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Bob Rae is shown with Gloria Reszler, York-Simcoe association director and 2011 provincial Liberal candidate, and Avia Eek. Photos by Mark Pavilons

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Springfest arrives Saturday King Township’s Springfest ushers in the great weather on May Your parents helped you cross the street 11. The event runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Cold Creek Conser ation Area. The cost is $10 per vehicle. safely, learn to ride a bike and drive a car… The family event includes a delicious BBQ and a variety of exciting activities for all ages, including the climbing wall, high ropes course, bouncy castle, crafts, heritage display, geocaching, guided Now they need you to help FEAST & FUN nature hikes and more. There will also be a marketplace showing them make the right decision. May 15th • 11 am - 2 pm some of King’s community groups. Also, the Cold Creek Steward- Join us for a delicious Italian ship committee will be selling rain barrels and composters. At Chartwell, our professionally trained style lunch and an afternoon For more information email [email protected]. of entertaining games. staff can help you navigate the decision- You’re sure to have a great making process and help you decide on time with great company! the best option. Please call us to register today. Laskay Hall plant sale May 11

CHARTWELL CLASSIC VALLEY VISTA SENIOR STAR Laskay Hall is hosting its annual plant sale (9 a.m. to noon) and retirement residence will include a wide variety of hardy locally grown perennials at June 10th • 1 - 3 pm very reasonable prices, featuring drought tolerant Native perenni- 600 Valley Vista Drive,Vaughan, ON CITY PLAYHOUSE THEATRE als, flowering shrubs and vines. Gardening advice is free! Hot drinks 905-417-8900 1000 Westminster Dr. Vaughan, ON and home-made treats will refresh you as ponder your selections. Cheer on your favourite Please call 905-833-0222 if you wish to donate baking. Proceeds to Senior Star participant in our Laskay Hall and other local charities. regional musical competition. Call or stop by for more details Laskay Hall is located at 12840 Weston Road, about one kilometer CHARTwell .COM to participate or attend. south of King Road. Thursday, May 9, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 3 Council compromise paves the way for Nobleton LCBO By Angela Gismondi to incorporate these aes- “We have to be aware Grandilli made a mo- thetic elements into the that if we back down on tion to reconsider the The LCBO is coming design of the building, this one we should be motion that was adopted to Nobleton. they did agree to create prepared to back down at the council meeting King council was faced a pedestrian walkway so on any others,” she said. on April 22. The motion with a tough decision at people can easily access Local councilor Pe- included conditions re- their meeting Monday the plaza on foot. ter Grandilli said he has lating to the cornice, but in the end they de- “The question be- been wanting to see an lighting and the loading cided to compromise on comes ‘how badly do we LCBO in Nobleton for a door. Those conditions a few aspects of design to want the LCBO,’” said long time. This is not the were deleted and council get the LCBO to come to Pellegrini. “We tried to fi rst time the issue has adopted the staff recom- town. get them to work with us been brought up. mendations for the devel- Mayor Steve Pellegri- and with our design stan- “We missed the boat opment of the LCBO to ni brought up the mat- dards and they said ‘no, before, let’s not miss it move ahead. ter in the new business take it or leave it.’” again,” said Grandilli. section of the meeting. Councillor Linda He informed council that Pabst looked at the issue the LCBO had denied all from a different perspec- King Chamber offers geraniums the requests made at the tive. last meeting. At the com- “What if someone In celebration of King Township’s rich his- mittee of the whole meet- were to come to the tory, the King Chamber of Commerce proudly ing April 22, councillors Township and tell us to hosts this annual not-for-profi t initiative. It’s asked the LCBO to con- change all our signage their annual coral geranium sale in honour of sider adding a cornice and logos,” said Pabst. Kingcrafts founder, Lady Flavelle. around the building, us- “It’s just food for thought. Order yours by Monday, May 13. They are $25 ing gooseneck light to il- I know the guidelines are per dozen. Call 905-717-7199 or email info@king- luminate the LCBO sign important to us but I also chamber.ca. rather than backlit sig- know there are quite a architectural guidelines, uents,” said Mortelliti. “I Pick-up will be Thursday, May 16, from 10 nage, and to incorporate few people in town look- he didn’t think it was a am in support of having a.m. to 6 p.m. at Nobleton Gazebo, (Sheardown a door that refl ects the ing forward to it.” good idea to turn away an LCBO even if it means Rd. and Hwy. 27). character of the build- While Councillor the LCBO. backing down a little.” The Nobleton/King City Horticultural Soci- ing on the loading dock, Cleve Mortelliti said he “By saying ‘no’ to the Pabst pointed out that ety holds a large plant sale at the Victoria Day which is located at the understands the impor- LCBO I think we would making allowances for Fair and the Township is now in the position front of the building. Al- tance of upholding the hear a lot more com- the LCBO could open a to provide composters and rain barrels at dis- though the LCBO refused Township’s design and plaints from our constit- can of worms. counted prices. So the three groups are taking advantage of the gazebo at the Nobleton Li- brary as the venue for “The Big Spring Plant New e-learning course for re ghter safety Sale.” Funds raised will be used to support the The Centre for Emergency Response & Public Safety (CERPS Training Inc.) announced a new many Chamber activities throughout the town- web-based, self-directed training course for solar photovoltaic systems, wind turbines and fi refi ghter ship as well as the numerous fl ower beds tended safety. to by the society. On-line registration will open Friday, May 31. Developed in collaboration with the Ontario Fire College, this latest CERPS program addresses the current best practices for fi re suppression when these installations are involved. In 2011, 91% of Happy Canada’s solar photovoltaic capacity was installed in Ontario and currently, the Canadian Wind En- ergy Association lists more than 1,200 wind turbines operating in 46 sites across the province. “This new program responds to a rapid growth in solar and wind systems in Ontario,” said Jay Patterson, president and CEO of CERPS Training Inc. “Ontario’s Long Term Energy Plan encour- ages the growth of alternative energy generation both in residential and commercial settings. Fire Day service professionals will have even more hazards to contend with as they respond to fi re emergen- cies that directly and indirectly threaten these installations.” Mother’s Sunday, May 12, 2013 Launched in Ontario in 2012, CERPS is a centre for high quality on-line education with the specifi c mandate to extend the reach, frequency and effectiveness of training and skill development for fi refi ghters. 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We went The Over the Rain- about the technical de- Business Offices There are few clas- through two VHS tapes bow competition also tails of moving things sics that never seem to and we’re now on our featured Nobleton na- around stage. 25 Queen St. N. fade or go out of fash- second DVD copy of the tive Sarah Forestieri, The flying monkey Bolton ON L7E 1C1 ion. And some beg to be film. Lexie also went who made it to the top costumes were amazing, (shared with Caledon reborn. out for Halloween when 20. with an added touch of Citizen) The Wizard of Oz she was five, dressed as She’s a crowd-pleas- gruesome. The system Toll Free 1-888-557-6626 is one of those stories Dorothy (what little girl er to be sure and while used to send them aloft 905-857-6626 – retold countless times hasn’t?) it may be tempting to worked very well. 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Editorial starring Judy Garland, able in today’s films. it retains its original Gemini Award win- The orchestra mem- Editor Ray Bolger (Scarecrow), But, in retrospect, the story and flavour, this ner Cedric Smith drew bers, too, had a daunt- MARK PAVILONS Jack Haley (Tin Man), costumes and special upbeat, modern inter- an extended round of ing task in making the [email protected] Bert Larh (Cowardly effects were quite good pretation is appealing applause for his por- score sound fresh and Lion), Frank Morgan for its time. Its whole- for all ages and includes trayal of the Wizard invigorating. They did Advertising & (Wizard) and Marga- some theme has all the some new songs by Tim and Professor Marvel. not disappoint. Administration ret Hamilton (Wicked ingredients of an excit- Rice and Andrew Lloyd His stage and TV expe- The young ensemble Head Office Witch). These are iconic ing drama. And let’s not Webber. rience are brought to cast, who played Emer- characters and anyone forget the music, and The lead role of Dor- bear. His take is a bit ald City residents and 34 Main St. W. following in their foot- award-winning original othy went to Danielle more refined than the castle guards, provided Beeton ON L0G 1A0 steps has some mighty song (Over the Rain- Wade, via the 16-epi- original and his man- a nice new twist of song 905-729-2287 big shoes to fill. The bow). sode CBC reality show nerisms are spot on. and dance, showing off Fax: 905-729-2541 film is a cornerstone of Frank L. Baum’s Over the Rainbow. Lisa Horner (Miss their skills. 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She has more than you may know her as the Treat the kids before Heather Erwin put it on the backburn- ard of Oz, which contin- 10 years of vocal train- “start the car” spouse school lets out for the Joel Gillespie er. When our first-born ues to sell out in Toron- ing and recently played from the humorous Ikea summer! Myles Meddick Lexie began to grow and to’s Mirvish Theatre. Elle Woods in Legally commercial. Adam Pileggi blossom, we watched it This legendary tale is Blonde – The Musical, With a long list of Alex Pozdrowski with her on VHS and totally reconceived for stage roles to their Rob Carrick credit, the main cast Trivia is bolstered by the trio Brainteaser Classifieds Letter to the Editor of Mike Jackson (Tim [email protected] During the Man), Lee MacDou- 1600s, England gall (Lion) and Jamie Graphic Designers celebrated a day Lisa Clendening McKnight (Scarecrow). Cancer Society called “Mother- While it may take a bit John Speziali ing Sunday”, cele- to get used to a younger, Business thanks donors brated on the 4th more creative team in Janice Coté Sunday of Lent. these classic roles, they Sylvia DeShane add flavour and humour and volunteers This was a time to increase the audience Mary Speck put aside for re- appeal. Their timing More than 400 local volunteers braved the cold and laxation and enjoy- was perfect and it’s ob- Bob was born Subscription rates: windy days for the Canadian Cancer Society through- ment during the vious they truly enjoy Within 65 km except towns with out the month of April. their roles. on Dec. 28, but letter carriers – $39.00 + G.S.T. They donated their time selling Hope Daffodils flow- long Lenten fast. Beyond 65 km and towns with Robin Evan Willis letter carriers – $67.00 + G.S.T. ers and pins. 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So far we’ve called “going a- ple yet vibrant scenic amount paid for the space actually backdrops, this produc- and five make occupied by that portion of the had a very successful campaign and we could not do mothering.” advertisement in which the error that without the many volunteers who made it happen. tion makes excellent nine! occurred, whether such error is due to the negligence of its servants or I asked a long-time volunteer what motivates her, she otherwise, and there shall be no said: “My son passed away at 36 years old, I sell daffodils liability for non insertion of any advertisement beyond the amount for him.” paid for such advertisement. Funds from this campaign support our local transportation program and fund world class research. Simcoe-York Printing We would like to recognize all the local businesses & Publishing Limited, who opened their doors to our volunteers to make this publisher of the New Tecumseth Times a successful campaign. 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Member Alex Reil CCNA Manager Holland River Community Office Canadian Cancer Society Thursday, May 9, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 5 Former councillor is a resident watchdog By Mark Pavilons He’s pored over liter- politicians always strive even if it doesn’t always Call him opinionated, ally thousands of docu- to do what’s in the best change the end result. even a thorn in King ments and staff reports interests of their constit- The Sustainability council’s side. over the years and he’s uents. Plan, he said, is a great But one thing Jeff Laid- simply in the habit of The public places its guiding document, but law is not is apathetic. continuing this pastime, faith in the elected rep- he hopes it retains its The admittedly cyni- to keep abreast of local resentatives, who rely on goals and strength as it’s cal former councillor issues. the expert advice of staff. carried out in the years continues to attend coun- A common face in the They don’t always see eye to come. cil meetings and public audience at King council to eye. Times are defi nitely events. He frequently meetings, he believes the He still gets frustrated changing in King, and comments on planning current crew is hitting when “someone asks an it’s still about balance. issues and is always their stride. While he intelligent question and Laidlaw is pessimistic ready to voice his con- does admit the current there’s no answer.” that he won’t recognize cerns. councillors and staff are Laidlaw praises the the King he loves in 10 He may raise an eye- doing their jobs, not ev- current council for being years from now. brow or two, but con- erything is rosy. more open and encourag- Maybe that’s why he’s cerned citizens like There are several dif- ing public engagement, always on guard. Laidlaw are few and far ferent Ontario Municipal between. Board hearings on tap Laidlaw says he con- and with costs for legal Draft cycling strategy tinues to pay attention to expertise, consultants York Regional Council received a draft of the Ontar- all the pertinent issues in and staff time at upwards io Ministry of Transportation’s Cycling Strategy. The King, makes suggestions of $500,000, it’s a substan- Provincial Cycling Strategy reinforces cycling as a pri- to councillors and staff, tial amount of money ers) will go to get their Laidlaw moved to ority and is an important fi rst step in creating a safer, King in 1997 for its open fi nds effi ciencies and of- the municipality simply way.” more bicycle-friendly province. It seeks to enhance spaces and unique rural fers up ideas that are can’t afford to spend. Laidlaw sees munici- cycling infrastructure in the province by identifying a “outside of the box.” Laidlaw said historical- pal fi nances as the big- character. He followed lo- province-wide cycling network and supporting munici- He’s armed and ready ly, King hasn’t gone to the gest challenge. cal politics from the out- palities in the development of local cycling networks. to engage in any discus- OMB very often, instead He said there’s a “mis- set and became involved The Ministry estimates 630,000 Ontarians ride a bi- sion and debate any pol- trying to compromise guided notion” that devel- in the “big pipe” issue in cycle daily and 48 per cent of Ontarians ride at least icy issue. As a regular and “get the best deal we opment will pay its way King City. critic of local planning can” from applicants. in the future in King. The He entered the foray once each week during spring, summer and fall. matters, Laidlaw hopes The development in- Township, he said, has es- and defeated Councillor York Region supports several cycling-friendly ini- his input is appreciated. dustry knows about timated some $53 million Peter Grandilli, to cap- tiatives: For him, it’s a matter King’s unique character in development charges ture the Nobleton (Ward • Development of the York Region Lake-to-Lake that the political arena and its policies. Council- will fi ll municipal coffers 2) seat in 20006. He served cycling route and walking trail from Lake Simcoe to still entices him. “Once lors try to be amiable, but in the years to come, but until 2010. Lake Ontario. you’ve been in politics, I Laidlaw points out some there’s more than $100 Motivated by the idea • A York Region Cycling Map. don’t think it ever leaves may be “naive” as to the million in future spend- that King can be a bet- • Bike ‘n’ Bus racks on YRT/Viva’s conventional you,” he observed. “lengths some (develop- ing. This, he said, threat- ter place, he’s constant- bus fl eet. ens the future viability of ly scanning agendas the Township. and looking for “solu- Preserving Existing Needed road work and tions.” He’s always been King’s outstanding debt driven by truth. Politics Communities Act load present more chal- can, however, “beat you lenges. down.” passes second reading Admittedly, the cur- He discovered during WANT rent administration in- his term that knowledge- The private member’s bill sponsored by Newmar- herited much of these, able staff is invaluable. ket-Aurora MPP Frank Klees, that would empower and Laidlaw said the One of his most memo- municipal councils in decisions relating to the inten- Township’s fi nancial rable moments came SAVINGS sifi cation of established neighbourhoods has passed management has been during a public meet- an important milestone. an issue for some time. ing in Nobleton when The bill, entitled the Preserving Existing Commu- Politicians, he said, were he received a round of nities Act, passed second reading following a spirited often soft on tax increases applause from a packed THAT STICK? debate. Klees advanced the bill as a response to a de- to appease the voters, but house of residents. That velopment application to the Town of Newmarket that now they have to catch up. was rewarding, since would add hundreds more housing units into the long- established Glenway community in that town. “A consequence of the Places to Grow Act, is that even if a municipality rejects a development proposal See today's that involves intensifi cation of an existing residential insert for details area and that application does not comply with the offi cial plan, the odds are that the Ontario Munici- HAIR SALON pal Board will overrule the council’s decision,” said Klees. “This bill will make the decision of the municipality in these cases fi nal.” The bill has now been referred to the Standing Welcome to our team Committee on General Government for public hearings where interested parties will have an opportunity to provide input and propose amendments. It will Cristina then be referred back to the legislature for a fi nal vote and proclamation into law. Hairstylist “I want to thank Newmarket council and the Gl- enway Preservation Association for their support of my bill,” said Klees. “Council’s resolution supporting the principle of my bill and the association’s endorse- Full Salon Service ment letter that was sent to all mayors in the province for the entire family and all MPPs played a signifi cant role in getting it to this point.” Councillors Jim Tovey and Pat Mullin from the City WALK-INS WELCOME of Mississauga announced that Mississauga council Phone: 905-833-9090 Fax: 905-833-9091 had passed a unanimous resolution in support of the CALL TO BOOK APPOINTMENTS bill. A number of Ontario municipalities passed simi- lar resolutions, including the City of Oakville and the 9-7 Tues.-Thurs.; 9-6 Wed.; 9-8Fri.; 8-4 Sat. Region of Halton. Links to the Queen’s Park news conference and the debate of Bill 41 can be found on Klees’s website at 905.859.7051 www.frankklees.com. 6037 King Road • Nobleton 6 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 9, 2013

905-833-5321 The Corporation of the Township of King [email protected] The Corporation2075 King Road, of the King Township City, ON L7B 1A1 of King [email protected] 2075 King Road, King City, ON L7B 1A1 www.king.ca

UPCOMING COUNCIL MEETINGS For information on King's Sustainability Plan visit www.sustainableking.com MunicipalUPC OOffice,MIN CouncilG CO ChambersUNCIL MEETINGS For Celebrateinformation the arrival on King's of spring Sustainability by purchasing gera- Plan Mayvisit 16th. www.sustainableking.com This event is has been made possible Municipal Office, Council Chambers Celebrateniums, the hanging arrival ofbaskets spring byand purchasing plants as gera-well as dis-May 16th.through This eventpartnerships is has been with madethe King possible Chamber of Mon. May 27, 2013 niums,counted hanging rain baskets barrels and plantsand compostersas well as dis- at throughthe Commerce, partnerships Nobleton with the & King King ChamberHorticultural of Society 6:00pmMon. May - 27,Council/Committee 2013 of the Whole countedNobleton rain Gazebobarrels andfrom composters10am-7pm onat Thursday,the Commerce,and theNobleton Township & King of King.Horticultural Society 6:00pm - Council/Committee of the Whole Nobleton Gazebo from 10am-7pm on Thursday, and the Township of King. Mon. June 10, 2013 6:00pmMon. June - Council/Committee 10, 2013 of the Whole 6:00pm - Council/Committee of the Whole PUBLIC MEETINGS PUBLIC MEETINGS NOTICE OF MEETING RE:NOTICE Amendment OF MEETING to the 2013 Budget & Business Plan and By-lawRE: Amendment to the 2013 Budget & Business Plan and By-law Re: Engineering and Public Works Department Re: Engineering and Public Works Department Report - Nobleton Watermain Replacement Priority Report - Nobleton Watermain Replacement Priority

CouncilCouncil of the Corporation of of the the Township Township of of King King will will consider consider a a proposedproposed amendment toto thethe 20132013 Budget Budget & &Business Business Plan Plan and and By-lawBy-law forfor Engineering andand PublicPublic Works Works Department Department Report Report - - NobletonNobleton Watermain ReplacementReplacement Priority Priority on: on:

DEFERREDDEFERRED toto Monday,Monday, May May 27 27 2013 2013 - 6:00- 6:00 p.m. p.m. InIn thethe CouncilCouncil Chambers Chambers 2075 KingKing Road,Road, King King City, City, ON ON ENGINEERINGENGINEERING AND AND PUBLIC PUBLIC WORKS WORKS UPCUOPMCINOGMINGEVENETVENTSS InformationInformation regarding thethe proposedproposed amendment amendment can can be be found found on on WAWATERTER METER METER REPLACEMENT REPLACEMENT PROGRAM PROGRAM thethe TownshipTownship of King'sKing's websitewebsite www.king.cawww.king.ca on on the the April April 22nd, 22nd, OverOver the the next next few fewyears years King King Township Township will be will replacing be replacing our old our old 20132013 CommitteeCommittee of thethe WholeWhole Agenda, Agenda, Item Item #7 #7 - Engineering- Engineering and and waterwater meters. meters. Notices Notices will bewill going be going to affected to affected residents residents for the for the PublicPublic WorksWorks Department ReportReport Number Number EPW EPW 2013-18. 2013-18. workwork this this year. year. The The initial initial focus focus will bewill Nobleton. be Nobleton. Your co-opera-Your co-operation with our contractor will be greatly appreciated. This program OTICES tion with our contractor will be greatly appreciated. This program NNOTICES willwill assist assist the theTownship Township in leak in leakdetection detection and waterand water conservation. conservation. Improvements to Township infrastructure are a benefit to all King NOTICENOTICE OF PPASSINGASSING OFOF A AZONINGZONING BY BY-LA-LAWW BY BY Improvements to Township infrastructure are a benefit to all King residents.residents. THETHE CORPORATIONCORPORATION OFOF THETHE TTOWNSHIPOWNSHIPOF OF King Township has awarded the contract for this water meter KING King Township has awarded the contract for this water meter KING upgrade program to WAMCO Municipal Products. As each phase 2920 King Road, King City, Township of King upgrade program to WAMCO Municipal Products. As each phase 2920 King Road, King City, Township of King is implemented, WAMCO licensed meter installers will canvas TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the areasis implemented,that have been WAMCO identified licensedfor that phase meter and installers deliver awill copy canvas TAKETownship NOTICE of King thatpassed the By-lawCouncil Number of the 2013-42 Corporation on the 22ndof the of theareas official that King have Township been identified Notice to for Property that phase Owners. and WAMCOdeliver a copy Townshipday of April, of 2013King passedunder Section By-law 34 Number and 39 2013-42of the Planning on the Act, 22nd employeesof the official will wear King an Township identification Notice tag to and Property wear a Owners. hat & reflec- WAMCO day of April, 2013 under Section 34 and 39 of the Planning Act, R.S.O, 1990, Chapter P.13. By-law number 2013-42 amends tiveemployees vest with the will WAMCO wear an logo. identification tag and wear a hat & reflec- R.S.O,Zoning 1990,By-law Chapter74-53, as P.13. amended, By-law by numbertemporarily 2013-42 rezoning amends the tive vest with the WAMCO logo. Zoningproperty By-law from "Institutional74-53, as amended, (I)" to "Institutional by temporarily (I) - Exception rezoning -the HALF-LOAD RESTRICTIONS propertySection 21.28".from "Institutional This rezoning (I)" will tofacilitate "Institutional the temporary (I) - Exception use of a - TheHALF-LOAD annual half-load RESTRICTIONS period to limit vehicle weights to 5,000 kg Sectionportion 21.28".of the King This Township rezoning Museumwill facilitate building the temporary for a temporary use of a perThe axle annual has been half-load implemented period toon limitdesignated vehicle Townshipweights toroads 5,000 kg portionsales and of marketingthe King Townshipfacility office Museum related buildingto the Genview for a temporary Plan of effectiveper axle Friday, has Marchbeen 1st,implemented 2013 to May on 31st,designated 2013. Township roads salesSubdivision and marketing on the surrounding facility office grounds. related to the Genview Plan of effective Friday, March 1st, 2013 to May 31st, 2013. Subdivision on the surrounding grounds. For further information, please visit the website at www.king.ca AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal to the By-lawFor furtherNumber information, 2010-141 or please call 905-833-5321. visit the website at www.king.ca ANDOntario TAKE Municipal NOTICE Board that in any respect person of theor agency by-law bymay filing appeal with tothe the By-law Number 2010-141 or call 905-833-5321. OntarioClerk of Municipalthe Corporation Board of in the respect Township of the of Kingby-law not by later filing than with the the COMPETITIVE BIDS Clerk22nd of daythe Corporationof May, 2013 of a thenotice Township of appeal of settingKing not out later the objec-than the Register online at tion to the by-law and the reasons in support of the objection, BID COPPOROMPTUNITIESETITIVE FORBID THES TOWNSHIP OF 22nd day of May, 2013 a notice of appeal setting out the objec- KING Register online at tiontogether to the with by-law 1 cheque and in the the reasonsamount ofin $125.00 support (certified of the objection,cheque BID OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF or money order only) payable to the Minister of Finance to cover All Requests for Tenders, Proposals, Quotations and Expression together with 1 cheque in the amount of $125.00 (certified cheque KING Springfest 2013 the Ontario Municipal Board fee, and a cheque for $150.00 repre- of Interest can be viewed electronically via the Township's web- or money order only) payable to the Minister of Finance to cover All Requests for Tenders, Proposals, Quotations and ExpressionWe invite you to join us for Springfrest on May 11, 11-3pm senting the Clerk's Department Administrative processing fee, site www.king.ca under Bid Opportunities. Questions can be Springfest 2013 the Ontario Municipal Board fee, and a cheque for $150.00 repre- of Interest can be viewed electronically via the Township's web-at Cold Creek for a fun and exciting day. Spring in for a deli- payable to the Township of King. If you wish to appeal to the addressed in writing by contacting the Purchasing Coordinator at We invite you to join us for Springfrest on May 11, 11-3pm senting the Clerk's Department Administrative processing fee, site www.king.ca under Bid Opportunities. Questions can ciousbe BBQ and then take part in a variety of exciting activi- Ontario Municipal Board, a copy of an appeal form is available [email protected] or via fax at 905-833-2300. at Cold Creek for a fun and exciting day. Spring in for a deli- payable to the Township of King. If you wish to appeal to the addressed in writing by contacting the Purchasing Coordinatorties at for all ages. Only $10 a car, so load up the whole fami- from the Ontario Municipal Board website at www.omb.gov.on.ca cious BBQ and then take part in a variety of exciting activi- Ontario Municipal Board, a copy of an appeal form is available [email protected] or via fax at 905-833-2300. ly for a fun filled adventure. or from the Clerk of the Township of King. Please note the Board N O B L E T O N S A N I TA RY ties for all ages. Only $10 a car, so load up the whole fami- from the Ontario Municipal Board website at www.omb.gov.on.ca will only accept filing fee payments by certified cheque or money S E W E R P R O J E C T U P D AT E S For morely for information a fun filled email adventure. [email protected] ororder. from the Clerk of the Township of King. Please note the Board N O B LETO N S ANITARY REMINDER FROM THE TOWNSHIP OF KING will only accept filing fee payments by certified cheque or money S EWER P R O J EC T U P D ATES OForL UmoreNT informationEERS emailEED [email protected] order.Only individuals, corporations and public bodies may appeal a by- Spring is a good time to connect to the sanitary sewer sys- V N law to the Ontario Municipal Board. A notice of appeal may not tem,REMINDER if you haven't FROM already THEdone so.TOWNSHIP OF KING NOTICE TO KING RESIDENTS Onlybe filed individuals, by an unincorporated corporations associationand public bodiesor group. may However, appeal a aby- Spring is a good time to connect to the sanitary sewer sys-ADVISORYV COMMITTEEOLUNTEER VACANCIESS NEED ED lawnotice to theof appeal Ontario may Municipal be filed inBoard. the name A notice of an ofindividual appeal whomay is not Havingtem, partif you of yourhaven't property already dug doneup to layso. the connecting sewer ACCESSIBILITYNOTICE TO ADVISORY KING RESIDENTS COMMITTEE(AAC) pipe and de-commission your septic tank is best done before bea member filed by ofan the unincorporated association or associationthe group on or its group. behalf. However, a The TownshipADVISORY of King COMMITTEE invites applications VACANCIES from residents who are summerHaving landscaping part of your and property gardening dug begins. up to lay the connecting sewer notice of appeal may be filed in the name of an individual who is interestedACCESSIBILITY in serving on ADVISORY the Accessibility COMMITTEE(AAC) Advisory Committee No person or public body shall be added as a party to the hearing a member of the association or the group on its behalf. pipe and de-commission your septic tank is best done before(AAC). Applicants must be residents of the Township of King, of the appeal unless, before the by-law was passed, the person For more information about connecting to the sewer system, The Township of King invites applications from residents who are summer landscaping and gardening begins. over the age of 18 years and not employed by the Township. or public body made oral submissions at a public meeting or writ- please go to www.king.ca and click on Sanitary Sewer Projects interested in serving on the Accessibility Advisory Committee No person or public body shall be added as a party to the hearing Under the Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2001 (ODA) the majori- ten submissions to the council or, in the opinion of the Ontario on Forthe homemore pageinformation (under "Popularabout connecting Topics"). to the sewer system, (AAC). Applicants must be residents of the Township of King, of the appeal unless, before the by-law was passed, the person ty of the committee members shall include persons with disabili- Municipal Board, there are reasonable grounds to add the person please go to www.king.ca and click on Sanitary Sewer Projects over the age of 18 years and not employed by the Township. or public body made oral submissions at a public meeting or writ- Questions can be directed to our Project Phone Line at 905-833- ties and can include members of families of persons with disabil- or public body as a party. on the home page (under "Popular Topics"). Under the Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2001 (ODA) the majori- ten submissions to the council or, in the opinion of the Ontario 4073 or by email to [email protected]. ities. ty of the committee members shall include persons with disabili- MunicipalAn explanation Board, of therethe purpose are reasonable and effect grounds of the By-law to add and the a person key Questions can be directed to our Project Phone Line at 905-833-The mainties andpurposes can include and activities members of ofthe families Accessibility of persons Advisory with disabil- ormap public showing body the as locationa party. of the lands affected by the By-law are OFFICE CLOSURE 4073 or by email to [email protected]. Committeeities. are: available on our website at www.king.ca . THE MUNICIPAL OFFICES AND LIBRARIES WILL BE An explanation of the purpose and effect of the By-law and a key CLOSED FFIC ON MONDAYE LO MAYS 20th,UR 2013E FOR VICTORIA DAY, * to participateThe main in purposesthe annual and development activities ofand/or the refinementAccessibility of Advisory map showingDATED at the the location Township of theof King lands this affected 3rd day by of the May, By-law 2013. are O C REOPENING TUESDAY MAY 21st, 2013 FOR REGULAR the TownshipCommittee of King's are: Accessibility Plan available on our website at www.king.ca . BUSINESSTHE MUNICIPAL HOURS OFFICES AND LIBRARIES WILL BE * to review site plans and provide comments to staff on accessi- NOTICE OF WATER & WASTEWATER BILLS CLOSED ON MONDAY MAY 20th, 2013 FOR VICTORIA DAY,bility issues* to participate relating to plansin the and annual drawings development for development and/or under refinement of PleaseDATED be advised at the thatTownship Water of& KingWastewater this 3rd bills day for of the May, period 2013. IN REOPENINGCASE OF AN URGENTTUESDAY TOWNSHIP MAY 21st, MATTER2013 FOR PLEASE REGULAR Sectionthe 41 Township of the Planning of King's Act withinAccessibility the Township Plan of King January to March 2013 have been mailed. The due date for CALLBUSINESS (905)833-5321 HOURS AND THE TOWNSHIP ANSWERING * to provide* to review comments site plans and recommendations and provide comments to Council to staff on theon accessi- NOTICEWater & Wastewater OF WA TERbills is &May W 28,ASTEWA 2013. TER BILLS SERVICE WILL RELAY YOUR CALL TO THE APPROPRIATE accessibilitybility issues of buildings, relating structures to plans orand premises drawings (or for parts development thereof) under Please be advised that Water & Wastewater bills for the period PERSONNELIN CASE OF AN URGENT TOWNSHIP MATTER PLEASE that theSection Township 41 ofpurchases, the Planning constructs, Act within renovates, the Township leases of and King For further inquiries regarding water and wastewater (e.g. new January to March 2013 have been mailed. The due date for CALL (905)833-5321 AND THE TOWNSHIP ANSWERING uses as* toa municipalprovide comments facility and recommendations to Council on the rates effective January 1, 2013), please visit the Township web- ARK ECREATION ULTURE Water & Wastewater bills is May 28, 2013. SERVICEP , WILL R RELAY YOUR CALL& TO C THE APPROPRIATE* to adviseaccessibility Council onof buildings,other related structures accessibility or premises issues within (or parts the thereof) site at www.king.ca. MASTERPERSONNELPLAN UPDATE - PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE Township.that the Township purchases, constructs, renovates, leases and For further inquiries regarding water and wastewater (e.g. new Come out on May 13, 2013 to have your say in the Parks, uses as a municipal facility rates effective January 1, 2013), please visit the Township web- For additional information regarding this Committee or to obtain RecreationPAR & CultureK, R MasterECR Plan.EATION & CULTURE * to advise Council on other related accessibility issues within the site at www.king.ca. an application form, visit the Township website at www.king.ca Township. NobletonMASTER Arena PLAN- Two Sessions UPDATE - PUBLIC OPEN HOUSEInformation and applications are also available at the Municipal Come out on May 13, 2013 to have your say in the Parks, 3:00-5:00pm or 6:30-8:30pm Office Forat 2075 additional King Road, information King City, regarding ON. this Committee or to obtain Recreation & Culture Master Plan. More information: [email protected] an application form, visit the Township website at www.king.ca Nobleton Arena - Two Sessions Information and applications are also available at the Municipal 3:00-5:00pm or 6:30-8:30pm Office at 2075 King Road, King City, ON. More information: [email protected] Thursday, May 9, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 7 Fiona Cowles named King’s Citizen of the Year

By Mark Pavilons Township’s parks and rec- Cowles admitted that Township Historical Soci- Pottageville Tennis Club, sustainability of our beau- reation department. volunteering can be an up- ety in 1974, thus beginning King’s Environmental Ad- tiful rural Township. It’s hard to put a value The unanticipated hill battle at times, relative her ongoing volunteer ac- visory Committee. “A supportive family, on the contributions of honour came as a “great to the cause. She remains a tivities. “My educational back- a general interest in the King Township’s army of surprise” to Cowles, who steadfast supporter of our She was involved with ground in geography and community I live in, and volunteers. thanked council and those heritage resources and the King City Badminton mapping, and my involve- enjoyment of the outdoors, They were given well who nominated her. features, which are vital to Club, King Township Li- ment in creating the Oak have been an excellent deserved accolades during Cowles refers to her the quality of life here in brary Board, King City Ridges Moraine Trail, foundation for a happy and the annual Community efforts as “eclectic volun- King. Seniors’ Centre, Laskay have shaped my interest fulfi lling life, whether paid Showcase and Volunteer teering,” since she’s in- This ties in with good Community Hall Board, in rural planning and the or volunteer!” Appreciation Night, held volved in a great number planning and sustainabil- at Kingbridge Centre May of different aspects of life ity. With CCKT, she plays 1. in King. a role in helping to keep The top award – Citizen As a hiking enthusiast, King green with a thought- of the Year – went to Fiona Cowles recalls fi rst com- ful approach to planning. Cowles, whose tireless ef- ing to King and helping Through all of her vol- forts reverberate through to create the Oak Ridges unteer activities, Cowles such organizations as Con- Trail Association as a admitted she’s met a great cerned Citizens of King founding member. Today, array of people and she Township (CCKT), Oak the trail, which stretches highly recommends vol- Ridges Trail Association, from Caledon through the unteering – “it will enrich Heritage King, King Town- Northumberland Forest, your experience of King.” ship Historical Society is a 275-kilometre swath of Cowles summed it and the Special Olympics. pristine pathways, and the up by quoting Margaret A resident since 1973, portion running through Mead: “Never doubt that a Cowles even spent nine King is by far the “most at- small group of thoughtful, years working for King tractive.” committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” “We will keep trying,” Cowles said. She got involved in municipal politics in Edin- burgh and in 1967, she ran for a council position with Edinburgh City Council. The big issue of the time was trying to stop a major bypass being built through “The Meadows” in Edin- burgh, which would have Volunteer of the Year Fiona Cowles is congratulated by Councillor Debbie Schaefer, ruined the old city. Cowles with Owen Macri on behalf of MP Paul Calandra. came in second out of four Photos by Mark Pavilons candidates but “we beat the bypass though, and it was built much further Nobleton Plaza Dental out.” Cowles said she became conscious of the value of Dr. Dave Sadler heritage buildings as an essential part of a commu- & Dr. Leeanne Hurwitz nity’s quality of life. Cowles joined the King Extended hours are now available. Call us for more information at 905-859-5170 FORM 6 Municipal Act, 2001 SALE OF LAND BY PUBLIC TENDER How often should I have my teeth THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF KING cleaned at the dentist? Take Notice that tenders are invited for the purchase of the lands described below and will be received until 3:00 p.m. local time on May 29, 2013, at the Township of King Municipal Office, 2075 King Road, King City The answer to this question varies from person to person. The normal range is usually Ontario L7B 1A1. somewhere between 3 and 6 months, and depends upon various factors. Some of these The tenders will then be opened in public on the same day as soon as possible after 3:00 p.m. at the Municipal factors include: the levels of bacteria in your mouth (this varies for each individual), how Office, 2075 King Road, King City. quickly tartar builds up in your mouth, the effectiveness of your at-home oral hygiene Description of Lands: regime, and whether or not you're a smoker. Also, certain medical conditions, such as Roll No. 19 49 000 023 75800 0000; PIN 03371-0143(LT); W 1/2 Lot 9 Concession 4 King except Plans 473, 556, 571 and 581; King; File No. 11-02 diabetes or pregnancy, may play a factor in deciding what your cleaning interval should Minimum Tender Amount: $49,298.27 be. The same goes for some medications which may lead to dry mouth or increase the risk Roll No. 19 49 000 063 68700 0000; 27 Lynwood Cres, Nobleton; PIN 03360-0027(LT); Part Lot 32 Plan 457 of dental decay. King as in A66684A; S/T A21494A King; File No. 11-11 Minimum Tender Amount: $30,445.26 As you can see, there is no defi nite recommended interval in which to have your teeth Roll No. 19 49 000 116 18000 0000; 4556 Lloydtown-Aurora Rd, Kettleby; PIN 70003-0123(LT); Part Lot 27 cleaned. It is important that your dentist and dental hygienist tailor their recommenda- Concession 7 King; Part E 1/2 Lot 28 Concession 7N KingE Das in R194303 & Part 2, Plan 65R3159; S/T the inter- TPO est of the estate of Joseph Harold PHutt;O SS/T executions 01-0000121 and 06-0004180, if enforceable; King; File tions to your individual needs once they have assessed the condition of your mouth as No. 11-28 well as any pertaining medical history. It is also important to note that whatever interval Minimum Tender Amount: $27,029.26 you are currently on is something that could change. If your oral health condition worsens

Tenders must be submitted in the prescribed form and must be accompanied by a deposit in the form of a or you have changes in your lifestyle (ie. you begin smoking), your dentist may suggest money order or of a bank draft or cheque certified by a bank or trust corporation payable to the municipality and you come more often. Conversely, if your dentist sees improvement, they may decide that representing at least 20 per cent of the tender amount. seeing you less often is acceptable. Except as follows, the municipality makes no representation regarding the title to, crown interests or any other matters relating to the lands to be sold. Responsibility for ascertaining these matters rests Just remember that your dental team has made a recommendation in order to beneﬁ t with the potential purchasers. your oral health and to improve/maintain the condition of your teeth, gums and supporting This sale is governed by the Municipal Act, 2001 and the Municipal Tax Sales Rules made under that Act. The bone. If you decide not to follow your dentist's recommendation, this could lead to many successful purchaser will be required to pay the amount tendered plus accumulated taxes, HST if applicable and the relevant land transfer tax. consequences including gingivitis, increased rate of decay, bone loss, or in the worst case, loss of your teeth. Also, remember that although having regular cleanings at your dentist's The municipality has no obligation to provide vacant possession to the successful purchaser. ofﬁ ce is essential in order to remove the tartar that you can't get on your own, a lot of your For further information regarding this sale and a copy of the prescribed form of tender, visit: oral health depends on the care you take with your mouth at home. Your dental team can Wendy Kwan 2075 King Road review proper at-home oral hygiene with you at your cleaning appointment. Manager of Revenue King City Ontario L7B 1A1 The Corporation of the Township of King (905) 833-5321 [email protected] Keep smiling! 8 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 9, 2013 Demolition Derby draws the crowds at the Schomberg Fair A low resounding rum- begins. cars and that was squared demo derby and be strong give them the edge to help hoots and hollers. ble starts to erupt from the The annual Schomberg off using hydro poles and enough to handle all the it withstand the bumps In 2012, it was Mallory heart of Schomberg and Agriculture Demolition massive logs. Here we are bump and bruises it will and smacks it will take Groombridge and her lit- then it continues to grow Derby takes place on the about 25 years later and take. There are many ga- once it enters the pit. tle red sports car that stole as the roars can be heard Friday night of the last the largest car accident rages, sheds and barns Since the conception the hearts of the crowd. out to Highway 27. weekend in May, marking this side of the county line that have taken in vehi- of the demolition derby People chanted her name The crowd stands, the official opening of the is still going strong. cles as the drivers and pit in 1975, there has been as she move through the hearts start to beat fast Schomberg Fair. During the winter crews start to debate, and many changes in the pit pit escaping the hits or de- and cheers start to grow, as The demolition derby months, the search starts plan out work on them as area. Safety is one of the livering a big blow to her the anticipation peaks. As started back in the 1970s for the vehicle that will they decide what they will main concerns of the SAS competitors. It was hard the flag drops the action with a pit that fit about 6 be the one to enter the have to do to the vehicle to and they have taken steps to hear Joe Skully the an- over the years to ensure nouncer when Mallory the safety of not only the was in the pit as the crowd NOTICE OF SUBMISSION drivers, but the spectators cheered for her. Mallory as well. came 3rd but in all the Design and Construction Report In 2011 the SAS did a crowd’s mind she was first. Highway 400 Widening from Major Mackenzie Drive to King Road full reconstruction of the Mallory’s not the only City of Vaughan, Township of King, Regional Municipality of York demolition pit. Drainage, one who can capture the W.P.s 192-00-00 and 2539-04-00 lighting, barriers and hearts of the crowd, some the increase of pit size of the cars that take on THE PROJECT were all looked at and re- transformations and The Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) has completed a Design and Construction Report (DCR) for improvements constructed. The pit now change their look from a to Highway 400 in the City of Vaughan and the Township of King, Regional Municipality of York. The proposed undertaking measures 20 by 50. By in Chev wagon to the Termi- involves the reconstruction and widening of Highway 400 from Major Mackenzie Drive to south of King Road. The project creasing the pit it gives the nator, or a Hyundai turns site is identified as Contract 2 on the accompanying Key Plan. Contract 1 (King Road Interchange Reconstruction) was cars room to move around into Zombie the Rolling completed in November 2010. Contract 2 will overlap the Contract 1 area because it includes lighting modifications in the and to allow more cars in. Dead can soon become fa- Highway 400/King Road Interchange area by introducing high mast illumination and the removal of a temporary concrete This improvement saw the vorites of the crowds and barrier left in place after reconstruction of the interchange. heats go longer and give receive their cheers and The highway improvements include the crowd more of what support throughout the widening Highway 400 from six to they came to see. evening. eight lanes, incorporating a median High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane The Society is always The Society is calling in each direction, replacement of trying to bring something all drivers to sign up for the King-Vaughan Road Bridge, new to the derby for en- the 2013 derby. Go to www. widening of the Kirby Road Bridge, tertainment value for the schombergfair.com and installation of High Mast Lighting crowd. In 2011 they intro- pull off a registration form on a new tall wall concrete median duced the mini van class. and fill it out and send it in barrier throughout the full length Drivers and spectators and save $10 on your entry of the project and drainage and roadside safety improvements. The soon found out it was hard fee. If you have any ques- highway platform will also be graded to kill a van and this heat tions about what you can to accommodate the future Highway lasted about 10 minutes. In or can not do to your car 400 expansion to its ultimate 10-lane 2012, the pickup truck in- Call Mark at Jessop’s Ga- cross section. vitational heat was added rage, 905-939-4644 and he THE PROCESS and this brought many will help you out. The project was conducted in accordance with MTO’s Class Environmental Assessment for Provincial Transportation Facilities (as amended July 2000) as a Group ‘B’ undertaking. Preliminary Design of the proposed Highway 400 improvements between Major Mackenzie Drive and South Canal Bridge was documented in a Transportation Environmental Study Report (TESR) filed in the Public Record in June 2002. Amendments to the Preliminary Design were published in three TESR Addenda filed in the Public Record in March 2009, May 2009 and October 2011. The DCR provides a description of the recommended Detail Design, associated environmental impacts and proposed mitigation measures and the results of the consultation process to date. As part of the consultation process, the DCR has been submitted to the Ministry of the Environment, Central Region, 5775 Yonge Street, 8th Floor, Toronto, ON M2M 4J1 and placed in the Public Record for a formal review period of 30 calendar days between the dates of May 9, 2013 and June 10, 2013. The DCR is also available for the 30-day public review at the following locations: Ministry of Transportation City of Vaughan Maple Public Library Central Region Clerk’s Office 10190 Keele Street Planning & Environmental Office 2141 Major Mackenzie Drive Maple, ON L6A 1G3 3rd Floor, Building D Vaughan, ON L6A 1T1 Mon and Wed: 1:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m. 1201 Wilson Avenue Mon–Fri: 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Tues and Thurs: 10:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Downsview, ON M3M 1J8 Fri and Sat: 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Mon–Fri: 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Sun: 1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. Township of King King City Public Library Clerk’s Office 1970 King Road 2075 King Road King City, ON L7B 1A6 King City, ON L7B 1A1 Mon–Fri: 10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Mon–Fri: 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Sat: 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Sun: 1:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m. COMMENTS The review period will terminate on June 10, 2013, after which construction can proceed, contingent upon the receipt of all other required approvals, permits and authorizations. If you have any comments, questions or concerns regarding the DCR, please contact: Mr. Peter Lau, P.Eng. Ms. Heather Glass, P.Eng. Agricultural Society Project Manager Senior Project Engineer SNC-Lavalin Inc. Ministry of Transportation 195 The West Mall Highway Engineering – York-Simcoe, Central Region looking for volunteers Toronto, ON M9C 5K1 4th Floor, Building D, 1201 Wilson Avenue tel: 416-252-5311 Downsview, ON M3M 1J8 Are you a student looking for community fax: 416-231-5356 tel: 416-235-5521 hours? Are you and adult looking for something e-mail: [email protected] fax: 416-235-3576 fun and rewarding to do with your free time? e-mail: [email protected] The Schomberg Agricultural Society is looking Information will be collected and used in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, for volunteers to help with the 163rd Spring Fair! and solely for the purpose of assisting the Ministry of Transportation in meeting the requirements of the Environmental They need help in many areas of our fair. There Assessment Act. With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the Public Record. is something for everyone. Whether it’s a shift in the fair office, in the hospitality room or on the grounds where all the action is, they have something for everyone. For more information, please contact Cathy, society manager at 905-939-8283 or BLEED email her at [email protected]. Thursday, May 9, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 9 Church, Lions prepare for their golf tournaments at 905-859-0843 to register will be a vegetarian option Nobleton Seniors Day Parade in Nobleton run by the Lions is the col- Nobleton your children (ages 4 to (likely a harvest curry). will be on May 20, with lection of used eye glasses. 12) for a week of learning Call Helen for tickets, The winners of the eve- the Purina Walk for Dog Take your old glasses to Notes about God’s love through 905-859-3924 or the church ning euchre on April 23 Guides preceding the pa- the Nobleton Pharmacy stories, games, crafts, sing- at 905-859-3976. Tickets are were Iva Rhind, Louise De- rade. For any questions where they will be collect- By Angie Maccarone ing and a lot of cool, fun $18 each or $8 for those 12 Cecco, Mary Bullock and call Lion Jim at 905-880- ed, refurbished, and dis- 905-859-5174 stuff. and under. Cathy Kiekebelt. Cathy 4501. tributed to those in need Oh, and don’t forget to also won lone best hands. June features the annu- The Lions Club is seek- St. Paul’s Church invite your friends, rela- The winners of the April al fundraising golf tourna- ing new members at this tives, neighbours and who- St. Mary’s Church 30 afternoon euchre were ment, to be held at Noble- time. If you are interested The St. Paul’s Com- ever else you can think of. Iva Hilliard, Ruth McInn- ton Lakes Golf Club on in helping your commu- munity Youth Group will For more information St. Mary’s 16th annu- is, Judy Boughen and Mar- June 9. Sponsors and golf- nity become a better place meet Friday, May 10 at 7 about any of our activities al golf tournament will garet Mulgrew. We had ers are invited to contact to live while having lots of p.m. at the church. or events, please contact be held Wednesday, May a tie for most lone hands Lion Jim at 905-859-4321. fun, please call Bob Phil- Join us Sunday, May the church office or visit 29, at Tangle Creek Golf between Bob Fleury and For more details about lips at 416-522-9675. 12 at 10 a.m. as our Youth our website at www.stpaul- Course, 4730 Sideroad 25, Ethel Ireland. all of the above, and your Group leads the morning snobleton.ca. Thornton. Registration The winners of the bid local Lions Club, check out Immanuel Reformed gathering. FirstLink child and lunch at noon, shot- euchre on April 30 were our website, www.noble- care (for children 3 years Nobleton United gun start at 1 p.m. Lunch, Bob Fleury, Joe Tasca, Dor- tonlions.com. There is one sense in of age and younger) is pro- golf and dinner is $200 othy Gardiner and Murray Free advertising is which it is true that what vided during the gathering Friday, May 10 is our per person, Dinner only Todd. The next afternoon available to non-profityou believe doesn’t matter. and our NextStep program Roast Beef Social at Noble- is $50. Proceeds towards euchre and evening bid groups in and around No- What you believe, or what (for children ages 4 to 6) ton United Church start- St. Mary’s Church Mort- euchre will be May 21. The bleton via the electronic religious men have taught, and KidzKonnection pro- ing at 6:30 p.m. gage Fund and Knights of next evening euchre will sign at the library. Contact does not change the truth gram (for ages 7 to 11) take All the trimmings are Columbus Charities. For be May 14. the Township of King for of God’s Word! Just be- place at the same time. there. As you go down the tickets kindly contact Paul details on how to get your lieving something doesn’t Mark your calendars buffet table the roast beef Morassutti at 905-859-3564 Nobleton Lions message up there at no make it so. for Bible Fun Camp! This will be carved fresh for or by email, morassutti@ charge. year, Camp Wannaknow- you, real mashed potatoes, aol.com. The annual Victoria An ongoing program See ‘Exercise’ on Page 11 God will take place from gravy, salad, veggies and July 8-12. The camp runs of course homemade pies from 9 a.m. to noon each for dessert. For those not day. Call the church office wanting to have beef, there X CROSSWORD

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Familiar Solution on page 21 Interest Free Purchase Plan www.aquabon.com 10 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 9, 2013 Subject: Proposed Regional Official Plan Amendment 5 File No.: 19OP-2010-005 Date of this Notice: May 9, 2013 Art show May 11, 12 NOTICE OF PUBLIC OPEN HOUSES/STATUTORY PUBLIC MEETING required by the Planning Act at Mill Pond Proposed Amendment 5 to the York Region Official Plan, 2010 The Richmond Hill Source Water Protection Group of Artists pres- ents their 35th annual Juried Exhibition and Public Open Houses Sale at the Mill Pond York Region is hosting three Public Open Houses to give the public an opportunity to review and ask questions about the information and material Gallery in Richmond supporting Proposed Amendment 5 to the York Region Official Plan, 2010 - Source Water Protection. Hill. Paintings included in this show will be ju- The Public Open Houses are scheduled as follows: ried in by accomplished artists Olaf Schneider Date Time Location and Andrew Sookrah. Approximately 60-65 Monday May 27th 2013 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. Nobleton Arena Hall paintings will be se- Presentation at 7:30 15 Old King Road lected out of those sub- Nobleton, ON L0G 1N0 mitted. This exhibition Tuesday May 28th, 2013 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. Georgina Sutton Arena Hall features the best work Presentation at 7:30 48 Hawkins Street of our talented local art- Sutton, ON L0E 1R0 ists. It showcases origi- Monday June 3rd, 2013 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. Ballantrae Community Centre nal paintings featuring Presentation at 7:30 5592 Aurora Road a variety of medium, Ballantrae, ON L4A 7X3 subject matter and style of painting. The talent of our artists is fabu- Statutory Public Meeting lous. A public meeting in accordance with Section 17(15) of the Planning Act, R.S.O. R.S.O. 1990 c. P. 13 as amended, to inform the public and receive Opening night cele- comments on Proposed Amendment 5 to the York Region Official Plan, 2010 – Source Water Protection is to be held at the following time and place: brations took place May June 12, 2013 3. 1:00 p.m. start during the Richmond Hill May- Planning and Economic Development Committee Meeting or David Barrow will Committee Room A be present to select the York Region Administrative Centre Town’s and Mayor’s 17250 Yonge Street awards. These are pur- Newmarket, ON, L3Y 6Z1 chase awards. Paint- Purpose and effect of Proposed Amendment 5 to the York Region Official Plan, 2010 – Source Water Protection ings chosen go on to Proposed Amendment 5 provides updated policies and mapping for Wellhead Protection Areas, Intake Protection Zones, Significant Groundwater hang in the Town offic- Recharge Areas and Highly Vulnerable Aquifer areas in York Region, to reflect new source water protection information. The Amendment applies to es. The Richmond Hill the whole of York Region. Group of Artists greatly appreciates the continu- Background to Proposed Amendment 5 The Clean Water Act, 2006 prescribes a process through which Source Protection Commit- ing support of the Town tees are to identify, evaluate and address existing and future threats to municipal water of Richmond Hill. supply. This process required the preparation of Assessment Reports which has resulted in The show continues updated and new mapping for Wellhead Protection Areas, Intake Protection Zones, Highly on the weekend of May Vulnerable Aquifers (outside of the Oak Ridges Moraine) and Significant Groundwater 11 and 12. Gallery hours Recharge Areas. Approval of the Assessment Reports by the Ministry of the Environment are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. has resulted in a need to update policies and mapping in the York Region Official Plan. Come in and help chose Proposed Amendment 5 does this. The People’s Choice award with your vote. Approval Process: There is no admission At a future date, Regional staff will bring forward a recommendation report. At that time, fee, refreshments are York Region Council may adopt Proposed Amendment 5 – Source Water Protection (as currently proposed/modified) and subsequently give notice of that decision. served and there is plenty of free parking. The NOTE: Mill Pond Gallery is lo- 1. If you wish to be notified of the adoption of Proposed Amendment 5 to the York cated at 314 Mill Street, Region Official Plan, 2010 - Source Water Protection, you must make a written in the heart of historic request to the Clerk of The Regional Municipality of York. Richmond Hill across from the beautiful Mill 2. If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at the public meeting or Pond Park. make written submissions to York Region, before the proposed official plan The Richmond Hill amendment is adopted: Group of Artists was • the person or public body is not entitled to appeal the decision of York formed in 1978. The Region to the Ontario Municipal Board; and, RHGA opened The Mill • may not be added as a party to the hearing of an appeal before the Ontario Pond Gallery in 1994 Municipal Board unless, in the opinion of the Board, there are reasonable and operates with the grounds to add the person or public body as a party. generous support of the Town of Richmond Hill. For additional information: The gallery provides Proposed Amendment 5 - Source Water Protection is available online through the York Region website (www.york.ca) under Public Notices. artists the opportunity A hard copy of the Proposed Amendment 5 – Source Water Protection, as well as background information is available for inspection at the York Re- to exhibit their work. gion Long Range Planning Branch, Corporate and Strategic Planning (see address below) from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on regular business days and One of the foremost at all local municipal offices. goals of the RHGA is As well, you may contact Teresa Cline, Senior Planner York Region directly: email [email protected] or 905-830-4444 extension 1591 during nor- to provide educational mal working hours to discuss the Proposed Amendment. opportunities for the members, as well as the Should you have specific accommodation requirements in order to fully participate in the open houses or the public meeting, please contact Teresa community at large. Cline, Senior Planner, Long Range Planning, at 905 830-4444 extension 1591, email [email protected] at least 3 business days in advance. Regular demonstra- Written submissions on Proposed Amendment 5 – Source Water Protection should be made to: tions, workshops and critiques by visiting art- Director of Long Range Planning York Region Administrative Centre ists are held for mem- Corporate and Strategic Planning bers (and non-members 17250 Yonge Street, Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 6Z1 at a nominal fee). Les- Extensions 1525 and 1591 sons in all media for Tel: 905-830-4444 adults and children are Toll Free: 1-877-464-9675 offered for both mem- Fax: 905 954-4607 bers and non-members. Email: [email protected] For more, visit www. rhga.ca. Thursday, May 9, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 11 Exercise caution with spring plantings From Page 9 ca. Pastor Maurice Luimes The Bible relates that fi rst winter can be frost Institute Cup presented nis Ball (Nobleton) elected Jumping off the top of a can be reached at 905-859- in these last few minutes damaged or worse by May by Mary Anne Merritt of as a member of this illus- skyscraper onto the street 8581. on Earth Jesus told his few frosts. the Nobleton W.I. for earn- trious band. below will kill you, no mat- Ladies Coffee Break is followers “Lo I am with Reputable garden cen- ing most points over the John Arnott, (Tecums- ter how strongly you be- over for the season and you always even unto the tres will warn buyers of year in the Open Class eth Pines-Tottenham), lieve otherwise. Entering will start again in Septem- end of the world” then be- the strong possibility of while our rising star Den- Blair Day, Margaret Lang- into eternity with the fi rm ber. This summer there ginning to ascend he was May frosts and advise nis Ball (Nobleton) was ford (both King City) and belief that there is no God, will be a Vacation Bible shrouded in mist and no them annuals bought now awarded the prestigious Jules Maule-ffi nch (Cale- or that your beliefs or your School, open to all chil- longer were his followers are at buyer’s own risk Olive Nelson Cup for earn- don) are to complete the works are good enough to dren. More details to come. able to see him. with no refund or replace- ing most points in the Nov- 2nd year of their 2-year merit His approval will ment for frosted plants. ice Class. Maria Pedersen term. not change the outcome : St. Alban’s Horticulture The old adage wait un- (King City) received the Appointed were Gordon “Anyone not found in the There will be special By John Arnott til after May 24 before do- Horticultural Service Cer- Berry as treasurer, Sheila Book of Life was cast into prayers to mark Mother’s “Fools rush in where ing the annual thing still tifi cate from the Ontario Middleton as secretary the Lake of Fire.” (Rev. Day this Sunday, May 12 angels fear to tread.” has merit so unless you’re Horticultural Association (both of King City) and 20:15). at St. Alban’s Anglican This old Johnny Mer- prepared cover plants or in recognition of her long Nancy Hopkinson (Noble- Truth is not a matter of Church in Nobleton dur- cer-Rube Bloom song remove them in and out of service and commitment ton), with Robert Field opinion. Either something ing the regular 9:30 a.m. minded me that once the the garage or other shel- to horticulture. Congratu- (King City) as auditors. is true or it is false. Jesus Service of Holy Commu- weather in May warms tered places several times lations to these talented Christ claims to be the nion. and garden centres are “don’t open up your wallet people. truth. He did not say “I am This Thursday, May 9, chockablock full of colour- and like a fool rush in!” Carol Spraggett, direc- Carnation a way,” but rather, “I am Ascension Day, marks for ful fl owers for sale, some of Nobleton-King City tor for District 15 of the the way, the truth, and the most Christians the day us want to rush out to buy Horticultural Society’s Ontario Horticultural As- Campaign life: no one comes to the when Jesus, after 40 days annuals and start planting next show and meeting is sociation to which N-KCHS Father except through Me on Earth encouraging and them right away. As well slated for Monday, May 27 belongs, conducted an The MS Society will (John 14:6).” preparing his apostles for we fi gure if we don’t get in the Nobleton Commu- election of offi cers for the hold their carnation When it comes to faith, the task of spreading the them now they’ll soon all nity Hall where the theme society which confi rmed campaign sale at the it is not, “just so you be- Christian gospel through- be gone. But we shouldn’t will be “the Artist’s Pal- Deborah Socol (King City) Schomberg Beer Store out the Mediterranean be fooled as Mother Nature ette” and guest speaker Di- as president for the second lieve something,” but “just on Highway 27, Friday, so you believe Christ.” world and beyond, ascend- may still have a frosty sur- ane Greenfi eld will make a year of her two year term, May 10 from noon to 9 Faith in Jesus Christ, ed to God. prise or two for us before presentation on creating a Lorraine Feast (Bolton) p.m. and Saturday, May who laid down His life on Traditionally Ascen- May is out – she certainly low maintenance garden. as 1st vice-president and the cross of Calvary and sion Day falls on a Thurs- did last year! Did you know that at John Bot (King City) as 11 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. rose victoriously from the day 40 days after Easter The vast majority of last November’s annual 2nd vice-president. Mini carnation bou- dead, is the only way to Sunday. Once it marked annuals are young and general meeting of the Kathy Ball (Nobleton), quets are $5 each or 2 everlasting life and the for- the beginning of Ascen- tender at this time of year Nobleton-King City Horti- Susan Beharriell (Noble- for $8. Mixed fl ower bou- giveness of sins. siontide a separate 10-day and very susceptible to cultural Society, Barbara ton), Maria Pedersen and quets $20; potted mini Immanuel Reformed season in the Church year frost. Geraniums, portu- Downey, our past-pres- Anita Pulla (King City) carnations $6 and single Church in Nobleton meets but today it forms part of laca, zinnias, China asters, ident, received the cov- were confi rmed as direc- carnations $1. for worship service every the still ongoing Easter salvia, marigolds, toma- eted Nobleton Women’s tors for 2 years with Den- Sunday at 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. season. Ascension comes toes and peppers will sel- All are welcome to join us. from the Latin word ascen- dom survive even a light 6076 King Road, Nobleton. dere/ad-scandere meaning frost. Even young perenni- www.immanuelreformed. to climb. als yet to experience their MAKE YARD WORK QUICK & EASY

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Instead of an- lating jobs and the econ- cent in auto insurance more than $1 billionFAX: fromTHANK 905-729-2541 “The YOU Ontario budget and studying the imple- nouncing a comprehen- omy was well received as rates for 9 million drivers. the $12.8 billion defi cit pro- takes a balanced approach mentation of the rest. sive plan to create jobs, the the provincial government • Establishing means jected in the [email protected] budget905-729-2287 to eliminating the defi cit Small urban municipal- Liberal government has presented its 2013 budget for an additional 46,000 for 2013-14. BeyondFAX: 2013- 905-729-2541without compromising ities would also continue chosen to continue down last week. people to receive home 14, the government is on public services. York Re- to receive provincial gas a path that will only dig a The budget will grow and community care effi - track to meetProofed [email protected] steadily and gion residents will ben- tax money by dedicating 2 deeper hole for Ontarians. York Region’s economy, ciently and in the comfort declining defiapproved cit targets by . . .efi . .t .tremendously ...... from the cents per litre to fund pub- “Furthermore, at a time of their own home. outlined in the 2012 budget new government’s invest- lic transit in municipali- when costs are balloon- create jobs for its youth Date: October 18/11 and takes action to elimi- • Providing tax relief to and achieve Proofeda $0.5 billion and ment in home and commu- ties across Ontario. The ing and hydro bills are in- nate the defi cit by 2017-18, small businesses to create surplus in 2017-18.Dateapproved of insertion: by . . nity. October. . . care. . . . 19/11.services. . . . . It will government is moving to creasing, the Minister of according to Oak Ridges- more jobs by increasing CollaboratingDate: with October key 18/11make healthcare options make this support perma- Finance did not even men- Markham MPP Dr. Helena their Employer Health Tax partners andSales stakeholders, Rep.: JD more readily available and nent. tion the word ‘energy’ in Jaczek. exemption from $400,000 to the governmentNTTDate q isof layinginsertion:KTS 3will OctoberIS especially q 19/11 help York The province will also his budget speech. There Highlights include: $450,000 of payroll. out a six-part q economicq Region seniors live inde- continue to honour its is no relief in this budget CCSales Rep.:OC JD • Creating a Youth Jobs The defi cit for 2012-13 renewal plan that will help pendently in their com- commitment to upload for hydro bills and other Strategy of $295 million is now estimated to be $9.8 seize new SetNTTopportunities by: q JRCKTS 3munitiesIS q and homes for as the municipal share of household costs that con- over two years to cre- billion – a $5 billion im- for growth AnneCCand q HilliardjobOC cre- q- Prudentiallong as possible,” said Dr. social assistance benefi t tinue to climb.” ate jobs and mentorship provement compared with ation in York Region. Jaczek. program costs, as well as “With its endless string opportunities for 30,000 the 2012 budget forecast. The newEARLUGSet government by: JRC The government is pro- court security and trans- of scandals, mismanage- youth by promoting entre- The recently ended fi s- will also continue12pAnne X 35 Hilliardto take - Prudentialjecting real gross domestic portation costs. ment and incompetence preneurship and innova- cal year marks the fourth steps to provide more product (GDP) growth of King Mayor Steve Pel- and now a budget that only EARLUG tion. straight year that the prov- support for York Region 1.5 per cent in 2013, 2.3 per legrini said he’s excited at makes the situation worse, • Making jobs and fair- ince has reported a defi cit families by making12p X 35 smart cent in 2014, and 2.4 per an opportunity that now it is time for the people ness a priority by invest- lower than projected. investments in the econo- cent in both 2015 and 2016. exists with the Ontario of Ontario to decide who ing in infrastructure for In addition to beating my. It will protect the most The government held Budget’s proposed invest- should lead this province,” pre-budget consultations ments in infrastructure, said Munro. with more than 1,000 orga- such as roads, bridges and Premier Wynne’s fi rst 18 HIGHLAND DRIVE, UTOPIA nizations and heard from public transit. King will budget fails its own test by over 600,000 households have an application in for having no substantial plan in communities across the bridge at Dufferin at to create a prosperous and 6.9AC LOT Ontario during telephone the fi rst opportunity. fair society, according to town halls. York-Simcoe MPP Julia provincial Greens. Ontario is currently Munro was not impressed “The Liberal budget one of only two govern- with the content and direc- puts off bold action on lo- ments in Canada that is on tion of the budget. cal job creation, climate track to beat its fi scal tar- The budget increases change and income in- get for 2012-13. government spending by equality,” said Mike Sch- Ontario has created $8.4 billion, $3.6 billion this reiner, leader of the Green $749,000 almost 400,000 jobs since year alone, and increases Party of Ontario. “This is June 2009, recovering all the debt by $42 billion. a bait and switch budget 5500+sqft fi nished. Executive home with the benefi t of quiet country living just minutes from the of the jobs lost during the “Every dollar paid that is high on rhetoric city. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac and within 10 minutes to Barrie and 40 minutes to the GTA. recession. The current lev- in interest on the Liber- and low on substance. It Close to schools, parks, shopping and recreation facilities. This is a spectacular custom built family el of employment is more als’ huge debt is money fails to deliver prosperity home with over 5500 sqft of quality construction. Featuring 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms each than 130,000 jobs above the that won’t be going to the or fairness.” with granite counter tops and ceramic fi nishes. Master bedroom features a private Juliet balcony high point before the re- schools and hospitals in Munro said she’s not and laundry chute. Walk-in showers, jet bath and 5 piece en-suite with jet bath tub. The kitchen has been recently upgraded with hardwood fl oors, granite and refaced cabinets. The main fl oor cession. Ontario. It’s a dollar that convinced the budget will features, a bedroom/offi ce, full bath, den, sun room, laundry, family room, living room and sep- Ontario’s planned in- can’t be put towards new produce stability and long- arate dining. 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Terra Incognita, (Un- at an early age, by her most In 2012, Tahedl received On Saturday, May 11 known Landscapes) is a important mentor, her late the Queen Elizabeth II Di- there will be a screening solo exhibition of new father, the artist professor amond Jubilee Medal for of Bravo Film “Ernestine large-scale acrylic paint- Heinrich Tahedl. Born in her volunteer service to Tahedl: An Artist’s Life” ings by King City artist Vienna, Tahedl received a the Royal Canadian Acad- at 1 p.m., followed by an Ernestine Tahedl. Masters degree from the e m y. artist walk and talk. The exhibition runs Vienna Academy of Ap- “I hope that spiritual- Admission is free and through June 15 through- plied Arts. She quickly es- ity and serenity are inte- the exhibit is open Tues- out multiple galleries at tablished her professional gral to my work,” Tahedl day to Saturday, 10 a.m. to the Aurora Cultural Cen- standing after immigrat- said. “Colour and light 4 p.m. and during special tre. More than 20 large ing to Canada in 1963, and are additional factors that centre events. format acrylic paintings, was elected to the Royal guide my work. Colour to The Aurora Cultural many in triptych form, are Canadian Academy and me is light. To quote Henri Centre is located at 22 accompanied by a series of the Ontario Society of Art- Matisse, ‘Colour was not Church Street, Aurora photographs, as well as an ists in the midst of many given to us in order that we www.auroraculturalcen- innovative work on a free- solo exhibitions through- should imitate nature. It tre.ca. standing screen. out North America. Her was given to us that we can Inspired by recent trav- work hangs throughout express our emotions.’” Robert Luck, Consul and Trade els to Greenland, Iceland, the world in private and Terra Incognita is a commissioner at the Austrian Patagonia and the Antarc- public art collections; a unique and original exhi- Consulate General in Toronto UPDATED CENTURY FARMHOUSE WITH ACREAGE tic Peninsula, the artist fi l- large retrospective of her bition, a testament of what (below), congratulated King www.kettlebycountry.com ters these memories onto work has recently travis possible when an artist artist Ernestine Tahedl on the canvas as an intuitive, elled to Austria, and is cur- stays true to her own per- opening of her new exhibit. rather than an intellec- rently in Zagreb. sonal vision. Submitted Photo tual process. The result is a powerful exhibition that captures the “essence of a place” and all that a landscape can imply. Tahedl expresses her strong spiritual connec- tion and respect for nature with these works. Canvass- es of bold brushwork and Rare opportunity to live in an authentic century old farmhouse with mod- swirling brilliant colours ern conveniences. This hobby farm is situated on almost 2 acres of land. have a lyrical quality; musical infl uence is hinted at Includes extra features such as a barn, paddock, and stalls, providing you through the use of titles with plenty of storage. This gorgeous property with its stunning views and such as “Serenato Pasto- income potential is one that you don’t want to miss. ral” and “Iris Symphony.” CALL TODAY TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT The infl uence of her early training is evident, CANDACE COOK KEENAN ELIAS as if she is able to capture Sales Representative Sales Representative the light and colour of 905-717-9131 905-960-5500 stained glass and pour it onto canvas. An internationally re- spected artist, Ernestine York North Realty, Brokerage Tahedl was given the gift 17360 Yonge St., Newmarket ON L3Y 7R6 905-836-1212 of freedom of expression

[email protected] 14 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 9, 2013 Volunteers contribute to the richness of life in King By Mark Pavilons While it received a huge strate their willingness to In the midst of the elab- amount of laughter from go above and beyond every orate ceremony created to the packed house, Gran- day,” he told the crowd. pay tribute to King Town- dilli hit the nail on the Volunteerism is es- ship’s volunteers, one sen- head – the Township sim- sential to King. “Not only timent among them was ply can’t afford to provide do your efforts create a consistent – they do it to the breadth of benefi cial foundation that defi nes fi ll a need and not for no- services and activities car- the character of King, but toriety. ried out by volunteers. they immeasurably en- King’s tireless volun- Admittedly his favou- hance the quality of our teers were honoured dur- rite event of the year, May- community,” he said. ing the annual Community or Steve Pellegrini said Councillors offered Showcase and Volunteer success in life is directly their personal thanks to recap of the Township’s stressed to the limit and he Youth Award Appreciation Night, held proportional to “what you the room fi lled with altru- Sustainability Plan, not- encouraged the public to of Merit May 1 at Kingbridge Cen- do – after you do what’s istic souls. ing more than 50 internal give to help further their tre. expected of you.” He rec- Linda Pabst said they’re initiatives and successes work. King’s young people Their efforts not only ognized each and every the heart of this Township that align with the plan hold the key to the future. contribute to the fabric of volunteer in King, noting and she extended a thank- have been implemented to Senior Citizen This year the efforts of life in King, they are quite the award recipients are you to the volunteer fi re- date. Award of Merit Christopher Dushko and valuable from a fi nancial chosen by the public dur- fi ghters. Township clerk Kath- Olivia Parente were ac- perspective. ing a nomination process, Bill Cober said many ryn Smyth read off an This year, two residents knowledged. Ward 2 Councillor so the best praise comes residents don’t realize the extensive list of local received the Senior Citi- Peter Grandilli pointed from the community. volunteer efforts that take community groups and or- zen Award of Merit – Vic- out: “You save the Town- “This room is fi lled place each and every day, ganizations that serve the tor Warner and Jane Hep- ship a lot of money. Keep with exceptional, success- resulting in “rich events” municipality. worth. on doing it!” ful people who demon- that make up the fabric of She also extended Warner is a long-time the community. thanks to the wide support member of the King City Debbie Schaefer said network that includes the Seniors’ Centre, looking the amount of creativity volunteers’ spouses, fami- after the badminton and and hard work behind ev- lies and co-workers. shuffl eboard programs. ery event is “mind-blow- He’s also a member of the ing.” York Region 55+ Summer Avia Eek stressed King Games. couldn’t be able to provide Hepworth has dedi- the services and activities cated her time to the King – that make King “home” City Seniors’ Centre and – without volunteer dedi- its board of management. cation and generosity. Jane coordinated trips for Pellegrini singled out the Travel Club and initi- executive assistant Teresa ated a walking club for Barresi, who organizes members. Christopher Dushko and plans this, and most other Township events. Special The mayor provided a Victor Warner & Jane Hepworth Recognition Christopher partici- pated in the Leaders The Special Recogni- in Training program and tion Award this year was volunteered with young given to an organization campers within the Town- dedicated to supporting ship’s Parks, Recreation the needs of the com- and Culture Department. munity by providing be- Camp staff praised Chris, Robert Campbell reavement and wellness who always went above programs, as well as those and beyond to ensure that Lifetime Achievement facing life-threatening ill- the day ran smoothly. nesses. This year’s recipi- Olivia assisted emer- Helping those in need is ent was Hospice King Au- gent readers and children what drives the recipient rora. through the King Town- of the Lifetime Achieve- Founded in 1983, Hos- ship Public Library Read- ment Award. pice King was the fi rst vol- ing Buddies program. Robert E. Campbell, a unteer community based Olivia has been instru- long-time volunteer with hospice in Ontario. The mental in the development the St. Patrick Conference name changed to Hospice of a couple of her “bud- of the Society of St. Vin- King Aurora to refl ect the dies” and their parents cent de Paul, said every growing area served and have commented on the man, woman and child the addition of bereave- improvement with their has a unique set of needs, ment and wellness pro- children. which change during the grams were developed to course of our lives. fulfi ll community needs. One common factor in Hospice-King Aurora his mission, and in fact all provides support to people of our lives, is the need to diagnosed with life-threat- treat others with dignity ening illness and those and respect. who care for them. The The society and its hospice responds to the members seek out the for- needs of the community Join Us For gotten, feed the hungry by also providing wellness and provide assistance to programs, community ed- ease pain and suffering for ucation and bereavement those in need. support for children and Mother’s Day “If I achieved anything adults and is accredited of signifi cance it was by with Hospice Palliative the grace of God and fol- Care Ontario. Open for lowing in the footsteps of On hand accepting the many fi ne people,” he said. award were Sheila Dar- Lunch & Dinner He said his personal in- nowski, executive director spiration has come from and Margarete Carr, board his wife Pauline. chair. Campbell served as The 30-year-old organi- www.raffaelescantina.com president, vice-president zation receives 75% of its Olivia Parente and treasurer of the local funding from community 5975 King Rd., Nobleton 905-859-4429 conference. 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King City native Dan Carcillo is itching to get into playo form

something other than the home- The seven-year NHL veteran and a good goalie, so we’ve got to By JEFF DONER town Leafs to cheer for as King has yet to suit up for a game, but get a lot of pucks and bodies to the City native Dan Carcillo looks to that is in large part due to a knee net. They are also pretty physical, The NHL playoffs are in full make his way back on to the Chi- injury that limited him to 23 games so we have to match their physi- swing and King residents have cago Blackhawks roster. in the regular season. The fact that cality,” he said of the Blackhawks the Blackhawks have been fi ring fi rst-round opponent. on all cylinders this season, and Carcillo even admitted that so far in the playoffs, has made it he has started growing a playoff all the more diffi cult for Carcillo to beard, as per usual for most NHL fi nd his way back into the lineup. players in the playoffs, however, “Yeah, it’s tough,” Carcillo said he quickly quashed the idea of cut- after Chicago’s game two win over ting his locks into a playoff mullet the Minnesota Wild last week. “I’m like teammates Patrick Kane and just trying to get back to the way Brandon Saad. I used to be able to play and skate “Yeah, I’m not willing to do that,” before. With the shortened season he said with a laugh, “but I’ve kind it’s been really diffi cult, especially of got a playoff beard going. We’ve with the injury at the beginning of got a little bit of a competition go- the year, but you just have to stay ing, I won’t win it by any means, focused and try to get as many reps but it’s a fun little thing to do.” in as you can during practice and The latest news has suggested when you get in for a game, just Carcillo may yet play in the fi rst work as hard as you can.” round and said he has been receiv- After dropping game three to the ing lots of support from his friends Wild on Sunday night, opportunity and family here at home. may come knocking for Carcillo, if “I’ve been getting a lot of ‘good the Blackhawks are looking to add lucks’ and ‘best wishes’ and I had a little grit and playoff experience some family members come down to the lineup. last week and it was good to see “I’m ready to go, but I don’t know everyone. Playoffs are a little cra- if they’ll change the lineup after a zy, so that was good. Hopefully win, but you never know what can we get past this round and then happen down the stretch in the next round have some more people Dan Carcillo Photo by Melissa Boysen playoffs so you always need to stay down. It’s good to get the well wish- ready,” he said. es from everybody back home.” With 33 games of playoff experi- Carcillo said he will be back ence, including a deep run with the home for the summer, but added Philadelphia Flyers in 2010, the that he has settled in nicely in Chi- TIME OUT 27-year-old knows what it takes to cago. be successful in the playoffs. “I like it a lot. It’s a really big SPORTS TRIVIA “The intensity goes up and ev- city, but it feels kind of small be- There are a lot of trivia bu s out there, 4. In what sport does a ball “dance”? ery game means so much and ev- cause there are a lot of different especially when it comes to sports ery play could either end up with neighbourhoods. The people are Here is this week’s trivia quiz. Test your 5. What popular sport once used a a good result or a bad result and really nice, there are a lot of great knowledge! “ba ing spoon”? change the course of a game. With restaurants and the best thing I 1. How much time of an actual every move being so important you like about it is that there’s a pretty football game is the ball in play? really need to be much more fo- good music scene. cused.” “But yeah, I’ll be back. I like go-

2. Who is Baron Pierre de Coubertin? Carcillo said his team faces stiff ing home visiting friends and fam-

4. Baseball, the knuckleball the Baseball, 4. competition from the Wild despite ily so I’ll deﬁ nitely be back.”

3. What sporting event is watched Derby Kentucky The 3. by millions but lasts less than rings. the and 1912 in ag ﬂ Olympic the designed he the fact that they just squeaked Hopefully for himself and the

2. Known as the father of the modern Olympics, modern the of father the as Known 2. into the playoffs in the eighth seed. 2 minutes? minutes. 11 roughly for play in is ball the and hours Blackhawks, that’s not until after

1. A 60-minute televised game lasts roughly 3 3 roughly lasts game televised 60-minute A 1. “They keep things pretty simple. the Stanley Cup is awarded in late

ANSWERS They have a hardworking team June. Thursday, May 9, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 17 Schomberg cyclist Ortepi holding fundraising garage sale Kids. has generally been a two-day 200-kiometre last seven or eight years, it’s a club of all By JEFF DONER “Every year I try to focus on a charity event from Toronto to Niagara Falls. He ability and riding styles. I’ve learned a lot and the last fi ve years has been the Ride to knows the Tour for Kids will push him to from riding with all those people and have Jason Ortepi has found a way to do two Conquer Cancer,” said Ortepi. “This year the next level. become a better cyclist. It’s defi nitely a things he loves at the same time – cycling it’s in the same vein, but a bit bigger, it’s Participating with his sister-in-law, kind of ride lots attitude.” and raising funds for a worthy cause. called the Tour for Kids. It benefi ts camps Ortepi said the ride spans four days and To help raise money for the Tour for The 36-year-old Schomberg resident for kids that have cancer and in Ontario roughly 540 kilometres over a route that is Kids, Ortepi, with the help of his young has been cycling for various charities for those camps involved are Camp Trillium, spread out. He is hoping to break the days family, is holding a garage sale at his home the past fi ve years, including The Prin- Camp Oochigeas and Camp Quality Can- into 100-km. and 160-km. rides. on 38 Church St. in Schomberg on May 11 cess Margaret Hospital Foundation, Ride ada.” “The goal is to raise some money, my tar- from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The rain date to Conquer Cancer and now the Tour for Ortepi said the Ride to Conquer Cancer get is $1,500, I’m about 45 per cent there,” is May 18. he said. “What the funds are used for is “This has sort have been my charity just basically for one or two things: help drive vehicle for the last four years,” he Olympian MacLennan boosts Jumpstart pay for entries into these camps for some of said. “Every mother’s day weekend I hold From competition to corporate Canada, Rosie MacLennan has joined the team at the kids and/or for general upkeep.” a garage sale and all the funds go the Tour Canadian Tire Corporation to help boost Ortepi added that the three camps are for Kids. It’s donated items that we sell and Jumpstart. not considered charities and rely exclusive- my kids usually bake a bunch of cookies As a Canadian Tire Jumpstart ambas- ly on donations, making the Tour for Kids and sell lemonade and everything we sell sador, MacLennan focuses on month-long all the more important to their service and goes straight to the charity.” campaign in May to raise $1.5 million that growth. For more information on visit Jason helps children in need to participate in When asked about what drives him to Ortepi’s website at http://www.jasonortepi. sports and recreational activities. participating in these challenging rides, com/tour-for-kids.html. Working around her athletic training, Ortepi credited his father-in-law who competition and school schedule, Rosie’s pushed him into cycling. new part-time role will draw on her experi- “He kept drilling me and eventually I ences, from the playground to the podium, got into it. I fell in love with it and that sort to help shape Canadian Tire’s sports, com- of became my summer sport.” munity and employee engagement strate- As time went on, Ortepi said he wanted gies. to use his cycling to get more involved. “Rosie has been extremely successful in the sports world and it is an honour to help “It became a lot more than just cycling, launch her successful career in the corporate world,” said Doug Nathanson, senior vice- especially after the fi rst event, because you president and chief human resources offi cer of Canadian Tire Corporation. “Canadian could see the unbelievable amount of sup- Tire has long been committed to building the state of sport in Canada and given our port that complete strangers would give shared belief in the power of sport, Rosie being part of our team is a natural fi t.” you out on these rides and from after the “I am so excited to be joining the Canadian Tire Family of Companies. My new role fi rst one, I just made a point of doing more helps me develop and share my love of sport in an entirely new way,” said 25-year-old of these things and giving back in some MacLennan. “Joining Canadian Tire gives me the opportunity to be part of a different specifi c way that I could and have fun kind of team than I am used to and I look forward to jumping in and rising to the chal- while doing it.” lenge.” He also said it was about changing the While MacLennan’s primary responsibilities on the company’s Sports Partnership way he gave back to the community. team will surround partnership development, event planning and grassroots program- “Goal setting has become a very impor- ming, her fi rst offi cial assignment will be to help promote Jumpstart’s annual Red Ball tant thing to me in the last 18 months and campaign. Jumpstart charities is a national charitable program dedicated to providing I’m trying to set my sights high and I just fi nancially disadvantaged kids with the opportunity to experience the benefi ts of orga- want to raise awareness mainly about this nized sport and recreation. charity and second, if people want to get The month-long May Red Ball campaign aims to raise $1.5 million in customer dona- involved or donate or support what I’m do- tions and culminates with the fi fth annual Jumpstart Day on May 25. Throughout the ing, that’s great,” he explained. “It’s one of campaign, customers can visit any of Canadian Tire’s family of retail locations – includ- the things that I’ve been trying to develop ing Canadian Tire Retail, Sport Chek, Atmosphere, Mark’s and Gas+ – to make a $2 a little more and there’s an element of giv- donation and take home their own iconic Jumpstart red ball. All funds raised through ing that I probably didn’t have many years the campaign stay in the community where they are received and go towards benefi tting ago and this is the way that I want to show local children. that.” Rosannagh (Rosie) MacLennan is a trampolinist and Canada’s only gold medallist However, it’s not easy, as getting ready at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. Rosie is a recent graduate of the University of for 540 kilometres in four days takes a lot Toronto with a bachelor’s degree in physical education and health. She is currently pur- of training. suing a master’s degree in exercise science at the University of Toronto. “As Belgian cyclist Eddy Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities is a national charitable program dedicated to Merckx once said, ‘Ride providing fi nancially disadvantaged kids with the opportunity to experience the benefi ts lots,’” replied Ortepi about of organized sport and recreation. 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HEAT-MIK-A-AD-HOMES-7X4-APR22-2.indd 1 13-04-22 10:43 AM 18 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 9, 2013 Adventure Relay in high gear for June 15 event The Oak Ridges Moraine Adventure are formed from family and friends in Township. Participating in the relay is a great Relay is being offered for the seventh communities all across the Moraine, as The challenge begins before the team-building exercise, and also em- consecutive year. An enthusiastic well as further afi eld. start date since proper planning will phasizes the importance of physical ac- team of volunteers has already started Please consider starting your own play an important part in your team’s tivity to overall health. The relay is the to plan one of the largest events of its team. Why not see if your employer success. The course is divided into 14 major annual fundraiser for the Oak kind in Ontario that annually engages would like to sponsor your team for relay stages of varying distances con- Ridges Trail Association, with pro- 500 canoeists, runners and trail cy- this worthwhile event this year? sisting of water, road and trail por- ceeds from team entries and sponsor- clists to cover 160 kilometres of beau- “Team King” has been an Adventure tions. With the exception of the 2-per- ships going towards improved signage, tiful Oak Ridges Moraine trail. Relay entry for six years and has often son canoe stage, one team member will parking lots, boardwalks and mainte- The big event is on Saturday, June fi nished among the top groups. Led by complete each stage, however, an indi- nance equipment used to keep the trail 15 (always the Saturday before Fa- King resident Harry Dahme, the team vidual may do multiple stages. Thus, clear and safe for all users. If you’re ther’s Day). consists of family and friends who en- teams may consist of up to 15 mem- not interested in competing, volunteer Three categories of teams partici- ergetically train for the Relay. bers. at one of the 15 check points along the pate: corporate (sponsored by a com- The Relay course is point-to-point In the spirit of adventure, partici- trail to record in and out times, supply pany); elite (experienced & highly from Gore’s Landing on Rice Lake in pants must be self-suffi cient. Each refreshments and advice, take photos, competitive racers); recreational (less the east, stretching 160 kilometres participant is responsible for bringing and cheer on the competitors. experienced athletes). Many teams westward to Seneca College in King and transporting whatever equipment To fi nd out more, check out the Ad- and nutritional supplies they may re- venture Relay website, http://www. quire during their stage. However, wa- oakridgestrail.org/ormrelay, and follow ter and snacks will be provided at the us them on Facebook: ‘Moraine Adven- Faces from King check points that link stages. ture Relay June 15, 2013’, http://www. The course terminates with the fi nal facebook.com/groups/21365674512/. stage on King Township ORTA trails to For more information on registering the fi nish line at Seneca College, King for the relay or volunteering for the Campus. Here, all the team members event, call Michele at 905-833-6600 or who have already completed their cy- 1-877-319-0285 or email us at: info@ cling, running or canoeing, plus fans, oakridgestrail.org. await their team members to cross the fi nish line and get the total time it has taken their team to complete the 160 Submitted By kilometres. It is an exciting place to be! Diane Hughes

Public input sought Open house for King’s Parks, Recreation & Culture Master Plan A blast from the past... The Township of King has been undertaking a master plan to determine the parks, recreation and culture needs of the Is this you? community over the next 10 years. The public is invited to attend one of the drop-in public open Contact us to claim your prize! houses to review the draft master plan and provide your comments before the plan is ﬁ nalized and presented to council. The sessions will be held Monday, May 13 at the Dr. William Laceby Nobleton Community Centre and Arena from 3-5 p.m. King Weekly Sentinel and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. For more information, or to submit written feedback for con- Call us at 905-857-6626 or sideration, contact Laura Campbell, supervisor of community email [email protected] engagement, 905-833-5321, ext. 5227, [email protected].

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IN MEMORY OF my loving hus- mcgillion: charles david. band Ron mason who passed Peacefully with his family by his away May 13, 2012. NEW FULL TIME POSITIONS INDOOR AUCTION SALE side at Headwaters Health Care FABRICATION INSPECTORS (9) (BOLTON) Held at 19126 Centreville Creek Rd. Centre Orangeville, on Wednes- No morning dawns, no night re- Town of Caledon day May 1, 2013. Charles Mc- turns that I don’t think of you Ron. Must Have DIRECTIONS: From Mono Mills come east on Gillion in his 77th year, beloved Those left behind with me are • Blueprint reading experience Hwy. #9 for 2 kms, turn south on Centreville Creek Rd. 1/4 mile to sale. husband of Della McGillion. very good, • sharp eye for detail Loving father of Charles (Ka- TH But none replaces you, • experience in a fabrication shop thie), David (Susan), Rosema- SAT. MAY 18 at 10 AM rie McKeown (Chris), Theresa Many silent tears are shed, when • familiar with kitchen counter tops 3 TRACTORS: Power Horse model 254-4WD-40 hp remotes 9.5.24 tires 2w/ldrs (3 total); spare buckets; McGillion-Gordon, James, and I am all alone, • good use of hand and power tools Michael (Vicki). Sadly missed FORK LIFT: Yale Propane Lift 3 stage w/side shift For the one I loved so very much, by his grandchildren: Samantha, • a career mindset 6,000 lb lift 2647 hrs.; Blue Giant elec. fork lift; This husband I called “my own!” MACHINERY: Pittsburgh 3ph 8’ box scraper; Mott Kimberley, Jennifer, David Jr., • ability to work afternoon shift Love & miss you Ron! Love hammer knife 5’ 3ph mower; 6’ snow blower 3ph Michelle, Shawn, Matthew, Cam- Berta B19 We Offer w/hyd. shute; 4’ 3ph disc; ant. horse drawn potato eron, Rachelle, Tara, Symonne, • full time hours / career digger; Alexandra, James Jr., Kyle, and IN MEMORY OF our loving Fa- RIDING MOWERS: J.D. STX38-5sp riding mower; Sarah. Beloved brother of John, ther; Ron mason who passed • benefits after probation period Craftsman 2000 mower; Cub Cadet Super LT away May 13, 2012. • extensive training 1550 new no deck; Parker leaf sucker w/bagger; Joe, and the late Fred, Marga- Location: Bolton, ON Husgvarna push mower; 3 Scooters (new); ret, and Mary Ellen. Forever in What we’d give if we could say, COIN OPERATED: Autorovo eagle car & 1 ride for 3; the hearts of his extended fam- Hello Dad, in our usual way, Compensation: $14.00 / hr. to start ATV’: Odes all terrain 4x4 auto 2 seater w/hyd dump; ily and many friends. 30 years of Other Positions MISC: Stainless steel tables; scissor rolling table; SS devotion to McGillion Transport To hear his voice, sinks; wash sinks; feed carts; complete meat rack • AutoCAD Programmer Bolton, Sonco Steel Tube Bramp- To see his grin, unit w/meat hooks, one w/rollers; Walk-in cooler ton, McGillion & Company, John 8’x8’ dismantle w/condensor; Alum. slider model • CNC Operators Deere Grimsby, and devoted To sit with him, • Water Jet Operators 500 cutting table; new 20 kilowatt generator w/ diesel Perkins engine insulated & enclosed; Carnes member of Palgrave Rotary for To chat awhile. • Resumes only, no phone calls commercial lights; ready racking, shelving; qty of 25 years. Rested at Rod Abrams So to those who still have their • Only qualified persons will be contacted plastic fence & gates; Funeral Home, 1666 Tottenham FURNITURE OFFICE: Ant. oval front sideboard; Rd., Tottenham 905-936-3477 on father, [email protected] large 3dr Oak cupboard; desk; elec fireplace; qty of Friday May 3, 2013 from 2 - 4 & Cherish him with love, care & 905-951-6300 Tel/Fax file cabinets plus lateral cabinets: approx 15; photo 7 - 9 pm. Funeral mass was held laughter, 866-274-7231 Toll Free copiers, computers; qty of office supplies; Pepsi in St. James Church Colgan on fountain; microwave; elec. power boxes; For you will never know the heart- Saturday May 4, 2013 at 2 pm. “Our Business Is People” NEW ITEMS: Room full of new items: clothing, hats, ache, snowmobile & motorcycle suits; speaker systems; Cremation to follow. For those golf access; large qty of new Olympia floor tile; 2 who wish donations to the Head- Till you see his vacant chair. Mascach showers; Italian lamps; Possibly some new waters Health Care Centre Or- PART TIME help needed for busy Sadly missing you Dad! furniture; a no. of unopened boxes. angeville, or Sleeping Children Tea/Lunchroom. Call Sheena. 602 aRticles Around the World, would be ap- Love, Allan, Mike & Amanda. 905-939-4640 B18-19 FoR sale PLAN TO ATTEND. SALE HELD INDOOR. TEAK BEDROOM furniture for PROPERTY SOLD. WASHROOM. preciated by the family. www. B19 PART-TIME KITCHEN help sale, Bolton. Teak furniture, well TERMS: Cash, cheques W/ID, M/C, Visa, rodabramsfuneralhome.com B19 wanted, dishwasher etc. Hot 712 legal / PUBlic made, vintage. Desk, 5-drawer Interac. Neither the owner nor auctioneer will WoRRall: Rita Rosemarie. Stacks, 29 King St., Cookstown. be responsible for accidents or property loss. notices dresser with door, small 6-drawer Peacefully at her home in Tot- 705-458-9933 B19-20 chest of drawers, 9-drawer long Bob Severn Auctioneer tenham, on Monday April 29, NOTICE TO ALL creditors and dresser, night table. Best offer Box 220 Shelburne 2013. Rita Worrall at the age of others: All persons having claims 510 domestic takes it all. Call 416-625-2857. 519-925-2091 57 years, beloved wife of Peter against the estate of Eva Mari- cleaning BUNK BED for sale. Pine bunk www.auctionsfind.com/severn Brundage. Dearly loved daughter anne Calicchia who died on April beds in great shape. With twin HOUSE CLEANING BY Lucy, of Eckhart (Eddie) and Lieselotte 25th, 2013 at Tottenham, Ontario mattresses. Asking $175. Bolton. with references. Call 905-775- (Lilo) Kurth of Scarborough. Lov- are advised to contact the fol- Call 416-625-2857. 6629. tfnb NOW BOOKING ing sister of Anita. Remembered lowing: Marianne @ 705-435- Kevin Scott with love by Peter’s family: Alan, 7167 or Marie @ 705-422-0981. 601 aRticles 610 FiReWood / tRees Pamela, Colin, and his grand- Wanted All claims will be closed after 30 son Tyler. As per Rita’s wishes days from this notice. B19-21 QUALITY SEASONED FIRE- FREE PICKUP FOR BBQ’S, A/C a family service will be held at a WOOD. $350/bush cord. Fresh units, appliances, electronics later date. www.RodAbramsFu- 804 seRvices cut $245/bush cord. Call 905- and other metal items for scrap. Farm, Livestock, Estate, Home & Business neralHome.com B19 729-2303. B15-22 Barrie, Alliston, Beeton and sur- Auctions with experience & consideration rounding area. 705-423-9700 or 709 in memoRiam 705-828-2377 B19-23 611 gaRage sales Please contact us at Kevin (519)942-0264 • Scott (519)843-5083 IN LOVING MEMORY of our par- JUNK WANTED!! 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PROOF 16 MAY 7, 2013 issue of The Auroran Community newspaper The Auroran is published weekly every Tuesday. The deadline for any and all ad materials is 10 days prior to publication date Classified deadline is Friday 3.00 p.m. Any alterations to the ad must be approved by Friday at 4 p.m., otherwise the ad will run as is. The Auroran Community Newspaper will not be responsible for ad changes received after Friday at 5 p.m. Thank you for your co-operation. Please contact your sales representative at 905-727-3300 or Classifieds at 905-727-7128, Fax: 9045-727-2620 24 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 9, 2013 All Saints set to launch farmers’ market in June

route?” Jean and William remem- hotmail.com for inclusion and is from St. Andrew’s, ca. We have a ramp on re- As we recalled the his- bered well the fi rst service on our website www.kcuc. Newmarket. She encour- quest to accommodate ac- King’s tory of our church on our in our new church Oct. 20, ca Items for local paper aged us to “Come, hear the cessibility. We’re located 2 142nd anniversary was it 1963. William had acted as send to donaldelly@sym- Word of the Lord ... a gos- blocks north of the King Corners God saying “Recalculat- chairman of the building patico.ca. pel not proclaimed from Rd. at 13190 Keele St. We ing?” committee. Gloria Love If a voice is telling you human origin, but from look forward to worship- King City United A fl edging community also recalled memories. “recalculating,” come join the heart of Christ, our ing with you. By Eleanor Fry started up on the King She was baptized, married, us for Sunday service with healer and redeemer!” Road in 1871. The church and Ray’s funeral were all Sunday school at 10 a.m. Pastor Fred Stewart All Saints Fourth Sunday of Eas- was built on land donated in King City United - pre- Stay for coffee, cookies, will be back this Sunday, By Nicola Skinner ter and Anniversary Sun- by Mr. George Garrow, be- vious and now. A beautiful conversation. We also of- the 12th. Our worship ser- day. Reverend Evelyn’s ing dedicated January arrangement of fl owers fer help, hope and home. vices are at 10:30 a.m. with We have some exciting sermon was based on Acts 2, 1872. Then God’s voice was displayed in memory Come to listen, laugh, and Sunday school and nurs- news for the whole com- 16 : 9-15, The travels of the came through. “Recalcu- of Ray who passed away enjoy the next Sunday sur- ery care running concur- munity. The King City Apostle Paul and Silas his lating.” exactly 10 years ago May prise our “Ev the Rev” has rently. Stay afterwards for Farmers’ Market is com- companion. Did they know In 1925 the Methodist 5. We were also blessed in store for us. She could coffee and a chance to chat ing soon! We are pleased what direction they were church joined the United with our Mildred Manson have been a movie star, or and visit in the lounge. to announce that we will travelling? They may have Church of Canada. Then and Roberta being with a missionary, or a clown, Our next Communion Ser- be hosting the market on had a compass, or even a King City’s fi rst develop- us for our special service. or ... Do come and enjoy; vice is June 2 with Rev. G. our grounds beginning on map. But if they had a GPS ment started. The church Mildred also recalled her we’re located at 50 Eliza- Beaton presiding. Sunday, June 16. It will run that sweet lady would have was bulging at the bricks memories of the early beth Grove , King City. The Truth Project video on alternate Sundays from had to keep saying “Recal- with all the new families. days of our church and series continues on Tues- 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. through to culating.” God called again, high- thanked all who keep her Seniors’ Centre day evenings from 7:30 p.m. the fall Rev. Evelyn talked lighting a route to Eliza- in touch with us. marks 25 years to 9 p.m. We’d love to have Like other farmers’ about her early life. She beth Grove. On May 5, 1963 The music was also you join us for dessert and markets we will showcase wanted to be a movie star the fi rst sod was turned. special for our special day. The King City Seniors’ coffee/tea followed by the local produce, homemade and make a movie with On October 20, 1963 the The hand bell choir rang Centre will celebrate its viewing and discussion. crafts and foodstuffs. Robert Redford. She did dedication service started out “Give me that Old silver anniversary with Wondering what it’s all There will also be chil- her undergrad theatre and the new life in the new Time Religion,” Al sang a gala party on Saturday, about? Come out and see dren’s programming and was all set. Then she heard church. Throughout the “Bless this House,” the vo- June 1 at the Sacred Heart for yourself. Check out the we hope to attract local God laughing and saying following years the church cal choir sang an enlarged, Church Hall at Jane St. website http://www.thet- musicians to perform. “Recalculating.” made many plans and very lively version of “Je- and the 16th Sideroad. ruthproject.org. Church services will con- Then she was in the many times along the way sus Loves Me.” Thanks There will be a full course Evangel Hall, our inner- tinue as normal, so you mission fi eld using her God said “recalculating.” Rosemary, Dorothy and all. dinner, wine include, and city mission, is in need of may hear the strains of theatrical background Our King City commu- This Week at KCUC: entertainment followed by spring/summer clothing Bach’s organ music whilst with the Covenant Players. nity is once again grow- Thursday – hand bells a dance featuring live mu- and personnel care items you buy your fruit and veg- Then she was a secretary, ing. Are there people out at 6:45, followed by vocal sic. Everyone is welcome. for their clients. Donations etables. We hope this will learning more new skills there who are seeking choir at 8 p.m. Saturday, Tickets are $40 per person are still being received in become a fun and welcome and being involved with something in a world that May 11 is cleanup day of and will be available every the Narthex of the church. event in the community. community theatre. God is hurting? Are they hear- our church grounds. Bring Thursday morning at the Items for the King Town- Opening Day is Father’s said “Recalculating” and ing “recalculating” in your rakes, shovels, wear Centre between 9 and 11, ship Food Bank will be de- Day, June 16, so bring Dad there she was at Queen’s their lives? May we each your garden gloves, what- or call Vince Cancelli at livered. and he will receive a free Theological College. She fi nd our highlighted route ever you need, 9 a.m. to 905-833-6305. Vacation Bible School gourmet burger or hotdog, also said she would never fi lled with challenge, op- noon. is coming! Mark your cal- and we mean gourmet! In be married. God fell over portunity, and blessings. Amazing Race will be endars! Tell your neigh- the meantime if you make in hysterics. Her wonder- We will go out into our held Saturday, May 25. Reg- King Bible Church bours, friends, family! interesting crafts or know ful husband cooks, cleans, community and walk with istration closes May 17. If Seniors Overtimers It’s happening here, July someone who might like to and love is all around. each other without hear- you don’t want to race, join 15-18, between 9 a.m. and be a vendor, please email We and she hope God ing too many “recalculat- in for the BBQ at 5:30 at This seniors’ group in- noon. The Kingdom of the [email protected] for never has to say “Recal- ing’s.” the church. Tell Serena so vites you to their May 14 Son, a Prayer Safari! is for an application form. culating” again. Are you We welcomed three food can be planned, 905- event. Tom Hayes is the ages 5 to 12 years. Call the During the week you where you thought you people into our fold who 833-2707. guest speaker and will be church, or send an email are welcome to join us for would be when you started had heard recalculating Thursday, June 6 is our showing a slide show of to vbs@standrews-kingc- Bible study or book club. out on your own or have in their lives. By transfer Fish Fry with coleslaw and paintings which are of Je- ity for information and We have a lively and open you heard God laugh and of membership came Jean roasted potatoes, dessert sus’s parables done by the registration. Cost is only minded discussion in both say “Recalculating -please and Sandra Kirby and dog- and drinks. For tickets old masters of art. $15 per child, $35 max. for groups. On May 25, a group proceed to the highlighted gy, and William Heaslip. call our offi ce 905-833-5181. They will begin their family. of us are going to visit the Tickets are $15 adults, $5 time at 1 p.m. with refresh- Prayer is key to our Six Nations Reserve in children. Silent auction ments. ministry at St. Andrew’s. a day guided by local el- will also take place. Currently we have 2 prayer ders. We will learn about Sparrow Lake Church St. Andrew’s groups: Sunday mornings the community, the Mo- Family Weekend. Sept. 13- By Kathy Patterson at 9:45 a.m. before worship hawk Institute Residential 15. Approximately $100 for for everyone and the La- school and then end with family for weekend, $80 de- St. Andrew’s invites dies’ Prayer Group which an aboriginal meal and posit required ASAP. Call you to join us! We wel- meets Tuesday mornings Communion service. We Serena, 833-2707. comed Anita Van Nest to at 9 a.m. hope to come back with a Send comments, sug- our pulpit last Sunday, The National General greater understanding of gestions, input, digital May 5. Anita is a 4th year Assembly this year is be- native issues. pictures to Fred, fjesty@ student at Knox College ing hosted by the Oak On Sunday, June 2 join Ridges and Han-Ca Pres- us for a Spring Tea and byteries at the Vaughan Bake Sale from noon to 3 Community Church and p.m. Tickets are $20 and Seneca College. There’s it will be a fabulous after- lots of excitement and an- noon with scrumptious Proud Sponsor & Member of ticipation as we prepare food. for this important gather- You are welcome to join ing taking place May 30 us any Sunday. We are to June 3. Speak to Jim traditional yet relaxed, Agnew regarding how you and our focus is on the can help out and/or attend love that God offers to the sessions. whole world through Jesus Please shop locally! Should you need pasto- Christ. ral care, call the Rev. Dr. All Saints is an inclu- Neal Mathers, 905-895-5512, sive and welcoming Angli- our interim moderator can church in the heart of from St. Andrew’s, New- King City. Services are at market. 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. We If you have any prayer strive to be a community requests or praise items, of compassion and hope, questions, concerns following in the footsteps or need a ride, call the of Jesus. We are located church. Our website is: at 12935 Keele Street, King www.standrews-kingcity. City. Thursday, May 9, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 25 Evening promises Cochrane, Cuddy, and Robertson By Brock Weir rora, and people from far year. and Marc Thuet of Petite are hugely familiar within fast, but we’re getting bet- Aurora’s Team Wolf and wide will be descend- “A lot of people get in- Thuet. the demographic we at- ter at it, so we can pedal all Pack doesn’t do things by ing on the Edward Street vited to a lot of different Warmed up by Start the tract,” said Beswick. “For day long and it isn’t a big halves. Bistro parking not just to corporate events and fun- Car, a local group founded foodies, the names that are deal.” When it was suggested sample food created by To- draisers, and I think the by four friends who spent attached to this is phenom- That being said, it is the men, including Dave ronto’s top chefs, but for difference with this one their formative years to- enal. It is rare for them to not necessarily a leisurely Beswick, Mike Elliott, two hours of live enter- is it is actually a parking gether in Richmond Hill, be at an event like this and journey for Team Wolf and Thomas Seidel, get tainment featuring Cana- lot party on Yonge Street,” the crowd will be treated actually donate their time Pack. on their bikes to take on dian icons Tom Cochrane, said Beswick. “There’s to 45 minute sets each from and their staff’s time.” “The group of us have the Epic Ride to Conquer Jim Cuddy, and Barena- nothing fancy about it, Jim Cuddy and Ed Robert- With just a few short been to Las Vegas a few Cancer in 2011, they imme- ked Ladies’ Ed Robertson you’re in your jeans and son, and 30 minutes from weeks before they have times and, okay, we didn’t diately jumped on board – and the chance to meet shoes and as long as the Tom Cochrane, before the their third “epic” bar- steal a tiger, but even in – not withstanding they Canada’s Olympic heroes. weather holds out, it is three come together in the beque under their belt, the Hamilton on the Saturday didn’t have a single bike “I can’t get over how just a casual and fun night last half hour for a 30-min- men feel they have now got night of the ride when between them. generous people are,” said with a huge community ute jam session, which things down to such a sci- we’re supposed to be rest- Nevertheless, the men – Elliott of past years’ suc- presence. You know a lot they have never done to- ence that the 200-kilometre ing, it … has a tendency to including Jim Kay, Kevin cesses, the last of which of people, the food is great, gether. Ride to Conquer Cancer is go a bit sideways.” Macdonald, Steve Smith, was a “patio lanterns” and the entertainment ob- Chefs and entertain- now the easiest part of the Tickets for An Evening and Brad Starr – trained themed evening featur- viously stands on its own.” ment are donating their mix. of Legends are $200 and hard, got ready for the ing a performance from The Evening of Leg- time for the causes. “That’s a piece of cake,” can be purchased at www. battle out on Toronto and Kim Mitchell. “In these ends will benefit not only “These are names that said Elliott. “We don’t ride thewolfpack.ca. Hamilton streets, but de- economic times, times are the Ride to Conquer Can- cided they wanted to do tough, but last year was cer, but also Hospice King- something more to help over the top, so this year Aurora, Special Olympics the local community as we just have to make sure Ontario, which will be well. the weather is nice. If it is hosting their Summer The result was the first a gorgeous day, it is going Games throughout York “Epic Barbeque” bring- to be unbelievable.” Region this July, as well ing together good food and For Seidel, the nature as supporting Canada’s good music all for a great of the event sets it apart Olympic athletes through cause. From those humble from York Region. It is a the Gold Medal Plates Pro- beginnings, the fundraiser party essentially right in gram. is now in its third year, the middle of Yonge Street Serving up unlimited and is slated to bring to- and that rarely happens, food for ticket-holders gether significantly more except during the Auro- will be Chefs David Lee of than just an epic barbeque ra Street Festival in the Nota Bene Restaurant, Rob on May 23. spring. People were sent Lizotte of Edward Street, Clearly for Team Wolf away last year due to over- Lorenzo Loseto of George Pack, what happens in flow with people asking to on Queen, Ted Reader, Thomas Seidel, Dave Beswick and Mike Elliott organize An Evening of Legends. Aurora doesn’t stay in Au- be kept on the list for this The word around King How do you think the Leafs will do in the playoffs?

Kathy Browne Helen King “We’re going all the “It’s going to go to way. The second game seven and I game was great so think the Leafs are I’m hoping Toronto going to be the ones the rest of the way.” to come out on top.”

Joe Sapusak Tony Martino “I think they’re “I think if they play going to beat Boston the way they did in in six, but I think the game two, they can second round could win. I just don’t know be tough on them. if they have enough Depends if they can gas in the tank.” stay healthy or not.” 26 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 9, 2013 Plant sale, spin-a-thon in Schomberg Saturday

From Page 23 great and worthy cause! are welcome. proceeds going directly ing on the 11th from 8:30 ies and refreshments avail- Contact Joy Ganicott or There is a minimum $50 towards “Tour for Kids a.m. through to 2:30 p.m. able at the garage sale and Betty Taylor if you wish to donation per hour per bike Tour for Kids Ontario,” which supports Jason plans to bike 540 again all proceeds go to- participate or share a fa- and this event is open to garage sale three Ontario camps for kilometres over 4 days wards “Tour for Kids!” vourite dessert. everyone – members and kids with cancer. for this worthy cause and For more details please Invite friends and non-members. On Saturday, May 11, Jason lives at 38 Church would really appreciate visit Jason’s website neighbours to enjoy the Our Schomberg Lions Jason Ortepi will be hold- Street, Schomberg and the your help. http://www.jasonortepi. warmth and community Club are also donating a ing a garage sale with all garage sale will be operat- There will also be cook- com/tour-for-kids.html. of our churches. $100 prize for some lucky participant! Schomberg United You can donate on line plant, bake sale at https:www.southlake- foundation.ca/eventbuild- The good people of the e r. Schomberg United Church Please pick up your do- invite everyone to cele- nation forms at the Trisan brate spring with them at centre or contact aviola@ their plant, bake and craft king.ca for further infor- sale, on Saturday, May 11 mation. from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. King is also launching The church is located their ofﬁ cial Biking King at 31 Church St. There will Week, May 11 to 17. be handmade crafts, gifts, jewellery, cookies and Motorcycle Safety boundless goodies as only Awareness Presentation the United Church ladies can make! Support your The Township of King local United Church, your Community Police Centre sweet tooth and let’s all Volunteers are sponsor- welcome the spring. ing a “Motorcycle Safety Awareness Presentation” Spin-a-thon at the Trisan Centre, 25 at Trisan Dillane, Schomberg 2nd Floor Meeting Room on The Trisan Centre Monday, June 17 from 7 to is sponsoring a “Spin- 8:30 p.m. A-Thon” in support of This is open to the ﬁ rst Southlake’s Regional Car- 75 people, so if you don’t diac Care Program on Sat- want to miss out, please urday, May 11 from 9 a.m. contact Terry Mansholt Feed Mill ribbon cutting to noon. at 905-830-0303, ext. 2945 Archie Perfetti, Mayor Steve Pellegrini, Richard Harknett, Milo the cat, owner Chris Crocombe, Sheldon Cooke, Take the Ultimate Spin or [email protected] to reserve a Becky Gardhouse and Bethany Atkinson celebrate the o cial opening of Schomberg Feed Mill’s new location on Challenge – have fun and spot. Highway 27 with an o cial ribbon cutting Saturday. raise needed dollars for a All riders and motorists Photo by Je Doner

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Vintage cars draw attention

“That ‘50s Thing” was a fundraiser for the York Pines United Church’s accessibility fund to raise money for ramps, washroom remodeling and an elevator. The event also featured a dance, food, silent and live auction and it was all ‘50s theme. Doug Pegg’s 1957 Chev Bel Air convertible (top) was totally stripped down and redone. The 1956 Ford Fairlane (right) was the first year with optional seat belts. Bill Duggan (top right) with his 1971 GMC Sierra Grande. NewRoads CCBG King April 11B Photos4/5/13 by 9:11 Jeff AM Doner Page 1

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