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And in his case, it has weed to thrive, Dobson has When he and his late meant perfecting what na- created an oasis – a perfect wife Lynn purchased the ture has so thoughtfully ecological mix that’s home property roughly 17 years provided. to not only healthy fl ora, it had been a barren farm, The King Road cash but many of the local wild- ravaged by grazing cattle. crop farmer has painstak- life. There were a couple of old ingly reclaimed the bulk He speaks fondly of the barns an old house, weeds of his 60-acre property, creatures he shares his and more weeds, he re- preventing erosion and land with – wild turkeys, called. breathing new life into the a family of red fox and nu- The natural forest that ecosystem. merous deer, even coyotes existed at the north end of the property was show- ing signs of deterioration. Cattle had trampled it and caused visible damage. Dobson’s vision began even before he purchased the land. He wanted a func- Tom Dobson admires some tional farm, but he wanted of his handiwork. to “make it look good.” The eroding hills were Photos by Mark Pavilons saved by numerous well placed plantings. He creat- ed a well laid out environ- monarch butterfl ies appre- it regularly. Walking through the mental plan and very sim- ciate Dobson’s efforts and It’s defi nitely a labour manicured lawns and ply, began planting trees. the bountiful milkweed. of love and even after al- thick grasses, you can feel And planting more trees. The land is now “much most two decades of work, a sense of harmony, that With some support better” than the condition it’ll “look pretty good this is not a piecemeal and assistance from York in which he found it. when it’s done,” Dobson patchwork of Mother Na- Region and the Toronto He raises soybeans on says with a smile. ture’s handiwork. It’s an Region Conservation Au- a substantial portion of Even his farm opera- intricate quilt, guided by thority, thousands of trees the property, fi elds that tion has helped improve man. – mostly pine and spruce are intricately interwo- the soil conditions. The Dobson property – now dot the landscape. ven among the pine and Tom lauds Lynn’s ef- is the epitome in environ- Dobson himself plants spruce. It’s a perfect mar- forts in adapting to coun- mental stewardship and between 100 and 200 trees riage between nature and try living and creating the truly a gem in King Town- each spring, to fi ll in the man. Dobson knows every beautiful gardens that sur- ship’s landscape. spaces and further enrich inch of his land – he walks round the house. the landscape. Aside from the wildlife, Hogan’s Inn at Four Corners is excited to announce...

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I’m not sure who quite the social critter. military aircraft, My “hobby” is a per- Publisher of the originally coined this She’s also a deep think- swords – because of fect way to unwind at King Weekly Sentinel sentiment, but I came er at times. their craftsmanship the end of the week. Business Offices across it in the original She’s always been and aesthetic qualities, I’m literally in another Star Trek TV series. a big movie fan, and not their destructive ca- world as I paint these 25 Queen St. N. Thanks, Spock! enjoys poignant, senti- pabilities. creations, and again, Bolton ON L7E 1C1 The episode fea- mental stories and mes- I’d love to get my admire the creativity (shared with Caledon tured a “pleasure sages about love, family, hands on an ancient that went into their de- Citizen) planet,” where guests’ sacrifice. She also en- samurai sword; genuine sign. Toll Free 1-888-557-6626 minds were scanned joys a good laugh. roman short sword or My wife thinks I’m 905-857-6626 and the images were While I may be speak- Sherman tank. I hear childish. Haven’t wives Fax: 905-857-6363 manufactured in an un- ing out of school, she’s Arnold Schwartzeneg- been thinking that for www.newspapers-online derground facility and been seen sneaking Mark Pavilons ger has one that he joy hundreds of years? .com/king literally came to life. into the basement and rides through his prop- I will admit that like Of course, one had to digging out some old transport plane. We erty! And Tom Cruise that popular toy store Editorial be careful with one’s toys and getting down worked on it for a good owns a P-51 Mustang ditty: “I don’t want to Editor thoughts, especially to plain, old fashioned week, and his paint fighter plane. The perks grow up ...” Boys and MARK PAVILONS if you were thinking “play.” scheme was totally off of fame and fortune! their toys. There is no [email protected] about World War 2 fight- Some say how we with all the wrong co- But again, given to- truer sentiment. er planes, white knights play is a very good indi- lours. But you know, I’ll day’s harsh realities, I Unlike coin collect- Advertising & or samurai warriors! cation of how we think. never forget the experi- settle for the miniature ing, it isn’t cost prohibi- Administration But the idea is capti- It’s also a great way to ence. I’m not sure what versions. tive. It’s healthy – every- Head Office vating – an amusement release those pent-up happened to it, but it I’ve been collect- one should have a hobby 34 Main St. W. park for adults, where frustrations, emotions likely got lost or dam- ing 1/144 scale model of one kind or another. Beeton ON L0G 1A0 literally every dream or and simply to blow off aged during one of our planes for roughly five Again, I think it’s 905-729-2287 whim comes to life. some steam. moves. years. They’re made in all about mental health Fax: 905-729-2541 In the last few years, My pre-teen boy is a But Liam and I found Asia and can only be – taking some time to we’ve become a society typical male, and spends a few things to do to- ordered through the simply get away from Advertising of “instant gratifica- a bit too much time on gether – the majority of Internet. Most cost $10 it all and shelve daily Jacklyn Ducharme tion,” a species preoccu- his xbox, blasting aliens which are testosterone- and come fully painted stresses for a while. [email protected] pied by entertainment, or enemy soldiers. laden. I always had pel- and assembled. Several What’s wrong with Wayne Nichols the Internet, electronic I missed the video let or bb guns as a kid, rare models can hit the having your head in the [email protected] games and gizmos – lit- game revolution – my and in those days, in the $100 price tag. I buy and clouds? Annette Derraugh erally all the fun the law hours were logged on country, my dad also let sell them, so I can feed Heather Erwin allows at our fingertips. Sega Genesis and prior me use the .22 rifle in my thirst (otherwise Joel Gillespie The modus operandi to that on pinball ma- the back 40. Today, “air- known as an obsession). Myles Meddick of today’s teens has also chines at the arcade. soft” has become the I recently discovered Adam Pileggi changed. They seem to Unlike me, my son is new pastime of choice Shapeways.com, a web- Alex Pozdrowski Brainteaser Rob Carrick love music, videos, so- not a model builder or for a couple of reasons. site where anyone can cial networking and just Word War 2 buff. I re- The guns are largely submit 3D designs for Classifieds “hanging out.” member my dad helped plastic, fire plastic bbs, anything and put them [email protected] I’m fortunate in that me with one particu- are battery operated so up for sale. From fig- my teenage daughter lar model – a Hercules they can fire fully au- ures of famous actors, Graphic Designers tomatic, and resemble to jewellery to sci-fi Lisa Clendening modern-day firearms.ships, it offers it all, for John Speziali My wife doesn’t share fairly reasonable prices. Business Letters to the Editor our interest in weapons, So, a couple of shelves Janice Coté so we try to abide by her in my bedroom are Sylvia DeShane “guidelines.” lined with roughly 100 8th not suitable Due to the nature, of these tiny treasures, You can draw Mary Speck and today’s realities, which range from Star me, fire me or Subscription rates: for Slokker access such activities are re- Trek starships to exper- fill me in. What stricted to the basement imental aircraft from Within 65 km except towns with letter carriers – $39.00 + G.S.T. or nearby private forest the 1940s. am I? Beyond 65 km and towns with The 8th Concession is a quiet country road. What I like about letter carriers – $67.00 + G.S.T. Last week’s Single copies 94¢ + G.S.T. It has blind driveways and blind hills along almost its these are that no two or $1.00 (includes G.S.T.) Trivia entire length. It is not a suitable outlet for access to or are alike, since they’re answer: The Published every Wednesday from the Slokker development in Nobleton and I trust Great Britain custom made and not that council will never allow this. dog can jump Copyright King Weekly Sentinel 2013 was the first mass produced. There The advertiser agrees that the are only a few others over the dog publisher shall not be liable for Jane Karch damages arising out of errors country to use like them in the world. house! in advertisements beyond the 15495 8th Concession amount paid for the space actually stamps in 1840. My youngest enjoys occupied by that portion of the advertisement in which the error painting with her dad occurred, whether such error is due to the negligence of its servants or Townhouse development otherwise, and there shall be no liability for non insertion of any advertisement beyond the amount paid for such advertisement. is not people friendly

Simcoe-York Printing Regarding the townhouse development in Nobleton, & Publishing Limited, I am disappointed to see Township planning support so publisher of the many variances to our bylaws, which were designed as New Tecumseth Times the minimum for “the promotion of the public health, King Weekly Sentinel safety convenience or general welfare.” Innisfil Scope The bylaw amendment requires eight pages! Caledon Publishing Ltd. Of particular concern is the lack of sidewalks along publisher of the interior roadway, and the lack of parkland. Not a Caledon Citizen people friendly development. This proposed development furthers the decline of Nobleton Community Plan and King Township bylaws Member CCNA that I do not support.

Floyd Dickson Nobleton Thursday, July 25, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 5 Canada’s fresh water quality generally improving Canada has an abun- resources, how they have For water quality, Can- tury levels of total phos- ley Harbour on Lake Erie Canada face seasonal wa- dance of fresh water and changed over time, how ada ranks ninth in the phorus in Lake Osoyoos in has recently been removed ter shortages which can its quality has greatly Canadians use water, and world based on a sample of BC. Bacteria levels are de- from the list of Great potentially impede eco- improved since the 1970s, how these measures com- parameters including dis- creasing in major Alberta Lakes Areas of Concern. nomic activity. Water in concludes a new report pare internationally. It solved oxygen, pH, conduc- rivers, and due to improve- “Despite these improve- Canada is largely owned from the Fraser Institute, is the second study in a tivity, total nitrogen, and ments in the bleaching ments, some areas of and managed by provin- an independent, non-par- Fraser Institute series in- total phosphorus. Nutrient process for BC pulp and Canada have water qual- cial governments; in the tisan Canadian public pol- tended to bring objective levels have remained sta- paper mills, BC rivers have ity issues that require areas with the largest sea- icy think-tank. information to the envi- ble between 1990 and 2006 seen a signifi cant decrease vigilance. Nitrogen levels sonal water scarcity (i.e., “Canada holds as much ronmental policy debate. in most Canadian rivers in chloride levels since the in the Great Lakes, the St. the southern Prairies and as one-fi fth of the world’s The report notes that and lakes with suffi cient 1980s.” Lawrence, Metro Vancou- the Okanagan Valley), wa- freshwater stock and al- most major freshwater data for trend analysis. Evidence from Ontario ver, and Prince Edward ter licences (which entitle though we’re among the sources are situated far Wood points out that suggests that pesticides Island rivers are high the holder to a set amount highest per-capita users of north of Canada’s major water quality varies from and pharmaceuticals in and increasing. Water in of water) have tradition- water, there’s little chance population centres while province to province and drinking water, and chlo- Nova Scotia’s Kejimkujik ally been allocated on a we will run out,” said Joel water supplies in southern is subject to differing regu- ride in rivers from road National Park remains fi rst-come, fi rst-serve ba- Wood, Fraser Institute se- Canada, where the bulk of lations. salt, are not issues of con- polluted, and concentra- sis rather than through a nior research economist the population lives, have “Canadians are right cern for water quality. Fur- tions of mercury in fi sh market. and author of Canadian declined in recent decades. to be concerned about the thermore, large declines and loons continue to in- The report argues that Environmental Indicators: “Nonetheless, we con- abundance and quality of in pesticides in drinking crease,” Wood said. water markets for large Water. sume only a small fraction our water for drinking, water occurred prior to “Improved monitoring consumers can ensure that Canadian Environmen- of our water stock, and recreation, and wildlife. 2006 and well before On- of water quality is needed, water resources are put to tal Indicators: Water pro- Canada’s renewable fresh- But generally speaking, tario implemented a ban especially around Metro their most valuable uses vides a general overview water volume ranks fourth water quality has im- on the use of pesticides for Vancouver and the Atha- and provide incentives of Canada’s freshwater globally,” Wood said. proved nationwide since cosmetic uses. basca River downstream to build infrastructure to the 1970s,” he said. There are also localized of the oilsands.” transport freshwater to The report highlights success stories of greatly In addition, the report scarcity-prone areas. Letter to the Editor a decrease in total phos- improved water quality: notes that some parts of phorus in Ontario’s Great Salmon have recently re- Lakes and Lake Simcoe as turned to the Nepisiguit Garden tour showcased well as a general decline in River in New Brunswick; mercury, PCBs, and many fi sh and insects have re- HAGAN TREE SERVICE Est. 1979 Nobleton and King City other toxic substances in turned to the Tsolum Riv- PRUNING• PRUNING • PLANTING • PLANTING • REMOVAL • REMOVAL • • STUMPINGSTUMPING Ontario and Quebec wa- er in British Columbia 40 AWARD WINNING TREESLANDSCAPE • SHRUBS DESIGN & • CONSTRUCTION HEDGES The sun shone, the people came and the gardens ters. years after toxic releases “Another example of from an abandoned mine FULLY INSURED – CONSULTING were beautiful. NEW TECUMSETH Sunday, July 14, the Nobleton and King City Hor- improving water quality virtually destroyed the riv- BOB HAGAN, I.S.A. 1-905-936-2876 ticultural Society held a garden tour that had people is the return to 19th cen- er’s ecosystem; and Wheat- CERTIFIED ARBORIST 416-230-3184 amazed at the variety of gardens we have, taking notes and photos of the plants and features they saw and appreciating the charms of King Township. First of all, thanks to the garden owners. They gen- ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE erously agreed to let people visit their properties and they worked tremendously hard (most of the owners do their own gardening) to make the gardens peak on Expropriations Act the day. The extra efforts owners made to explain their Notice of Application for Approval to Expropriate Land gardens and make people feel welcome were outstand- ing. IN THE MATTER OF an application by the Minister of Transportation for approval to expropriate land being in the: We are grateful to the Nobleton and King City Township: King Regional Municipality: York Horticultural Society members who helped make the Geographic Township: King Province: Ontario event a success. The Garden Tour Committee worked for the purpose of: especially hard, starting in July 2012. Hundreds of hours went into such tasks as lining up the gardens, To allow for bridge replacement along Hwy 9 at the Holland Drainage Canal and all works related thereto. ticket design and publicity. The society members sold tickets and went to various events to spread the word. NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN that application has been made for approval to expropriate: This work is essential and kudos to all who contrib- uted. All right, title and interest in the following lands: The community also supported the tour: Black For- est Garden Centre, King Guardian Drugs and the No- Lot: Part of 2 Concession: 1 New Survey Township: King Regional Municipality: York bleton Pharmacy agreed to sell our tickets and many Part(s): 2 Geographic Township: King more businesses and Township locations put our post- PIN: 03412-0069(LT) Ministry Plan: P-3273-0111 ers in their windows; local newspapers publicized our Registration System: Land Titles Registration #: 65R-34050 event; and the lunch booth at the King City Farmers’ Division: York Market, Pine Farms Orchard and the Cappuccino Bak- ery in Nobleton had garden tour specials for patrons Any owner of lands in respect of which notice is given who desires an inquiry into whether the taking of such land is fair, sound to enjoy. One business provided rosebud tea samples. and reasonably necessary in the achievement of the objectives of the expropriating authority shall so notify the approving authority in writing, We appreciate all your help. Nearly 200 visitors came to see the tour gardens. a) in the case of a registered owner, served personally or by registered mail within 30 days after the registered owner is One had only to hear some of the people say, “I’ve served with the notice, or, when the registered owner is served by publication, within 30 days after the first publication never been on a garden tour before – it’s fantastic!” to of the notice; know that all the effort was worthwhile. Thanks, everyone. b) in the case of an owner who is not a registered owner, within 30 days after the first publication of the notice. THE APPROVING AUTHORITY IS THE Rosalind Elson Chair, Garden Tour Committee Minister of Transportation Minister of Transportation 3rd floor, Ferguson Block c/o Karen Kalemkiarian 77 Wellesley Street West Conveyancing Supervisor We want you to show us how Toronto, ON M7A 1Z8 Property Section, Central Region we can make the 1201 Wilson Avenue, Building D, 3rd floor King Township Museum Downsview, ON M3M 1J8 better for you! Si vous avez des questions ou désirez un complément d’information, veuillez communiquer avec le ministère à l’adresse ci-haut. * Community Meeting * This Notice first published on July 18, 2013. Tuesday, July 30th at 7 pm 2920 King Rd., King City Visit our website for more info: BLEED KingTownshipMuseum.wordpress.com 6 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, July 25, 2013

The Corporation of the Township of King 905-833-5321 [email protected] 2075 King Road, King City, ON L7B 1A1 The Corporation of the Township of King [email protected] 2075 King Road, King City, ON L7B 1A1 www.king.ca UPCOMING COUNCIL MEETINGS MunicipalUPC Office,OMIN CouncilG CO ChambersUNCIL MEETINGS DEFERREDMunicipal Office, Audit Council Committee Chambers - DEFERREDCommunication Audit Committee of Audit- ResultsCommunication for the year of Audit ended December 31, 2012 Results for the year ended December 31, 2012 Mon. August 26, 2013 6:00pmMon. August - Council/Committee 26, 2013 of the Whole 6:00pm - Council/Committee of the Whole NOTICES NOTICES NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSURE - Contract 7A NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSURE - Contract 7A Ellis Avenue PleaseEllis A bevenue advised that the installation of sanitary sewers is in progress.Please be This advised work thatrequires the installationEllis Avenue of sanitaryto be closed sewers between is in Highwayprogress. 27 This and work Wellington requires Street Ellis Avenueto complete to be thisclosed section between of the Highway 27 and Wellington Street to complete this section of the contract. contract. The road will be closed from June 24th 2013 through July 29th The road will be closed from June 24th 2013 through July 29th WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE 2013.2013. WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE WORKWORK SCHOMBERG SCHOMBERG WeWe apologize apologize forfor anyany inconvenience thisthis may may cause. cause. Your Your coop- coop- Dear Resident, erationeration is is greatly greatly appreciated appreciated during during this this time. time. Signage Signage will will be be Dear Resident, postedposted indicating indicating detourdetour routes. KingKing Township Township staff staff and andtheir their contractor contractor will be will conducting be conducting main- main- ShouldShould you you have have anyany questionsquestions oror comments,comments, please please do do not not hes- hes- tenancetenance work work on theon theDrinking Drinking Water Water System System in the in community the community of of itateitate to to contact contact Pat Pat Craig,Craig, Contract Administrator Administrator of of TMIG TMIG at at416- 416- SchombergSchomberg from from approximately approximately July July29 to 29 August to August 9, 2013. 9, 2013. 662-9767662-9767 or or Saleem Saleem Khowaja, Khowaja, Senior Senior Project Project Mangaer Mangaer of of King King TheseThese works works will willbe completedbe completed as quickly as quickly as possible as possible with mini- with mini- TownshipTownship at at 905-833-4057. 905-833-4057. malmal impact impact to theto thearea area residents. residents.

TheThe Township Township will willissue issue further further notifications notifications indicating indicating specific specific times and areas of impacts. ENGINEERING AND PUBLIC WORKS times and areas of impacts. ENGINEERING AND PUBLIC WORKS For further information on the proposed work, please contact the WATER METER REPLACEMENT PROGRAM For further information on the proposed work, please contact the WATER METER REPLACEMENT PROGRAM Engineering & Public Works Department at (905) 833-5321 Over the next few years King Township will be replacing our old Engineering & Public Works Department at (905) 833-5321 Over the next few years King Township will be replacing our old water meters. Notices will be going to affected residents for the Thank you for your cooperation. waterwork meters.this year. Notices The initial will focus be going will be to Nobleton. affected residentsYour co-opera- for the Thank you for your cooperation. worktion thiswith year.our contractor The initial will focus be greatly will be appreciated. Nobleton. YourThis programco-opera- Robert Flindall, P. Eng. tionwill with assist our the contractor Township willin leak be greatlydetection appreciated. and water conservation. This program DirectorRobert of Flindall,Engineering P. Eng. & Public Works willImprovements assist the Township to Township in leak infrastructure detection areand a water benefit conservation. to all King Director of Engineering & Public Works Improvementsresidents. to Township infrastructure are a benefit to all King OFFICE CLOSURE residents. OFFICE CLOSURE King Township has awarded the contract for this water meter The Municipal Offices And Libraries Will Be Closed Kingupgrade Township program has to WAMCO awarded Municipal the contract Products. for this As each water phase meter OnThe Monday, Municipal August Offices 5, 2013 And for Libraries the Civic WillHoliday. Be Closed upgradeis implemented, program to WAMCO WAMCO licensed Municipal meter Products. installers As will each canvas phase ReopeningOn Monday, Tuesday August August 5, 2013 6, 2013 for thefor RegularCivic Holiday. Business Hours. isareas implemented, that have been WAMCO identified licensed for that meter phase installers and deliver will a canvascopy Reopening Tuesday August 6, 2013 for Regular Business Hours. areasof the that official have King been Township identified Notice for tothat Property phase Owners. and deliver WAMCO a copy In Case Of An Urgent Township Matter, Please Call (905)833- ofemployees the official will King wear Township an identification Notice to tag Property and wear Owners. a hat & WAMCO reflec- 5321In CaseAnd The Of TownshipAn Urgent Answering Township Service Matter, Will Please Relay Your Call Call (905)833- To The Appropriate Personnel employeestive vest with will the wear WAMCO an identification logo. tag and wear a hat & reflec- 5321 And The Township Answering Service Will Relay Your Call tive vest with the WAMCO logo. To The Appropriate Personnel N O B L E T O N S A N I TA RY S E W E R TOWNSHIP OF KING 11th CONCESSION PAVING PNR OOJBELCETT OUNP DSAAT ENSI TA RY S E W E R TPleaseOWNSHIP be advisedOF KING that paving 11th and CONCESSION reconstruction of P theA VING 11th Concession Road is scheduled to begin shortly. The paving and The TownshipP R O J ofE KingC TwouldU likeP Dto remindAT E NobletonS residents that Pleasereconstruction be advised of 11th that Concession paving and will occur reconstruction between Highway of the 11th9 the progression of sanitary sewer construction will result in ongo- Concessionto 19th Sideroad; Road is 19thscheduled Sideroad to begin to 17th shortly. Sideroad; The paving and 15th and ingThe road Township closures of inKing Contract would like Area to 7Aremind. Streets Nobleton that mayresidents be that reconstructionSideroad to King of 11th Road. Concession The scope will of theoccur work between will include Highway new 9 affectedthe progression include Faris, of sanitary Kinsley, sewerWellington, construction Parkview, will Janet result and in ongo- topaving, 19th Sideroad;installation of 19th guiderails, Sideroad culvert to replacement, 17th Sideroad; and restora- and 15th Crestview.ing road closures in Contract Area 7A. Streets that may be Sideroadtion of driveways to King Road. and other The affected scope of areas. the work Any will existing include areas new affected include Faris, Kinsley, Wellington, Parkview, Janet and paving,that are installation disturbed duringof guiderails, construction culvert will replacement, be reinstated. and restora- WeCrestview. apologize for any inconvenience and ask everyone to drive safely on the alternate routes. Anyone with special transportation tion of driveways and other affected areas. Any existing areas or medical needs, such as those receiving home-based care, thatThe are Contractor disturbed hasduring advised construction the Township will be thatreinstated. the proposed We apologize for any inconvenience and ask everyone to drive works are expected to begin by the end of June of this year, sub- shouldsafely notify on thethe alternateTownship. routes. Please Anyonecall the Projectwith special Phone transportation Line at Theject Contractorto weather and has final advised scheduling. the Township The work thatis expected the proposed to be 905-833-4073or medical. needs, such as those receiving home-based care, completed by the end of September of this year. works are expected to begin by the end of June of this year, sub- Theshould Township notify would the Township.like to thank Please all residents call the for Project their continued Phone Line at . jectDuring to weather the project, and vehiclefinal scheduling. access will beThe maintained work is expected with a single to be patience905-833-4073 through this project. Questions can be directed to the completed by the end of September of this year. Project Phone Line or by email to lane through the work areas. Please expect delays if travelling The Township would like to [email protected] all residents for their continued through the work zone and obey flag persons at all times. Short During the project, vehicle access will be maintained with a single patience through this project. Questions can be directed to the term road closures will be required for some of the cross culvert OMPETITIVE IDS lane through the work areas. Please expect delays if travelling CProject Phone Line or byB email to [email protected] replacements, however specific notice will be provided by the BID OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF throughContractor the inwork advance zone ofand the obey proposed flag persons work. Project at all Informationtimes. Short termSigns road will closures be posted will at bethe required limits of forconstruction some of andthe crossdetour culvert sig- KINGCOMPETITIVE BIDS replacements,nage will be set however up for the specific local affected notice areas will be in providedadvance of by the the All BIDRequests OPPOR for Tenders,TUNITIES Proposals, FOR Quotations THE and TOWNSHIP Expression OF Contractorconstruction. in advance of the proposed work. Project Information of Interest can be viewed electronically via the Township's web- Signs will be posted at the limits of construction and detour sig- siteKING www.king.ca under Bid Opportunities. Questions can be nageIf you will have be set any up questions for the local or concernsaffected areas regarding in advance this project, of the addressedAll Requests in writing for Tenders,by contacting Proposals, the Purchasing Quotations Coordinator and Expression at construction.please contact Marty Zorgel (Construction Inspector,R.J Burnside [email protected] Interest can be or viewed via fax electronicallyat 905-833-2300. via the Township's web- & Associates) at 519-217-2718, He will be able to deal with your site www.king.ca under Bid Opportunities. Questions can be If questions you have or anydirect questions you to the or appropriate concerns person. regarding this project, addressed in writing by contacting the Purchasing Coordinator at please contact Marty Zorgel (Construction Inspector,R.J Burnside AX ILL EMINDER Contact Information: [email protected] R or via fax at 905-833-2300. & Associates) at 519-217-2718, He will be able to deal with your 1. Construction Inspector: Marty Zorgel (519) 217-2718 2013 RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY TAX BILLS questions or direct you to the appropriate person. 2. Township Project Manager: David Van Veen (905) 833-5321 Tax bills for residential property owners will be mailed by the end of JuneTA withX dueB IdatesLL ofR JulyEM 25thIN andDE SeptemberR 25th. These Contact3. Contractor, Information: Fermar Paving: Pat Volpe (416) 574-8503 1. Construction Inspector: Marty Zorgel (519) 217-2718 tax2013 bills will RESIDENTIAL reflect the 2013 assessmentPROPER whichTY TyouAX should BILLS have received from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation Tax bills for residential property owners will be mailed by the end 2. Township Project Manager: David Van Veen (905) 833-5321 (MPAC) in September or early October 2012. of June with due dates of July 25th and September 25th. These 3. Contractor, Fermar Paving: Pat Volpe (416) 574-8503 Taxtax bills bills for will commercial, reflect the industrial,2013 assessment multi-residential which you and should mixed have classreceived property from owners the will Municipal be issued Property in July. Assessment Corporation (MPAC) in September or early October 2012.

Tax bills for commercial, industrial, multi-residential and mixed class property owners will be issued in July. Thursday, July 25, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 7 KING NOBLETON CALEDON RCR Realty, Brokerage Independently Owned & Operated CONNECTION % % Bus: 905-857-0651 REAL ESTATE Nobleton: 905-859-7676 Fax: 905-857-4566 King Bus: 905-833-4633 The Daunting Aspect of the Move, cont’d Remember that damag- The tips below to help mover who has not There may be a deadline to mending a mover, you can es sometimes can’t be you pick a mover can make assessed the space in per- vacate on one side of the contact the following orga- helped, adds John Levi, a world of difference to the son. An on-site estimate is move, while keys or titles nizations: President of CAM outcome. It’s an extra step essential. are not ready on the other. Consumer Beware (Canadian Association of with the best possible Get it in writing - Get Such delays can mean page, Ontario Ministry of Movers) “There isn’t a reward – a happy ending. every promise made in the movers sit and wait at a Consumer Services web- mover around who hasn’t Do research when moving estimate in writ- site, creating extra costs site scratched, nicked or lost choosing a mover ing, along with dates of and stress. Avoid the first Better Business Bureau something – it happens,” John Levi, president of the move and specifics on and last days of the sum- Canadian Association of says Levi. “Moving big the Canadian Association what will and won’t be mer months like the Movers - 1-866-860-0065 objects through small of Movers, says these steps Peter T. Clark MVA moved, and who will be plague. These are a mov- Every effort has been openings means these will help consumers to Broker doing the packing. If you er’s busiest times, and made to ensure the accura- things sometimes occur, have a positive moving Royal LePage RCR Realty promise to de-clutter and steering clear of those cy of this article. However, but the crux of the matter experience. www.petertclark.com pack, you must follow dates will boost your the information provided is is how the mover deals Pick three – Choose at through or else extra chances of getting an general in nature and those with the issue. A good least three companies and town are completely differ- charges may be added. experienced crew. with specific questions mover gets the repair done then check them out. Ask ent. Verify the company’s Book well in advance – Be realistic – Damage should seek professional quickly or pays the con- questions and check their capabilities with CAM, or After you’ve chosen a rep- and loss can happen, advice that meets their par- sumer for loss or damage reputation through avail- you may end up paying utable company, ensure although good movers will ticular requirements. Not if the claim is valid.” able resources (see below) more than you thought -- that the mover has lots of do their best to prevent or intended to solicit proper- Written estimates are before settling on one. or learning that your time to meet your expecta- minimize them. Ask ques- ties currently listed for sale. vital, he adds. “Make sure Match them to the job - mover can’t do the job and tions. tions about company poli- Peter Clark is a Broker that you get the company’s Choose a mover with the has handed it off to some- Schedule with care – cies on loss and damage with Royal LePage RCR. promises in writing,” resources and crew to suit one else. Avoid booking a move the and discuss concerns He can be reached at 905- warns Levi. “If they won’t your situation. A large Invite them over - same day as a property about particular items 859-7676, by e-mail at petert- put it in writing, don’t family move across the Refuse to accept an esti- closing or a popular mov- with them. [email protected] or at move with them. It’s as country and a one-bed- mate delivered by phone, ing date. Closing dates For more information - his web site petertclark. simple as that.” room condo move across fax, text or email from a have their own problems. Before hiring or recom- com. There’s a lot to know about insect repellants By Aziza Amarshi best protect yourself from Repeated application does the bare minimum for pro- oil offer 30 minutes to 2 member, the non drug so- Pharmacist & the harmful rays of the not change this time. Per- tection will reduce your hours of protection but lutions sound simple but Registered Holistic sun by avoiding prolonged centage protection from exposure to this toxin. can cause an allergic reac- tend to be very effective Nutritionist exposure during peak UVB doesn’t increase dra- Stay indoors when in- tion so try a on small area so don’t disregard them. hours which are from 10 matically either if you use sects are most likely to be first. Once you have implement- Sun and bug protection a.m. to 4 p.m. If you hap- higher SPF. active, at dusk and dawn. Don’t let your outdoor ed the non-pharmacologi- is vital this time of year. pen to be outdoors for a Always apply sun- Mosquitoes are attract- activities be spoiled. Be cal steps, then add on the Increased exposure to long time during the peak screen liberally 15-30 min- ed to floral scents so avoid proactive and take steps pharmacological and al- sunlight, especially if you hours, wear hat, sunglass- utes before you go out in perfumes, scented soaps to protect yourself and re- ways read labels. are light skinned, increas- es, long clothes and apply the sun and every 2 hours and scented deodorants. es our risk of skin cancer sunscreen to the exposed if outside. Wear long-sleeved and remember those pesky areas. Remember the sun’s shirts, full-length pants Still time to enter mosquitoes carry the West Choose a broad spec- rays cause the damage tucked into socks, closed Nile virus. If your im- trum sunscreen, which by creating free radicals shoes. mune system is not func- provide protection against in our cells which subse- Insect repellants can be summer photo contest tioning in top shape you UVA and UVB. Most chem- quently start off oxidation used if you are going to be King is holding a Sustainable Summer Photo could be susceptible to se- ical sunscreens provide reactions which eventual- in an area where mosqui- Contest! The contest is off and running and the rious symptoms from the protection against UVB ly can cause cancer. Load- toes, black flies, ticks and photos must be received by Aug. 1. The photo with West Nile virus. but UVB makes up only ing up on the anti-oxidant other bugs are present. the most “likes” on Facebook by the end of the con- So what to do? Here are 5% of the ultraviolet rays rich fruits and vegetables Health Canada regu- test on Aug. 31, wins! some guidelines on the op- so having a broad spec- is a wise decision in the lates all insect repellants The rules are very simple: tions available and how trum sunscreen is impor- summer time when they sold in Canada. Currently 1. Photos must be taken within the boundaries to pick the right product tant. Choose sunscreens are abundant as not only 4 have been approved for from an array of products which contain titanium di- do they taste good but they sale and they all differ in of King Township. You must “tag” the location of each one claiming to pro- oxide or zinc oxide. They actually protect you from their toxicities and length each photo when you post it. All skill levels are en- vide you with the best pro- reflect off all the ultravio- the sun from the inside of protection time. couraged. tection. let radiation coming from out. So pay a visit to your DEET is the most com- 2. Post the photos to facebook.com/sustainablek- Sunscreens protect you the sun and thus provide local farmers’ market and mon insect repellant on ing and read the disclaimer. from the ultraviolet ra- broad spectrum coverage. pick up a rainbow of fruits market. Very effective but 3. The photo must fulfill at least one of the fol- diation from the sun that Sunscreen should have and vegetables. has a high potential for lowing categories and criteria: not only causes the tan at least an SPF of 15 (light- Mosquitoes and black toxicity. Follow instruc- • Sustainable Action: Highlight a sustainable be- but can lead to wrinkles, er skin people use SPF 30). flies belong to the group tion for use carefully. havior. burns and skin cancer. SPF measures the sun- of insects called the biting OLE or PMD (synthetic • Community and Cultural Heritage: Show a Those who have a darker screen’s ability to protect arthropods. They actively version of oil of lemon King Township landmark, the countryside, or a complexion are protected against UVB only. How- seek out human blood eucalyptus) is newly ap- community or summer-themed activity. somewhat because they ever, it does give an indica- for ingestion and thus we proved and offers 2 hours • Village Vitality: Highlight a commercial core or contain more melanin (a tion of how long you can must actively protect our- of protection. hub of commercial activity within the Township. natural protector) than the stay out in the sun for with selves from them or they Soybean oil is a natu- All entries have a chance to have their photo fea- other skin types, however, the sunscreen on before will find us! ral alternative, offering tured in King Township publications, newspapers, they still need more pro- you skin burns. If you nor- The first step is always 3.5 hours of protection and websites! tection. mally burn in 10 minutes, non pharmacological not against mosquitoes and For more information visit facebook.com/sus- The first step in sun only because it works but up to 8 hours against black with an SPF of 15 applied tainableking. protection is always non- properly you will burn af- because the insect repel- flies pharmacological. You can ter 150 minutes (15 x 10). lant can be toxic and using Citronella & lavender 8 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, July 25, 2013 Agricultural society sponsors bus to the CNE is welcome to come and Treats and refresh- come out and support Ch- Volunteers from the local Schomberg King Public Library hear Marina share her ments will be provided. antelle on her Ambassador congregation will be pro- Should Know personal experiences of journey! viding additional support Nobleton Library Book the Islamic Revolution. Schomberg Please email ernierow- to the program to ensure Club is proud to welcome Her memoirs are a testa- Agricultural Society [email protected] or that all children enrolled By Wendy-Sue Bishop popular, local author Ma- ment to the power of love phone 905-939-7158 to re- have a fun and safe experi- 905-590-0054 rina Nemat on Thursday, in the face of evil and in- The Schomberg Agri- serve you seat. ence. wsue52@ hotmail.com Aug. 8 at 7 p.m. Everyone justice. cultural Society is spon- The Schomberg Horti- What is unique about soring a bus to the CNE cultural Society (SHS) is this program is that Liv- on Aug. 18. The bus leaves pleased to announce its ing Waters Presbytery of the old Schomberg arena speaker’s program for the the United Church has de- King Township Museum at 9 a.m. on the 18th and remainder of 2013: veloped the curriculum, leaves the CNE at 6 p.m. Sept. 24 – Components hired and trained the staff looking for public input that same day. of an Outstanding Peren- and will offer this camp The Schomberg Agri- nial Garden, Sheila Cord- in seven different United cultural Society is looking ing and Shirley Miller. Churches throughout the The Museum Strategic Business Plan is moving forward with the for lots of support of their Oct. 22 – Magnifi cent region during July and next step being a community engagement meeting. 2012 Schomberg Fair Am- Magnolias and Ravishing August. Please join them Tuesday, July 30 at 7 p.m. at 2920 King Rd, King bassador Chantelle Oust- Rhodos, David Hinton. Locations range from City for a meeting to help determine the Strategic Direction of the woud as she competes for Markham in the south as Museum. What are our hopes and dreams for the museum? How can the title of CNE Ambas- York Pines far north as Parry Sound we continue to be relevant to our community? sador. Schomberg in the north. This allows The cost per person for & Nobleton congregations to offer a Your input is important! The meeting will run approximately two this trip is an amazing $10 United Churches camp who might other- hours and light refreshments will be served. which takes you down and wise not have had the re- For more, visit https://kingtownshipmuseum.wordpress.com. back to the CNE and en- Vacation Bible Camp is sources to do so. trance into the CNE. This a gift to the community and We are excited by this is one sweet deal so please an opportunity to minister opportunity to work with to and with young fami- local communities to pro- lies. The United Churches vide a high quality, fun in Kettleby, Nobleton and program for families at a Schomberg, working with low cost. Pre-registration Living Waters Presbytery, is required. Please do so by X CROSSWORD will be offering a Vaca- Aug. 14. To fi nd out more tion Bible Camp program, please contact Muriel Camp Awesome! during Cober, registrar, 905-939- PUZZLE NO. 444 the week of Aug. 19-23 2358. Please send your reg- 10. High voi ce from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. istration form(s) to York 11. Came down The program is open to Pines United Church 3150 12. True-to-life all children between the Aurora / Lloydtown Road, 13. Insignifi cant ages of 5 and 12 at a cost Kettleby, L7B 0G3. 15. Safe of $30 per child (subsidies 16. Improve available). Trisan Centre The theme of Camp 23. Attribute Awesome is “Bible Idol.” Are you ready for 25. Old French coin A trained staff of three Muck Madness? Muck 26. Smirk young adults will of- Madness is a 5-kilometre 28. Reporter’s question fer a fun-fi lled program trail that challenges your 29. Desert garment where children can learn, strength, endurance and 30. Home sick through stories, games, mental stamina through 32. Garnish crafts and songs, about Bi- a series of obstacles. Ob- 33. Adventure story ble characters who made stacles may include run- a difference in their world ning, climbing, jumping 34. “____ lords a-leaping” and people today who and crawling. The event 35. Natural resin make a difference in ours. promotes teamwork, as 36. Before, in poems some of the obstacles are 38. Pier designed to be diffi cult to 40. Brood complete alone. 43. Thug This “madness” all hap- 44. Advance upon pens on Aug. 10. Contact the Trisan Centre for fur- 46. Ratite bird ther information at 905- 47. Patron 939-1216. 48. Flying fox, e.g. 49. Unlatched, in verse 50. Ruby or emerald Famous 51. Facilitate Summer

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Waste allowance Solution on page 17 Toronto 416-783-7283 • Oakville: 905-337-7283 Thursday, July 25, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 9 Getting to know Councillor Bill Cober Collaboration leads to success By Mark Pavilons the process down. Often, His family – his wife provincial policies are too Julie and daughters Tay- Bill Cober is a student restrictive and stand in lor and Kennedy – are the of teamwork and collabo- the way of progress and centre of his world. For ration. efficiency. every election cycle, it’s a He also doesn’t mind He’s adamant local gov- Cober family discussion if his fellow councillors ernment should concen- and decision. peek at his papers. trate on its core business, And he’s blessed by his The Ward 4 councillor and maintaining King’s “wonderful and support- works hard for one simple 300 kilometres of roads is ive family,” that includes reason – he likes it! a top priority. “We need to his parents. They allow And he’s proud to rep- keep our eye on the ball him to do great things. He resent Schomberg, which and focus on our core ser- inherited a strong work he describes as the “jewel vices,” he said. ethic from his parents and of King Township.” “The Province has worked for his dad when He beams at the small tried to be all things to he was a youngster. Born but mighty village, which all people, and it doesn’t and raised in King, Cober is home to a strong spring work.” That’s something is fortunate to have been agricultural fair, Christ- he’d love to remedy, but at able to stay. mas in the village and a the moment has doesn’t He makes a point of multitude of popular com- have any grander political spending quality time munity events. aspirations. with his family. When Cober is in his third The Township has to he can, he enjoys play- term on council and he be frugal and citizens pay ing men’s hockey. In his entered the political arena substantial property tax- prime, Cober was a rep when the King City “big es. Cober supports cost of hockey player and then a pipe” issue was front and living increases in Town- linesmen. centre. Residents want ship services and its bud- Cober is knowledgeable amenities, but tend to op- get, but no more. and articulate, and despite pose infrastructure im- The key to success in being in the public eye, he provements like sewers. King is teamwork, some- remains humble and mod- The Cober family – Julie, Bill, “You can’t want stores and thing he’s very familiar est. He’s not shy, but he’s a daughters Taylor and Kennedy. oppose growth,” Cober with in his career. And private person. observed, adding with- he enjoys making a differ- He loves to laugh and out such infrastructure, ence. always finds humour in things. As should we all. that is. the old Schomberg arena. there’s little reason for “You only go around the AURORANResidents REFERENCE are also en- 9This, he said, has to make corporate investment. world once,” he observed. gaged and King boasts a financial sense and be He believes he had a WEEK OF JULY 24, 2013 From a work perspec- relatively high voter turn- affordable, but he’s con- positive impact on that tive, he enjoys seeing proj- out. fident a solution will be particular proces and ects succeed and coming There’s a sense of be- found that fits in well with helped facilitate the even- together. He would like to longing. “We care about the community. tual outcome. be thought of as someone our community, what it Also on tap is the new Schomberg, he pointed who’s goal-oriented and is and what it will be- commercial and retail de- out, has had sewers since hard working and always come,” he said. velopment on the north- 1989, so expansion is ex- puts the best interests of Cober said the current west corner of Highway pected. “You don’t grow, the community first. council is working well, 27 and Doctor Kay, bring- you die,” he observed. He loves King and the but he always worked well ing new economic activity He simply loves his vil- people who make up the with his colleagues, never to the village. lage, noting it’s a “great social fabric. Many locals making it personal. If Schomberg is the jew- example for the rest of helped him grow and ma- For him, it’s a labour el of King, then Bill Cober King.” His area has a ture and decades later, of love and in the coming is happy to help polish up healthy residential-to-in- they’re all still part of term several projects will this gem and proudly put dustrial/commercial ratio the community. He appre- come to fruition, includ- it on display. of 83:17. ciates just how valuable ing a potential reuse of Schomberg boasts the world-class Trisan Centre, Advertorial one of Cober’s favourite projects. It’s great when three levels of govern- Hope for Sufferers of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome ment and private enter- prise can work together to and Wrist/Hand Pain get things done. If you suffer from of common treatments check for this underlying Cober prefers to work Carpal Tunnel Syndrome including: pills, surgery, cause. diligently behind the or wrist / hand pain you splints and exercise and scenes and he tries to avoid should be aware that an reveal exciting non drug, the spotlight. He’s on his upcoming workshop in nonsurgical treatments There are other phone with constituents Oak Ridges will reveal eye- that are safe and effective. approaches, beyond King Weekly Sentineland Township staff bright opening solutions to help A major concern is that Proud Sponsor & Memberand early of each morning. Proud Sponsor & Member of those suffering with these many patients continue to the use of drugs, Coffee shop meetings are conditions. be plagued by wrist pain, commonplace for him. The workshop will despite repeated visits to that have safely and He juggles helping his reveal the underlying their doctor. constituents with his full- causes of most wrist and Many patients fear the effectively helped time career as principal hand pain as well as share risks and invasive nature many Wrist/Hand with the York District why these causes are of wrist surgery. The frequently overlooked by workshop will reveal that School Board. He has an pain sufferers doctors. many patients that have exciting fall ahead of him, Please shop locally! Please shop locally! Attendees will wrist surgery wind up feel better. as he’ll be at the helm of discover why a failure to frustrated that their pain a brand new elementary address these underlying only resolves partially or The workshop is free school on the outskirts of causes usually results not at all. In many cases and is being offered as a Newmarket. in continuing pain and the pain reoccurs later community service. It is More often than not, a suffering. These ongoing after surgery. provided to help eliminate local councillor can help symptoms may include: Surprisingly, a very pain and suffering in those a resident and “that’s re- pain, tingling, numbness, common but hidden cause affected. warding.” burning, aching, stiffness, of hand and wrist pain The workshop will take Cober does get frus- swelling, weakness and is not even located in the place Wed July 31, 7:30 pm – trated at times with pro- limited movements. wrist! The presentation 9:pm. Seating is limited. vincial legislation and The workshop will will explain why most To make reservations authority that can bog discuss the track record doctors are not trained to call 877-334-2785.

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Nobleton United Weather” with fi rsts in 5 should contain a mixture Many attempts were vour quickly. When grind- Nobleton of the 6 categories, also of various spices. A trip made to grow allspice out- ing don’t use a grinder Nobleton will be closed won Best in Show Design to the bulk food store in side its native habitat but with plastic parts as all- Notes Aug. 4, 11, 18, 25. Worship with his Alberta Clipper Bolton proved how wrong although there was some spice oil will cloud and services will be at Schom- and Best in Show Cultural I was because my friend limited success with trans- eventually rot the plastic. By Angie Maccarone berg at 9:30 a.m., followed with his single peony Bowl Vito, the shop owner, planting saplings overseas In places where it grows 905-859-5174 by refreshments. of Beauty and earned the pointed out there is actual- all efforts to sprout seeds the fresh leaves of the all- Mid-week barbecues most points in show with ly a spice, pimento dioica, failed until botanists dis- spice tree are used in cook- St. Paul’s Church this summer: Nobleton on 74. known better by the com- covered that in the areas ing but once they dry they July 31, service at 6 p.m., Nancy Hopkinson (No- mon name allspice. where it is native, birds lose their pungent fl avour. The last evening of our bbq at 6:30. Schomberg on bleton) came second in So I did a little research are mainly responsible for They thrive in the soil summer study is tonight! Aug. 7, 14. total points with 52 while and found out that this spreading it in their drop- of the tropics and sub- Come join us at the church Hamburgers and hot- Barb Downey (Castlederg) “all for one and one for pings. Once botanists were tropics but in these latter as we view and discuss dogs supplied pot luck sal- who won a fi rst for her de- all” spice is one of the able to create similar con- areas such as Florida and Ruth Haley Barton’s “Sa- ads and desserts. sign entry Colorado Low very few spices native to ditions seedlings could be the Mediterranean region cred Rhythms.” was third in points with North America, in this raised. Today allspice is while older trees are more Drawing on the imag- Nobleton-King City 34. There were no entries case several of the Carib- being grown in such far- frost tolerant saplings can ery of the natural rhythms Horticultural Society in the Novice Section and bean islands and Central away places as the islands be badly damaged or killed of the created order, “Sa- there was no miniature America. of the South Pacifi c where outright by frosts. cred Rhythms” explores Nobleton-King City category in this show. While in Jamaica on once again seeds are car- In our area allspice sap- the practices that spiritual Horticultural Society and Because N-KCHS held his second trip to the New ried from island to island lings adapt well to being seekers and growing dis- Schomberg Horticultural its garden tour July 14 World, Columbus came by birds grown in containers which ciples have used through- Society held a most suc- there is no fl ower show across wild broadleaved It was the British that can be outdoors in spring out history to grow closer cessful joint meeting on in July. Our next Flower evergreen trees that pro- coined the name allspice once all danger of frost is to God. Come for the fi nal Tuesday June 25 at the Show themed “With Gal- duced tiny berries which back in the 1600s as it tast- past and brought indoors evening of this video se- Schomberg Community lic Flair” and meeting is after being picked un- ed to them like a combina- before the fi rst fall frosts. ries to bring renewal to Hall on Main St. A packed slated for Aug. 26, so brush ripened were dried then tion of cinnamon, nutmeg, Now what has all this your soul. We meet at 7 house heard Tonie Mori of up your French. Guest ground into a powder used cloves and a dash of pep- got to do with the barbie? p.m. Anyone and everyone Mori Gardens and Garden speaker, Susan Beharriell, to fl avour food. Thinking per. Well while this spice is is welcome. Centre in Niagara-on-the- who will have a presenta- he had discovered a type But beware a few com- used to fl avour desserts, Join us Sunday, July 28 Lake give an interesting tion on making the garden of pepper he took a sack or panies market a product pastries (I have started to at 10 a.m. as we welcome and practical presentation wildlife friendly. Keep up two of these berries back called allspice that really add it to pie crusts) and Anita Van Nest to the pul- on living walls and screens to date with Nobleton-King to Spain where he found is a mixture of other spic- cakes, it has long been a pit. FirstLink child care that are attractive as Horticultural Society hap- out he hadn’t discovered es. The real allspice sold key ingredient in salami, (for children 3 years of age well as defi ning property penings by visiting our pepper but an entirely new locally comes from Jamai- sausages especially Ger- and younger) is provided boundaries, giving shelter website at www.altfl ora. spice. ca which grows much of man style ones, wieners, during the gathering and from the wind, providing a com/nobleton. Over the next few years the world’s supply. store made hamburger pat- our informal summer noise barrier and blocking allspice became popu- The allspice berries be- ties, ready to cook (shish) NextStep program (for unsightly views. Horticulture lar in not only Spain but come more aromatic and kabobs, pre-spiced meats children ages 4 to 6) and Each society held sepa- By John Arnott throughout much of Eu- fl avourful as they dry and such as schnitzels and KidzKonnection program rate fl ower shows. Win rope, eventually reaching for best results should be chicken, cold cuts, some (for ages 7 to 11) take place Mellor-Hay of Bolton With barbeque season the Near East where it has kept whole to be ground mustards and ketchups at the same time. judged the Nobleton-King here, I wanted to look into become an essential in only as necessary. Pow- and most barbecue sauces. For more information City show and was genu- the seasonings that per- that region’s cooking. dered allspice loses it fl a- about any of our activities inely pleased with each of vade this season, with pep- ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ the 97 entries. 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By Jeff Doner

Tim and Brenda Schmidt’s third annual Cruise for the Cure went to a whole other level this year, raising an incredible $95,000 for Prostate Cancer Canada and Shriners Children’s Hospital. The event saw roughly 1,200 cars of all models, colours, sizes and builds roll through the gates, with thou- sands of spectators coming by to get a glance. “My first year I was so green at doing a car show, but I was so amazed that we raised $50,000, so I did something right my first year,” Tim said. “With saying that, this is where it’s going and I’m hoping that it’s going to be one of the largest car events in Ontario.” Colleen Swider, one of the event organizers, is in her second year working with the event and said he is amazed by its growth. “It’s exponentially growing,” she said. “It’s wonderful to see, because the community of car enthusiasts have really embraced this. Tim has provided an amazing venue and amazing opportunity for this and it’s nice to see so many people come on board.” However, the event wasn’t just a car show, it also included a children’s mini carnival, a petting zoo with pony rides, food, games, live music from Alan Frew of Glass Tiger, visits from some of the current Grey Cup champion Toronto Argonauts and also a rare glimpse of Tim’s own car collection. “Just being one of those car enthusiast kind of guys, I just wanted to do my own car show,” Tim explained. “It was something I’ve always wanted to do and then it came to me after about 10 years after my brother passed away, I decided, ‘let’s do a car show for my brother and my dad and we’ll just have a happy day for the guys that are up there.’” With literally something for everyone, the event has grown in leaps and bounds since its inception three years ago. First they raised $50,000, then last year it was up to $70,000. This year, Tim said his ultimate goal was to hit the $100,000 plateau. “If I can get $100,000 – $50,000 for prostate cancer and $50,000 for the Shriners Children’s Hospital, boy I’ll be a happy camper,” he said. Tim and Brenda also explained why they chose to benefit Prostate Cancer Canada and Shrines Chil- dren’s Hospital. “I chose prostate cancer because one of every seven guys will connect with that disease,” Tim said. “That’s the leading killer for men and a lot of my buddies are men and we’re all car guys, so I figured I would do it for the car guys.” A big car enthusiast himself, Tim has 25 cars of his own, including the first one he bought as a collector in 1995 – a 1955 Chev. Tim said he is happy to show off his collection to help a good cause and said it’s the support from the public that keeps the event going strong. “The reaction I get from people is, ‘thank-you Tim for opening your doors to the public.’ They are just amazed when they come and they want to come back. Through word of mouth, we’re just getting larger and larger,” he said. “People are loving it and it makes me feel good. To see people smile, it’s just the best thing. We’ve all lost a lot of loved ones and this is one of the reasons why I do this. Get together, cry a little bit and have some fun.” For more information visit Tim and Brenda’s website at www.timandbrendasplace.com.

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KING WEEKLY SENTINEL

Kitchen returns to his roots with ultimate prize

By JEFF DONER

It has been a while since Stanley Cup champion Mike Kitchen has played hockey in Schomberg, but friends, family and fans made sure to give him the prop- er greeting when he came back carrying the Stanley Cup last weekend. Roughly a month after the Chicago Blackhawks shocking game six win over the Boston Bruins, Kitchen said decid- ing what to do with his day with the Cup was an easy decision. “I’m glad we could take the Cup there. It was one thing that was really impor- tant to me, because I have a lot of fond memories of minor hockey in Schomberg. That’s where it all started. We would get more ice time there and Brian Jackson would just say, ‘just go on out. Don’t wor- ry about it guys.’” It was those years playing minor hockey in Schomberg that started off his hockey career. “I had a lot of great volunteer coaches all through minor that all gave up their time to coach us and travel all over the country to games,” he said. “We were for- tunate to be in Schomberg at that time. It wasn’t a big population, but we won a lot of championships at that time in Schomberg.” The community turned out Sunday to welcome Mike Kitchen and the Stanley Cup to Schomberg. On hand for the Kitchen is now part of what is becom- ceremonies were Councillors Avia Eek and Bill Cober, Mayor Steve Pellegrini and representatives of Schomberg Minor ing somewhat of a hotbed for successful Hockey. athletes. NHLer Nick Boynton brought the Cup Photos by Je Doner to Nobleton a few years back; Carolina Hurricanes general manager Jim Ruth- erford to Beeton in 2006; the recently traded Dan Carcillo just two weeks ago to King City and trampolinist Rosie Ma- cLennan brought home Canada’s only gold medal from the 2012 Olympic Sum- mer games. “It has produced a lot of athletes and I’ve got to give credit,” he said. “Com- ing up through school I had some phys ed teachers that would really teach the fundamentals in every sport, whether it was in gymnastics, trampoline, track and fi eld or any sport. “I played rugby in King City and we won the Ontario championships. I was very fortunate to have some really good coaches. And that’s important to have good coaches that can relate to young kids, get their point across and teach them about the game.” After his minor hockey days he went to play Metro Junior B for the Aurora Ti- gers at the age of 15. Then in 1974 he was then drafted by the Toronto Marlies in the fi rst round, where he played for three years and won the Memorial Cup in 1975. Soon after in 1976, “Kitch” was mak- ing a name for himself and was drafted by the now defunct Kansas City Scouts.

See ‘Kitchen’ on Page 23 Thursday, July 25, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 15 Mayor’s golf tournament raises $105,000 for Township

By Mark Pavilons

A great turnout for the third annual Mayor’s Golf Tournament will see a nice injection of funding to community projects. The sold-out event drew 150 golfers to Cardinal last week, despite the hot temperatures. The event raised a total of $104,850. According to Mayor Steve Pellegrini, funds raised go back into the commu- nity, into the coffers of Parks, Recre- ation and Culture Department at the Township. In the past three years, the tournament has seen roughly $250,000 given back to King Township. “It’s a humbling experience,” Pel- legrini said, adding these funds stay in the community. The Township is looking at creating AURORAN REFERENCE 14 an AstroTurf soccer fi eld with lights and working with King United Soccer WEEK OF JULY 24, 2013 to make it happen.

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Dear 806 senIoRs nise of Lloydtown and Thomas passion & caring way in our time seRvIces midst, the “Salad Bowl” brother of Judy Phillips-Gray and and Delia of Schomberg. Also of sorrow. Bruce’s sudden pass- PLace of York Region. The black her husband Eric of Nobleton. CROSSWORD remembered by grandchildren ing has left a huge hole in our ANDREA FREEMAN-DAY, your X Loving uncle of Samantha and loam produces sweet let- Marilyn, Michele, Owen, Jennifer hearts, but our family has been Helping Hand, Seniors Compan- her husband James Clausner PUZZLEY NO.ou 444 R tuces and spinach so ten- and Lindsay, great grandchildren blessed with two tiny angels ion, meal assistant, helping you and Andrew Phillips.Great uncle der and succulent that you10. High voice Beth, Alexandra, William and Mi- (girls), that have already started get to medical appointments and of Emily and Melissa Clausner. 11. Came down rabella and great-great grandchil- us on the path to healing. Thank social activities. 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By Brock Weir this passion alone which ed me and showed my my journey,” she said. great group of friends. edge that defines her has driven her to suc- heard work and dedica- “Most of my ideas come We always talk and we’ll sound. Influenced by Foo When York Region cess, never having vocal tion is paying off, and it from what I see going on always tell a story, and Fighters, U2, and Cold- singer Matina Z hits the lessons or training, and inspired me to continue around me and I have a someone immediately play, she promises her stage at the end of this only enough guitar les- says, ‘Yeah, you’ve got to next album might be a month in the Celebrate sons to get a handle on write a song about this!’” little bit softer, more in Aurora music festival, it the basic chords. Thankfully, she adds, line with Coldplay, but will be a homecoming of “A first album was they are usually pleased maintaining her signa- sorts. never an intended proj- with the results! ture edge. The fledgling vocal- ect for me,” she says. “It “When I put a song out Her ultimate goal? ist has already dropped started off with ‘Run- there, my main goal is When asked, she replies her first album, “Whis- away’ which was the first to put it out to as many evolution as an artist but pers in the Dark” and is single I wrote after about people as I can because when prodded a little fur- working on her second, a year playing guitar. Af- even if it just touches one ther, she confesses that a but this first unexpected ter that, ideas just start- person, I feel like I have real ultimate would be to venture is nearly 100 per ed coming out and I start- done my job,” she says. play London’s Wembley cent Aurora – produced ed writing new songs. It “I get a great joy from it Stadium. in the studios of Attitude evolved into an album and I just want to get to “Once you get to that Productions based on Or- in 10 months, but it was as many people as possi- level where you can pack chard Heights Boulevard, never even intended as a ble. When I perform, I see stadiums with a large featuring drummer Mike project.” people are having a great audience, you know that Thorn, and produced by As time goes by, she time and I love it when you are doing some- Pete Swan; only the voice brings more clarity to her they come up to me and thing right and you have was supplied by the New- passion. She had heard say my songs are songs touched a lot of people,” market native. that the more she writes they can actually relate she says. “I have always had an the easier it becomes, to. It shows they are lis- While Town Park, the extreme passion for mu- and that is advice she tening to the lyrics and site for Celebrate Aurora sic ever since I was lit- has found to be true. She paying attention to it.” on July 26-28, can hardly tle,” says Matina. “I used writes and strums her Going out on a North accommodate the full ca- to sing all the time and guitar every day, and she American radio tour to pacity at Wembley, she write poetry when I was a can find ideas for songs promote her debut album promises festival-goers kid and it evolved as I be- just about anywhere. has only bolstered this “really catchy hooks and gan to take up guitar and The lead track on from her perspective. She great songs they can re- then it just turned into her first album is called says she wants to contin- late to.” a whole album. I have “Stage Five Clinger,” in- ue getting out there, build always known my pas- spired by one of her own her base, and continue to For a full list of talent sion for music and knew brother’s misadventures. reach as many people as lined up for Celebrate early on that I wanted to First released as a sin- possible – and evolve her Aurora, a collaboration do this, share my music gle, it spent six weeks at craft at the same time. between Farley Flex’s with people around the number one on a leading She describes her mu- REAL Corp., and Auro- world, and just get out web-based Italian radio sical style as “pop-rock ra’s Habachat, visit www. there and sing to people.” station. alternative but with an habachat.com/celebrate- It has almost been “That just motivat- edgy twist” and it is this aurora.

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By Wayne Rudnitski tournament from July 12- On the defensive side, a great play cutting down Bantam team’s 4-1 score. Vaughan VP-KTBA 14 the team played their hats off to Austin Simona- a runner at first. Ryan’s rebounded with a blowout hearts out and advanced to to and Noah Faulkner for faced one over the mini- On July 15, lingering inning in the bottom of the the semi-finals with a two great catches. Way to go mum number of batters hot temperatures were no third with multiple runs The Rona Junior Rookie and one record. They lost Cobras! helping to hold the lead. deterrent for teams Husky scored to take a 5-4 lead. King Cobras lost a heart- their semi-final game by a During the fourth with King Cobras and Vaughan In the top of the fourth breaker by a 5-4 margin tight score of 5-4 against Peewee the score now tied 8-8, KRCMAR as these two inning worked a walk in the semi-final of the Vaughan Ontario Trillium. the Cobras put a little strong rival teams packed to first where he trium- Vaughan Mid-Season Clas- Despite the loss, sports- On July 15, the Gri- giddy up in their step and their own heat at Frank phantly stole bases to score sic last weekend. All in all manship and good fun gnano Racco Chartered ended the inning leading Robson Field with fireball knotting the score at 5. it was a successful tourna- were exhibited throughout Accountants King Co- 13-9. Tristan, Jackson, pitches, powerful hits and Vaughan responded with ment though with lots of the weekend by both play- bras played at Vaughn Dan B, Luca, Nicolas and matchstick (1-1) first and some well placed hits to good fun in the sun and ers and parents alike. In Grove Park against rivals Julian all played a solid second innings. score a pair and take a 6-5 development of baseball addition to a solid team Vaughan State Farm. game stealing bases and The top of the third in- lead. skills making it enjoyable achievement, honourable Overall the boys conducted connecting for many hits. ning saw Husky batters Husky showed determi- for players, coaches and mention should go out to themselves with confidence Vaughan managed to score exhibit a keen eye, pick nation in the fifth – with parents alike. the following players for both on and off the playing 1 more run in but the Co- their pitches and check Kandalas, Pignataro, Eric their continued base hits field. bras secured their win by a their swings allowing Scott Marchetta and Thomas Junior Rookie and RBIs: Ethan Di Gior- Marshall’s lightning final tally of 18-10. Cameron, Daniel Kan- Galt all plating for 4 runs gio, Cohen D’Ulisse, Jack- fast pitches helped the Player of the Game hon- delas and Daniel Pigna- putting the Cobras back in As the regular season son Ferguson, Andréa De boys remain solid through- ours go to superstar Nick taro to safely cross home the lead by 9-6! draws to an end, Rona Melis and to our budding out the first inning. By the G for his superb hits and plate. Slugger Alex French King Cobras have shown baseball player Madelyne bottom of the second inning several stolen bases in the launched a rocket shot to signs of great improve- Fasciano who got her first the Cobras led 4-3. Both game. right field scooping up a See ‘Husky’ ments. During their recent two hits and an RBI. Logan and Daniel made ribbie, contributing to the on Page 21

• Home Improvements & Repairs • Financial Services • Professional Services • Automotive and more... Thursday, July 25, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 21 Husky Cobras rally to chalk up 16-2 blowout victory From Page 20 were kept active through- umph for Husky King Co- Costanzo at 2nd and fl y ball against Vaughan Titanium while Zachary Long, Mac out the inning. Catcher bras! catch in the third inning, as at the Frank Robson’s Field. MacDonald and Eric Mar- In the bottom of the fi fth Costanzo was equally dili- Player of the Game was well as pitching two innings The Husky hitters domi- chetta were each credited Husky fi elders fi ercely pa- gent behind the dish and awarded to Pignataro for with only two runs allowed. nated Vaughan pitchers to with no crooked number trolled their designated turf successfully tagged a run- earning an RBI, plating On July 17, Husky King the extent that the game re- allowed. Pitchers Jr. Ritter while their throwing arms ner resulting in a 9-7 tri- three runs, a force out to Cobras hit and pitched well sembled a batting practice and Pignataro allowed only session. With bases regular- two runs between them for ly loaded there were many a 16-2 blowout game for the Upper Canada Chordsmen mark 20th opportunities and Jr. Rit- Husky Cobras! ter, Daniel Pignataro, Eric Player of the game is Twenty years ago a group of men from all over York Region and surrounding areas met in Newmarket Marchetta and Mathew awarded to Marchetta for to put their voices together in four-part a capella harmony, barbershop style. Lancaster had two, three or pitching a shutout inning, Today, they are delighted to announce that the Upper Canada Chordsmen, an award winning chorus will as many as four RBIs with plating two runs and col- be celebrating their 20th anniversary with the Chordsmen Go Platinum concert on Saturday, Oct. 5. each crack of the bat! Dan- lecting three RBIs. iel Kandelas cranked an “Exciting plans are under way for an amazing concert by the Chordsmen along with other local per- impressive double to right KTBA Player formers,” said Al Verwey, chapter president of the chorus. “The evening would not be complete without fi eld and reached home be- of the Week the presence of our early members who instilled their talents, energy and direction over the years. cause of two overthrows “We are searching for those alumni who have stories to tell, pictures or chorus memorabilia to share while cashing in two RBIs! The KTBA Player of the and a song to sing.” said Verwey. If you were a member any time over the past 20 years, the Upper Canada Fielders Kandalas, Week honours goes to Mad- Chordsmen Chorus would like you to hear from you. Reminiscing while renewing friendships during this Pignataro and Leighton elyne Fasciano of the Rona celebration is a once in a lifetime opportunity.” Costanzo got a chance to King Cobras Junior Rookie You can contact them at 289-648-6300, [email protected]. Visit their website for up to date informa- fl ash some leather with two team who got her fi rst two tion at www.uccchorus.com. outstanding defensive plays hits and an RBI in exciting in the 3rd and 4th inning tournament action. KING SERVICE DIRECTORY Who Does What In Our Community

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same thing as arriving at the wine to settle down as us can celebrate the pres- person. Cheques are made terson at 905-833-0391 to your grandmother’s for it swirled in the one-sixth ence of Jesus wherever payable to “King Bible check re summer times. King’s Thanksgiving. Earth gravity of the moon. and whenever and whoev- Church.” Should you need pasto- You don’t hop out of the Buzz Aldrin spoke to er we are! Office hours are Tues- ral care, call the Rev. Dr. Corners lunar module the moment the world saying “I would Beginning this Sunday, day and Thursday: 9:30 Neal Mathers, 905-895-5512, the engine stops and yell, like to request a few mo- July 28, I will be doing a a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Please our interim moderator King City United “We’re here! We’re here!” ments of silence … and 4-week sermon series on email (info@kingbible- from St. Andrew’s, New- By Rev. Evelyn He said that getting out of to invite each person lis- The Lord’s Prayer. This church.com) or stop by for market or Kathy Patter- McLachlan the lunar module takes a tening in, wherever and is an opportunity to re- a registration form. You son, 905-833-0391. If you lot of preparation, so sev- whomever they may be, to discover this prayer and can also print a form off have any prayer requests Do you know what hap- eral extra hours were built pause for a moment and prayer in general. our website: www.kingbi- or praise items, questions, pened 44 years ago on July into their flight plan. contemplate the events of This is the final Sunday blechurch.com. concerns or need a ride, 20 in 1969? Do you know They were supposed the past few hours, and to we will be gathering loose call the church. We have a where you were? I was sit- to have eaten a meal and give thanks in his or her coins to support continu- St. Andrew’s ramp on request to accom- ting in front of the TV with slept. But adrenaline was own way.” He read a Bible ing ministry with those By Kathy Patterson modate accessibility. We’re my Dad watching Apollo rushing through their bod- passage to himself, ate who have been affected the located 2 blocks north of 11 land on the moon! ies they were so excited! the bread and drank the flooding in Alberta a few Our Vacation Bible the King Rd. at 13190 Keele How many of you saw In the midst of all this wine and offered a private weeks ago. We will have School’s Kingdom of the St. We look forward to wor- that? Do you remember excitement and the media prayer for the task at hand a “coin rolling party” on Son, a Prayer Safari is over shiping with you. Have a who was in the Apollo wanting to know what was and the opportunity he Tuesday, July 30 at 10 a.m., and so the cooler weather great summer! modular? Neil Armstrong, happening, the work that had been given. followed by prayers. has arrived! Thanks to Buzz Aldrin and Michael had to be accomplished on I shared this story The Social Group is or- all who helped out, to the All Saints Collins. Do you remember the lunar module, Buzz Al- with the congregation be- ganizing a trip to the Hal- parents for sending your By Nicola Skinner what Neil Armstrong said drin, second in command, cause of the importance ton County Radial Railway wonderful children and to as he stepped off the lad- took time out to do a cer- of remembering to pause near Milton, on Saturday, the children for making We welcome you to All der onto the moon? emony he had planned as and give thanks. There’s Aug. 17! It promises to be last week such a joy! We all Saints summer services, “One small step for an expression of gratitude a story in scripture that a fun-filled day checking had a great time learning which are at 8 a.m. and 10 man; one giant leap for and hope. helps us understand that. out antique electric street- about the Lord’s Prayer – a.m. in the Chapel. Ser- mankind!” That still gives You see Buzz Aldrin It’s the story of Mary and cars and railway cars in “God listens, provides, for- vices are a little shorter me goosebumps! had met with his minis- Martha – two sisters who their museum. You can gives, protects and rules.” and very relaxed in the We all know that story, ter, Rev. Dean Woodruff, to were entertaining Jesus at ride the old rails, have a Last Sunday, our friend, summer and we love to see but there was something come up with a symbolic their home. Martha, like picnic lunch or enjoy an the Rev. Gordon Beaton led new faces. We hope that else that happened that act. He settled on celebrat- many of us was focused ice cream cone! If you’re us in worship. His sermon, you will join us one Sun- for me was even more ing the first Christianon getting the house ready, a Murdoch Mysteries fan, entitled “Well Connected,” day for worship, or come amazing. You might know Communion on the moon. feeding everyone who had one of their previous epi- pointed out the impor- along to the next King City about it and maybe you’re It was a positive action and arrived. Jesus wouldn’t sodes was filmed there! tance of being connected Farmers’ Market to pick like me … I just found out a spiritual action. In the have come by himself, Call the church at 905-833- to the true vine, allowing up some great produce. about it recently. lunar module he took out there would have been the 5181 or email kcuc@bell- the gardener, the Lord, to Some very exciting Buzz Aldrin wrote the communion elements, disciples and then a num- net.ca for more details, as nurture and prune as nec- news is that we will also about this in his book poured a thimbleful of ber of stragglers who fol- we will organize a car pool. essary so that we produce hold the first Artisan’s Magnificent Desolation. wine from a sealed plas- lowed Jesus at a distance Each Sunday at 10 a.m. the Fruit of the Spirit and Market on Sunday, Aug. He said that landing on tic container into a small and making sure there we share in worship, sing- in turn grow disciples of 25, so come along and find the moon is not quite the chalice, and waited for was a place for everyone ing and fellowship … a Jesus. some of the great crafts to sleep as well as purifica- place to grow, learn and be This week, July 28, we that are made locally. We tion water jugs for them to in relationship! We hope to welcome Debbie Mathers, welcome the Rev. Pamela wash themselves. But her meet you there! the wife of our interim Lucas on the weeks that sister Mary was so excited moderator. St. Andrew’s Nicola is on holiday. Pa- that Jesus had come, she King Bible Church invites you to join us Sun- mela is the chaplain at St. NOW broke every rule and just day mornings at 10:30 a.m. Mike’s Hospital in Toronto sat at his feet listening to Join us this Sunday as and to stay for refresh- and is looking forward ACCEPTING his teachings. Rick Bradford from the ments and a chance to to meeting the King City In the middle of every- Missionary group SIM will visit following the service. crowd. thing, Mary took time to be our guest speaker. Sunday school classes will In September our BOARDERS! be with Jesus. We all live We have Celebration resume in the fall, but chil- Book Club starts again on a very hectic life … work, Zone available downstairs dren are always welcome. Wednesday mornings from going to the gym, visiting for kids aged 2.5-Grade A children’s activity is 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. On Mon- New boarding facility in King - the heart of family, spending time with 1. We also have nursery available during the sum- day nights we resume our Ontario’s horse country. friends, checking the com- available downstairs for mer worship services. Join lively and supportive Bible puter, watching TV, play- babies 0-2.5. us over the long weekend We are located at 14831 Dufferin Street just north of King Road, Study group that moves 2km from Seneca College King Campus. ing video games, reading, This year our kids will for a worship service of from house to house. New different appointments. be having a hoedown at hymns and their stories. We are a charming 50 acre boarding facility that caters to all horses, people are always welcome from the pleasure horse to the competitive show horse. There is so much. Son West Roundup for St. Andrew’s is provid- to these groups. But do we stop to give their VBS week, Aug. 12- ing the worship service for - There are three barns with a total of 60 stalls We are excited to be - 2 indoor arenas both with a heated viewing lounge thanks to Jesus for always 16. Please plan on joining the residents at King City starting a drop-in time for - 2 outdoor rings with jumps being with us, for giving us us for another exciting Lodge this Thursday at 2 high school youth from 3-5 - Indoor and outdoor wash stalls with hot and cold water the strength we need, for year of singing, stories, p.m. Meet at the church for p.m. on Wednesdays, when - Riders lounge with a kitchenette filling our lives with love? crafts, snacks and games! carpooling at 1:30 p.m. school starts back. This - Miles and miles of scenic trails Whatever you’re do- For Children from JK to As we learned in VBS, is being run jointly with - All the staff are very experienced, including a veterinary technician ing today, tomorrow, next Grade 7! Registration fee prayer is key! Prayer takes King City United Church, - Owners live on property, so there is always somebody experienced week, in 8 months time, is $15 per child (includes T- place before the worship and we are happy to sim- on the premises it’s important for us to al- Shirt and a family BBQ on service on Sunday morn- ply offer a place for young If you have any questions or if you would like to stop by for a visit ways pause to recognize Friday evening). ings at 9:45 a.m. and the people to play games. please contact John at 647-261-6704 or you can contact us by email that Jesus is with you and Registration forms and The Ladies’ Prayer Group See www.allsaintsk- at [email protected] to share your gratitude VBS fees may be mailed, meets early Tuesday morn- ingcity.com. Please call We welcome you to bring your own coach farrier and vet and hope with Him. All of emailed, or dropped off in ings. Please call Kathy Pat- l905-833-5432. ALL NEW

Your Local Auto Source for Hometown Auto Related Stories and News... from a Grassroots, Independent Perspective. Thursday, July 25, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 23 Kitchen recalls road to Cup victory From Page 14 whole thing was taking in the celebration the opportunity to win it, which was unbe- afterwards. lievable … it is a tremendous, tremendous On the move once again, Kitchen pulled “What was really special was watch- feeling.” up stakes and moved with the Rockies to ing the players in the dress- New Jersey, where they became the Devils. ing room,” he explained. He would play two more seasons with the “What they go through for The word Devils before retiring in 1985. two months of a real grind. A few years later, Kitchen would find It’s amazing the injuries himself back in the game after securing a the players go through and around King coaching position with the Toronto Maple the fatigue level – to watch Leafs farm team, the Newmarket Saints. them really release that en- Do you think there will Just a year later, he was on the bench as an ergy in the dressing room assistant for the big club in Toronto. was tremendous. It was un- be a cure for cancer? His coach with the Marlies during their believable how they were so Memorial Cup win was Leaf great George happy for one another. Real Armstrong, who Kitchen credits with get- genuine.” ting him into coaching. For the time being, Kitch- “We had a terrific chat the other day. way we won it. Here we are down 2-1 in en will remain an assistant He’s a great man,” he said. the game and then we score to tie it up and for the Blackhawks and said Kitchen spent eight seasons as an assis- that’s when we put out our best defensive he wouldn’t scoff at an op- tant with the Leafs until he joined the St. players and then we score 17 seconds later, portunity to once again be a Louis Blues as an assistant as well. Half which caught everyone off guard. head coach somewhere, but way through the 2003-04 season, Kitchen “Then it was like a blur and when you quickly added that he is per- was given his first head coaching job in the win it’s just surreal and you just don’t real- fectly happy where he is. NHL. He would hold that position until ize it and I feel like I still don’t realize it. “That room was just mid-way through the 2006-07 season. That Cup sure didn’t feel like 35 pounds, it Janalyn Lozon very coachable. This year Vickie St. Pierre “I think yes. With It didn’t take long for Kitchen to land felt like five pounds when I took it up over was just one of those dream “I think they’re another NHL gig as a coach. He joined the my head – just a great feeling.” the technology and years when we go the first almost there and one Florida Panthers in 2007 and stayed there “It’s something that is as special as ev- everything we have 24 games without a loss, day I hope they do.” until signing on with his current team, the eryone has said it is. I’ve heard more sto- win the Jennings, win the I think they’ll get Chicago Blackhawks, in 2010 where he ries from friends, former players and they President’s trophy and win there. It’s just about would be a part of an extremely talented tell me about the experience and it’s unbe- the Stanley Cup, so it’s quite getting the money to Stanley Cup winning team. lievable.” special.” the right places.” Kitchen did point out, however, that ev- When the team eventually won, Kitchen Between raising the Cup erything wasn’t always roses for the Black- said head coach Joel Quenneville (who has over his head for the first hawks in the finals. now two Stanley Cups) was the one who time on the ice and then “It’s hard to describe, especially the prepared him for what would happen. again at home in front of his “Joel was terrific. He friends and family, Kitchen said, ‘make sure you stay has done what every young close by.’ Being a newbie at hockey player dreams of. winning I wasn’t sure, but I “It’s quite a feeling. was hanging around on the Even when you’re a young Vania Iaboni ice and right after the last boy playing on a pond, up “I believe there is player had it, they gave it to against a garage door or Joel and he handed it right even in a rink thinking that a cure, I just don’t Adam Chittick over to me and it was obvi- you’d like to win the Stanley think they want us to “There are so many ously my first time. Unbe- Cup, that amazing piece of know because there different kinds of lievable feeling and a very silverware. Professionally I is so much money cancer out there so classy move by Joel.” played nine years and now Having been a player for involved. I wish I don’t think they’ll I’ve coached for 24 years in more was placed on ever be able to eradi- so many years, Kitchen said the NHL and now finally af- prevention.” cate it.” his favourite part of the ter 33 years in the NHL I got

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NEWLY VISIT INTRODUCED NEWROADS TO TEST DRIVE CASH EXCELLENCE. CREDITS Providing GM Authorized Service SAVE UP TO and Parts for Cadillacs. $ * 2013 Cadillac CTS 1.877.268.8551 6,000 newroadsgm.com 18100 YONGE STREET, NEWMARKET LOW, LOW Between Davis Drive and Green Lane LEASE AND FINANCE RATES FROM %** 2013 Cadillac ATS North American Car of the Year . Vehicles may not be exactly as shown. *Up to $6000 retail credit available on 09 Cadillac CTS Sedan. **0.9% Finance and lease offer is available on select models and may require a down payment. Conquest Bonus is an after tax rebate available for customers who own or lease a non-GM vehicle. Offers are subject to change PLUS, ADDITIONAL CREDITS UP TO $1500 IF YOU CURRENTLY OWN A NON-GM BRAND without notice. Offers in effect until July 31, 2013. Call for details.