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Business Dangerous driving conditions Dear editor: as the 3rd Line – the designat- especially during morning and Mary Speck Al Lord The photo and brief story on ed truck route. Our 10th Sid- afternoon rush hours. page three (regarding road clo- eroad from Highway 50 to the This only covers some of the sures on Hwy. 50) of the Oc- 3rd Line and the 4th Line from issues on D2 since it began and Subscription rates: tober 1st edition just hint at a the 10th Sideroad to Highway will continue for at least one Within 65 km except towns with letter bigger problem associated with 9 will likely need to be re- more month. I’m sure there carriers – $52.00 incl. G.S.T. the detours. paired following these detours. are similar concerns associated Beyond 65 km and towns with letter I suggested to my daugh- My wife has also travelled the with D1. carriers – $89.00 incl. G.S.T. Single copies $1.50 incl. G.S.T. ter that she turn left at the 5 5th Line once recently – the Is there a solution? Not

Published every Thursday Sideroad instead of trying to gravel portion from the 5th up likely. I pray that no one will Copyright The Times 2012 make a left turn onto Highway to the 10th Sideroads and met be killed or seriously injured 9 from the 4th Line of Adjala. a tractor trailer coming south during the remainder of this The advertiser agrees that the publisher shall not be liable for damages arising out of errors So she has been commuting on that portion which is gravel situation. I look forward to in advertisements beyond the amount paid steadily back and forth follow- and winding. I also travelled the return to tranquility on the for the space actually occupied by that por- tion of the advertisement in which the error ing my advice to get to her co- back and forth to Bolton on Adjala back roads and hope occurred, whether such error is due to the negligence of its servants or otherwise, and op placement at Albion Hills Saturday and Sunday each of that the pavement will be re- there shall be no liability for non insertion of any advertisement beyond the amount paid south of Palgrave from our the last two weekends. In my surfaced that is damaged from for such advertisement. home on the 20th of Adjala. daily commute and weekend these detours. The TIMeS is a member of the Ontario This past Thursday she al- travels I have not encountered Murray Heslop, Adjala Press Council, an independent body set up by the newspapers of the province to most got killed on the 5 Sid- one black and white. uphold freedom of expression and deal with complaints from readers. The Press Council eroad. She had to hit the ditch To sum up, our lines and encourages complainants to first give the newspaper an opportunity to redress their and narrowly avoiding collid- sideroads are now very heav- grievances. If not satisfied, they may then write to the Council, enclosing a copy of ing with a hydro pole to avoid ily travelled in South Adjala. material that is the subject of the complaint, an oncoming, speeding SUV There are many drivers not at 80 Gould St., Suite 206, Toronto, Ont. M5A 4L8. coming over a hill directly at used to the hilly, narrow pave- We acknowledge the financial support of her. The other driver continued ment, whose edges are crum- the Government of Canada, through the Canadian Periodical Fund (CPF) toward our on his/her way without check- bling in many cases. mailing costs. ing to see if she was okay. They are speeding to make As I drive to and from my up for lost time on a more work in Caledon every day direct route. They are being I travel down the 4th Line of forced to make very danger- Adjala and turn right on High- ous left turns from the 3rd, 4th way 9 and then left on the Gore and 5th Lines onto Highway 9 Member CCNA Road. The traffic has increased if they want to go back east to greatly and there are large Highway 50 south or just east numbers of transports and tan- on Highway 9. There has been dems using both the 4th as well no increased OPP presence, The TIMES – October 8, 2015 – Page 5 Refl ections on The Times’ All–Candidates Meeting Dear editor: question. So please don’t an- By twisting and turning all venerable Dr. did not show I attended the most recent swer. But I think the conser- issues back, there is no real up to Banting. I think in this and actually I think the only vative modus operandi is to conversation, debate or dis- case this is asbestos as it Pie Sale in Tottenham candidates debate this round never let a talking point go cussion. The electorate is not gets. But it can get worse. for Simcoe for two reasons. untalked. elevated by these practices. Rick Kelly, this Saturday One was that my son was She answered. I tried to Maybe it was good that the New Tecumseth Tottenham Co–Op Preschool will be selling homemade dismayed that our incum- wave her off, but to no avail. pies this Saturday, Oct. 10th from 8 a.m. until noon. The bent, Dr. Leitch, had not It seems that name changes Supporting Army Cadets second annual Pie Fundraiser will be held just outside the shown up for the debate held are not barbaric, just plain doors of the preschool at the Tottenham Community & Fit- at Banting. As part of a his- stupid. And there is no law Dear editor: ness Centre, located at 139 Queen St. North, in Tottenham. tory or civics course it was to fi x stupidity.....yet! On behalf of your local Army Cadets, I would like to say thank you to the community for helping us raise over $5,000 this past All proceeds to the preschool. Come early to avoid disap- an ample display of what Now my real question weekend during tagging. As our main fundraiser for the Cadets, pointment – all pies sold-out last year! we now are being subjected reads as follows. “The quote your generosity is overwhelming. I would also like to thank our to as the conservative form is that “the enemy of my en- local merchants for allowing us to be in front of their businesses of democracy. Now you see emy is my friend”. We are for this event. Their support is most important. In this day and age ‘me, but more likely you as a Canadian nation bomb- when things can be so negative, the community still comes to- don’t. I explained this to my ing ISIL. ISIL is bombing gether to help a worthwhile organization. The Cadets are a youth HAGAN TREE SERVICE Est. 1979 son using this as a teachable Syria. We do not like either program ages 12–18 that is provided at no cost to the parents and PRUNING• PRUNING • PLANTING • PLANTING • REMOVAL • REMOVAL • • STUMPINGSTUMPING moment. ISIL or Syria. In case there this is our main way to raise funds to allow the youth to do all of AWARD WINNING TREESLANDSCAPE • SHRUBS DESIGN & • CONSTRUCTION HEDGES The other reason I went was any doubt about Syria the fun events that they do on a weekly basis. Again thanks to everyone in the community for helping us out. John Compton, FULLY INSURED – CONSULTING was because my wife was let me remind everyone that NEW TECUMSETH 329 Army Cadets, Tottenham. 329medical.com concerned about barbaric in the previous 6 months BOB HAGAN, I.S.A. 1-905-936-2876 John Compton CERTIFIED ARBORIST 416-230-3184 practices. No coincidence Syria has killed upwards of that this is the name of the 1800 children in its indis- newly proposed legislation criminate barrel bombing proffered by Dr Leitch in of its own innocent popula- Ajax this Friday past. Actu- tion and towns. Therefore it ally the name of the legisla- would seem we are friends tion is “culturally barbaric of Syria. Why have we end- Away or busy on October 19? practices”. My wife had a ed up aligning ourselves and question germane to the is- befriending the barbarians? sue and sent me in to be the When did we decide that we messenger. were a war waging nation The question is a two part when we had an illustrious You can vote in advance. item. One “is there a statue record as peacekeepers?” of limitations for this pro- The answer was...... well posed new law?” And two my question was not an- “is changing your last name swered. I and the audience a function of a barbaric, cul- received a mini lecture on turally based practice?” Let the horrors of ISIL. Not my me amplify. My wife has question and I don’t think I had regrets following our look like Homer Simpson. marriage. Not about the mar- What is concerning is that riage per se as I understand even when the conservatives but that she gave up her fam- show up for a debate there is ily name in exchange for no difference between their mine. Now there may be a presence or their absence. sub-text here of Norwegian Like the proverbial hole in origin and an effort to con- the donut there is nothing tinue to get back at and op- of substance. 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Docket/Dossier: 5735 Publication: TBD (ENGLISH) Trim/Marge rognée: 5.6 x 8.57 BW Proofreading  Art Direction  Page 6 – October 8, 2015 – The TIMES Meet the candidates: David Matthews, NDP before at the provincial lev- the world stage, Canada has We will make Canada more What will your party do as proven in the province of el and says he lives by the always been respected as accessible and insure that to reduce the gap between Quebec. We will work with personal slogan, “I saw the a humanitarian and peace- Canadians with disabilities rich and poor in Canada? the provinces, territories and light”, although his party making country. will have an equal oppor- A: The NDP’s bill to pro- indigenous communities would say, “Let no one be Will your party commit tunity to participate in the tect transgender Canadians to deliver early childhood left behind”. to delivering for people work force and everyday life was blocked by the Conser- education Canada-wide. We We asked four of our can- with disabilities, particu- without discrimination. vative majority senate for will have a National Food didates 18 questions on is- larly women and girls with Do you think Canada more than two years after it Programme which will in- sues of federal importance. disabilities and others fac- should be at war in Iraq was approved in the House clude a school food pro- Here is David Matthews’ ing multiple forms of dis- and Syria? of Commons, despite Ste- gramme to supply nourish- answers, unedited and print- crimination? A: I strongly believe that phen Harper’s opposition, ing food to all students. ed in its entirety: A: For people with dis- Canada should not be at war and an no-show by Justin Where do you stand on What is the most imme- abilities, the NDP will in- with Iraq or Syria. This war Trudeau for all five votes. income splitting? diate and pressing threat troduce a Canadians with has not been sanctioned by We will strengthen laws and A: I am opposed to in- Photo Submitted to our security and why? Disability Act which will the UN or the NATO Na- protection for the LGBT come-splitting except for Federal NDP candidate for A: The most immediate seek to eliminate systematic tions. Canada should pull its community by insuring gen- seniors. This programme is Simcoe–Grey, David Mat- and pressing threat to our se- barriers that Canadians with forces back until such time der identity and expression only beneficial to the top 15 thews curity is the fear tactics the disabilities face. We will as there is put into place a are included as prohibited per cent of wage earners in By Wendy Gabrek Harper government is using. develop a National Action concrete plan of action with grounds of discrimination in Canada. I would like to see David Matthews, fed- Canada has never had a ter- Plan to implement the UN obtainable results and a de- the Canadian Human Rights a more evenly spread out tax eral New Democratic Party rorist attack in it’s history. A Convention on the Rights veloped exit plan. We should Act and add gender identity system where everyone pays (NDP) candidate for the rid- better solution for security is of Persons with Disabilities. also have permission from and expression as a basis for their fair share. ing of Simcoe–Grey, lives to change our foreign policy We will work with the prov- the Syrian government to at- hate crimes in the criminal What is your stance on in Wasaga Beach with wife back to the peace-keeping inces, territories, indigenous tack ISIS forces inside their code. reducing green house emis- Ilona, daughter Dolena, and role that Canada is known communities and disability borders as we are, at the What action will your sions without your party sons Colin and Aaron. He for and stop the aggressive organizations to review and present time, violating their party take on climate carrying a big economic has run as a candidate twice acts we are following. On coordinate income supports. air space. change? penalty? A: n/a A: The NDP stance on Would you support a reducing green-house emis- bill providing protection sions will be to institute a against discrimination for cap and trade system on X CROSSWORD trans people? polluters. We will invest in A: If elected, I would com- research and development PUZZLE NO. 429 mit to preserving same sex into our clean energy sec- 12. Cuckoo marriage rights. In Canada tor. We will reduce Canada’s 13. Critic’s pick? one of our freedoms is the reliance on fossil fuels. We 14. Golly’s partner freedom of choice. I do not will show up at the Climate 17. Wild sheep believe in or trust any gov- Change Council in Paris 22. Attic ernment that would trample in November with climate 27. Wine sediment on the rights of people to be change targets and a plan. 29. Card game of yore happy. What is your opinion 30. Mariner If elected, will you com- concerning coalition gov- mit to preserving same-sex ernments? 31. Sound of doubt marriage rights? A: I believe coalition gov- 33. “My ____” (Culkin film) A: n/a ernments can work. The 35. Fugitive from prison Should pre-campaign NDP is willing to work with 36. Lunar body spending rules be changed both the Liberal and the 37. Cookery verb to include contribution Green parties to give Cana- 39. Cloth shred limits from corporations, da a solid future. A govern- 40. Former French coin unions and special interest ment should always try to 44. Head cavity groups? have meaningful dialogue 48. Approaching A: I believe that pre- between parties to come up 49. Coil campaign rules should be with the best solutions to 50. Simple changed so that no political make Canada a prosperous 51. Snappish party can accept contribu- country. 52. Fortune tions from corporations, How does your party 53. Notable span of time unions, or special interest plan to keep crime rates 54. Tremble with fear groups as this leads to favou- dropping and what specifi- 56. Give out ritism to those groups by the cally will my party do to 57. Woman’s undergarment party that is elected. I would prevent increases? 58. Go to General Hospital? also like to see the expenses A: The NDP will be pro- 59. Typing-speed abbr. of riding campaigns topped viding funding to hire more

Copyright © 2008, Penny Press 60. Kingly at 15,000 dollars to allow a police officers in all jurisdic- ACROSS 42. College quarters 82. Union group 65. Stroll fair playing field to all can- tions and make it easier to 1. Like army garb, e.g. 43. Hepburn or Streep 84. Spoonbill’s cousin 68. Woulk work didates and that candidates have all police forces work- 5. Neckwear 45. Breakfast flake type 85. Top popper 70. Large deer cannot accept donations out- ing more closely in sharing 10. Informal language 46. Remorse 86. Heart rate 72. Of bees side of their ridings. information. We must do a 15. Swindle 47. Lacking reason 87. Lath 73. Trattoria sauce Should the long-form study on which crimes de- census be brought back? 16. Concorde, e.g. 49. Expression of happiness 88. Jury, e.g. 75. Yodeler’s home serve longer sentences and A: Yes the long-form cen- be very cautious when pa- 17. Freshman’s hat 54. Cut short 89. Saw logs 76. Handle roughly sus should be brought back. trolling prisoners who have 18. Fish-eating bird 55. Male sovereign 90. Gambling game 78. Take a chance The information on this cen- a high chance of re-offend- 19. Pastry 57. Cry lustily 79. Cleaning tool sus helps governments and ing. It is essential that we 20. Kindle 61. Enormous DOWN 80. WWII agency other organizations to do improve programmes to re- 21. Smart 62. List of corrections 1. Fischer’s specialty 81. Bowling-frame number studies to improve our social habilitate offenders. 23. High-school dance 63. Completely developed 2. Chief artery 83. Ribbed fabric and health programmes. What is your parties 24. Gent 64. Theater attendant 3. Stuffed pasta What is your early child ‘marijuana policy”? 25. Pouch, in physiology 66. Stalemates 4. Steers care policy? A: The NDP policy on 26. And 67. Praline nut 5. Inclined Solution on page 18 A: The NDP’s early child marijuana is to decrimi- 28. Well-being 69. Hymn finisher 6. Spills care programme is to create nalize possession of small 32. Storybook monster 71. Baseball headgear 7. Orange vegetable and maintain one million quantities. We will not legal- 34. Metronomic speed 74. Greet silently 8. Aware quality child-care spaces at a ize it except for prescription 38. Traipse 75. Bullets and bombs 9. Pour cost of 15 dollars a day max- marijuana. 39. Turn in 77. Grumble 10. Musical transition imum per child. This pro- 41. Sweet-and-____ 79. Cause for actions 11. Rigging rope gramme will pay for itself Continued on PAGE 8 T:10.25” The TIMES – October 8, 2015 – Page 7

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BOLTON COLLINGWOOD ORANGEVILLE WOODBRIDGE Please be advised that the Town of New Tecumseth in conjunction with Ontario Clean Water Agency 316 Queen St. S. 202-1 Huron St 54 First St 26-9200 Weston Rd will begin swabbing the Tottenham Water Distribution System (cleaning the water mains) between the 905-857-5183 705-443-8001 519-942-9428 905-417-7255 Mon Oct 26 Wed Oct 28 Fri Oct 30 Tues Nov 3 hours of 9 p.m. and 5 a.m. daily commencing October 18, 2015. This process will take approximately two (2) weeks to complete. Anticipated date of completion is October 30, 2015. Town staff will notify OAKVILLE (BRONTE) BRADFORD ALLISTON BRANTFORD you of the swabbing process at least 24 hours before it is to occur in your immediate area. 2419 Marine Dr. 61 Holland St W. 24-180 Parsons Rd 84 Charing Cross St, #7 Due to the nature of the swabbing process, your immediate area may be impacted more than once. 905-465-3277 905-778-2002 705-435-4356 519-759-3277 Tues Oct 27 Thurs Oct 29 Mon Nov 2 Wed Nov 4 We recommend that services with private hydrants have their hydrants flushed following the swabbing process. Thank you for your patience and co-operation. We regret any inconvenience you may experience as a result of this process. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact: Public Works: 905-729-0057, ext. 1428 – Mon. to Fri., 8:30am to 4:30pm HEARING SCIENCES After Hours: 905-729-2291 - 24-hour Emergency Number Audiology and Hearing Aid Centre FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT WWW.NEWTECUMSETH.CA

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It has been said that The middle class is strug- amend the Criminal Code for example for education then you will change”, but the greatness of the country gling. Given the wealth and to include gender identity (ages of children to project her party believes that, is best expressed in how it resources of our country, this and gender expression in needs for class sizes, grades “Change is inevitable. Posi- takes care of its most vulner- is tragic. There are countries the hate sentencing and hate and locations), health and tive Change is chosen.” able citizens. where the gap between rich propaganda provisions. housing. We asked four of our can- Rights also entail tak- and poor is small and the If elected, will you com- What is your early child didates 18 questions on is- ing responsibility as an in- standard of living is high. mit to preserving same-sex care policy? sues of federal importance. dividual within his or her These countries don’t trade marriage rights? A: The Greens are com- Here is JoAnne Fleming’s community and promoting off the environment for the A: In 1996, the Green mitted to a high-quality fed- answers, unedited and print- and protecting these rights economy. Their economies Party of Canada became erally funded child care pro- ed in its entirety: at the national level, for the and environmental laws are the first federal party to of- gram in Canada, accessible What is the most imme- abuse of rights anywhere in both strong, which is what ficially support the inclusion to any family that wants to diate and pressing threat the world impacts our own the Greens hope to bring of same sex couples in civil place children in early child- Photo Submitted Federal Green Party can- to our security and why? security and sense of dignity back to Canada. Job train- marriage, and I would con- hood education. Workplace didate for Simcoe–Grey, A: C-51 must be repealed. as human beings. ing, education, day care tinue to support preserving childcare has been shown JoAnne Flemming This framework is best ex- Will your party commit programs, and entrepreneur same-sex marriage rights. to improve productivity, pressed in the set of values to delivering for people programs would help reduce Public education programs decrease employee absen- By Wendy Gabrek as stated in the Global Green with disabilities, particu- the gap. We need to build to end prejudice and dis- teeism, ensure quality care JoAnne Marie Campbell Charter, the essence of larly women and girls with stronger supportive com- crimination based on sexual for children because parents Fleming, federal Green Par- which is respect. Respect for disabilities and others fac- munities with better urban orientation and gender iden- can drop in at lunch time/or ty candidate for the riding one another is detailed in the ing multiple forms of dis- planning. tity would be supported. breaks. Having parent and of Simcoe–Grey, resides in United Nations Declaration crimination? What action will your Should pre-campaign child travelling to the same Collingwood. She has zero of Human Rights, the sub- A: Yes we will commit, party take on climate spending rules be changed destination means it is much years of political experience, sequent specific Agreements we need to streamline the change? to include contribution easier to use public transit but has been volunteer- and the Canadian Charter of patchwork of disability-re- A: If we act boldly and limits from corporations, together (much less stressful ing her time for the past 37 Rights and Freedoms. These lated programs for persons decisively to reduce our de- unions and special interest than drop-off of the child at years. Fleming has two adult Agreements recognize the with disabilities to ensure pendence on finite polluting groups? another location, not neces- daughters, and her husband equality and importance of adequate income support. energy, we can still deliver a A: Too much pre-writ sarily on the transit route). passed away January 2015. all individuals and the right This could involve a Na- planet that sustains human- spending is using tax payer The Greens would acceler- Her personal mantra is, of free speech, assembly, tional Disability Insurance ity and most other life. If we dollars that could be better ate the creation of workplace “When it becomes more dif- and the provision of basic Scheme. fail to change existing pat- spent on health and social child care spaces through a Do you think Canada terns, we will almost surely programs. Yes, pre-cam- direct tax credit to employers should be at war in Iraq usher in an era of conflict paign spending rules must (or groups of employers in and Syria? and irreversible changes. be changed to include strong small businesses) of $1,500 A: No, the current trend Canada must once again contribution limits. Without tax credit per child. Greens to destroy civil society and become a leader in global them, corporations, unions would value the decisions of spread distrust between one climate negotiations. It must and special interest groups parents who choose to stay another will make it more also, for the first time, make can control the political home with children. and more difficult to live up substantial progress in re- agenda and election results. Where do you stand on to our traditional values of ducing greenhouse gases Attack ads and negative ads income splitting? peace, the rule of law and by embracing a truly green turn off voters and can re- A: The Green Party sup- the common good, and to be economy. duce voter turn-out. Spend- ports income splitting a positive force in the com- Would you support a ing limits for ALL parties What is your stance on 18 Robb Blvd. Unit 3 munity of nations. “An eye bill providing protection promotes equitable political reducing green house emis- for an eye, makes the whole against discrimination for discourse during a campaign sions without your party Orangeville, ON world blind.” trans people? and campaign spending carrying a big economic What will your party do A: Yes, the Green Party should be limited to 60 days. penalty? to reduce the gap between would amend the Canadian Should the long-form A: Canada needs a nation- rich and poor in Canada? Human Rights Act to ex- census be brought back? al energy policy and climate A: The gap between rich plicitly include gender iden- A: Yes the long-form cen- policy developed in a con- TOONIE DAYS and poor in Canada has wid- tity and gender expression sus must be brought back so structive respectful fashion ened. Women, on average, as protected grounds of dis- more accurate data is avail- with provincial/territorial, still earn far less than men. crimination. We would also able to Canadian researchers municipal, and First Nations st th and policy makers to plan to to set an overarching set of October 1 until October 31 provide for needs of citizens, policy targets. (PAGE 11)

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Continued from PAGE 10 plan to keep crime rates We are pleased that medi- share information with each and social impacts. Federal business associations must The Green Party proposes dropping and what specifi- cal marijuana is controlled other. Without communica- leaders financials, fundrais- be documented for public re- a carbon fee and dividend cally will my party do to and available to those who tion channels or oversight, ing sources, and all previous view to ensure transparency. system. A carbon tax is lev- prevent increases? need it. these branches cannot be ef- ied on fossil fusels at source. A: According to Stats What is your stance on fective in curbing and stop- Thornton Fiddle Club Consumers are ultimately Canada our crime rate has refugees and internation- ping terrorist activities. Yet paying the tax with higher been dropping for the last ally displaced people? they are violating the rights Dance priced carbon laden goods 20 years. Yet the Harper A: Canadians in the past of Canadians for privacy, Thursday, October 8 Dance 7–10:30 p.m. at the Thorn- which gives them an incen- government has increased have welcomed refugees free speech and to protest ton Banquet Hall (above the Thornton arena). Cost $5 per tive to change their behav- police numbers and jails and in fact many of our an- peacefully. person. Come dance, listen or play two numbers at this iour. The other half of our significantly. Education op- cestors arrived as refugees What should be done to Open Mike Dance. Coffee, Tea available. Ladies provide Green policy is the dividend. portunities, trades training, to Canada. The Green party ensure further transparen- snacks. Lift is available from 6:20 to 6:35 p.m. if needed. Millions of new carbon-tax entrepreneur training and would welcome 25,000 Syr- cy in governance with our Sponsored by Barrie–Thornton Fiddle Club. dollars would be recycled mentorship are far better in- ian refugees and streamline federal leaders? and returned to Canadians as vestments for the future than the processing while care- We must protect the fun- lower taxes or rebates. more jails. Decriminalizing fully vetting security issues. damental principle that the Beeton Horticultural What is your opinion possession of small quanti- An office to coordinate pro- prime minister reports to concerning coalition gov- ties of marijuana would also grams for sponsorships and parliament; not the other way Society meeting ernments? reduce costs. partnerships to support these around. The current PMO is On October 13th The Beeton Horticultural Society will A: Coalition governments What is your parties people in our communities too powerful, too central- welcome Beverly May-Stableforth as their guest speaker. encourage MP’s to work ‘marijuana policy”? would be established imme- ized, and too unaccountable. Beverly is a renowned artist, horticulturist and entertain- harder to get things done A: The Green Party’s po- diately. Its budget must be slashed er extraordinaire. The topic for the evening will be “cook- through debate and compro- sition is that the criminal- Are we as Canadians be- by 50%, as well as the gov- ing from the harvest”. mise. A Coalition represents ization of marijuana “has ing “soft on terror” by not ernment advertising budget. Beverly will demonstrate different techniques preparing a larger portion of the voter utterly failed and has not implementing further anti- Spending millions of dollars vegetables from the garden. Following the presentation population. The NDP and led to reduced drug use in terrorism laws? on government advertising guests will be able to sample all of the prepared goodies. Green Party are open to the Canada.” A: C-51 needlessly ex- that is not publicly tendered This is a date you will want to circle on your calendar so possibility of forming a co- Our platform cites the pands the powers of Cana- is not acceptable. as not to miss. alition to unseat a minority $61.3 million Canada spent da’s spy agencies without The Green Party will work The Beeton Horticultural Society meet on the second Conservative government in 2008 targeting illicit creating the necessary over- to end the illegitimate use of Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Rotary Hall at though the Liberal party has drugs, as well as the other sights or obligations to share omnibus budget bills which the Beeton Park. New members are most welcome. For shown little interest in par- ways in which marijuana information with RCMP. cover dozens of unrelated more information call Marieanne at 905 729-0389. ticipating in a Coalition at is “prohibitively costly,” CSIS is allowed to secretly changes to law and policy this time. including “criminalizing intervene in suspicious ac- that must be discussed in a SMHA Fall Arts, Crafts However the best way for youth and fostering orga- tivity without coordinating very short time period, pre- Canadians to effect positive nized crime”. with other security forces venting appropriate demo- & Bake Sale public policy change is to The Green Party would which is a recipe for disaster. cratic debate. (In 2012, one Stevenson Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will host an elect more Green MPs. May choose to legalize and tax The Communications Secu- omnibus bill changed 70 Arts, Crafts, & Bake Sale on Saturday October 17th, at would not bring down a marijuana, and believes that rity Establishment already laws) the Royal Canadian Legion, 111 Dufferin Street, Alliston. government if it pursued key drug addictions should be collects millions of Internet There must be transparen- Doors open 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Lunch will be served from policies, from democratic treated as a health problem, communications every day cy in all trade negotiations. 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. Arts, Crafts and Home-baking will be reform and refugee policy, not as criminal offences. from average Canadians. All policy decisions must available. This fundraising event is to support the purchase to repealing anti-terror leg- Decriminalization of mari- Canada Border Services also be based on analysis of the of capital equipment for our community hospital, Steven- islation. juana would reduce legal has no review or oversight triple bottom line , balancing son Memorial. How does your party costs and generate revenue. mechanism. None have to economic, environmental Page 12 – October 8, 2015 – The TIMES Celebrating the Queen’s Reign at Trinity United Church By Wendy Gabrek Constitution into law and In all 64 ladies attended scones, jam, lemon curd Her Majesty Queen Eliza- Canada Day. the event, dressed for the oc- and sandwiches. Fit for a beth II surpassed Queen Vic- During her 63 years in casion in beautiful dresses, Queen!” said Butcher. toria as the longest-reigning power, the Queen has in- wide-brimmed hats and fas- “The tables were exqui- sovereign in Canada’s mod- spired so many, with her cinators. site, refined and elegant. The ern era on September 9th. poise and compassion, and “The Royalists, as well beautiful bone china cups, But this day is less about with her devotion to ser- called them, just flowed saucers, plates, tea pots, longevity, then about all that vice – including members through the doors,” said tiered cake stands were truly Her Majesty has accom- of Trinity United Church of Butcher. “There was an worthy of a beautiful Eng- plished in her time as our Beeton, who held a ceremo- amazing energy which lent lish Garden setting,” said Queen. ny in the Queen’s honour to warmth, chatter and meet- Butcher, “and out theme was Still part of the monarchy, two weekends ago. ing of friends.” Union Jack flags, napkins, Queen Elizabeth II has con- “Our amazing fundraiser Event planners, Janet placement of UK National ducted twenty-two Royal began with the question, Tipping, Linda Reynolds, Anthem cards with descrip- Tours of Canada, and has ‘Shall we consider an after- Yvonne Butcher, Pat Adams, tion of the tradition of af- visited communities in all noon tea?’,” said Yvonne introduced themselves and ternoon tea, cards denoting provinces and territories – Butcher, event co-organizer. welcomed there guests, fol- ‘Tea with special friends im- marking important events, “This afternoon tea was no lowed by grace, before tea proves life’s aroma’.” such as the centennial, the ordinary tea and became and lunch were served. The group didn’t stop opening ceremonies of the quite an extraordinary af- “We had a truly wonder- there, either. Montréal Olympics, and ternoon tea paying tribute to ful and delectable variety “The walls denoted trivia the signing of the Canadian Queen Elizabeth II.” of homemade delicacies, questions, interesting to note who had the answers to those questions! The display table depicted special editions of magazines, Big Ben, plates, cups of coronation, vintage Celebrate tea pot 1837–1897, regi- mental tunic, Trooping The Colour Print, scrap books of The Queen’s Reign,” ex- plained Butcher. Ladies shared their stories Incredible. of meeting Her Majesty or literally being in her pres- ence on different occasions. Linda Reynolds shared her Help us recognize the knowledge of The Queen’s favourite horse, ‘Burmese’. junior citizens who “Our guest speaker was make our communities Calvin Butcher. He was warmly received. He spoke better. Nominate to us in detail regarding The Guards Regiment and someone age 6–17 ceremonial tunic worn at for a 2015 Ontario Changing of The Guard and Trooping The Colour,” Junior Citizen Butcher told The Times. Award! “We would like to thank ev- eryone in the community for supporting this fundraising Annaleise Carr, 2012 and 2014 event, without you it would not have been the brilliant Ontario Junior Citizen, Simcoe, ON success that it was. Warm- At 14, Annaleise Carr was the youngest person ever to swim est wishes to you all and a across Lake Ontario. Two years later, Annaleise swam big Hip, Hip, Hoorah to our across Lake Erie. Combined these efforts raised guests who paid tribute to the most amazing lady of our awareness and hundreds of thousands of dollars for time, Her Majesty Queen Camp Trillium, a family camp for children with cancer. Elizabeth II. Long may she Her book, Annaleise Carr: How I Conquered Lake Ontario reign.” to Help Kids Battling Cancer, inspires others to take on great challenges and help their fellow citizens.

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Alzheimer support November 7, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., 26 Mill Street East, Tottenham. meeting This is a celebration of winter and the Christmas season with a Lunch Room, The Alzheimer Society of Simcoe County baking, sewing, knitting, special crafts and will host a support group meeting in Allis- much more. For sale also are the UCW’s ton on Monday, October 19, at 10 a.m. St. famous meat and fruit pies. There are still John’s United Church, Dermott Room – 56 some tables for sale for Vendors for the Victoria St. East. The Alzheimer Society Craft Sale at $20 ea. For Information, call of Simcoe County’s support groups con- or text Janice Magloughlen at 416 476- nect family and friends caring for a person 5871 or email at magloughlen@sympatico. with Alzheimer’s disease or related demen- ca tias, to education and coping strategies in a safe place, while sharing challenges and Roast Beef Dinner successes. For further information call 705 722-l066. These groups are open to family John’s Presbyterian Church will host a and friends, including adult children. Hot Roast Beef Dinner, with beef purchased locally from Victoria Meats, on Saturday, Snowflake Craft October 24, with continuous servings from 4:30–7 p.m. Adults $16; children under 12 & Bake Sale $8; preschoolers are free. Price includes Tottenham United Church Women’s An- homemade desserts. Come for food and fel- nual Snowflake Craft & Bake Sale Saturday lowship!

Photo Submitted Local Food Banks receive $10,500 donation from The Nottawasaga Foun- dation – On Monday, October 5th, The Nottawasaga Foundation presented a cheque for $10,500 to the local food banks of Alliston, Tottenham, and Angus just in time for Thanks- giving. Each Food Bank received a $3,500 donation to provide additional support for their continuous efforts throughout the year. Donations, such as these, provide emergency food to those in need and help immensely during the holiday season. “We are proud to have raised enough funds from our highly successful Annual Charity Golf Fundraiser, which will be taking place this year on June 26, 2015, to provide such support,” said a Foundation representative. To date, the Foundation has donated a total of $232,500 or $77,500 to each of the three Food Banks. To learn more about the Nottawasaga Foundation visit www.NottawasagaFoundation. com. Pictured: Back Row L-R: Paul Wratten, Sylvia Biffis, Ron Heesen, Richard Gilder, Steve Jones, Pauline Apperly. Front Row L-R: Claire Albright, Peter Biffis, Lou Biffis, Linda Stevens, Betty Hunt, Larry Keogh.

Photo by Wendy Gabrek Mr. Hart HoLmstrom celebrates 80 fabulous years – Alliston resident, Hart Holmstrom was honoured at Monday night’s Committee of the Whole meeting on the occasion of his 80th birthday, October 6th. “We would like to take this opportunity to recognize one of our outstanding community members – Mr. Hart Holmstrom as he will be celebrating a very special day tomorrow – his 80th birthday. So far, in his 80 years, Hart has had many interesting experiences and continues to give to our community each and every day. Professionally, Hart spent 18 years in the army with NATO Peace Keepers in Germany and France and in 1974, he opened his own commercial heating and air conditioning business, which continues to be a success. Hart has been involved with the local Lion’s Club for 45 years and the Legion for 47 years. He helped start the South Simcoe Arts Council, is a member of St. John’s United Church and an honourary member of the Gibson Centre Board. He was the recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal and was also awarded the Province’s Senior of the Year Award this year. We would like to take this opportunity to wish Hart a very happy 80th Birthday and all the best to you and your wife Marilyn in the year ahead,” said New Tecumseth Mayor, Rick Milne. Ward 3 Councillor, JJ Paul Whiteside, presented Mr. Holmstrom with a certificate from the Town. Page 14 – October 8, 2015 – The TIMES

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Coyotes undefeated Hornets hammer Kings in fi rst meet this season after six games BY BRIAN LOCKHART The Alliston Coyotes are leading the Central Division of the Greater Metro Hockey League after winning two more games and posting a 6–0 record for the season so far. The squad travelled to Orangeville on Wednesday, Sep- tember 30, to take on the Ice Crushers. After giving up a single goal in the fi rst period, the Al- liston team tied it up in the second frame on a goal from Vasilii Zhizhenkov. They were again trailing when Orangeville scored a late period goal for a 2–1 lead going in the third period. That’s when the Coyotes turned it up a notch and scored three unanswered goals to end the game 4–2. Alliston goals came from Dmitri Russu, a powerplay goal from Austin Cunningham, and an empty netter from Russu. The Coyotes returned to home ice at the New Tecums- eth Recereaion Centre the following night for their regular Thursday night game against he Knights of Meaford. It didn’t take long for the Coyotes to set the tone of the game scoring six unanswered goals in the fi rst period and shutting out the Knights attack. The second period saw the Alliston squad blow the game wide open with fi ve more goals before the period was half over. The Knights fi nally managed to get one of their own at the midway mark in the frame. PHOTOS BY BRIAN LOCKHART The Alliston Hornets moved into second place in the GMOHL with a Sunday (Oct. 4) night win over the Penetang Kings. The Meaford managed to score one more in the third period Hornets started out strong and kept up the pressure for the duration to leave with a 7–1 win. but the game was long over by that time and the Coyotes left with a 12–3 win. The win places Coyotes at the top of the Central Division undefeated for the season. The Bradford Bulls are in second place with a 4–1 record followed by the Oshawa River Kings with a 4–1 record and eight points. In the rest of the League, the teams to watch are the Kingsville Kings of the South Division who are undefeated after 7 games, and the Temiscaming Titans of the North Division who are yet to lose after six games. The Coyotes will be back on home ice tonight (Thur., Oct. 8) to host the Shelburne Sharks at the New Tecumseth Recreation Centre. BY BRIAN LOCKHART for the full frame. ourselves here, so we’re get- formance all throughout the Game time is 7:30 p.m. The Alliston Junior C The Hornets went ahead ting stuff going and I really game,” Brady said. Hornets moved into second by two on a goal from Ste- like what I’m seeing from After the weekend the place in the Georgian Mid phen Nosad who took the the team.” Midland Flyers are in fi rst Ontario hockey League after feed across the front of the Martin scored his second place with a 6–1 record. So winning both games this past net from John Gage. of the game at 1:47 into the far this season the Flyers week. Jacob Tuck got the sec- third period. have been the big surprise The squad travelled to ond Alliston goal at the 5:55 The Kings avoided the winning six games. Last year Stayner on Thursday, Octo- mark into the period. shut-out with a blooper of they fi nished in the basement ber 1, and left with a 5–2 win Nosad notched his second a goal that tricked over the winning only 11 games all over the Siskins. of the game on a powerplay goal line in the third. season and failing to make Returning to Alliston on – the only Alliston power- Alliston responded with the playoffs. Sunday, October 4, the Al- play in the period. two more third period goals Penetang has now dropped liston squad delivered a dev- The game saw no penal- from Jordan Schwartz and to third place after the Sun- astating 7–1 win over the ties in the fi rst period and ten Francesco Corona to end the day loss. They are followed Penetang Kings in their fi rst minutes in the box for the game 7–1. by the Huntsville Otters and meeting of the season. Hornets and four minutes in “We started off the fi rst the Schomberg Cougars. The Hornets wasted no minors for Penetang for the ten minutes very strong, The Erin Shamrocks are in time in taking control of the game. then they started to pick it the number six spot followed ice in Sunday’s game with a “We had a strong outing back up so the word after the by the Stayner Siskins. fi rst period goal from Brady on Thursday against Stayner fi rst (period) was obviously Orillia and Caledon and at Martin. and we wanted to carry it we’ve got to keep the same the bottom with both teams It was the second period over and bring the same pos- momentum as we had in the winless so far this year. that really saw the Hornets itives we had in that game to fi rst ten. I think we kept that The Hornets will be back take charge of the game this game tonight,” said Hor- up. It was really hard for on home ice this Friday, Oc- swarming the Penetang net nets forward Brady Martin. them to compete with us. I tober 9, when the host the and keeping up the pressure “We’re kind of rolling out felt we had really good per- Caledon Golden Hawks. The TIMES – October 8, 2015 – Page 15

bike going for the entire day, Prize winners for the day and the concert held by team were: Alliston ‘Runs for the Cure’ last Sunday ‘Breast Friends’. Other funds Top fundraisers were gathered locally as the re- • 1st place: Cornelia dePeuter sult of Paint Canada Pink Week • 2nd place: Jessica McKen- in which the committee went zie out to fi ve local businesses and • 3rd place: Charlene McNa- had an information booth at a mara different place every day during Top Team Categories a 7-day period. The objective • Corporate Spirit: CIBC of this initiative was to create • Friends and Family: Bou- awareness and gather regis- tonniere’s and Bouquets trations for the Run however, • School Team Award: Tot- the community began to make tenham YMCA donations. An unanticipated • Women’s Team Challenge $1000 was generously donated Award: Tottenham YMCA by those who visited the booth The next CIBC Run for the over the 7-day period,” said Mi- Cure event date has been set for chelle. October 2, 2016.

PHOTOS BY WENDY GABREK Ready...Set...Go! And the more than 200 registered runners in the ‘Run for the Cure’ set out on their 1km or 5 km journey of hope. This year, organizers say more than 40 people registered the day of the event.

BY WENDY GABREK port for funding and other ini- This year the Alliston location they maintain the human ap- The Alliston leg of CIBC’s tiatives provided by the national still wanted to take part in the proach to every aspect of their ‘Run for the Cure’, in support sponsors such as awards, ban- event. path,” said Michelle. of breast cancer research, took ners, event refreshments, team “They host many event dur- There was even a bride and place from Eat Side Mario’s last names being printed on shirts ing breast cancer awareness her bridal party that took part in Sunday morning. – if they meet the qualifi cations month (October) such as the, this year’s Run. The event took participants – and more,” said Kara Percy, ‘Donate $5 to CBCF and we “The Bride, Corneliade Peu- on a 1km or 5km adventure Run Director, Logistics, CIBC take $5 off your bill’, promo,” ter, winner of the Determination through the streets of Alliston, Run for the Cure Alliston. explained Kara. “The employ- Challenge for the most individ- dressed in everything – from Michelle and Kara were se- ees and owners, Erin and Tony, ual funds raised ($2000), has a pink team shirts, to brightly co- lected as Run Directors through support us so much. Erin was on wedding planned for this Thurs- loured tutus. an application process that took the committee and acted as the dsay, October 8th,” explained Emily Hutt, age 11, and cousin Iler Irvine, age 7, sign the ‘Wall “We are thrilled to report that place in the spring of 2015. very important emcee this year. Michelle. “During the middle of Hope’. we had more than 200 partici- “Michelle an I both applied. We hope that she will continue of this year, Corneliade was di- pants and over 30 volunteers, There were two different jobs, in this role for years to come! agnosed with breast cancer and at the Alliston location on Run logistics and fundraising. Mi- Tony Christiano was great too, decided to undergo her surgery day,” said Michelle Hutt, Run chelle took on the Run Direc- donating his spare time to help – so recently that she almost Director – Fundraising, CIBC tors for Fundraising and I took us set up and tear down the site. didn’t make the Run Day – Run for the Cure Alliston. “We on the Run Director for Logis- It’s support like this that allows and continue with her wedding raised an estimated $27,000 – tics. It was a perfect match right us to have much success.” plans. Cathie Latanville started but the funds will continue to from the start. Knowing that This year the ‘unoffi cial’ Lo- a team in her honour; Bouton- come in until the end of Octo- Erin Christiano (owner of East cal Hero was Manon Beaudoin. nière’s and Bouquets. This ber. Already though, we have side Mario’s, Alliston) was the “Just celebrating her 5th an- team, including her husband to exceeded our anticipated event face of the event for the fi rst niversary of being cancer free, be, raised nearly $4000 and ran goal.” four years Michelle and I still she gives of herself at Mathews for her this year.” Although Alliston has been really wanted to have her on House Hospice in many ways. In addition of pledges and recognized as a satellite loca- the team. She offers so much Most notably, she works with registration fees, funds were tion for the Run for the past four insight and expertise in the way the Circle of Friends to support raised in many ways at this years, this was the fi rst year the the event happens in Alliston. newly diagnosed patients shar- year’s event, making it such a Run Director for Logistics, Kara Percy (left), and Run Director event was recognized as an of- We can’t imagine ever organiz- ing in the lessons learned from tremendous success. for Fundraising, Michelle Hutt, with some of the many pump- fi cial run site. ing this event without her,” said her personal journey. She takes “Two notable events were the kins – painted pink, the colour of hope – in the East Side Ma- “This designation brings us Kara. care to make sure their transi- grand opening of The Modern rio’s parking lot in Alliston Sunday. under the wings of the CBCF East Side Mario’s was a na- tion in fi ghting is as comfort- Marketplace, where they col- which allows us to receive sup- tional sponsor up until 2014. able possible and to ensure that lected pledges to keep a spin

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ROOM Century Home For an 8-HR. Day • Receptionist - Must have with large parking, for In Commercials, Movies, TV Intermediate Excel skills rent. Close to the Town Shows & Photographic Job • Accounting Clerk - Solid Hiring Full-­‐Time and Part-­‐Time AUCTIONFOR ESSAMERE FARMS SALE of Shelburne. $1,750 Looking for Babies, Kids, Teens Hiring Full-­‐Time and Part-­‐Time & Adults of ALL AGES knowledge of A/R & A/P + Jonas For ALL Positions JIM WILSON 705-722-8989 per month plus utilities. $20 Screen Test includes For ALL Positions EM #7747 – 10TH LINE ESSA TWP. Available Nov 15, 2015. photo shoot. If not accepted, Software Schomberg Directions: Come north of Thornton on Hwy. #27 to 20th money refunded Hiring Full-­‐Time and Part-­‐Time Contact Kelly Silveira Schomberg Side Rd. (Ivy Rd.) turn west on 20th Side Rd. for 2 miles to • Woodworking Machine Operators For ALL Positions th King City Please At email our or fax location resume to Laurie: the 10 Line (Essa Ag Centre on corner) turn north to farm 416-300 5153 BoltonBolton Please At email our or fax location resume to Laurie: Tues.,Wed,Tues., Oct.Oct. Oct. 8th13th 8th 5:00 5:005:00 pm pmpm - -- 7:00 7:00 pm pm (Kitchen Cabinets) [email protected] or Fax 905-­‐936-­‐4586 on east side. Em. # 7747 BRAND NEW well [email protected] or Fax 905-­‐936-­‐4586 TH laid out executive 4 Call to Book Your • CNC Lathe Operator - Full time - FRI. OCT 16 AT 10 AM bedroom homes avail- Appointment: 602 ARTICPlease At L email our ES or 602 fax location ARTIC resume to Laurie: LES TRACTORS: 1967 John Deere 3020 diesel (wide Moulding exp. [email protected] or Fax 905-­‐936-­‐4586 able for rent in Alliston. 519-940-8815 FOR SALE FOR SALE front) P.S. 3 ph., remotes, only 2522 hrs., 15.5.38 tires • Aluminum Welders - MIG (CWB) - ser. # 110253R Type T113 R (Note one owner tractor $1,900 per month plus Bolton - $20.00 / hr.+ SNOW TIRES, WHEELS: bought new at Herb Lisk J.D. dealer in Beeton); MF. utilities. Available Dec ACTIVE HUNTER/ 4- 225 60 17 Firestone QUALITY 265 diesel c/w M.F. ldr., 16.9.30 tires, remotes, 1132 15th 2015. Contact JUMPER show stable • Warehouse Person — crane, fork- (GM Wheels) $300.00, CARPET hrs. show (bought new one owner); Ford 8N w/new rear Kelly Silveira 416-300- located 7 minutes lift, computer inventory — Bolton 4- 225 55 17 Dunlop tires; duals for 3020 5153 from the Caledon Graspics (Ford Rims) CHEAP! GATOR & MOWER: J.D. 455 diesel lawn & garden • Kitchen Reno Dealer P.S. 22 hp., 3 cyl. Only 553 hrs., c/w 60” mulch mower; Horse Park, looking $300.00, 4- 235 60 CHEAP! J.D. Gator 4x2 gas, elec dump, 495 hrs. show; 2 205 COMMERCIAL for grooms - both full Development person - S.Ont. 18 Hankouks(Camaro • Resumes only, no phone calls aerators; lawn roller SPACE FOR RENT time and part time po- Wheels) $350.00, 4- 205 CHEAP! TILLAGE: Kewanee 750 – 18’ TA w/c disc; chain • Only qualified persons will be contacted sitions available. Must 70 15 Michelins (CRV FREE SHOP AT HOME harrows; Triple K 12’ S tang cult; Bear Cat 20’wing HWY 27 FRONTAGE, be available weekends. packer; [email protected] Wheels) $250.00, 4- 195 Call Steve Nobleton. Commercial Experience with show 65 15 WintER Wancs GRAIN HANDLING: 2 Killbros grain wagons 905-890-5552 & 1 Turnco grain wagon all 225 bu. w/extensions, automotive garage/ horses required. Please 905-951-6330 Fax (Toyota Rims) $250.00, used car sales for rent. call416-520-2426 for 905-951-630 Phone carpetdeals.ca implement tires & 2 are dble. Reach; 20’ w/c grain 4- 225 75 16 Dunlops auger; Allied 50’ x 7” w/c grain auger; Please call Peter 905- further details. Position 866-274-7231 Toll Free (Ford Rims) $300.00, TRUCK & TRAILER: 1982 Ford 8000 – SA w/16’ 775-6629 available immediately. 4- 205 55 16 Nord Frost 610 FIREWOOD/ grain box, hoist & tarp powered w/3208 Cat diesel COMPANY LOOK- engine; 1999 Advantage 16’ TA landscape trailer’ JD (Volvo Rims, Wheel Cov- TREES 303 BUSINESS ING FOR full time LI- ers) $300.00, 4- 235 dual wheel tilt & load trailer; EQUIP.: 2 flat rack 16’ wagons on Martin gear; 2 – 10’ SERVICE CENCED PLUMBER. 65 17 Michelin (Acura QUALITY FIREWOOD: “Our Business is People” flat racks; Woodsman 3 ph pto buzz saw; 16’ & 26’ pipe Please call 647-298- Rims) $250.00, 4- 225 Fresh cut. $280 bush ADVERTISE ACROSS 9247. Send resume to bale elevators; 2 round ant. harrows; Lely 8’ w/c bush 55 18 Perelli Scorpi- cord. Seasoned $375 hog; JD 6’ grader blade; Astron 7’ dble. 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OIL furnace. 115,000 squeezes; sludge pump; plank; Church pews; aluminum Ontario $429, Central On- with some creative skills ers ) $150.00, 4- 225 65 Call 905-775-6629. to 170,000 btu com- 08 wire; rabbit cages; steel roofing; ant. chairs; qty. of tario $139, Eastern Ontar- and retail experience. 17 Bridgestone (Sum- plete with lower burner, lumber; outdoor galvanized patio railings; wood feed io $143, Western Ontario Flexible hours. For fur- HOUSE CLEANING: mer) $100.00, 4- 235 45 controls and manuals. bunks; grain bags; 2 aerators; Trail Boss air compressor; $133, Northern Ontario ther information please PROFESSIONAL, RE- 17 Michelin (Summer) advertising shop tools; etc. 7 years old. Manufac- $82. All rates subject to call 905-856-7669 LIABLE house clean- $100.00, 4 BMW Wheels TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper ID only. M/C, tured by Newmac in H.S.T. For all of Canada or ing. 10 yrs. experience. only 03525I - $300.00, 4 locally Visa & Interac. 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PHOTOS SUBMITTED 705 WEDDINGS / ANNIVERSARIES / ENGAGEMENTS 2015 ABIA POTATO FESTIVAL WRAP-UP – With all the details wrapped-up on the Alliston BIA’s 2015 Potato Festival Victoria Street Market, ABIA Chair Mike Jerry, Vice-chair Sherry Ward and Secretary/Trea- surer Ro Davoodian presented an honorarium to My Sister’s Place and Matthew’s House Hospice for their part in the festival. “It’s important to include community organizations in these events and the volunteers from My Sister’s Place, Matthew’s House Hospice as well as the Alliston Lions Club were a tremendous addition to the success of the 2015 Potato Festival. Our entire community is fortunate to have local busi- nesses who support these downtown events. It’s a win, win for all of us,” said ABIA Chair Mike Jerry. Town upgrading street lights The Town of New Tecumseth is moving for- The initial locations have been selected for the ward with its Energy Infrastructure Renewal installation of test fi xtures from various street- Program with Honeywell Limited that will focus lighting manufacturers. Streetlights will be cho- on Town-wide LED streetlighting upgrades. sen based on technical considerations to deter- There are approximately 2,286 streetlights in mine which will be best for use in the Energy New Tecumseth that will be upgraded as part of Infrastructure Improvement Program throughout this program. The fi rst stage of the streetlighting New Tecumseth. upgrades are expected to get underway on Octo- These steps are intended to improve the ber 15 and be completed by the end of Novem- Town’s energy effi ciency and reduce our envi- Maria & Iggy Ingrassia: Celebrating Sixty Years Together ber. This includes the installation of 36 sample ronmental footprint. When the project is com- LED streetlights in the following locations: pleted, the upgrades are expected to reduce the Congratulations on your 60th wedding anniversary, October 8, 2015. Beeton - Bateman and Wright streets Alliston- Town’s annual energy and operating costs by May you continue to be blessed for many more years to come. John W. Taylor Avenue more than $237,000. With deepest affection from your loving family. Tottenham – Fraser Avenue and Hammell If there are any questions, please contact the Boulevard Town of New Tecumseth at 705-435-3900.

710 CARDS OF 805 HEALTH/ 708 DEATHS 708 DEATHS 804 SERVICES THANKS FITNESS PLACE YOUR McGEE: Dan RUTTEN: Gertruda IN MEMORY OF Glenn SERENITY HEALTH. WORD AD Peacefully, surrounded Maria “Truus” and Dana Coulter. Colon Hydrotherapy. by his family, at Davis Peacefully at Simcoe We would like to ex- Effectively removes tox- FOR ONLY Riordan: Centre, Bolton, on Mon- Manor Beeton, on Sat- press our sincere ins. Increases energy. $28.00 + HST day, October 5, 2015, urday October 3rd, thanks and appreciation Helps with weight loss, Lauren Dan McGee, Nobleton, 2015. Gertruda (Van to our family, friends constipation, digestion, AND REACH bloating, irritable bowel. in his 69th year, beloved Dijk) in her 89th year; and fellow community ALMOST Wynne husband of Mary. Lov- Beloved wife of the late members who have 905-857-1499 (Bolton) ing father of Andrew John J Rutten. Loving shown us support fol- specializing in 50,000 HOMES high-quality masonry, and Kevin. Dear uncle mother of Louwie (De- lowing the deaths of and natural stone of Stacey and her hus- nise), Wilma (Peter) Car- 903 LESSONS Lauren unexpectedly passed away at her home in Totten- Glenn and Dana. Your Got masonry needs? UP TO ham on Wednesday, September 30 2015. She leaves be- band Richard and their ney, Jenny (Jim) Carney, many acts of kindness We do it all. 30 WORDS hind loving sons Kevin and Keith, and daughters in-law son Matthew. The Joseph (Sherri), John Jr. and sympathy continue parging PIANO LESSONS: By Heidi and Carrie-Rae, and her step grandchildren Tyler, and family will receive their , Frank (Margot), Trudie to be a great comfort repointing highly qualifi ed piano Cody (Melisa) Gibbons. She will be remembered with love friends at the Egan Fu- (Martin) Stewart, Leo to us throughout our brick & block work teacher, adjudicator, SPECIAL RATES mortar colour matching composer, with over 30 by Gary and Trish Alexander and her beloved nephews Ri- neral Home, 203 Queen (Barbara), and David diffi cult time. We wish brick tinting FOR ley and Devin. Lauren is predeceased by her brother Randy Street S. (Hwy. 50), (Sue). Remembered lov- to extend a special wall openings & closures years teaching experi- IN MEMORIAMS Alexander, and her parents Archibald and Mary Alexander. Bolton (905-857-2213) ingly as Oma to: Chris, acknowledgement to chimneys ence. Preparation for window sill replacement Cremation has taken place, and a Celebration of Lauren’s on Thursday evening Jonathan (Terri), Julie, Provincial Constables RCM exams. All ages DEADLINES FOR fireplaces and all levels – from life will be held at a yet to be determined date. As per her 7 - 9 o’clock. Memo- Sarah (Glen), Jason Susan Stone and Dana stone walls & flatwork ADS wishes, instead of flowers please donate to The Humane rial service will be held (Karen), Mark (Jessica), Dzurus for taking our cultured stone beginner to advanced. 5 PM Society. Please check www.RodAbramsFuneralHome.com in the chapel on Friday Adam (Caitie), Miranda, family under your wing. glass block Also a specialist in MONDAYS morning, October 9 at Krista, Darren, Jessica, historical restoration teaching adults and for more details regarding the date and time for her Cele- A very sincere thank a specialty bration of Life as they become available. For now, read the 11 o’clock. If desired, Ruby, Harry, Jaret, Gar- you to Rod, Scott, Allan adult beginners. Loca- EMAIL YOUR AD The brick stops here! tion Tottenham. Call paper every day. Devour your latest book in one sitting. If memorial donations rett, Shelby, Michael, and the gracious staff [email protected] TO 905-406-0880, email a favourite song is on, listen to it louder than you should may be made to the Da- Michelle, Mark, Zach- of Rod Abrams Funeral admin@ 1-866-796-2663 sgriesdale@rogers. and don’t care what others think. Always adopt strays. Al- vis Centre, Bus Fund, ery, Katrina, Alexis and Home for your guid- caledoncitizen. ways. If you’re ever tempted to call or send a message or a 80 Allan Drive, Bolton Brianna. Great-Oma com, or contact via the ance and compassion. THE BOTTLE RETURN- com card, or stay up that extra hour with friends or family and L7E 1P7. Condolences to: Cody, Leah, Emma, website www.susan- A heartfelt thank you to ER, Having a party? have that extra laugh, then do it. Her sons do it because for the family may be of- Ava, Claire, Ben, Wes, griesdale.com Reverend Jane Archer Tired of dealing with all she lovingly raised them to be that way. If you do any of fered at www.EganFu- Addison, Olivia, and for providing comfort to the empties? We will those things these next few days, please think of their neralHome.com Grace. Rested at Rod our family and deliver- come and remove all Mum a minute, and Keith and Kevin love you for it too. Abrams Funeral Home, ing a beautiful service your bottles. $30 pick 1666 Tottenham Road, for Glenn. In addition, up fee. 5 cent return in- Tottenham, 905-936- Marilyn would like to centive over 20 cases. CROSSWORD SOLUTION Remember 3477 on Wednesday thank Dr. Hassan, the 416-708-7966 your October 7th, 2015 from doctors and nurses of 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Mass Royal Victoria Hospital loved ones of Christian Burial will and the caring team at be held in St. James Saint Elizabeth Health in a Church Colgan, on Care. Thursday October 8th The Coulter Family special way... 2015 at 11:00 am. In- terment to follow in St. IN James Cemetery, Col- MEMORIAMS gan. 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2011 DODGE JOURNEY R/T 2014 RAM 1500 LARAMIE 2011 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SXT 2012 CHEVROLET IMPALA LT STK# 159043A | 90,653 KM | 3.6L POWERED AWD CROSSOVER, STK# 02435 | 20,534 KM | CHROME GRILLE, WHEELS, STK# 158072A | 102,696 KM | SPORTY METALLIC RED PAINT, STK# 157071A | 108,880 KM | 1-OWNER TRADE, CLEAN UPGRADED EXTERIOR WITH UNIQUE BUMPERS, UPGRADED PROJECTOR HEADLIGHTS, LED LIGHTING, 5.7L HEMI WITH ALLOY WHEELS, LED TAILLIGHTS, 3.6L V6, CARPROOF. LARGER ALLOY WHEELS, DUAL EXHAUST, WHEELS, FOG LAMPS AND BADGING, 5 PASSENGER LEATHER 8-SPEED TRANSMISSION, HEATED AND COOLED BUCKET SEATS, THREE ROWS OF SEATING, STOW N GO, TRI ZONE CLIMATE UPDATED MESH-STYLE GRILLE, 3.6L V6, POWER DOORS, SEATING WITH HEATED FRONT SEATS, BLUETOOTH, CD/MP3 NAVIGATION, SUNROOF, HANDS FREE BLUETOOTH, CONTROL, DUAL UP FRONT AND REAR AIR/HEAT, LOCKS AND WINDOWS, CLOTH 5-PASSENGER SEATING, CAPABILITY, SIRIUS XM CAPABILITY! 8” TOUCHSCREEN IN THE DASH CONTROLS, PARK ASSIST, BLUETOOTH AND CD/MP3 CAPABILITY! CRUISE CONTROL, HANDS FREE BLUETOOTH, TRAILER BRAKE CONTROL AND A REAR CAMERA. CD/MP3 CAPABILITY AND DUAL ZONE CLIMATE CONTROL! FOR FOR FOR FOR $139 BI-WEEKLY 72 MONTHS @ 4.99% O.A.C $338 BI-WEEKLY 84 MONTHS @ 4.99% O.A.C $137 BI-WEEKLY 72 MONTHS @ 4.99% O.A.C $94 BI-WEEKLY 72 MONTHS @ 4.99% O.A.C C.O.B. - $3,003.27 C.O.B. - $9,725.76 C.O.B. - $2,966.76 C.O.B. - $2,036.40

$15,700 $19,900 $14,800 $34,500

2011 HYUNDAI TUCSON GLS FWD 2013 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA TDI 2010 VOLKSWAGEN ROUTAN 2013 RAM 1500 BIG HORN QUAD CAB STK# 157005A | 66,677 KM | FUEL EFFICIENT DIRECT STK# 159051A | 68,683 KM | 2.0L, 5-SPD MANUAL, STK# 02413A | 106,685 KM | 4.0L, CHROME GRILLE, STK# 159069A | HEATED CLOTH BUCKETS, 8.4” UCONNECT INJECTED 2.4L, 4-CYLINDER, FOG LAMPS, ALLOY WHEELS, BASE WHEEL COVERS, KEYLESS ENTRY, HEATED SEATS, ALLOY WHEELS, FOG LAMPS, STOW AND GO, WITH BLUETOOTH, HEATED STEERING WHEEL, ROOF RACKS, LEATHER/CLOTH MATERIAL, HEATED FRONT AIR CONDITIONING, POWER WINDOWS/LOCKS, LEATHER SEATING, FRONT AND REAR HEATED SEATS, HEMI, FOG LIGHTS, BEDLINER, SEATS, POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS, BLUETOOTH AM/FM STEREO, CD AND MP3 CAPABILITY! CRUISE CONTROL, BLUETOOTH, CD/MP3 20” CHROME WHEELS, CRUISE CONTROL, CAPABILITY CD/MP3 CAPABILITY. REMOTE START, POWER SLIDING REAR WINDOW.

FOR FOR FOR FOR $133 BI-WEEKLY 72 MONTHS @ 4.99% O.A.C $151 BI-WEEKLY 84 MONTHS @ 4.99% O.A.C $152 BI-WEEKLY 60 MONTHS @ 4.99% O.A.C $255 BI-WEEKLY 84 MONTHS @ 4.99% O.A.C C.O.B. - $2,849.44 C.O.B. - $ 4,365.94 C.O.B. - $2,322.70 C.O.B. - $7,343.10 PROVIDING THE BEST SERVICE & VEHICLES TO OUR CUSTOMERS

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