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The society still ing being on the ice mentary School stu- needs to raise around $6,000, and is looking for a partnership to help cover the remaining cots for the fair. with his team. dent also plays soccer during the summer “I just tried it out months. because I always want- ed to and here I am,” Keagan said he plans FTP celebrating International Women’s Day in style Name: KEAGANWe’re O’BRIEN Herehe saidTo of Help! getting in- to continue with his Team: SHELBURNE volved with the sport. hockey career. WOLVES110 ATOM Adeline LL2 Street, Shelburne Written By MIKE PICKFORD Kennedy states. ents, while also touching on how humour Position:519.925.3145 RIGHT WING | crewsoninsurance.com “Our emergency shelter in Orangeville is can help us all live a better life. There will In a stunning new report released by the never empty. We almost never have a spare also be several local businesses on hand to Global Economic Forum, it has been esti- bed, as soon as one becomes available put on a special women’s vendor market- mated that gender parity will not truly exist there’s somebody else straight through the place. in our world for another 200 years. Yes, you door,” Ms. Kennedy told the Free Press. “We “It really is a fabulous day, a really, really read that right, two whole centuries. That’s have extensive waiting lists for our counsel- fun day that we here at FTP really look for- roughly six generations. So, with that being ling services. We’re taking phone calls every ward to and enjoy, because much of the said, you can probably expect your grand- day. It’s a truly, truly concerning trend.” work we do is really heavy and intense. On kids’ grandkids to have to fight the same The facility provided emergency shelter International Women’s Day we’re able to issues we fight today regarding equality. for 103 women and 65 children between take a step back and celebrate,” Ms. Ken- While it’s unclear what type of progress April 1, 2016 and April 1, 2017, while put- nedy said. “We’re going to have around 300 could be made between then and now to ting up 20 women and 23 children in second people come together in the main ballroom, speed things up, Norah Kennedy, along with stage housing. 388 women signed up for so the atmosphere will be really good.” Winter tires still available. the entire team at Dufferin-Caledon’s Family woman abuse counselling, 151 women and The event serves as one of FTP’s two main Call Patricia for appointments or email [email protected] Transition Place, are doing what they can to 22 men enrolled in sexual abuse counsel- fundraisers and in recent years has raked in combat the issue of gender parity right here ling, while 318 women and 5 men required roughly $30,000 for the local non-profit. Ms. www.tirediscounter.ca • 519-925-0044 in the community. It is an arduous, at times transitional support services. In total, FTP Kennedy is optimistic this “incredibly gen- 710A Industrial Rd. Shelburne, ON, L9V 2Z4 frustrating fight, admits Ms. Kennedy, who received 3,742 calls on its crisis and infor- erous” community will come together once serves as the organization’s executive direc- mation lines. again to raise at least $30,000 for the centre. tor. But it’s one she’s absolutely committed And so, with March 8 officially mark- Globally, the theme for this year’s Interna- to seeing through to the end. ing International Women’s Day, Norah is tional Women’s Day is ‘Press for Progress’ Since arriving in the community in 1984, keen to press home the fact that there are – a direct reference to the shocking Global FTP has provided critical services to thou- truly remarkable people in our community Economic Forum report released late last sands of women and children who have working to put an end to gender equality year. experienced abuse and unhealthy relation- and all forms of abuse – against both men “I think what the organizers of the event ships. While there has been “great progress” and women. The organization is hosting its are trying to get across with this theme is made in many ways since then, the local seventh annual International Women’s Day what kind of responsibility can we take to facility still finds itself in a position where Luncheon Fundraiser at the Best Western in bring that 200-year mark forward, because demand for its services is on the rise, rather Orangeville today. Kicking off at 11:30 a.m. it’s completely ridiculous to think we will than on the decline. and running until 1:30 p.m., the event will have to go that long without gender parity,” Over the past 18 months, FTP has reported feature comedian Judy Croon as keynote Ms. Kennedy said. an average 10 percent increase across the speaker. board in clients served per program. This is Her “hilarious and inspirational” speech Continued on Page 2 an issue that is getting worse in our area, Ms. will explore seven stress-relieving ingredi- NOW!
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Written By MARNI WALSH the Dufferin Community Foundation “are particularly new donors, with causes that from the Dufferin business community a means to build support for community matter to them,” says Ms. Boxem. “While contribute $5000 or more, provide sponsor- The Board of the Dufferin Community efforts and sustainability for not-for profit donations can always go directly to efforts, ships, and/or act as advisors to the Board Foundation (DCF) recently held its inau- organizations.” garnering requests and future donations go- • Committees of the Board – in addi- gural meeting at the Lord Dufferin Centre. In the works for two years, Ms. Boxem ing to a foundation means that a solid base tion to Directors, community members will The long term goal of the Foundation is says the DCF effort has been a passion of, can be built for long term impact.” be welcomed to join the Finance (Funds & to enrich the community wellbeing of the Gord Gallaugher the newly elected Chair of In a press release, Gord Gallaugher says, Grants) or the Community Outreach Com- County. the Foundation. He brought the directors “When it gets down to measuring success mittee. The new Foundation is an initiative of team together to lay the ground work for over the next five years, we’ll be judged by “As we deepen our investment base,” Headwaters Communities in Action (HCIA,) incorporation and communications in or- our ability to build great partnerships with says Mr. Gallaugher, “non-profit organi- established in 2004 to engage the public in der to build the Foundation. existing foundations and charitable groups zations can apply to the Foundation for vital community conversations and support The new Board of the Dufferin Commu- to expand philanthropy in Dufferin. We’ll grants to support projects in the areas of the start-up of collaborative projects that nity Foundation includes: Gord Gallaugher, be working hard to establish and grow arts and culture, citizenship, connected enhance life in Dufferin, such as DCF. Chair; MaryAnn Lowry, Vice-Chair; Joan endowment funds, conduct and publish communities, education, healthcare and The foundation is now officially aWaechter, Director; Steve Doney, Treasur- research on community needs, and start healthy living, heritage, and innovations in free-standing and incorporated entity - er; Laura Ryan, Director; and Shirley Box- using the investment earnings to support natural resources and the environment.” however, it still benefits from administra- em, Secretary. worthy projects. ” According to Shirley Boxem, “more than tive support from HCIA, as well as some “Now the harder work of fund building The DCF plans for community participa- 90% of Canadian communities – large and funding from the County. Project Lead for and community engagement will really tion include: small – have a community foundation with HCIA, Shirley Boxem says, “This demon- ramp up,” says Ms. Boxem. Currently, a • Founders Circle – a group of indi- more than $5.2 billion in assets and have strates the County’s commitment to build- launch subcommittee is in the planning viduals or families invest in the Foundation put hundreds of millions of dollars back ing a strong community and speaks very phase of an official fall launch event. with a $2,500 donation and a role as ambas- into the community over almost 100 years.” highly of their vision.” “A very key importance is building sadors in the community To learn more or become involved: duffer- Ms. Boxem says, “Foundations such as philanthropy by connecting donors, and • Corporate Circle – representatives [email protected]
Continued from FRONT Johnson’s Income Tax FTP celebrates International Women’s Day 44 Proton Street, Dundalk, Ontario in style with 7th annual luncheon “Whether it be recognizing women at that 200-year projection. We’re already achievements, committing to gender equal- working hard in this community on our edu- FARM, BUSINESS & PERSONAL INCOME TAX ity in the workplace… As a man, committing cational programs for youth. While there are to respectful conversations and respecting horrible issues prevalent in our community women’s rights. There’s lots we can and today, we’re hoping, through our program- should be doing to try and bridge this mon- ming, through reaching kids at our local Refunds should be within umental gap.” high schools, that they won’t be as much of While there are many days where Norah an issue 10 years from now.” 2 weeks if E-Filed admits she comes close to banging her head “While it is discouraging seeing our num- against a wall, she looks positively back bers rise at such an alarming rate, all we Monday to Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm on what the past 100 years have brought can and should be thinking about, rather for women. Until legislation was passed in than getting discouraged, is thank goodness Thursday nights till 7pm by appointment only 1929, women were not even officially recog- we’re here. If there’s someone in our com- nized as a person in Canada, instead being munity that needs support, needs that secu- Saturday 9:30am – 2:30pm referred to as property. Since that time, rity and that safe place to lay their head at women have secured the right to vote, to night, at least we’re here to help them out. A (effective March 3, 2018) work and to represent communities, prov- lot of women from communities all across inces and, in Kim Campbell’s brief tenure, to the world unfortunately don’t have that run the nation. opportunity. So, for that, we’re thankful,” “When my mother was born in 1929, she Ms. Kennedy concluded. wasn’t a person. I remember the stories she In conjunction with its International Wom- 519.923.2624 used to tell me growing up… There has been en’s Day Luncheon, Family Transition Place lots of shift and lots of change since those will be released the sixth iteration of its Cel- Fax 519.923.2481 • TollT:5.444” Free 1.800.898.2126 days. This one day of the year is a chance ebrating Women magazine. Featuring adver- for us to celebrate those advances. Not rest- tisements and articles focused on interest- ing on our laurels though, we also know it’s ing women in our community, the magazine an opportunity to bring the types of issues is available to the public as of today. we’re seeing today – you only need to look For more information on Family Transi- towards the #MeToo movement – to the fore tion Place, visit familytransitionplace.ca. in the hopes of eradicating them forever.” For more informational on International She added, “There’s still a long, long way Women’s Day, visit www.internationalwom- to go if we’re seriously going to chip away ensday.com. By the time you fi nish reading this, you could’ve confi rmed Grand Valley Orangeville Shelburne Tuesday, Raptor Dufflebag Raptor your voter March 13th Conservancy Theatre Conservancy 10:00 a.m. Cinderella 2:00 p.m. T:10.714” 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, Dufflebag Bumbling Bert Dufflebag info online. March 14th Theatre Comedy Magic Theatre Cinderella 2:00 p.m. Cinderella 10:00 a.m. 2:00pm elections.on.ca Thursday, Bumbling Bert Raptor Bumbling Bert March 15th Comedy Magic Conservancy Comedy Magic 10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Tickets are $3.00 each or $8.00 for all 3 shows!
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Written By MARNI WALSH homeowners to support them in their time of need,” says Darren White. Residents in and around Melancthon The event is sponsored by the Horning’s Township are coming together to hold a Mills Hall, and the Pine River Institute is fundraising concert to help long time resi- loaning their kitchen for food preparation. dents John and Doreen Sipple recover some Residents are encouraged to come out and of their loses due to a devastating fire that bring their “dancing boots.” took their home and belongings on Feb. 11. “While a loss like this is certainly heart- “We feel thankful,” says the couple, “What a breaking and tragic, no one was hurt in the wonderful community.” fire and that is of course the most import- Although the Sipples escaped injury, the ant thing,” says Melancthon Mayor Darren fire raged through their century old home, White. robbing them of everything they owned. Val- Tickets for the fund raising dance, which iant efforts by the Mulmur-Melancthon fire takes place at 7pm on March 10th, cost $20 department were hampered by various ele- and can be reserved by calling (705) 481- ments and they could not stop the fire which 7548. Tickets are also available for purchase, spread quickly causing close to $500,000 in with exact cash or cheque, at Melancthon damage. Township Office - 157101 Highway 10 (Office “The fire crews performed well under dif- hours are Monday to Friday from 8:30 am – ficult circumstances due to cold weather,” 4:30 pm.) For more information visit: https:// said Mayor Darren White, “keeping the fire www.facebook.com/HorningsMills. from spreading to neighbouring structures, If you are unable to attend, but wish to PHOTO COURTESY OF SHELBURNE & DISTRICT FIRE DEPARTMENT but the house was a full loss.” donate please visit the John and Doreen UP IN FLAMES: The century home of John and Doreen Sipple was set ablaze in the early The community efforts have been many, Sipple Fire Relief at www.gofundme.com/ hours of Feb. 11. The community has rallied around the local couple, with a fundraising con- including the evening concert which will be thesipples, or drop off your donation to the cert scheduled for March 10. hosted by actress Mag Ruffman, with music Melancthon Township office during busi- provided by Dufferin County Line. Local ness hours: 519-925-1110. Mr. and Mrs. Sip- auctioneer Bob Severn will be running a live ple are so grateful for all the assistance, tell- auction at the event, which also includes a ing the Free Press, “All our family, and old cash bar, food, and a 50/50 draw. friends and new, have been over and beyond “Our Township is happy that the local supportive.” community has rallied together around the Activities and vendors highlight upcoming Easter Egg Hunt SPECIAL PROMOTION FOR SPAY & NEUTER Written By MARNI WALSH be serving soup, sandwiches, hot dogs and other refreshments 10 am to 4 pm for all the CATS & DOGS Cat: Neuter $99, Spay $129 Kinsmen Dan Sample, Kinettes Cherie hungry egg hunters and shoppers. Sample and Carol Egan, along with Spaw- Pictures with the Easter Bunny are avail- EXAM & fect’s Lindsay Wegener head up Shelburne’s able with Shelburne photographer Brody VACCINE: Easter Egg Hunt committee this year. The Ireton. Lots O’Fun in Orangeville is donat- Please organizers have brought together a wide ing LaserFun and Bazooka Fun Passes for a call for $60 variety of activities and vendors to make door prize raffle, and Jungle Oasis in Oran- for an event filled day at the annual hunt for geville has also donated a 10 play-pass as a details Late Appointments chocolate goodies. door prize. Possible The big hunt will take place on March A huge thank you goes out from the com- 31st outdoors at the Centre Dufferin Recre- mittee to the CDRC for allowing the use of ation Complex (CDRC.) The Easter Bunny the facilities to host the Easter egg Hunt. is scheduled to visit and will leave treats for Kinsmen Dan Sample reminds residents to area little ones safely hidden in mounds of support their local arena, so it can continue fresh straw. Children may delight in the hunt to host local hometown events. from 1:30 to 2:30 pm. Dan Sample reminds kids, “Don’t forget Starting at 10 am, upstairs in the arena, the to bring your Easter baskets to search for event includes a huge number of area ven- those Easter eggs” and parents enjoy the fol- dors displaying and selling their wares. Ven- lowing vendors on March 31st at the CDRC: dors will be available until 4pm along with - Kinette Club of Shelburne Brought to you by: various craft activities to keep kids enter- - Jungle Justin’s Wildlife Co. tained while Mom and Dad enjoy shopping. - Troupe Adore The event is sponsored by the Shelburne - Jr Schooners Fastball League Kinsmen and the Shelburne Kinettes, as - Thirst For Art well as Jungle Justin, Spawfect and John’s - Balloon Twisting with Melissa Shipman No Frills which, once again this year, will be - Sweet Legs TO COINCIDE WITH DAYLIGHT SAVINGS! supplying the delicious chocolate eggs for - Scentsy Change your clocks. Change your smoke alarm batteries. Then... the hunt. Justin’s reptiles will teach children - 31 Gifts facts about his amazing creatures, as well as - DoTerra allow for holding and photos. “It is organiza- - Amber Borger Real Estate tions such as this that allow events to occur - LipScence by sponsoring, attending, donating and orga- - Rosie’s Crochet Creations BATTERIES DEAD? nizing,” says Dan Sample. - Pink Zebra There will be a baseball themed activ- - Becca’s Crochet Corner ity hosted by Jr. Schooners fastball league; - Leni & Me Boutique taekwondo moves with Shelburne BW Tae- - Whisky & Wine Rustic Design RECYCLE INSTEAD! kwondo; free balloons from Amber Borger - Pampered Chef real-estate; balloon twisting with Melissa - Voxx Life Single-use alkaline batteries are collected curbside twice a year, Shipman; and face painting and henna art by - Jules Expressions during the week following the time change. Troupe-Adore. Troupe-Adore will be raising - Shelburne Family Chiropractic funds for Souphaus, a community funded - Avon restaurant offering dinner on Tuesday eve- - Epicure nings at Trinity United Church in Shelburne. - Jamberry Along with shopping and activities, Shel- - Usbornbooks burne’s Kinette Club will be cooking for a - Fabulous Fibulas cause, raising funds for various ventures by - Handmade Creations by Ae Kongtakane having the kitchen open. The Kinettes will - Little Panda’s Bookclub
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I read a very interesting article recently involved in producing television and mov- group of people – it’s now very common. dead and the cops that involved an interview with a former ies, claim that these productions don’t If movies can influence an entire gener- arrest someone – end Central Intelligence Agency operative. influence people to any degree. ation or two’s way of speaking, what else credits. Television, he said, is the “greatest pro- However, speech patterns alone show can the big screen manipulate? That has changed paganda tool” ever invented. the influence movies have on the public. In a recent survey by a U.S. company to story lines where It’s in almost every home and pretty At one time, profanity was generally kept trying to figure out how much we are influ- killing for the sake of much everyone watches it daily for either to certain places or cultures – hence the enced by media, they found that only 17 killing is the main selling point and doing news, entertainment, sports, or whatever term ‘swears like a sailor.’ It wasn’t used per cent of people could name just three it in graphic detail has become the norm. other garbage the networks are produc- in common conversation and certainly not justices of the U.S. Supreme Court, yet 59 Director Quentin Tarantino orders fake ing during the daytime viewing hours for what was then considered ‘polite society.’ per cent of those same people could name blood for his movies by the 45 gallon drum. the terminally dull who think “The View” You were judged on your speech in a all of the Three Stooges. The more blood the better. The more kill- or “The Maury Show” contain entertaining way that defined your level of sophistica- It is estimated that by the time an aver- ings packed into a 120-minute screenplay programing. tion, upbringing, and education. age kid finishes elementary school they the more the audience cheers. This CIA agent wouldn’t say exactly how Starting in the 1970’s, movies suddenly have seen around 8,000 murders on TV. Is it any wonder mass shootings have the agency uses television to influence did a subtle shift with a few bad words that By they time they are 18, it’s 200,000. increased along with the same pace as opinion, but he did imply that it works – were tossed into movies for emphasis. By While murder in television and movies violence on television, movies and even and it works well. the ’90’s, some movies (see Goodfellas – may be entertainment for some, those kill- video games? People believe what they see on screen count 321) were noted for how many times ings are two-dimensional acts played out While the Academy Awards on Sunday – either the big screen or the little screen. the ‘f-bomb’ was dropped in the space of on a screen without finishing with the real- night pretended to be festival of congratu- Companies don’t spend millions of dollars two hours. Now, just about every movie life consequences of taking a life. lations, there was of course the underlying on Super Bowl ads for no reason. with the exception of ones produced for Violence has always played a part in the ‘me too’ movement that was a part of the If Oprah Winfrey wore a donut pinned to pre-teens is filled with profanity for com- movies; however, the level of violence has event. her head as a hat during one of her shows edy, drama, and everything in between. gone from being a part of a story line to If Hollywood was really concerned about you can be sure within a few days thou- The result can be heard in shopping that of a main feature of the film. problems in society, they would do a lot sands of women would be sporting choc- malls, arenas, any public place where the Humphrey Bogart plugged a few guys more self-examination of what they are olate dips or Bavarian creams from Tim ‘f-word’ is now used as a verb, an adjec- on screen with his snub-nosed .38, but it producing and the effects it has on society. Hortons as headpieces. tive, noun, or just to fill in a sentence for no was always in self-defence and as a part A lot of people, most notably those particular reason, and not just by a single of a story. Bang – the bad guy falls down Shelburne Library News
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Orangeville man among eight charged in alleged child exploitation cases potential offender in January when, in the investigation was one of many the provincial ijuana, Cocaine, and MDA (a variant on MDMA Written By MIKE PICKFORD course of an online undercover investigation, force has carried out in recent times, noting it commonly known as ecstasy). The total street An Orangeville man is facing numerous child the Sureté du Québec alleged he was seeking was of the utmost importance that police do value of the seized substances is approximately pornography and other sexual-related charges to engage in sexual relations with two girls, what they can to protect children from poten- $800. after a province-wide investigation turned up aged six and eight. Further investigation was tial predators. The four occupants were not from Shelburne eight individuals accused of multiple offences carried out by the OPP on Feb. 7, with its Child “Our most fundamental responsibility as a and were made up of a mix of youth and young against children. Sexual Exploitation Unit, accompanied by society is to protect our children from those adults. In collaboration with its municipal law Orangeville Police Service members, executing who would do them harm,” Mr. Hawkes said. Further investigation revealed that two of enforcement partners, the OPP’s Child Sexual a search warrant at his residence. In addition to “The OPP will continue to aggressively identify the occupants were on numerous probations Exploitation Unit recently executed 10 search evidence of the original offence, police seized and pursue individuals who use technology to and court recognizances. warrants across the province relating to cases computers said to contain images of child sex- exploit children. These investigations highlight As a result all four occupants were charged of child sexual exploitation. These warrants led ual abuse. to many OPP, municipal and First Nations offi- with varying offences. The 18 charges are to the arrest of eight individuals, against whom Police confirmed there are no connections cers who are working diligently to keep our broken down as follow: 4x Possession of Mari- a total of 36 charges were laid. Some of the between the various cases, noting they are all children safe.” juana, 2x Possession of Schedule 1 Substance, accused have past convictions for child por- independent investigations. 4x Fail to Comply with Recognizance, 2x Fail nography and sexual offences against children. Also arrested and charged with sexual-re- Vehicle stop results in drug seizure to Comply with Probation, 4x Fail to Comply Christopher Robinson, 40, of Orangeville lated offences against children were Ernest Just before midnight on Friday night (March with Sentence, 2x Document related charges faces two counts of agreeing to commit a sex- Hesse, 35, of Stratford; David Banks, 49, of 2) Shelburne Police stopped a vehicle after it All four accused were provided a court date ual offence against a person under 16 years, Fordwich; Bruce Davidson, 47 of Formosa; Jus- displayed some suspicious driving patterns. at the Orangeville Court House in late May to two of invitation to sexual touching of a person tin Campbell, 31, of Walkerton; Jacob Baker, 29, What started out to be a check on the well-be- answer to the allegations. under 16 years, and one count each of posses- of Owen Sound, and Lee Hughes, 36 of Kintore. ing and condition of the driver; resulted in all As per provisions in the Youth Criminal Jus- sion of child pornography, accessing child por- As part of the investigation, Justin Horrigan, 23, four occupants of the vehicle being arrested for tice Act, police cannot release the identities of nography and making available child pornog- of Fordwich was charged with possession of drug possession. any of the youth involved. Therefore the names raphy. illegal drugs and possession of stolen property. Seized from the vehicle were quantities of of the adults are also not being released as this Police first identified .Mr Robinson as a OPP Commissioner Vince Hawkes noted this what appeared to be three types of drugs: Mar- could potentially identify the youth.
“It kind of started from there,” he said. Mr. Nowell said he’s been a member of the party for about Newell running for Trillium Party Mr. Nowell, 54, and his wife have three grown children and a month. He commented that he heard about it through a one grandson. They currently live on a horse farm with their neighbour, and was intrigued when he met Elizabeth Mar- Written By BILL REA extended family of rescued horses, ponies and llamas. shall, the Trillium candidate in Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound. That He also commented that he likes the direction Trillium prompted him to look into the party in more detail. The social conservative Trillium Party of Ontario is going seems to be taking. Wikipedia describes the Trillium Party as “a right-wing, to be represented in Dufferin-Caledon in this year’s provincial “I really, truly thought they were going to be the party of the social conservative political party” that ran two candidates in election. people,” he remarked, “rather than for the leaders, which at the 2014 provincial election and received 397 votes. Melancthon resident Andrew Nowell has announced he will times seem to have their own agendas.” The party gained its first member of the Ontario Legislature be carrying the party’s colours in the coming campaign. He also stated there is growing unrest with both the Liberals on May 28, 2017, after Jack MacLaren, Progressive Conserva- He said this will be his first venture into the political arena, and the Progressive Conservatives. tive MPP for Carleton-Mississippi Mills was removed from the but he has become involved with his local landowners’ asso- “People of Ontario are looking for something different,” he PC caucus for making negative remarks about Francophones. ciation, and began working on issues dealing with the local said. “There is a chance the Trillium Party will grow during Since the Trillium Party lacks official party status, he is listed farming community. this election.” by the Legislature as an independent.
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Written By BRIAN LOCKHART The game ended with an insurance goal from Aiden Fernandes when he took a shot The Shelburne Wolves Bantam rep team from the point that gave the Wolves a 4-2 will be going to the championship after a lead and the game. decisive win over the Elmvale Coyotes on “It was a pretty good game. It was a team Thursday (Mar. 1) night at the Centre Duf- we haven’t faced before – we played their ferin Recreation Complex in Shelburne. AA team but this is their rep team,” summed It was a good battle between the two up Wolves goalie Logan Landriault. “They teams with neither squad able to score in were a lot tougher than the AA team. We the first period. scored first and they scored and we scored Shelburne’s Cameron Green got the open- two to win the game.” ing goal midway in the second period. That This was an important game for the was matched by an Elmvale goal to make it Wolves – a win means they will go to the a tie game. championship – a loss would have dropped Warren Swidersky got the Shelburne them in the standings. go-ahead goal when he wheeled in front of “We switched the lines up in the last two the Elmvale net and took the shot to give the games which mad a big difference,” said Wolves a 2-1 lead. coach Tony Fernandes. “The kids gelled It was a tie game when the Coyotes scored with each other and we went from there. early in the third frame. They held the blue line when they were sup- PHOTO: BRIAN LOCKHART The Wolves were again in the lead when posed to.” ON THEY GO! The Shelburne Wolves Bantam rep team will go to the championship final Luke Dunmore picked off the top of the The Wolves will now face Orillia in a final after a 4-2 over the Elmvale Coyotes at the Centre Dufferin Recreation Complex in Shelburne Elmvale net. series to determine the league champions. on Thursday, March 1. The Wolves wont the game 4-2 and will now advance to the final. Stayner Siskins and Alliston Hornets to battle it out in Junior C final series
Written By BRIAN LOCKHART played 23 regular season games with the time periods and ended with a 5-4 Alliston in The Stayner Siskins come to the final after Alliston squad this season scoring 12 goals when Ryan Young final scored in the second finishing in first place in the regular season. The battle for the Carruthers Division of and getting five assists. He has played nine OT period. In a series surprise they lost game one of the PJHL championship will be fought on playoff games netting three goals in the It was a total flip-flop in game three when their semi-final against the Penetang Kings. the ice between the Alliston Hornets and the opening series. the Golden Hawks came out strong on home After winning three in a row, the Siskins Stayner Siskins. The Hornets wrapped up their semi-final ice and won 8-2 to get back in the series. gave up game five to the Kings. This the second year the two squads have series against the Caledon Golden Hawks Alliston moved ahead in game four with The Siskins finished it off on Friday (Mar. met in the final series with the Hornets com- on Saturday (Mar. 3) night on Caledon home a 4-2 win at the New Tecumseth Recreation 2) with a 3-1 game to win the series. ing out on top last season. ice with a 4-1 win in a series that took six Centre on Wednesday, February 28. The Hornets will have to step it up a notch Two hometown Shelburne men will be on games. Alliston fans were expecting to see the in the final. During regular season play they the ice when the series gets underway. Game one of the semi-final got underway coup de grace in the series on Friday night lost every game they played against the Alliston Hornets defenceman, Matt Taylor, on February 23, and started off with an 8-1 but the Golden Hawks kept the series alive Stayner team. is playing his final season in Junior hockey win for the Alliston team. with a 5-4 win. The Alliston squad finished the regular after playing four seasons with the Hornets. The Hornets were leading by two after the Back in Caledon on Saturday (Mar. 3) the season in second place with a 31-11 record. Hornets forward, Isaac Fazackerley, second game went into two grueling over- Hornets put the series to bed with a 4-1 win.
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Written By JASEN OBERMEYER Dufferin-Caledon and its success.” He believes that Dufferin-Caledon isn’t election. “A strong economy supports a He said he’s noticed more young families getting the support and relationships it strong quality of life.” Ontario’s new Minister of Economic moving out of downtown Toronto because needs, and must “make a big change to get When discussing the impending loss Development and Growth, Steven Del Duca, of high housing prices, which presents chal- that support.” of Cando Rail, operator of the Oran- was in Orangeville with Dufferin-Caledon lenges to Dufferin-Caledon such as trans- Mr. Gordanier explained that he has fam- geville-Brampton Railway, Mr. Gordanier Liberal candidate Bob Gordanier last week, portation and space. ily members living here, the youngest being said it’s not a good thing, but “These things discussing the upcoming election and issues However, he pointed to the province lead- four and the oldest 92, and so knows what do come to an end, everything comes to an with liberal supports. ing the country in economic growth and the various demographics need. “Some- end.” Mr. Del Duca and Mr. Gordanier met for GDP. “We have an unemployment rate that’s body’s failing down here to get something Asked his thoughts on the election, he breakfast at Barb’s Country Kitchen last Fri- been lower than the national average for the down.” said it’s going to be close and very heated. day morning (March 2), to give an update on last 33 months.” Mr. Del Duca explained he’s been working “Are there issues? Absolutely, of course the municipal and provincial political scene, Mr. Gordanier discussed his platform, say- on dealing with the challenges and negative there’s issues, there will always be issues. and both spoke to the Free Press. ing some of the changes he wishes to see are impacts of the United States putting a tax on But we need to start solving some of these Minister Del Duca said Bob is a man of on infrastructure and transport, as so many steel, and the continued NAFTA talks. “We things instead of just telling people every- integrity who knows the community, and is must commute to Toronto and Brampton. think it’s critically important to stand up for thing is wonderful.” the right leader for the county. “He’s got a “Dufferin-Caledon has not been able to ful- our workers and businesses.” very strong connection to the broader com- fill some of the things that are needed, from He said the Liberal party stands on the munity, and I know how devoted he is to Shelburne right down into Bolton.” side of fairness, and is expecting a heated Christian Perspectives: What are Shelburne Legion News you communicating to others Come join us this Friday March the 9th March 15th at 11:30am - 1:30pm with for another Red Friday Wing Night. East- Meatloaf on the Menu for the low cost of In his book, Zen In The Marital Arts, Joe unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace. ern Storm will be entertaining with New- $8.00 each. Hyams tells the story about two martial How we respond to others is a clear state- foundland and Country Music. Wings are Renovations on the single north park- artists who had been friends. One was an ment of our expression of love. 1 Corin- served from 5:30pm - 9:30pm. We ask that ing lot door and interior door to make instructor and his friend, who chose to open thians 13-4-8 reminds us, “Love is patient, all parents keep their children in control. them handicap accessible will begin later his own dojo. In the process, the friend took love is kind, it is not envious. Love does not Please don’t let them run around and dis- in April. We were given a accessibility several students with him from the instruc- brag, it is not puffed up. {5} It is not rude, turb the other patrons. All children must grant to complete this project. tor’s dojo. These individuals became irratio- it is not self-serving, it is not easily angered be gone by 9:00pm. The Legion is run by Volunteers, this nally hostile and confrontational towards or resentful. {6} It is not glad about injus- Sunday March 11th is our monthly includes all the executive. If you would each other. Joe Hyams writes, “They dis- tice, but rejoices in the truth. {7} It bears all breakfast, come treat yourself to a Hun- like to help us with any of our many on played all the behaviour one might expect of things, believes all things, hopes all things, gry Man Breakfast or a Western. Break- going projects just give us a call, let us misbehaved children, indicating to me that it endures all things. Love never ends.” fast is served from 9:00am - 12:00pm. know what you are interested in. is possible to be a martial arts master with- What does your life say about your mas- We will be hosting a drill seminar on Bursary applications will be available at out mastering the spirit of Zen.” tery of the spirit of your faith? Sunday March 18th at 1:00pm. All are the branch, if you know a student needed I would suggest the same is true within the welcome to come and practice their assistance they can get the application church. There are many people who have Rev. Bob McLellan marching skills. from the Bar Stewart. Happy Birthday to mastered the intellectual aspects of God’s Grace Church of the Nazarene, The Ladies Auxiliary will be having all the March Comrades. Word, they have memorized the catechisms Shelburne,ON their monthly Luncheon on Thursday of their religion and can even spit out the appropriate lingo, but in the course of the living of their lives, they have not mastered the Spirit of Christ. Too often it takes very little for there to be a squabble in the ranks of the “faithful,” with hurt feelings and bitterness being expressed. Then the proclamation is expressed, “If that is what a “Christian” is like, I want nothing to do with it.” Each person goes off in a huff and diminishes themselves in the process The reality is, this is not an isolated event or practice. It happens in clubs and organi- zations of all types and sizes. It really has everything to do with the mindset and atti- tudes with which people live. It is an inner process which is in need of transformation. 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For coverage of any self-sacrifice.... no paper currency, no promises to pay, Meetings: Sunday Mornings at 10:00 a.m. remaining what we are. ~Max DePree Shelburne - 8:30 pm but the gold of real service. WE HAVE MOVED! 485289 Dufferin County Bible, Road Prayer11 & Share 506195 Hwy 89 Unit 3 (Primrose Plaza) 506195 Hwy 89 Unit 3 (Primrose Plaza) -John Burroughs Pastor GavinWednesday Sullivan 7:00 pm BUT to all who did receive him [Jesus], who (30 Sideroad just east of Victoria St) 519 925 2233 Telephone: 226 200 0843 local sports events Offerbelieved to God in a hissacrifice name, ofHe thanksgiving, gave the right to ***Children’s Church*** Pastor: DON HUME - 8:30 pm Primrose Christian Centre Wednesday 7:00 pm [email protected] Gavin Sullivan Primrose Christian Centre Pastor Gavin Sullivan become and perform children your ofvows God..... to the ~John Most 1:12High. Youth Night -Psalm 50:14 519-939-1453 Minister: Rev. Candice Bist please contact me Music Director:Primrose Christian Bruce Centre Ley Telephone: 226 200 0843 Telephone: 226 200 0843 www.shelburnecrossroadschurch.caYouth Night 506195 Hwy 89 Unit 3 (Primrose Plaza) 124 Hwy 506195 Hwy 89 Unit 3 (Primrose Plaza) Hwy 89
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Hwy 10 Hwy 124 Hwy 89 ABIDING PLACE CATHOLIC CHURCH/RECTORY The People’s Church 10 Hwy
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FELLOWSHIP (Across fromHwy 124 HomeHwy Hardware) 89 519-925-3651 519-925-8703 www.abidingplace.ca • Telephone: 226 200 0843 MASSES: Come Rev. Dr. V. L. Sterling (Pastor) SUNDAY SERVICE 10:00AM Check Us Sunday Service: 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Sat - Dundalk 5:00pm (160 Main St E) Out! Auditorium – Dufferin Oaks, Shelburne Wednesday Bible Study: 7:00 p.m. Sun - Shelburne 9:00am (Trinity United “C” Door off Centre Street Various meetings throughout the week. Contact for further details. Bible Study: Wednesday 7:00pm Come and be Church, 200 Owen Sound St) [email protected] Blessed Proton 11:15am (Southgate Rd 4) (519) 925-5866 • (905) 757-9592 Pastor: Rev Gord Horsley [email protected] • shelburneworship.ca X CROSSWORD
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