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The frame- While COVID-19 has impacted almost all work budget for 2021 suggested a tax levy levels of municipal affairs, and brought on increase “not to exceed 6 percent”. Essen- a number of financial challenges, Holmes tially, staff is saying municipal spending will is perhaps most concerned with the effects increase by around six percent next year. the pandemic has had on local boards such This doesn’t necessarily mean resident’s tax as the Centre Dufferin Recreation Centre bills will go up by the same amount. (CDRC). Holmes said in the meeting that, in the “I’m afraid of what the CRDC budget is recent years, provincial and County tax going to look like next year,” said Holmes. rates had dropped, offsetting the increase to The CRDC closed in March due to the the Town’s portion of tax rates, but due to global pandemic and recently announced the financial constraints brought on by the that the ice would be put in the arena. The COVID-19 pandemic, she is not confident CDRC relies heavily on money made through that will happen in 2021. rental and user fees to offset costs involved With budget discussions set to commence with running the facility. in a couple of weeks’ time, Town staff has “60 percent of their revenue is from user made several requests for increased fund- fees and rental and 40 percent is from the FILE PHOTO ing in 2021. Most significant is the proposed municipalities (that contribute to helping TAX LEVY INCREASE: Town staff presented a first glimpse of the 2021 Budget to Shel- burne Council on Monday, with Treasurer Carey Holmes informing the community’s elect- addition of $74,793 to the municipality’s run the facility),” said Holmes. ed officials the municipality was facing a potential six percent tax levy increase next year. parks and recreation department, to cover, In the report, it was also noted that an Holmes says, increased annual costs across additional $186,982 would be required to this point to suggest what a final, approved a good starting point to kick off what will the department. bolster municipal staff, particularly in the figure could look like. The 2021 budget will surely be a challenging budget process. “Staff are now recommending an addi- Town’s administration which she says is be presented to Council on Oct. 19, with a “It is a framework and allows us to move tional 1 percent levy commencing in 2021 in “resource challenged”. public meeting scheduled for Nov. 9. forward in some sort of organized fashion,” order to maintain the operational focus on While early projections are calling for a Mayor Wade Mills thanked staff for bring- Mayor Mills stated. increased use of parks and park amenities,” lofty six percent increase, it is too early at ing this early report to Council, noting it was Entire class at Glenbrook Elementary self-isolating after positive COVID-19 case Written By PAULA BROWN “All individuals determined to be at a high to parents, guardians, and staff members. and reach out to them so they can self-isolate LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER risk of exposure are directed to self-isolate In the letter he says that custodial staff did and get tested,” said Public Health spokes- and recommended to be tested,” said Loney. a thorough cleaning and disinfection of the person Danny Williamson. An entire classroom in a Shelburne ele- “Due to the positive case identified at Glen- entire school on Sept. 25 (the date of the con- “We do not report publicly high risk con- mentary school has been told to self-isolate brook Elementary School, Public Health firmed case), as part of enhanced cleaning tacts, as once in touch with Public Health following an assessment of a positive COVID- has directed one class to self-isolate. Public protocols. they are no longer a risk to the public or 19 case by Wellington-Dufferin Guelph Pub- Health is working with those individuals to Dr. Nicola Mercer, Medical Officer of school community. If they, in turn, become a lic Health (WDGPH). provide guidance on what further actions Health and CEO of WDGPH says the case positive case then we contact high risk con- The Upper Grand District School (UGDSB) they should take.” is a reminder that COVID-19 is still present tact of the new case.” reported the positive case at Glenbrook Ele- The UGDSB and Glenbrook Elementary within the region. According to Williamson an outbreak is mentary in Shelburne on Friday (Sept. 25). have not disclosed which classroom has “This is an important reminder that we when there are “two positive cases that are Since the confirmed positive case of corona- been asked to self-isolate, and whether the all must wear a mask, practice good hand linked (one positive case caused another)”. virus, Public Health has directed the UGDSB positive case was a staff member or student. hygiene, maintain physical distancing and Although the positive coronavirus case is to have the one class self-isolate. The school, which is still open while the keep our groups and gatherings small,” said the first within the UGDSB, it is not the first In an email to Free Press, UGDSB commu- single class isolates, is the first within the Dr. Mercer. “Fewer cases in our community within a school in Dufferin County. nications and community engagement offi- UGDSB to have a confirmed positive case of means fewer cases in our schools.” Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School cer Heather Loney said, “As part of its inves- COVID-19. The decision on who should isolate, and Board (DPCDSB) reported a positive case tigation into a positive case, Public Health Glenbrook Elementary Principal Tim Mur- who are considered high risk contacts is at St. Benedict Elementary school in Oran- performs a risk assessment for any contact. ray released a letter on Sunday (Sept. 27) based on an assessment by Public Health. geville on Sept. 22. 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Written By PAULA BROWN surround areas in Dufferin County. LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER “It involves thousands of cadets and adult leaders across the country, focusing Shelburne’s local 164 Royal Canadian Air on building leadership skills, citizenship, first year Cadets Squadron has launched a website and community awareness,” said Garwood and is now offering their program virtually talking about the cadet program. for the remainder of 2020. Along with creating a website, the 164 Air “We hope the website will help other fam- Cadets have also made the move to a virtu- birthdayAT party ilies in our community learn about what a al program. Back in March, during the cusp great program the cadets is,” said 164 Com- of COVID-19, the cadets program switched manding Officer, Captain Ruth Garwood. from in-person to fully virtual, a change that MARKET IN THE MILLS The website, which is directed specifical- Garwood says happened in a matter of days. ly to the 164 Air Cadets, has been developed Since then, Staff Officers and Cadet In- HORNING’S MILLS over the last six months and looks to inform structors have been developing a plan to SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3RD • 1:00-4:00 cadets, their families, and community mem- continue teaching lessons from uniforms bers about the program. The site, as it ex- and ranks to leadership and aviation – all pands, will include pictures, upcoming ac- virtually. While some aspects of the program PIZZA SLICES - $1 • BUTTER TARTS - $1 tivities, and 164 Air Cadets apparel. have been able to make the switch others, “In the past, we’ve had a closed Facebook such as drill practice, Garwood says will group, that’s where we’ve kept a lot of our wait until they are back in-person. COME FOR AN AFTERNOON pictures and we have always communicat- “Flexibility and adaptability is what we’re ed with our cadets that way, but now they’ll stressing to our staff and cadet instructors,” OF FUN & FREE STUFF! be able to show their extended family and said Garwood. “We’re hoping that keeping friends what we do and how much fun we the cadets engaged, keeping it fun for not have,” said Garwood. only the cadets taking the lessons and class- SAMPLE MOCHABERRY COFFEE, The 164 Air Cadets is headquartered es, but the instructors, we’re allowing them SHELDON CREEK MILK, by the Shelburne Royal Canadian Legion to be flexible and adaptable which helps DOWNEY POTATOES, Branch 220. Capt. Charles Burbank found- them bring more to the table.” ed the program in 1975 and according to the Registration for the 164 Air Cadet CENTRAL SMITH ICE CREAM 164 Air Cadets website, has since had over 2020/2021 program opened in early Septem- & BALLOONS FOR THE KIDS 1,500 cadets go through the program. Last ber and can be found at www.164aircadet. year, the program had between 30 and 35 ca- com. Registration is available year round. dets, from Shelburne, Orangeville and other Additional parking at the hall Craig, McDonald, Reddon Ins. Brokers Ltd.

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Their involvement has ranged Kingston, 18 years ago, for their residency at from capital investment to sitting on the Queens University. boards of two firms.The active involvements They are both family practitioners, while have been principally Stephen’s, but they are Stephen also specializes in anesthesiology. purely part-time and do not interfere with Today, they practice medicine at Head- either his medical or family responsibilities. waters Health Care Centre, just outside of When it comes to retirement, travel is on Orangeville. The pair were recently hon- both their agendas, so being able to per- oured by the Ontario College of Physicians haps be involved in international companies and Surgeons with the 2020 Council Com- would be a bonus and a travel opportunity. munity Family Practice Award. PHOTO: PETER RICHARDSON Medically, neither can see them completely The Citizen caught up with the Milones LOCAL DOCTORS RECOGNIZED: Dr. Stephen Milone (left) and Dr. Stephanie Milone leaving the field. However, Stephen can see this past weekend to talk about their life and (right) were recently honoured by the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons, with himself slowly phasing out of daily practice career here in Orangeville. the 2020 Council Community Family Practice Award. and having the flexibility to travel more often The first thing that should be noted is that their community. Stephanie has just been return to the land of their parent’s birth. and with less necessity for careful planning. the couple are certainly no strangers to pres- elected to the Board of the Headwaters However, Stephanie explains that all three Stephanie plans to spend more time on com- tigious awards. In 2010, they were named Health Care Foundation, the fundraising children feel the same draw, but to both munity involvement in health care, once the the Ontario Community Family Medicine arm of the local hospital, and both she and countries. They are as at home in Abruzzi children have left home. She also wants to Teachers of the Year, in 2014 the Ontario Stephen are on the Board of the Orangeville as they are in Goa and as they are in Oran- do more mission work internationally. Family Physicians of the Year and in 2017 Otters Swim Team. All three of their chil- geville. It is a fact that pleases Stephen and From Italy to Goa and back, starring Ste- Headwaters Hospital presented them with dren are avid swimmers and team members. Stephanie greatly. phen, Stephanie, co-starring Benjamin, Dan- the Dr. David Scott Award. However, behind They are active in mentoring high school When it comes to ambitions for the future, iel and Grace, it could almost be a movie. all their professional accolades, they are students, support Family Transition Place Stephen started thinking outside the box perhaps two of the most forward thinking, and Choices Youth Shelter, while they also medical practitioners in Dufferin County help with the Orangeville Food Bank. The and the parents of three world travelled and Milones have also taken Syrian refugees on well adjusted children, Benjamin age 16, as patients, pro-bono and also helped Fam- hazardous & electronic Daniel age 13 and Grace age 10. ily Transition Place residents with a wide You see, the Milones have always wanted variety of medical issues. waste event THIS SATURDAY! to include their offspring in every aspect of The Milone’s are part of the UofT Resi- their busy lives, and so the kids have done dency program, as site directors in Oran- Date: Saturday, October 3, 2020 hospital rounds, with Mom, before school, geville. The first year of the two-year Family Time: 8am-3pm travelled to and lived in northern India as a Medicine residency is spent at the Toronto medical missionary family, and spent time Eastern Hospital and the second year here Location: Orangeville Fairgrounds exploring both their Abruzzi and Goa roots. at Headwaters. The program receives two 247090, 5 Sideroad, Mono But before all this, Stephen and Stepha- residents each year, who both live and work nie actually began their career paths at dif- in Orangeville. The Milones teach them and New This Year: Residents will be required to ferent universities, before coming together connect them with the other family doctors unload their own items. at UofT. Stephanie started with a degree and emergency services and all the other in bio-medical science at the University of specialties at Headwaters hospital. Hazardous waste includes automotive containers, cleaning products, fluorescent lights, Guelph, going on to obtain her Masters at Stephanie and Stephen are Associate Pro- batteries, paints, pesticides, pharmaceuticals, syringes, and much more. the University of Toronto and Med School fessors at Queens University too and are Electronic waste includes audio equipment, cameras, computers, home entertainment at U of T, before her residency at Queens in occasionally asked to take on a resident of equipment, phones, and household electronic items, including lamps, alarm Kingston. other special training. clocks, microwaves, toasters, and small appliances. Stephen on the other hand was a UofT When asked a hypothetical question, if boy through and through. He had the same you did not have your children, would you Limitations No waste from industrial, commercial, or institutional sources. No white student number for ten years and can still consider becoming a part of Doctors With- goods, garbage, or recycling. No unidentified/unknown materials. No drums of materials. remember it. After marrying Stephanie, he out Borders, both Stephen and Stephanie too did his residency at Queens, adding on said yes, most definitely. For them the only Expect potential delays. The final event for the year will be held on October 31st. another year to become an anesthesiologist. limiting factor would be their children. How- Visit dufferincounty.ca/waste for updates and a full listing of acceptable materials and After working in Kingston for one more year, ever, enrolling in such a program would be limitations. For Residents of Dufferin County, including Amaranth, East Garafraxa, Grand Valley, the pair came to Headwaters in 2006. ‘different type of commitment’, they say. The Melancthon, Mono, Mulmur, Orangeville and Shelburne. 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When thinking about influences on their $839,900 Sell your home effectively Stephen pointed out that when people medical choices, the local physicians were and safely with a highly think of a medical specialty, they think of unanimous in choosing two doctors, based experienced realtor. being specialized in a single type of medi- in Walkerton Ontario, Sue and Paul McAr- cine, whereas the family practitioner must thur. They were a couple and at that time Call for a free market be generally knowledgeable in most medi- were doing exactly what Stephen and Steph- no obligation home cines, in order to be able to diagnosis and anie are doing today. They had three chil- evaluation. recommend treatments for their patients. It dren and they were practicing family medi- is after all your family doctor who sees you cine in a small town environment. They have Selling home with a first and then may or may not recommend remained friends to this day. marketing plan. you see another specialist. Back then, the Milones had never met a After ten years in this field, the Milones husband and wife team. They had not real- stepped back and re-evaluated their lives ized that they could do anesthesia, or work and their careers. Their children, though in the emergency department and also prac- all under 10 years of age at the time, were tice family medicine. getting older and it was decided that time The Milones credit their friendship with with family was important and so they took the McArthurs as being the basis for their a year off from their private practice, gave eventual move to Orangeville. While still the responsibility of running it to another living in Kingston, the couple had to drive doctor, whom they had been teaching and down Highway 9 and pass through Oran- SONIA SIDDIQUI Broker helping, and took the year off. geville to get to Walkerton. 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The first placement was in Africa, which However, what they especially have noticed at the time was not the most hospitable of is that neither have their three children. environments for a family adventure and Orangeville has always welcomed the family adopt a so was not pursued by the Milones. How- warmly and openly. Their experiences have ever, there was also a placement in northern been completely positive and rewarding. India, which the saw as perfect - especially When asked about their most favourite since Stephanie was from an Indian family accomplishments, their children come first kitten and understood the culture. and foremost. Stephanie was adamant about Elvira and Jolene are two of the sweetest The next thing they knew, they were on how pleased they are with the people their young kittens. These girls are bonded their way to a remote corner of northern offspring are becoming and certain they are, and love each other. They love to cuddle India, just on the Indian side of the Hima- that their choice, to focus on family was and give their humans kisses. They are layan mountains. Though used to travel- the right one to make. Stephen hopes that so sweet and would make a wonderful ling, their children had never been to such at some point he will be able to look back addition to a home. a poor part of the world, but they adapted at their legacy and see that they had accom- immediately and became a part of the little plished something positive and good for the These girls are spayed, microchipped, community where the hospital was located. world. It is certain, that their peers, believe vaccinated, dewormed and flea treated. Stephen and Stephanie were there to teach they already have, considering the bevy of the locals as opposed to simply dispensing awards and accolades they have received. Adoption fee: $400.00 medicines and treatments, and the entire In their efforts to teach their children family had a magnificent experience. So about their heritage, the family has spent Check our facebook page to see the other kitties looking for their much so, that they returned the following much time in each of their culturally signifi- forever home. Donations always needed to help care for the cats as year and are still involved with the project. cant countries, Italy and India and an inter- we are not funded at all, and rely on donations and fundraisers. If you would like to volunteer as well we are always appreciative. Since they returned, two of their Colleagues esting result has materialized. 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I have always heard that farmers stay hydrated and healthy. that during my swimming lessons as a kid. think he should have painted their barns red because they are While this new health news was great Apparently there is no truth to that at all. paid more attention large buildings and red was always the for the bottled water industry, it doesn’t Even the American Red Cross has said in his physics/weight/ most inexpensive paint to buy. make a lot of sense. that is just a myth. gravity/air resis- However, I had a job actually making If your body needs water, you have a The theory actually came from a Boy tance class. A penny paint at one time, and there was no spe- very accurate built-in system that tells you Scouts manual in the early 1900’s, with dropped from height is so light, if it did hit cial ingredient that made red paint any when it’s time to water-up. It’s called being no basis in fact. you on the head, the most that will hap- less expensive than white, black, or green thirsty. How about the one that says the Great pen is a slight ‘boink’ effect as it bounces paint. Doctors have since confirmed that, if Wall of China is the only man made object harmlessly off your noggin. I think some farmer just painted his barn you feel thirsty, you should drink some- that can be seen from space. The Myth Busters TV show even did a red one day because that’s the colour he thing. Where that idea comes from is a mys- segment on this – Myth busted! chose and other farmer’s liked the way it French Emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte, tery. No astronaut every claimed to see it. Another good one - when you look up looked and followed suit. has always had the stigma of being rather While the Great Wall is long, it is narrow, into the night sky, you see millions of stars. In fact if you take a drive through our short in statue, thus explaining why his maybe ten metres wide. Well, there are millions of stars, but you rural area, most barns aren’t painted at all. ‘little man complex’ resulted in him con- Common sense tells you that if you don’t see most of them. Maybe the red barn theory is just one of quering most of Europe to show the rest could see an object only ten metres wide Noted astrophysicist, Neil deGrasse those old wives tales someone made up of them a thing or two. from space, then you should be able to Tyson said during a lecture, “When you and it stuck. Actually, Napoleon was of average see every 100 metre football and soccer look up in the night sky, you don’t see mil- I’m pretty sure in this day and age, height for a man of his era and country. field on the planet with ease. lions of stars – you see thousands. I’ve ‘old wives tale’ is probably an outdated An English general once referred to him One of my favourites is the myth that a counted them.” phrase. Maybe it’s more appropriate to as ‘that little corporal’, which was intended penny dropped from a great height will kill He also said, “With automatic spell say ‘old person’s tale.’ Although maybe as a derogatory slur regarding his position a person. This one I was taught in science checkers running unleashed over what the word ‘old’ is also discriminatory, so in politics and power. class by a teacher who sternly warned if we compose, our era is that of correctly maybe it should just be ‘person’s tale.’ However, the reference stuck, and for you dropped a penny from a tall building, spelled typos.” Either way, there a lot of fun ‘facts’ we years, people thought Napoleon was a it will go completely through a person’s Who said scientists don’t have a sense all learn that have become somewhat pint-sized dictator ordering all the tall guys head and kill them. He even told us he of humour? muddled over time or just aren’t true. around. knew of a place were people did this and Finally, Thursday the 12th, is just as A few years ago, word got out from Here’s another one - swimming after the pavement below is filled with pennies rare as Friday the 13th. ‘sources’ that you should be drinking a eating causes cramps, and you could that fire into the asphalt at such a speed Go figure. minimum of six, possibly eight, depending drown if you decide to jump in the water they are buried six inches deep. on the authority, glasses of water a day to before letting your food settle. I was taught He was actually a great teacher, but I

China, climate and blame

China took a major stride forward on versible destabilisation of the West climate on Tuesday. President Xi Jin- Antarctic ice sheet (major sea level ping, addressing the annual meeting of rise). the United Nations General Assembly, Xi’s other promise – carbon neu- for the first time committed China to a tral by 2060 – is even worse news. hard target for future greenhouse gas ‘Net-zero by 2050’ is the consensus emissions. long-term goal shared by every major By 2060, he promised, his country country except the United States. Xi is will be carbon neutral (‘net-zero’). After moving China’s goal-posts down by ten that, China will put no more years. That virtually guar- carbon dioxide gas into the antees that the world will atmosphere than it takes out. also miss the never-ex- There was only scattered ceed goal of “well below applause, because only one +2°”. person per country could Going through +2° be in the General Assembly higher average global chamber due to the Covid-19 temperature means pandemic, and the leaders that some tropical and sent recorded speeches. Still, sub-tropical areas will China has never accepted a GWYNNE DYER become lethally hot out- hard target of any kind in the OUR WORLD TODAY doors in the summertime past, so it was a welcome for weeks at a time. Fam- step. ines will spread, refugees will start to Xi also promised that China’s CO2 move by the millions, borders will slam emissions would actually stop rising by shut, and wars become likely. 2030, only ten years from now. It was A torrent of glacial meltwater may especially welcome after the bombast disrupt ocean currents like the Gulf and abuse of US President Donald Stream, causing abrupt climate Trump’s speech. (Trump will pull the changes on land as well. The floods US out of the global climate agreement and hurricanes, droughts and wild- on Nov. 4 if he wins, and maybe even fires will intensify. And there is a risk, if he loses.) real but hard to quantify, that enough Yet joy over the news from China was tipping points will be triggered to send Shelburne hardly unconfined. Most world leaders the global climate off on a self-sustain- understand that Xi’s promises, while ing and irreversible transformation to a long overdue, nevertheless mean the much hotter ‘new normal’. FreePress world will miss the goal of holding the Xi is not really the villain of the piece. rise in average global temperature to He leads a regime whose only claims 1.5° Celsius. on the Chinese public’s support are That was the ‘aspirational’ target nationalism and rising living standards: agreed at the Paris climate summit in the ideology is long dead. He’s knows SUBSCRIBE NOW! 2015, but it was never very likely in that if living standards stall, national- Keep up with what’s happening in your community. reality. Average global temperature is ism alone may not be enough to save already +1.1° higher, and to hold it to Communist rule, so he dares not slow Have your community news delivered right to your home! +1.5° would have required the human the economic growth even to avoid a race to start cutting its total emissions climate disaster. by 7% annually this year. In fact, emis- But every global leader faces the 11 year year = $45.00= $40.00 plus plus HST HST ($47.50) ($42.00) sions are still rising (not all China’s same dilemma to a greater or lesser fault), and there’s no chance that they extent, and that’s why we are where 22 yearsyears = $80.00= $70.00 plus plus HST HST ($84.00) ($73.50) will start heading down soon (mostly we are. We understand the problem, 3 years = plus HST ($110.25) China’s fault). we know how to fix it, but we can’t 3 years$105.00 = $95.00 plus HST ($99.75) The United States is a mature indus- make our political systems move fast trial power with relatively high emissions enough. So the human race is head- (15% of world emissions), but they are ing for a very hard choice ten or fifteen ❍✔ YES, I would like to subscribe to, or renew my subscription to: dropping slowly despite Trump’s efforts years from now. to revive the coal industry. 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For more information about subscribing to the Shelburne Free Press please contact us at 519-925-2832 The SHELBURNE FREE PRESS, Thursday, October 1, 2020 Page 5 Local high school students produce climate mural at CDDHS Written By PAULA BROWN The mural, which was drawn on the side- LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER walks outside of CDDHS, addressed the Fri- days for Future mantra of system change not A Centre Dufferin District High School climate change. (CDDHS) student has taken the initiative “The Fridays for Future organization is locally in the climate crisis discussion, join- asking large companies and governments to ing in the global climate strike by producing re-examine and follow through,” said Cam- a chalk mural drawing. eron. “They’re asking for a system change of “I wanted to raise up the voice of CDDHS large corporations all the way down to the students and let them join the global climate single person to become more environmen- strike that was happening on Friday, all over tally conscientious and do things that will the world,” said Annie Cameron. stop the ever growing climate change crisis.” Annie Cameron is a Grade 12 student at MAPA, or Most Affected People and Areas CDDHS and was the initiator behind the was another aspect of the mural that Cam- drawing of the mural. She along with three eron wanted to highlight awareness to in the other students, created the mural as part climate strike. of the Fridays for Future (FFF) movement, “These are the people that are already fight- started by Swedish environmental activist ing for their future due to climate change,” Greta Thunberg in 2018. The mural was part said Cameron. “Natural disasters are hap- of a global climate strike that took place on pening in their area or somethings affecting Sept. 25, with 3,374 strikes taking place in them and they don’t have the voice.” 134 countries. “Usually these MAPA or most affected “This was a way that we can show hope, people and areas are the ones that have show that we can help and communicate produced or contributed the lead to climate that there are people in Shelburne, students change and they are being affected most.” in Shelburne that believe that this is our The next global strike of Friday for Future PHOTO: PAULA BROWN CLIMATE MURAL: Pictured above, the mural that was produced on the grounds of Cen- future we’re fighting for – we need a system will happen on October 2, for more informa- tre Dufferin District High School in honour of the global Fridays for Future movement, change, not climate change,” said Cameron. tion go to www.fridaysforfuture.org. which has swept across 134 countries across the globe. Sept. 30 marks Orange Shirt Day, honouring residential school survivors Written By PAULA BROWN locally. of the issues that they may or may not have cover the costs. LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER “When we’re looking at residential schools, experienced.” “It is through funding that we’re going to the children were taken at such a young age As it has with many organizations, COVID- be able to get the supports needed for the Orange Shirt Day, an annual project held and so they were never taught the proper 19 has impacted and limited the amount of Indigenous community, especially those suf- on Sept. 30, spreads awareness of Canadian skills for taking care of children because fundraising DCCRC has been able to do. fering with intergenerational trauma,” said residential schools while also honouring res- they never got that when they grew up. Some Sipkema says that now they’ve had to rely Sipkema. “It’s the only way we’re going to idential school survivors and their families, of them had horrible things happen, and it’s on government funding that doesn’t always them the support that they require.” spreading the message that Every Child Mat- repeated again through the families,” said ters. Sipkema. “The Orange Shirt Days are a remembrance Proper counselling, Sipkema says, is a SPRAY FOAM ROOFING for the indigenous residential schools, for the necessity for healing as well as centres such by WMJ Commercial Coatings & Contracting STOP LEAKS NOW! survivors,” said Debbie Sipkema, co-founder as healing circles. 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The date of Sept. 30 marks the time of year that children were taken from their homes. “It is an opportunity to create meaningful X CROSSWORD discussion about the effects of Residential Schools and the legacy they have left behind,” PUZZLE 411 writes the Orange Shirt Day organization on 6. Court excuse their website. “A discussion all Canadians can tune into and create bridges with each 7. Retribution other for reconciliation. A day for survivors 8. Buck or doe to be reaffirmed that they matter and so do 9. Wicker material those that have been affected. Every Child Matters, even if they are an adult, from now 10. Untethered on.” 11. “We ____ a Little Intergenerational trauma has been one of Christmas” the effects left behind by residential schools 12. Clerical garment and, starting this year, Sipkema says will be the focus of the project and fundraising 13. Lassie 14. Poetic work Family behind Haunt 22. Notation 24. Streamlined in the Park wants to 28. Trounce bring Halloween spirit 30. Provoke 31. Flower part to Shelburne, despite 32. Indian pole emblem COVID-19 restrictions 34. Foreground Written By PAULA BROWN 36. Volatile solvent LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER 39. Grain-storage tower While many large major events not run- 40. Bosc or Bartlett ning in town due to COVID-19 protocols, 42. Dress part the family that runs the annual Haunt in the 43. Beginning Park in Shelburne are looking for a way to 45. Land surrounded by water continue the Halloween spirit this year. Jeremey Little, one of the family mem- 46. Numerical ending bers that started the event and organizes it 47. Settee each year, went to Shelburne Town council 48. Woman’s title on Monday (Sept. 28) to ask permission to 50. Despots adapt the event with COVID-19 protocols. Although not able to hold the event at 55. Licorice flavoring Fiddle Park, the family says that they are ACROSS 37. Aboard 73. Ten-four buddy 58. Silly talk looking to have a float, pulled by a truck, 1. Remove 38. Aretha Franklin wanted it 75. Cherish 60. Channel drive through town. The float would be a 5. Hospital area 41. Siamese or tabby 76. On the ____ 61. Deviate way for them to go around and gather dona- tions for the food bank, which they do each 9. Scurried 42. Track broker 77. Forbidding 62. Profession year at the Haunt in the Park event. 12. Formerly 44. Correct 80. 1601, to Caesar 64. Catlike Council asked that they return with a pre- 15. Whitewall, e.g. 47. Dollar division 81. Sink one’s teeth into 65. Eloquent speaker sentation of the plan including further de- 16. Protected, at sea 48. Day’s beginning 82. Glide over snow tails, before making a decision. It’s expect- 69. Not widespread ed that an official presentation will be made 17. Fruit cooler 49. Milk sugar 83. “____ of Destruction” 70. Light bender on Oct. 5, or Oct. 19. 18. Young chap 51. Scoop 84. Word of regret 72. Fix text 19. Draw wages 52. Entrance 85. 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With ATVing (All Terrain Vehicles) becom- ing more popular across the province, there is an increasing demand for places to ride and riding organizations are working on expanding the current trails in the province. ATVs have been around for a few decades now. They started out as utility vehicles for hunters and farmers but people soon real- ized you could drive them just for fun. There are a variety of manufactures who produce several types of vehicles from sin- gle seaters and tandem ATVs to side by side vehicles. There are ATV clubs in pretty much every region across the province. The Ontario Federation of ATV Clubs is recognized as a responsible, safe, and sus- tainable trail stewards. They work with the provincial govern- ment, municipalities, and private land own- ers and partners to keep the trails open. Some ATV riders just go out for day trips while other hard core riders turn it into a real adventure and spend hundreds of miles on the trails. There are quite a few regulations that go along with riding an ATV to ensure the safety of riders and the continuation of the sport. For on-road riders, you must be at least 16 years of age and possess a valid driver’s license. For off-road, riders must be a mini- mum of 12 years old. Helmets must be worn. When on the trails, there is an expectation of riders to behave properly when enjoying their sport. There are several safety course available you can take to learn how to ride safely in all types of terrain. Many trails use former railway line trails.

In the north end of the province some clubs PHOTO: BRIAN LOCKHART use old logging roads as part of their net- SHOW US YOUR ATVs: A group of ATV riders navigate a trail near the Pine River Fishing Area east of Horning’s Mills. There is a vast work. network of trails in Ontario with ATV clubs hoping to expand the network over the next few years. There are hundreds of miles of trails. In Dufferin County you can start out in Oran- You can also head east of the main trail to for fuel, accommodations, and other things Similar to snowmobiling, ATV riding geville and make your way all the way up to connect with trails north of Barrie. you might need along the way. requires a permit to go on the trails which Owen Sound following an old railway trail There are a lot of fun spots along the way, ATVing is a growing sport with more riders helps fund trail maintenance. almost the entire way. and a proper ATV map will list stopping areas joining clubs every year.

PHOTO: BRIAN LOCKHART OUT ON THE WATER: With the cooler fall weather approaching, time’s running out for many outdoor summer activities. Jaime and Daniela take advantage of WELCOME TO LIFE the warm weather to go for paddle in their canoe on the lake at the Island Lake AT YOUR OWN PACE. Conservation area on Saturday, September 26.

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DZ ServiceFull/Part Purchasing, Time Selling, Merchandising,MustMust be Answering befit, fit, energetic, energetic, questions versatile constantly. &Stocking company looking for young, enthusiastic sales representatives. extremelyShelves,& extremely Pricing, customer customer Helping orientated. oriented. customers Experience Experience load and Shippinghelpful. helpful. & lassifieds Quality antique and vintage items, as well lassifiedsC Receiving are only some of the many duties required. A rewarding,C lucrative opportunity for the right candidate. Please call Fred or Johnny 519.925.2832 • Fax: 519-925-5500 • [email protected] as craft table. Outdoors, masks and KnowledgePlease & Experience call Fred in Farm or & Johnny Garden Products a 519.925.2832 • Fax: 519-925-5500 • [email protected] Email, or call us for pricing. Classified cut-offEmail, time or is call 12 uspm for Tuesday pricing. Classified cut-off time is 12 pm Tuesday social distancing required. big must. WorkingHamilton Saturdays Bros is also a must. 2047 Glen HuronAsk forRoad, Fred Glen or Huron, Joseph. ONT. LOM 1L0 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Phone 705-466-2244 Fax 705-466-2122 Primrose United Church, Email: [email protected]. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Tel: 705 466 2244 • Fax: 705 466 2122 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 468281 30th Sideroad, Mono. Website: www.HamiltonBros.ca CENTRE DUFFERIN RECREATION COMPLEX CENTRE DUFFERIN RECREATION COMPLEX email:(Only [email protected] serious applicants need apply) DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Applications are being received for the positions of: Applications are being received for the positions of: www.hamiltonbros.ca 2020 Seasonal Summer Season-June through August 2020 Seasonal Summer Season-June through August 519-925-9136 Think you can sell? SUMMER CAMP HEAD COUNSELOR and Think• Tour you groups of studentscan through sell? houses and apartmentsSUMMER to rent CAMPthem HEADout for COUNSELOR and Come join a dynamic, fastSUMMER paced, CAMPgrowing COUNSELOR entrepreneurial SUMMER CAMP COUNSELOR Come join a dynamic,the annual fast paced, rental growing campaign. entrepreneurial The CDRC Board of Management is seeking positive, team-oriented individuals to fill theThe CDRC Board of Management is seeking positive, team-oriented individuals to fill the companyabove looking mentioned for positions. young, Under enthusiastic the direction of sales the Recreation representatives. Program Coordinator, theabove mentioned positions. Under the direction of the Recreation Program Coordinator, the company looking for young, enthusiastic sales representatives. successful candidates will be involved in a diverse range of job activities to provide successfulsuccessful candidates will be involved in a diverse range of job activities to provide successful AUCTIONS • Plan, Prepare and Execute Advertising andA rewarding, Marketingsummer day lucrative camp Material programs. opportunity Thefor successful the for annual candidatesthe right rentalmust candidate. be available campaign. to work scheduled summer day camp programs. The successful candidates must be available to work scheduled A rewarding, lucrative opportunity for the right candidate. weekday shifts and attend all scheduled staff meetings and training sessions prior to and weekday shifts and attend all scheduled staff meetings and training sessions prior to and during the summer season. The positions will require some physical requirements and requiresduring the summer season. The positions will require some physical requirements and requires • Complete all necessary paperwork involved instrong lease interpersonal signing and communication and payment skills in order to work well with other staff, children,strong interpersonal and communication skills in order to work well with other staff, children, volunteers, parents and the general public. A background in child supervision and recreationvolunteers, parents and the general public. A background in child supervision and recreation collection for newly rented units. would be an asset. would be an asset. Full details for all these positions including hours of work and wage ranges, are available on DUTIES ANDFull RESPONSIBILITIES: details for all these positions including hours of work and wage ranges, are available on DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:• Work with all current tenants in completing necessarythe Town of Shelburne paperwork website at www.shelburne.cafor renewal units the Town of Shelburne website at www.shelburne.ca • Tour groups of students through houses and apartments to rent them out for • Tour groups of students through houses and apartmentsCROSSWORD to rent them out for CROSSWORD the annual rental campaign. Resumes for the XSummer Camp Head Counselor and Summer Camp Counselor positions will Auction Sale the annual rental campaign. Resumes for the XSummer Camp Head Counselor and Summer Camp Counselor positions will • Plan, Preparebe received and Execute until 3:00pm Advertising on Friday, and Marketing January Material24, 2020 for by the email annual or in rental person, campaign. addressed to:be received until 3:00pm on Friday, January 24, 2020 by email or in person, addressed to: • Plan, Prepare and Execute Advertising and Marketing Material for the annual rental campaign. PUZZLE NO. 447 • Complete all necessaryEXPECTATIONS: paperwork involved in lease signing and payment • CompletePUZZLEKim all Fraser,necessary NO. Facility paperwork 447 Administration involved in Manager, lease signing Centre and Dufferin payment Recreation Complex Kim Fraser, Facility Administration Manager, Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex 200 Fiddle Park Lane,5. Shelburne, Venture ON L9V 3C9 Email: [email protected] 5. Venture for the Estate of collection for newly rented units. collection200 for Fiddle newly Parkrented Lane, units. Shelburne, ON L9V 3C9 Email: [email protected] Vern Rice • Have a positive attitude Please note position applying for on cover page. Please note position applying for on cover page. 6. Shocked 6. Shocked • Work with all current tenants in completing necessary paperwork for renewal units • Work with allWe currentthank all tenants applicants in for completing their interest necessary and advise paperworkthat only those for selected renewal for unitsan interview will be contacted We thank all applicants for their interest and advise that only those selected for an interview will be contacted CROSSWORD7. Infant’s shoe X 7. Infant’s shoe • Willing to work hard and enjoy rewards in a team environment 8. Grave Saturday October 3, at 9:30am (One Mans Collectibles!)EXPECTATIONS: EXPECTATIONS: AUCTIONS 8. Grave AUCTIONS • Have a positive attitude 9. By any chance Directions: located at the four corners in the Village of Gibraltar, The Blue Mountains, ON. From the town• Have a positive attitude• Willing to take chances and learn from your peers 9. By any chance • Willing to work hard and enjoy rewards in a team environment • Willing toPUZZLE work hard and enjoy rewardsKIDD 411 in a FAMILYteam environment AUCTIONS 10.KIDD Voided volleyFAMILY AUCTIONS 10. Voided volley of Feversham go north 6 km to Osprey/Blue Mountain Townline. Turn right • Willing to take chances and learn from your peers • Willing toCOLLECTIBLES, take chances and learn ANTIQUES, from your peers COINS, MILITARIA, JEWELRY, VINTAGE TOYS!!COLLECTIBLES, ANTIQUES,11. Brotherly COINS, MILITARIA, JEWELRY, VINTAGE TOYS!! 11. Brotherly LIVE & ON-LINE AUCTION, LIVE & ON-LINE AUCTION, 6. Court excuse DATE: JAN 18TH12. Oak10 AM fruit START. PREVIEW: FRI JAN 17TH FROM 3-6 PM. 12. Oak fruit (NE) and go 4.9km to the 4th Line. Then left onto 4th line & 3.7km into the village of Gibraltar. DESIRED SKILLS & EXPERIENCE:DESIRED SKILLS & EXPERIENCE: DESIRED SKILLSDATE: & EXPERIENCE: JAN 18TH 10 AM START. PREVIEW: FRI JAN 17TH FROM 3-6 PM. IF YOU CAN’T ATTEND IN PERSON BID WITH CONFIDENCE VIA IF YOU CAN’T13. Smell, ATTEND e.g. IN PERSON BID WITH CONFIDENCE VIA 13. Smell, e.g. • Sales Driven • Sales Driven 7. Retribution OR From Collingwood take Sixth St(becomes Cty Rd 32) west to Cty Rd 19. Then left(south) and follow Cty • Sales Driven WWW.ICOLLECTOR.COM 14. Fold WWW.ICOLLECTOR.COM 14. Fold • Work well in results based environment • Work well in results based environment 218 COLLINGWOOD ST, CREEMORE. CREEMORE ARENA HALL. 218 COLLINGWOOD ST, CREEMORE. CREEMORE ARENA HALL. 24. Detached 8. Buck24. Detached or doe Rd 19 for 5.7km to 4th Line. The left(south)1.9km to Village of Gibraltar. • Goal Oriented • Work well in results based environment • Goal OrientedFeaturing many, great treasures from a large number of consignors. Many thanks to all!!Featuring many, great treasures from a large number of consignors. Many thanks to all!! Visit our website for PHOTOS AND MORE. 25. Jack-Visit our or websiteJill-of-all-trades for PHOTOS AND MORE. 25. Jack- or Jill-of-all-trades • Great Personal Skills • Great PersonalTerms: Skills Cash, debit; chq, visa, MC. No buyer’s premium for live bidders. 5% fee for onlineTerms: Cash, debit; chq, visa, MC. No buyer’s premium for live bidders. 5% fee for online 9. Wicker material Tractors & Trucks: MF 35; MF 35 with loader, not running; MF 12 lawn mower, cab, front mount snow- bidders.27. Dill,Do you formerly have treasures that you’re ready to part with? 27. Dill, formerly • Some Sales Skills• Preferred Goal but Oriented would be • Some Sales Skills Preferredbidders. but would Do you be have treasures that you’re ready to part with? Call, Text, or Email Anytime. 29. Yawn-producingCall, Text, or mood Email Anytime. 29. Yawn-producing mood blower; Ford 8N-not running; Gravely, cab, front mount blade; BMC tractor, diesel, not running; 1957 GMCwilling to train the right candidate willing to train the right candidate 10. Untethered 31. “____ Window” 31. “____ Window” heavy trucks; 1958 Chev heavy truck Farm Rel/Shop: Champ generator-new; YW snowblower; 4’ snow• Marketing- and/or •Communication Great Personal Skills • Marketing and/or Communication education would be a great fi t education would be a great fi t (Hitchcock film) 11. “We (Hitchcock ____ film) a Little blower; Ridgid floor drill press; Wisconsin motors; buzz saw; hay wagon; Stihl MS 170 chainsaw; bench • Some Sales Skills Preferred but would be 33. Part of a circle 33. Part of a circle Christmas” grinder; bank saw; chop saw; Homelite chainsaw; Honda motor; elec wood splitter; kerosene heater; B&SCOMPENSATION: willing to train the right candidate COMPENSATION: 34. Petrify 34. Petrify power source(with plow, trailer, cultiv); 1-axle trailer, steel sides; asst tools, power tools & hardware; (2)MFBase + Commission Base + Commission 35. Indian’s abode 35. Indian’s abode WWW.KIDDFAMILYAUCTIONS.COM 12. Clerical garment WWW.KIDDFAMILYAUCTIONS.COM 36. Like a popular hot cereal 36. Like a popular hot cereal & (1)homemade riding mowers-not running; 3 wheeler-parts; 4 wheeler-parts; (15)pcs metal fencing; metal • Marketing and/or Communication [email protected] [email protected] 519-938-7499 38. Poet’s black519-938-7499 13. Lassie38. Poet’s black work bench; wood splitter with trailer & motor; qty blk metal soffit; metal shelving; & much much more! education would be a great fi t 39. Weird 39. Weird Misc/HH/Ant: (30)die cast cars; (A): collectibles glassware, clock, crocks, hand pump; piano; cabinets; asst 14. Poetic work AUCTION SALE AUCTION40. Black SALE 40. Black household; homemade wood truck, wood boat; asst toys; more items being discovered daily; Lots to see here!Let’s Talk. Let’s Talk. 41. Physique, for short 22. Notation41. Physique, for short COMPENSATION: For the Estate of the Late Don Arthur ofFor the Estate43. Favorable of trait the Late Don Arthur of 43. Favorable trait Preview: Friday Oct 2, 1-6pm Order of Sale: Wagonload, Misc/Household/Antiques, Shop/Farm Related, TractorsEMAIL RESUME FOR CONSIDERATION: EMAIL RESUME FOR CONSIDERATION: [email protected] + Commission [email protected] Lake plus inclusions Elliot44. Liver Lakepaste plus inclusions 24. Streamlined44. Liver paste 46. Moved speedily 46. Moved speedily Copyright © 2008, Penny Press **SOCIAL DISTANCING IS TO BE OBSERVED AT ALL TIMES. Sale Held at Township of Amaranth CopyrightRec. © 2008,HallSale Penny Press Held 48.at Customers Township of Amaranth Rec. Hall 28. Trounce48. Customers 51. Ammonia derivative ACROSSEm.#374028 6th32. Line Put in order Amaranth L9W74. Daybreak 0M6ACROSSEm.#37402851. Ammonia 6th32. derivativeLine Put in order Amaranth L9W74. Daybreak 0M6 30. Provoke54. Facts, briefly MASK/FACE COVERING IS REQUIRED. 1. Directions:Summer resort for Comekids west34. Withered of Laurel on 10 76.Sideroad Boor 1. Directions:Summerof resort for 54. Comekids Facts, brieflywest34. Withered of Laurel on 10 76.Sideroad Boor of 55. Zodiac sign 5. AmaranthActor Coleman, (also shortly Dufferin35. Printer Cty. supply Rd. 10) for 1 mile77. Steep to flaxLine5. AmaranthActor 6 Coleman, (also shortly55. Zodiac Dufferin sign35. Printer Cty. supply Rd. 10) for 1 mile77. Steep to flaxLine 6 31. Flower part SALE IS LIMITED TO 100 PERSONS.** 58. Gooey stuff 58. Gooey stuff 8. turn____-service North. The township37. Wine Rec bottle Hall is on left,78. Em.#374028 “The Ten8. turn____-service North. The township37. Wine Rec bottle Hall is on left,78. Em.#374028 “The Ten 60. Gown trim 12. “Cleopatra” menace 41. Suitor Commandments,”12. “Cleopatra” e.g. menace60. Gown trim41. Suitor Commandments,” e.g. 32. Indian pole emblem 63. Dreadful Contact: Bryan Rice (705) 828-4578 15. ConcertoFRIDAY instrument JANUARY42. Tailless rodent10TH AT 10:0080. Race, A.M. as 15.a motor ConcertoFRIDAY instrument 63.JANUARY Dreadful42. Tailless rodent10TH AT 10:0080. Race, A.M. as a motor 64. For each 34. Foreground64. For each Town of Shelburne 16.Cars: BeforeTown now1966 of Shelburne Valiant Convertible45. Audio receiver272V8, P.S. P.B auto,81. Ballerina’s frame16. off shortCars: Before skirt now1966 Valiant Convertible45. Audio receiver272V8, P.S. P.B auto,81. Ballerina’s frame off short skirt Auctioneers: Kevin McArthur (519) 942-0264 • Scott Bessey (519) 843-5083 FOR RENT FOR RENT 65. Destiny Let’s Talk. 17.restoration Transmission 20ending years ago;47. mechanical Visual good. (Don’s82. Pride Wrestling & Joy);17. surfacerestoration Transmission 20ending years65. Destiny ago;47. mechanical Visual good. (Don’s82. Pride Wrestling & Joy); surface 36. Volatile solvent www.theauctionadvertiser.com/KMcArthur - full listing & photos SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS 18.1961 CartoonSCHOOL Pontiac frame CROSSING Parisienne GUARDS 49. 4dr. Flavor V8 auto, P.S. & P.B.; 83.1961 Gaunt Corvair18.1961 Cartoon Pontiac frame Parisienne66. Utopian 49. 4dr. Flavor V8 auto, P.S. & P.B.; 83.1961 Gaunt Corvair 66. Utopian EMAILNEEDED RESUME FORSHARED CONSIDERATION: OFFICE TO RENT NEEDED SHARED OFFICE TO RENT 67. Dull finish 19.4dr. Leading Std.trans. both run &50. drive; Baby insect a large quantity of84. Snap Chef’s on sculpture 19.4dr. Leading Std.trans. both run &50. drive; Baby insect a large quantity of84. Snap Chef’s on sculpture 39. Grain-storage67. Dull finish tower The Town of Shelburne will receive applications with Why pay high overheads!The Town of Shelburne will receive applications with Why pay high overheads! 68. Dalmatian pup 68. Dalmatian pup resumes for relief [email protected] guard positions for the resumes20. forTools; Itrelief comes crossing tool after guard boxes;pi positions forBlue the Point;52. Low Mastercraft;grade Air guns;85. Auricularwrenches;20.Tools; It comes tool after boxes;pi Blue Point;52. Low Mastercraft;grade Air guns;85. Auricularwrenches; PRIME LOCATION ON PRIME LOCATION ON 70. Crucial 40. Bosc or Bartlett school season. You must be able to work school days, school season.21.Boxes Kind You must of berayof able Dale to work Earnhardt school days, 53. collector Gossiper, attoys; times Snap-On tools;86. Libation Good21. Boxes Kind of rayof Dale Earnhardt53. collector Gossiper, attoys; times Snap-On tools;86. Libation Good 70. Crucial Monday to Friday at 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. MAIN STREET IN SHELBURNE Monday to Friday at 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. MAIN STREET IN SHELBURNE 71. Glossy fabric 71. Glossy fabric and 2:45 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Suit accountant/realtor/lawyer etc. 22.andWrench; “Assault 2:45 p.m. ____ to Earnhardt 4:00 Queen”: p.m. 2pictures; 56. MannerSuit Jewellery; accountant/realtor/lawyer Pocket Watches;87. Fidgety etc. Canada 22.Wrench; “Assault ____ Earnhardt Queen”: 2pictures; 56. Manner Jewellery; Pocket Watches;87. Fidgety Canada 72. Bring out 42. Dress72. Bring partout These times may vary based on Share with media company Thesewds. times may vary based on 57. Conductor’sShare withcolleague media company88. Lair wds. 57. Conductor’s colleague 88. Lair Clean, Renovated Office Silver dollars; US Silver Dollars CC; Native items, plus quantitySilver dollars; US Silver Dollars CC; Native items, plus quantity location within Town. 23. “____location Daughter” within Town. Clean, Renovated Office 74. Emulate Estefan 74. Emulate Estefan Rent includes all utilities of Marilyn Monroe items,59. Strangeetc. Rent includes all utilities89. Hereditary23. unitof “____ Marilyn Daughter” Monroe items,59. Strangeetc. 89. Hereditary unit 43. Beginning We will be looking for permanent guards once We will be (Stanwyck looking for permanent film) guards once 61. Took off (Stanwyck film) 75. Nykvist or61. Hedin Took off 75. Nykvist or Hedin the new subdivisions are occupied and first preference Call the new subdivisionsTerms: are occupied Cash and or first known preference cheque with properCall ID only. M/C, Terms: Cash or known cheque with proper ID only. M/C, 79. Tablet 45. Land79. Tablet surrounded by water will be given to relief guards. 519-925-2832 or 519-216-1021 24.willVisa Plume be given & to Interac; relief guards. 10% Buyer’s62. Tribal519-925-2832 Premium. medium Neither or 519-216-1021 theDOWN owner nor24.Visa Plume & Interac; 10% Buyer’s62. Tribal Premium. medium Neither theDOWN owner nor Current paygrade range is $18.69 - $21.25 per hour Current paygrade range is $18.69 - $21.25 per hour 81. Garb 26.Auctioneer Foot bones will be responsible65. Geisha’s for garb accident or property1. Small loss. band26. Foot bones 65. Geisha’s garb 1. Small band 81. Garb Applications can be submitted to the attention SERVICES FOR SALE SERVICES FOR SALE Auctioneer will be responsible for accident or property loss. 46. Numerical ending Applications28. Water can be mammal submitted to the attention 68. Airshow maneuver 2. Astern 28. Water mammal 68. Airshow maneuver 2. Astern of the undersigned. Note:of the undersigned. Full list on www.theauctionadvertiser.com/RSevern, PLEASE ….. MARK YOUR CALENDARS. CONTRACTOR RE- Note: Full list on www.theauctionadvertiser.com/RSevern, HANDYMAN. You need it, 30. Brown quickly 69.HANDYMAN. Stop You need it, CONTRACTOR3. Somewhat RE- 30. wet Brown quickly 69. Stop 3. Somewhat wet 47. Settee Patti Hossie I can do it for a fair price.. PAIRS, restores, Jacks up, www.auctionsontario.ca,Patti Hossie & Iwww.severnauctions.wixsite.com/severn can do it for a fair price.. PAIRS, restores, Jacks up, www.auctionsontario.ca, & www.severnauctions.wixsite.com/severn It’s time to consign!! Town of Shelburne Call Terry. 519 925 4310 dismantles Farm buildings, 31. CheesemakingTown of Shelburne ingredient 73.Call Modify Terry. 519 925 4310 dismantles Farm4. Pig’sbuildings, enclosure 31. Cheesemaking ingredient 73. Modify 4. Pig’s enclosure 203 Main Street East Homes, Cottages Roofing, 203 Main Street East Bob SevernHomes, Cottages Auctioneer Roofing, Bob Severn Auctioneer 48. Woman’s title KIDD FAMILY AUCTIONS wants you to be part of the excitement. Shelburne, ON Siding, Doors, Windows, Shelburne, ON Siding, Doors, Windows, L9V 3K7 REMEMBER Beams, Posts, Peers, Foun- L9V 3K7 REMEMBERShelburne Beams, Posts,519-925-2091 Peers, Foun- Shelburne 519-925-2091 [email protected] YOUR LOVED dations, Concretework. [email protected] YOUR LOVED dations, Concretework. 50. Despots Eavestroughing, Decks, Eavestroughing, Decks, CALL, TEXT OR EMAIL ANYTIME w ww.kiddfamilyauctions.com ONES IN BIRTHDAYS BIRTHDAYS Docks, Sheds.Fencing In- CROSSWORD SOLUTIONONES IN Docks, Sheds.Fencing In- CROSSWORD SOLUTION 55. Licorice flavoring FOR RENT FOR RENT A SPECIAL WAY stalled or Replaced, FORor RENT FOR RENT A SPECIAL WAY stalled or Replaced, or 519-938-7499/1315 Fixed. Call Brian Mc curdy Fixed. Call Brian Mc curdy IN 519 986 1781 IN TH TH DENNIS OR LYN LARGE MASTER BED- APARTMENTS FOR LARGE MASTERACROSS BED- APARTMENTS FOR HAPPY519 37.80 986 1781 Aboard BIRTHDAY 73. Ten-fourHAPPY buddy 80 BIRTHDAY 58. Silly talk ROOM for rent in farm- RENT IN SHELBURNE. MEMORIAMS Shelburne ROOM for rent in farm- RENT IN SHELBURNE. MEMORIAMS Shelburne @KIDDFAMILYAUCTIONS.COM house on 200 acres. Has Starting at $950 per month $35 + HST house on 200 acres. Has Starting at $950 per month inc. appliances and A/C. 1. Remove $35 + HST 38. Aretha Franklin wanted it 75. Cherish walk in closet, balcony, FreePrewalksOBITUARIESs in closet, balcony, inc. appliances and A/C. GEORGEFreePress GEORGE 60. Channel private en suite with double Parking, first and last and For all yourprivate en suite with double Parking, first and last and For all your refs req. Call 647 527 4503 sinks, and Jacuzzi tub. Full MEMORIAMadvertising needssinks, in the and Jacuzzi tub. Full refs req. Call 647 527 4503 advertising needs in the COTTAGES FOR RENT, 5. Hospital area MEMORIAM41. Siamese or tabby 76. On the ____ 61. Deviate UPCOMING SALES!! use of luxury kitchen, with SHELBURNE AREAuse of luxury kitchen, with COTTAGES FOR RENT, NEALSHELBURNE AREA NEAL booking now For spring/ 1 other person. Beautiful call Debbie Freeman1 other at person. Beautiful booking now For spring/ call Debbie Freeman at summer RENTALS with an setting Grand Valley, 15 our Shelburne settingoffi ce: Grand Valley,9. 15Scurried summer RENTALS with an 42. Track broker 77. Forbidding option to buy 519 925 6948 Jelly our Shelburne offi ce: 62. Profession mins from Orangeville. Lots mins from Orangeville. Lots option to buy 519 925 6948 Jelly of parking off beaten track. 519-925-2832 519-925-2832 OCT 2 - FARM AUCTION OF EQUIPMENT & REAL ESTATE RENOVATED TOWN In loving memory of our of parking off beaten track. RENOVATED TOWN No pets. Available Jan 15th, or 519-216-1021 12. Formerly In loving memory of our44.or 519-216-1021 Correct 80. 1601, to Caesar 64. Catlike HOUSE, Shelburne, with No pets. Available Jan 15th, HOUSE, Shelburne, with Please join us to celebrate first and last required. MustBospoort, Willem dear mom, Helen(Bill) BAX, SIETS dear mom, Helen Please join us to celebrate bedroom for rent. Fully fur- first and last required. Must bedroom for rent. Fully fur- OCT 23 - ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & HOUSEHOLD SALE see. Suit working couple. All and dear Grandma and nished, shared washroom/ see. Suit working couple.15. All Whitewall, nished, shared washroom/ e.g. and dear GrandmaGeorge’s and47. 80th Dollar birthday! division 81. Sink George’sone’s teeth 80th birthday!into inclusive except wifi. Grandpa Howard. 65. Eloquent speaker Bospoort,Kitchen. JamesWillem st north (Bill) passed away peacefully atinclusive Mat- except wifi. Kitchen. James st north Grandpa Howard. OCT 30 - HOBBY FARM AUCTION OF EQUIP & HOUSEHOLD $1,000. 519 943 3297 Passed away peacefully on Wednesday,A come and September go afternoon A come and go afternoon opp foodland. Patio/deck/ $1,000. 519 943 3297 opp foodland. Patio/deck/ thewsparking. House No pets. Hospice No smok- on SeptemberYou are forever 20, 2020 in our in hearts, his 90th 16. Protected, at sea 48. Day’s beginning 82. Glide over snow 69. Not widespread NOV 6 - LARGE FARM EQUIPMENT SALE 1 BED BASEMENT 1 BED BASEMENT23, 2020parking. Noat pets. Headwaters No smok- HealthYou are foreverCare1 to Centre in4 ourpm hearts, Saturday, in her 1 to 4 pm Saturday, APARTMENT for rentyear. ing. Bill Suit singlewas professional born in the whereNetherlands we hold many on wonderfulMarchAPARTMENT 4th, for rent ing. Suit single professional where we hold many wonderful on William Street $725 In- person. Available June 1st. on William Street 17.$72595th In Fruit- person. year. cooler Available Beloved June 1st. wife of the lateFebruary Bert49. Bax Milk 1st(1996). at sugarthe 83. “____ Februaryof Destruction” 1st at the cludes 5x appliances Ideal memories. memories. 70. Light bender NOV 26 & 27 & 28 - STRAIGHT SHOOTER SALE FOR FIREARMS 1931Refs where first /last hereq.$700 lived PER with his parents, 3 brothers cludesand 5x1 appliances Ideal Refs first /last req.$700 PER for Single person or semi re- Shelburne Curling Club. Shelburne Curling Club. MONTH 905 877 1740 / 519 Miss you for Single person or semiDevoted re- MONTH 905mother 877 1740 / 519 of Adrian (Gail) Bax, Edward Bax tired.Parking for 1 car. NONsister. After serving in the military, he emigrated from ADVERSTISING Miss you ADVERSTISING LATE DEC - ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 217 5424 Darlene, Debbie, Denise, Fredtired.Parking for 1 18.car. NON Young 217 5424 chap 51. Scoop 84. Word of regret 72. Fix text smokers and NO PETS Call smokers and NO PETS Call Darlene,Your Debbie, presence Denise, is Freda gift to him. 519 925 3635 Holland to Canada in 1952, thinkingand heFamilies. would never see (predeceased, 2012), Dorothy Bax (Niko Djitabe), Your presence is a gift to him. JAN 8 - GAS / OIL & ADVERTISING AUCTION 519 925 3635 LOCALLY WORKS and Families. LOCALLY WORKS his Dutch family again, with only one small trunk and a 19.Betty Draw (Roger) wages Egger, Hilda (Herb) Service52. Entranceand Al- 85. Promptly 74. Pager sound

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Serious offense FOR RENT FIREWOOD PRAYERS many friends along the way and “is an example to all of Friends were received at the Jack & Thompson Fu- us of how to live life, how to be a husband, father and 25.neral Motion Home of on the Monday, ocean September 28,59. 2020 Burning from substance 81. Enjoin APARTMENTS FOR .DRY HARDWOOD. Personal Prayer to the friend.” Bill made life an adventure with Isabel (Raeburn) Holy Spirit, 26.10-11 Fixed a.m. habit The funeral service followed61. in Threaded the fu- fastener DOWN RENT IN SHELBURNE. 2 Years SEASONED,. Holy Spirit his wife of 63 years, his 3 children Patrick (Lisa Price), You make me see every- neral home chapel at 11:00 a.m. Interment took Starting at $950 per month inc. $370/ bush cord. FREE Kathleen Ewen (Kevin), Bobbi Ferguson (Brian) and 6 27. Tender meat cut 63. Data 1. Oversee thing and show me the appliances and A/C. Parking, delivery and Volume dis- place at Shelburne Cemetery. If desired, donations way to reach my ideal. You grand children; Kyle (Linsey Beckett), Raeburn (Adriano first and last and refs req. Call 28.to Clod Headwaters Health Care Centre would66. be Bill appre of- fare 2. Break count. Complete Woodlot who give the divine gift to Bertuzzo), Remi, Samantha Cowell (Nick McParland), 647 527 4503 ciated. Online condolences and donations may be Management, 519-986- forgive and remember the Aidan and Cael. We are so sad to lose you but take com- 29. Very fine rain 67. Lived 3. Boo-boo list fort in knowing that your last journey was as you lived placed at www.jackandthompsonfuneralhome.com. 2 BEDROOM APART- 2474 wrong that evil inflicts upon your life…on your own terms. 33. Diamond decision 68. Matterhorn’s range 4. Animal’s home MENT in Shelburne. 4 ap- me, and who is with me in The family would like to express their sincere grat- Private Family Funeral entrusted to the Dods & McNair pliances. Free parking. No all instances of my life. I, in please 35.itude Extremely to the Shelburne thin Long Term Care71. Home Before and of yore 5. Mackerel this short dialogue, want Funeral Home, Chapel & Reception Centre, Orangeville smoking, no pets. Available Headwaters Hospital for the wonderful care and to thank You for everything Public webcast of funeral is available for viewing on September 1st. Call 705- recyclethis paper! friendships made. and confirm once more that I Monday, September 28, 2020 at 2:30 p.m. 435-2131 never want to separate from Shelburne Donations to Matthews House Hospice will be greatly You, no matter how great the FreePress appreciated. SERVICES 519.925.2832 material desire may be. My A tree will be planted in memory of Bill in the Dods CROSSWORD SOLUTION desire is to be with You and & McNair Memorial Forest at the Island Lake Conser- HANDYMAN. You need it, I my loved ones in Your per- vation Area, Orangeville. The next annual dedication can do it for a fair price.. Call petual glory. Amen. 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The SHELBURNE FREE PRESS, Thursday, October 1, 2020 Page 9 Museum staffer’s journey from land of entertainment to history Written By BRIAN LOCKHART ming. “Ziggy Lawrence (TV personality and host) You never know where your career path and I were the first switchettes, (switch- will take you. board operator) which were the reception- When Nanci Malek, event, promotions, ists and hostesses in the building at the and marketing coordinator, at the Museum reception desk,” Nanci explained. “I ended of Dufferin decided to move from Toronto to up going into the entertainment department Horning’s Mills in 2008, it was a big change. of the show ‘Toronto Rocks’. I worked on Going from the skyscrapers of the ‘Big that for years. Then I left City and went on Smoke’ to the idyllic setting of a small vil- to YTV and was doing music producing and lage may seem like a stretch, but Nanci had directing. I was there for about five years no problem adjusting to her new surround- then broke out and went on to record labels.” ings. She ran her own promotions and pub- She started YTV with a big on-air promo- licity company for the entertainment indus- tion working with the late film star John try from her home. Candy. With a background in promotions and Working in the record industry took her marketing and a huge interest in history, into a whole different world of celebrity, she was a perfect fit for the position at the entertainment, and rock stars. museum. “I did publicity, album launches, media, She organizes events at the museum styling, all those type of things.” PHOTO: BRIAN LOCKHART and does the marketing and promotions to Nanci worked with top name performers A WEALTH OF EXPERIENCE: Museum of Dufferin event, promotions, and marketing let people know what is happening there. and still calls many of them friends. co-ordinator, Nanci Malek, makes sure the public knows what is happening at the local Nanci starts planning her events months in She worked with singer song writer, Gor- history museum. advance. don Lightfoot, band Deep Purple, Roger “It’s a great place to work,” Nanci said. Hodgson from the band Supertramp, singer sider. Nanci had to be aware of everything She eventually decided to leave the indus- “We have a great team that is smart and songwriter Ron Sexsmith, and “hundreds of from nearby hospitals to local mechanics in try, saying that although she enjoyed many really passionate about what they do. A North American and British artists.” case of a tour bus breakdown. years of living a hectic lifestyle, it was time lot of our staff have been museum study She worked as the publicist for Ron- A charismatic and friendly person by for something else. trained – these people really know what nie Wood and Charlie Watts of the Rolling nature, she had no difficulty mixing with the “It was a crazy life,” Nanci said. “I don’t they are doing and offer incredible talent to Stones when they were in Canada, as well elite of the music industry. think being in the music industry for a long the museum.” as renowned guitarist Jeff Beck, legendary One night she was at an industry party and time is healthy. It’s not glamorous. I needed While her current work at the museum blues guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan, and saw Bob Dylan sitting by himself in a corner to be out in the country,” she said of the is interesting and challenging, Nanci’s pre- Canadian bluesman Jeff Healey. of the room. Apparently most of the people move to Horning’s Mills. “The touring aspect vious work in the entertainment world is a “I’ve worked with every style of music,” at the party were so intimidated by his pres- of it can really wear on you.” fascinating story on it’s own. Nanci explained. “I was the publicist for the ence that no one was speaking to him. Although working at the museum isn’t She started her career as a ‘switchette’ at Canadian Brass and Ashley MacIsaac.” Nanci went over to him, sat down and quite as fast paced as getting a touring band City-TV in Toronto in 1978, when that TV sta- Part of her job was working with touring introduced herself. from city to city, Nanci enjoys her work and tion was just starting and making waves in bands. When you have an entire band and “We had a nice chat. He’s a lovely man,” uses her skills to promote the many events the industry through their unique program- entourage on the road, there’s a lot to con- she said. the museum has each year.

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