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Gary & Gemma Barclay 1 KM NORTH OF HWY. 9 NOBLETON The Gary & Gemma Barclay Barclay Sales Representatives REAL ESTATE TEAM www.WeSellKing.com RE/MAX Realtron Realty Inc., Brokerage Gorgeous reno'd 3 bdrm. bungalow on 1 acre lot. Stunning 4+1 bdrm. home on gorgeous corner lot, prof. landscaped w/ Lrg. fam. rm. w/hdwd. flrs. & w/o to covered porch. in-ground s/water pool & cabana. Over 6500 sq. ft. living area. Lrg. chef's direct: 416.274.8288 905.833.0082 Family size eat-in kit., formal DR w/FP, fin. bsmt., 2 kit. w/breakfast rm. & w/o to solarium. Exquisite master suite w/dressing Each Office Independently Owned & Operated Call us for a FREE MARKET EVALUATION car garage & barn. Ideal for small contractor. $547,900 rm. 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For more on the visit, turn 905-883-8300 Editorial Page 4 THANK YOU Business Page 12 to Page 2. MicheleDenniston broker 905-729-2287 Sports Page 16 [email protected] Classifieds Page 20 Photo by Mark Pavilons “A full service team that goes Above & Beyond” FAX: 905-729-2541 CallCall me about TAKETAKE AA VACATIONVACATION ON THE HOUSEHOUSE [email protected] RICHMOND HILL BUNGALOW BEAUTY! AURORA MEDICAL/OFFICE! LENARD LIND Our Team Proofed and AURORA’S TOP SALES PRODUCER 2012** approved by . BROKERAGE Date: May 23/12 Call today for a free property evaluation!* 15105 Yonge St. Date of insertion: May 23/12 Suite 100, Aurora, ON 905-841-0000 • [email protected] Quiet court location! Approx. 5000 SF fi n. living space! CENTURY CHARACTER & CHARM! Aurora’s gate- Sales Rep.: JD www.lhlindrealty.com Open concept fl r plan! 9’ clgs! Hdwd strip fl rs! Lrg way to the business core! Attention owner occupiers NTT ❑ KTS ✓ IS ❑ (2 blocks south of Wellington LENARD LIND living-dining rm combo! Huge modern eat-in centre & investors! Exceptional quality medical & offi ce use on the east side) Ontario’s only ISO 9001 : 2008 REGISTERED island kit! Master w/inviting ensuite & w/i closet! Prof. bldg w/16 parking spots! Numerous uses! Lrg re- CC ❑ OC ❑ SFP ❑ Broker of Record fi n. lower lev w/2 bdrm in-law - great 2 family home! ception & principal room sizes! 2 washrooms! R5-18 Residential Real Estate Company *Some conditions may apply **based on IMS Stats, Aurora O ces Pool-sized prof. landscaped premium lot! $879,000 zoned! Why lease when you could own! $999,999 Set by: JS Michelle Denniston Earlug 2 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 9, 2013 Bob Rae rallies the Liberal party faithful at King BBQ By Mark Pavilons Rae said it’s important tum all the time. what has to be done; he of the economy and share dent of the York-Simcoe Some of the rich- to provide a future for Regarding the leader- likes people; is resilient, the prosperity. Federal Liberal Associa- est farmland in Ontario Canada’s farmers and as ship, Rae said he decided bright and “enormously “When the ship of pros- tion, thanked the hosts, served as the backdrop the Liberals build their to finish his role as interim talented.” perity takes off, we have to Avia and Bill Eek. to stir some enthusiasm platform, they will talk leader and let the numer- “I’m convinced we have make sure we’re all on that He said it’s an exciting among Liberal members about the importance of ous candidates compete the best leader,” and the boat,” he said. time to be a Liberal, not- and supporters during a agriculture in the Cana- for the title. He was happy party needs the best team “I want Canada to be a ing the party is at a cross- BBQ Sunday afternoon in dian economy. to see such a large num- to win the next election. leader and I think we can roads. “I think we’re tak- King. It’s a period of renewal ber of candidate and del- As soon as the electoral be that leader,” he said. ing the right one (path),” Bob Rae, MP and for- for the party, after getting egates, indicating growing boundaries are altered, Another challenge is he said. mer interim leader, ad- “whacked” in the last fed- enthusiasm. the party will begin to the cost of medications The party faithful have dressed party faithful at eral election. Currently, Justin Trudeau, he said, organize their nomina- for Canadians and it’s im- to take the next step by the Holland Marsh Eek the party has no debt and has “politics in his bones tion meetings. They have portant to build a new net- gathering and joining forc- Farms. they’re gathering momen- and blood.” He knows to work on their platform work of health care. es in preparation for the and generate practical “With open hearts and next election. The Victory ideas and proposals, he minds we can change the Fund allows supporters to said. They need a policy to world,” he stressed. prepare and build for the address the sustainability Adam English, presi- next battle. Bob Rae is shown with Gloria Reszler, York-Simcoe association director and 2011 pro- vincial Liberal candidate, and Avia Eek. Photos by Mark Pavilons Avia and Bill Eek outline their farming operation to Bob Rae. 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 excit- ing 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.
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