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CATERING AVAILABLE Italian Restaurant 63 Tupper St. W., Alliston & Pizzeria LLBO www.gibsoncentre.com 905-729-0029 Page 2 – October 30, 2014 – The TIMES The results are in and the 2014–2018 council is... BY WENDY GABREK Councillor: Marc Biss with Councillor: incumbent Fran turing 32.11% of the votes or the vote, or 70 votes. representing 366 ballots The winners of the 2014 44.08% of the vote; Ward 2 Sainsbury 86.44% of the 263 ballots cast; Glen Ack- In Ward 7, Shira Harrison cast, and Stone who took Municipal Election are: Councillor: Michael Beat- vote; Ward 5 Councillor: erman was next with 21.98% McIntyre will take over for home 21.74% or 268 votes. Mayor: Rick Milne with tie with 46.93% of the vote; incumbent Donna Jebb with or 180 votes; and Fabio La- Bruce Haire who did not run The new and returning 45.67% of the vote; Deputy Ward 3 Councillor: incum- 76.42% of the vote; Ward 6 manna taking 1.83% or 15 in this election. She was fol- councillors will be sworn Mayor: Jamie Smith with bent JJ Paul Whiteside with Councillor: incumbent Rich- votes cast. lowed by Jess Prothero who in at the inaugural meet- 42.99% of the vote; Ward 1 50.07% of the vote; Ward 4 ard Norcross with 59.27% In Ward 2 Laurie Mortim- took 22.69% of the votes, ing of council on December of the vote; Ward 7 Council- er took 25.87% or 312 votes; representing 250 voters; 1st, 2014 at 7 p.m. in coun- lor: Shira Harrison McIntyre followed by Gordon Mc- Guy Bonney with 15.79% or cil chambers (Wellington with 52.72% of the vote; and Innes with 25.37% or 306 174 votes; and Glen Wiley Street, Alliston). Their term CLOCKS GO BACK Ward 8 Councillor: Chris ballots cast; and Frank Rog- with 8.80% or 97 votes. runs until November, 2018. Ross with 48.58% of the ers took 1.82%, or 22 votes. In Tottenham, Ward 8, The fi rst two meetings of vote. In Ward 3 incumbent incumbent Jim Stone was the next council will take Of the 23,258 eligible vot- Councillor JJ Paul Whiteside beat by newcomer Chris place on Monday, Decem- THIS SUNDAY ers in New Tecumseth, there was followed by Paul Foster Ross. Ross was followed by ber 8th (Committee of the were 9229 ballots cast in the who captured 34.00% of the Bo Niederhuber who took Whole) and Monday, De- This Sunday November 2014 Municipal Election, votes cast, or 459 votes; fol- 29.68% of the popular vote, cember 15th (council). 2nd at 2 a.m., Daylight representing a 39.68% voter lowed by Cam Simone who Savings Time ends and turnout. took 15.93% of the riding the clocks turn back one By Ward, the number of with 215 votes. hour. Don’t forget to turn eligible voters were: Ward 1: In Ward 4, incumbent your clocks back 1 hour before 1962; Ward 2: 3360; Ward 3: Fran Sainsbury took it by a you go to bed this Saturday 4121; Ward 4: 2817; Ward 5: landslide with more than 85 night. This is also a good time 1817; Ward 6: 2824; Ward 7: per cent of the votes. Rob to change the batteries in your 2859; and in Ward 8: 3498. Katzman had 206 people smoke detectors and carbon For Mayor, the runners- vote for him, representing monoxide detectors. up were: Kevin Kemp who 13.56%. took 37.99% of the vote, or In Ward 5, incumbent 3454 votes; Bob Marrs with Donna Jebb could not be 11.68% or 1062 votes; and beat by “The New Guy”, Damon Corbet with 4.66%, Frank Forrest, although he or 424 votes. took home 23.58% of the For Deputy Mayor, the popular vote with 150 bal- runners-up were: Glen lots cast in his favour. O’Leary who took 41.74% In Ward 6, incumbent of the votes or 3673 actual Richard Norcross hung on votes; and Peter Barbati with to his seat. Doug Kowalin- PHOTO BY WENDY GABREK 15.27% of the votes or 1344 ski took home a respectable Deputy Mayor–elect Jamie Smith (left) and Mayor–elect Rick ballots cast in his favour. 35.16% of the votes, or 442 Milne celebrate with family and friends at the Hornet’s Nest In Ward 1, Wayne Noye ballots, and Terry Garvin’s at the NTRC in Alliston Monday night after learning they had was the fi rst runner-up cap- results represented 5.57% of won their positions. The TIMES – October 30, 2014 – Page 3 Adj–Tos elects Brett as first female mayor one of the polls each and the fourth consecutive run for push to continue to support margins were much closer township mayor, said that he paving. I also want to see if than in the Everett polls. didn’t have any further com- we can work with the Oak Both Small Brett and Little ments on the results. Moraine authority to stream- won all four of the advance Ken Pratt also formally line the requirements for polls. conceded at this time to Doug Natural Heritage approval to Small Brett said that she Little. reduce costs for residents.” was gratified by the support Little was also appreciative In Ward Two, Sam Keenan of the electorate. of the public’s support as he defeated Hockley resident “I have big shoes to fill fol- returns to the deputy mayor’s Shirley Brennan by 415 votes lowing retiring mayor Tom chair which he held between to 227 votes. Keenan said Walsh who gave 30 plus 2000 and 2010. that he didn’t see any major years of service. There are “I’m impressed by the vot- changes during his next term many challenges ahead and ers faith in me and their sup- council. I do want to fully engage all port for me. I will be work- In Ward Three, the differ- residents of the township dur- ing on behalf of all township ence between the three candi- ing the next four years. The residents during the upcom- dates was a little closer with Strategic Plan, which I called ing term.” newcomer Bob Meadows for during my campaign, will In the race for the council- winning three of the regular give residents an opportunity lor’s seats, both Ward One polls and three of the advance to give their input into the incumbent Floyd Pinto and polls. George De Groot won future direction of this town- Ward Two incumbent Sam one of the regular polls and ship.” Keenan took early leads and one of the advance polls. Small Brett said that she were easily re-elected. Both Meadows was ahead was particularly gratified to won all of the regular and ad- through the evening and took be following in the steps of vance polls. 307 votes to 217 votes for De her father John Small who Pinto defeated Steve Wyn- Groot and 122 for Chantale served as Adjala’s reeve in nyk with 387 votes to 176 Gagnon. the 1950’s and as Simcoe votes. Meadows said that he was county’s warden. Pinto said that he wanted thankful for the support that Photos By RichaRd BlanchaRd Leo Losereit officially con- to work to keep the township he received from ward resi- new mayoR and dePuty mayoR in adj–tos – Adjala–Tosorontio’s new mayor Mary ceded to Small Brett at about debt free and keep every- dents. Small Brett and new deputy mayor Doug Little celebrate their victories with a “high five” at the 11:15 p.m. and shook his op- one well informed about the “I want them to know that Adjala–Tosorontio municipal offices Monday night. ponent’s hand. township’s activities. if they have problems or con- “I hope that you won’t be “The need to continue pav- cerns with the township that RichaRd BlanchaRd Both Small Brett and Little if implemented could see the so insular during the next ing roads in my ward was the they should feel free to con- It took until almost 11:30 won all the polls in former size of the village quadruple term,” he said. most frequently raised issue tact me over the next four Monday night to count all the Adjala- while Losereit and over the next two decades to The ruminant specialist, when I canvassed homes dur- year. I want to see council ballots, but Mary Small Brett Pratt won by large margins over 6,600 people . In Ward who was defeated for his ing the campaign. And I will work for the people,” he said. is the new mayor of Adjala- in Ward 4 which contains Ev- 5, Losereit and Pratt won In Ward Four which was Tosorontio and the first wom- erett where there was much three of four polls though held by Tom Gauley for the an mayor in its history. focus on the OPA #15 which Small-Brett and Little won past term and who did not Small-Brett beat Ever- seek another term, David ett resident Leo Losereit by Rose,best known for his role 1807 to 1473 votes, a margin in the Everett Ratepayers As- of 335. sociation which has opposed In the deputy mayor’s race, OPA # 15, took an easy victo- current Ward Three council- ry over Charles Cooper, with lor Doug Little beat Everett 580 votes to 291 votes. resident Ken Pratt, by a mar- In Ward Five, Scott Ander- gin of 1627 to 1,440. Glen- son was acclaimed to another cairn resident Mark Loranger term as councillor. came a distant third with 156 Full details of the vote for votes. all candidates, poll by poll, in It was a long night for the Adjala-Tosorontio are avail- approximately 70 township able at http://www.adjtos.ca/ residents who gathered at the Pages/gs9ed7bi.aspx Photo By wendy GaBRek township municipal offices to Adjala–Tosorontio mayor Tom Walsh shows his support to the It took three hours of counting the ballots in Adjala-Tosorontio learn about the results. candidates by attending council chambers to await the results but when the final results were in, mayoralty candidate Leo Losereit graciously conceded to winning candidate Mary The first results were not Monday night. 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Member CCNA The TIMES – October 30, 2014 – Page 5 New restrictions in Trudeau on the shootings in Ottawa Dear editor: front the shooter and help keep the foundation of our society, true is that we have never let place at Stevenson I am deeply saddened by the us safe, I say only thank you. and a continued belief in both those threats shape us, and we horrific events in Ottawa and Thank you for your selfless will guide us correctly into the have never bowed to those who Dear editor: unreservedly condemn these courage and your professional- future. Staying true to our val- mean to undermine our values At Stevenson Memorial Hospital we understand there is brutal and heartless acts of vio- ism in this time of crisis. ues in a time of crisis will make and our way of life. concern in the community surrounding the Ebola Virus Dis- lence. In the days that follow there us an example to the world. We have remained Canadians ease (EVD), and the hospital’s readiness and preparedness. This attack is unforgivable. will be questions, anger, and Criminals cannot and will not and this is how we will carry on. I would like to assure the public we have infection control Should any other perpetrators perhaps confusion. This is natu- dictate to us how we act as a na- We will get answers to how systems and procedures in place year-round that are designed or co-conspirators exist, they ral, but we cannot let this get the tion, how we govern ourselves, and why this happened. They to limit the spread of infections and protect healthcare work- must be caught and be punished better of us. Losing ourselves or how we treat each other. will be vital in preventing any ers, patients and visitors. We are working in partnership with to the full force of our laws. I’ve to fear and speculation is the They cannot and will not dic- future attack. the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit and Ontario Min- extended an offer of full support intention of those who commit tate our values, and they do not And to our friends and fellow istry of Health to safeguard the public’s wellbeing and to en- to the government along with these heinous acts. get to decide how we use our citizens in the Muslim commu- hance existing procedures as a result of Ebola (EVD). any assistance members of our They mean to shake us. We shared public spaces. nity, Canadians know acts such As a result of recent Ministry of Health directives, we have Party can provide at this time. will remain resolved. Some speak of the loss of as these committed in the name implemented changes to ensure the safety of our patients, My thoughts and prayers, They want us to forget our- innocence in Canada. This is of Islam are an aberration of visitors, staff, physicians, volunteers and all members of the along with those of my col- selves. Instead, we will remem- inaccurate. Canada is not and your faith. public who depend on Stevenson to provide quality care. leagues, go out to the family and ber. We will remember who we has never been innocent to the Justin Trudeau, As of Saturday morning, the back entrance of the hospital friends of the victims of today’s are. We are a proud democracy, threats we face. And we know, Leader of the horrific shooting, including Cpl. a welcoming and peaceful na- as we have always known, that Liberal Party of Canada (lower level, near the cafeteria) will be locked and public ac- Nathan Frank Cirillo, who was tion, and a country of open arms we are not immune. What is cess to Stevenson Memorial Hospital will be restricted to the standing dutifully, guarding and open hearts. We are a nation Main Entrance which is also the Emergency Department en- one of our nation’s most sacred of fairness, of justice, and of the trance. If you are visiting the ED, outpatient clinics, dialysis monuments. rule of law. HAGAN TREE SERVICE unit, obstetrics or any other area of the hospital, please use the It was a cowardly act — an We will not be intimidated Est. 1979 Main Entrance. unarmed man was murdered into changing that. PRUNING• PRUNING • PLANTING • PLANTING • REMOVAL • REMOVAL • • STUMPINGSTUMPING Also, we ask that you pay attention to signage at the Main AWARD WINNING in cold blood at close range. If anything, these are the val- TREESLANDSCAPE • SHRUBS DESIGN & • CONSTRUCTION HEDGES Entrance which advises anyone who has a cough or fever to Words cannot express this deep ues and principles to which we FULLY INSURED – CONSULTING put on a mask and clean their hands with sanitizer before en- sadness we feel over his loss. must hold on even tighter. Our NEW TECUMSETH tering the hospital. To the brave women and men dedication to democracy and to BOB HAGAN, I.S.A. 1-905-936-2876 We have added a patient screener who will be located just who rushed to the scene to con- the institutions we have built is CERTIFIED ARBORIST 416-230-3184 inside the entrance doors and will be the first contact for all members of the public arriving at the hospital. This screener will ask patients and visitors questions about symptoms and travel history – as required by provincial directive. We ask that everyone entering the hospital stop at the X CROSSWORD screening desk. We realize that this may take a few minutes, but ask everyone to understand that the increased vigilance a PUZZLE NO. 445 necessary step and is in place to keep us all safe at the hos- 12. Nobleman pital. 13. Coastal bird Screening also applies to patients arriving at the Mary Mc- 15. Cuban music Gill Community Mental Health Centre, where access being restricted. 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Featuring Ginny’s special chicken breast, roasted potatoes, house salad, bun, homemade desserts with ice cream and a drink. Prices are so reasonable at $15 for adults, $12 for seniors and students, $5 for children under 10 and $40 for a family. Tickets will be on sale at the School and also from some of the STA students. Proceeds from this evening will help the students in continuing with extracurricular activities. Please come out for a fun filled evening and if you can’t stay, why not take your dinner to go, just bring a container. For tickets call 905 936-4743 ext.354 or ext.352. Support the ‘We Scare Hunger Campaign’ at Monsignor Ronan this Hallowe’en By SineAD AlMeiDA inTeRMeDiATe STuDenT AnD SoCiAl JuSTiCe MeMBeR MonSignoR Je RonAn CATHoliC SCHool Each month, close to 850,000 Canadians are assisted by food banks, and 36.4% of those helped are children and youth (Food- banks Canada). This past Thanksgiving, my school, Monsignor PHoTo By RiCHARD BlAnCHARD J.E. Ronan in Beeton, participated in our annual food drive. no CHAnge AT eSSA CounCil TABle – All of Essa current council’s members were returned to office Monday night. Overall, my school collected more than 2,000 non-perishable Mayor Terry Dowdall, deputy mayor Sandie Macdonald, councillors Keith White, Michael Smith and Ron Henderson attended food items for families in need. a victory celebration at Crabby Joe’s in Angus. For this Hallowe’en, as in years past, members of our Social Justice Club and other students will be collecting non-perish- RiCHARD BlAnCHARD was over. He badly twisted was returned to a second “I guess Mama Bear has able food items as part of the ‘We Scare Hunger Campaign’. Essa township won’t have his ankle in the middle of the term defeating newcomer all her cubs back with her,” My friends and I like to pair up and collect non-perishable food to getting any new name campaign but he had man- Scott Martin with 1198 votes she joked at Monday night’s items when we trick or treat. Last year our goal was 200 food plates for its council cham- aged to visit every home in to 544. White won the ad- election party in Angus. items and we exceed that. This year, our goal is to collect 400 ber with the return of all in- Angus and Thornton and vance poll and all ten polls Full results for each candi- items and we are excited to get started! cumbents to office Monday many other ones in the town- in Angus. date, poll by poll, are avail- Motivating kids to collect non-perishable food items for fami- lies in need is exactly what we need. Some kids don’t care about night. ship. White said that he was able at http://www.essa- food banks and collecting non-perishable food items because By 10:30 p.m, the results “I got tired of the personal pleased with the level of sup- township.on.ca/Shared%20 they think, “If my family and friends don’t go to food banks, were in and Mayor Terry level of some of the attacks port from Angus residents. Documents/MUNICI- then it’s not important”. You would be surprised that some of my Dowdall had been returned during this campaign on me “You never know what’s PAL%20-%20UNOFFI- friends and even family members visit food banks regularly. It to another four year term and the rest of current coun- going to happen until the CIAL%20Results.pdf could be because their parents lost their job, or they don’t have over Angus resident Archie cil. They say, if you throw ballots are counted,” he said a high enough salary to pay for groceries. For these, and many Duckworth. enough dirt, you won’t have Monday night. more reasons, food banks are necessary. Therefore, we have to Dowdall took all the regu- any ground to left to stand In Ward Two, incumbent Snowflake keep them running all the time. lar polls but one throughout on. I think tonight’s results Mike Smith was easily re- We Scare Hunger is a campaign created by Craig and Marc the township and the ad- are proof of that” turned to another term. He Keilburger through their program ‘Me to We’ that raises aware- Sale vance poll. Dowdall took In terms of the next four took 621 votes to 388 for ness about childhood poverty, slavery and hunger around the Tottenham United 2,452 votes to 1,385 for years, Dowdall said that he Shawn Bubel and 88 for world. Me to We also hosts fundraisers like ‘50 Toonies = 1 Church Women’s Annual Duckworth. Duckworth had didn’t foresee any more dra- Helen Barsby. Goat’, sponsoring children in third world countries, ‘We Scare Snowflake Craft & Bake run a campaign which had matic changes. In Ward Three, incumbent Hunger’, ‘We Are Silent’, ‘We Create Change’ and many more. Sale this Saturday, No- attacked the present council “We will continue to see Ron Henderson is also re- These are just some of the activities our Social Justice Club will vember 1st from 9 a.m. be participating in our school this year. for “its do nothing” attitude more of our gravel roads turning for another four year to 1 p.m., 26 Mill Street This Hallowe’en, from 7–9 p.m., teacher Ms. Guillemette will over the past four years and paved. We will encourage term. Henderson took 515 East, Tottenham. This is a be out in front of our school (10 Lilly Street in Beeton) with a its lack of transparency. He more businesses and indus- votes to 326 votes for Baxter celebration of winter and trailer to collect any food items you may have. This year, several had focused on the proposal tries to come to our town- resident Patricia McCarthy the Christmas season with St. Thomas Aquinas Social Justice Club members will be par- to hook a proposed subdivi- ship,” he said. Denney and 111 votes for baking, sewing, knitting, ticipating as well. If, we missed your house or you have a large sion in Baxter to the existing In the three councillor Mike Van Tol. Henderson special crafts and much amount of food items, the school will also be open for donations sewage plant in Angus. elections, all three incum- won all the polls. from 8:30 – 11 a.m. the following Monday November 3rd. We more. For sale also are the Dowdall said that he was bents were returned margins Deputy mayor Sandie are excited about this year’s campaign, and we hope to make it UCW’s famous meat and appreciative of the support of around two to one over Macdonald was acclaimed one of the best ones yet. So, get ready, because on Hallowe’en, fruit pies. New this year, from Essa township voters their nearest opponents. to another four year term we just might be at your house to collect non-perishable items. pictures with Santa. Every- but was glad that the election In Ward One which in- when no on entered the race one is welcome. cludes Angus, Keith White against her in September.

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Why do you think you in relation to candidate place your campaign again from former mayoralty candidate lost to your fellow candi- of employment the beginning? Corbet says he plans to re- dates? • Town staff managing Work to ensure all debates main actively involved with Who said I lost? New Te- polling stations (are they had more advance public the community and hold cumseth has been able to paid the set rate for DRO or notice, fair debates in all the new council account- bring issues and concerns position or town wage?) three communities and order PhOTO By Wendy GABrek able. Here are the answers to the forefront of the elec- • Tougher penalties for campaign material earlier. BefOre The vOTe... – Residents at Kingsmere Retirement to questions posed by The tion that affect my family breaking municipal act rules 9. What is your personal Living in Alliston heard from the candidates for mayor, deputy Times: too, I have met great people • Signs left up within 150 commitment to the com- mayor, and Ward 2 at a meeting in the common room last 1. What are the three throughout New Tecumseth, feet from voting polls during munity going forward? Wednesday evening (Oct. 22). Since then, we have learned things you hope to accom- people that have never voted election I will continue volunteer- that Michael Beattie, a support worker at CLASS, has won his seat in the ward. Rick Milne has been voted in as Mayor, and plish over the next four have come out to the polls • Misuse of municipal re- ing through the Alliston former Ward 2 Councillor Jamie Smith will assume the role of years? and the younger generation sources Fire Fighters Association Deputy Mayor. Work with NTCK Citizens has taken an interest in mu- 7. Should there be dif- (AFFA), local Scouting or- for Clean Water; increase nicipal politics. ferent rules for running a ganizations and I will look my involvement within the Time spent campaigning, municipal election)? at how other groups could community; help the resi- name recognition, informa- I wish that the campaign benefit from my involve- dents of New Tecumseth tion availability; the incum- length would have been a ment. hold council accountable. bents have an advantage 2. What will you do to over any new candidates Santa Claus Parade dates make the public process with the 2010 voters list and more transparent? information that is not read- The Beeton–Tottenham Business Improvement Associa- Be present and voice opin- ily available to residents. tion (BTBIA) Parades Committee has changed the dates ions publicly. 6. Do you think this elec- for this years Santa Claus Parade in the communities of 3. What do you think of tion was fairly run/well or- Tottenham and Beeton. For 2014 the dates are: • Tottenham the mixture on council, ganized? – Nov. 29th at 3 p.m. • Beeton – Dec. 6th at 3 p.m. how will this work for/ I do not believe this elec- Float Registration forms will be available through the against the town? tion was fairly run/well or- BIA office by the end of the week. Tough question, it is good ganized for the following to see some new faces with reasons: Bus to Casino rama On November 8th there will be a bus trip to Casino Rama PhOTO SuBmiTTed new ideas and opinions I • Residents that have pre- WAyfindinG SiGnAGe inSTAlled – The Town of New Te- am hoping that with them viously voted did not re- benefiting two local charities. Pick-up locations are: Tot- cumseth roads crew have completed the installation of way- comes the changes that New ceive voter’s cards tenham Mall 10:30 a.m.; Muddy Water Hotel Beeton 10:45 finding signage in Alliston, Beeton and Tottenham. Pictured Tecumseth needs. • Businesses were not in- a.m. The cost is $20 and you will get $15 back on your are roads operator, Scott MacKenzie, Mayor Mike MacEach- 4. Were there any sur- formed of their voter’s rights Rama card. For more information call Eva Bradley at 905 ern, senior operator, Tom Robinson and operator John Kirk. prises in the election re- • Residents noted issues at 936-4907. Guild Chiropractic to host Annual Thermography Clinic – Oct. 30th Guild Chiropractic Well- no side effects and there is Guild’s office manager. It ness Centre has served Tot- no radiation. has helped many patients get tenham for over 20 years It’s the third year Guild is to the cause of their condi- and will once again be hold- holding the thermography tion so that proper treatment ing their annual Digital In- clinic and the procedure is can be rendered. Patients can frared Thermography clinic open to both men and wom- choose whether to get a full on Oct. 30th, in conjunction en. Thermography is FDA body scan or target a specific with breast cancer awareness approved, but Canadian phy- area of concern. month. sicians are not as familiar “It’s another preventative “We try to bring new with it’s diagnostic technol- approach to being as healthy health services into our clin- ogy. After a patient has had as you can be, something we ic for our patients and all of their scan, the results are sent have always tried to promote our community,” said Dr. to a team of medical doctors at our office,” Dr. Guild add- Guild. “Thermography can in the States. A detailed re- ed. “It doesn’t replace any be used to help diagnose and port is returned within two other diagnostic technique; monitor pain or illness in any weeks, with any recommen- it’s just another option that is part of the body.” dations for further examina- available in the GTA, which An infrared camera is used tion or treatment. If there are people in our community to measure and pinpoint any problem areas, patients now have easier access to.” abnormal thermal changes are encouraged to follow up Guild Chiropractic Well- within the body. Gener- with their physician for fur- ness Centre offers many ally, problem areas show ther testing whether that may services to the community, high temperatures due to be an ultrasound, x’rays, including registered mas- increased blood flow and in- a mammogram or further sage therapists, a counselor creased metabolic activity. blood work. who works with families Many women choose to Dr. Guild said the proce- and youth, a denturist who use it for breast scans as a dure is not a replacement for makes and repairs dentures, preventative measure, but mammograms or x-rays, but veterinary chiropractic for it can help assist in diagno- it’s another safe option for pets, yoga classes, and of sis of any issues you may or people to get an opinion, and course Dr. Guild’s chiro- may not be aware of, such works well in conjunction practic services. as breast disease, arthri- with other diagnostic tests. They are located at 111 tis, gallbladder or digestive It can also detect areas in Queen St. South in Totten- problems, fibromylagia and which your body is not func- ham. For more information many other conditions. Any tioning properly, regardless on any of their services or for abnormal change in cellu- of whether or not a person an appointment at the ther- lar activity can show up on actually has symptoms. mography clinic, visit www. a thermography scan. It’s “We had great feedback guildchiropractic.ca, contact highly sensitive, non-inva- when we did it last October,” [email protected], sive, safe, painless, there are said Wendy Topping, Dr. or call 905 936–6544. The TIMES – October 30, 2014 – Page 9 Bob Marrs, former mayoral candidate, speaks out By Wendy GaBrek palities receive a fair share and transparent one. The will mesh. Glad to see some dates? but they always can. We spoke with Ward 1 of gasoline tax that is sup- system of Committee of the younger members. Still working on that one. 8. What would you do Councillor and mayoralty posed to be for roads and re- Whole followed by council 4. Were there any sur- 6. Do you think this elec- differently if you started candidate Bob Marrs after lated infrastructure, the town gave any and all a chance to prises in the election re- tion was fairly run/well or- your campaign again from he discovered he did not win start to pre-zone areas near speak to or ask questions and sults? ganized? the beginning? his seat at the head of the or in the down towns to pro- in camera items were kept to No real surprises I had a All is fair in politics they I would not change any- table. Here are the answers vide for intensification (con- a minimum and used only list that with one exception tell me, and from the town’s thing except to start a bit to questions posed by The dos), a full service complete where required. listed every position but perspective well organized sooner and spend more Times: recreation centre that is self 3. What do you think of Mayor in the order that they and fair. hours out and about. 1. What are the three sustaining or close to it. the mixture on council, ran and then one I missed 7. Should there be dif- 9. What is your personal things you hope to accom- 2. What will you do to how will this work for/ was noted as close. As for ferent rules for running a commitment to the com- plish over the next four make the public process against the town? Mayor I thought I would municipal election)? munity going forward? years? more transparent? 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As of 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 2nd, Daylight Sav- ings time will officially end. Although we will gain an hour of sleep there after, we will also lose an hour of sunlight in the evenings. So if you wake up at 8 a.m. on Sunday (and if you didn’t set your clock back an hour before bed) ‘Fall Back’ into bed, ‘cause it’s only 7 a.m., and settle in for a long winter. North reflects on defeat By riChard BlanChard Long time public school trustee for Adjala-Tosorontio Robert North was gracious Tuesday morning in assessing his defeat Monday night. North, a school board trustee for the past 11 years was defeated by Everett area resident Wayne Clements, by 2390 to 1536. North said that his opponent had run a very effective campaign particularly with his use of election signs. “I think that 1,000 signs did have some effect in terms of name recognition,” he said. North wished the new trustee the very best in what can be a very difficult job. PhoTo By Wendy GaBrek “Nearly every issue facing the school board has its chal- Tottenham–Beeton & District Chamber of Commerce directors and members meet at A taste of Freedom restaurant in Tot- lenges in making the best decision,” he said. tenham last Thursday evening for the AGM. North, who had also served as the board’s chair for sever- al years, said that the defeat does have some benefits. “My By Wendy GaBrek secretary Jerry Switzer and of the chamber. That plan voted in. There is still space Wednesday nights (when regular board meetings are held) The Tottenham–Beeton & accepted by the board. Cur- includes ensuring the public for one more volunteer di- are now open.” District Chamber of Com- rent president, Jess Prothero, knows the role of the cham- rector. merce (TBDCC) held its also addressed the audience, ber in the local business Carl Viveiros, restaurant Annual General Meeting at outlining the accomplish- community; working to fur- owner and TBDCC member, Single use battery A Taste of Freedom Country ments of the chamber over ther solidify the relationship was a gracious host for the Inn in Tottenham last Thurs- the past year, including an between the chamber and the evening, providing delicious collection: nov. 3–7 day evening. increase in membership BIA and the town; the con- eats and a warm environ- The County of Simcoe is reminding residents that single The meeting was well at- from 60 to 150 members. tinued expansion of chamber ment in which to meet. use batteries will be collected as part of curbside waste col- tended by current and in- Current vice president, membership and reach; and The first meeting of the lections during the week of November 3 to 7. The new pro- terested board members, Wendy Gabrek (that’s me!), working with local service new board of directors will gram provides a convenient and responsible way to help business owners and local also spoke at the AGM, an- clubs for the betterment of take place at the chamber residents dispose of single use batteries. politicians. nouncing plans to run for the town and the prosperity office, located at 55 Queen Battery bags were mailed to Simcoe County households During the meeting, min- president during the upcom- of business owners. Street South in Tottenham in mid-October. The program is for single use batteries utes from the 2013 AGM ing one year term and out- After the presentations the (across from the mall) on only, including type AAA, AA, C, D, 9 volt and button bat- were presented by TBDCC lining a plan for the future new board of directors was Thurs. Nov. 20th, at 4 p.m. teries commonly used for hearing aids and watches. Re- chargeable batteries, cell phone and lap top batteries, car, industrial and battery packs are NOT accepted in the pro- gram, but may be taken to any County of Simcoe house- new Ward 7 Councillor speaks out hold hazardous waste facility for safe, free disposal. By Wendy GaBrek c. Ensure that rural con- 4. Were there any sur- pressure off the election day Collected batteries will be sent for processing to an On- We asked the candidates cerns are represented on prises in the election re- voting process. tario company that separates the various components of the of the 2014 Municipal Elec- council. sults? 7. Should there be differ- batteries, with 90 per cent of the battery components being tion, , win or lose, their 2. What will you do to I had a very good feeling ent rules for running a mu- recycled. For more visit simcoe.ca/waste thoughts on the four year make the public process from meeting residents at the nicipal election? term going forward. Here is more transparent? door and had been cautiously Ward 7 is a large geo- the response from Council- Implement record keep- optimistic. I am honoured by graphic area in south New VISA MASTERCARD INTERAC VISA MC lor–elect Shira Harrison Mc- ing for council votes, work the tremendous support that Tecumseth with various Intyre of Ward 7: to ensure conflict of interest I have received from Ward communities and it takes NEW TECUMSETH TAXI INC. NT 1. What are the three are identified and resolved, 7, winning by 53% is a great time to reach out to the resi- 905 936-2581 things you hope to accom- ensure that communication vote of confidence. dents. INTERAC Now Accepting INTERAC or 705 434-4884 INTERAC plish over the next four with the residents is im- 5. Why do you think you The campaign obviously

• 24 hour pre-booking available ® years? proved won/lost over your fellow gears up after Labour Day • Airport Runs ® a. Advocate for a Traffic 3. What do you think of candidates? showing how important the “We go where you go” Study for south New Te- the mixture on council, I had a very supportive fall period is for active cam- VISA MC VISA MASTERCARD INTERAC cumseth to deal with road how will this work for/ family and campaign group, paigning. I don’t think resi- safety and conditions. against the town? brought together by the de- dents want to see a longer b. Demand a revision to I am pleased with the new sire for change on council. period. the Site Plan Amendment council and believe that the They worked very hard with Municipal election rules / Fill Bylaw and work for residents will see progress me on the campaign and to are a complex question, compliance in existing fill on issues that concern them them I send out a message of changes to the rules would and aggregate removal sites. the most. gratitude. need to go through a detailed I have heard the residents’ review to understand any concerns and committed to impact to changes. Tottenham Animal Clinic them to continue to build on 8. What would you do this communication in the differently if you started community. your campaign again from Serving the 6. Do you think this elec- the beginning? tion was fairly run/well or- The campaign went well ganized? however it was a lot of work Community Voting in Ward 7 wentTIME for myself,SENSITIVE my family and for over 25 years smoothly without confusion myMATERIAL group of supporters. Call for an appointment and the line-ups seen in the If I was to run again I M.S. Corradini, D.V.M. 2010 election. The opportuPLEASE- would RETURNtake what I have 4 Mill Street East Tottenham 905-936-3131 nities to vote early also proPROOFED- learned WITHINand try to AN involve vided a great way to take theHOUR more OF volunteers. RECEIPT, PHONE: 905-729-2287 FAX: 905-729-2541 [email protected] THANK YOU Proofed and approved by ...... Date: February 06/07 Date of insertion: February 07/07 Sales Rep.: Annette NTT  KTS K IS K CC K OC K SFP K GVS K

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MP kellie Leitch hosts expert panel for women entrepreneurs

Photos By Wendy GaBrek tWo sMitty’s? – All aboard the Hallowe’en Express at the South Simcoe Railway. The annual event at the steam train in Tottenham took place last Friday and Saturday night – an opportunity for kids to wear their costumes and ride the heritage rail line to ‘Nowhere’ and back. Pictured here is Eric ‘Smitty’ Smith, the Conductor at the SSR with his biggest fan – 22 year old Christopher Dawe of Mono Township. Christopher, an avid train enthusiast, has been riding the SSR rails once a month since he was a little boy. He says that one day, he’d like to be just like his idol Smitty and conduct a train himself. This town isn’t big enough for two Smitty’s! The South Simcoe Railway is now closed for the season and will reopen for Santa Claus Express excursions November 29 and 30, and December 6, 7, 13, 14, 20 and 21 with four departures daily (10 a.m.,11:30 a.m.,1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.)

Photo By Wendy GaBrek MP for Simcoe–Grey, Dr. Kellie Leitch, is joined by an expert panel, including Arlene Dickinson of the hit CBC show ‘Dragon’s Den’, at the Nottawasaga Inn Resort on Tuesday morning to discuss issues facing women entrepreneurs in Canada.

By Wendy GaBrek country in order to under- ing women entrepreneurs in On Tuesday morning, Dr. stand the needs of women order to expand their busi- Kellie Leitch, MP for Sim- entrepreneurs in order to nesses and help them access coe–Grey and Minister of make recommendations to international markets. Labour and Minister of Sta- Dr. Leitch, have discovered According to a press re- tus of Women hosted a panel two common themes. The lease, “The Government of discussion at the Nottawasa- first is a need for knowledge Canada has also established ga Inn Resort in Alliston on – through mentoring (both an Advisory Council on women entrepreneurs. She paid and unpaid) and the Women Entrepreneurs and was joined by a panel of need for additional resources Business Leaders, which experts chaired by Arlene (both financial and in seek- will provide a forum for the Dickinson, star of the hit ing talent). exchange of views, experi- TH television show, ‘Dragon’s Minister Leitch also spoke, ences, best practices and KINGSMERE’S 6 ANNUAL Den’ on CBC, and CEO of highlighting the measures solutions on issues related CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Venture Communications the Canadian government to helping women entrepre- and YouInc.com. has put in place to support neurs succeed in starting and Sunday, November 9, 2014 • 10:00am - 2:00pm Other panelists were Ron women entrepreneurs in- growing their businesses. th Close, former President cluding the ‘Economic Pros- The Advisory Council will We would like to invite you back to our 6 Annual Christmas and Chief Executive Offi- perity: Positioning Women be in place for two years.” Bazaar! There will be over 20 vendors with a variety of items cer of Pelmorex Media Inc.; for Success’ program, fund- As of 2011, 15.6% of such as jewelry, baked goods, knitting and Christmas items! Carolyn Cross, Chairman ed through the Status of small and medium sized and Chief Executive Offi- Women Canada. This proj- businesses in Canada were If you have any questions please call Karissa, 705-434-4600 ext. 203 cer of Ondine Biomedical ect focuses specifically on majority-owned by women Inc.; and Marissa McTasney expanding opportunities for and women-owned busi- owner of Moxie Trades and women entrepreneurs and nesses currently employ self described “mom, wife, professionals. over 1.5 million Canadians, handywoman, entrepreneur, The Expert Panel on according to the BMO Fi- chief work boot wearer and Championing and Mentor- nancial Group. speaker”. ship for Women Entrepre- Since 2007, the govern- After a brief introduction neurs is part of the govern- ment of Canada has provid- from Dr. Leitch, panels took ment’s plan support women ed over $54 million for proj- 287 King Street South, Alliston, Ontario L9R OC4 audience questions based on entrepreneurs, as set out in ects that promote women’s the challenges and opportu- Economic Action Plan 2014. economic security and pros- 705.434.4600 | www.KingsmereSuites.ca nities faced by women busi- The recommendations perity. Of this amount, more ness owners. from the expert panel will than $9 million has gone to In conjunction with the Alliston Lion’s Club, we are The panel of judges, who help Dr. Leitch to advise on projects that support women accepting donations for the Christmas Toy Drive. have been crossing the mentorship and champion- in entrepreneurship. Page 12 – October 30, 2014 – The TIMES

tottenham legion news Parents have you heard anything from your children about the Legion poster and literature contest? All local schools received the information about these annual con- tests and we are hoping many teachers have taken the opportunity in their classrooms to work on this project. The theme for both of these contests is Remembrance. The information for these contests can be found at www. on.legion.ca under the “youth programs” tab. If you have home schooled students who would like to enter the con- tests they certainly can do that. Entries for the Tottenham Legion area students must be at the Legion by November 10th. Students in Grades 7–12 also can participant in a Re- membrance Video Contest. The guidelines for that contest are also on the above website along with where and when to send your submission. Tickets are available now for the November 8th Remem- brance Day roast beef dinner. $12.50 per person gives you a delicious meal, great camaraderie among friends that you may not have met yet, and a chance to hear our guest Photo Submitted GeorGe mccaGue memorial cheque PreSentation – On Wednesday September 24, Brigitte McCague and speaker from Base Borden. Heather Walsh presented a cheque for $5,000 to the Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation. Carin Cloutier, Director of Volunteers are working on renovations in the branch Finance and Administration of the Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation and Marg Barber, Vice Chair of the Foundation so please stop in and see what is happening. Anyone that Board accepted the cheque from Mrs. McCague. The donation was made by Mrs. McCague’s late husband George McCague, comes to our weekly Friday night dinners can tell you – we who has been a long time supporter of Stevenson Memorial Hospital and Foundation. Mrs. McCagueT:11” mentioned that, “George do have fun while we are endeavouring to keep our branch felt strongly that the Hospital is a vital part of our community and for advocated the importance of supporting the Hospital.” alive and well so that we can support our Veterans! DROVE: Bus to survive. Herself to succeed. T:10.714”

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Hornets shut–out Misfi t Militia end season on a high note as Schomberg in close battle BY BRIAN LOCKHART Team Canada impresses in tune–up win It was a rough, tough, game Friday night between the Alliston Hornets and the Schomberg Cougars. Despite a high intensity 60 minutes of hockey, neither team could do much in the scoring department and the game ended 2–0 for Alliston. Alliston’s Matt Cochrane notched a single early in the fi rst period, but that was it for both teams until Jamie Ben- nett scored on an empty net with :38 seconds left on the clock when Schomberg pulled the goalie with man in the box in an attempt to tie it up. On paper, it was an undisciplined game with Schomberg taking 45 minutes on 14 infractions and Alliston getting dinged for 62 minutes on 18 infractions. Though most of the penalties in the fi rst period were mi- nors, things got serious in the second frame when a couple of fi ghts broke out in the corner and while the refs were piling on, a second fi sticuffs broke out unchecked at centre ice. That all resulted in some game misconducts. Despite the high penalty minutes, it was a good game to watch with lot of scoring chances on both sides, and a pretty revved up crowd in the stands. “It was a hard fought game,” Said winning goalie TJ Sherwood. “I knew the team would bail me out if I needed help.” Sherwood got thumped in net a few times when the ag- gressive play slammed through the crease. “I don’t think they did it on purpose – it just happened,” PHOTOS BY BRIAN LOCKHART He said. “They (Schomberg) stepped it up a little bit here The National Guard roller derby event took place at Alliston Memorial Arena on Saturday and there in the third period, but our team kept shutting (Oct. 25) with the Misfi t Militia hosting the Bay Street Bruisers in the opening event. That was them down - keeping the shots to the outside so it was an followed by a showdown between Team Ontario and Team Canada. easy job for me. I expected a hard fought game but not this close.” BY T.J. PELLETIER squared off, having split the The Misfi ts fi nished the renewed fi re and jammers The win gives the Hornets a 9–2–1 record including The air inside the arena previous two meetings. game with a 70 point margin Motorhead Molly, Ova’ Kill one overtime loss, and keeps them in second place in the and all through the collec- The Misfi ts and Bruis- of victory, 174–104, over a and Soul Rekker pounded GMOHL standings. tive Roller Derby commu- ers started the game slowly, tough and hard hitting op- into the national squad and The Hornets will be back on home ice this Friday, Octo- nity was electrifi ed with the trading a couple of points ponent. never let the pressure off, de- ber 31, when the host the Stayner Siskins. anticipation of one of the here or there until a huge Next up in the evening spite rarely achieving Lead The puck drop is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. biggest events of the year, 23 point jam by the Misfi ts’ were the incredible Na- Jammer Status. National Guard, hosted by Smoka Cola gave the home tional and Provincial pro- In the end, the Canada Misfi t Militia Roller Derby. team an early lead and some grams squaring off as they bent, but never broke and The highly anticipated event much needed momentum both tune up for upcoming managed to hold back the was an all-to-rare oppor- against a tough opponent. tournaments. Team Canada onslaught from Ontario, fi n- tunity to see some the best After building a decent brought their best, as did ishing with a 195–99 victory. women’s roller derby play- 93-40 lead, halftime was Team Ontario, and the two During the event at the Al- ers in the country and in the signaled with the host Mis- teams smashed one another liston Memorial Arena, the world as Team Canada was fi ts sitting right where they over and over until a victor diversity and growth of the in the house to take on Team wanted to be. could be found. sport were on full display. Ontario. Not to be outdone, the Bay It took some time, how- Skaters came from all over The event started off on a St. Bruisers came out of the ever, for Team Canada to get the country to the town of solemn note, as a moment locker room with scoring into the game, as Team On- Alliston. There were rep- of silence was held to rec- on their mind. The second tario held a slight lead early resentatives from Calgary, ognize the recent national half was a near dead heat, on. Once the jet lag wore Vancouver, Ottawa, Mon- PHOTOS BY BRIAN LOCKHART tragedies, followed by a stir- with both teams getting lead off, Team Canada’s jammers treal, Toronto, and nearly ev- The Alliston Hornets shut-out the Schomberg Cougars Fri- ring rendition of O Canada jammer and power jam op- Waston, Kim Janna, Mel- erywhere in between. Some day (Oct. 24) night at the New Tecumseth Recreation Com- by the Misfi ts’ Nancy Noir, portunities. It was a battle of E-Juana and Krys Myass, skaters even came from Ata- plex. After three intense periods the Hornets were leading who had plenty of help from defense and will down the showed why they are the lanta and Chicago to take 1–0 before putting in a fi nal empty net goal with seconds the hundreds of fans in at- stretch with the Misfi ts man- best skaters in the nation as part in the event. It truly left on the clock. tendance. With the cheering aging to hold off the Bruis- they went on a sustained run shows the broad, internation at a deafening level, the fi rst ers in asphyxiating fashion, and simply ran over the de- community that makes up game of the double header never letting the Bruisers’ fense of Team Ontario, not the sport. event got under way. jammers go on any sustained an easy feat. For one night, that spot- The Misfi t Militia, who run. The pressure was there Canada went into half time light shined bright into the are ranked 6th in Canadian however and the points were up 111–46 but were feeling Alliston Memorial Arena. travel teams, took on their far closer in the second half the pressure from the On- Check your local tele- rivals from Toronto, the (the Misfi ts had 81 while the tario girls as they held things vision listings for Rogers Bay St. Bruisers. This is the Bruisers scored 64) but the even nearing the end of the TV’s coverage of the event third time in as many years defense of Misfi ts was the fi rst period. or head over to layer9.ca to that these two teams have difference. Ontario came out with a catch all the action! Page 14 – October 30, 2014 – The TIMES BTBIa’s ‘Frightfully Fun Family event’ another spooktacular success

PhoTos By Wendy gaBrek scary PumPkIns, and goBlIns, oh my! – Trent Sum- merville, age 8 of Beeton, holds his ‘Scary’ pumpkin entry at the BTBIA booth at Centre Street and Main Street in Bee- ton last Saturday afternoon during the Frightfully Fun Family event (Beeton Councillor Richard Norcross can be seen in the background). The free event is a way to promote local businesses in the downtown cores of Tottenham and Beeton and a second opportunity for kids to wear their Hallowe’en costumes – in the daylight, when they can actually be seen! Trent’s little sister, Brooke, age 3, also submitted a pumpkin in the ‘Stencil’ category. She drew a Hello Kitty face.

By Wendy gaBrek 6th Annual Frightfully Fun Animal Hospital of Beeton, The BTBIA (Beeton–Tot- Free Family Event,” said Su- Cremahh, The New Tecums- tenham Business Improve- san Iacoucci, BTBIA Coor- eth Times, Crazy Pants The- ment Association) held its dinator. “Thank you for your atre, Tottenham Foodland, 6th Annual ‘Frightfully Fun great community spirit and Tottenham Home Hardware, Family Event’ last Saturday the frightfully free sweets Tottenham Co-Op Pre- afternoon. and treats you gave out so school, Little Wonders Pet Participation in the event generously. Thank you to Store, Nicole Jacklin School was extended to all business- all the families and children of Dance, Victorian Charm es in the downtown cores of that came out all dressed up Antiques, The Healthy Tottenham and Beeton. Each to have some fun.” Dog Store, Shabby Chic business came up with, and Iacoucci reports that over Hair Boutique, The Man of executed a free activity for 500 children participated in Yorke, Firehouse Pizza, Ce- the children of the commu- this years’ event, creating dar Kitchen, Budget Blinds, nity to take part in, stamping awareness for the BTBIA’s Affordable Appliance Re- a passport as they went for latest campaign, ‘It is not a pair, Mary Catherine’s Hair a chance to win prizes sup- trick, it is a treat. Shop Lo- Salon, Dollar Bits and Dis- plied by the BTBIA. cal!’ counts, Quick Cup, Tot- Pumpkins, supplied free “Special thanks to our tenham Cleaners, Pet Valu, of charge to each business, business volunteers, Web- Tottenham Smokes and Va- were also carved into amaz- ber-Bailey Creek Limousin, riety, New Tecumseth Public ing jack-o-lanterns. The Beeton Foodland, Home- Library – Pam Kirkpatrick public were also encouraged wise Hardware, Hockley Branch, Tottenham Health to bring their pre-carved Hair Gallery, New Orleans Foods, Smokin Coops Wing pumpkins in for judging (to Pizza, Bee Sew Busy, Barb’s House, Tottenham Health the two BTBIA headquar- Hava Java, Flowers for you, Food Store, Tottenham Bee- ters – Queen and Mill Street By Diana, Creative Arts & ton & District Chamber of in Tottenham and Centre Music, Paw-fect Pets ‘N’ Commerce, Mac’s Conve- and Main Street in Beeton). Supplies, Mr. Gigi’s, Beeton nience Store, The Barber Prizes were awarded in three Barber Shop, New Tecums- Shop, Tottenham Feed Ser- categories: Scary; Stencil; eth Public Library – DA vices, A Taste of Freedom, Funny. Jones Branch, The Sushi Tottenham Pharmasave, Tot- “Thank you to all the busi- Chef, Daisy Mart, Miss Ed- tenham Flowers and Gifts, nesses in Beeton and Totten- gar’s Muddy Water Hotel, Sittin Pretty, and Tottenham ham that participated in the Split Enz, The Whistle Stop, Garden Club.” The TIMES – October 30, 2014 – Page 15

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Speeding, child in the car On Friday, October 10th at 2:22 p.m. an offi cer from the Nottawasaga OPP was on general patrol on Tottenham Road south of County Road 1 in the Township of New Tecumseth, when a silver Honda Civic was observed to be travelling at a high rate of speed. The offi cer determined BASEBAR the vehicle was travelling at 151 KPH in a posted 80 KPH zone. That is 71 KM over the posted speed limit. The 38 year old female driver of Alliston was charged with Stunt Driving, her drivers license was automatically suspended for 7 days and her vehicle was impounded for 7 days. This driver had a child occupant and was found to be speeding on Tottenham Road just south of the fatal colli- sion that had occurred only two hours prior. Page 16 – October 30, 2014 – The TIMES

7. Should there be dif- the beginning? ward 3 candidate cam Simone speaks out ferent rules for running a Nothing municipal election)? 9. What is your personal by wendy gabrek active in our community. they will need to develop a not receive voting cards so I don’t think so. commitment to the com- We spoke with Ward 3 2. What will you do to chemistry in order to operate they did not know that they 8. What would you do munity going forward? candidate Cam Simone af- make the public process efficiently and effectively. could vote. differently if you started Actions speak louder than ter he discovered that he had more transparent? 4. Were there any sur- 6. Do you think this elec- your campaign again from words! lost the election to incum- Advocate for it to be trans- prises in the election? tion was fairly run/well or- bent Councillor JJ Paul Whi- parent and communicate None. ganized? teside. Here are his answers with residents about it. 5. Why do you think you Somewhat, I don’t feel it alzheimers lunch & learn to our questions: 3. What do you think of lost to your fellow candi- was proper nor acceptable An Alzheimers Lunch & Learn will take place at St. 1. What are the three the mixture on council, dates? that candidates that were Andrew Anglican, Alliston on Tuesday, November 4th, things you hope to accom- how will this work for/ I think I lost to the other running were able to be pres- at noon. Anne Ritchie from the Alzheimer Society will be plish over the next four against the town? candidates because of their ent and sit inside at the vot- speaking. To sign-up contact the church office at 705 435- years? I think the mixture of influence in the community. ing centres while residence 9711. There will be a freewill offering. I will continue to be more council is diverse, although Also, a lot of residents did went to cast their votes.

Photo Submitted ‘end Polio now’ celebrating world Polio day in new tecumSeth – Members of the Rotary Club of Alliston met at the Town of New Tecumseth administration building on Friday morning to raise the flag for polio awareness. Members of council joined Rotarians for this momentous occasion.

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O37-44 subject to H.S.T. For all services. Send resume exchange for accom- ings on the property (paint- A1-RAINBOW, SPECK- FIREWOOD (SEA- Wrapsody of Canada or additional to schombergchurch@ modation and stabling ing, cleaning,minor repairs); LED & BROWN TROUT SONED), cut to length. words or further infor- bellnet.ca C44-45 of several horses within knowledge and operation of (8-10-12’+) for stock- $200/bush cord. 10 cord mation call this newspa- EXPERIENCED MEAT commute of GTA as of farm equipment is essential; ing ($1.49-3.49). Pond available. Getting natu- GIFT SHOW & SALE per at 905-729-2287 or CUTTERS and LA- June, 2015. Call 416- grass cutting and garden- fountains/aerators, ral gas. 647-209-2585 1-888-559-2287. B1tfn BOURERS wanted. 482-6713. ing snow clearance of prop- windmills, $999 & up. anytime. C44-46 Unique items hand-crafted by local artisans BUSINESS CARDS, Cutting and deboning SNOW REMOVAL erty in winter; other duties as www.silvercreekponds. 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AUCTION SALE FOR THE OLIVER ESTATE OF PALGRAVE AUCTIONFOR LEE & MURRAY PETERSSALE Sales and Marketing EM. #17257 HWY50 IN PALGRAVE PH. 1-905-867-6163 SAT. NOV. 1ST AT 10AM EM. #10690 HWY #50 BRAMPTON Antique Furniture: Pine 4 dr. – 6’ corner cupboard; oak rd. TH table w/claw feet; 14 oak leather seat chairs; 4 P.B. chairs; 5’ THURS. NOV. 6 AT 11 AM Support Role Available harvest table w/sq. tapered legs; 5 ½’ pine cupboard; 5 dr. pine Combine: 1998 Case IH2366 – 4 WD, 2497 eng. hrs. 1739 chest; 7 dr. pine chest; pine poster bed; 7 drawer desk w/claw thrasher hrs.; 05 CIH 1020 – 20’ air reel flex head; Come join a dynamic, fast paced, growing entrepreneurial company. feet; 5’ Church pew; corner what not; odd chairs; 2 blanket Tractors: Massey Ferguson 7499 – 4 WD – cab 180 hp. Only boxes; Eastlake dresser & side board; 4 pc. bedroom suite; fancy 152 hrs; Massey Ferguson 7480 – 4 WD cab 120 hp only 280 A rewarding, lucrative opportunity, with lots of experience to be gained ornate chest; oak pigeon hole desk; Boston rocker; pressed hrs.; Massey Ferguson 6465 – 4 WD cab c/w Alo Q65 ldr. 90 hp for the right candidate. rockers; 4 wrought iron tables w/cast grate tops; blue cloth only 105 hrs; Kubota 9540 – 4 WD – OS – 80 hp only 860 hrs; chairs; yellow love seat; Leslie speakers; old bird cages (2); Skid Steer: John Deere 250 diesel 1552 hrs.; hump back trunk Equip: J.D. #1590 – 24 run no till drill; JD #630 – 25’ disc; Collectables: Sign – Speed Limit Village of Palgrave 20 miles; Wilrich #3400 – 25’ cult; Underferth 25’ harrows; Turnco 25’ lge. cast iron safe; lge. pine boards; 2 Gingerbread clocks; grain packer; N.H. #1431 – 13’ discbine; N.H. BB940A big sq. baler; DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: cradle; gas mask; 2 CPR lamps; Grand Trunk R.R. jack; Piper Two – Agway 7500 conditioners; Two – 30’ x Two 25’ wagons; Montreal rail lamp; block planes; cast scales; old wrenches; Market 4700 grain wagon; Agri Master 600 bu grain wagon; • Assist and Support the Sales Team. tongues & horse shoes mounted on boards; Bullseye, finger, Killobross 385 box on Ford 800 truck; Buhler 1070 auger; other coloured & 1 hanging oil lamps; Cornflower; Santa Fe train set; grain augers; • All paperwork associated with the advertising ordering and billing process Kids toys, guns & games; to be correctly completed and submitted in a timely manner. Building: Houle 140’ x 70’; Houle 130’ x 55’ x 18’; ABC 60’ x Shop: Walker & Turner drill press; ant. ped. drill press 6 “ 30’; plus misc. Outstanding offering. Plan to attend. Washroom. • Developing territory: Contact with current and prospective clients planner; Rockwell Beaver wood lathe; 2 Louden Guelph corner feeders; hand pumps; 2 cast pots; cream cans; barn jacks; Terms: Cash or cheque with proper ID only. M/C, Visa & • Performing needs analysis, developing and implementing sales campaigns. wrought iron table; anvil; chains; no. of andirons; fire place & Interac. Neither the owners nor Auctioneer will be responsible • Servicing and communicating with current and perspective clients. forged pcs,; 12 steel 3 x 3 x 5’ posts; Morris coal blower; elec. for accident or property loss.; • The opportunity to work in the advertising sales and marketing department motors & misc. Washroom & Lunch Booth Bob Severn Auctioneer for our Newspapers, Billboards, Radio, Flyers, Online and all niche products. Terms: Cash or Interac. Final Ad Shelburne 519-925-2091 • Minor day to day banking, bookkeeping and offi ce support. Bob Severn Auctioneer www.auctionsfind.com/severn • All other duties as assigned by the Manager Shelburne 591-925-2091 www.auctionsfind.com/severn

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C44 905-857-1499 C16- 1-888-557-6626 TFN The TIMES – October 30, 2014 – Page 19 Movie of the Month Tottenham Legion hosts ‘Remembrance Rally’ St. Andrew Anglican Church presents the ‘Movie of the silly” and everything in be- Month’ on Sunday, November 2nd, at 2 p.m. St. Andrew tween. Anglican Church will be showing “Joseph” at the Circle Didn’t have a chance to Theatre, 19 Victoria St. E., Alliston. take part in the Remem- This Emmy award winning movie stars Ben Kingsley brance Rally – named in and Paul Mercurio and tells the biblical story of Joseph. honour of Canadian Veter- Come bring your friends and family. Suggested donation ans? Test your knowledge is $10 at the door. with these sample questions: 1. Tottenham takes its name from whom? Nottawasaga Handweavers 2. I was ravaged by fire & Spinners to host in 1895, which began at the McKinney foundry. Eighty Seasonal Wrapsody structures were destroyed including the foundry and On November 7, from 6–9 p.m. and November 8, 10 Methodist church. Where a.m. – 4 p.m. The Nottawasaga Handweaver & Spinners am I? will host a ‘Seasonal Wrapsody’ at the Gibson Centre, 63 3. I was born here, intro- Tupper Street West, Alliston. duced the imperial penny Show and sale of unique items hand-crafted by local arti- postage and the Trans–Pa- sans, from soaps to food items, wood, glass, hand-wovens, cific cable. Who am I? and more. Buy a raffle ticket, have lunch at the café, and Debbie Hill would like to find a one of a kind gift for someone special. Presented thank the following busi- by the Nottawasaga Handweavers & Spinners, and friends. nesses for their help with the For more information, contact Linda 705 435-6991, e- rally: mail [email protected], or for a complete list of ven- • EL Lugar Con Pottery – dors, visit www.nottguild.ca Newton Robinson By WeNdy GaBRek “between the tulips” along in case they got lost,” said • 4 The Halibut – Brand- Upcoming events at Two weekends ago, Le- the way. rally organizer Debbie Hill. ford gion Branch #329 Totten- Not a race, rally partici- “Inside was a card that read: • The Hockley General The Gibson Centre ham held its first ever car pants were encouraged to ‘Head back to the Legion for Store – Hockley rally, dubbed the ‘Remem- enjoy the beautiful fall co- pizza’.” Another rally is being • November 8th: Lorne Elliott, Canadian Humorist, 8–11 brance Rally’. lours, take their time and use The questions in the Re- planned by Tottenham Le- p.m. $25 The event took participants their odometer to get them to membrance Rally package gion representatives. 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As a mother to five children night. Reflective stickers and gloves and hat if it’s expected to sure your house is well-lit, and tricks, treats and safety ranging in age from 8 to 17, arm bands are available at many be chilly. prepare a safe walking path for Halloween is the perfect time shared by Southlake Chief of Dr. van Schaik is no stranger retail stores, and flashlights 3. Travel in groups. children and their parents. to decorate the house, have fun Paediatrics Dr. Charmaine van to the fun and excitement that should be carried. Avoid masks Go to the door of every 5. Check the candy first. with the kids, meet the neigh- Schaik. Halloween brings. But she’s that could potentially cover household with your child. If Do not allow your child to bours, and – if it’s done right “The fear that comes with also familiar with what can go your child’s eyes, or inter- you have an older trick-or-treat- eat any candy until you have – you’ll have a supply of candy Halloween should be the fun wrong when safety isn’t a prior- fere with their vision. Instead, er, make sure they’re going out inspected it fully. The candy that will last throughout the kind – the scary tales about ity. Dr. van Schaik has five tips choose a hypoallergenic make- with at least two other people. wrapper shouldn’t be open, and cold winter months. The holi- ghosts and goblins that have that promote safe trick-or-treat- up or face paint. Be familiar with the route your there should be no signs of tam- day should be celebrated for become synonymous with the ing, and that will help families 2. Dress for the weather. child or teen is taking, and agree pering. Discard anything that what it is, while taking the ap- event,” she said. “It’s supposed avoid a trip to the Emergency It’s always better to be warm on a time to meet after the trick- has been, or appears to have propriate steps to protect your to be an exciting celebration for Department this October 31. than cold. Be familiar with the or-treating is done. been, opened. Children should family from preventable inju- the entire family, and one that is 1. Choose or create a safe forecast, and prepare your child 4. Prepare your house for not eat anything homemade – ries. That’s the message being looked forward to.” costume. and yourself for the elements. visitors. such as a candy apple, cookie, Whether helping to pick out, Warm footwear that can get wet Whether or not you have kids or popcorn – unless the source or making your child’s costume, is a must, and don’t hesitate to out trick-or-treating, you should of the treat is a well-trusted remembrance day at the make sure it’s not too long, and layer your child’s clothing, ei- be prepared for visitors on Hal- family member or friend. If be sure to include elements that ther underneath or on top of loween. Be aware that kids are your child has an allergy, pay tottenham legion will reflect the light on a dark their costume. Don’t forget the out running and having fun. En- particularly close attention. by Wendy Gabrek The Poppy Campaign for Royal Canadian Legion Branch #329 Tottenham starts this Friday, October 31st. “Our Campaign covers the area of Tottenham, Schomberg, No- belton and Bolton,” said Legion president Gary Brown. As usual, the branch has a lot planned for Remembrance Day. “Our Remembrance Day Dinner this year is on November 8th, starting at 6 p.m. in our auditorium upstairs at the branch and the cost is $12.50. The dinner will be served by our Ladies Auxil- iary,” Brown said. Always the biggest of the local Remembrance Day services, the Tottenham Legion will honour Canadian Soldiers and Veterans on November 9th. The parade will form up 9:30 a.m. (earlier than usual this year) and march off from the branch west along Rich- mond Street to Forestall, and then north to Mill Street, ending at the Cenotaph. After the service and wreath laying, the parade will march west on Mill Street, then south on Queen Street under the direction of Major Savoy, the reviewing officer. The parade will finish back at the Legion Branch on Richmond Street, where refreshments will be served and the public will have an opportunity to meet with soldiers currently serving their country.

remembrance day at Photo Submitted blackhorSe theatre oPenS 44th SeaSon – Get ready to split your sides from laughter with Blackhorse’ latest farce, the beeton legion “A Little Quickie” written by Jane Milmore and William Van Zandt. A unique and hilarious bedroom farce tied together with a The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch #421 Beeton, will cele- twisting entertaining plot. The stand up comedy team of Steve and Allen is on the brink of success. Steve’s neglected wife brate Remembrance Day starting with a Veterans Dinner on Sat- Sara and Allen have an unexpected fling; a lifelong dream come true for Allen. Flashy manager Roscoe Clementine, his lat- urday, November 8th. Tickets are available at the Legion. The pa- est pickup Polly, and a New York fashion model become involved in covering up the infidelity. The play is interspersed with rade and service will take place on Sunday, November 9th. Parade Roscoe’s narration and bits of Steve and Allen’s stand up routine, which provide a hilarious running commentary on the action. forms up at the Legion at 9 a.m. and marches to a church service Tickets are available by calling the Blackhorse Theatre box office at 905 880–5002. The show runs October 29, 31, November at Trinity United, set to begin at 9:45 a.m. Service and wreath lay- 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 2014. The Blackhorse is located at 17272 Mount Wolfe Rd and Hwy 9 Caledon. Pictured: Members of ing at the cenotaph will start at 11 a.m. Blackhorse rehearse a scene from their latest production “A Little Quickie”.