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BEST BUTTER TARTS EVER! Carriage House Bakery of Alliston was the winner of the 2019 Ontario’s Best Butter Tart Festival in Midland this month. Prized with rst place in the Professional, Traditional Category and named winner of Best in Show for best butter tart in Ontario. “Thank you to all our supporters,” said Greg Young, of Carriage House Bakery. Carriage House is now accepting orders for butter tarts – as they are selling hundreds a day, and often sell-out! For more, see Page 3. PHOTO BY WENDY GABREK

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Ever. everything, and chose the Best in Show Carriage House Bakery of Alliston has and overall winners. perfected the recipe for the best butter tarts Carriage House Bakery was started by in Ontario, and people are paying atten- Samantha Young, Greg’s daughter, who tion. graduated from Guelph with a BCOMM in Winning First place – Overall best in February 2018. Show, plain butter tart entry; First Place, “She always wanted to have a bakery,” Professional Traditional Butter Tart, plain said Young. “Samantha opened Carriage butter tart entry; and Fifth Place, Wild House in April 2018, and it was an imme- Style Category, maple blueberry butter tart diate success in Alliston and surrounding – at the Ontario Best Butter Tart Festival areas. Halfway through the year an unex- on June 8, in Midland, Carriage House pected change occurred when her fi ancée won’t give up their secret recipe, but will applied to the RCMP, and was successful say it’s all about balance. in graduating and was stationed in Alberta. Since the win, the local bakery cannot Samantha left with him in May this year keep the tarts on the shelves, so best to to begin their life together so we worked CONTRIBUTED PHOTO order ahead if you want to taste them for together for a few months and I took over in future festivals, markets and have some and sell local honey in our store. We are yourself! the bakery. I had been the bread baker creative ideas ruminating but customers looking at expanding this focus on local in Greg Young, owner of Carriage House from the beginning of the bakery and had may have to wait a little longer to fi nd out. the future. Supporting small independently Bakery, took 42 of each fl avour tart to the worked on perfecting the butter tart recipe We are excited about what is to come for owned local businesses is important to us. competition, with judges looking for a bal- for her. There is a picture in the bakery of sure.” “We hire local staff and have supported ance of pastry to fi lling, and sweet versus Samantha when she was fi ve designing her On behalf of the Young family, Greg also many high school students from Banting savoury moments on the palate. fi rst cupcakes for her future bakery. Who said, “We are thankful for the community’s in our one year as it is important to sup- “The judges said the balance of our tarts knows, maybe Carriage House will have a support since we opened and how much port employing local youth were possible. was perfect,” Mr. Young told The Times Western branch one day.” New Tecumseth and area residents have The ‘Little Bakery that could...DID!’ We on why he won. “[They were also look- Carriage House offers a range of tradi- embraced supporting local, fresh daily are proud to be a contributor to our local ing at] cooking duration so everything was tional baked goods such as biscuits, blue- made products. It is important to us to have economy both as an employer and in offer- caramelized nicely and the fl akiness of the berry lemon scones, raspberry almond a high quality made fresh from scratch ing reasonably priced, high quality baked pastry.” scones, a variety of large cookies, loaves, product with no preservatives. We use lo- goods and custom cakes for our commu- Young said his customers encouraged carrot cakes, gluten free options, fruit hand cal products as much as we can and all our nity to enjoy. Thank you to all who have him to participate in the competition. pies, etc., on a daily basis. butter is from Alliston Creamery and Da- helped us in our fi rst year.” “Since the beginning of Carriage House “We also have a custom cake and cup- vid Kennedy has been very supportive of For more about Carriage House Bakery Bakery, our customers were very vocal cake business and make a wide variety of us. We have sourced fl our from K2 Mills ‘Like’ them on Facebook. with regards to the butter tarts and many custom pies to order,” said Young. “We have encouraged us to enter. We learned also offer trays of baked good for meetings that there are a lot of ‘butter tart connois- and events.” Time to Get Your seurs’ in our area who have attended the Business at Carriage House has continu- festival and who have apparently tasted ally increased since the win at the Butter many tarts over a long time and continu- Tart Festival. ally we were told by them that ours were “The fi rst day after the win we sold over Spring Clean Smile! superb and could win. Getting closer to 300 butter tarts in the fi rst hour. We have spring, more were asking if we would en- been selling out daily so will be fi guring WE ter, so we did. This is the fi rst competition out how to increase production as business OFFER we have entered.” continues to grow,” said Young on the im- At the Festival, 12 preliminary judges pact. Adding, “We are considering chang- DIRECT blind tasted every tart, and chose winners es for the future but have not decided on INSURANCE for each category. 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Beeton Dental - Porreta Branding - Logo Design –-- 1:10 February 23, 2017 Foon Duong Final (Called In) Page 4 – June 27, 2019 – The TIMES Editorial, Letters & Opinion “The window to the world can be covered by a newspaper.” ~ Stanislaw Jerzy Lec Shuffle BROCK’S BANTER: The curse of being cute Rumours that were circulating Queen’s Park for days finally came to fruition last week on two BY BROCK WEIR you’ve saved enough to buy doesn’t appear that our atti- constituted being a grand- fronts—the cabinet of Ontario Premier Doug Ford a nice home and, thanks to tudes towards the aged are mother as rather idealized: a got shuffled and his controversial chief of staff got Recent statistics pegging the wonders of science or following suit. bespectacled woman, shawl the bounce. general human life expec- Mother Nature being in on I think it’s a safe bet to say over her shoulders, snow As expected, the party’s long-serving finance tancy at a decline or, at best, this Dorian Gray-like pact, that many of us grew up with white hair styled into a soft, critic-cum-interim leader-cum-finance minister Vic stagnating after a steep in- some on the cusp of the half- idealized visions of what tidy but manageable coif, Fedeli was shuffled out of the top cabinet job and cline are alarming, to say the century mark are finding our grandparents should possibly a cameo pinned to replaced by former Postmedia chief executive Rod least. themselves with a young or be. Whether we were influ- the neck, who lives for noth- Phillips. It has been said by experts new family to raise. enced by storybooks, depic- ing more than whipping up That was the only post that really mattered be- that, for a variety of reasons Yet, while our attitudes tions on film and television, home cooking in the off- cause the Ontario legislature does not resume until – the opioid crisis, environ- towards aging continue to or the grandparents of our chance her grandkids might after the Federal election at the end of October, and mental degradation, poor evolve – and, in my opin- peers, more often than not pop by. everyone in the province will be hard pressured by diet, etc. – the upcoming ion, evolve for the better – it our shared visions of what Continued on Page 16 then to remember who was shuffled, who wasn’t, generation will be the first and what their former post had been. one with a shorter life expec- Maybe by then the boos will have subsided. tancy than the previous. The long summer break will also give the Ford Only time can say whether government a chance to regroup and hopefully get it this forecast will bear with- right, a job which should be considerably easier now ered fruit, but I guess some that Dean French is no longer chief of staff. might take comfort in the While he was one of Doug Ford’s best friends, fact that age, and what it French was also a player who appeared to be a de- means to be a senior – or, to structive force, laying down his rule of the law, or get right to the point, “old” else, and having cabinet at the end of its ropes trying – continues to be on that to figure out the right turn. strange and mystical sliding French’s actual downfall, though, came after the scale. lame move of trying to slide two friends into key Not too long ago, Free- foreign posts as salesmen of Ontario, only one who dom 55 was an aspirational was remotely qualified. goal. It still is for many, but And he timed it hoping that no one would no- it seems from my armchair tice, figuring wrongly that the cabinet shuffle would perspective that as people throw up a smokescreen and the guy who played la- zero in on that arbitrarily- crosse with his son could sneak into a $150,000-plus decided goalpost, that more plum post unchallenged. and more individuals are Well, that was enough for Ford, too. balking at the idea. It was not as if there wasn’t enough to add up to Retirement sounds great seal French’s fate, including blow-ups with caucus on paper, some have told me, and cabinet ministers, one female MPP being re- affording them the chance to duced to tears in front of the Premier and, almost travel with their loved ones, from the outset, the ham-fingered handling of Toron- something they weren’t real- to Police Supt. Ron Taverner in the search for a new ly able to do working them- OPP commissioner. selves to the bone with their The writing was on the wall then but Ford, unfor- eyes on this particular prize, tunately, is a little too loyal to his friends when his but, once it arrives, the idea friends should be more loyal to him, and to ensure of packing it all in for a life they are as far away as possible from becoming the of leisure is daunting. bad-press story of the day. They feel they have, so What Ford and his new cabinet must do now is much more to give, so much slow down, think before they move, and weigh the left still to accomplish in consequences of any action they take. their careers, and the idea The province, without question, is in a financial of sliding into a well-earned mess, but that does not mean gentler cuts cannot be retirement is rather suffocat- made without the thrashers working overtime. ing. It cannot be said the Ford does not have a talented 50 is the new 40, they said. team, because he does, and this new cabinet seems to Several years ago. Now, strike a better balance than its predecessor. even that seems more of a Time will tell, of course, but they have a long sum- long shot. mer and fall before the Ontario legislature returns to Nowadays, people who get it right. have hit the mark insist that By then, there could also very well be a new fed- life begins at 50. You have a eral government too. good decade or three under your belt to make a name for yourself in your chosen field,

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BY BROCK WEIR Outgoing Simcoe-Grey MP Dr. Kellie Leitch was celebrated by local supporters Saturday at a “retirement” party in Creemore. Dr. Leitch, who has repre- sented the area in the House of Commons for the past eight years, is retiring from politics, but not her career, planning to continue her work as a pediat- ric orthopedic surgeon. Open to the public, the party attracted dozens of supporters to celebrate her ac- complishments and take the LEITCH RETIRES FROM PARLIAMENT, FRIENDS SAY FAREWELL – A party was held for Dr. Kellie Leitch, Member of Parliament (MP) Simcoe–Grey at the Station on the opportunity to say thanks for Green, Creemore, on the afternoon of Saturday, June 22. The farewell event was held in honour of Leitch’s years of service in the riding. Leitch was first elected in 2011 and was re-elected in 2015. She served as minister of labour and minister for the status of women (one of the most meaningful and fulfilling roles she has had, accord- her work in public life before ing to Leitch herself in her goodbye speech to parliament), and as parliamentary secretary to both the minister of human resources and skills development and to the she goes back into the health minister of labour. Dozens of people attended to wish her farewell and best wishes. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO care sector. “It has been such a tremen- lier this month, Dr. Leitch re- My staff was intimidated. “This was all fuelled by tell members that these peo- and respectful way, they turn dous honour to serve as the mained defiant. My Parliament Hill office people who claimed they ple are anything but that. I to bullying, intimidation or Member of Parliament for “Politics is a rough sport. I even received long letters were champions of free- acutely learned that when worse. I would not wish this Simcoe-grey these past eight realized that during the chal- in which people outlined in dom of speech, champions individuals are unwilling— treatment on anyone, even on years,” she said in a state- lenging 2015 campaign, and graphic detail their plans to of women and champions or, more often, unable—to those who subjected me to it. ment. “Many people were during my leadership cam- sadistically rape me. of a tolerant society. I can debate an issue in a tolerant Continued on Page 18 asking me about a party, so paign I learned that in spades. I decided to host one before During the leadership cam- the summer officially starts, paign, I learned many things. as we all know how busy ev- I now have a better wardrobe eryone is in the summer in and I wear makeup, and sadly, CROSSWORD Simcoe-Grey. I also learned how much these X “While I am officially retir- material items matter. How ing from the House of Com- we look is often as impor- PUZZLE NO. 416 12. 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BY WENDY GABREK “We have five-week-old babies and our eldest is just over a year old,” said Tabitha. “We do Yoga with goats? Why not! have some larger goats but we keep them out of Goat Your Back Yoga, located at 1797 10th the action for safety reasons.” Sideroad in Tottenham, is owned by long time Haven’t “herd” of goat yoga yet? Well, get friends Tabitha Carloni and Nicole Vrantsidis, ready, it’s catching on. who are combining yoga with animal therapy “We cannot take credit for coming up with and while you might think, “You’ve ‘goat to be the idea, that’s for sure. Goat Yoga was started kidding me!,’ the results are incredible. by a woman in Oregon and has been raging in The Goat Your Back farm was originally the western United States ever since. It is really purchased to accommodate another business popular in California and US states with warmer which had nothing to do with farming – or goats, weather. We think it became so popular because or yoga with goats. goats are really amazing animals. Their happi- “We have always had chickens but never ness and vibes really radiate to everyone around goats,” said Tabitha. “We always wanted them them. It is also an activity that anyone can par- but never had the time and could not commit. ticipate in as it encompasses very basic yoga and Now that we are finished school and are com- movement. The goats’ presence is definitely fortable with our day jobs, we have been able therapeutic and when you mix that with the ben- to fit their care and wellbeing into our sched- efits and relaxation of yoga it is a really appeal- ules and make it a priority. The idea came to us ing activity.” through an Instagram post and we saw an oppor- Thankfully, the classes haven’t gone entirely tunity. We already had a small barn for the goats to the animals, and instructors Tabitha and Ni- and the land to accommodate classes. Last Au- cole are still leading the pack. YOU’VE GOAT TO BE YOURSELF – Three of the goats who participate in ‘Goat Your Back’ yoga ses- gust we purchased our starter herd and became “We took dance classes together almost our sions in Tottenham – Peyton, Penelope and Peanut. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO certified yoga instructors in November.” whole childhood and have been friends ever So, you might wonder what one can expect, since,” said Nicole. “Yoga was kind of second yasa styles of yoga. fun and take away whatever they need from the practising yoga with goats – how serious can it nature to us since we were able to incorporate a “The practice is almost a hybrid as we like practice – whether it’s yoga, animal therapy, or a be? lot of our lessons from dance into our yoga prac- to hold poses that are accessible for the goats to mix of both. It’s hard work holding Downward “We try and stick to the practice as best we tice. We both have done yoga for about five jump on, but also like to flow a little bit to focus Dog with a 30 pound goat on your back!” said can but since there are a lot of (good) distrac- years as students and then completed our 200- on breathing and get that yoga feel. We avoid all Tabitha. tions, sometimes we find it difficult to instruct hour Yoga Teacher Training in November. We positions where we would lay on our backs to Goat Your Back has taught seven public over the laughing!” said Nicole. “The goats are now enjoy practicing yoga in our free time, protect our faces,” said Tabitha. goat yoga sessions and a handful of private par- very involved and seem to really love doing it. but also get to teach the wonderful practice of So, is goat yoga a ‘one time experience’ or do ties, totaling close to 100 participants. Depending on their personalities, some goats goat yoga! We teach goat yoga because it brings people benefit from multiple visits... “All our feedback has been positive; that they will walk around and wait for treats, some will so much joy and happiness to people. Some- “We have had multiple participants come loved it and had a great time! Some are grossed take over your yoga mat and cuddle, while oth- times we need a break from that everyday life back for more, but there has not been any re- out by the rabbit-like poops and accidents, but ers will crawl and jump all over you.” hustle and bustle, and goat yoga is 100 per cent quests for us to implement any packages. If this it has to be expected. Our private events are for But don’t worry, the goats that participate in that happy distraction!” was something people were interested in, we everyone,” said Nicole. “We have entertained goat yoga only weigh between 7 to 35 pounds. Goat yoga sessions combine Hatha and Vin- would definitely provide it,” said Nicole. toddlers as well as seniors with our services. We And at Goat Your Back there’s something for have hosted cooperate team building sessions, everyone – from girls’ day out, to the serious child birthday parties and bachelorette parties. Come get your GOAT YOGA on yogi. We don’t only offer goat yoga, for those inter- “It is what people make it. If you want to ested in only cuddling and feeding the goats we with the Goat Your Back herd! focus on the practice and actually put in the ef- provide that as well. We can also bring the goats Combining Yoga with the peculiar personalities fort, you will get the benefits of yoga such as to you.” of the Nigerian Dwarf Goat breed. stretching and strengthening. If you come out of For more information visit www.goatyour- every pose to take pictures and laugh, then that back.ca, ‘Like’ Goat Your Back on Facebook, is totally up to you! We want everyone to have and Follow them on Instagram @goatyourback Located in Tottenham, it is a fun and interactive activity for all levels of yoga!

Register at www.goatyourback.ca Good Brothers coming to Tottenham Follow us on Instagram & Facebook @goatyourback 4th Annual Natasha Paterson The Tottenham Lions are hosting the Association. In 2016 the Good Brothers Good Brothers, who will be performing were inducted into the North American at the Tottenham Community Centre on Country Music Association Internation- Memorial Car/Truck~ 4th/motorcycle Annual ~ Show Saturday, June 29. al Hall of Fame. NATASHA PATERSON MEMORIAL The Juno Award-winning group will To see the Good Brothers live is an Sunday August 18th 2019 - 10am to 3pm. perform many of their hit songs in- experience not to be missed. CAR / TRUCK / MOTORCYCLE SHOW cluding “Alberta Bound”. Their music Opening for the Good Brothers is To be held in NatashaSunday Paterson August Memorial 18th 2019 Park - 10am Gordon to 3pm St encompasses country, bluegrass, folk, country/gospel singer Naomi Bristow. To be held in Natasha Paterson Memorial Park Gordon St Celtic and a little bite of rock and roll. Naomi hails from Beeton and started Shelburne, Ontario.Shelburne, Open Ontario. to all Open years to all yearsand and makes. makes. The Good Brothers have been per- singing at a young age and now at age forming since the early 70s with their 21 continues to perform for thousands first gig being at the Riverboat inTo- locally, across Canada and the U.S.A. $10 vehicle entry fee with all ronto. It wasn’t before long the Good She has recorded 10 albums over the “PROCEEDS” Benefitting Dufferin Brothers were packing Toronto’s fabled years of performing including some re- Child & Family Services, Big Brothers-Big Sisters. Shelburne Feral El Mocambo five nights a week. cordings produced in Nashville. Cat Rescue, Live Jazz Band, Ice Cream They have played before audiences The proceeds from the concert will Truck. 50/50 Draw. Silent Auction. across Canada, U.S.A, Europe and go to the Simcoe Manor Bus Fund. The Spectators are free but donations are accepted. Mexico. The Good Brothers have been present bus is in the garage more than Dash Plaques to first 100 Cars. headliners at Massey Hall, Roy Thomp- it is on the road. The bus is important “CUSTOM TROPHIES & AWARDS - son Hall, The National Arts Centre in as it allows residents to get out into the “Over 100 DOOR PRIZES”. Ottawa, L.A.’s Universal Amphitheatre community for shopping trips, attend- and the Havelock Jamboree just to name ing community events and just taking Duncan Paterson a few. It is said that the Good Brothers rides in the country side. 416-898-2163 or email: $10 vehicle entry fee with all “PROCEEDS” [email protected] Dufferin Child & sometimes mentor is Gordon Lightfoot Tickets are $25 for adults (children Family Services, Big Brothers-Big Sisters. Shelburne Feral Cat Rescue, Web Site: www.89autosales.com who sometimes shows up at their per- 12& under are free) and are available at /natasha/index.htm formances. Tottenham Home Hardware, Herbert’s Live Jazz Band, Ice Cream Truck. 50/50 Draw. Silent Auction. In 2004 the Good Brothers were in- Boots & Western Wear/Alliston, Beeton “Imagination is the only weapon in ducted into the Canadian Country Mu- Foodland, Bradford Home Hardware, the war against reality” sic Hall of Fame. In 2015 the group Tottenham Cleaners and Tottenham Le- Spectators are free but donations are accepted.“$26,000 raised and donated to charity in the first 3 years” received a “Lifetime Achievement gion. For further information call 905- Dash Plaques to first 100 Cars. Award” from the Toronto Musicians 936-9647 or 905-936-5194. “CUSTOM TROPHIES & AWARDS - “Over 100 DOOR PRIZES”.

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pillowcases. We have created and donated BY WENDY GABREK six large quilts and a wall hanging for Mat- thews House, and we have just presented 10 Over the June 8–9 weekend, the Quilt- bed quilts for the opening of the new facility ing Corners Guild hosted its sixth bi-annu- in July 2018. Our annual Christmas Bingo al Quilt Show, “Quilting Among Friends”, at proceeds are donated to the Good Shepherd the Alliston Curling Club, drawing visitors Food Bank. When our quilting community from as far away as Sudbury and other prov- finds a need our membership finds a way inces. to help, whether it be by making quilts for The event featured over 100 quilts of all flood victims in Calgary (2013), making a sizes, made by guild members, as well as donation to fire victims in Fort McMurray wall hangings, quilted apparel mini auc- (2016), making eight quilts for the Great tion, quilt raffle, merchant mall bed turning Canadian Quilt Bee 2017 in support of Ron- (in the theme of Autumn), a tea room, penny ald McDonald Houses and most recently auction and corner store. four quilts for the tragedy in Humboldt. Our “This year we had many remark- contributions to Days for Girls, a program able quilts and exciting display areas for supporting personal hygiene for girls in third your viewing pleasure,” said Quilting Cor- world countries, is ongoing with 400 bags, ners Guild (QCG) president, Cheryl Dobo. 207 liners and many toiletries donated to “Our guild has a wide range of creativity and date. We even support the local OSPCA with talent that is highly visible in the quilts, wall fabric pillows for the cats!” hangings and miscellaneous items…Thank The QCG is currently working on creating you for joining us, and we hope you enjoyed mini quilts for day beds at Matthews House the show!” for friends and family members who chose to Kerry Burke celebrates her win. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO QCG meets at Shilton Hall, St. John’s spend the night. Wall Hangings Country Concessions (Cookstown), United Church, Victoria Street, Alliston, on And the winners from this years Quilt Show Creemore House of Stitches, Hum- the first Tuesday of the month (except in are: • 1st Place: ‘The Sleeping Giant’ – Jan mingbird Sewing (Barrie), Kawar- January). Although the QCG currently has a Faulkner tha Quilting & Sewing (Millbrook), full roster of members at 75, visitors are wel- Overall Viewer’s Choice • 2nd Place: ‘Boo!’ – Senora Baldry The Quilter’s Nook (Schomberg), Sew come for a $5 entry fee, and visits are unlim- • 3rd Place Tie: ‘Perfect Form’ – Susan Little Time (Cambridge), Simple Bird ited. Meetings feature an activity or speaker. • ‘To Everything There Is A Season’ – Ker- Saywell Studio (Barrie), That Added Touch They next meet this Tuesday, July 2, at 7 ry Burke ‘Butterfly in Flight’ – Shirley Feldman (Pefferlaw). p.m. The QCG would like to thank: Peter and Quilts “We are proud of our dedication to our Miscellaneous Shawn Northcott – Green Apple, Alliston community outreach programs in support of Fire Department, and Alliston Curling Club. My Sister’s Place (local woman’s shelter), • 1st Place: ‘To Everything There Is A Sea- • 1st Place: ‘Glamping’ – Donna Schweda Between now and Christmas, the QCG Matthews House Hospice, Days of Girls, son’ – Kerry Burke • 2nd Place: ‘Selvedges Chair’ – Jan Pettit will be selling tickets for its quilt draw. and the Good Shepherd Food Bank. To date • 2nd Place: ‘Embracing Your Curves’ – • 3rd Place: ‘Quilted Cat Purse with Tas- Tickets are $5 each and available through 617 Quilts of Comfort have been created Maureen Banks sel’ – Jan Pettit guild members. by the membership for My Sister’s Place • 3rd Place: ‘Dresden Garden’ – Judy Cot- For more information about Quilting Cor- plus Christmas stockings, toiletry bags and ter Merchants in attendance included: ners Guild visit www.aqcguild.edublogs. 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to gain insight into “what and otherwise by members evidence that the CAO had the time of the election since ‘Council Chamber BY KIRA WRONSKA the nature and scope of the of Council,” reads section previously, in 2017, sent a campaign. is a public venue and any DORWARD event encompasses.” 7.2. “The policy rationale letter to the host stating that Specifically, Council- member of the public is The unnamed host of for the prohibition is to staff was precluded from lor Beattie was accused of able to take a photo of the New Tecumseth Integrity the party is a “major” lo- avoid the potential for im- attending the party, specifi- posting inappropriate infor- empty Council table and Commissioner Meaghan cal land developer who has proper influence in munici- cally noting that Town staff mation and other content on chair at no cost.’” The Barett was present in spirit been doing business in the pal decision making on the must be “above reproach”, his social media pertaining Commissioner “was in- at the June 24 Committee Town for the last two de- basis of relationships rather although he does allow to the election, including a clined to agree [with the of the Whole Meeting. cades. than public interest.” some senior members of request for votes and a pho- Complainant] with respect Pursuant to three Code of This developer, through While there are several staff to attend based on a tograph “of an empty chair, to the table, microphone, Conduct complaints filed the course of his dealings, exceptions outlined in the pre-existing personal rela- table, microphone, and and empty chair” but against Council members often seeks approvals and Code of Conduct (COC), tionship. nameplate with the words makes the proviso that the (two against Deputy Mayor negotiating agreements, in- anything accepted must be The conclusion of the re- ‘Councillor Michael Beat- Town’s logo, flag, or coat Norcross and one against cluding that regarding wa- in the form of an infrequent port was that “based on the tie’, which appear to be the of arms were not present Councillor Beattie), an ter servicing and supply for special event. foregoing, it is our recom- Councillor’s chair, micro- in the photograph. The is- inquiry by the Town had residential developments, The terms of the excep- mendation that members phone, and nameplate in sue of the nameplate is been launched and the find- and frequently meets and tions do not apply to an of Council should refrain the Council Chambers.” more complex, that while ings presented to Council corresponds with the Town annual Christmas party, it from attending the Party.” The response does not still not being property for vote, all of which were staff. was decided by the Integ- The second formal com- deny that these materials any member of the public passed unanimously and Typically, the host invites rity Commissioner that “it plaint was filed against were used, but that it does would have access to, nor without comment. members of Council and is not appropriate for mem- Councillor Michael Beat- not meet the definition of strictly belonging to the in- However, during voting senior members of staff to bers of Council to attend tie, alleging that the Coun- Town property, noting that dividual councillor, but in- on the second complaint, this annual party. Those at- the Party vis-à-vis their cillor “contravened the nameplates “are routinely stead in practice given as a Councillor MacLellan tendees have previous per- obligations pursuant to the Town’s previous Code of retained by outgoing mem- keepsake after the council- turned her chair and did sonal relationships with the Code of Conduct.” Conduct by using Town bers of Council as keep- lor’s term has ended, hav- not participate as she had a developer in question and In terms of the common property in contravention sakes.” ing “important associative conflict of interest. attend “in their personal ca- law, the Commissioner also of Section 6 of the Code, The finding of the Integ- value to each member.” The first complaint was pacity as friends.” deemed that “it would be and furthermore, that the rity Commissioner was that In sum, it was decided directed at the Council as a The several course meal prudent for members to Town property was used “the Councillor has contra- that ultimately use of these whole regarding whether or served is described as “lav- refrain from attending the in the Councillor’s election vened Sections 6 and 7 of materials did constitute “a not attendance at an annual ish”, and a live band plays. party in order to avoid the campaign in contravention the Code but has done so material advantage” to the Christmas party was ap- “The Code of Conduct potential perception of a of Section 7 of the Code.” in a minimal manner…the Councillor, but that ”the propriate for Council mem- establishes a general prohi- conflict of interest or an ap- Although this rule is no Response submits that ‘no Councillor’s contraven- bers. Both the Mayor and bition against the receipt of parent conflict of interest.” longer in effect with the special advantage’ was ac- tions of the Code were the Clerk were interviewed gifts, benefits, hospitality, It was also brought into new Code, it was during corded to the Councillor… Continued on Page 19 Advertise with us and growyour business!

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Express Bantams host Guelph in Sunday gridiron action

BY BRIAN LOCKHART

There was a lot of back and forth action in the fi eld at Mel Mitchell Athletic Field on Sunday, June 23, when the TNT Express Bantam team hosted the Guelph Gryphons. The Gryphons got the jump on the action scoring in the fi rst quarter after making it to the ten-yard line. Back on defence, the Express put in a good effort to keep the Guelph team at mid fi eld. Defenceman, Justin Morris, Nolan Nicklasson, Dominic Plaunt, Austin Radzio, and Mitchell Rogers put in a solid performance. The Express fought back with a good run by Hunter Thom, but they had to give up the ball on downs. On the punt return, the Gryphon returned the ball for a TD. The fi rst half ended with Luca Pileggi knocking down a Guelph pass. The second half had the Guelph team on the two yard-line with the TNT defence stopping them on three attempts. Guelph scored on the fi nal attempt to take an 18 – 0 lead. Back on offence the Express moved down fi eld on a huge The TNT Express Bantam team battles it out with the Guelph Gryphons at Mel Mitchell Athletic Field in Beeton on Sunday, June 40- yard run by Sandro Bonsi. 23. It was a close game but some late scoring gave the Guelph team a 38-6 win. PHOTO BY BRIAN LOCKHART Mitchell Rogers followed up with a wide run to score TNT’s only TD of the game. It was the second loss this season for the Express who now They are followed by Woodstock, Guelph, and TNT. Guelph managed to score on a long pass into the end zone have a 2 – 2 record for the year. The Express Bantams will be back on their home fi eld at in the fourth quarter. The York Lions are currently leading the division going Mel Mitchell this Sunday when they host Clarington. The game ended with a 38 – 6 win for the Gryphons. undefeated after four games. Game time is 12:00 p.m.

The TNT Express peewees hosted the Sarnia Sturgeons at the Mel Mitchell Athletic Field in Beeton on Sunday, June 23. The Express put up a good ght but had to settle for a 53 - 0 loss to the visitors. PHOTO BY BRIAN LOCKHART

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Alliston driver charged with impaired causing bodily harm At approximately 2 a.m. Roadon June 22, 38-YEAR-OLD Watch ALLISTON MAN lice Service plays (BPS), a drug trafficking rolein- fences. The male parties arrested in this members from the Nottawasaga De- vestigation was initiated focusing on fen- investigation range from 21-38 years of tachment of the Ontario Provincial Po- FACES IMPAIRED DRIVING tanyl, heroin and cocaine. age and the female party is 41. lice (OPP) responded to a two vehicle col- CHARGES The Community Street Crime Unit Throughout the investigation Po- lision where both drivers were reportedin as keeping (CSCU)roads of Nottawasaga OPP led safethe in- lice have seized a quantity of Fentanyl injured. vestigation and with the cooperation of with a street value of $5,000.00, Cocaine On Sunday, June 23, at around 9 p.m., Upon arrival, officersTRAFFIC assisted paramed- in futurum. 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Two adults, one male, one female, mitted to public safety, delivering proac- ThroughMirum estthe notare course quam of thelittera investiga gothica,- feugait nulla facilisi. both fromCRIMINAL Springwater CHARGES have also been tive and innovative policing in partner- quam nunc putamus parum claram, an- ANam 38-year liber temporold Alliston cum soluta man nobisis facing elei- Consequat, vel illum dolore eu feugiat tion it was determined that the second charged with drug trafficking related of- ship with our communities. driverteposuerit was impaired litterarum by alcohol.formas humanita- chargesfend option of Impaired congue nihil Driving imperdiet and Drivingdoming nulla facilisis at vero eros et accumsan et OPP REPORT tisSteven per seaculaStewart, quarta 26, ofdecima Alliston, et quinta was Whileid quod Over mazim 80 Milligrams.placerat facer He possim immedi as- iusto odio dignissim qui blandit praesent chargeddecima. with: Eodem modo typi, qui nunc no- atelysum ypihad non his habent driver’s claritatem licence insitam;suspended est luptatum zzril delenit augue duis dolore te 1-888-310-1122 bis videntur parum clari, fiant sollemnes forusus 90 legenti. days and his vehicle impounded. feugait Brock’snulla facilisi. Banter: “On Cute” • Dangerous Operation - cause bodi- He will be appearing in Bradford court on ly harm July 18. Continued from Page 4 as change demanded, and, ultimately, individuals • OperationRollover while impaired - alcohol NewSouth Simcoe poll Police would on like to fatiguedOn the grandfatherly side of things,and what kid drowsynot to be trifled with. and drugs thank the witness who called to report this didn’t have a vision of an equally kindly gentle- All of those things apply today – they still have man who spent his mornings in a comfortable old a strong presence in what they do, are exemplars • Operationinjures while impaired - blood dangerousdriving occurrence. Roadreveals safety is a serious problem shared responsibility. Dangerous driving armchair, half-moon reading glasses at the tip of to newcomers in their fields, and still adept to the alcohol concentration (80 plus) Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer aliquam erat volutpat. Ut wisi enim ad and suspected impaired driving can be re- his nose, ready to consume everything he could rapid pace of our modern world – but, to many Tottenham adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh minim veniam, quis nostrud exerci tation ported to police by calling 9-1-1. in the daily newspaper before starting his day people, they are seen as something more. Some- His Loremdriver’s ipsum licence dolor was sit suspended amet, con- for euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna euismod– which, tincidunt of course, ut was laoreet invariably dolore spent magna wood - ullamcorperthing that sounds suscipit nice onlobortis the surface, nisl utbut aliquip when aliquam erat volutpat. Ut wisi enim ad 90 dayssect and etuer his adipiscing vehicle was elit, impounded sed diam working, handing out hard candies to the kids, or that surface is scratched, is rather more unset- minim veniam, quis nostrud exerci tation for sevennonummy days. nibh The euismod accused tinciduntis scheduled ut NUMEROUS CHARGES LAID IN relining a fishing pole before taking little Bobby tling. laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat ullamcorper suscipit lobortis nisl ut aliquip to appear in the Ontario Court of Justice or Suzie out for the morningSt. catch?John AmbulanceThat something is: cute. volutpat. Ut wisi enim ad minim ve- ex ea commodoFENTANYL consequat. FOCUSED Duis autem vel in Bradford in July. Some of us might have lucked out in getting This whole “cute” thing seemed to happen over- niam, quis nostrud exerci tation ul- eum iriure dolor in hendrerit in vulputate announces new branch manager The Ontario Provincial Police is com- INVESTIGATION at least some of that in our respective genetic night. As soon as they crossed a rather arbitrary lamcorper suscipit lobortis nisl ut velit esse molestie consequat, vel illum do- Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, esse molestie consequat, vel mitted to public safety, delivering proac- On June 20, in a collaborative ef- bargains, but it’s probably safe to admit that the age threshold, all of a sudden, they were increas- aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. lore eu feugiat nulla facilisis at vero eros et consect etuer adipiscing elit, illum dolore eu feugiat nulla tive and innovative policing in partner- fort between the Nottawasaga Ontario hand we were dealt was much more complex and ingly victimized by volleys of, “Look at them. They Duis autem vel eum iriure dolor in accumsan et iusto odio dignissim qui blan- sed diam nonummy nibh facilisis at vero eros et accum- ship with our communities. interesting. are so cute,” by people apparently keen to disre- hendrerit in vulputate velit esse mo- Provincialdit praesent Police luptatum (OPP) zzril and delenit Barrie augue Po- euismod tincidunt ut laoreet san et iusto odio dignissim qui If we were fortunate enough to get to know our gard the fact they are still vital, forward-thinking lestie consequat, vel illum dolore eu duis dolore te feugait nulla facilisi. dolore magna aliquam erat blandit praesent luptatum zz- feugiat nulla facilisis at vero eros et volutpat.grandparents, Ut we wisi came to enim find that ad under the sil- individuals,ril stilldelenit at the augue top of duistheir game.dolore By tein - accumsan et iusto odio dignissim SUBHEAD minimver tresses, veniam, and the quis odd wrinkle nostrud here and there, voking thisfeugait word, thosenulla uttering facilisi. it veer danger- qui blandit praesent luptatum zzril Mirum est notare quam littera gothica, exerciwere truetation individuals, ullamcorper each with sus- their own life ously close Namto condescension, liber tempor demoting a cum sea - delenit augue duis dolore te feugait quam nunc putamus parum claram, ante- cipitexperiences, lobortis wisdom nisl ut to aliquipimpart and, ex regardless of soned veteransoluta of life nobis into the eleifend same column option as a nulla facilisi. posuerit litterarum formas humanitatis per eaage, commodo their own goalsconsequat. for the future. Duis precociouscongue child. nihil imperdiet dom- Nam liber tempor cum soluta no- seacula quarta decima et quinta decima. autemSo, velwhere eum along iriure the linedolor do inpeople Morrison the Samson In theseing particular id quod cases, mazimI’ve never placeratreally seen St. John Ambulance bis eleifend option congue nihil im- Eodem modo typi, qui nunc nobis videntur hendrerityounger side in of vulputatefifty take leave velit of our sensesNew Branch and Mangerthem as cute,facer appreciating possim assum. them for Typi what non they parum clari, fiant sollemnes in futurum. begin treating them like children? still have to offer the world, which they thank- This came up in a conversation over the week- fully do with a regularity that belies their years. In end when a discussion amongst a group of friends other cases, however, I am ashamed to say I have turned to four nonagenarians still very active in been guilty, trying to invoke memories of their public life. past rather than giving them a hand, if needed, in Now in their nineties, they have been in the being an active member of the present and future. public eye for the majority of their lives, making And, yes, suddenly finding myself viewing my Advertise with inroads into our public consciousness through once vital, active, engaged and present grandpar- various means, including media today that wasn’t ents “cute.” us today! even a thought when they first started out. With our rapidly aging population, I think we BASEBARThroughout their work, they have been at the should all be mindful of this and make a con- Call VICKI MEISNER 519-278-1700 forefront of our modern life, embracing new tech- certed effort to catch ourselves before we fall in nology as it came along, taking it over in a way the trap, keeping in mind how we would feel if we or [email protected] which worked for their individual style, and mas- were suddenly on the other side of that invisible, tering the art of communication. arbitrary line, and finding ourselves “cute” in the NewTecumseth For the majority of their careers, they were seen eyes of others. Personally, I would be mortified – as driving forces in their field, the undisputed and I’m bound and determined to do my utmost to TheTimes bosses in their profession, quick to respond, adapt avoid the pitfall. The TIMES – June 27, 2019 - 17

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