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CDS_KingSentinel_Sep26_FINAL.indd 2 9/23/13 1:40 PM Thursday, October 3, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 3 Navigating King Township’s rst roundabout By Mark Pavilons for the traffi c-calming said, is a better solution The creation of the roundabout, the mayor than traffi c lights. fi rst traffi c roundabout contends. They force The long-term costs in King is causing a bit drivers to slow down (20+ years) for round- of apprehension. and it addresses the abouts are less than sig- But King politicians speeding problem. nals, according to Coun- and regional staff are Roundabouts are not cillor Debbie Schaefer. working with landown- new and they’re proven “For quite a while ers to alleviate prob- to work, once drivers this intersection has lems early on in the pro- get used to them. been identifi ed as re- cess. The roundabout, he quiring something dif- York Region has cho- sen to build a round- about at the intersec- Pellegrini seeks relief tion of Keele and the Lloydtown-Aurora funding for Kettleby Fair Road, slated for 2015. Roundabout in nearby For one resident, who By Angela Gismondi and Mark Pavilons rural Caledon. will see some of his King Township wants to ensure that local volunteer land expropriated for events continue, and it’s willing to put its money where the construction, he’s its mouth is. ferent than the current is equally impacted. It best to reduce the im- not convinced a round- Mayor Steve Pellegrini asked staff Sept. 23 whether stop signs for north/ was agreed that in this pact on the affected resi- about is warranted. the Township’s community grants account has been south travel on Keele; case perhaps some al- dents, but I realize that “All you really need exhausted. there have been many ternate shifting should it may not be possible to He proposed the Township fi nd some funding to help are (speed limit) signs serious accidents over be considered. The only totally eliminate the im- a community group in need – the Kettleby Fair. He ex- as a deterrent,” he said the years and some land with dwellings is pact,” she said. “But I plained the fair, which has been rained out two years deaths,” she said. the Harrison property. do not see a better solu- (he preferred not to be in a row, has lost more than $13,000 over past two years. identifi ed). Schaefer has driven The Region has tion. A light would only The fair committee lost $6,000 when they cancelled in Europe where round- agreed to assess the encourage more speed- The resident admit- the fair in 2012 (the fi rst time in its history), but this abouts are very com- possibility of shifting ing as drivers would ted it’s an accident- year they decided to go ahead with the fair, despite the mon. the roundabout south seek to ‘catch the green prone intersection, but pouring rain. That cost the committee $7,000. survey data used by the “Last year they worked diligently to pay everything “I am only surprised or east somewhat. The or yellow’ and a light Region is out of date. off,” said Pellegrini. “This year they ran the fair in the that it has taken York Region is also assessing would not encourage “We don’t want this,” he pouring rain which incurred more costs.” Region as long as it has feasibility of changing driving slower. Chang- stressed. At the end of the day, the fair committee fi nds itself to make this policy,” she the drive way for one ing the speed limit, put- with a $2,900 shortfall, Pellegrini explained. Traffi c on the Lloy- observed. “The fl ow of property to position it ting up more signs is He suggested that if the money can’t be found in the dtown-Aurora Road is traffi c is much more more safely. not going to cause traf- grants fund, perhaps money can be taken from the pro- effi cient with a round- “We are doing our fi c to go slower.” busy in spurts, during ceeds from the mayor’s golf tournament. The tourna- rush hour, he noted. He about. I think of this ev- ment raises funds to help community groups in need. ery time I am sitting at a suggested the Region “They’ve lost $13,000 over the past two years and red light at an intersec- take minor measures they’re only asking for $3,000,” said Pellegrini. “You K. Franke & Son tion wanting to make a fi rst and monitor the can’t predict the weather. We’ve got to look into this.” Residential Heating & Air Conditioning results before spending Carol Ann Trabert, one of the main organizers of left turn and there is not Specializing for over 30 years, in the installation a car in any direction in the time and money on the fair, said they need to not only pay off their current and maintenance of the following: a roundabout. $3,000 debt, but raise another $4,000 so they can start sight!” Joyce Harrison and off preparing for next year’s fair with some cash fl ow. The traffi c calming Furnaces • Air Conditioners The loss would have been even greater, Trabert her daughter Dawn Mu- aspect is important to Air Cleaners • Humidifi ers pointed out, had it not been for the many participants loin, who live on the her, especially consid- Water Heaters • Dryers • BBQs who waived or reduced their fees. That shows their ering that speeding is northwest corner of commitment to this community. Call Now: the intersection, had a very serious problem 416-746-5069 The bad luck has not only depleted the fair com- on Lloydtown Aurora concerns and met with mittee reserves, but those of the main supporter, the Evening and Weekend Calls Welcome Road, particularly be- Mayor Steve Pellegri- Kettleby Village Association. tween Keele and Jane. 1 YEAR OF FREE SERVICE CALLS ni, Councillor Debbie The mandate of the fair is to provide a venue for lo- All parts are under Manufacturer’s Warranty. Schaefer and regional cal community groups to raise money for their causes. At the meeting with ** Inquire about our Lifetime Warranties ** staff to get more details The small event is not a registered charity, so they are staff and a local resi- Service Available 24/7 on the project. They not eligible for many types of government funding, dent, Schaefer said the voiced their concerns but Trabert is trying to persuade the feds to fi nd some Region designed it in money. about how it will impact such a away to put the One would think such bad fortune would take the roundabout’s centre in J.D. their property. wind of the volunteers’ sails. No so, according to Tra- “We are still very con- the centre of current in- bert. She said a post-event committee meeting revealed tersection so that each tewart & cerned because we have all the volunteers are ready and willing to roll up their S property owner in each Associates not heard the results of sleeves and work on next year’s event. FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. the meeting yet and we of the four quadrants want to give them time Brokers of to help us resolve the is- GICs, RRSPs, RRIFs & Annuities sues,” Muloin said. Individual Life & Disability Insurance Programs The mayor said it was important to have par- ties on site, to actually 7-Day 3.10% 2.75% 2.55% see the physical layout ing 5 Years Annual 4 Years 3 Years of the land. He admitted FReSH-4 K this family will see the WEATHER FORECAST SYSTEM Weather Outlook brunt of the impact and 2.40% 2.20% 1.30% regional staff are now From Thursday, Oct. 3 to Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2013 2 Years 1 Year 60-89 Days examining the confi gu- Min. $5,000 THURS 3RD FRI 4TH SAT 5TH SUN 6TH MON 7TH TUES 8TH WED 9TH ration more closely and Calculated Daily – Paid Monthly may perhaps lessen the impact to the property Canadian Dollar 1.55% owners. 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King Weekly Sentinel from our past do not in- have skipped a rung or “points” from our par- By 2010, one of the ma- clude things like those two along the way. ents, just so we could dash jor auto manufacturers Business Offices nasty plastic-ring bottle Ask anyone what has out and run, play, ride and promises to have a totally 25 Queen St. N. and can holders – the epit- changed in the past 50 just fool around. automated car – one that Bolton ON L7E 1C1 ome of human stupidity. years and you’ll get a We climbed trees, drives itself. If this be- (shared with Caledon Of course there’s litany of things – a huge threw a ball around and comes commonplace in laundry list of advance- watched cars go by, call- the future, would we still Citizen) progress – and we have decades of technological ments. Colour TV, micro- ing out “my car!” Our have to get driver’s licenc- Toll Free 1-888-557-6626 prowess to show for it. We waves, cell phones, satel- parents didn’t see us for es? 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How off the shelf, it would ex- [email protected] ever before in our entire Just for nostalgia, here nothing to do with tech- many teens have flown a tend human life notice- existence, which spans are some neat things that nology and how far we’ve kite or still actually ride ably. It would be far better Advertising & millions of years. have fallen by the way- come. One thing that a bike? than dying while waiting Yes, when we put our side: We listened to our for a transplant; suffering Administration hasn’t changed is the fact collective minds to it, Door to door mail de- we’re humans, and our teachers and tried our due to an overburdened Head Office there’s nothing we can’t livery; warnings instead fears, frailties and desires best. We learned to print and underfunded health 34 Main St. W. accomplish. of tickets from police offi- haven’t changed much and then honed our hand- care system. Beeton ON L0G 1A0 Of course, nothing cers; dialing a telephone; since we left the caves. writing. 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[email protected] joy fresh water, electric- a bath; being nervous well off the beaten path. to take notes or “write” So what we’ll have are Annette Derraugh ity, indoor plumbing and about first dates; asking There’s a reason that old something down. Can you generations of illiterate, Heather Erwin a proper education, we sit for a woman’s hand in path was beaten – it took believe we will soon toss lazy, ill-mannered, non- Joel Gillespie back in our leather reclin- marriage and asking her you somewhere! out the pen and paper? driving workaholics. Myles Meddick And here are a few Can you imagine a col- I think I’ll go climb a Adam Pileggi things that impact our lege graduate who can’t tree. Alex Pozdrowski Letter to the Editor lives and our family cohe- sign her or his own name? Rob Carrick siveness. And technology, par- Brainteaser EI rate freeze Eating at the dinner ticularly digital photog- Classifieds table and cleaning up the raphy and graphic de- [email protected] kitchen together. sign, has given us much to think about. It has Graphic Designers is good news: MP In our home, my Ger- man-born mother was created an alternate real- Lisa Clendening The Harper government recently announced by far one of the greatest ity – very little in today’s John Speziali print or electronic media that Employment Insurance rates that employ- cooks I’ve ever known. We is untouched or natural. Business ers and employees pay will be frozen for the next took home-cooked meals for granted and when People, celebrities, con- Janice Coté three years. This means that businesses and sumer products all appear Sylvia DeShane their employees in Oak Ridges-Markham will be friends and co-workers came over for a bite, they physically perfect. keeping more money in their pockets, which is Mary Speck were overwhelmed. How do average people On a water great news for our local economy – especially our We didn’t have to be and our young, developing Subscription rates: small businesses. asked to clear the table minds, handle this? What pitcher, which Within 65 km except towns with Our government understands that small busi- and put our stuff away. message has this created? letter carriers – $39.00 + G.S.T. Who in their right mind side is the han- Beyond 65 km and towns with ness is a cornerstone of the economy which is Just how often does letter carriers – $67.00 + G.S.T. why we have introduced numerous measures to this scenario play out in would use the term “per- dle on? Single copies 94¢ + G.S.T. fect” to describe any as- or $1.00 (includes G.S.T.) assist in job creation, such as a hiring credit to pect of humankind? Last week’s help businesses grow and expand their workforc- Published every Wednesday Trivia Photography has answer: Cover- Copyright King Weekly Sentinel 2013 es. changed entirely. It’s re- The advertiser agrees that the Small business has been instrumental in Can- One in 10,000 garded as an art, yet to- ing cows is the publisher shall not be liable for ada’s recovery from the recent global economic damages arising out of errors clovers has 4 day’s methods can turn greatest use in advertisements beyond the downturn. In fact, with the help of small busi- mediocrity into perfec- amount paid for the space actually occupied by that portion of the nesses, Canada has created over one million net leaves. tion. I truly believe in for cowhide! advertisement in which the error occurred, whether such error is due new jobs since the end of the global recession – to the negligence of its servants or the best record among all the G-7 countries. otherwise, and there shall be no liability for non insertion of any That’s why our government is staying focused advertisement beyond the amount paid for such advertisement. on the economy. The recently announced three- year freeze on EI rates means that rates for em- Simcoe-York Printing ployees and employers will stay at or below the & Publishing Limited, 2013 level ($1.88 per $100 of insurable earnings) publisher of the New Tecumseth Times until 2016. This will leave $660 million in the King Weekly Sentinel pockets of job creators and workers in 2014 alone, Innisfil Scope compared to what they would have otherwise had Caledon Publishing Ltd. to pay under the projected formula. This means publisher of more money stays in Oak Ridges-Markham, help- Caledon Citizen ing to support our local economy. I’m proud that the Harper government is pro- Member moting such a positive plan for the economy. CCNA Paul Calandra, MP Oak Ridges-Markham Thursday, October 3, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 5 Local churches gearing up for a busy fall season morning, ignoring him, tan Silver Band will par- the Prayer Shawl Ministry lowship over coffee. also scheduled to be with as Lazarus lays suffering ticipate in the service. will be Tuesday, Oct. 22 at 7 Last Sunday we wel- us this Sunday, Oct. 6 for King’s at his gate. Yet when he They will also perform a p.m. in the chapel. comed back Anita Van Communion Sunday, and dies, he calls Lazarus by concert at 2 pm. Free will The Youth Group kick- Nest from St. Andrew’s, for worship services on Corners name, begging for help. Is offering. Come and bring off BBQ will be Wednes- Newmarket to our pul- Nov. 10 and 24. this telling us that those your neighbour to enjoy day, Oct. 23 from 3-5 p.m. pit. It was “Presbyterians The Thanksgiving food King City United in need do have a name, this special musical treat. at All Saints Anglican Sharing” Sunday and she and clothing drive for The By Eleanor Fry a family, are real people? Sunday, Nov. 10 will be Church, for all high school spoke to us about this very King Township Food Bank We all pass by people in the Remembrance Day age youth. important mission of the and The Evangel Hall, To- Autumn leaves, autumn desperate need. We are all Service. Bill Heaslip will Our condolences to PCC, giving examples of ronto has started. Please sky, autumn. As we en- too busy, dealing with our participate along with the the family of Joan Paul, how through “Presbyteri- leave the donations in the joy it all, we give thanks lives, our jobs, our fami- flag bearers. who passed away recently. ans Sharing” the message church Narthex. These for God’s abundance. lies. Money isn’t the root Sunday, Dec. 1 is our Many will remember Greg of hope is spread locally items will be distributed Our sanctuary was full of all evil. There is nothing carol service. The choirs and Joan being very active and abroad. Anita will be shortly after Thanksgiv- of sun. Our vocal choir wrong with having money. of York Pines and King in the early life of this con- back with us Oct. 27 when ing. If you would like to ac- sang a wonderful anthem It’s what you do with it. City United will blend gregation. Greg designed we celebrate our 55th company Bonnie Mooney “He Gave His All.” We are John Wesley, the founder their voices. Come to en- the front of the bulletins, Church anniversary – 30 at and would like a tour of blessed with Rosemary’s of Methodism, had a pow- joy the music of the holi- usually featuring old our present location. Evangel Hall, please call group. erful saying: “Earn all you day season at 2 p.m. in the churches or barns. October seems to be a the church office. Reverend Evelyn’s Re- can, save all you can, give sanctuary. Information for our the month for local church On Thanksgiving Sun- flection – “We’ve Been all you can.” Make a differ- December 15 is the website please send sug- anniversaries! We wish day, Oct. 13, we look for- Warned” and she did warn ence in someone’s life. Christmas pageant. gestions, comments, digi- King Bible Church and ward to Mr. Peter Leyland, us. She was going to talk Dates to mark on your Weekly events continue tal pictures to fjesty@ho- King City United Church Elder at St. Andrew’s New- about money. Calendar: – United Men – in the par- tmail.com for posting to God’s richest blessings on market leading us in wor- We read the parable of Sunday, Oct. 6 is Com- lour at 7 p.m. Wednesday our website, www.kcuc.ca. their significant anniver- ship. Lazarus. Did you know munion Sunday. Breads of Bible study at 10 a.m. in For information call our saries, as they continue to The next “Ethnic Din- that Lazarus was the only the World will be featured. the chapel. Thursday is office 905-833-5181 or email do H is work i n K ing Ci ty. ner” is this Friday, Oct. 4 person named in all of Je- Be curious. Come to expe- the hand bells at 6:45 p.m., [email protected] Reverend Through the blessing of at 6:30 p.m. The group will sus’s parables? The rich rience what surprise Rev. followed by the vocal choir Evelyn McLachlan kcuc- the Oak Ridges Presbytery, be dining at a Hungarian man is not named. He Evelyn has this time. at 8 p.m. [email protected]. we are very pleased that restaurant. If you’re inter- steps over Lazarus every October 27, Metropoli- The next meeting of Welcome to all for Sun- the team of the Rev. Dr. ested in finding out more day service with Sunday John Vissers and his wife and would like to join us school at 10 a.m. Join in Lynn will be coming on next time, contact Kathy for coffee, cookies, conver- board at St. Andrew’s, on Patterson at 905-833-0391. sation. We’re located at 50 a yearly contract, starting Prayer is key at St. An- Elizabeth Grove. See you Dec. 1. John will be leading drew’s. The Ladies’ Prayer there. us in worship and preach- Group continues Tuesday ing Sunday mornings and mornings at 9 a.m. in the Seniors Overtimers Lynn as “Lay Missionary” church narthex. Do join will be providing pastoral us. We invite all seniors to care and counselling, giv- Should you have any join us on Tuesday, Oct. ing leadership to our con- prayer requests, praise 8 at 1 p.m. at King Bible gregation in the areas of items or any questions or Church. We will begin our Christian Education and concerns, please contact time with light refresh- discipleship ministries, the church office at 905- ments and fellowship in planning and resourcing 833-2325 or call Kathy Pat- the foyer. Following that worship, and working in terson, clerk of session or we will hear from CHATS- mission and outreach to our interim moderator, the (Community & Home As- the community. Howev- Rev. Dr. Neal Mathers at sistance to Seniors) about er, the Rev. Dr. Vissers is 905-895-5512. the services they offer, when they are needed and volunteer opportunities. HAGAN TREE SERVICE We hope you will join us! Est. 1979 PRUNING• PRUNING • PLANTING • PLANTING • REMOVAL • REMOVAL • • STUMPINGSTUMPING AWARD WINNING TREESLANDSCAPE • SHRUBS DESIGN & • CONSTRUCTION HEDGES St. Andrew’s FULLY INSURED – CONSULTING Councillors Linda Pabst, Peter Grandilli, Mayor Steve Pellegrini, Councillor Debbie By Kathy Patterson NEW TECUMSETH St. Andrew’s invites BOB HAGAN, I.S.A. 1-905-936-2876 Schaefer and CAO Susan Plamondon show their commitment to the York United Way. CERTIFIED ARBORIST 416-230-3184 you to join us at 10:30 a.m. Township raises money for United Way for our Worship Service this Sunday. Our Kids King Township threw its support behind the York Region United Way’s fundrais- Time (Sunday school) runs crown ing efforts with its annual corn roast. It was held at the municipal offices Sept. 17. concurrently and nursery The lunch was sponsored by council and every dollar made is going towards their care is also available dur- PAVING LTD. United Way of York Region contribution. The delicious lunch consisted of sweet ing the service. The Sun- ASK US Specializing in corn on the cob, butternut squash soup, boneless stuffed turkey roast, garlic herbed day school is blessed to mashed potatoes, harvest root vegetable medley and freshly baked apple and pump- have many willing teach- ABOUT THE HST Asphalt Paving kin pie. ers and volunteers and Driveways • Interlocking • Concrete • Excavation • Farms They held a prize draw, corn toss contest and candy jar guessing game. would love to have your HARLIE Toll Free: 1-888-695-7283 The event raised $885.20 for the United Way. The Township is planning a couple of children join us. Stay af- C other small initiatives throughout the remainder of the year. terwards for a time of fel- Toronto 416-783-7283 • Oakville: 905-337-7283
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905-833-5321 The Corporation of the Township of King [email protected] The Corporation2075 King Road, of the King Township City, ON L7B 1A1of King [email protected] 2075 King Road, King City, ON L7B 1A1 www.king.ca
UPCOMING COUNCIL MEETINGS For information on King's Sustainability Plan visit www.sustainableking.com UPCOMING COUNCIL MEETINGS For information on King's Sustainability Plan visit www.sustainableking.com Municipal Office, Council Chambers Thank you to everyone who participated in the Sustainable Summer Photo Contest! Over Municipal Office, Council Chambers Thank you to everyone who participated in the Sustainable Summer Photo Contest! Over Mon. October 7, 2013 30 great photos were entered and can be viewed at www.facebook.com/sustainableking. Mon. October 7, 2013 30 great photos were entered and can be viewed at www.facebook.com/sustainableking. 5:00pm - Working Session - Sign By-law Discussion Congratulations to our top three winners! 5:00pm - Working Session - Sign By-law Discussion Congratulations to our top three winners! andand Review Review 6:00pm6:00pm - Council/Committee- Council/Committee of of the the WholeWhole
Tues.Tues. October October 15, 15, 2013 2013 MUNICIPMUNICIPALALWAWTERATER FLUSHING FLUSHING 4:00pm4:00pm - Working- Working Session Session - 2014- 2014 Budget Budget Discussion, Ansnorveldt,Ansnorveldt, King King City, City, Schomberg Schomberg and Nobletonand Nobleton CouncilCouncil Budget Budget Priorities InIn the the Spring Spring and and Fall Fall the theEngineering Engineering & Public & Public Works Works Mon.Mon. October October 21, 21, 2013 2013 DepartmentDepartment flushes flushes all waterall water mains mains and hydrants.and hydrants. As a result,As a result, 5:00pm5:00pm - Working- Working Session Session - Recreation- Recreation FacilityFacility residentsresidents over over the the course course of the of nextthe nextfew weeks few weeks may experience may experience AllocationAllocation PolicyPolicy lowlow pressure pressure and/or and/or discolouration. discolouration. This Thisprocess process contributes contributes to to Council/Committee of the Whole thethe safe, safe, effective effective delivery delivery of municipal of municipal water water and does and notdoes affect not affect 6:00pm Council/Committee- of the Whole the quality of your water in any way. Should you require further 6:00pm - the quality of your water in any way. Should you require further OTICES information please contact: ONTICES information please contact: N Engineering & Public Works Department at 905-833-5321 TOWNSHIP OF KING 11th CONCESSION PAVING Engineering & Public Works Department at 905-833-5321 TOWNSHIP OF KING 11th CONCESSION PAVING Please be advised that paving and reconstruction of the 11th COMPETITIVE BIDS PleaseConcession be advised Road that is scheduled paving andto begin reconstruction shortly. The ofpaving the and11th OMPETITIVE IDS Concessionreconstruction Road ofis 11thscheduled Concession to begin will occur shortly. between The pavingHighway and 9 BIDC OPPORTUNITIES FORB THE TOWNSHIP OF reconstructionto 19th Sideroad; of 11th Concession19th Sideroad will to occur 17th betweenSideroad; Highwayand 15th 9 KINGBID OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF to 19thSideroad Sideroad; to King 19th Road. Sideroad The scope to of17th the workSideroad; will include and new15th AllKING Requests for Tenders, Proposals, Quotations and Expression Sideroadpaving, to installation King Road. of guiderails, The scope culvert of the replacement, work will andinclude restora- new ofAll Interest Requests can befor viewed Tenders, electronically Proposals, via Quotations the Township's and web-Expression paving,tion installation of driveways of andguiderails, other affected culvert areas.replacement, Any existing and restora- areas site www.king.ca under Bid Opportunities. Questions can be that are disturbed during construction will be reinstated. of Interest can be viewed electronically via the Township's web- tion of driveways and other affected areas. Any existing areas addressedsite www.king.ca in writing by under contacting Bid theOpportunities. Purchasing Coordinator Questions at can be [email protected] or via fax at 905-833-2300. that areThe disturbedContractor during has advised construction the Township will be reinstated. that the proposed addressed in writing by contacting the Purchasing Coordinator at works are expected to begin by the end of June of this year, sub- [email protected] or via fax at 905-833-2300. The jectContractor to weather has and advised final scheduling. the Township The work that is expectedthe proposed to be OFFICE CLOSURE workscompleted are expected by the to end begin of September by the end of ofthis June year. of this year, sub- The Municipal Offices And Libraries Will Be Closed On Monday ject to weather and final scheduling. The work is expected to be OctoberO F14th,FI C2013E ForC ThanksgivingLOSUR EDay completedDuring theby theproject, end vehicleof September access will of bethis maintained year. with a single lane through the work areas. Please expect delays if travelling The Municipal Offices And Libraries Will Be Closed On Monday Reopening On Tuesday October 15th, 2013 For Regular through the work zone and obey flag persons at all times. Short October 14th, 2013 For Thanksgiving Day During the project, vehicle access will be maintained with a single Business Hours at 8:30 A.M. lane termthrough road theclosures work will areas. be required Please for expect some ofdelays the cross if travelling culvert Reopening On Tuesday October 15th, 2013 For Regular throughreplacements, the work zonehowever and specific obey flag notice persons will be at provided all times. by Short the In Case Of An Urgent Township Matter, Please Call (905)833- Business Hours at 8:30 A.M. termContractor road closures in advance will be of required the proposed for some work. of Project the cross Information culvert 5321 And The Township Answering Service Will Relay Your Call Signs will be posted at the limits of construction and detour sig- To The Appropriate Personnel replacements,nage will be however set up for specific the local noticeaffected will areas be inprovided advance byof thethe In Case Of An Urgent Township Matter, Please Call (905)833- Contractorconstruction. in advance of the proposed work. Project Information 5321 And The Township Answering Service Will Relay Your Call Signs will be posted at the limits of construction and detour sig- To TheMP AppropriateLOYME NPersonnelT PPORTUNITIES nageIf willyou be have set anyup for questions the local or affected concerns areas regarding in advance this project, of the E O construction.please contact Marty Zorgel (Construction Inspector,R.J Burnside * Personal Trainer/Fitness Instructor & Associates) at 519-217-2718, He will be able to deal with your For a detailed description of all employment opportunities visit questions or direct you to the appropriate person. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES If you have any questions or concerns regarding this project, www.king.ca please contact Marty Zorgel (Construction Inspector,R.J Burnside * Personal Trainer/Fitness Instructor Contact Information: & Associates) at 519-217-2718, He will be able to deal with your 1. Construction Inspector: Marty Zorgel (519) 217-2718 For a detailed description of all employment opportunities visit questions or direct you to the appropriate person. 2. Township Project Manager: David Van Veen (905) 833-5321 www.king.ca Contact3. Contractor, Information: Fermar Paving: Pat Volpe (416) 574-8503 1. Construction Inspector: Marty Zorgel (519) 217-2718 2. TownshipENGINEERING Project Manager: AND PUBLIC David Van WORKS Veen (905) 833-5321 WATER METER REPLACEMENT PROGRAM 3. Contractor, Fermar Paving: Pat Volpe (416) 574-8503 Over the next few years King Township will be replacing our old water meters. Notices will be going to affected residents for the ENGINEERINGwork this year. The AND initial PUBLIC focus will be WORKS Nobleton. Your co-opera- WATERtion with METER our contractor REPLACEMENT will be greatly appreciated. PROGRAM This program Overwill the assist next the few Township years King in leak Township detection will and be water replacing conservation. our old waterImprovements meters. Notices to Township will be infrastructure going to affected are a benefitresidents to all for King the residents. work this year. The initial focus will be Nobleton. Your co-opera- tion withKing ourTownship contractor has willawarded be greatly the contract appreciated. for this Thiswater program meter will assistupgrade the program Township to WAMCO in leak detectionMunicipal Products.and water As conservation. each phase Improvementsis implemented, to Township WAMCO infrastructure licensed meter are installers a benefit will to canvasall King residents.areas that have been identified for that phase and deliver a copy of the official King Township Notice to Property Owners. WAMCO Kingemployees Township willhas wear awarded an identification the contract tag and for wear this a waterhat & reflec-meter upgradetive vestprogram with the to WAMCOWAMCO logo.Municipal Products. As each phase is implemented, WAMCO licensed meter installers will canvas areasNOTICE that have OF been ROAD identified CLOSURE for that phase - CONTRACT and deliver 5a copy of theHawman official KingAvenue Township Notice to Property Owners. WAMCO employees will wear an identification tag and wear a hat & reflec- Please be advised that the installation of sanitary sewers is in tive vestprogress. with theThis WAMCO work requires logo. Hawman Avenue to be closed and open to local traffic only in order to complete this section of the NOTICEcontract. OF ROAD CLOSURE - CONTRACT 5 Hawman Avenue The road will be closed from September 21st, 2013 to October Please25th, be 2013. advised We apologize that the forinstallation any inconvenience of sanitary this sewers may cause. is in progress.Your cooperation This work isrequires greatly appreciatedHawman Avenue during thisto be time. closed and openShould to local you traffic have onlyany questions in order orto comments,complete thisplease section do not of hes- the contract.itate to contact Courtney Hough, P.Eng., Engineer at Ainley Group (705) 726-3371 or Saleem Khowaja, M.Eng., C.E.T., EIT, Senior The Projectroad will Manager be closed at King from Township September (905) 833-4057.21st, 2013 to October 25th, 2013. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. YourWe cooperation thank you isfor greatly your cooperation. appreciated during this time.
Should you have any questions or comments, please do not hes- itate to contact Courtney Hough, P.Eng., Engineer at Ainley Group (705) 726-3371 or Saleem Khowaja, M.Eng., C.E.T., EIT, Senior Project Manager at King Township (905) 833-4057.
We thank you for your cooperation. Thursday, October 3, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 7 KING NOBLETON CALEDON RCR Realty, Brokerage Independently Owned & Operated CONNECTION % % Bus: 905-857-0651 REAL ESTATE Nobleton: 905-859-7676 Fax: 905-857-4566 King Bus: 905-833-4633 How to Help Your Agent Sell Your Home While your real es- property was for them the walls a neutral co- sories may help visitors that meets their particu- tate agent may be work- the minute they walked lour to give them a spa- overlook the dated van- lar requirements. Not ing flat out to sell your in the door. cious feel. Use lighting, ity. intended to solicit prop- home, you - as the seller even in the daytime, to erties currently listed for - also have an important Make sure you put a brighten dark corners. While it’s listed, your sale. role to play. lot of your effort into In the bedrooms, or- home should always that first impression. ganize your closets to be kept clean, tidy and Peter Clark is a Bro- It’s up to you to pre- Cut the grass or shovel make them seem room- smelling fresh. Help ker with Royal LePage pare your home for sale. the snow to make it easy Peter T. Clark MVA ier. your real estate agent RCR. He can be reached While your real estate to get to your front door. Broker and you’ll find that be- at 905-859-7676, by e-mail agent may suggest, rec- Make sure your land- Royal LePage RCR Realty Kitchens and bath- tween the two of you, at petertclark@royallep- ommend and even ca- scaping and exterior www.petertclark.com rooms can sell, or not that 60% buyer may just age.ca or at his web site jole, your job us to get decorating is at its best. sell, your home. If you find your house is “the petertclark.com. it ready to show and no For a great first impres- can afford it, replace one”. one else can do it for sion, paint the front and make it a grand en- outdated appliances you. door a colour that coor- trance. A mirror over a and fixtures. If you Every effort has been dinates with your trim hall table reflects light can’t, go for a good first made to ensure the ac- You only have one and add new hardware. and gives your entrance impression with unclut- curacy of this article. chance to make a first Repair stairs and rail- a finished look. tered, sparkling clean However, the informa- f impression. It’s so true. ings and remove all the counters. tion provided is general A recent survey indi- usual clutter. In the living areas, in nature and those with cated that more than remove some of your In the bathroom, new specific questions should 60% of buyers knew the De-clutter the foyer furniture and paint fluffy towels and acces- seek professional advice United Church cluster group gathers for celebration
provided so please contact tarian options. There is no nual dinner gala dance. tries created a veritable in- Nancy Hopkinson (Noble- Nobleton Jeff at jeff@stpaulsnoble- charge for the lunch, and Don’t forget to purchase door garden that amazed ton) who won a first for her ton.ca to let him know you all are welcome. There will tickets for the annual din- judge Carol Price (Bolton) glowing trio of African Notes plan to attend. be a basket if people wish ner gala, to be held Oct. 25 as Nobleton-King City marigolds and another for For more information to make a contribution. at Advance Banquet Hall Horticultural Society held her annual double aster, By Angie Maccarone about any of our activities Any money received from in Woodbridge. Reception its September meeting and came a close third in total 905-859-5174 or events, please contact the lunch donations will at 6:30 and dinner at 7:30 flower show Monday eve- points with 32. the church office at 905-859- go to the Canadian Food p.m. Tickets are $100. For ning, Sept. 23 in the Noble- Guest speaker Garrett St. Paul’s Church 0843 or visit our website at Grains Bank, and the Mis- more, contact Linda at 905- ton Community Hall. Pittenger of “Seeds of Di- www.stpaulsnobleton.ca. sion & Service Fund of the 859-4958 or Robert at 905- Once again our rising versity” made us aware This year, the St. Paul’s World Communion Day United Church of Canada. 859-8306. star Margery Hunt (King of the importance of har- Community Youth Group is Sunday, Oct. 6. City) garnered the most vesting seeds of a variety will have a junior group Breaking bread and Nobleton Seniors Nobleton Lions points in the novice sec- of threatened wild and and a senior group. The sharing food is one of the tion. garden plants thus saving junior group (Grades 6 to oldest ways for people to We had a full house for Free advertising is Blair Day and Deborah them from extinction. 8) will meet at the church demonstrate hospitality, our pot luck supper a great available to non-profitSocol (both King City) won Although this was the this Friday, Oct. 4 from 6 to fellowship, and belonging. way to start our year. groups in and around No- well deserved firsts – Blair last flower show of the sea- 7:15 p.m. The senior group On Oct 6, World Commu- The winners of the bid bleton via the electronic for his spray of “Mary son there will be a meeting (Grades 9 to 12) will meet nion Sunday, churches euchre were Mary Steed, sign at the library. Contact Stoker” single chrysan- on Monday evening Oct. 28 there also from 7:30 to 9 are doing something both Coreen Beasley and Mary the Township of King for themums and also for his at which master gardeners p.m. Everyone is invited to symbolic and real to pro- Stone. The winners of the details on how to get your vibrant orange tithonia/ will be present to answer come check us out! claim a solidarity and euchre were Fran Bones, message up there at no Mexican sunflower andgardening questions and Join us Sunday, Oct. 6 hope that is stronger than Joy Lostchuck, Ruth McIn- charge. Deborah for her magnifi- help solve gardening prob- at 10 a.m. as we celebrate the troubles of the world. nis, Mary Lostchuck and An ongoing program cent ornamental grass en- lems. So mark this date on Communion. Jeff will con- When we bless, break, Della Drury. The lucky draw run by the Lions is the col- try. your calendar and plan to clude the series entitled and share the loaf, we are winners were Fran Bones, lection of used eye glasses. John Arnott (Tecums- come and bring a friend! “Multiply” on this day. witnesses of our faith. Mary Bullock and Joy Lost- Take your old glasses to eth Pines, Tottenham) who Jeff’s message this week We are saying, “come and chuck. The next regular eu- the Nobleton Pharmacy won first with his “Clue” – Sowing and Reaping. dine, there is room for all!” chre will be Oct. 8. where they will be collect- in the always challenging FirstLink child care (for The United Church ed, refurbished, and dis- miniature category in the Speed drops children 3 years of age and Cluster Group of Bolton, St. Mary’s tributed to those in need Society’s “Are You Up for younger) is provided dur- Nobleton, Palgrave & Catholic Church The Lions Club is seek- a Challenge” section, won on Hwy. 27 ing the gathering and our Schomberg are meeting in ing new members at this most points in show with regular NextStep program Bolton United Church at Schedule of events at time. If you are interested 72 while Barb Downey York Region ap- (for children ages 4 to 6) 8 Nancy St. (across from St. Mary’s: in helping your commu- (Castlederg) who won Best proved a reduction in and KidzKonnection pro- the Post Office) for a hymn Oct. 5 is the blessing nity become a better place in Show in the Design the existing speed limit gram (for ages 7 to 11) takes sing at 9:50 a.m. The ser- of the new parish hall, St. to live while having lots of Class themed “Murder of 70 km/h to 60 km/h place at the same time. vice following will be cel- Mary’s Church after the 5 fun, please call Bob Phil- Mystery and Mayhem” on Highway 27 (Y.R. Interested in knowing ebrated with 3 ministers p.m. mass. lips at 416-522-9675. with her intriguing “Skel- 27), between 300 metres more about the Presbyte- and a mass choir from Oct. 6 is the apple pie etal Remains” entry as south of Lloydtown/ the 4 churches. There will Horticulture well as Best in Show in the rian tradition? Come to bake sale. Aurora Road and High- then be a luncheon with Oct. 12 and 13, there’s a By John Arnott Cultural Class with her Jeff’s Step By Step semi- way 9. nar on Sunday, Oct. 6 start- soup, sandwiches, desserts food drive for the needy. splendid dahlia, came sec- ing at 11:30 a.m. Lunch is and gluten-free and vege- Oct. 25 is St. Mary’s an- A total of 103 floral en- ond in points with 34 and 8 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, October 3, 2013 King City United Church marks its 50th anniversary By Mark Pavilons with her unique flair. She alive and well and look- ing for spiritual guidance bring in guest speakers if William Heaslip was arrived in June 2012 from ing forward to the next 50 and direction. And that the need is evident. chairman of the build- An anniversary is a an urban Mississauga con- years.” means ministers have to The churches are kick- ing committee. Toronto time for reflection and re- gregation, and loves her The church is well root- think outside of the box ing it off with a grand architect John Layng was newal. new rural home. ed in the community and to attract parishioners. opening BBQ on Wednes- chosen and submitted an The congregation at “It’s an exciting the building is now home McLachlan admitted the day, Oct. 23 from 3-5 p.m. unusual design, calling it King City United Church time,” she said. “King to various groups such as United Church hasn’t been at All Saints. Everyone is a “church in the round.” is set to mark its 50th an- City and King Township Pathfinders, a dance stu- aggressive in attracting invited. The choir, minister and niversary. The celebration are growing quickly and dio and martial arts group. new members, but she’d As the church contin- congregation formed a will take place Oct. 5 with so there are all kinds of The annual men’s dinner like to see a joint effort ues to evolve and move complete circle. The com- a fun-filled evening of din- adjustments that have to is a popular affair at the among all King churches forward, this milestone munion table was placed ner, entertainment, memo- be made. The folks with church and it’s a popular to create a pamphlet for anniversary is also a time in the centre and soaring ries and memorabilia. King City United Church venue for music concerts newcomers, indicating all to reflect on the humble 50 feet in the air rose a Lots of pictures and me- have been welcoming – in conjunction with the the options available in beginnings. great pent aspire covering mentos will be on display they love to eat and laugh, historical society. the area. Roots date back to the the sanctuary. at the event, to be held at they work hard, they pray Numbers are growing Youth at the church is mid-1800s. The branches The shovels hit the Oak View Terrace. together, share in Bible incrementally and the pa- not great in numbers but of the Methodist denomi- ground in May of 1963 The church on Eliza- study and are committed rishioners are a mix of “very great in spirit,” she nation united in 1883 and and throughout the sum- beth Grove Street has been to being a loving presence empty nesters and young- said. Both she and Rev. the Springhill congrega- mer everyone watched getting a lot of use over the in this community.” er families. Nicola Skinner of All tion then became part of with anticipation as the years, and remains a cen- “In her second year But attendance is no re- Saints Anglican Church, the Bradford District of church took shape. The tre of attraction for many now, we are blessed with flection on the reverend’s are creating a youth drop- the Methodist Church. actual dedication was Oct. community events. the enthusiastic leader- welcoming presence. Once in program for high school In 1891 the King Circuit 20, 1963. Reverend Jenkin- Reverend Evelyn ship of our Reverend Eve- considered a vital commit- students. They want to became a 4-point charge son received the keys from McLachlan, a veteran spir- lyn McLachlan,” said long- ment and a social meet- provide a safe place for – Purpleville, Teston, Las- the stewards and with a itual cheerleader, has set- time parishioner Eleanor ing place in our villages, them to relax, interact, kay and King. In 1893, prayer, placed them on the tled into her role and given Fry. “She has revved us church-going is no longer play, enjoy music and Purpleville was dropped Communion table. the congregation some sta- up, given us new hope and a priority. event talk about relevant and the remaining 3-point As you enter the sanc- bility and enlightenment faith. King City United is But people are still look- issues. They’d be happy to charge continued until tuary there were three 1967 when King City final- stones placed in the floor. ly became a 1-point charge. These stones were brought In 1871, land on King from the Holy Land. The Street was donated for a light coloured stone is X CROSSWORD church to be built, and the from Galilee where Jesus building was completed walked. The pink stone later that year. That for- came from the Pater Nos- PUZZLE NO. 455 mer church site remains ter Church in Gethsemane 9. Metallic dirt and is a commercial enter- where Jesus prayed. The 10. Tibetan priest prise. larger brown stone is 11. Culture medium In 1925, this Methodist from Bethany, the home 12. Payment to a landlord congregation entered the of Mary, Martha and Laza- rus, where Jesus stayed. 14. Not sweet, as wine United Church of Canada and joined Laskay and Many families have 15. Moistureless Teston to constitute one been in the congregation 16. Stately dance 3-point circuit. for four, five and six gen- 21. Period in history More than 100 years erations. 23. Electrical unit ago the land on which the Since that October day 26. Cabin church now stands formed in 1963, the church has 28. Or ____! (threat) part of the farm of two been in constant use, and 30. Clean-air advocate group: brothers, Isaac and John not only on Sundays, but abbr. McBride. Isaac’s grand- through the week. 32. Dog-pulled vehicle children offered the gift of With excerpts from “One 34. Foreign three 75-foot lots on Eliza- Hundred Years 1871 - 1971,” 35. Manufacturer’s payback beth Grove, a street named written by Beulah Swayze, preface by Dr. Quentin Har- 36. Prayer after their mother. An ad- ditional 1 1/4 acres was dy, and “The Spirit’s Alive 37. Go backward purchased from Gordon In 125,” written by Helen 39. Diplomat’s skill Orr for the parking lot. Rumble. 41. Former Italian currency 42. Association 43. Actress Verdon Bat tests positive 47. Stress, as a syllable 49. Cheerful tune 50. Baiting leader for rabies in Vaughan 53. Body part The Region of York warns residents to be cau- 55. Birds in a gaggle tious around bats after receiving confirmation that a 57. Curvy shape bat tested positive for rabies in the City of Vaughan. 58. Eternally Rabies is almost always a fatal disease caused by Copyright © 2008, Penny Press 59. Weakness a virus that affects the central nervous system of ACROSS 40. Figure-skating jump 75. Move up 61. Knight’s tunic warm-blooded animals, including humans. Rabies is 1. Mischievous child 42. Nativity scene 77. Indian bread 63. Antenna transmitted when there is contact with the saliva of an infected animal through a bite, lick or scratch. A 5. Strange 43. Equipment 78. Extra time 67. Lacking reason post-exposure vaccine is available for humans in the 8. Type of bear 44. “Shogun” wear 80. Old womanish 68. Long-poem division event of contact with a rabid animal. 13. Played part 45. Thrash 69. Bestow 82. Palm’s location Although the percentage of rabies in bats is low 70. Alack’s partner 14. Hurry 46. Small crow 83. Michaelmas daisies across Ontario, bats are wild animals and should not 71. Sleep 16. Optical phenomenon 48. Animation unit 84. Gaucho’s tool be approached or touched. Never try to catch a bat 17. Of the ear 50. Night twinkler 85. Against 72. Allot or keep one as a pet. If you have bats living on your 18. Moray fisherman 51. Hire 86. Mount 74. Paving goo property and want to remove them, contact a pro- 19. “The ____ Cometh” 52. Lincoln’s coin 87. Layer 76. Baltic, e.g. fessional pest control company or wildlife removal 20. Head 54. Kindle 88. Garfield’s cry 79. Willie Winkie’s size company. 21. Light brown 56. Portend 81. Imbibe Bats in the home can be a nuisance and potential 22. Union soldier 58. Complexion problem DOWN 82. That fellow hazard to you and your family. Bats are also capable 24. Painting, e.g. 59. Shear 1. Wild horse of transmitting rabies to humans and other animals. 25. Like fresh lettuce 60. Snuggle 2. Helicopter part If you suspect your pets or livestock have come in 27. Have an ____ to grind 62. International syndicate 3. Excuse contact with a rabid animal, contact the Canadian 29. Slipper 64. Cut wood 4. Private eye Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) at 905-513-2850. For more information on this or any other pub- 31. Inn 65. Green parrot 5. Perform surgery lic health-related issued, please contact York Region 33. Tiny frog 66. Bread piece 6. First-class Health Connection at 1-800-361-5653 or TTY 1-866-252- 36. Seer 70. Furnish weapons to 7. Barely passing grade Solution on page 21 9933 or visit www.york.ca. 38. Don’t strike! 73. Sheet of cotton 8. Predicament Thursday, October 3, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 9 Something for everyone at King Bible Church’s community fun fair
Bring the kids & choose from 1000s of pump- RoundPumpkinskins, have The a wagon Bend $ride, visitFarm00 the animals & play in the mazes! 1 and PUMPKINSup * WAGON RIDES * BBQ FUNDRAISER * CORN MAZE * SCARECROWS HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9am-6pm Brian & Sue Feddema Sat. 9am-5pm 16225 Jane St. 905-727-0023 CLOSED SUNDAYS Admission $3/person or $10/family of 4
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www.comedancing.ca King City Community Centre Drop-In Social $15pp Wednesday, October 23rd, 2013 (7-10pm) Ballroom, Line Dancing and more! *All ages and levels welcome!* 647-883-0303 for registration or visit our website www.comedancing.ca Gift Certificates Available
Phone: 905-833-9090 Fax: 905-833-9091
With Gratitude Photos by Mark Pavilons DRS. LEIFER, PEARL AND RANDALL wish to express our heartfelt thanks to all of you ~
- Our wonderful office staff for their organization of the celebration - The Mayor, Steve Pellegrini, for his presentation and the township for their gifts - The following for their donations and time: Doug Abbott (cake maker), Tim Hortons (coffee, tea, supplies), John McDonald (logistics), and Barb Randall (fruit trays) - Our patients and the community for the overwhelming turn out, and many best wishes offered in our honour
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Brokerage Independently Owned & Operated www.realproperty4u.ca King’s inukshuk ‘Little Joe’ generates interest on travel site By Mark Pavilons of Canadian culture. our aboriginal heritage thing from huge dino- And nothing is more than the inukshuk. saurs to giant mosqui- There are many icons closely associated with Found across Canada toes. and chosen as the sym- bol for the Vancouver According to the LSCF gets accreditation 2010 Olympic Games, travel website Days the inukshuk is a col- Out Ontario, Allstone’s The Lake Simcoe Conservation Foundation (LSCF) is thrilled to announce it is now accredited by Imagine lection of stones as- inukshuk is right up Canada, through their highly-distinguished Standards sembled to resemble a there along with Ontar- Program for charitable and nonprofi t organizations. human shape (in Inuit io icons the big nickel “The accreditation process was very rigorous and inukshuk means some- at Sudbury, the Canada lengthy,” said Debby Beatty, president of the LSCF. “Of thing that acts for or goose at Wawa, Sawyer the thousands of charities and nonprofi ts in Canada, performs the function the Lumberjack in the our organization now joins only 45 others that have also of a person). Algonquin Highlands achieved this remarkable accomplishment. Having this And King is home to highly-sought accreditation will no-doubt inspire confi - and the large rocking one of the biggest in the horse at Innisfi l. dence among our donors and communities for the work world. we do to support the protection and restoration of Lake Driving along High- Simcoe and the watershed.” The local landmark As the national umbrella organization that establish- way 27 near Schom- has been named one of berg, passers-by will see es operating and governance guidelines for charities the Best of Ontario on “Little Joe,” a guard- and nonprofi ts in Canada, Imagine Canada’s Standards Days Out Ontario (www. ian at Allstone Quarry Program provides an opportunity to achieve accredita- daysouontario.com). tion by demonstrating compliance in fi ve fundamental Products. Towering 11 Days Out Ontario is a areas; board governance; fi nancial accountability and metres high and weigh- transparency; fundraising; staff management; and vol- ing 82,000 kilos, Little trip planning website unteer management. The Standards Program ultimate- Joe was the creation and travel blog high- ly aims to help strengthen public confi dence in chari- of company owner Joe lighting the best the table organizations and the nonprofi t sector as a whole. Melo. province has to offer to Based in Newmarket, LSCF is the leading charitable The sculpture is con- encourage Ontarians to organization devoted to improving the environmental explore their own back- Allstone’s giant statue was recognized by a travel web- health of Lake Simcoe and its watershed; raising funds structed from 11 granite yards. site as one of the biggest Ontario tourist creations. to support priority restoration, protection, research and slabs trucked in from educational projects of the Lake Simcoe Region Conser- the Grenville Moun- vation Authority. tains in the Canadian To learn more visit lakesimcoefoundation.ca. Shield, boasting some of the oldest rock for- OHBA recognizes Great Gulf What do you call someone who’s an engineer, mations in the world a project manager, and a black belt in karate? at 1.3 billion years old. These extremely large Homes and King Oaks pieces of granite gneiss were extracted from A King Township project and builder earned recognition from the On- Allstone’s quarry in Big tario Home Builders’ Association (OHBA). O ce: 905-895-1822 Wood, Township, north Great Gulf Homes took two fi rst-place honours for the King Oaks subdi- of the French River. Each o ce is independently vision in King City. owned and operated. Nothing generates They received the Most Outstanding Production Built Home (Two sto- amusement, wonder, reys 2,501 square feet and over), the Ascot, and Project of the Year – Low TOM MARCHESE P.Eng, PMP and a great photo-op Sales Representative Rise. Credit to Building Insight Group Inc. than something really, King Oaks is “a place apart – a glorious residential setting of pristine Direct: 416 892 7396 really big. Ontario’s One seriously disciplined nature and wide horizons. 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Despite the rainy weather Sept. 21, members of the community visited Cold Creek for the annual King Township Fallfest. There was plenty of food and games for the young- sters. Entertainment was provided by the Fillas.
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Schomberg Cougars on a winning streak In the second, Ewart once again By JEFF DONER made some big saves for the Cougars, After facing a couple rough losses which gave his team the confi dence in the opening weeks of the season, they needed to tie things up on a goal the Schomberg Cougars seem to have by Brandon Falsarella at 8:44. righted the ship and fi nd themselves Just fi ve minutes later, the Cougars in the midst of a four-game win streak. captured a lead for the fi rst time in the The streak has them currently sit- game, with Chris Wilson fi nishing off ting in second place in their division a chance that was created on a blast behind Penetang, who they beat 4-3 from the point. in the shootout at home last Thursday With the Kings pressing, Bobby night. Quinn sacrifi ced his body to block a The Cougars found themselves shot late to help preserve the lead. down early in the game due to a power The third was evenly played, until a play goal by Matt Fischer, with Cou- power play miscue for the Cougars led gar Ryley Egerton in the penalty box. to a shorthanded goal for Penetang to Once at even strength, Penetang tie the score at 3-3. was looking to strike again, but was Matt Fischer was credited with the denied by veteran goalie Taylor Ewart, goal, his second of the game, which he who made some key saves to keep his scored by fl ipping the puck over Ew- team in the game. art’s shoulder. The Cougars created multiple The score would remain tied after chances to score, but were unable to an entertaining third period, sending The Schomberg Cougars are riding high, enjoying a four-game winning streak. The Cougars disposed of Penetang 4-3. fi nish until Brandon Yorke fi red a the game into overtime and eventually Photo By Je Doner rebound past Penetang goalie Adam the shootout. Redgate to tie things up. Cougar Brandon Yorke was the only However, Penetang was craving the shooter to score in the shootout to seal “It felt really good,” Yorke said after ters goalie Connor Christianson with lead and took it back before the fi rst the Cougars fi rst home win of the sea- the game. “The ice was pretty bad, so 40 shots in the 3-0 shutout win. period ended. son. we wanted to get him (Redgate) mov- Ewart was the man in net for the ing side to side and when he went Cougars and picked up the shutout by down we tried to pull, but a couple of turning away 24 shots. the guys lost the puck or poke checked, Ryley Egerton got the Cougars on Faces from King but in the end one went in and that’s board in the fi rst, while veteran John all that counts.” Gage connected on the power play in Egerton said his team started to both the second and third period to look a little sluggish heading into over- give the Cougars all the offence they time. would need. “The guys started to look a little Things also got chippy as the game tired out there and we had a couple went on, with Huntsville racking up guys kicked out of the game and that 48 minutes of penalties to Schomberg’s made the bench a little shorter, but 38 minutes. we’re learning our systems and we’re Looking ahead, Yorke said he is competing and giving ourselves the pleased with the way his team is com- chance to win every night, so what else ing together to get a good start. can you ask for?” “I have a great feeling about this He also recalled at least one key year,” he said. “I think we’re going to moment in the game where his team be a very strong team. We’re not go- seemed to wake up. ing to be scared to play other teams; “I think killing that penalty in the they’re going to be scared to play us A blast from the past... third was pretty large (fi ve on three) this year, because they know we’re not and then coming back and scoring a giving up.” goal, I know they tied it up, but it went The Cougars return home and will Is this you? into the shootout, which we worked on try to keep their winning streak alive in practice and Yorke actually won the against Erin on Thursday night at 8:30 Contact us to claim your prize! shootout in practice the other night p.m. at the Trisan Centre in Schom- and won a stick,” Egerton said. berg. For stats, schedules and more in- Cougars dump Huntsville formation on the Cougars, visit www. schombergcougars.com or to follow King Weekly Sentinel Feeling good atop the league stand- love game updates visit their page ings, the Cougars headed north to face on Pointstreak. The Cougars are also Call us at 905-857-6626 or the Huntsville Otters on Sunday. looking for volunteers. For more infor- email [email protected] For the most part, it was a one-sid- mation contact Nicki Sellers, schom- ed affair with the Cougars shelling Ot- [email protected]. Thursday, October 3, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 17 Royals make soccer club history with victories The King City Royals U12 girls team Port Perry to face the Richmond Hill With less than 15 minutes to play a Soccer Club history as the first team of the King United Soccer Club had a very Raiders in the League Cup final. King City player took a shot just outside to win the Division Championship and successful 2013 outdoor season. Playing The King United team played the first the box and deflected off the crossbar League Cup in one season. in the Central Girls Soccer League Level half into a very strong wind that helped where a Royals’ striker volleyed the re- The 2013 outdoor season was an ex- 4-1A Division the Royals battled for 14 a determined Raiders team hem the bound into the back of the net to go up tremely rewarding journey. The girls regular season games to win the Division Royals up for much of the first half. The 1-0. The Raiders, down by one goal, and continued to develop their soccer skills Championship and earn promotion to game went to the half tied 0-0. only minutes remaining pressed to get as players and learned how to win as a the Premier Level for the 2014 outdoor The Royals were reminded at the half the equalizer, but a tough defence and team. The journey towards their next season. that they were on the throes of making fortified midfield denied the Raiders any objective, the CGSL Premier Champion- The girls had achieved their pri- King United Soccer Club history by cap- opportunities for goal. ship, begins now as tryouts are under mary objective for the season and then turing both the League Cup and Division The Royals captured the League Cup way to form the King City Royals U13G set their sights on the next prize – the Championship. and claimed their place in King United indoor team. League Cup. With 16 teams vying for the Cup, the competition was fierce. After winning the first two rounds of the Cup, the Royals traveled to Port Per- ry on a rainy Saturday to play a deter- mined Whitby team that was undefeated in league play. The Royals opened the scoring early in the game and despite several near misses on goal went to the half with only a 1-0 lead. Whitby was not to be held off of the scoresheet and scored in the sec- ond half to tie the game up 1-1. After several furious exchanges between the two teams, the game ended in a tie and went right to penalty kicks to decide the semifinal winner. Five players from each team were selected to go one on one with their opponents’ keeper. The two teams exchanged goals until Whitby’s fourth shot was denied by King City’s keeper who made a glorious save to give the Royals the advantage leading up to the fifth penalty shot. The Royals’ player calmly spotted the ball, took 3 paces backward, and made an excellent strike into the right corner of the net to win the game 2-1 and send the team to the Cup finals to face the Richmond Hill Raiders. On Sunday, the Royals returned to
Daylong drenching doesn’t dampen the spirit at Villanova College Homecoming
King City, Ontario – Homecoming means many ...I think it’s great. Great to see the things to many people. Typically it is reserved for re- school grow from 12 students in turning alumni to a University where memories are shared and friendships rekindled. the fi rst graduating class to over Michael Steele, Emry Tommasini, Joshua Marando, and Catherine McMahon brave the wet weather. At Villanova College it means all this and more. 100 graduates every year... Not only did Villanova’s Homecoming kick o put on a di erent event, they were coaching, so all Villanova community a sense of pride and spirit. the school year with a whole host of activities the only way to explain it,” said Keith Kupsch, a the teachers are involved as well,” explained Kristen “I think it’s great. Great to see the school grow showcasing the diverse range of academics, sports House Council Teacher Advisor and member of Figliano, Homecoming Organizer. “Parents, teachers, from 12 students in the rst graduating class to over and programs, organizers also saw record attendance the organizing team. “We are a fairly young school, students, student volunteers, they’re all the ones that 100 graduates every year,” she said. in returning Alumni despite the rain. but this has become a tradition and certainly the make the day. A community builder with food and fun.” It is that sense of pride and spirit that has created Over 70 members of the 2013 class returned to Alumni that we have, they know Homecoming is Ms. Figliano also was a member of that rst excitement for future Homecomings. take part in what Villanova o cials feel is a growing when you’re supposed to come back.” graduating class re ected on her 10th anniversary. “I think it says a lot about our school, and the tradition this past Saturday. And that is the tradition that has been built based To her, Homecoming o ers ‘standard and tradi- kids have a good feeling and good memories about “I think its evidence that we are starting to on the entire community being involved. tional events and activities’, that is the tradition being the school,” Kupsch added. “Some long drives were build quite a good tradition here. I think that is “All teachers were here, they supervised, helped created giving all Alumni and members of the greater made to come back by the alumni and it says that it’s become a solid tradition here. I’m pretty proud of that fact; I think we’ve really established it [Home- coming] as one of our pillars.” For the organizing team, including Karen Overdyk, House Council Teacher Advisor next year begins now. “We start this week and plan for next year. It comes around sooner and quicker than you think,” explained Ms. Figliano. “ ere are things that we will look at that went well, for example, we’ll look at the food, locations of everything, what can we do to get more Alumni out.” Her one take away from this year that makes her believe they are building on that tradition. “Rain or shine the event is going to go on. It was great to see that so many came out despite the rain, umbrellas in tow.” The senior drumline performs during the football game. Alexia Daly, Christina Daly, Jordana Borzellino, Daniel Iaccino wins the annual Thomas Cup Emma Forhan, Mr. Kevin Lambert (Teacher), and Michael Steele. for Monica House. – Wallace Pidgeon, Staff Writer/Editor 18 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, October 3, 2013
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New boarding facility in King - the heart of Ontario’s horse country. We are located at 14831 Duff erin Street just north of King Road, 2km from Seneca College King Campus. We are a charming 50 acre boarding facility that caters to all horses, from the pleasure horse to the competi ti ve show horse. - There are three barns with a total of 60 stalls - 2 indoor arenas both with a heated viewing lounge - 2 outdoor rings with jumps - Indoor and outdoor wash stalls with hot and cold water - Riders lounge with a kitchenett e - Miles and miles of scenic trails - All the staff are very experienced, including a veterinary technician - Owners live on property, so there is always somebody experienced on the premises If you have any questi ons or if you would like to stop by for a visit please contact John at 647-261-6704 or you can contact us by email at [email protected] We welcome you to bring your own coach farrier and vet
The King Weekly Sentinel is your community newspaper! The NobleKing Knights minor peewees won their rst tournament of the season in Orangeville, defeating nearby TNT in the championship nal. Read us online at Submitted Photo www.newspapers-online.com/king Minor peewee Knights win tournament The NobleKing Knights minor peewees, sponsored Georgina and with the score ending 3-1, it gave the by Solo Motors, Cappuccino Bakery, Sabrina Foods Knights a trip to the fi nals later that afternoon. and Diceman Lawn Care, travelled to Orangeville to Goals and assists came from Diceman, Bazzo, J. take part in their Earlybird AA Tournament. Miller, Angelo DeAngelis, and Anthony DiCosola. The fi rst game was against the Georgina Blaze The glove hand of Matteo Manfrini in net for the and the score ended 2-2, with NobleKing goals com- Knights was on full display as he snared no less ing from David Bazzo and Lucas Ceccarelli with as- than 3 shots that were intended for the top corner sists to Carter Diceman, Adam Miller and Nicholas of the net. Vitale. If it were not for the solid goaltending of Mat- The championship game vs TNT was a tight thew Brunato NobleKing would have been on the checking affair early as neither team could score in wrong end of the score. the fi rst period. Game 2 was against a fast-skating team from In the second after some solid forechecking by TNT and King players were caught off guard and as Gabriel Pecchia and DiCosola, the puck was passed a result of this the score ended 2-1 in favour of TNT, to the front of the net to A. DeAngelis where he de- with Diceman getting NobleKing’s lone goal assisted posited a hard wrist shot past the TNT goalie. A by Ceccarelli and Anthony Critelli. nice end-to-end rush by Cafaro resulting in a goal The third game of the round robin was against and two power play markers by Diceman put the the home team from Orangeville and this is when Knights up 4-0 before TNT could respond with two the Knights fi nally started to fi nd their skating legs. late goals and the fi nal was 4-2 for the tournament The fi nal score was 4-2 with Zachary Cafaro scoring victory. Assists on the fi nal three goals went to Mac- on a shot from the point to give the Knights a 1-0 Donald, Miller, Critelli, Bazzo and Ceccarelli. lead to end the fi rst period. It stayed that way un- The coaches Tom, Fab and Frank would like to til the third period when Bazzo, Ceccarelli and Jack thank the players and especially the parents for a Miller scored three goals in a 4 minute span to put great weekend. the game out of reach. Assists on those goals went to Jack MacDonald, Thomas Karanicolas, and Mat- thew DeAngelis. Boost to sh habitat Sunday morning was the semi-fi nal game against Peter Van Loan, MP York-Simcoe, was joined by the Lake Simcoe Conservation Foundation vice-president Brad Rogers, fellow Lake Simcoe Conservation Foun- dation board members, and other clean-up partners to LEARN ENGLISH showcase the Scanlon Creek Restoration Project. “The Lake Simcoe Watershed is not only a beauti- SPEAKING ful part of York-Simcoe and the ridings that surround READING it, but it is also an important part of our local econo- my,” said Van Loan. “I am happy to see organizations WRITING and volunteers coming together, with the support of our government to keep our lake clean.” LISTENING The announcement is in addition to almost $60 mil- PRONUNCIATION lion in funding delivered through the Lake Simcoe Clean-Up Fund. More than 140 clean-up projects have already proceeded. “Lake Simcoe is known to have some of the best All Levels • Group or Private Lessons fresh water fi shing in Canada, we know that investing in projects like the Scanlon Creek Restoration Proj- ENGLISH EXCELLENCE ect will help to maintain a healthy fi shery for future generations fi shers and anglers,” said LSCF board VP Language and Literacy Instruction Brad Rogers. Call: Marcelle (certifi ed TESL Instructor) The Scanlon Creek Conservation project received $246,700 through the Recreational Fisheries Conserva- 905-939-7292 tion Partnership Program. Thursday, October 3, 2013The TIMES- THE –WEEKLY October 3 SENTINEL, 2013 – Page - 1719
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To mY GranDma BaLL, Simcoe York Group of Newspapers CSHA SIGNATURE BREED LachaPeLLe: carl James. COLON HYDROTHERAPY. An “A Division of London Publishing” Your Community Newspapers Show. October 12, 2013 @ Oran- Peter Thomas Clark Peacefully at MacKenzie Health I am sending a dove to heaven effective way to remove toxins. geville Fair Grounds. Open CSHA Centre, Richmond Hill, on Tues- with a parcel on its wings, Helps with weight loss, constipa- PLace YoUr Inside Sales Representative/Telemarketing and TB Recognition Classes plus day September 24th, 2013. tion, fatigue & increases energy. SIGN FABRICATOR Be careful when you open it, Carl (Chapie) LaChapelle at 72 worD aD for DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Post Cup Qualifier and young Serenity Health. 905-857-1499 For over 20 years, Twilight Signs & Neon has been on the years of age, beloved husband It’s full of beautiful things, • Developing territory: Contact with current and prospective clients. horse clinic with Mark Hayes. B45-TFN onLY $28.00 + leading edge of research and development of new products of Eleanor (Tuttle). Loving fa- • All paper work associated with the advertising ordering and billing process Contact: anningmillfarms@live. Inside are a million kisses, to be correctly completed and submitted in a timely manner. for their customers across Canada. With their Head Office ca C39-40 ther of Susan (Uly) Gallant, and 808 movinG hsT anD reach • Projects effi cient, confi dent and professional appearance and mannerisms. Dan (Nancy) LaChapelle. Sadly Wrapped up in a million hugs, located in Bolton, Ontario, Twilight Signs & Neon offers an & sToraGe • Responsive to customer needs, identifi es customer complaints and ensures HAPPY 80th Birthday walter missed by his granddaughter environment where employees focus on positive outcomes To say how much I miss you, aLmosT 50,000 all complaints are resolved. Bell! Happy 95th Birthday ev- Sarah LaChapelle. Dear brother ALUMINUM VAN BODY - 24 • Perform all other duties as assigned by the Manager. and support growth and personal development. specializing in elyn mcintyre! Come help us of Charmaine Chaupt. Fondly And to send you all my love. feet long, 9 feet wide. Roll up rear homes EXPECTATIONS: celebrate at an OPEN HOUSE. remembered by his many broth- high-quality masonry, door and one walk in side door. RequiRed skills: I hold you close within my heart, POSITION SUMMARY: • Have an understanding of all applicable York Simcoe Group of Newspapers Sunday, October 6th, 2013, 1 - ers and sisters-in-law and many and natural stone $290.00 per month. Call Eric 905- UP To 30 worDs Some College/CEGEP/vocational or technical training; Sign Acting as an inside, telemarketing Junior and corresponding rates. 4 pm. 96 Napier St., Kleinburg. We sadly must tell his friends nieces and nephews. An avid car And there you will remain, 833-6183 C38-40 • Must have a good understanding of your territory and clients, manufacturing experience an asset; ability to read and un- Got masonry needs? Sales Representative, develops and sells Best wishes only please! B40 of the passing of Peter Thomas buff, Carl will be greatly missed sPeciaL raTes for in their potential and opportunities for growth. derstand shop drawings; cut, shape and fit materials to form To walk with me throughout my We do it all. • Is willing to invest the appropriate amount of time required Clark, loving Father of Stacie by all his old car buddies. Rested memoriams commercial advertising space, to current and parts and components; screw, clip, glue, bond, weld or oth- SCHOMBERG LIONS CLUB life, Until we meet again. parging 975 PeTs & animaLs to maximize you territory’s potential. 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Accessfi eld at to KingConservation. Bible of council and Mayor ship fi eld. “It’s great that this ex- (Bragg), and loving father of Geoffrey and door and one walk in side door. Discount for multiple horses. 519- Matthew. Beloved son of William and Annette Club were eager to break Church last week. They Steve Pellegrini for the “King Bible Church, ists and even better that BridgemanRepresentatives of Windsor, and dear sonfrom in law the$290.00 ground per month. on a Call new Eric 9 905-v 9 were217-2941 joined or 519-941-4674 by members B37-39 ceremony. we went through this as a club and a board of William and June Bragg of Bowmanville. 833-6183 C38-40 Loving brother of Janis and Harry Schwab of Stefani Konidis, presi- about seven years ago have the money to put St. Joachim, Robert Bridgeman of Kingston, dent of King United Soc- with them, when this towards it, because it’s and Paul and Beth Bridgeman of Belle River 821 teaching .Brother in law of 6thAllen and Isabel Braggannual of Headwaters cer Club, said the new fi eld was initially built, about $38,000 worth of Kanata, and Barry Bragg and Jill Ramsay of PRIMARY DAY SCHOOL com- fi eld is badly needed for but it needs to be brought work that has to go into Bowmanville. He will be greatly missed by mences in October (date to be his Aunt MaryHorse McKrow , nieces, nephews, Country determined) for grade Stable 1-3 stu- Tour their growing member- up to a higher standard it,” Konidis estimated. cousins, friends, and colleagues. Greg’s love and devotion to his home and family dents struggling with language ship. now for drainage and the “Our fi eld development wasExperience an inspiration to all whoall knew things him. His equine and atmathematics. the 6th annual This isHeadwaters a full Horse Country Stable “We worked closely way it is laid out.” strategy committee, we Tour.integrity, compassion, humility, and patience day program providing strong en- remember your as a teacher, coach, and mentor will be his with the town to see went back and looked at Equine enthusiasts will haverichment a chanceand support to experience in these fi rst-hand the basic and everlasting legacy. You are always on our course subjects. A maximum of 6 loved ones in a where these options Konidis said a 9 v 9 all the other options and advancedminds and forever aspects in our hearts. of We loveequine you sport when area facilities open their doors. students ensures one on one could open up,” Konidis fi eld is another impor- this one became a promi- . A heartfeltAdmission thank you goes is outfree to all forfamily, the opportunity to enjoy some of thesp country’secial waypremiere friends, neighbours, colleagues, and med- daily instructions for each child. I said. “There’s a demand tant part of the Ontario nent option for us and equineical personnel enterprises for all their love and such support as ambreeding an experienced farms, and coaching qualified and training facilities, rid- ingthroughout schools, this difficult boarding time. Visitation stables, and elementary ranches, teacher and suppliers with a special (including in farriers, memoriams veterinar- and a need for this size Soccer Association’s the fact that we can do it fellowship will be held at the W. John Thomas education and ESL/ELL back- fi eld within the township long-term player devel- this year is a big plus, so ians,Funeral Home,feed, 244 bedding Victoria Street East,and Allis tack- shops). The event will see facilities across + hst the Town ground. For inquiries phone $30 ofton, Caledon, Ontario on Friday Dufferin September 27th, County, from Town of Erin and King Township open their doors to and one preferably that’s opment plan for inter- that it can be used next Nancy Price 905-936-6038. Tu- the2pm topublic 5pm and 7pmfor to a 9pm. behind-the-scenes A private ser- experience visiting horses of all breeds working accessible to our league mediate players. Prior to year.” vice will be held at a later date. If desired, me- toring also available for grades acrossmorial donations a range made to of the Royaldisciplines Victoria 1-8. and B37-39 meet the people who love, train and care for them. that we can book on our this fi eld, the club’s only CancerThe Centre tour would takesbe appreciated. place Condo Saturday,- Oct. 5. For more on the tour, visit www.thehillsof- lences and memories may be shared through own. We won’t have to option for a 9 v 9 fi eld headwaters.com/event/6th-annual-headwaters-horse-country-stable-tour/www.thomasfuneralhome.ca • 705 435 5101 advertising book through another was at the Country Day channel; this is a town- School dome. See ‘New” on Page 23 advertising locally works! locally works!
TO PLACE AN AD IN THE SERVICE DIRECTORY PLEASE CALL 1-888-557-6626 Thursday, October 3, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 23 New pitch will be a bonus for the soccer club From Page 22 the club aiming for a May Tony Arone, director of completion. public relations and commu- “It may not look like a lot nications for the King United right now, but there’s a lot of Soccer Club, said the field is work to be done. It’ll be up- a big investment for the club, graded, it’s a nice spot and but will become a great asset we’re very happy to have ac- going forward. cess to it. We’re excited to get “We don’t have access to going with it and the demand fields and going this route, is growing and we have to we’ll definitely have the ad- keep growing with it.” vantage, because we can schedule our own games,” he Ivan Rapa, Tony Arone, said. “This is going to feel like Tony Cipressi, Dion Bow- our home 9 v 9 regulation man, Sr. Pastor Mark Now- field, which we’ve never had ell, Stefani Konidis, King before. It’s very important.” Mayor Steve Pellegrini, Arone added there is a lot of work to be done, but Councillors Steve Mortel- the field should be ready for liti, Debbie Schaefer and next season’s opening, with Chris Fasciano. 24 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, October 3, 2013 CDS newcomer to cycling wins trifecta of events By Jenn Wells and has raced in as- Centurion and Devel- Road and Team Hard- tain. The very modest pects Challenge at sorted Road, Moun- opment Canada for wood Trek for Moun- athlete says he works Blue Mountain in Graydon Staples, tain and Cross events hard, is a huge fan of Collingwood, which a Grade 9 student over the past year. racing, and is excited was broadcast on at The Country Day He competed in more to begin the Cyclecross SportsNet. Not only School, won both the than 16 races this sea- season, which runs un- was he the youngest Mountain (12-km) son, achieving many til December. cyclist in the race, he and Road (24-km) On- successes, including In addition to cy- was up against Team tario Cycling Associa- winning the trifecta cling, Graydon is on Canada’s Pro Elite tion’s Youth Cup U-15 in road, mountain and the CDS Cross-Coun- Team, who are all in Championships the cross for his age group. try team this term and their early 20s. Gray- weekend of September Graydon’s intensive hopes to join the Track don placed 23rd in the 7-8 in Horseshoe Val- training schedule con- & Field team in the grueling 121.2-kilo- ley and Ancaster. sists of a training ride spring. He trains with metre-long race, only A newcomer to the each day, including grit and determination 4 seconds off the fi rst- sport, having just two endurance rides and plans to bring that place fi nisher. Before- started racing last a week of over 100km focus to his sports at hand, he had admitted year as a result of his in and around his CDS as well. “It’s going to be hard, father’s interest in hometown of Shanty Last weekend but I will just have to cycling, 13-year-old Bay, north of Barrie. Graydon competed in work for it.” He did in- Graydon is now hooked He rides with Team the Men’s U23 Pros- deed! KING SERVICE DIRECTORY Who Does What In Our Community
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Township of King and the knows that the Holland 30 distinguished tchefs The event runs 11 a.m. The farmers’ market Town of Bradford West Marsh is Canada’s pre- from across the GTA, York to 4 p.m. at the Asnorveldt will offer plenty of pro- Gwillimbury, is excited to mier source for world- Region and Simcoe Coun- Park. duce for visitors, and present the annual Soup- class vegetables and le- ty. All soups showcased For more information youngsters can keep busy fest. gumes. at Soupfest are prepared about the event, or to pur- with various activities. The Holland Marsh The public is invited with produce farmed chase tickets please visit “Our Holland Marsh www.soupfest.ca. 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Occasionally, there ment on Friday, Oct. 25 oldest ways for people to dies who have baked all will be outside field trips from 7 to 10 p.m. Tickets are demonstrate hospitality, their lives and really know to locations such as Cold $25. Cash prizes, cash bar fellowship, and belonging. what “good ole home-bak- Creek Conservation Area. and refreshments. This all On Oct 6, World Commu- ing” is all about! Well this This non-profit venture, happens at the Schomberg nion Sunday, churches reward can be yours if you sponsored by the Noble- Community Hall, 325 Main are doing something both Vivien Perry Bob Fleury visit the annual bake sale ton/Schomberg United Street, Schomberg. symbolic and real to pro- “I’m concerned “I certainly sympa- at Chestnut Manor Con- Church Parish, very much The Schomberg Lions claim a solidarity and about establishing thize, but where do dos, 32 Church St., Schom- appreciates the support Club is your only service hope that is stronger than a precedent, so I you draw the line? berg on Saturday, Oct. 5 it receives from the King club in your community- the troubles of the world. have to say I’m not That doctor cer- any time from 10 a.m. to 1 Township Parks and Rec- they have dedicated their The United Church in favour.” tainly made a good p.m. reation Department, vari- time, skills and dollars to Cluster Group of Bolton, point.” Look for all kinds of ous Community organiza- your community for over Nobleton, Palgrave & homemade jam, chili tions and of course, the half a century. In these Schomberg are meeting in sauce, pickles and every- parents of participating times of ours it is getting Bolton United Church at one’s favourite – maple youth. harder and harder to fun- 8 Nancy St. (across from syrup! For more information, draise, between stressful the Post Office) for a hymn call our program youth financial times, govern- sing at 9:50 a.m. The ser- Schomberg leader, Nancy Cober, at 905- ment and health regula- vice following will be cel- Youth Club 939-2358. tions and the whole drink- ebrated with 3 ministers ing and driving issue that and a mass choir from The Schomberg Youth Schomberg we all know so well, most the 4 churches. There will Club has finally got their Community Farm clubs and organizations then be a luncheon with school permit in hand Cleanup Day have practically given up soup, sandwiches, desserts and are very excited about or at least drastically min- & gluten-free and vegetar- Holly Maxwell looking forward to the The Schomberg Com- imized their fundraising ian options. There is no “In certain circum- start of third season! munity Farm is having its and volunteer events. charge for the lunch, and stances, if some- Jake Newman Their first night will be first-ever Cleanup Day and That being said, your all are welcome. There will this Friday, Oct. 4 and will it is scheduled for Sunday, Lions Club has progressed be a basket if people wish one is suffering a “I think as long as run every Friday through Oct. 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 and constantly aims at to make a contribution. lot and they want the person really to mid June 2014. p.m. keep up with the times, Any money received from it, I guess it would knows what they The program will be Please meet at the old changing their volunteer the lunch donations will work. It depends want and thinks held in the Schomberg arena and bring your work direction. go to the Canadian Food on the age of the about it. You should Public School gymnasium gloves and boots. Tools So, all these events that Grains Bank, and the Mis- person.” be able to decide.” from 7-9 p.m. each Friday that may be needed are your Lions Club put on for sion & Service Fund of the and is open to all youth in gas powered weed whack- you throughout the year- United Church of Canada.
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