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Gord Leonard Memorial Golf Tournament and Dinner – Sold Out! the Gord Leonard Memorial Golf Tournament and Dinner Is Sold Out Customer # 0003684814 / Publication/Admail # 0040027838 Springwater News • August 14, 2014 Edition 423 • Phone 705 322 2249 Cell: 705 321 (BOLD) 2653 Complimentary Issue Call for more information on these topics: A wealth • RRSPs, RRIFs • Mutual Funds John McIntyre of local • Stocks & Bonds & GIC's CFP, CIM, FMA, FCSI Investment Advisor • www.cibcwoodgundy.com Managed Money Accounts (705) 720-1414 investment • Fee- Based accounts Murray McKeown • Portfolio Planning Minimum account size - $100,000 knowledge Investment Advisor • Free Consultations in your home Over 28 years experience with leading (705) 720-1400 CIBC Wood Gundy is a division of banks and investment firms. CIBC World Markets Inc., a subsidiary of CIBC and Member CIPF. Edition 423, August 14, 2014 (Next Issue Aug 28 • Deadline is Mon. Aug 25) Gord Leonard Memorial Golf Tournament and Dinner – Sold Out! The Gord Leonard Memorial Golf Tournament and Dinner is sold out. According to co-chairs of the Volunteer Steering Committee Jackie Stott and Phil DeBruyne ‘the response to this event has been overwhelming. This is a reflection on Gord Leonard, the Leonard Family, and the Story of Site 41. The dinner will include a live auction of Ina Wood’s buttertarts, and there are a number of great silent auction items. “We are very fortunate to have a hockey hall of fame star ‘Pierre Pilote’ living in our community and is so generous with his time” said Stott and DeBruyne. The businesses that stepped forward to support these silent auction prizes will make the evening financially rewarding. The goal is to make $40,000.00. A running ‘thank you’ ad in the Springwater News list many of the supporters and sponsors. The date of the event is Friday, August 22, 2014. If anyone would like a sponsorship or is interested in the list of silent auction prizes in today’s Springwater News and does not have a ticket to the dinner, they can contact Phil DeBruyne (705-533-2757) or Jackie Stott (705-322- 0094). Waxy Gregoire, author – Heart of the Blackhearts – the Pierre Pilote Story; Hockey Hall of Fame Pierre Pilote. and Ron Asselin – Asselin Insurance Brokers; All sponsors in the upcoming Gord Leonard Golf Tournament and Dinner. Waxy Gregoire; Pierre Pilote; Jill St. Amant, Financial Advisor, TD Waterhouse; and Martin Kretzschmann, accountant, Midland. All sponsors in the upcoming Gord Leonard Golf Tournament and Dinner. Mom’s Restaurant in Midland is the sponsor of a breakfast for six with Pierre Pilote which includes three autographed hockey sticks and three Pierre Pilote books. SPRINGWATER LANES BOWLING CENTRE SOLD! Waxy Gregoire; Dave Turner, Financial Advisor, National Bank Financial; Hello, Dan McGinnis here to announce Karlin Lalonde, State Farm Insurance, Midland; Pierre Pilote; and Sheila HUGE changes at Webb, Branch Manager, National Bank, Midland. All sponsors in the upcoming SPRINGWATER LANES. Gord Leonard Golf Tournament and Dinner. Effective on September 1st 2014, the Bowling Centre has been sold to another local guy, TYLER TURNER! Tyler is the 36 year old son of Gary and Wendy Turner. His partner and the mother of their three children is Christina Titterson. The children are Ashton, Samora and Mya and they are aged 12, 11 and 3 yrs old in that order. My family and I opened the Bowling Centre in October of 1995 and after 19 years, I just thought it was time for someone younger to take over and introduce his newer ideas into the business. I am confident that all of our league bowlers will continue to show the Turners the same consistent support that I have been fortunate enough to be have been given and that the many people in the area that are related to them will decide to try their luck at league bowling! Over the years, the Bowling Centre has become a mainstay in the Township. Many businesses have opened and closed since 1995. We have produced many great bowlers at the centre, both in the adult and youth levels. I have been fortunate enough to have felt the gratitude from so many families for the great times that they have shared with us at this place of business. I have seen many relationships built throughout the many leagues over the years. I have had the privilege to host so many bowling birthday parties, Church groups and family functions over the years. As far as Sue and I bowling, we will be right there, continuing to bowl in leagues until Tyler tells us to get out of the way. In an effort to make his first season of bowling amazing, I am asking that if you have ever considered joining a bowling league, stop thinking about it and do it. There are leagues for every age and at this point, the youth leagues could really use an influx of new bowlers. As well, the Thursday afternoon seniors league was short on players last season. If you are over 50 and are looking for a fun activity, consider joining this league. There are also mixed leagues on week nights that are always looking for new players and no experience is needed! If you would like to join a league, call 705-322-0676. ELMVALE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION LATE REGISTRATION DATE I am sure that Tyler has many new plans for the Centre and he will keep you posted as to what TH these plans are as time goes on. August 18 7-9 pm • Elmvale Library Again, on behalf of Sue and I, I just want to say thanks so much for your patronage over the Registration forms can be found @ elmvaleminorhockey.ca years. I will keep you all posted on what my next exciting career is very soon! Stay tuned! $100 late fee will be added to all returning EMHA members For more information Colleen McGinnis at 322-3717 Page 2 Springwater News • August 14, 2014 Edition 423 • E-mail: [email protected] • www.springwaternews.ca SPRINGWATER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEEDS ADDITIONAL Keith Johnston Contracting MEMBERS TO SERVE ON THE • Top Soil & Triple Mix BOARD of DIRECTORS! Springwater News • Farm Tractor Repair 9 Glenview Avenue This is a great opportunity to put forth your ideas • Sand & Gravel Elmvale ON L0L 1P0 and your experience, to enhance business within Publisher: Michael Jacobs - Tel: (705) 322-2249 your community. • Floating Service Fax: (705) 322-8393 • Cell: 321-BOLD (2653) e-mail: [email protected] Historically the Board meets each month for a • Loader & Dump Truck www.springwaternews.ca 1 hour exchange of ideas, map the direction the • Livestock Transportation Issuu.com/springwaternews Chamber will take and schedule upcoming events. Articles can be dropped off, mailed, faxed and/or e-mailed to the above address or left in the Please contact [email protected] or 705-322-1932 • 705 322 5587 Elmvale Library ‘Drop Box’ 24 hours a day. phone 705 797 7500 for further information THE NEXT PAPER will be on August 28, 2014. the yachts in marinas are owned by stock brokers, who Our deadline is Monday August 25, 2014. make money whether the market goes up or down. Publications Mail Contract No. 1443739. Another part of the story says that eighty percent of Unaddressed Admail No. 3684814. randomized studies in the medical field have proven to The paper is printed by Master Web Inc. Mississauga Springwater News is produced every two weeks and delivered be wrong. The reasons vary, but researchers are human, by Canada Post and available at newsstands throughout the doing anything to acquire government grants to keep areas mentioned below. The opinions expressed in articles contributed by interested parties and through the ‘Letters to the university research departments afloat. Data are adjusted Editor’ do not necessarily reflect the opinion of this newspaper Editor’s Musings to show a pre-determined outcome. Plus, up to 10% of the and/or the editor. The editor reserves the right to edit all submitted articles or letters for clarity and space or to avoid I was reading an article about polar bears and decided to really large randomized trials are just wrong. How many obscenity, libel or invasion of privacy. All contributions must do a google search. My words were ‘polar bear numbers’ . substances have been identified to be bad for you, and have the writer’s full name, address and telephone number for I got 4,030,000 Bing.com results. then further study falsified those findings? It is common. verification. Copyrights are claimed on all original articles. The first item was about a 24 year old polar bear dying Ever heard of eugenics? Eugenics is a science about Springwater News prints 17,100 papers that go to.. at Sea World. Polar Bears can live to be 30. Few make it genetics that was promoted widely around the world in 750 in the Utopia/Grenfel area L0L 1B0 (492) and L0L 1B2 (193) the early decades of the twentieth century. Its advocates 2400 in Barrie 678 homes in SS 101 Barrie area L4M 4Y8 to 25. which includes Bayfield St., Horseshoe Valley Road, Craighurst, The second article was about the increasing numbers in believed that they could breed unwanted characteristics Horseshoe & Hwy 93, 361 homes SS 102 West Barrie area L4M Hudson Bay, 800 in the mid-1980s to 2100 today. Three like homosexuality, low IQ’s, bad looks, etc. out of the 4S4 includes Miller Drive Rural Routes L0L 2K0, 821 homes in the years ago, a less official count placed the numbers at 1400. population. 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