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Former Olympic gold medal coach Barrie Shepley (inset, middle right) hosted a viewing party at the C3 James Dick Beach with mothers of the Canadian Women’s Soccer Team. Melsadie Buchanan (inset, left) is the mother of Kadeisha Buchanan, Robin Prince (inset, middle right) is the mother of Nichelle Prince, and Tina Lawrence (right) is the mother of Caledon’s own Ashley Lawrence. With a 10-foot TV on the beach, fans of women’s soccer came to cheer on the Canadian women. Lawrence will be coming home to Caledon in the next week with her gold medal—she won bronze in 2012 in London, bronze in 2016 in Rio, and now has a gold from Tokyo. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS

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BY ROB PAUL Garafraxa Woods, Marsville, Orton, Prices Corner and Craigsholme with high-speed fibre optic inter- Construction of broadband infrastructure has be- net. The internet is no longer a luxury so we must gun in Dufferin County, which will soon connect continue to connect rural communities and every more than 250 homes and businesses to fast, reli- family with broadband internet.” able internet service. The governments of Canada and Ontario are This will help create more economic and edu- each contributing more than $63 million to SWIFT cational opportunities in rural, remote and under- through the New Building Canada Fund’s Provin- served areas of the county. cial-Territorial Infrastructure Component—Small The Governments of Canada and Ontario each Communities Fund of the Investing in Canada committed more than $470,000 to fund broad- Plan. band expansion projects that will deliver fast, reli- “The pandemic has proven that access to high- able internet service in the communities of Garaf- speed internet is no longer a luxury but a necessity CONTRIBUTED PHOTO raxa Woods, Marsville, Orton, Prices Corner and for all Ontarians,” said Lisa Thompson, Minister Craigsholme. of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. “Families ille Creek, where more than 270 residents and busi- federal and provincial governments for their ongo- “This critical investment in high-speed internet need internet to do their work and for school and nesses are now able to access fast, reliable internet ing support as we continue to work together to ac- infrastructure ensures more people can connect, businesses need broadband to stay connected and service. celerate the expansion of broadband infrastructure work, and study, especially during COVID-19,” compete in a global marketplace. These projects in This fibre-optic network will bring high-speed across Southwestern Ontario.” said Bryan May, Member of Parliament for Cam- The Town of Caledon and Dufferin County are im- internet access to more than 840 homes and busi- Caledon has long dealt with connectivity bridge, on behalf of the Honourable Maryam Mon- portant steps forward in our government’s plan to nesses in the Town of Caledon when construction issues for residents in more rural areas of the sef, Minister for Women and Gender Equality and connect every community in Ontario to high-speed is completed in March 2022. Town, which were only felt more throughout Rural Economic Development. internet by 2025.” “At a time when people are depending more on the pandemic, and Mayor Allan Thompson has “Thank you to Southwestern Integrated Fibre In addition to this construction progress, broad- broadband to access the internet, our government is made improvements a focal point since he took Technology (SWIFT) and the municipalities whose band expansion has now been completed in the delivering on its commitments with SWIFT proj- office. hard work will connect more than 250 homes in communities of Mount Wolfe, Albion and Centrev- ects in Dufferin-Caledon,” said Sylvia Jones, MPP “When we made access to affordable, reliable Dufferin-Caledon. “It’s essential that we continue high-speed internet a Council priority in 2016 to expand access to broadband in our community we knew, given the geographic size of Caledon, as reliable high-speed internet has become a vital it would be a monumental task,” he said. “To- tool for use by residents and businesses on a daily day, I am proud that that we made some critical- CHARTWELL basis.” ly important decisions early on that moved this The contracts to expand fibre-optic broadband forward sooner than anticipated. They included: MONTGOMERY VILLAGE services in the Town of Caledon and Dufferin a dedicated broadband levy, joining SWIFT and County were awarded by SWIFT Inc., a not-for- developing partnerships with service providers. profit corporation initiated by local municipalities There are still areas that are in need of fibre in- IS EXPANDING to address connectivity in Southwestern Ontario. frastructure, and we won’t stop until we reach To date, 5,700 households and businesses in our goal of a fully connected Caledon.” Southwestern Ontario have received access to im- Efforts continue to bridge the gaps in broad- proved broadband through SWIFT. band access in Southwestern Ontario, as part OPENING SOON! “With construction now underway in Dufferin of a combined public and private sector invest- County and new fibre connections being made in ment of more than $255 million to bring fast, Caledon, today’s announcement marks yet another reliable, and affordable internet to thousands milestone for SWIFT and our partners as the pro- of homes and businesses. This will allow com- gram continues to drive forward with its regional munities to attract new development, strengthen broadband expansion plan,” said Gary McNamara, local economies, and create more well-paying SWIFT Board Chair. “We would like to thank the jobs and opportunities in rural Ontario. Investments in school ventilation will help students return to normal: Ministry

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Local businesses are the heart of a community, and that’s clear in Caledon, but it hasn’t been the easiest time during the pandemic. Now, imagine opening a new business during the lockdown. That’s the situation the new Sherwin-Williams Paint Store in Bolton found itself in. Now with the ability to have people back in the store, Bolton’s Sherwin-Williams will host its official grand opening on Saturday, August Mayor Thompson was on hand to help wel- 14 and the store’s team couldn’t be more ex- come the Legendary SIkh Riders to Mono cited. PHOTO BY PETER RICHARDSON Store Manager Dawson Merkley says it was a strange situation to be in trying to let the com- munity know about them without physically Legendary being able to see them and transition to non-in- store services. Sikh Riders “We actually opened up at a really awkward time; we opened up on April 16—that was our welcomed on first operational day,” said Merkley. “It was the day that we were reverted back to lockdown fundraising tour measures due to COVID. It was funny because we opened, but we couldn’t let anyone in the The team at Sherwin-Williams in Bolton (left to right: Shaheer Khan, business development representative, BY SAM ODROWSKI store. It was a difficult situation for us.” Dawson Merkley, market manager, and Freida He, assistant market manager) is hosting its grand opening When they couldn’t operate in a normal fash- on Saturday, August 14. PHOTO BY ROB PAUL The sound of motorcycles filled the streets of ion, Merkley says they pivoted to curbside, but Mono as the Legendary Sikh Riders, who travelled had to get creative with how they could help ping again, and to operate a little closer to nor- contractors who visited food with $15 credits there from British Columbia, joined the Sikh Motor- people pick the right paints. mal, Merkley and his team are thrilled to be- to family-owned businesses that are next door cycle Club of Ontario and Mandeep Singh Cheema “We provided curbside service, but it was a come recognizable faces in the community. The to us. Normally we rent a food truck or get a Charitable Foundation for an evening fundraiser last little more difficult because with paint everyone first step toward achieving that is with the grand local hockey or soccer team in the community on July 30. needs to come in to see the colours,” he said. opening Saturday in which they will kick-off to help us man a BBQ, but just with the chance The Legendary Sikh Riders, which is a motorcy- “One of the solutions I came up with was to pro- their first initiative to give back to Caledon. of COVID we’re focused on being safe. We’re cle group based out of B.C., have been on a cross- vide people with Fandex to take home to look “I grew up in Caledon so to me it’s always hopeful we can help save people some money Canada ride, starting in Victoria, B.C. and ending in at the colours physically in person. It’s a com- been about trying to make a difference in this with the sale though, we know a lot of people Newfoundland, since mid-July to raise money for pletely different world looking at a colour on a community,” he said. “Not only do we want have been renovating homes during COVID.” Make-A-Wish Foundation Canada. screen vs. actually seeing it in person. We priori- to succeed as a new business, but we want to To be a successful business in a tight knit The July 30 event in Mono managed to raise tize customer service and not being able to actu- engage and give back to this community too. community, Merkley believes the most impor- $5,100 for the Ontario Chapter of the foundation ally view colours and having people buy paint One of the initiatives I sought out was to get tant thing is to do as much outreach to help and that money will directly support granting the and maybe not having it look the same way as it in contact with Caledon Community Services where possible to contribute to the nurturing wishes of children who are terminally ill across the did on a screen is something we didn’t want to so that $2 from every gallon we sell during the of the community. That’s why he’s excited province. have happen.” grand opening is going to be donated to Cale- to continue to plan and execute initiatives in “We were able to make some wishes come true Not only has Sherwin-Williams been dealing don Community Services.” Caledon as the world begins to return to nor- for the Ontario kids,” said Navdeep Gill, who helped with the effects of opening during the pandemic, Along with the donations to Caledon mal. organize the event and covered the cost of it with but they’re also still feeling an impact from a Community Services as part of the opening, “In the future, during the wintertime, we’re the help of her husband. natural disaster that hit the paint industry hard. Sherwin-Williams will also being have a sale planning to run either a toy drive or a food Gill noted it was a collaborative effort between “It’s actually been a tough year for the indus- – though they wish they could do more, says drive; we’re going to see which will be more the Mandeep Singh Cheema Charitable Foundation try because there’s been a shortage on paint due Merkley, but circumstances with the pandemic impactful to the community,” he said. “We and the Sikh Motorcycle Club of Ontario. to raw material constraint,” he said. “One of the have limited them. want to do stuff like that all year round. An- Orangeville Mayor Sandy Brown, Caledon Mayor resin manufacturing plants in Texas—which is “We’re doing a paint sale as part of the grand other thing we usually do is every year Sher- Allan Thompson, Brampton Mayor where most paint suppliers get their raw mate- opening with all paints being 40 per cent off— win-Williams has an initiative where they’ll Patrick Brown, Dufferin–Caledon MPP Sylvia rials from—have had major product shortages that includes paints, stains, and primers,” he go and re-paint a homeless shelter or a camp, Jones and four other MPPs from Brampton were due to…the winter storm [that] destroyed the fa- said. “Normally we would be serving food too, somewhere we can have a positive impact on among the many dignitaries in attendance of the cility and all the pipes burst due to ice damage. but just with everything going on with COVID the community. With COIVD, we didn’t do fundraising event. They enjoyed a dinner with the There’s been crews working 24/7 to repair the we’re not going to be able to. But we’re go- it this operational year, but that’s something riders from the two Sikh motorcycle groups. facilities but it’s caused major shortages for all ing to try and support food vendors in the area we’re looking forward to continuing in the fol- Continued on Page 6 the major paint suppliers.” going forward. We actually had a contractors’ lowing year. We’re excited to see what we can Now that they’re able to have in-store shop- grand opening last month where we bought the do in the community going forward.”

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FATAL INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT Region Traffic Incident Management Efficiency “In August of 2021, as a result of the police in- • Dangerous operation of a motor vehicle (TIME) Team, attended to assist with the investiga- vestigation, a search warrant was executed at a resi- • Race a motor vehicle – stunt The Caledon Detachment of the Ontario Provin- tion. The Ministry of Labour continue to investigate dence in the Town of Caledon, which resulted in the • Obstruct plate cial Police (OPP) and the Ministry of Labour are the circumstances surrounding this incident. seizure of multiple firearms and ammunition,” say • Operate a vehicle without insurance investigating a fatal accident that occurred in the Any person with information regarding this in- Police. “A 32-year-old male from Caledon has been The accused is scheduled to appear at the Ontario work yard in the area of Airport Road and King vestigation should immediately contact the Cale- charged with Uttering Threats in relation to this in- Court of Justice in Orangeville on October 21, 2021 Street in the Town of Caledon. don OPP at (905) 584-2241 or toll-free at 1-888- vestigation. The accused party is scheduled to ap- to answer to the charges. “On Wednesday, August 4, 2021, at approxi- 310-1122. pear at the Ontario Court of Justice in Orangeville The charges have not been proven. mately 4:20 p.m., officers from the Caledon OPP Should you wish to remain anonymous, you on a later date to answer to the charge.” The motorcycle was impounded for 14 days Detachment, along with Caledon Fire and Emer- may call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222- 8477 The charges have not been proven. and the accused party’s licence was suspended for gency Services, responded to a call for service at a (TIPS). You can also submit information online The name of the accused is being withheld to seven days. work yard,” say Police. at www.peelcrimestoppers.ca. Being anonymous, protect the identity of the victim. “An individual was located with vital signs ab- you will not be required to testify in court and in- EXCAVATOR THEFT sent and was pronounced deceased at the scene. formation you provide may lead to a cash reward GUNSHOTS INVESTIGATED Initial investigation indicated that the male victim of up to $2,000. On Monday, August 9, the Dufferin OPP De- had parked his pickup truck with a small trailer On Thursday, August 5, at approximately 1:46 tachment responded to a reported theft of a Kubota attached, and exited the vehicle. The truck rolled FAMILY DISPUTE LEADS TO a.m., officers from the Caledon Detachment of the excavator that occurred from an address on 15th backward pinning the male between the vehicle Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a re- CRIMINAL CHARGES Sideroad in Amaranth. and trailer. port of gunshots in the rural area of Bramalea Road The complainant indicated that the excavator was “The victim’s identity is being withheld pending and Boston Mills Road. In July of 2021, members from the Caledon OPP stolen from a construction site sometime between next of kin notification.” Once on scene, the officers located shell casings Detachment, responded to a family dispute, which Sunday, August 8 and Monday, August 9, 2021. Caledon OPP, with the assistance of the Central on the roadway. involved utterance of death threats. Excavator description: Kubota RX 503, teal in “The investigation is ongoing by the Caledon colour. OPP Major Crime Unit with the assistance of Fo- The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with infor- rensic Identification Services (FIS),” say Police. mation regarding this theft is asked to contact Duf- Bramalea Road was closed between Boston ferin OPP at 1-888-310-1122 or Crime Stoppers to Question: I just purchased a property, and I was a given a document Mills and King Street for the investigation of the remain anonymous at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). You that shows how much I owe the seller. I do not understand where scene; Bramalea Road has since been re-opened. can also submit your information online at ontari- these figures came from and why I have to pay for them. The investigation has identified no public safety ocrimestoppers.ca. concerns. Answer: Closing day is a big day for buyers because it signifies Caledon OPP is asking the residents to check the end of their home purchase journey. However, there are certain prepaid costs (paid for by the sellers) that buyers would have to their security cameras for suspicious people, ve- reimburse the sellers for on closing day that are listed in a “statement hicles or activity on August 5, 2021 between 12:00 Community Library of adjustments”. A statement of adjustments is a document that details a.m. - 2 a.m. If you have any information or video how much a buyer is to pay to the seller on closing before the property surveillance footage in relation to this incident, coming to Headwaters transaction is finalized. As a general rule, the seller is responsible please call the Caledon OPP at (905) 584-2241 or for property taxes on the property until the closing day, while the In the Spring, Headwaters was approached by two Grade buyer is responsible for the property taxes after closing day. Where toll-free at 1-888-310-1122. 11 students from Orangeville District Secondary School the property taxes have already been prepaid by the seller, an amount Should you wish to remain anonymous, you (ODSS), Trinity and Victoria. would be added to the property purchase price so that the buyer can may call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222- 8477 The dynamic duo is part of the Believe Leadership Club at pay his share. A statement of adjustment therefore will contain the (TIPS). You can also submit information online total amount owed to the seller, which could include property taxes, their school. This program was at www.peelcrimestoppers.ca. Being anonymous, utilities, prepaid common expenses in a condominium unit, refilling a fuel or propane tank, prepaid created by Sarah Wells, an Olympic hurdler, and teaches the rent on a lease, etc. The specific adjustments will depend on the property characteristics. you will not be required to testify in court and in- importance of leadership, formation you provide may lead to a cash reward entrepreneurship and mental wellness to high school stu- A statement of adjustments contains a debit column, for amounts already paid, and a credit column, of up to $2,000. for amounts that are payable to the seller. dents. As part of the program, students are asked to create a pas- An additional document that is relevant to buyers is the Trust Ledger Statement. This is a statement MOTORCYCLIST CHARGED AFTER DRIV- that gives an account of how money will be distributed on closing day. Usually, when the buyer has sion project which is an initiative that has a goal to better the been able to determine how much is owed to the seller, this amount would then be moved to the ING ON SIDEWALK community. buyer’s Trust Ledger Statement. Just like the statement of adjustments, the Trust Ledger Statement Trinity and Victoria came up with the idea of creating librar- has a debit and credit column, this time, however, with the debit section showing how much must be ies in our community to promote education and opportunity. paid on closing day, and the credit column showing the mortgage loan that has been advanced to the On Monday, August 9, 2021, at approximately buyer by the mortgagee, if applicable. 8:24 p.m., officers from the Ontario Provincial Po- With these libraries, a passerby can take a book and leave a lice (OPP) Caledon Detachment were conducting book for others to read. It is important for buyers to understand these closing costs so that they do not come as an unwelcome Headwaters hospital will be home to one of these libraries, surprise on closing day. If you have any questions about your statement of adjustments, please do not traffic enforcement in the area of Mayfield Road hesitate to reach out to Northview Law at 416-639-7639 or by email at [email protected]. and Dixie Road in the Town of Caledon. which will be maintained and stocked regularly with appropri- “During these patrols, an officer observed a black ate books, by students at ODSS. motorcycle with obstructed plate travelling east- Currently in the building phase of the project, Trinity and Danny J. McMullen, Founder and Managing Partner bound on Mayfield Road,” say Police. “The motor- Victoria, have constructed the little cycle was seen cutting across three lanes of traffic libraries, built entirely out of recycled wood they salvaged and continuing driving on the sidewalk nearly strik- from old skids. The doors are made ing a pedestrian, and vehicle making a turn. from plexiglass and the roof is shingled. They have com- “The rider attempted to re-enter traffic on May- pleted painting and are now sealing the edges to protect the 49 QUEEN ST NORTH • PHONE: 416-639-7639 field Road, however, lost control of the motorcycle library from weather. and was subsequently placed under arrest.” The location and date of installation is still being deter- As a result, Jordan Guida, 20, of Vaughan, has mined, but will be decided soon. been charged with:

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BY ROB PAUL when in-person learning resumes. tire Region, 1,227,633 residents have initiated gion. With the increased worry of a fourth wave the vaccine with 995,876 having completed the Each bus operates as a fully functioning The total amount of cases of COVID-19 in the coming in the fall as the Delta variant continues two-dose process. vaccine clinic with the necessary supplies and Peel continues to trend upward weekly. to make its impact felt, Loh is urging parents to That brings Peel to 70.9 per cent one-dose trained staff to provide assistance to people and The Region’s total sits at 112,265 cases with ensure their children are fully vaccinated. vaccination coverage and 60.7 per cent com- ensure vaccines are administered safely. All 275 cases over the last week—nearly 100 more “Especially youth 12-plus and everyone head- pleted vaccination coverage. The adult (18+) COVID-19 safety precautions will be followed than the previous week (186). ing back to school, time is running out to get population is currently at 82 per cent one-dose on board, including the required pre-vaccination The death count continues to trend upward as your full protection before school starts,” Loh coverage and 70.9 per cent completed vaccina- screening and post-vaccination monitoring. well, with the total moving to 877 with 32 new said during a Brampton news conference. “You tion coverage. Anyone over the age of 12 is eligible for the deaths over the last week. need to have your second dose on or before Au- Coinciding with the need to have full vaccine GO-VAXX and no appointment is necessary. In Caledon, the case total has increased to gust 24 to allow that two weeks for your body to coverage as the Delta variant trends the Province The GO-VAXX will be administering the Pfizer 4,491 with 32 new cases since last week, more have that full immunity.” towards a potential fourth wave, Dufferin-Cale- vaccine. than double than the new case count in the pre- Peel Public Health has stated that for a safe don MPP Sylvia Jones announced the Govern- The schedule for the GO-VAXX, begins vious week (14). There were no new deaths with return to school in September, its aiming for 100 ment of Ontario has partnered with Metrolinx to Thursday, August 12 in Brampton and runs until the total staying at 20. per cent of those between the ages of 12 and 17 provide easier access to the vaccine. Tuesday, August 17 going through the Greater As Ontario inches closer to the return of to be vaccinated. As of August 11, 58.6 per cent Two buses will be turned into mobile vaccine Golden Horseshoe. school in September, Dr. Lawrence Loh, Medi- of that population has both doses of the vaccine. clinics and travel across the Greater Golden To book a vaccine in Peel Region or to cal Officer of Health for the Peel Region, has In total, Peel has administered 2,223,509 Horseshoe. The GO-VAXX buses are travelling check for upcoming pop-up clinics, visit stated the eligible Peel students must get their doses of the vaccine—33,759 doses in the last to malls, festivals, community hubs and events peelregion.ca/coronavirus/vaccine/book- second dose by August 24 to be fully protected seven-day cycle (August 2 to 8). Across the en- throughout the summer and fall across the Re- appointment/#popup. Former Caledon East dentist helps lead rally for Families of Flight PS752 Victims

Continued from FRONT “We’ve had meetings with the RCMP, and it At Nathan Phillips Square, several prominent hasn’t been successful,” he said. “They’re not guest speakers expressed support for families convinced yet that they have to open a criminal and victims. Mayor John Tory sent remarks that case over Flight PS752. But with the second and were read out at the start of the event. third demand, Canada has already sent a notice Other guest speakers included: MP Ali Ehsas- of claim to Iran more than two months ago and si, MP Han Dong, MPP Michael Parsa, and for- asked them to come to the negotiation table and mer Ontario MPP and cabinet minister, Dr. Reza tell the truth. So far, Iran hasn’t responded. If this Moridi. The President of Ukrainian Canadian fails then it will go to ICAO and if ICAO fails Congress, Toronto Branch, Taras Bahriy, also too, then this case can be taken to the Interna- delivered his speech in support of and solidar- tional Court of Justice.” ity with the victims of Flight PS752 and Flight The date, August 5, coincided with the inaugu- MH17, the Malaysian aircraft shot down over the ration of the new president of the Islamic Repub- Ukrainian skies by rebel forces. lic, Ebrahim Raisi. Additional demands at the rally included that “It was the inauguration day for the new presi- the Government of Canada lead the negotiations dent of the Islamic Republic of Iran—Ebrahim with Iran and, as soon as it is clear that negotia- Raisi,” said Esmaeilion. “He’s the person at the tion will not result in full disclosure of the true time of the shooting down of flight PS752 in facts and proper prosecutions of all individuals January 2020, that was a member of the National responsible, or that Iran is not engaging in good Security Council. The National Security Coun- The streets of Toronto were lined with protesters demanding the truth at a rally for the Association of faith to provide satisfactory answers in a timely cil, based on the Canadian forensic report, was Families of Flight PS752 Victims. PHOTO BY ARASH SAFAVI manner, appeal through the relevant mechanisms responsible for keeping the sky open at night. He to the International Civil Aviation Organiza- (Raisi) was one of the members and one of the Canadian Government.” was a big thing, after a year they had a chance tion and the International Court of Justice; and decision makers, and at the time, he was the head Something else that the Association wanted to to come to the streets and chant their demands the ICAO Council, including Canada, condemn of the judicial system in Iran. He was the person come out of the rally was to remind Canadians which was very important. We had lots of strang- the Iranian regime in the strongest terms for the who had to order the investigation or ask for the that there are still no answers for the victims and ers coming to us to learn about the issue. We crimes committed and breaches of ICAO con- accused people to come forward for prosecution. awareness needs to continue to be raised until the want to remind everyone that this case is still ventions. But for the last 18 months, he has blocked the truth comes forward. open, and we don’t know the truth. Families The Association’s statement was read in both way for justice, and now he’s the new president “Another major reason we did this publicly haven’t had closure, let alone justice. It’s a long Farsi and English by Association Directors Dr. of Iran. The reason for the rally was to show our was to raise awareness and remind Canadians journey, but we just wanted to let everyone know that this issue is still there,” Esmaeilion said. that we won’t give up, we are fighters, and we’ll Hamed Esmaeilion and Nima Neyestani. objection and our unhappiness about this.” 210617ESPR-BM-caledonCitizen-FreePromo.qxp_BMmeelsonwheels 2021-06-17 2:39 PM Page 1 The victims’ names were read in between the Raisi’s involvement as a key member of the “The rally for the Iranian-Canadian community take this to the end.” speeches to commemorate their lives. Among the Supreme National Security Council of Iran—the many emotional moments, a special tribute was entity that made the decision to keep the airspace paid to the family of Dr. Farhad Niknam, one of open on January 8, 2020, according to Canada’s the victims of the flight, whose birthday coincid- forensic report—sparked the decision for the ed with the day of the rally. date of the rally. Esmaeilion, who lost his wife and daughter, Raisi has also overseen the judicial system in LIVE YOUR RETIREMENT YEARS, Dr. Parisa Eghbalian and Reera Esmaeilion, in Iran as the country’s Chief Justice. In this capaci- Flight PS752, had long been a staple in the Cale- ty, the Association believes he has systematically don community. blocked all paths to truth and justice for victims YOUR WAY He and his wife ran Log Home Dental in Cale- of PS752 by exonerating the top military and don East and he’s continued to look for answers government officials, while arresting and incar- from all parties involved. cerating protestors who spoke against the perpe- Move in by July 31st and enjoy “One reason for the rally was to talk about trators of the crime. our demands,” he said. “We have three main de- Esmaeilion says the Association understands 2 MONTHS RENT FREE ON US. mands. Our first demand is we want the RCMP the spot the Canadian Government has been put to open a criminal case in Canada. Our second in with the situation because of the way Iran is Reserve your suite today! demand was to ask the Canadian Government handling the entire process. to take leadership on this cause among the five “It’s just very slow, it took Iran 15 months to countries and based on the international regu- give the final report,” he said. “With Iran, the lations they have to go through negotiations in way they play this game is with delaying tactics. this case with Iran. It seems very soon that since They want to postpone it as long as they can, Iran hasn’t answered to Canadian Government for things that are important to them, they move requests for negotiation that it will then move to swiftly—like with the nuclear deal with the Eu- the next step which is ICAO. Our third demand, ropean countries. But when it comes to PS752, was to again plead with the Canadian Govern- they don’t even answer the Canadian response, ment to act stronger in ICAO and get condemna- so we basically say, if they’re not going to re- tion about this crime in ICAO Council.” spond let’s go to the next step because they don’t Though their demand to the RCMP don’t look want to answer questions or tell the truth. The promising, Esmaeilion does see the Canadian other thing is, Iran claims just a few of the pas- Government’s efforts to work towards the truth, sengers were Canadian, but Canada says 85 were but Iran’s lack of transparency continues to be permanent Canadian residents. It’s a legal chal- the roadblock to finding justice. lenge, and we understand this is difficult for the

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*All images were taken prior to Covid-19. Please donate before Oct 1st at Boltonrotary.ca A6 CALEDON CITIZEN | AUGUST 12, 2021 News | Classifieds SSSPORTSPORTSPORTS Service Directory Double Dose of Victories for York United BY ROBERT BELARDI York walked away unscathed. Just nine minutes into the second half, York York United edged out a 1-0 victory against forward Alvaro Rivero juked Garven-Michee Forge FC and earned a stunning victory Metusala, charged into the box and put one against HFX Wanderers this past week. past Tristan Henry to break the deadlock. Their excellent week with adding six more Ironically, just 10 minutes later and for the points to their record all began with heading second consecutive game, York were awarded out on the road to Tim Hortons Field for a a red card. rematch against Forge FC. Rivero stood in front of the ball when Forge Ahead of the game, York United got a huge FC had a free kick. The official didn’t like it boost. Dominick Zator’s red card against and showed Rivero the red card. Forge FC at York Lions Stadium the game be- With 10-men, The Nine Stripes held on to fore was rescinded. He was eligible to play the narrow 1-0 victory. and head coach Jimmy Brennan didn’t hesi- “Obviously, our home opener we ended tate to insert him into the starting 11. up losing the game. We wanted to come here In the first half, with Forge FC all over and disrupt their party as well and take three The Nine Stripes, midfielder Tristan Borges points. I thought the boys put in a team effort earned his club a penalty kick on the stroke all over the park. They defended with their of halftime. Borges stepped up to the plate, but Nathan Ingham guessed the right way and lives and I thought we showed good character having a player sent off and sticking together the way that they did,” Brennan said after the game. Legendary Sikh Riders Added Zator: “Today was definitely a chal- lenge. But the fight from all the boys was spec- welcomed on tour tacular. Obviously, an injury with the goalie Nate (Ingham) played unbelievable first half Mayor Allan Thompson was in attendance at the grand opening as he welcomed the team from Continued from Page 3 and made a penalty save. Niko (Giantsopoulos) F45 Bolton South to the Caledon community The ceremony started with drumming comes in to the job and does brilliantly. Subs PHOTO BY ROB PAUL from Dholi Kaur, a young Sikh woman who coming in and doing their job. They knew we is quite popular in the Brampton community were under caution with the red. Taking three for her talented drumming performances, points away it’s just brilliant.” F45 Bolton South hosts according to Gill. The Nine Stripes then travelled over to Hali- She also noted that she sang a welcome fax for a date against the Wanderers on August 7 grand opening as they aim to song for the Legendary Sikh Riders, which and this match surely didn’t disappoint. they thoroughly enjoyed. In the 21st minute, a lob ball into the box saw “We put so much personal effort to make Jake Ruby charge at it and make a diving header make a healthy difference in them [the Legendary Sikh Riders] feel that to give HFX the early lead. even though you are away from home, we In the 39th minute York United responded. want to give you a taste of home for one day the community A ball from Isaiah Johnston found Max Ferrari on your ride,” Gill explained. alone on the left side of the 18-yard-box and In each province visited by the Riders BY ROB PAUL train and feel comfortable.” Ferrari smashed it into the top corner. they did stops where they fundraised for the After the fitness world took a hit with Frustratingly, less than 60 seconds later HFX Make-A-Wish Foundation. On Saturday, August 7, F45 Bolton the closures of gyms on and off through- “I have no words to express how well it recaptured the lead. Ruby found Joao Morelli South hosted their grand opening. out the pandemic, Dowlut says they was embraced by everybody and how well it unmarked at the top of the six-yard-box and Mo- The fitness facility is brand new to were on cloud nine to finally be able to went,” she enthused. relli tucked it home. Caledon—located at 14 McEwan Drive host the grand opening and they were Gill told the Citizen all COVID-19 pro- Heading into the second half, York United West in Bolton—and kicked off opening proud to see support from the Mayor on tocols were adhered to and she’s extremely didn’t back down and the Nine Stripes were re- with a live DJ, fitness classes, and local their big day. grateful that the event generated over $5,000 warded. vendors. “The team at F45 Bolton South has for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Ferrari returned the favour and found John- Mayor Allan Thompson paid a visit worked hard on organizing the grand With many of the Legendary Sikh Rid- ston at the top of the 18-yard-box in the 54 min- to the grand opening to show his sup- opening and connecting with the local ers being older, above 65, with grandkids of ute and the young man slotted home his second port for both local businesses and the community to sponsor our event,” she their own, Gill said the Make-A-Wish Foun- goal of the season. importance of health and fitness in the said. “F45 Bolton South values support- dation and other organizations that support Then in the 90th minute, substitute Lowell community. ing and promoting other local business- children have a special place in their heart. Wright received a cross from Diyaeddine Abzi “Supporting new and existing small es, and that is exactly what we set out To donate to the Make-A-Wish Founda- and the young forward pushed the ball through businesses is a key priority for me as we to do for the event. It was a pleasure to tion in support of the Legendary Sikh Riders goalkeeper Christian Oxner for the game win- journey down the road to post pandemic have the Mayor involved and show his Cross Canada journey, visit: makeawishca. ner. recovery and renewal,” said Thompson. support for our business during one of donordrive.com/campaign/Ride-Across- “We got a strong belief here we can get some- “Businesses that focus on health and the most challenging times in the fitness Canada and click the donate button. thing out of games. We felt that if we push for- wellness are so important to residents industry.” ward we will get opportunities. You know it and our community. I welcome F45 to After a long hiatus for gyms during was two silly mistakes that costs us two goals. the Town of Caledon.” the most recent lockdown, Ontario’s It’s our own fault that cost us those two goals,” The plan to host a grand opening came reopening is under way which means Brennan said afterwards. when the team at F45 Bolton South the fitness world and facilities like F45 “Once we started breaking lines, we started wanted to show the community support Bolton South can start making a differ- keeping the ball and our movement was better. and offer them a fun day while getting ence once again. Dowlut can’t wait to We put Lowell we thought let’s go for this right residents in the area excited about the show Caledon what they have to offer now and we came away 3-2. It was a great over- new facility. with their unique workout program. all performance by everybody. It wasn’t easy to- “We’ve been waiting to open our “The team is so excited to get back to day by any means. They’re a good side.” doors to the community for months,” making a positive impact on health in York United headed out on the road for the said F45 Bolton South co-owner Aliya the lives of our members, build connec- third straight match against Atletico Ottawa this Dowlut. “It has been a very tough year tions and motivate each other,” she said. past Wednesday and head home this Saturday to and we are so happy to finally be able to “At F45 our motto is ‘Team Training, take on Masters Futbol in the Canadian Champi- open and celebrate.” Life Changing,’ and this is exactly what onship preliminary round. Showing the community that they we want to share with the community!” care was a priority for the F45 Bolton The concept behind F45 is a 45-min- DISCOUNTOPENING 10% South team both because they know ute HIIT (high-intensity interval train- DISCOUNTOPENING how community-driven Caledon is, also ing) workout class that is a mix of cir- NOW because the fitness world is predicated cuit and HIIT-style workouts geared OFFER on supporting one another. toward everyday movements. 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BY BROCK WEIR made in consideration of your own medical history and in consultation with a qualified Do you ever look back and try to pinpoint a medical doctor. single moment or decision that grabbed your Before embarking on that trip to Rwanda, I life and took it in an unexpected and worth- – along with everyone else going there – was while direction? turned into a veritable pin cushion as we were For me, a simple coffee table book my vaccinated against all manner of dreadful- grandmother kept on a table beside a chair sounding maladies and had oral inoculations in her bedroom, sparked something. Leafing when a simple jab wouldn’t do the trick. through the tome every time we visited only We took them not only to stay healthy while served to stoke these early sparks into a flame we were there, but also in due consideration of and the fire has barely subsided. I never truly what we might bring into the country, or back outgrew this particular interest and as I got to Canada where such health issues are merci- older, my research into what captured my at- fully rare – funnily enough thanks to thorough tention only went deeper. It helped me find an medical research – and to our families and outlet for this passion, one of advocacy on my other loved ones. own time which continues to stand me in good There was no question at the time that it was stead to this day. the right decision to make, but, then again, Another instance is a decision made on my mass misinformation campaigns in 2007 were, behalf, shortly after I was born. by comparison to today, pretty embryonic. One of the very first television programs I There is no such thing in a Global Pandemic was ever exposed to sparked another enduring as a “very personal decision” when it comes to passion. It is through this interest, which has vaccines. only gone from strength to strength in each Most of us have done our part by getting at passing year, that I met so many of my closest least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, putting Let’s remove “nothing” from our friends. It also served as a springboard for so our trust in medical science over questionable many other interests that I can’t imagine what YouTube “experts” and people on social media vocabulary my life would be like without my mother set- posting videos “the experts don’t want you to ting me in that very specific direction. see” – more often than not, it seems, recorded But the choice to fuel the passion, and ev- from the driver’s seats of their cars and audio by Mark Pavilons erything that goes with it, over the last 35-odd courtesy of a can and a string taped to the mi- what you choose to do with it that matters. years has been mine. crophone of their cell. My son has a passion for writing lyrics and sing- In my youth, there was one instance where In the fight against a still-invisible enemy ing rap music. I’ve been around more than half a I almost drove a teacher to distraction, but I that has wrought very visible havoc on our century, so I’ve been exposed to a lot of music. maintain it was all for the greater good. The families, our health care system, our neigh- I embraced hard rock and disco balls, and even teacher, who hailed from South Africa, was bourhoods and our businesses, every decision smiled at punkers and moved my head to metal involved in coordinating a small part of then- we make as individuals has very real conse- heads. But rap? My only recollections of old school South African President Nelson Mandela’s of- quences well beyond our bubbles. rappers were Run-D.M.C. and Grandmaster Flash. ficial trip to Canada in the late 1990s. Those who have been responsible in getting My son introduced me to Eminem and some As such, he managed to get a handful of their double jabs have done so not only to pro- tickets to one gathering for his students and I tect their health and the health of those around newer artists. was damned if I was going to miss such a his- them, but as citizens of a greater community, While it’s not my cup of tea, I always keep an toric event. It wasn’t, of course, a ticket that one that is collectively looking to get back to open mind and will try everything and anything. was going to be handed out to anyone who some degree of normalcy as soon as we pos- Our kids are also embracing our music – the hits of asked. Certain projects were devised to es- sibly can and protect our most vulnerable from the 1970s and 1980s. sentially weed out, for lack of a better phrase, the Delta variant and others that are inevitably I believe there is art and beauty is almost every- thing. those who were truly interested in being a part to come. Nothing, rien, nada, nichts, niente, nekas. Rap is no different. The lyrics – Liam’s lyrics – of something historic or those just looking to Those who haven’t, if they are indeed able to It’s odd that every language, every culture has get the afternoon off. do so, have also made a conscious choice, but it many synonyms for “nothing.” are genuine, emotional and he goes to great lengths Those of us in the former category decided is certainly not a personal one as it has a direct An interesting word, defined as “not any thing,” to make sure the lines rhyme and mesh together. the work was worth it and that unforgettable impact on anyone who crosses their path. It is or of “no interest, value or consequence.” I also look at it this way – I may not totally “get afternoon in the presence of greatness – how- a choice to put little value on the health, safety But we don’t have a handle on nothingness or a it,” but it’s something I can’t do so I appreciate the ever far away that greatness turned out to be on and lives of loved ones, neighbours and any lack of something. In my opinion, there’s no such skill and passion from someone who can. the day in question – proved us right. stranger you might meet through the course thing as nothing. We toss around the word “nothing” way too It was to be just over a decade before I was of the day. It’s a choice to potentially get oth- Show someone an empty box and they’re likely frivolously. What’s that over there? Nothing! What able to set foot in Africa, albeit significantly ers sick, possibly very seriously, because it is to say there’s nothing in it. But that’s not true. In- you hiding? Nothing! What’s in the package you further north than the nation over which Man- somehow inconvenient to walk in off the street side this empty space is oxygen, nitrogen, dust ordered from eBay? Nothing! dela presided. In my last year of university, to get a shot. particles, maybe some allergens, etc. That’s a lot Lies, all lies. I had the chance to take part in the Rwanda It’s a choice to disregard the work our front- of something, albeit on a very small scale. I think we should rid our world of “nothing,” and Initiative, a partnership between Carleton Uni- line workers – medical and otherwise – have What did you do today? Nothing. Really? make sure every day is filled with “something.” versity’s School of Journalism, the Govern- been doing tirelessly for more than a year-and- If you moved, or just sat there on the couch, It’s not that hard and it’s fun for all ages. ment of Canada, and several media outlets in a-half simply because…well, the reasons pre- breathing in oxygen and exhaling carbon diox- Every day we rise and shine, climb out of a the cities of Kigali and Butare. sented baffle me, so let’s just say “to make a ide, then you actually did a lot of something. That bed and face the day, we need to do something. The benefits of working abroad were obvi- point.” whole respiratory process in the human body is We should be active, mentally or physically. We ous to me, but less so to several loved ones And it is a “personal decision” the rest of filled with miracles and amazing biological func- should strive to accomplish just one thing. who didn’t quite see the value, even for a very us will be left on the hook for in one way or tions. Not only that, plans use the C02 we exhale I know many motivators suggest creating a vi- short period of time. Despite this, I made the another. in their life processes, too. sual to-do list so we can stay on track, and monitor decision to forge ahead, equipped with solid Making difficult decisions is a very impor- We have witnessed many amazing achieve- knowledge of the benefits and risks. tant rite of passage for each and every one of our progress. ments at the Olympics this year – personal bests As far as decisions go, these are ultimately us. Some of them are very personal, others not It’s so easy for us to fall into disrepair, and al- and world records. Ask any athlete if they reach a very personal ones. They were made with eyes so much, but each decision has a consequence low our routines to take over and smother us. It’s point where they have “nothing left to give.” They wide open and with due consideration of what whether immediately or somewhere down the easy to give in to the gremlins in our minds. It’s not will tell you they reach even further, and find even it would mean to me and those around me. line. easy to spring into action, and try to be “spectacu- more to give, to make it to the finish line. And I Try as I might, however, I simply can’t see Consider what is well and truly a “personal lar” each and every day. firmly believe that no athlete comes away from the choice to forego a vaccine of COVID-19 decision” and make sure you don’t regret your I’m reminded of a Seinfeld episode where the Games with “nothing.” They leave with new as a “very personal decision” unless it is one choice. George figures out that everything he does is experiences, new lessons, new personal insights. wrong, so he decides to do the opposite of what his Medal or not, they have changed and become bet- intuition tells him. Hmmm. Doing the opposite of ter people. what you previously thought. Maybe there’s merit And you can say that about anything in life. Our in that. daily routines may seem boring, mundane, even Another cliche is something to the effect of be a Submit your painful at times. But does a day go by where we Caledon Citizen better version of yourself each day. www.caledoncitizen.com learn absolutely “nothing?” Improve. Do better. I’ve been in the journalism business for more Again, we have to be motivated, or find some- than 30 years and I’m still learning. thing that motivates. Our spouses, family net- I thought I had seen and heard it all, and yet, LETTERS some weeks bring a flurry of unexpected, never- works, friends and co-workers can all be sources before-witnessed events, stories and achievements. of a certain amount of spark. The rest is up to us. People never fail to surprise and impress me. Toss out “nothing” in favour of “some inde- TO terminate or unspecified thing.” Let’s aim to find They never fail to do or say something crazy, fas- cinating, off the wall, unbelievable and incredibly something of consequence. ground-breaking. We can learn, or reprogram ourselves and our THE Of no interest or consequence? Not at all. loved ones. I also love the phrase about teaching an old dog Think about how encouraged we feel as our new tricks. It’s quite true. Even this old, tired dog young child or new puppy dart around the house EDITOR learns something new day in, and day out. in search of adventure. Sure, they will bump into It’s not that I’m taking up skydiving, or learning things and even get turned around. They may get fly fishing. New insights, revelations even life-al- preoccupied by a sock or renegade Cheerio, but tering emotions, come from all sorts of things. You discovery is a delightful process. [email protected] • 905-857-6626 don’t even have to be a willing participant; some- There is always “something” waiting to chal- times really cool things just fall into your lap. It’s lenge, confuse, perplex and thrill us.

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I was reading an interesting post the other day use them. claims to “protect the environment” by bringing In North America alone, someone had put on Facebook. Plastic bottles are a big issue. The big beverage their own bags to the grocery store. that’s over 592 million It was about a younger girl chiding an older wom- companies used to have a system where pop was How many “environmentalists” use disposal dia- tooth brushes perched in an for asking for a plastic bag for her groceries. sold in glass bottles that could be returned for your pers for their babies? their little holder in the The girl explained that the woman should be more deposit back and the bottle reused. Disposable diapers may be convenient, but they bathroom at one time - conscience of the environment and that plastic bags According to Greenpeace, the Coca-Cola com- are not environmentally friendly – at all. If you could and most likely you buy were bad. pany alone, produced 100 billion plastic bottles in see a mountain of disposable diapers that are tossed several each year. The older woman then went on to explain a whole 2016 – and they are just one company. Most of those away in a single year, you would be astonished. All those plastic handles have to go somewhere. lot of environmental issues to the girl and pretty are never recycled. I’ll bet you didn’t have a single environmental According to my tooth brush friend who did her much shut down her argument – and a lot of argu- On top of that, drinking water from plastic bottles friend that used reusable cloth diapers. homework – thus the environmentally friendly ments that many environmental activists use but adds to the problem. Your tap water is just as safe as I was in a home recently owned by a guy who model – there are millions of them floating in the don’t consider or practice in daily life. bottle water despite the clever marketing campaigns is part of a local environmental group. He’s a nice world’s oceans. The post didn’t say how old the woman was, but by water companies to convince you that their H2O guy and well intentioned, however I did notice there On the same note, consider disposable razors, of she had obviously lived through the 50s when things is somehow better. were at least four television sets, and that was just on which again, there are millions and millions. Once were done differently. A news story from a couple of years ago revealed the first floor. I wasn’t going to point out that modern that tiny little blade is finished, you toss the entire Plastic bags themselves are of a least concern to that a well-known water bottling company’s “safer” TV sets only last a handful of years and probably razor, including the plastic handle in the garbage, the environment if used properly. As one expert ex- drinking water, came from the public tap in Missis- will just end up in the landfill. where it will remain for around 50,000 years. plained, you could take thousands and thousands of sauga. They just put it in a bottle, gave it a fancy If someone really is that concerned about the en- I’m not claiming to be the most environmentally those bags, and they can be compressed into a small name and sold it to consumers who paid for the vironment, wouldn’t a single television or maybe perfect guy – far from it. Just the other day I was at cube less than a square foot in size. same water they got from the home faucet. two be enough? an outdoor event in the blazing sun and a vendor of- The problem with plastic bags is people don’t dis- That’s pretty clever marketing. Here’s one you may not have thought of – tooth- fered me a bottle of water from his cooler, which I pose of them properly. When you see them blowing I was at a baseball game the other day. The ground brushes. This was actually pointed out to me the accepted. I was really, really thirsty. in the wind across fields or caught in a branch on the in a local park was littered with garbage and plastic other day by a woman who makes and sells environ- I’m just saying the older lady in the above-men- side of the road, it’s because someone tossed them water bottles left over from spectators. mentally safe tooth brushes. tioned story did make a few good points. out of a car window or was too careless to properly I’ll bet almost everyone who left a bottle behind Pretty much everyone has at least one toothbrush. The Stunning Sound of Silence SHERALYN ROMAN TALK CALEDON

Last summer, and rightly so, many citizens across acknowledges that 3,200 lives were lost but also states eloquent minds than mine continuing to write about knowledged this cultural our country, across America and even around the world that these numbers are likely not only incorrect but these stories and bring continued national attention to genocide for exactly loudly protested the treatment of Black, Indigenous could number in the tens of thousands. Because the the issue and pressuring our government to do more? what it was – the murder and Persons of Colour. “general Indian Affairs policy was to hold the schools Where are the continued calls for a National Day of of innocents – and with The horrifying truths of George Floyd’s murder in responsible for burial expenses when a student died Mourning? Over 320,000 people have signed a peti- such continued education broad daylight by Derek Chauvin – then a Minneapolis (and) generally determined the location and nature of tion calling for one but let’s face it – we need more, and and attention, learn how police officer, highlighted the long-standing inequities that burial” it is likely we will never know the true ex- louder, calls from our elected representatives, from the to prevent history from in the treatment of Black Americans that exists there. tent of this tragedy. media and from us, the community at large, to make ever repeating itself again and how best we can support It’s not just south of the border however, but here in Additionally, even when deaths were acknowledged this happen. the efforts of the Indigenous community in healing. Canada too. By comparison, this summer, as we learn to have taken place at the schools, “Parental requests to Why do we need a National Day of Mourning? As I write this, for inspiration I am burning a candle the true extent and horror of a genocide that has been have children’s bodies returned home for burial were Apart from the obvious, more than anything I believe of traditional healing scents purchased at a market this taking place for close to a century – we have been met generally refused as being too costly.” Imagine sending we need education. I grew up in a generation that nev- past weekend supporting and raising funds for local In- instead, for the most part, with the stunning sound of your child to school and never seeing them again, liter- er heard a damn thing about residential schools. We digenous communities. silence. ally ever, without even a gravesite to visit and mourn. learned very little about Indigenous history at all save Organized by Lynn Giambattista, and as reported When it was first announced that the shallow, un- Where is the continued anger and outrage now? I ask for a brief blurb on Louis Riel. on by our own Rob Paul, the pop-up market was spe- marked graves of 215 children were discovered on the if you have seen a single protest in the streets or, more The mandate of the Truth and Reconciliation Com- cifically organized to continue raising awareness and grounds of a residential school, we howled. We shook importantly, if you have seen evidence of a single per- mission was to document, inform and educate ALL funds to support Indigenous communities. Vendor our heads and with much wringing of hands we de- son, religious institution or government agency being Canadians about what happened in the residential costs were donated directly to the Mississaugas of the manded flags be lowered and Canada Day not be cel- held accountable for these crimes against humanity? school system. The commission completed its work Credit First Nation and individual vendors were also ebrated. We put teddy bears on our front porches and I’m left wondering why such alarming numbers in 2015. It’s now 2021 and long past the time we ac- donating a portion of sales to various Indigenous led said “Every Child Matters.” haven’t garnered more interest? Is it because this sum- knowledged the truth of our past relationship with the charities, including the Gord Downie & Chanie Wen- Do they though? Because at last count, the most re- mer there is more freedom of movement than last sum- Indigenous community and what better way to do so jack Fund. cent published numbers suggest an alternative figure, mer? People have more “interesting” things to do now than through a National Day of Mourning where the In her words, Lynn states: “Everybody has got to that anywhere between 1308 and 1412 children have that we aren’t in lockdown? Is it because we don’t care focus is on education? step up and do something, anything to help.” If only been found since the original discovery and I challenge at all about the plight of long dead indigenous children I envision something where ceremonies take place such efforts were more widespread, more newsworthy you to find a recent news story about this. – or indeed the Indigenous population at all? in schools, where Elders are invited to share Indige- articles than this one were being written and more fo- Alternatively, social media reports suggest the num- Why, despite an extensive search, did I have trouble nous history and where we can gather together to learn, cussed demands for a call to acknowledge and address bers are as high as 5,000+ unmarked graves having even finding accurate numbers to include in this- ar respect and honour the lives of these children and in our past through a National Day of Mourning were be- been discovered. ticle? I’m just sad. There really isn’t a better word to doing so, learn how to do better moving forward. Land ing made instead of what we are “hearing” – the stun- The Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report describe these feelings of impotence. Why aren’t more Acknowledgements are not enough. It’s time we ac- ning sound of silence.

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Facility 447 Administration Dick Manager, Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex w/steel sides; 18ft. TA.flatbed trailer w/winch; Van trailers(for storage); 2 horse trailers; Augers/Mix- 5. Venture CASHIER ASSOCIATE collection for newly rented units. 200 1952-2021Fiddle Park Lane, Shelburne, ON L9V 3C9 Email: [email protected] ers- Rissler 1050 Feedcart w/scales; NDE vertical TMR mixer w/scale; Feversham 22ft. feed conveyor; On the afternoonPlease noteof position applying for on cover page. 6. Shocked -Computer/POS Knowledge • Work with all current tenants in completing necessary paperwork for renewal units We thank all applicants for their interest and advise that only those selected for an interview will be contacted Wic bale chopper (no motor);5” grainauger w/motor;12”beltconveyer 30ft. hyd.drive,on transport; Ze- Sunday, August 1, 2021 -Excellent Customer Service skills 7. Infant’s shoe rograzer;12ftx22” silage conveyor;EXPECTATIONS: Westfield 8”x61ft.transport auger;11ft.x6” hyd.drive brush auger;12 at 4:14, Dick Launspach 8. Grave -Available for Retail working hours Page 8 The SHELBURNE FREE PRESS, Thursday, January 9, 2020 AUCTIONS ton bin (refurbished);Lucknow Pagebalechopper;7ft• Have 16 a positive attitude x8ft. Bale mizer; Duals/Loaders- The18.4x34 SHELBURNE Snap-On;18.4 FREE PRESS, Thursday,peacefully May passed7, 2015 away 9. By any chance x30 Snap-On;18.4 x38 Snap-On;16.9x34 Snap-On;10 bolt-rims 16”x21”,4pc.;sub-frames & valve(for 245 surrounded by his family, • Willing to work hard and enjoy rewards in a team environment at the age of 68.KIDD He was FAMILY a AUCTIONS 10. Voided volley RETAIL RECEIVER ldr.);skidsteer mount rotary mower• (badWilling gearbox); to take chances Clipper and learn seedcleaner;Sonoco from your peers graincleaner; bale spear & COLLECTIBLES, ANTIQUES, COINS, MILITARIA, JEWELRY, VINTAGE TOYS!! 11. Brotherly -Experience in the Retail store receiving buckets; front wheel weights,2wd; Other Machinery & Equip.- Reist 8ft. snowblower (refurbished);A- loving husband to DeborahLIVE & ON-LINE AUCTION, (née King) for 48 years, and 12. Oak fruit -Familiar with retail stickering gro Trend snowblower; Delsan 8ft.snowblower;ShaverDESIRED SKILLS & EXPERIENCE: 10”postpounder;150 gal Hawksville weed sprayer; DATE: JAN 18TH 10 AM START. PREVIEW: FRI JAN 17TH FROM 3-6 PM. fatherIF YOU to Marcus, CAN’T ATTEND Jennifer IN PERSON BID WITH CONFIDENCE VIA 13. Smell, e.g. -Lifting requirements 3pth.woodsplitter;Danhauser 12” posthole• Sales Driven auger; cement mixers; gas generator; hoof trimming crate; oth- (Mike Kupfer) and Robin-WWW.ICOLLECTOR.COM 14. Fold er machinery not listed. A large variety• Work well of inmisc. results items based environment& wagon loads. NOTES: Consign items- Please Lynn (Kevin Cornelius). He will be missed and -Computer literate 218 COLLINGWOOD ST, CREEMORE. CREEMORE ARENA HALL. 24. Detached call Elvin Weber- 519-323-1043 or• GoalOrvie Oriented Martin 519-338-5267 Receiving items Aug.11, 12, 13, 14, & Featuringforever many, loved great by treasureshis grandkids: from a large Matthew number and of consignors. Justin Many thanks to all!! -Time management reliable Visit our website for PHOTOS AND MORE. 25. Jack- or Jill-of-all-trades -Team Player 16.We reserve the right to accept •or Great refuse Personal items. Skills NO HOUSEHOLD or lassifiedsVEHICLES. TERMS: Cash Terms:Launspach; Cash, debit; Macey, chq, visa, Benjamin, MC. No buyer’s Aleigha, premium Kyle, for liveRyan bidders. 5% fee for online sale day, cheques with ID only.2 sale rings. Sales Yard- 519-509-C 2828 “COVID 19 RULES APPLY” and Andrewbidders. Kupfer; Do you Tyler, have treasuresAvery-Anna that you’re and ready Carter to part with? 27. Dill, formerly • Some Sales Skills Preferred but would be 519.925.2832 • Fax: 519-925-5500 • [email protected], Text, or Email Anytime. 29. Yawn-producing mood Loader available.Owners, Auctioneers,willing Organizers to train the right not candidate responsible for accidents, injury, deletions or loss Cornelius. Dick was very proud of his family. He ACCOUNTING OFFICE Email, or call us for pricing. Classified willcut-off also be timemissed byis his12 large pm extended Tuesday family 31. “____ Window” of property sale day.Verbal announcements• Marketing and/ortake Communicationprecedence over written material. -Account Payable/Receivable and, of course, all our pets. (Hitchcock film) AUCTIONEERS: GLENN SINCLAIR,education would DAVID be a great MCPHEE, fi t DENNIS KIDD, MATT FERRARO Dick was born in Amsterdam on November 10, -GL and financial statement knowledge HELP WANTED 33. Part of a circle would be an asset 1952 and came to Canada with his parents, Dirk COMPENSATION: and Joanna, and his brother John, May 31, 1958, 34. Petrify -HR experience ONLINE HITBase + Commission& MISS AUCTION SALE when he was fiveEMPLOYMENT years old. OPPORTUNITY His family settled 35. Indian’s abode CENTREWWW.KIDDFAMILYAUCTIONS.COM DUFFERIN RECREATION COMPLEX in Brampton.Applications While growing are being receivedup, Dick for theenjoyed positions of: 36. Like a popular hot cereal FOR THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN VELDPAUS playing [email protected] guitar in a band, competing in square Resume & References should be emailed to 2020 Seasonal Summer519-938-7499 Season-June through August 38. Poet’s black Em # 6483Think Conc. Rd 3 Adjala-Tosorontio you can Twp sell? dancing, andSUMMER participating CAMP in HEAD Scouts. COUNSELOR He was a and 39. Weird Scout, Venture and Rover before becoming Leader [email protected] R.R. #3 Everett On. L0M 1J0 Canada SUMMER CAMP COUNSELOR 40. Black Come join a dynamic, fast paced, growing entrepreneurial The withCDRC 3rd Board Brampton ofAUCTION Management and 1stis seeking Mono positive, Mills. team-oriente SALEd individuals to fill the & [email protected] Directions Come west of Let’sAllistoncompany on looking Hwy Talk. for#89 young, approx enthusiastic 5 miles to Conc. sales Rd.representatives. 3 Adjala- aboveDick mentioned and Debpositions. first Under met the directionin Grade of the Recreation1. But Programit wasn’t Coordinator, the 41. Physique, for short successfulForuntil candidatesthe end Estate ofwill high be involved school of in theathat diverse they Late range began of job Don theiractivities Arthur to provide successful of 43. Favorable trait TosorontioEMAILA rewarding, turn RESUME north FOR lucrativeCONSIDERATION:for 8 km opportunityto sale on east for side.the right candidate. summer day camp programs. The successful candidates must be available to work scheduled [email protected] weekdayrelationship, shifts andElliot attend which all scheduled Lakelasted staffover plus meetings 50 years. andinclusions training Once sessions prior to and 44. Liver paste THURS. AUG 19TH AT 6 PM duringmarried, the summer in season.1973, Thethey positions moved will between require some Brampton physical requirements and requires 46. Moved speedily strongand interpersonal Acton before and communication settling inskills Mono in order Mills. to work They well with otherCopyright staff, © children, 2008, Penny Press volunteers,Sale Held parents and at the Townshipgeneral public. A background of Amaranth in child supervision Rec. and recreation Hall 48. Customers (PREVIEW WED. AUG 18TH 10 AM - 4 PM) wouldtravelled be an asset. around the world exploring places, ACROSSEm.#374028including Holland, Florida, 6th32. Line SouthPut in orderAfrica, Amaranth Botswana, L9W74. Daybreak 0M6 51. Ammonia derivative PICK UP FRI. AUG 20TH & SAT AUG 21ST 10 AM - 4PM Full details for all these positions including hours of work and wage ranges, are available on 54. Facts, briefly DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. theDirections:Summer TownZimbabwe, of resort Shelburne for the Comekids website Azores, at westwww.shelburne.ca34. Italy, Withered of France, Laurel England, on 10 76.Sideroad Boor of OR BY CALLING• Tour groups AUCTIONEER of students through houses for and available apartments to p.u. rent them Time out for 5. AmaranthActorBrazil Coleman, and (alsoplaces shortly acrossDufferin 35.Canada. Printer Cty.CROSSWORD supply Rd. 10) for 1 mile77. Steep to flaxLine 6 55. Zodiac sign the annual rental campaign. ResumesDick for began the XSummer working Camp Headas aCounselor surveyor and Summerand started Camp Counselor positions will 58. Gooey stuff Bob 519-925-2091 or 519-938-0815 8. beturn____-service received North. until 3:00pm The on township Friday,37. January Wine Rec 24, bottle 2020 Hall by email is on or in left, person,78. Em.#374028 addressed“The Ten to: • Plan, Prepare and Execute Advertising and Marketing Material for the annual rental campaign. Rymark Surveys Ltd. with his brother in 1975. He 60. Gown trim PUZZLE12. “Cleopatra” NO. menace 447 41. Suitor Commandments,” e.g. Sale Offers Approx 80 Hit & Miss• Complete & gas allengines, necessary oilerspaperwork mags involved -rare in lease Goldie signing & and McCulloch payment 5 x 6 SN181; Kimalso Fraser, worked Facility Administrationfor Pilen Construction Manager, Centre as anDufferin estimator Recreation Complex 63. Dreadful Gasoline Engine Co. 3.5 hp SN 2440; plus Delaval; Nelson; Fairbanks-Morse; Goold, Shapley & Muir; 15.200 ConcertoFRIDAY forFiddle sewer Parkinstrument Lane, and JANUARY Shelburne, water mains.ON42. L9V Tailless 3C9Eventually, rodent10TH Email: [email protected] he AT and 10:0080. Race, A.M. as a motor 5. Venture collection for newly rented units. 64. For each Chatham; I.H.C.; Barrie; Hornsby; Aeromotor;Town Bulldog; of Shelburne Woodpecker; Chapman; Moody; Nelson; Stover; 16.Cars: Beforea few now1966 partners Valiant wentPlease Convertible noteon45. position Audioto establish applying receiver272V8, for ontheir cover P.S. page.own P.B auto,81. Ballerina’s frame off short skirt 6. Shocked • Work with all current tenants in completing necessary paperwork forFOR renewal RENT units We thank all applicants for their interest and advise that only those selected for an interview will be contacted Nova, plus oilers, coils, mags, wheels etc. Full List w/details @ Severnauctions.hibid.com 17.restoration Transmissioncompanies, 20ending first years Pentad ago; 47. Construction,mechanical Visual thengood. Trillium (Don’s 82. Pride Wrestling & Joy); surface 65.7. DestinyInfant’s shoe SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS Infrastructure Ltd. He was looking forward to 66. Utopian EXPECTATIONS: 18.1961 Cartoon Pontiac frame Parisienne49. 4dr. FlavorAUCTIONS V8 auto, P.S. & P.B.; 83.1961 Gaunt Corvair 8. Grave Bob Severn Auctioneering NEEDED ShelburneSHARED 519-925-2091 OFFICE TO RENT retiring at the end of this year. • Have a positive attitude 19.4dr. Leading Std.trans. both run &50. drive; Baby insect a large quantity of84. Snap Chef’s on sculpture 67.9. DullBy any finish chance theauctionadvertiser.com/RSevernThe Town of Shelburne will receive applications Severnauctions.wixsite.com/severn with Why pay high overheads! Dick loved his job and all the people who became 68. Dalmatian pup •resumes Willing for to relief work crossing hard and guard enjoy positions rewards for the in a team environment 20.Tools; It comes tool after boxes;pi KIDD Blue FAMILYPoint;52. Low Mastercraft;grade AUCTIONS Air guns; 85. Auricularwrenches; 10. Voided volley PRIME LOCATION ON an extended family to him. He listened to people’s 70. Crucial school• Willing season. to Youtake must chances be able and to work learn school from days, your peers 21.COLLECTIBLES,Boxes Kindproblems of rayof Dale and ANTIQUES, Earnhardtissues, and53. COINS, collector Gossiper,helped MILITARIA, if attoys; he times could. Snap-On JEWELRY, He tools;86. VINTAGE Libation Good TOYS!! 11. Brotherly Monday to Friday at 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. MAIN STREET IN SHELBURNE LIVE & ON-LINE AUCTION, 71. Glossy fabric OBITUARIES and 2:45 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. SuitOBITUARIES accountant/realtor/lawyer etc. 22.Wrench; “Assaultloved ____the Earnhardt storiesQueen”: that 2pictures; everyone56. Manner Jewellery; shared. Dick Pocket loved Watches; 87. Fidgety Canada 12. Oak fruit DESIRED SKILLS & EXPERIENCE: DATE: JAN 18TH 10 AM START. PREVIEW: FRI JAN 17TH FROM 3-6 PM. 72. Bring out These times may vary based on Share with media company Silverwds.racingIF dollars; YOU and CAN’Twas US owner ATTENDSilver of57. a Dollars INLimited Conductor’s PERSON CC;Late BID colleague NativeModel WITH race CONFIDENCEitems, 88. plus Lair quantity VIA 13. Smell, e.g. • Sales Drivenlocation within Town. Clean, Renovated Office car that won the Championship in 2011 at Sunset 74. Emulate Estefan 23.of “____ Marilyn Daughter” Monroe items,WWW.ICOLLECTOR.COM59. Strangeetc. 89. Hereditary unit 14. Fold • Work well in results based environment Rent includes all utilities Speedway.218 COLLINGWOOD His team also ST, won CREEMORE. the OSCAAR CREEMORE Super ARENA HALL. VEHICLES ARTICLES We will be looking for permanent guards once (Stanwyck film) 61. Took off 75.24. NykvistDetached or Hedin MONTGOMERY, the new subdivisions are occupied and first preference Call Terms:Featuring Cash many, greator known treasures chequefrom a large with number proper of consignors. ID only. Many M/C, thanks to all!! WANTED FOR SALE • Goal Oriented MR. JAMES THOMAS Late Model Championship in 2015. Cheers to #17!! 79. Tablet Gerald Albert Hartley will be given to relief guards. 519-925-2832 or 519-216-1021 24.Visa PlumeDick’s & Interac; heart was 10% Visit not ourBuyer’s well. website62. TribalThis forPremium. mediumPHOTOSissue affected AND Neither MORE. his theDOWN owner nor 25. Jack- or Jill-of-all-trades 74 years old, passed away Current• Great paygrade Personal range Skills is $18.69 - $21.25 per hour Terms: Cash, debit; chq, visa, MC. No buyer’s premium for live bidders. 5% fee for online 81. Garb CASH FOR SCRAP REPAIRS, RESTORES, DONALLY ARMSTRONG “JIM” 26. Footliver, bones lungsbidders. and kidneys. Do you have 65.For treasuresGeisha’s all you that peoplegarb you’re out ready there to part 1. with? Small band 27. Dill, formerly on May 7, 2021, in Calgary • Some Sales Skills Preferred but would be SERVICES FOR SALE Auctioneer will be responsible for accident or property loss. VEHICLES. Scrap ve- Jacks up, dismantles farm Applications can be submitted to the attention 28. Waterthat mammal don’t go to the doctorCall,68. for Text, Airshow one or Emailreason maneuver Anytime. or another, 2. Astern 29. Yawn-producing mood Alberta. Gerald resided in willing to trainof the the undersigned. right candidateOF BEAR LAKE AND FORMERLY OF Note: Full list on www.theauctionadvertiser.com/RSevern, HANDYMAN. You need it, CONTRACTOR RE- let this be a wake-up call for you. Don’t smoke and hicles wanted, any size. buildings, homes, cottages, Kentucky for many years 30. Brown quickly 69. Stop 3. Somewhat wet 31. “____ Window” No ownership required. roofing, siding, doors, win- • Marketing and/orPatti Communication Hossie CALEDON I can EAST do it for a fairAND price.. BRAMPTONPAIRS, restores, Jacks up, www.auctionsontario.ca,make sure your body gets & thewww.severnauctions.wixsite.com/severn nourishment it needs and moved to Calgary, education Townwould of be Shelburne a great fi t Call Terry. 519 925 4310 dismantles Farm buildings, 31. Cheesemaking ingredient 73. Modify 4. Pig’s enclosure (Hitchcock film) Fast service, free towing, dows, beams posts, piers, 203 Main Street East Homes, Cottages Roofing, daily. Bob Severn Auctioneer Alberta in 2018 to be with Shelburne, ON August 7, 1943 - AugustSiding, 6, 2021Doors, Windows, 33. Part of a circle loose scrap removed. Also, foundations, concrete work, ThankMr. James you Thoma tos Donally the Armstrongstaff at Headwaters Health Care his forever love, Joan. COMPENSATION: L9V 3K7 REMEMBER Beams, Posts, Peers, Foun- “JIM” Shelburne 519-925-2091 34. Petrify cash paid on the spot. Call eavestroughing, deck, [email protected] dations, Concretework. Centre,of Bear Lake and Etobicoke formerly of Caledon General East and and especially to the Gerald started his career Base + Commission Peacefully at AlgonquinYOUR LOVED Grace Brampton. 905-859-0817 or 647-227- Eavestroughing, Decks, amazing nurses and doctors at Toronto General 35. Indian’s abode docks, sheds, fencing in- working for Canadian Hospice in Huntsville on Friday Peacefully at Algonquin Grace Hospice in Huntsville on Friday August BIRTHDAYS ONES IN Docks, Sheds.Fencing In- 6, 2021. Jim Armstrong, beloved husbandWWW.KIDDFAMILYAUCTIONS.COM of Carol, was in his 78th year. 3954. Open Sundays. stalled, replaced or fixed. CROSSWORDHospital in the CICU. SOLUTION Donations, in memory of 36. Like a popular hot cereal stalled or Replaced, or Dear father of Jamie Armstrong (Dana), Christine Armstrong-Brochu Tire for 15 years and FOR RENT FORAugust RENT 6, 2021.A SPECIALJim Armstrong, WAY (Gilles) and Jeff Armstrong (Jennifer)[email protected]. Call Brian McCurdy 519- Fixed. Call Brian Mc curdy Dick,Very proud grandfather can of T renten,be Taylor, made Timothy, Avi ana,to Evan, the Orangeville Salvation 38. Poet’s black transitioned into a successful businessman owning Everson and predeceased by grandson Shane. 519-938-7499 beloved husband of Carol,IN was in 519 986 1781 He is survived by his sister Joan MacDonald and predeceased by his TH GENERAL HELP 986-1781. LARGE MASTER BED- APARTMENTS FOR Army,brother Ron Armstrong Orangeville (Joan). SPCA or HeadwatersHAPPY Health 80 BIRTHDAY his own auto care business. Jim will be fondly remembered by all his nieces, nephews, other family 39. Weird ROOM for rent in farm- RENT INhis SHELBURNE. 78th year. MEMORIAMS Shelburne and friends. WANTED CareThe family willCentre. receive visitors outdoors at the Opatovsky Funeral Gerald was born in Grand Valley,house on 200Ontario acres. Has on Starting at $950 per month Home-Dempster Chapel lawn, 210 Ontario Street in Burk’s Falls, on the 40. Black RESIDENTIAL Dear father of Jamie$35 +Armstrong HST Anorth Celebration side of the building on Saturday August of 21, Life 2021 from 2 towill 3p.m. be held at the Dods and walk in closet, balcony, inc. appliances and A/C. FreePress A service to celebrate Jim’s life willAUCTION follow at 3p.m. with Rev. Catherine SALE December 3, 1946, to Albert and Irene Montgomery Murkin officiating. GEORGE LOOKING for CHEF/ SERVICES & REPAIRS Parking, first and last and For all your McNair Funeral Home 41. Physique, for short privateLet’s en suite with double Talk.(Dana), Christine Armstrong- If desired, in lieu of flowers, memorial donations to Algonquin Grace in Orangeville, on Friday, (nee Dickson). Gerald was predeceased by his Hospice would be sincerely appreciated by the family. KITCHEN MANAGER for an sinks, and Jacuzzi tub. Full refs req. Call 647 527 4503 advertising needs in the 43. Favorable trait EMAIL RESUME FOR CONSIDERATION:Brochu (Gilles) and Jeff ArmstrongMEMORIAM ForAugustPLEASE NOTE:the Registration20, 2021 isEstate required to attendfrom the service 11:00. Toof a.m.-2:00the Late p.m. Don Arthur of parents and siblings Bill and Bonnie.use of luxury Married kitchen, with to COTTAGES FOR RENT, SHELBURNE AREA register please RSVP on the obituary page at upcoming traditional British ROM MASONRY - Based Condolenceswww.opatovskyfuneralhome.com ormay call the funeral be home offered at 705- to the family at www.NEAL 1 [email protected] person. Beautiful booking now(Jennifer). For spring/ 382-3222. As per the directive of the Bereavement Authority of 44. Liver paste style pub. Competitive salary in Nobleton. We do big Wenda Montgomery 1972 – 1974 and married call Debbie Freeman at Ontario attendance numbersElliot will be restricted for social distaLakencing plus inclusions summer RENTALS with an dodsandmcnair.comcapacity (65 attendees). COVID-19 protocols are in place and masks setting Grand Valley, 15 our Shelburne offi ce: are mandatory while indoors. 46. Moved speedily to Marcia Vonderschmidt for 38 years until her Very proud grandfather of Trenten, Taylor,August 7, 1943 – August 6, 2021 to the right candidate. Call Bill or small jobs. Chimneys, mins from Orangeville. Lots option to buy 519 925 6948 Jelly Copyright © 2008, Penny Press 519-925-2832 Online condolences may be made at at 416-464-0122. window sills, walls etc. All passing in 2016. Survived andof missedparking off beatenso muchtrack. Timothy, Aviana, Evan, Everson and Salewww.opatovskyfuneralhome.com Held at Township of Amaranth Rec. Hall 48. Customers RENOVATED TOWN In loving memory of our No pets. Available Jan 15th, or 519-216-1021 work guaranteed. Free es- by his partner, Joan Murphy of Calgary, and her 3 HOUSE, predeceasedShelburne, with by grandson Shane. Em.#374028 6th Line AmaranthPlease join usL9W to celebrate 0M6 51. Ammonia derivative MRS MOPPIT requires a first and last required. Must dear mom, Helen ACROSSBEATON, John Hartley32. Put in order 74. Daybreak timates, seniors discount. children, Ben and partner Charlene, Cory, Christine, bedroom Hefor rent. is survived Fully fur- by his and sister dear Joan Grandma MacDonald and 54. Facts, briefly PART-TIME CLEANER for and 3 grandchildren. Survivedsee. by Suit workinghis daughter couple. All nished, shared washroom/ 1. Directions:SummerAlso resortknown for as Comekids Hon, Dadwest34. Withered of LaurelGeorge’s on 1080th 76.Sideroad birthday! Boor of Call Spencer at 647-542- inclusive except wifi. Kitchen. andJames predeceased st north by his Grandpa brother Howard. Ron Armstrong (Joan). 55. Zodiac sign residential work, and one Sarah Short-McDougall and grandchildren,$1,000. 519 943 3297 Emily, 5. AmaranthActorand Coleman, Grampa, (also shortly at Dufferinthe age35. Printer Cty. supply Rd.A 10)come for and 1 milego77. Steepafternoon to flaxLine 6 0559. opp foodland.Jim Patio/deck/will be fondly remembered by all his nieces, 58. Gooey stuff small office. Tuesdays and and Wyatt. Also survived by nieces1 BED and BASEMENTnephews, parking. No pets. No smok- You are forever in our hearts, 8. ____-serviceof 77, passed away 37.on Wine bottle 1 to 4 pm Saturday,78. “The Ten nephews, other family and friends. turn North. The township Rec Hall is on left, Em.#374028 Thursdays. Able to drive Erin, Jeff, Shelly, Tara Jane, APARTMENTShawna, Andrew, for rent ing. Suit single professional where we hold many wonderful 12. “Cleopatra”Tuesday, menace August 3, 2021.41. Suitor Commandments,” e.g. 60. Gown trim IN MEMORIAM on William Street $725 In- person. AvailableThe Junefamily 1st. will receive visitors outdoors at the February 1st at the and have useable car an Nicolas, Jacob, Julie, 10 great niecescludes 5x and appliances nephews Ideal memories. John was the son of John 63. Dreadful Refs first /last req.$700 PER 15. ConcertoFRIDAY instrument JANUARY42. Tailless rodent10THShelburne AT 10:00Curling80. Race, Club.A.M. as a motor asset. Please call 519-942- and 2 great-great nieces and 1 great-greatfor Single person nephew. or semi re- MONTH 905Opatovsky 877 1740 / 519 Funeral Home-DempsterMiss you Chapel lawn, 210 ADVERSTISINGand Gladys Beaton, he was 64. For each 6405. BULLOCK, Leonore Anne tired.Parking for 1 car. NONTown 217of 5424Shelburne 16.Cars: Beforeborn now 1966on January Valiant 7, Convertible 1944.45. Audio receiver272V8, P.S. P.B auto,81. Ballerina’s frame off short skirt Gerald had a wonderful sense smokersof humour and NO PETS and Call a Ontario Street in Burk’sDarlene, Falls, Debbie, FORon the RENT northDenise, side Fred of the Your presence is a gift to him. 65. Destiny 519 925 3635 and Families. 17.restoration TransmissionJohn was 20endingoriginally years ago; from47. mechanical Visual good. (Don’s82. Pride Wrestling & Joy); surface passion for food, travel, animals, and the odd shot building on Saturday August 21, 2021 from 2 to 3p.m. LOCALLY WORKS 66. Utopian TIRED of BEING PAID August 1947 - July 2016 of bourbon. He enjoyed people, everywhereSCHOOL he CROSSING GUARDS 18.1961 CartoonSudbury, Pontiac frame but Parisienne lived most49. 4dr. Flavor V8 auto, P.S. & P.B.; 83.1961 Gaunt Corvair PEANUTS working hard NEEDEDA service to celebrateSHARED Jim’s life OFFICE will follow TO at 3p.m. RENT with went he would talk to people and ask questions 19.4dr. Leadingof Std.trans.his life in bothOrangeville. run &50. drive; Baby insect a large quantity of84. Snap Chef’s on sculpture 67. Dull finish in construction? J & M Ma- In loving memory. The Town of Shelburne will receive applicationsRev. Catherine with MurkinWhy officiating. pay high overheads! and engage them in conversation. He was very John was an educator, 68. 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