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BY KIRA WRONSKA DORWARD sale price of the property, as well as a reso- “and then we find out we have nothing… “We’re sitting here deadlocked, we have lution to no longer spend any money on the also, this [demolition] costs $400,000, and been for months…we have spent countless Discussion at the September 9 Council building. we’d be starting from scratch [with another hundreds of thousands of dollars on stud- meeting returned to the subject of the new Some Councillors were hesitant to vote building], and it’ll be more than the $3 mil- ies…the talk of [creating] a hub [down- Administration Centre for a final decision. and make a decision with the Mayor ab- lion people have been concerned about… town] is not a viable solution. We have to Debate over the Administration Centre sent, but Deputy Mayor Norcross plunged we’re knocking down a building that could start looking at what the NTRC offers… has been dividing Council for months, but ahead with a desire he shared with other be restored with people who know what this is a clear option moving forward.” yesterday a motion was passed, after a 5-4 Councillors to take action, after inviting they’re doing, and we could heat it for the Councillor Sainsbury was eager to get vote (with an absent Mayor Milne) to pro- his colleagues to a last debate and opportu- same amount of money until we find out one last word of caution in before a vote ceed with demolition of 25 Albert Street nity to raise their concerns. what the Doug Ford government is doing.” was brought. and to pursue construction options at the Councillor Sainsbury maintained her Councillor Jebb echoed these senti- “I really think we’ve got the cart before NTRC (New Tecumseth Recreation Com- stance that Council should wait for the ments, stating, “We did receive a report the horse here…we need to know what plex) property. comprehensive Regional review to come that it’s a structurally sound building… we’re looking at,” clearly directed at a Last week, Council drafted a motion to in before pressing ahead with any major to replace it with another, it doesn’t make decision to wait until the Regional report demolish the 25 Albert Street property, decisions. sense. I think we should keep recreation comes through. putting the cost of the demolition into the “If we knock this down,” said Sainsbury, separate.” “I think we’re just deadlocked here,” Councillor Harrison-McIntyre respond- Councillor Foster repeated. “A hung jury. ed with, “My concern has always been And what it comes down to is vision… cost-saving, and we were told this [25 Al- that’s the crux of it for me. The report indi- bert Street] was the cheapest option.” cates we have nothing to [lose] by knock- Countering these arguments, Councillor ing down [25 Albert Street]. To me it’s a Lacey gave his two cents: “I understand win-win. Why would we spend thousands that this is a difficult subject for a number of dollars heating and electrifying an of people.” empty building? Putting this off is costing He expressed his interest again in ex- money…there’s nothing I won’t do to not ploring the NTRC option. allow this deadlock to carry on anymore.” “It’s on our transit route, it has the land With that said, Deputy Mayor Norcross there, and we can build a pool after. A lot called for a vote on the amended motion, of towns,” he cited Innisfil here, “do not which has the demolition of 25 Albert have their administration building in the Street proceeding, and staff looking at the downtown core…I don’t see the argument blocking plan for the NTRC site to make a in using 25 Albert Street…if we bring an decision about where the future Adminis- administration centre, it could entice other tration Centre would be. people to invest [in the NRTC].” After a vote split right down the middle, Councillor Beattie brought the matter to in the absence of Mayor Milne, the motion a head. was carried.

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BY BROCK WEIR but celebrating this significant holiday was and how to navigate a world that is oftentimes ture” but it absolutely is: it is something we standard operating procedure in Vancouver, a unaccommodating and unforgiving with his really have no way of fully appreciating unless Every once in a while, I sit down to write colourful and mesmerizing celebration they new normal. we or a loved one has travelled that path, but this column with a completely blank slate. were looking forward to marking in Ontario. While this film looks at what it means to we, as a general population, can only benefit I’m not necessarily talking about a word- But they came up short. The discount chain, start over, what was, perhaps, most surpris- from learning more. less document staring at me on screen with as you might not be surprised as Ontarians to ing to me, was the film’s exploration of what It underscored to me that we need to consid- a blinking cursor just daring me to write the learn, didn’t exactly have a Chinese New Year the director – and the film’s hearing-impaired er cultures beyond what is defined by a place first word; rather, I’m talking about settling in bounty to choose from, so they had to (unsuc- actors – described as “deaf culture”, what that of origin or ancestral roots. behind the keyboard without a particular idea cessfully) look elsewhere. means to those living with it, and what it also These conversations and events, all of which in mind. No matter. Despite this disappointment, means to those of us from a culture defined by occurred in a span of less than a week, high- In these cases, in spite of myself, I some- they celebrated in their own way and, at the different abilities. lighted the work we still need to do to bridge times find I’m staring back at the cursor im- same time, doubled down on their efforts to Perhaps it says more about me than anything gaps, allow individual, beautiful and diverse possibly wondering who is going to make the meet their neighbours in a neighbourhood de- else, but I can’t recall previously considering cultures a platform and opportunities to share, first move. cidedly rich in its diversity, and do their best to being hearing impaired, or experiencing life and have a very valuable discussion on what it Other times, I leave the cursor to go and foster cultural exchanges wherever they could. with another form of disability, to be a “cul- means to be truly culturally inclusive. blink at itself for a little while, and go for a A multicultural festival was all well and walk, hoping that inspiration will strike some- good, and could only bring positive dividends where along the line. to the community, but where were the cultural- Occasionally, it can come down to the wire ly-specific celebrations, such as Chinese New until something happens in the news cycle, Year or Diwali, they wondered. to me personally, or to someone in my circle. I found it hard to disagree, especially having Only then do the ideas start freely flowing. enjoyed such commemorations in other com- But this was not one of those weeks. Con- munities and becoming transfixed not just by versations abounded that gave plenty of food the spectacle and meaning behind them, but for thought, but each instance made these ideas the way they brought out community members change directions and, instead of leaving me of all backgrounds to enjoy the event and, it is without a topic, it has left me with a question. hoped, learn something from the culture they Over the course of the last week or so, a sin- happen to be immersed in. gular theme kept popping up from just around My departing neighbour’s comments every corner, whether it was a casual conver- echoed the words still ringing in my ears from sation with a friend and neighbour who was a Federal candidate I had interviewed just a in the last gasps of a frenzied packing spree few days before in preparation for an upcom- ahead of moving she and her family westward ing election-time profile. to Calgary, or a number of public events based “We have grown by having people from ev- on different interpretations of the same theme, ery corner of the world come into our neigh- or an interview with a candidate in the upcom- bourhoods and we are so fortunate to have all ing Federal election, or even a premiere at the of that influence in our area,” said Newmarket- Toronto International Festival. Aurora Conservative candidate Lois Brown. “I This subject was inclusion. think we need to do more in bringing people There was no shortage of opportunities for together. There is more that needs to be done people explore that subject this past weekend, to integrate people into each other’s cultures. including an intercultural festival celebrating I think it would be healthy for us if we found the ties between Canada and Barbados, and, in some mechanism where we could share in another community in which I edit a newspa- each other’s experiences, get to know each per, a multicultural festival. other and build community because that is Weather hampered the Barbados event, really what makes us ultimately safe and ulti- but the Multicultural Festival the following mately a society that is prosperous.” day was a more resounding success, casing a Regardless of your political stripe, it is hard much wider net for these cultural exchanges, to disagree with this sentiment. showcasing a number of cultures from around Those two conversations back to back, cou- the world that are now represented by the resi- pled with the cultural exchanges on Friday and dents who call thecommunity home. Saturday, gave me what I thought was perfect But, for the purposes of this column, let’s fodder for this column, musing on what could rewind a day or two to midweek when I was be done, in the spirit of inclusion and growth, chatting with a friend amidst the boxes she had to give specific focus to individual cultures packed ahead of moving the big move. rather than a once-a-year festival that is, for She had come here a few years ago from lack of a better phrase, a cultural melange. And British Columbia and was struck by the dif- then… ferences she and her daughters encountered in Well, and then, I saw the new film Sound of comparatively subtle ways. Metal at the Toronto International Film Festi- Just one example happened during their first val (TIFF) on Friday night. Directed by Darius winter here when they hit up a local dollar Marder, Riz Ahmed plays a heavy metal drum- store looking for Chinese New Year decora- mer who, after finding himself with sudden tions. Now, this family is not of Asian descent, and severe hearing loss, has to re-learn his life

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Green Party MS Society to host evening with spirit in support candidate votes of local people with MS and their families

BY WENDY GABREK dreds of people traveling from all over the province, against plastic so it’s a rare treat to have her all to ourselves for one On Tuesday, October 8, the MS Society of Canada, night.” Simcoe Muskoka Chapter will host Spirit with Spirits, a Val says she was born with gifts of mediumship, election signs fundraising event at Ivy Community Hall (5085 Side Rd “Voices in my head spoke of events which later hap- 20, Thornton) beginning at 7 p.m. pened, and when grown-ups spoke I would know if they The evening will feature an intimate evening of spirit were telling the truth or not. The development of medi- with Val Williams of the Spiritualist National Union of umship should be a joy, and since the age of 33, when I the UK. found my way to a Spiritualist church every day has held Born with gifts of mediumship, Val says she will aim its own joys. Working with and for Spirit fills me with to provide messages from loved ones in spirit – so, if a sense of purpose and the need to promote the truths you want to connect with someone special this may be of the Spirit world encourage me to always work in the your chance. name of truth,” said Williams. “Whether I am working “Visiting us for a short time from the UK we have privately, or within workshop situations, or doing public been extremely lucky to partner with Val to aid us in demonstrations of mediumship I have only one goal – to hosting a night of mediumship,” said Laura Downing, be accurate and true to those who trust me.” Development Coordinator – Multiple Sclerosis Society Tickets are $75 and include a tasting menu, cash bar of Canada, Simcoe Muskoka Chapter. “Val is donating and messages from the Spirit world. her time as MS has a place close to her heart, all of the More information and tickets can be found at mssoci- proceeds of the event will go towards supporting people ety.ca/spirits or by contacting Laura Downing by email in the Simcoe Muskoka Community and their families to [email protected] or by calling 705 733- living with MS. Usually Val’s hosted events have hun- 0488.

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Each election year, thousands of plastic signs are made for the purpose of advertising party candidates but then thrown X CROSSWORD away. Sherri Jackson, Green Party candidate for Simcoe–Grey, PUZZLE NO. 430 is challenging the other candidates to voluntarily abandon 11. “____ Na Na” wasteful plastic signs. 12. Steaming In an initiative to support the ban on single-use plastic this 13. “Bells ____ Ringing” 15. From birth election, Sherri has started a petition campaign and wants all 16. Cut reminder candidates to join her initiative. 23. Humpback’s kin “With no guarantee that those plastic signs will be properly 25. Vinegar bottle recycled, we are looking for creative and sustainable ideas to 26. Fishing net replace the traditional coroplast signs”, said Jackson. 29. Flit about With the recent announcement of a ban on single-use plas- 30. Athenian letter tics by the Federal government and the local initiatives to ad- 31. Coming-out gal dress excess waste made by municipalities such as the Town 32. Broadway bomb of Blue Mountains, Creemore and Wasaga Beach, Sherri said 33. Molten rock she could not include plastic lawn signs as part of her cam- 34. Polish copy paign strategy. 36. Get ready “We have some innovative ideas on how to promote our 38. Satisfy campaign that are in line with our sustainable philosophy. We 40. “No,” e.g. can’t in good conscience ask people to adopt a sustainable 42. Door to ore approach, and then take thousands of signs to the landfill,” 43. Windmill part said Jackson. 46. Evil plan Last week, Sherri, pictured centre (brown sign) met with 47. Chest sound Green Party supporters in Tottenham for a Town Hall meet- 51. Dough ing – with signs made during two July ‘Painting Parties’, 52. Double curve where old pieces of wood were turned into campaign signs. 53. Wash out To share other suggestions on alternative advertising this 54. Difficult journey campaign season, reach out to Sherri Jackson’s campaign 56. Sailing craft team through social media @SJforSimcoeGrey or by email 58. Health farm at [email protected]. Copyright © 2008, Penny Press 59. Your and my To support the initiative to ban plastic lawn signs this fed- ACROSS 44. Tiny amount 81. Despots 60. Diminutive eral election, visit the petition on Change.org, “Help Green 1. TV and newspapers, e.g. 45. Like sheep 84. Shun 62. Control Party Ban Plastic Election Signs in Simcoe-Grey!”​ 6. “The ____ Seed” 46. Come before in time 86. Raccoon’s kin 64. Latin quarter 9. Turkish title 48. Church plate 88. Lofty abode 66. Lectern 14. Gush 49. Rabbit fur 89. Musical show 67. Ooze 15. Nose parts 50. Overhead 90. Fess up 71. Erode 17. Hate 55. Put apart 91. Furnishings 72. Voting-machine 18. Flavor 57. Term of endearment 92. Battering ____ component 19. Caper 58. Female swine 93. Sponger 74. Stick-on design 20. Babble 61. Take in or let out 76. Internet surfer 21. Porter or stout 62. Withdraw DOWN 78. Equivalent 22. Bit 63. Southwestern Indian 1. Butte’s kin 79. Hearing-related 24. Chocolate bean dwelling 2. Of a time 80. Essence 26. Wrapping film 65. Fencing implement 3. Hoodwink 81. Bounder 27. Make a misstep 68. Terrible smell 4. Wall St. event 82. Last letter 28. Venerable 69. Geographical belt 5. Skylit courtyards 83. Circle segment 32. Skedaddle 70. Night hooter 6. Monkey’s fruit 85. Egg cells 35. Thunder sound 73. Zinc ____ 7. Rembrandt’s specialty 87. Work by Keats 37. Modernize 75. Indian money 8. Thaw 39. Pretentious 77. Desert or beach hill 9. “____ Don’t Preach” 41. Fray 78. Drench 10. In a foreign country Solution on page 18 Page 6 – September 12, 2019 – The TIMES Vince’s Market introduces BPA and BPS-free cash register receipts BY NEIL MOORE these receipts will cause it to come off on your hands (where it can be absorbed), and There’s no shortage of chemicals in the potentially spread to your food. products we all use, and many are absorbed It’s an issue for customers, who often re- through eating, breathing – and through quest a receipt, and an even bigger deal for our skin. Some of these are linked to ill- cashiers who may handle hundreds during ness, and one in particular – bisphenol A a shift. Wet skin, from holding damp items (BPA) – has received plenty of headlines. like produce, appears to amplify the prob- This hormone disruptor has been a com- lem. mon compound in hard, clear plastics, and Vince’s Market has responded by switch- has since been banned in Canada for use ing their cash register rolls to those that are in baby bottles. It has also been dropped both BPA and bisphenol S (BPS) free. Re- by many manufacturers where it may leach search has shown that the latter, a common into the contents of a bottle or can. BPA replacement, may be just as harmful. And while we now often check our food “We’ve sent out the new product for test- and beverage containers for the “BPA- ing, and found our new thermal paper to free” symbol, we may not be aware of its be free of these chemicals,” said Giancarlo use in less obvious places. Trimarchi, partner at Vince’s Market. “It’s Like cash register receipts. reassuring to know that our customers and The inkless variety are coated with BPA employees won’t be absorbing BPA and on one side, where thermal transfer gen- BPS from the receipts we are printing.” erates printed numbers and text. Handling This latest change is part of the inde-

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th CONTRIBUTED PHOTO The Council of the Town of New Tecumseth will receive written applications until May 10 , 2018 from residents or qualified ratepayers interested in being appointed as a member to pendent grocer’s “Green Team” initia- containers. represent the Town of New Tecumseth on the9TH Public Line BridgeLibrary Improvements Board for the remainder of the 2014 - 2018 term of Council. Schedule ‘C’ Municipal Class Environmental Assessment tive, which has also been reducing waste, “We are doing this prior to any legisla- nd Regular Library Board Meetings are held on the Notice2 Thursday of Completion of the month at 9:00 a.m. at increasing recycling, and cutting back on tion that may or may not take effect, be- the Alliston Memorial Branch. single-use plastics. Vince’s Market previ- cause it is the right thing to do,” said Tri- Applications are available at the Administration Centre in Alliston or can be downloaded BACKGROUND ously introduced bio-based produce and marchi. “We care about the health of our fromThe Town the oftown New websiteTecumseth at has www.newtecumseth.ca completed a Schedule ‘C’ Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA) to Forundertake further improvements information to regarding the 9th Line the Bridge above #12034 appointment, that crosses please the Canadian contact Pacificthe undersigned Railway tracks shopping bags, and has been expanding customers, staff – and the environment – Cindyapproximately Maher, 200 Clerk/Director m east of Tottenham of Administration Road (Simcoe County Services Road 10). A Public Information Centre was held on June 26, 2018 to present several alternative solutions and to solicit input from stakeholders. As a result of comments the sustainable packaging program, which and will continue making a positive differ- 10received, Wellington the Town Street selected East, the Preferred Alliston, Solution Ontario, which L9R proposed 1A1 to upgrade(705) 435 10th -Line3900 as anext. alternate 1226 east west link includes more compostable take-away ence in the communities we serve.” between County Road 10 and 10th Side Road/Beeton and encourage local traffic only on the 9th Line CP Bridge.

A Public Information Centre wasNOTICE held on November OF NOMINATION 29, 2018 to present FOR three OFFICE design options proposed to implement the Preferred Solution and to solicit input from stakeholders. As a result of comments received, Design Alternative 3 th Noticehas been is selected hereby as thegiven Preferred to the Solution, Municipal which Electorsproposes to of reconstruct the Town 10 of Line New to Town Tecumseth standard for for a rural road nominationsbut with 1.5 metre for paved the officesshoulders of: and to construct 220 metres of a 3 metre wide multi-use trail from the abandoned railroad to Sideroad 10. • • • Mayor Deputy Mayor Councillor ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY• REPORTMember – Simcoe County District School Board • Member – Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board In accordance with Phase 4 of the• Schedule ‘C’ Municipal Class EA process, an Environmental Study Report (ESR) has been prepared to document theMember Class EA – processConseil completed Scolaire for Viamonde this undertaking and by this Notice is being placed in the public record• forMember a 30 day – public Conseil review Scolaire and comment Catholique period. A digital MonAvenir copy of the ESR will be available on the Town of New Tecumseth’s website on at https://www.ne wtecumseth.ca/en/town-hall/plans-studies-and- Nominationsreports.aspx. A hardmay copy be ofmade the document by completing will also beand available filing forin reviewthe office during of regular the Clerk, business nominations hours at the onfollowing the prescribedlocation: form and accompanied by the prescribed nomination filing fee of $200 for office of Mayor and $100 for all other offices. TheD.A. Jonesfiling Libraryfee is payable by cash, debit card, certified cheque or money order. A nomination must42 Main be Street signed West by the candidate and may be filed in person or by an agent during regular businessBeeton, ON, hours L0G 1A0 (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) between May 1 - July 26, 2018, and between 9Hours: a.m. Tues.to 2 p.m.to Thurs. on 10:00am July 27, – 8:00pm 2018 (Nomination Day). PleaseFri. note: and Sat. 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If con cernsplease regarding contact this Cindy project Anne Maher, Clerk/Director of Administration Servicescannot be resolvedand Returning with the munic Officeripality, at a 705-435-3900 or [email protected] person or party may request that the Minister of Environment make an order for the project to comply with Part II of the Environmental Assessment Act (referred to as a Part II Order), which addresses individual environmental assessments. To submit a PartAVIS II Order DE request,DÉCLARATION please complete DE the CANDIDATURE Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) Part II Order Request Form available on the Town of New Tecumseth’s website on or after September th Par5 , les 2019 présentes, at https://www.newtecumseth.ca/en/town AVIS est donné aux électeurs-hall/plans municipaux-studies-and de-reports.aspx la ville de. 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Student Hoedown marks fifth anniversary of building an inclusive community

BY BROCK WEIR are appreciative because it is an adult-style concert without their parents, and it is an- The summer holiday is, for some students, other step towards kids learning about inde- a time of rest and relaxation, and maybe mak- pendence and learning about community and ing some extra money while school is out. belonging. For others, it was all that and more after “Even though this is in September and fi nding out in June they had scored a coveted we’re in the third week of school, for kids ticket to the fi fth annual Student Hoedown, to say in September this is the best school which marks its fi fth anniversary in Aurora trip of the year, I am very happy about that – this Friday, September 13. well, I’m also kind of sad that the rest of the The Student Hoedown was founded in school trips aren’t going to be that great! – 2014 by York Region District School Board but it makes me feel good and it sure makes Special Needs teachers Derek Bunn and Neighbourhood Network, Magna and the Dave Pilkey as a way to get their students – hundreds of volunteers that help out those and Special Needs students from across the days feel good as well.” Region in both school boards – a chance to Looking ahead to Friday’s event, which have fun and give back to their communities. will take place under the big top of the Hoe- Featuring live music from the Top 10 fi nal- down Tent, Mr. Bunn says he sees the fi fth ists in the 2010 Magna Hoedown, a chance anniversary as something of a “rebirth.” to dance, have great food, and meet heroes When they fi rst started out, he and Mr. Pilkey brought to life by Marquee Theatrical Pro- weren’t quite sure they would be able to pull PHOTO BY BROCK WEIR ductions, all in a setting tailored to meet the off their vision. needs of individuals who might have sensory “There were a lot of aches and pains and goodness, it’s like we’re starting Kindergar- we even had a horse and rider come into challenges, it was a huge hit from the outset planning for Year One, then when you saw it ten and that’s wonderful. Every student and the tent,” he says. “Outside the tent, there’s and has only grown over the last four years. happening, you thought, ‘We just stumbled every adult coming into the tent is bringing Selena Stronach and her cows, and last year “It is probably one of the few concerts that upon something really amazing and wonder- a charitable donation to all those charities there was an equal number of people outside our kids with disabilities can go where it is ful for our students, community and chari- Magna supports [through Hoedown] and getting their pictures taken with all the cows inclusive, where it is modifi ed for them to ties.’ In Year One, we were just in awe. It that’s a big message for our students and part and all the stuff Selena was able to provide as enjoy with the sound and lights at a certain was another added bonus to the Hoedown of the spirit – we’re giving back to the com- inside the tent. Then, when you’re inside the level, and everyone is there to make it work,” weekend and each year it became easier in munity and we’re giving back to all those tent, the people are dressed up from Marquee says Mr. Bunn, a teacher at Sutton District the planning and making sure everything charities that help out people in the commu- and Superman is there and the students can’t High School. “The people are appreciative was done right. nity. For kids who maybe feel they can’t con- believe they met Superman! of having the students there and the students “Now that we’re at Year Five, oh, my tribute to their community in a positive way, “This event brings energy, it brings people that gives them the opportunity.” together, people are meeting people from With each passing year of the Student other schools, sharing, and all under the Hoedown, Mr. Bunn says he’s staggered by blanket of a fundraising event that is totally the sheer level of participation from students, accessible. The accessible washroom trailer teachers, caregivers, performers and organiz- (built with contributions from York Region DBG Photo Booth Rental ers. municipalities) is going to be there, EMS is “You come here expecting just a con- going to be there; there is no country music Add a touch of fun to your cert and the Hoedown fi nalists, but there is fundraiser in York Region that is 100 per special event, wedding or party, so much going on in the tent, and one year cent inclusive, but the Magna Hoedown is.”

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Stevenson Memorial creation of multi-disciplin- standing,” says Carrie Jef- our RPNs make to our hos- day, October 3 at the Four The RPNAO recently Hospital (SMH) has been ary teams and empowering freys, VP Patient Services pital inspired me to submit Points Sheraton in London, awarded SMH with a named the 2019 Employer RPNs to work to the fullest and Chief Nursing Execu- a nomination for the award ON. As the recipient of this $10,000 grant to imple- of Excellence by the Reg- of their knowledge, skill tive, SMH. “It is an honour on behalf of SMH,” says award, a cheque for $500 ment the Hospital Elder istered Practical Nurses and judgement while main- to receive this prestigious Erin Arsenault, RPN. “I am will also be presented. Life Program (HELP) for Association of Ontario (RP- taining a safe and respectful award and recognition from so proud to be a part of such The RPNAO’s CEO, Di- Prevention of Delirium. NAO). work environment. the RPNAO. It is a true a skilled group of nurses.” anne Martin will visit SMH This patient care program This award recognizes “RPNs play a critical reflection of our passion- The award will be pre- after the gala to re-present ensures optimal care for se- outstanding achievement role in patient care at SMH ate and dedicated nursing sented to SMH at the RP- the award, allowing all staff niors with a sudden change in the utilization of RPNs and the leadership that they staff.” NAO’s Annual AGM and to participate in a celebra- in mental state and loss of across an organization, the have exemplified is out- “The contributions that Conference Gala on Thurs- tion. functioning. New program helps parts makers invest EMPLOYEE in technology * and training PRICING ENDS SEPTEMBER 30TH The Ontario government is partnering with auto DEREK K. DCP SUPERVISOR parts companies to invest in FORD OF CANADA technology and training to LAST CHANCE TO strengthen the auto industry * and protect jobs. PAY WHAT WE PAY Today, Vic Fedeli, Min- ister of Economic Devel- GET OVER opment, Job Creation and ^ Trade, launched the new $10 million Ontario Automotive $ Modernization Program (O- , AMP) at the annual meeting 15000 of the Canadian Association IN TOTAL PRICE ADJUSTMENTS of Moldmakers. ON A NEW 2019 F-150 LIMITED O-AMP is a key commit- ment of Driving Prosperity: The Future of Ontario’s Au- tomotive Sector, Ontario’s 10-year vision for how in- dustry, the research and ed- ucation sector, and all three levels of government, can work together to strengthen the auto sector’s competi- tiveness. “Our comprehensive, high-quality and innova- tive supply chain is an es- sential part of why Ontario is a great place to build ve- hicles,” said Fedeli. “The launch of the Ontario Au- tomotive Modernization Program further strengthens our close partnership with the industry to make On- tario open for business and open for jobs.”

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BY WENDY GABREK

On Monday, Septem- ber 9, Seven Star Lodge No. 285 (Georgian South District) celebrated a sig- nificant historical event in the organizations history, and the history of Allis- ton – the hanging of the Master Masons Certificate of the first initiated Mason of Seven Star Lodge, Bro Robert Samuel Cheffey. Cheffey was initiated on October 30, 1872 and his dedication was rewarded with this rare historical document from William Mercer Wilson – the first Grand Master of the Ma- sons. R.S. Cheffey, M.D., was a physician, surgeon Members of the Seven Star Lodge celebrated a historically significant event in Alliston Monday evening – the receipt and hanging of the Master Masons Certificate of and accoucheur (male the first initiated Mason of Seven Star Lodge, Bro Robert Samuel Cheffey. Pictured, from left: Seven Star Lodge Secretary Clark Winter, author Carolyn Knowles, Seven Star midwife). He was also a Lodge Master Steven M. Marsh, R.W. Bro. Jeffrey L. Johnson, W. Bro. Tye Hunt. PHOTO BY WENDY GABREK member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons; indicate that Dr. Rob- April 1875 edition of on December 3, 1826 in Paris Streets. By 1884, Dr. “some years ago was a Associate Coroner for the ert Samuel Cheffey was The Canada Lancet an- the USA, married Louisa Cheffey had departed Al- prominent figure in Sim- County of Simcoe; and born in 1827 in the USA, nounced that Cheffey’s el- Cowan in the (Township liston to establish a medi- coe County where he Medical Examiner for the his wife Louisa was born dest daughter Louisa was of) Vaughan in 1852 and cal practice in Beeton. practised his profession Masonic Life Association. in 1829 in Ireland and married to Toronto alder- resided in Vaughan until In the History of Bee- for nearly half a century. More on Cheffey, per the couple had one son man William Farley at the 1861 or early 1862. Dur- ton by Bert Platt, the au- About four years ago he local author Carolyn Charles aged 27 and one family home in Alliston on ing that time, the couple thor wrote that Dr. R.S. retired to Toronto. He is Knowles: daughter Susannah aged March 10, 1875. Genea- welcomed son Charles Cheffey was a well-known survived by his wife and 18 residing at home. As logical records indicate born in c.1853, son resident of the village for two daughters”. His wife Census records of 1881 for other offspring, the that Dr. Cheffey was born Thomas born in c.1856 many years. passed away in 1907. and daughter Sarah born In his personal life, Dr. in c.1857. Their second Cheffey was noted as the Seven Star Lodge cel- Somewhere down the road you are daughter Susanna was first initiate of the Seven ebrated the occasion by born in 1862 in Tecums- Star Lodge No. 285, Al- welcoming guests into going to have to think about it. eth. The genealogical re- liston of the Masonic their freshly renovated Rod Abrams Funeral Home invites you to attend a cord makes no mention of Fraternity when the new- space on Victoria Street, a daughter Louisa. ly-established lodge was Alliston, with a light re- Alliston business direc- consecrated at its inau- past following their regu- Planning Ahead Seminar tories indicate that Dr. gural meeting in Alliston lar meeting. Wednesday, October 2, 2019. Cheffey was one of two on October 30, 1872. In “Over the summer, doctors who had opened August 1876, The Allis- thanks to a stellar effort Afternoon session 2:00 pm a practice in Alliston by ton Star recorded that Dr. by some of our members Evening session 6:00 pm 1869. Cheffey continued to hold and friends, we have a Although the location of the position of medical To reserve a spot at the seminar, please call showcase lodge,” said the first Cheffey residence examiner for the Masonic Seven Star Lodge Secre- Rod Abrams Funeral Home by Friday, September 27. and office is unknown, re- Life Association. tary, Clark Winter. Please indicate which session time you will be attending. cords indicate that in ear- Dr. Cheffey passed Worshipful Master of ly 1876 the family moved away on September 10, Seven Star Lodge Steve Rod Abrams Funeral Home Provincial Constable into their newly con- 1904. His obituary in- M. Marsh, thanked those Our staff will share an Chad Wilson will speak about structed residence/office dicated that he died at who contributed to the honest approach to the various fraud schemes that at 66 Wellington Street his residence in Toronto, makeover, and to those pre-planning and show seniors are facing. West on the northwest was formerly of Allis- who assisted in the repa- you simple steps you can corner of Wellington and ton and Beeton and that triation of the certificate. take now to save your • Understand what fraud is loved ones from and how it works unnecessary fi nancial and • Learn to identify the signs emotional stress. You will of fraud also learn why it is so important to create a • Methods and ways to prevent healing and meaningful being taken advantage of tribute so that your loved ones may begin the • Know what to do if you are grieving process together. a victim of fraud All are welcome to attend this informative session, including a guided tour of our new reception facilities that will feature samplings from our new light fare menu options. Rod Abrams Funeral Home Limited www.RodAbramsFuneralHome.com 905-936-3477 1666 Tottenham Road, Tottenham ON The TIMES – September 12, 2019 – Page 11 22001819 1163rd62nd Beeton Beeton F Fallall F Fairair • FriFri Sept Sept 1314 . . 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BY BRIAN LOCKHART Wolfe got his third TD of the game when he broke to the left and sprinted The TNT Express bantam team down the sidelines for a 55-yard run. turned out a stellar performance in their It was a 36 – 32 game when the fi rst home game of the fall season. Knights scored late in the quarter to The squad gave up a loss the previ- come within challenging distance. ous week in Port Dover but turned it Wolfe scored for the Express – his all around when they returned to Mel fourth of the game – when he took the Mitchell Field in Beeton on Saturday, ball an went through the crowd to cross September 7. the goal. TNT took a good lead and were The Knights challenged again late ahead 22 – 18 at the half. in the quarter when the Clarington QB First half scoring came from Austin called his own number and took the Radzio, Logan Wolfe, and Matthew ball over the goal line. McDonald with TDs. Back on offence, Sean McDermott Early in the second half the Express received the kick-off to drop the Ex- pushed hard into the Clarington end. press on the 40-yard line wit 2:23 left Dominic Plaunt had a good run to on the clock. gain yards followed by another good Wolfe got his fi fth TD of the game gain by Matthew McDonald. late in the fourth quarter. Logan Wolfe got his second touch- The fi nal was a 50 – 46- win for the down of the game in the third quarter. Express. Kirk McNabb got the two-point con- The Express Bantams will be back vert. on their home fi eld at Mel Mitchell on The TNT Express Bantam team hosted the Clarington Knights on the gridiron at Mel Mitchell Field in their rst home Clarington scored midway in the Saturday, September 14. game of the fall season. The Express played a stellar game and left the eld with a 50 - 46 win. They will be back in quarter. Game time is 11:00 a.m. action this Saturday with another home game. PHOTO BY BRIAN LOCKHART Hornets host annual pre-season tournament

BY BRIAN LOCKHART ers. “I think we’re in pretty good shape It was a weekend for Junior C right now,” said Hornets assistant teams to test out the ice and their new coach Travis Chapman about the new systems prior to the 2019/20 regular line-up. “We had a pretty competi- season when the Alliston Hornets tive training camp. We’ve got a lot of hosted their annual pre-season tour- returning players from last year. We nament at the New Tecumseth Rec- weren’t looking to fi ll a ton of spots reation Complex on September 6 – 8. but the guys who have come in have Twelve teams entered the tourna- really competed hard and that made ment this season and battled it out in some choices hard and some more round-robin play before going into a diffi cult.” semi-fi nal and fi nal game on Sunday. The squad had to fi ll the positions The Alliston Hornets take on the Georgina Ice during the opening game of the Hornets’ annual Junior C tourna- For the Hornets, the annual tourna- left open by retiring players from last ment at the New Tecumseth Recreation Centre on Friday, September 6. Twelve teams were entered this year. The ment is a good experience for new year. This season they’ve added six tournament gives teams the chance to face some good competition prior to the start of the regular season. players to the team to get to know the new players to the line-up. PHOTO BY BRIAN LOCKHART Hornets and work with veteran play- Continued on Page 19

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Mayor’s Charity Rodeo takes over Alliston arena The annual Mayor’s Charity Rodeo took over the Alliston Memorial Arena over the weekend, featuring the Case IH Ultimate Rodeo Tour, which presented a full-rodeo affair with steer wrestling, roping, bronc riding and more. Proceeds from the event will go towards Town’s Links for Learning scholarship initiative, a program used to provide financial assistance to local students to pursue post-secondary educational opportunities. PHOTOS BY BRIAN LOCKHART AND WENDY GABREK WHO WILL BE CROWNED CHAMPION?

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213 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 602 ARTICLES FOR SALE 612 AUCTIONS/FLEA MARKETS SHARED OFFICE TO RENT AUCTION SALE Why pay high overheads! Art sale FOR TED’S TOYS PRIME LOCATION ON aids ongoing FRIDAY SEPT. 20TH AT 10 AM MAIN STREET IN SHELBURNE relief efforts 4079 LINE 10 BRADFORD L3Z 3M1 ONTARIO CANADA Suit accountant/realtor/lawyer etc. Large Collection of Case pedal and riding mower tractors, equip. & parts. Approx. 100 pedal tractors/ Share with media company cars some highlights are Case O Matic; King 30; 1070; 305; DX33; 30; Spirit of 76; 1070; Agri King; Clean, Renovated Office Farmall 560; H, M. 86; 856; 966; 1206; 560; 806; 1206; Cockshutt 1550; 70; Oliver 1855, 1850, 1755; For sale is “Greenland Memories,” an original acrylic on can- 70; Ford TW 35, TW5; A.C. 200; J.D. 520; 20; 130; 720 plus N.I.B. tractors; Riding Mowers - - Case Rent includes all utilities vas painting by Austrian-Canadian artist Ernestine Tahedl. The full size SC4 restored; Case Mowers – 130; 118; 180; 155; 195; 190; 150; 120; 155; 108; 3 – 155; Call internationally renowned artist painted this limited edition as 2 – 444; 2 – 222; 442; 220; 226; 224; 107; 110; Int. 102; J.D. – 3 – 318; (approx 40); plus Case & J.D. part of a small series in 2008, after a trip to Greenland. trailers, 6 mini hay wagons, plus lots of Case parts. 519-925-2832 or 519-216-1021 “On my two visits to the eastern coast of Greenland, I have For Info Call TED BROWN 1-647-227-8697 always been moved by the spirituality, immensity and mystery OR Harold Brown email address is [email protected] of those lands. I strive for the essence of the place and all that 201 APARTMENTS 505 GENERAL Full list on the auctionadvertiser.com/RSevern a ‘landscape’ can imply, not just natural physical landscape, Severnauctions.wixsite.com/severn No buyers premium FOR RENT HELP WANTED but human landscapes as well. I explore the balance between the realistic image and the pictorial values for my paintings.” Bob Severn Auctioneer BRIGHT, CLEAN ONE ABATE RABBIT PACK- – Ernestine Tahedl Shelburne, Ontario 1-519-925-2091 bedroom apartment for ERS meat processing “Greenland Memories” measures 56 x 51 cm. and is valued at rent. $900 mth + utili- facility from Arthur im- $2,300 (wholesale). All reasonable offers are considered, so ties (Hydro & Water) Call mediately requires 16 make me an offer via [email protected] AUCTION SALE 905-936-4216 ext 1161 Wholesale and Retail Proceeds go to aid ongoing humanitarian work by universi- FOR BILL & BRENDA VERNON Butchers with a mini- ty student Alexandria (Lexie) Hesketh-Pavilons. She recently PH. # 1-705-627-7231 COZY BASEMENT mum of 2 to 3 years returned from a five-week adventure in Rwanda, where she BACHELOR apartment of direct hands on ex- volunteered with Aspire Rwanda, helping to teach English to EM. #3715 LINE 9 BRADFORD WEST GWILLUMBURY TWP. for rent. King City. Stu- perience in meat cut- students and adults. Money raised will support Lexie, who con- Directions approx. 1 km south of Newton Robinson on Hwy. 27 to Line 9 turn east to sale on S.E. dents preferred. Beauti- ting and processing. tinues to support Aspire, and seeks out frequent mission work. corner of 5 S.R. & Line 9. ful, fully furnished and Duties include cutting SAT. SEPT. 14 AT 10 A.M. open concept. Includes and sectioning of meat, Antique Tractors M.H. Pacemaker Twin power on rubber (seized); Case S; Int. W9 diesel; Int. W9 gas; all amenities except skinning and removing 602 ARTICLES 610 FIREWOOD/ Oliver 80; Case L seized; AC WD 45 wide front; Farmall Super C (narrow front); Fordson E 27N parts; phone. Parking avail- blemishes, deboning FOR SALE TREES McCormick Deering SW late model; McCormick 22 – 36 extended spades & special road wheels (in able. Call 416-476- rabbits and chickens, pcs.) 4949. cutting meat into spe- Backhoe MF model 40 ldr/backhoe w/cab; cialized cuts and pre- Fire Truck 1966 Thibault model AW1T584-840 w/Waukesha engine; 406 VEHICLES paring for wholesale Hit & Miss Fairbanks Z; Fairmont; Lister 5 hp ball hopper; Fairbanks Morse 7 hp; Eaton engine 10 hp WANTED and retail sales. HS (cracked head); piston pump; plus equip. & shop etc. Terms and full list on website. diploma or equivalent CASH FOR SCRAP VE- required. Positions of- Bob Severn Auctioneer Shelburne 519-925-2091 HICLES. Scrap vehicles fered are permanent Severnauctions.wixsite.com/severn Theauctionadvertiser.com/RSevern wanted, any size. No full time and salary is QUALITY FIREWOOD ownership required. $16.00/hr for 42.5 hrs FOR SALE: Fast service, free tow- a week, OT after 44 hrs Seasoned firewood ing, loose scrap re- a week. Please apply in $335/bush cord. Auction Sale moved. Also, cash paid person at 7597 Jones Fresh cut for the estate of Edward J. Gordon on the spot. Call 905- Baseline in Arthur, via $255/bush cord. 859-0817 or 647-227- email at joea@abate- Saturday September 21 at 10:00am 3954. Open Sundays. packers.com, via fax at Call 905-729-2303 611 GARAGE 5868 Hwy 6, Guelph, ON from the north end of Guelph come north on Hwy 6 for 8.8km to 8th Conc 1-519-848-2793 or via SALES west. OR from Fergus go south on Hwy 6 for 8.7km to 8th Conc west. 503 CHILD CARE phone at 1-519-848- SEASONED **PARKING ON 8th CONC only. No parking on Hwy 6** AVAILABLE 2107. GIANT GARAGE SALE: Tractors: MF 285, factory cab, diesel, multi-power, dual hydr, 5979hrs; MF 35, Farmhand loader, die- Sat. Sept. 14th & Sun. FIREWOOD sel, pto, trip bucket, 4351hrs; MTD 20hp, 42”cut riding lawn mower Mach/Equip: MF 410 Combine IN HOME DAYCARE 602 ARTICLES Sept. 15th. 8 am-4 pm. @ with pickup head, no cab, gas; MF 25 side rake; MF 12 sq baler; Forage King bale basket; Douglas 72” - Location: Nobleton. FOR SALE 6173 King Rd. (Noble- 1153 Canal Rd, finishing mower; Triple K 13’ cultivator with harrows; Worksaver 6’ blade; Agro-Trend 7’ snowblower; Safe designated play ton) environment, educa- Bradford, ON Kongskilde 9’ cultivator; MF 33 seed drill, 17 run, grass seed & fert; MF 36 swather, 12’ head, gas; MF tional activities, nutri- L3Z 4E2 36 swather-for parts; Gehl 95 mix mill & loading auger; NH 472 haybine, 7’ cut; Kverneland 4 furr plow; 6”x35’ portable auger; IH 12’ disc; NI manure spreader, 1-axle, double beater, good floor; 2 wheel swath tious snacks, hot meals, Bush Cord $350 smoke free environ- turner; 24’ bale elevator & motor; (2)gravity boxes with undercarriages; (2)16’ flat rack hay wagons; ment, Public/Catholic We deliver too. steel feeder wagon-needs floor; 14” post hole auger; (5)sect harrows; manure pump-for parts; and more designated bus stop. 1-844-732-7575 Farm Rel/ Shop: Cattle squeeze & auto headgate; port loading chute; var gates; water trough; farrowing Available for full time, crate feeders; calf puller; alum ext ladder; work bench; parts cabinet; floor model drill press; bench grind- part time and before er; compressor; arc welder; var tools; 37” wood lathe; table saws; wood clamps; (10)railroad ties; qty and after school. Pa- Custom-designed, one- T stakes; (approx 900)wood fence rails; elec fence supplies; scrap metal tient and experienced of-a-kind men’s ring. Lunch Booth Washroom Available professional in a loving It combines 3 apple green Notes: Preview Fri Sept 20, 1-6pm Equipment is clean & has been stored inside environment. Weekend ADVERTISING Colombian emeralds of Order of Sale: Wagonloads, Shop/Farm Related, Machinery, Tractors services available. Call .15 carats each, for a Terms & Conditions: Cash or Cheque with proper I.D. on day of sale. Owner and/or Auctioneer Patricia at 416-949- total of .45 carats. They LOCALLY 5585 will not be held responsible for accident or loss on day of sale. All items are sold “As Is”. All verbal are joined by roughly .28 announcements on day of sale take precedence over written ads. points of small diamonds WORKS! 505 GENERAL Auctioneers: Kevin McArthur (519) 942-0264 Scott Bessey (519) 843-5083 HELP WANTED of decent quality. They are set in 14kt gold and the www.theauctionadvertiser.com/KMcArthur - full listing & photos ring weighs roughly 10 PAYROLL 701 COMING EVENTS ADMINISTRATOR: grams. It’s also roughly a Reinhart Auctions Online King City, Ontario. Posi- size 10. Truly unique, will get attention. Worn only NOTTAWASAGA DAYLILIES quality tools, tool cabinets, tion start date immedi- a dozen times. Daughter ately. Must have some INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE! new accessories for atv, snowmobiles in university, need I say GOOD LATE BLOOM!! Canadian payroll expe- more? Asking $2,100. and motor bikes, household etc Make me an offer. Email OPEN SAT & SUN IN SEPTEMBER rience. E-mail resume Auction will start closing to: Inez Querin, Pay- [email protected] 10 AM TO 5 PM DIRECTIONS: Hwy 89 W to Airport Rd, N on Airport Rd. Thursday September 12 at 7pm roll Manager IQuerin@ about 21 kms, W on 3/4 SR, then follow the signs to To view the catalog and register rbsomerville.com. 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