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Steady Hand Brock’s Banter: On the right side of history BY BROCK WEIR to journalism, my secondary area of study old decisions that were made that still impact was Canadian Social History. As such, a lot their lives in some way, be it a development Those who feared the Tory government It never ceases to surprise me. of my work focused on learning the backsto- issue, an infrastructure program, or a simple of Ontario Premier Doug Ford would take In this line of work, day in and day ry of some of the more commonplace items, grant that led to then-untold but enduring the slash-and-burn approach to deal with out, you ask questions, often of complete events and traditions in our lives. Time was benefits to society. the $15-billion deficit inherited from the strangers. spent going through back issues of local and Part of this research, of course, is deter- Wynne Liberals must be somewhat re- There are questions you know not to national newspapers sussing out their respec- mining who fell on the right side or wrong lieved that the machete and matches have ask; that is, questions that invariably open tive origin stories: who were the decision- side of history and how that was determined not been hauled out. the door to one syllable answers. There makers? Who were the naysayers? What in- over the course of time. In the fall economic update delivered are the questions that always help people fluenced their respective decisions 50, 100, My answer to the gentleman who posed last week by Finance Minister Vic Fedeli, probe deeper into themselves and express or 150 years ago? the original question, luckily enough, top of it became obvious that no scorched earth their thoughts on a more fulsome scale. This is often the approach I take. I try to mind on Friday as just two days before I was policy would be adopted. Then again, depending on the nature of imagine what the people of this community a watching a BBC documentary on YouTube It was more slow as it goes. the interview or interviewee in question, half, full, or century-and-a-half might come that was released to mark the 70th birthday In a few short months, the Tories have there are also questions that are best left back to in order to learn more about the age- Continued on Page 15 managed to chip $500 million from the for another time and place. deficit with no visible wounding of pro- So, being on the receiving end of ques- grams most Ontarians look upon as es- tions in an interview setting is something sential. that always takes me aback. It is not that This was no small task, but at least it is I’m necessarily uncomfortable being a step in the right direction when it comes asked questions, but something inside me to righting the books. clams up. I’m invariably tongue-tied and Instead of mass firings within the bloat- become increasingly exasperated with ed public service, a hiring freeze has been myself waiting for my mouth to catch up imposed to allow the annual attrition rate with the thoughts running through my to thin down the numbers. head. Remember how OPSEU leader Smokey It’s maddening, so it has given me a cer- Thomas argued it was wrong to go after tain degree of sympathy to those I have to his union members without first looking interview each week. In some cases, the at the bureaucracy? subjects come right out and say that it is He reminded us, for example, that the first time they have been interviewed, for every five of his workers there isa and their eyes widen somewhat as soon as bureaucrat overseeing them in middle- they see the voice recorder come out of my management nirvana making in excess of pocket ready to go. Others, people who are $100,000 annually. quite seasoned with the interview process, That’s a lot of bosses for so few work- never become one hundred per cent accus- ers. tomed to it, and still blanch at the sight of Progressives in the media are already the little prism-like object that’s ready to decrying the absorption of the Ontario capture every word they say. Child Advocate office into the provincial Last Friday, I was conducting an inter- ombudsman’s portfolio, and the elimi- view with two individuals in the commu- nation of the French Language Services nity. The interview itself went quite well, Commissioner, a toothless optics-driven in my opinion, and will be featured in fu- make-work project from its outset. ture pages in this newspaper, but, near the Neither bothers us a whit. end, the tables were turned. And nor does it surprise us that the Ford “So,” the male of the interviewed duo contingent axed the environment com- said, “how do you pick and choose what missioner since it is the economy, and re- to cover?” turning dollars to the taxpayers, that must After taking a moment to gauge whether be this government’s main priority. or not this was snark or a genuine question The result of Ford eliminating the Wyn- (spoiler: it was the latter) I was relieved to ne Liberals’ tax on carbon has already find that I didn’t clam up. I actually had giving us some relief at the pumps, and the answer ready to go. will save us more dollars as we heat our The answer was simple, but twofold. homes this winter. Obviously the most newsworthy items It was a long time coming. of the week go into the paper, but when Then there is the tax-credit for low- it comes to issues that some people might income families and the proposal to have find more mundane than human interest minimum-wage workers pay no provin- stories, such as a Council meeting where cial income tax whatsoever. on occasion up to twenty disparate issues It’s an excellent start on the long road to get tackled in a relatively short window long-overdue balanced budgets. of time, there is a different approach al- together. Back in my university days, in addition

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Locomotion Day Care Centre in Tottenham has added a second “station” in the new 3rd Line plaza. The centre, the first full time day care in Tottenham, opened its doors in August of 1994 at its “Main Station” location by Father F.X. O’Reilly Catholic Elementary School. Over the past twenty-four-and-a-half years, hundreds of chil- dren have passed through Locomotion’s hallways, with some second-generation children now attending. The Main Station” is licensed for 151 children, and the new “South Station” is licensed for 63 more. Currently, Locomotion employees twenty-six people. “Over the past two years we have more then tripled in size, go- ing from forty-eight children and eight staff members, to two hun- dred and fourteen children and twenty-six staff,” confirms Shelley Glenn, R.E.C.E., Executive Director, Locomotion Daycare Cen- tre & Locomotion Daycare South Station. “We have tried to hire CHOO-CHOO-CHOOSE LOCOMOTION DAY CARE – Staff members of the new “South Station” Locomotion Day Care Cen- as many local Registered Early Childhood Educators as possible. tre gather for the grand opening in Tottenham, in the 3rd Line plaza. Pictured, from left: Amita S., Nicole C., Krystal B., Shawn H., Chelsea W., Bobbi F., Sarah P., Mela V. Standing: Shelley G. and Kristi E. “Last year around this time, it became quite obvious that Tot- PHOTO BY WENDY GABREK tenham was rapidly growing, especially with new young fami- lies,” Glenn continued. “The County of Simcoe recognized this known as the Tottenham Steam Train) prides itself on the educa- that we are all part of one big family... the “LOCO” family,” said and our area was designated as a high need area for childcare. The tors who work there, and Glenn says they learn about each child, Glenn. County of Simcoe approached me and asked if I would like to run and can deepen the child’s learning and experiences when they “Our motto is ‘Bringing children, learning, and fun together a second location if a building could be found. I said, ‘Yes!’, as our look at and listen to the child. on track’.” waiting list was getting so long and it was hard to tell families that “Gaining knowledge about the children from multiple perspec- For more information about the new ‘South Station’ of Lo- we could not help them. I was glad to help.” tives helps us ensure that our program also values the unique and comotion Day Care Centre in Tottenham, email kelderlocomo- Glenn says a lot of planning went into the new site. diverse characteristics of each child’s family. We truly believe [email protected] or call 905-936-4348 “It’s taken over seven months to complete,” Glenn told The Times. “Our first and most challenging issue was to find a suit- able building that could accommodate a childcare centre. There are many factors that have to be considered when opening a new centre and the Ministry of Education has set regulations that we X CROSSWORD must adhere to. For example: amount of natural light, square foot- age of indoor and outdoor space, and number of toilets, just to PUZZLE NO. 455 name a few.” 9. Metallic dirt Glenn said she would like to thank to Linda Maddocks of Flem- 10. Tibetan priest ing Realities, as she brought forth the idea of the new plaza in 11. Culture medium town. From there, Glenn and her team secured the lease, designed 12. Payment to a landlord the centre and began construction with Langman Enterprises. 14. Not sweet, as wine “Our goal was to keep our new centre simple, with calming 15. Moistureless natural colours, natural wood flooring and lots of big windows. 16. Stately dance It’s a very calming environment,” said Glenn. 21. Period in history Locomotion is currently accepting new registrations but has 23. Electrical unit limited space available. 26. Cabin “We do have a wait-list for both sites mostly for children who 28. Or ____! (threat) are too young at this time or for families who want to be on our 30. Clean-air advocate group: list, but have not yet moved into their new homes in Tottenham,” abbr. said Glenn. 32. Dog-pulled vehicle Locomotion offers care at the Main station for children 18 34. Foreign months to 10 years, and at the South Station from 18 months to 35. Manufacturer’s payback 5 years of age. Full day programs – with three, four, and five day 36. Prayer rotations are available, along with ‘before and after’ school care 37. Go backward at F.X. O’Reilly. 39. Diplomat’s skill “Locomotion is unique, I pride myself on saying that as I think 41. Former Italian currency back. We started out as a small centre where families were meant 42. Association to feel that our centre was just an extension of their family,” said 43. Actress Verdon Glenn. “We were there for them, to support them and help them 47. Stress, as a syllable through all the childhood stages. The importance of the family 49. Cheerful tune feeling is still as strong today as it was 24 years ago. The amaz- ing rapport our dedicated staff have with the families is second to 50. Baiting leader none. We give families a sense of comfort, and also give them that 53. Body part sense of trust, as they leave their very special little one with us. We 55. Birds in a gaggle Copyright © 2008, Penny Press are a ‘stand alone’ centre that is not part of a bigger organization. 57. Curvy shape 58. Eternally We have worked very hard on having built the reputation that we ACROSS 40. Figure-skating jump 75. Move up 59. Weakness so proudly have today.” 1. Mischievous child 42. Nativity scene 77. Indian bread 61. Knight’s tunic Locomotion, named after the South Simcoe Railway (better 5. Strange 43. Equipment 78. Extra time 63. Antenna 8. Type of bear 44. “Shogun” wear 80. Old womanish 67. Lacking reason 13. Played part 45. Thrash 82. Palm’s location 68. Long-poem division 14. Hurry 46. Small crow 83. Michaelmas daisies 69. Bestow 16. Optical phenomenon 48. Animation unit 84. Gaucho’s tool 70. Alack’s partner 17. Of the ear 50. Night twinkler 85. Against 71. Sleep 18. Moray fisherman 51. Hire 86. Mount 72. Allot 19. “The ____ Cometh” 52. Lincoln’s coin 87. Layer 74. Paving goo 20. Head 54. Kindle 88. Garfield’s cry 76. Baltic, e.g. 21. Light brown 56. Portend 79. Willie Winkie’s size 22. Union soldier 58. Complexion problem DOWN 81. Imbibe 24. Painting, e.g. 59. Shear 1. Wild horse 82. That fellow 25. Like fresh lettuce 60. Snuggle 2. Helicopter part 27. Have an ____ to grind 62. International syndicate 3. Excuse 29. Slipper 64. Cut wood 4. Private eye 31. Inn 65. Green parrot 5. Perform surgery 33. Tiny frog 66. Bread piece 6. First-class Solution on page 14 36. Seer 70. Furnish weapons to 7. Barely passing grade 38. Don’t strike! 73. Sheet of cotton 8. Predicament Page 6 – November 22, 2018 – The TIMES How do you measure a year? For Margaret Bahen Hospice, it’s in the number of families touched BY BROCK WEIR It gave us a sense of calm and ease in the face of es with her for the very last time. It is our nurse It is a true privilege to join this journey with the a cruel, indiscriminate illness. It gave my mother Lisa and her family gifting us with the Tree of individuals and families who have chosen Mar- Heather Frampton’s family was emotionally a sense of dignity and peace and allowed her to Life that has a hand-knitted heart for each of the garet Bahen hospice to be their final home.” drained when their mother was admitted to hos- enjoy her family in a way we never would have families served. It is Trish, our Director of Care, These sentiments were echoed by Deputy pice care. thought possible either at home or in a hospital bringing a pony into the hospice to cheer up a Premier Christine Elliott, the MPP for Newmar- Her cancer had spread quicker than any of her room. We’re forever grateful for the team at resident who had spent a lifetime on horses. It is ket-Aurora who also serves as Ontario’s Minis- doctors anticipated and it was a stressful time Margaret Bahen and consider them a part of our family supporting families at our harvest table. ter of Health & Long-Term Care. for all concerned. But their spirits were lifted as large, energetic, loud family.” It is our PSW Holly sitting at the table explain- “Since Margaret Bahen opened last year, soon as they walked through the doors of Mar- This was music to the ears of Sonya Murray, ing death to an eleven-year-old who is about to 152 residents and families have experienced garet Bahen Hospice, York Region’s newest 10- Executive Director of Margaret Bahen. lose a family member over milk and cookies. It’s the comfort, compassion, quality and life care bed residential hospice, which opened one year Founded on the legacy of Margaret and John Debbie, our Director of Development, spending that the hospice provides,” said Ms. Elliott. “I ago in Newmarket. Bahen, the hospice has gone from strength to hours holding a six-year-old whose mother has have had the opportunity to spend a few hours Located adjacent to Southlake Regional strength over the last 12 months. Now part of just died, and it is our PSW Mark running in on here to understand completely everything that Health Centre, the hospice embraced their fam- Better Living Health & Community Services, it his break to get one of our residents chips and is being done here and it is a beautiful building, ily in kindness, allowing their matriarch to spend provides 24 hour palliative care services to indi- watching a late night sports game with him. It is of course, but it is what goes on inside here her last days living on her own terms. viduals with life-limiting illness in a home-like about family. and the compassion people show, the extent to Heather shared her family’s moving story last environment, at no cost to the resident. “365 days isn’t all that we’ve accomplished which you try to make people smile, and make week as the Margaret Bahen Hospice formally A year of success can be measured in many and I can’t properly quantify it. What we value days comfortable and happy and make fami- marked its first anniversary of care. different ways, said Ms. Murray. It might be here are all those moments that make up the 365 lies feel they are in good hands and that they’re “Mum enjoyed having everyone around for measured by the 152 residents and families days. What we value here is the quality of life. being well-cared for. That is truly remarkable visits, especially her four grandchildren,” Heath- served since its opening, in the 150 volunteers On our first year anniversary, we’re thankful for and this hospice is an absolute treasure for this er told the audience of volunteers, donors, sup- that have given of their time within its walls, the opportunity to be a part of these moments. Region.” ports and dignitaries at the anniversary celebra- in the 10,000 collective volunteer hours the tion. “We are a large and energetic family and it hospice itself has received, or in the 21,900 meant so much to her to have all 14 of us visiting homemade cookies that have been eaten in the Christmas Lights Up Blackhorse during Christmas without having to worry about hospital’s comfortable kitchen over the past 12 bothering a roommate. She also appreciated months – all valid statistics. having her own space to decorate the way she “They are impressive numbers and certain to pleased and watch what television programs she paint a picture of what happens here [but] it’s the wanted. She enjoyed being treated like a queen hospice moments that really capture what we when she was at Margaret Bahen. do,” said Ms. Murray. “It is having Christmas “It’s hard to put into words how much our ex- in November. It is playing the guitar while a perience at Margaret Bahen meant to my family. mother holds her daughter in her arms and danc-

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The cast of A Blackhorse Christmas in Two Acts, is ready to lift your spirits for the holiday season. PHOTO BY BRADEN WRIGHT 9TH Line Bridge Improvements Christmas has double billing at Blackhorse Village Players On the other hand, Ivor Cathcart displays a most spirited Schedule ‘C’ Municipal Class Environmental Assessment this season: Santa rings in the season with “Mr. Hartwell’s tempest in a teapot, blustering and badgering so skilfully we Notice of Public Information Centre No. 2 Christmas”, by Bob Rinfrit, followed by Norm Foster’s “The do not know whether to laugh or boo. Yet for all his huffs

Background Christmas Tree” providing a festive glow. and puffs he fails to sway the Christmas spirit in an upright The Town of New Tecumseth is continuing with a Schedule ‘C’ Municipal Class Environmental Assessment to ‘Tis the season for laughter, good will, and entertainment, but easygoing police officer/hobo (Walter Stewart) and the undertake improvements to the 9th Line Bridge #12034 that crosses the Canadian Pacific Railway tracks approximately 200 m east of Tottenham Road (Simcoe County Road 10). The purpose of the Class Environmental and Blackhorse has some you won’t want to miss. charming desk sergeant (Michelle Lanoue-Williams). Assessment (Class EA) is to address load carrying capacity, deck width and other deficiencies affecting the bridge. The fun begins in the back alley of Mr. Carter’s Depart- Inevitably, the proof of Christmas success will be in the ment Store with a dumbfounded Santa (Vince Ursini) eject- heart of children, and Danya Orr and Meghan Hayhoe offer A Public Information Centre was held on June 26, 2018 to present several alternative solutions and to solicit input from stakeholders. As a result of comments received, the Town has since selected the Preferred Solution which proposes ed by the outraged manager (Ivor Cathcart). It is laughably us a true Christmas treasure in their memorable performanc- to upgrade 10th Line as an alternate east west link between Tottenham Road (Simcoe County Road 10) and 10th Side plain to see Santa cannot grasp the error of his ways, but his es in first-time roles at Blackhorse. Road/Beeton and keep the 9th Line and bridge open to local traffic only. As public consultation is a key component of the Class EA process and this Study, a Public Information Centre has been scheduled to allow all interested parties an Christmas spirits remain firmly in place. Amid trash cans and The evening entertainment escalates with the perfor- opportunity to review the three design options that have been proposed to implement the Preferred Solution. You are debris, cardboard boxes and garbage bags, hope emerges mances of Kathrin Holl and Donald Colucci as they bicker, invited to attend the Public Information Centre scheduled for: through an old red sack and it will change his life. dicker and snipe over “The Christmas Tree”. Open before Ursini’s talents highlight the ups and downs of a dis- Christmas, and specifically on November 16-18 and Novem-

Date: Thursday, November 29, gruntled Santa, but best of all, outright astonishment when ber 23-25. Call 905-880-5002 for ticket information, and 2018 he finds just how much can be gained when your heart is in enjoy!

Time: 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm the right place.

Location: D.A. Jones Library 42 Main Street West Beeton, ON, L0G 1A0 (905) 729-3726

Comments Public input is encouraged throughout this process and will be given consideration during the planning and design of this project. The deadline for the submission of comments following the PIC will be January 3, 2019. If you are unable to attend the PIC, presentation material will be available on the municipality’s website at http://newtecumseth.ca/business/studies/ after November 29, 2018. Information will be collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Except for personal information, all comments will become part of the public record. For further information, please contact either of the following members of the study team:

Mr. Steve Fournier, P.Eng. Rob Greenwood Senior Transportation Engineer Engineering Coordinator Ainley Group Town of New Tecumseth 550 Welham Road P.O. Box 910 Barrie, Ontario L4N 8Z7 10 Wellington Street East Tel: 705-726-3371 Alliston, ON, L9R 1A1 Fax: 705-726-4391 Tel: 705-435-3900 ext 1314 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 705-435-0407 E-mail: [email protected]

This Notice first issued on November 6, 2018.

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Snowflake Sale kicks-off holiday shopping season BY WENDY GABREK

The Tottenham United Church Women’s Annual Multi-Vendor Snowflake Sale took place at the church on Saturday, No- vember 3. The four-hour event, held in the church hall off Mill Street, included local ven- dors selling baking, knit- ting, Christmas cards, gifts, sewing, stocking stuffers, tree trimmers, crafts and frozen pies. A Toonie Auction was also held with lucky win- ners taking home amazing prizes. A great time was had by all who attended.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Artist John S. showcases his many unique wares, created in several mediums, at the Snowflake Sale. Annette Derraugh of Kanzashi Flowers with her unique folded ribbon creations. Norma C., Marlina V-K., and Cassie V-K. at the ‘Toonie Table at the Tottenham United Church. Carol Anne L. sells knitwear and all things warm for winter. PHOTOS BY WENDY GABREK

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NEW TECUMSETH TIMES

Hornets take loss in Huntsville Steam take loss after rst road game period de cit BY BRIAN LOCKHART From there it was all down- The fi nal was 5-2 for the hill for the Hornets. Otters. The Alliston Hornets came Huntsville scored a single It was the seventh loss for up short in their weekend on a powerplay in the sec- the Hornets who, after the game taking a loss to the ond period but the Hornets weekend have a 11-7-1 record Huntsville Otters on Hunts- couldn’t add to their total. for the season. ville home ice. It was the third period that The North Carruthers Divi- It was a rare Friday night saw the Hornets get hit with sion of the Provincial Junior away game for the Alliston all the damage. Hockey League is producing team who usually have their Returning for the fi nal 20 a tight battle this year with home games on Friday’s at minutes, Huntsville scored the top six teams separated by the New Tecumseth Recre- four unanswered goals that only ten points with Alliston ation Centre. left the Alliston team scram- tied with Orillia at 24. The game started off well bling to get back into the For the fi rst time in their for the Hornets when Joey game. history, the Caledon Golden Visconti scored two goals in The fi nal goal was scored Hawks are in fi rst place in the the fi rst period to start the Al- on an empty net when the League with 31 points and a liston squad with a nice 2-0 Hornets put an extra attacker 15-7-1 record. lead to end the period. on the ice. The defending champion Stayner Siskins have dropped to second after leading for most of the season but are still tied at 31 points with Cale- 905-729-2385 don. The Midland Flyers are in OPEN DAILY! 10-5pm, 10-7pm on Fridays the number fi ve spot with 23 points. They are followed by BLACK FRIDAY SALE! Nov.23-25 the Huntsville Otters with 21, 10% off our low discount prices on any item and the Penetang Kings who over $50 storewide have 18 points so far for the season. Labour Rates The Schomberg Cougars BOARDS Up to 135cm Over 135cm are in the basement but have Wax & Sharpen $27.00 $30.00 won six games so far this year. The Hornets won’t have a SKIS Up to 120cm Over 120cm Friday night game this week. Wax & Sharpen $20.00 $27.00 Instead they are having a spe- Ski Tune Up $26.00 $34.00 cial Hockey Day Dinner eve- The Tottenham Steam host the Tillsonburg Hurricanes at the Tottenham Commu- Bring boots & info for ning on Saturday, November nity Centre arena on Saturday, November 17. The Steam started slow going down binding adjust, clean & lube. 24. a couple of goals in the fi rst period but managed to come back with a pair in the second. Tottenham had to settle for a 5-3 loss. PHOTO BY BRIAN LOCKHART New Gear in from Scott, D2B, O’Neill, Salomon, Line, They will again face the Full Tilt, Völkl, Marker & K2 Huntsville Otters for that BY BRIAN LOCKHART Call 905-729-2385 for more details! game. With not scoring in the third period, www.lorettoskishop.ca The puck drop is scheduled the Steam had to settle for a 5-3 loss for 3348 3rd Concession, South of 20th Sideroad, Loretto for 4:30 p.m. The Tottenham Steam had a slow start the night. in Saturday’s game against the Tillson- It was a pretty rough game with Tot- burg Hurricanes and the two goal defi cit tenham taking 16 minutes in minor pen- in the fi rst period eventually cost them alties and one game disqualifi cation just the game. in the third period. Tillsonburg scored at ten minutes in Tillsonburg was accessed eight min- ROTARY CLUB OF ALLISTON presents the fi rst period. utes in penalties in the third period. They followed up with two more fi rst After the weekend, the Steam have period goals including a goal on a pow- a 7-13 record including three overtime 12th Annual Alliston erplay situation. losses. Tottenham’s Liam Bell scored the fi rst St. George remains in fi rst place in Steam goal with 1:18 left in the period. the South Division of the Greater Metro NIGHT-LIT Santa Claus Parade Bell got his second of the night at Hockey League. Saturday, November 24, 2018 • 6:00 p.m. just seven seconds into the fi rst period The Kingsville Kings are in sec- to make it 3-2 game, but the Hurricanes ond place with 28 points followed by Parade starts at Lorne & Victoria and ends in the Sport Chek parking lot. responded with another goal just 42 sec- Tillsonburg in third, North York in THE PARADE ROUTE IS POSTED ON THE ROTARY WEBSITE onds later. fourth, and Windsor in the number fi ve WWW.ROTARY-ALLISTON.ORG The Steam came within striking dis- spot. We still have openings for tance when Damian Miah hit the back The Steam is currently in ninth place. festively decorated and lit floats. of the Tillsonburg net. The Steam will be back on home ice See www.rotary-alliston.org or Tillsonburg was again out front on a on Saturday, November 24, when they email Bill Wray at [email protected] goal to give them a two-goal lead going will host the Windsor Aces. or call Bill Wray at 705-435-7227 into the fi nal 20 minutes of play. Game time is 7:30 p.m. The TIMES – November 22, 2018 – Page 11 Songwriters Musician John Lemme takes the stage at Trinity United Church in Showcase concludes Beeton for a private concert, as part of the ongoing Songwriters Showcase series. PHOTO BY for 2018 with WENDY GABREK concert in Beeton

BY WENDY GABREK about Songwriters Show- case contact George Scott John Lemme, guitarist at songwritersshowcase@ and singer from Newmar- hotmail.com or by phone at ket, performed at Trinity 416 722-9795. United Church in Beeton on Friday, November 16th as part of the ongoing Song- writers Showcase series. Lemme told The Times that his style is “music for Baby Boomers”, but any- one who even knows a Baby Boomer will know the mu- sic. Having played profession- ally in his twenties, Lemme says he now looks forward to performing with his three daughters – all professional musicians – and perform- ing solo at weddings, parties and fundraisers. “I’ve been playing since I was a kid,” Lemme said. “Twelve years ago, I started playing again, after taking a break.” Songwriters Showcase is a live concert series that celebrates, and is devoted to, the art and craft of song- writing. Founder and host George Scott welcomes premier singer-songwriters from across Ontario and beyond, at monthly concerts held in Beeton. “Whether it’s stories of the road or tales of lost love, you’ll be entranced by the pure honesty and passion portrayed through these original songs,” said Scott of the music heard at any Songwriters event. The acoustic concert se- ries is held at Trinity United Church, 37 Centre Street N. in Beeton, on the third Fri- day each month from Sep- tember through May – with GET OVER no show in December. ^ Admission for the one- TOTAL VALUE ON PURCHASE OR LEASE hour event is $10 at door, $ OF SELECT NEW 2018 F-150 MODELS with each concert followed 11,000 by refreshments and a song INCLUDES $8,350 IN DELIVERY ALLOWANCE PLUS WINTER PERFORMANCE PACKAGE (VALUED AT $2,687 MSRP) circle. For more information CLASS-EXCLUSIVE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE HIGH-STRENGTH, PRO TRAILER BLIS® WITH MILITARY-GRADE◊ TIMEBACK- SENSITIVE UP ASSIST MATERIALTM† TRAILER COVERAGE‡ ALUMINUM-ALLOY BODY PLEASE RETURN PROOFED WITHIN AN HOUR OF McGUIRE FENCING FOR DETAILS, VISITRECEIPT, YOUR ONTARIO FORD STORE OR FINDYOURFORD.CA. LIMITED THANK YOU • Specializing in Farms Vehicle(s) may be shown with optional equipment. Dealer may sell or lease for less. Limited time offers. Offers only valid at participating dealers. Retail offers may be cancelled or changed at any time without notice. See your Ford Dealer for complete details or call the Ford Customer Relationship CentreProofed at 1-800-565-3673. and For factory orders, a customer may either take advantage of eligible raincheckable Ford retail customer promotional incentives/offers available at the time of vehicle factory order or time of vehicle delivery, but not both or • All Styles of Fencing combinations thereof. Retail offers not combinable with any CPA/GPC or Daily Rental incentives, the Commercial Upfi t Program or the Commercial Fleet Incentive Program (CFIP). ^Valid between November 17 and 27, 2018 (the “Offer Period”). Receive $11,037 in total value with the purchase or leaseapproved of new 2018 F-150 byXLT SuperCrew . . . .300A . . (gas) . . models. . . during. . .the Offer Period. Total value is a combination of $8,350 delivery allowance and a $2,687 MSRP value (applicable regional tax excluded) winter performance package which includes: four • Installed & Repaired (4) winter tires, four (4) steel wheels and four (4) tire pressure monitoring system sensors. Delivery allowances are not combinable with any fl eet consumer incentives. Winter performance package is not applicable to any Fleet (other than small fl eets with an eligible FIN) or Government customers and not combinable with CPA, GPC, CFIP or Daily Rental Allowances. Vehicle handling characteristics, tire load index and speed rating may not be the same as factory-supplied all-season tires. Winter tires are meant to be operatedDate: during Augwinter conditions 30/04 and may require a higher cold infl ation pressure than all-season tires. Some conditions apply. Consult your Ford of Canada Dealer for details, including applicable warranty coverage. †Class is Available in most 705-435-2770 Full-Size Pickups under 8,500 lbs. GVWR based on Ford segmentation. Some driver input required. Driver-assist features are supplemental and do not replace the driver’s attention, judgment and need to control the vehicle. ‡Driver-assist features are new Ford vehicles supplemental and do not replaceDate the driver’sof insertion attention, judgment and need to control the vehicle. ◊6000-series aluminum alloy. ©2018 Sirius Canada Inc. “SiriusXM”, the SiriusXM logo, channel names and logos are trademarks of SiriusXM Radio Inc. with 6-month pre-paid RR 1, EGBERT, ONT. L0L 1N0 and are used under licence. ©2018 Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited. All rights reserved. subscription. Sept 1, 8, 15, 22, 29/04 Sales Rep.: Annette BRTT � KTS ❑ IS ❑ CC � OC ❑ SFP ❑ GVS ❑ Set by: JRC McGuire Fencing 1x30 Page 12 – November 22, 2018 – The TIMES

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17-year-old New Tec driver charged in two vehicle crash

On Friday, November 9, RoadSebring had collided with WatchTWO MEN The secondplays suspect fl ed the role at approximately 3:05 p.m., the rear of a stationary ARRESTED AFTER area on foot and was later ar- a member of the Notta- dump truck. rested at an Angus address by wasaga Detachment of the The occupants of the VEHICLE THEFTS the Nottawasaga Detachment OPP received a report of Chryslerin vehicle keeping were both Over the past few weeks, Streetroads Crime Unit. safe a motor vehicle collision, transported to hospital suf- the Nottawasaga Detach- Two male suspects, Brian with injuries, on TRAFFICConces- fering from legin futurum.injuries. 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Warmerrum est notare quamWinter littera gothica, quam brown colouredROAD Chrysler WATCH Court. tatum zzril delenitarrested augue one of duis the suspects.dolore te The charges have not been nunc putamus parum claram, anteposuerit Mirum est notare quam littera gothica, feugait nulla facilisi. proven. CRIMINAL CHARGES ‘Tis the season to care for others in our communities and quam nunc putamus parum claram, an- Nam liber tempor cum soluta nobis elei- Consequat, vel illum dolore euwe feugiat at South Simcoe Police want to team up wit h you to teposuerit litterarum formas humanita- fend option congue nihil imperdiet doming nulla STOLEN facilisis VEHICLEat vero eros et accumsanmake a difference.et OPP REPORT tis per seacula quarta decima et quinta id quod mazim placerat facer possim as- iusto odio dignissim qui blandit praesentAt both our North and South Divisions, you will fi nd a decima. Eodem modo typi, qui nunc no- sum ypi non habent claritatem insitam; est luptatumRECOVERED zzril delenit IN augue duiscouple dolore of te ways to1-888-310-1122 help make this a Merry Christmas for bis videntur parum clari, fiant sollemnes usus legenti. feugaitCOOKSTOWN nulla facilisi. seniors and the less fortunate. A 35-year-old man is Warmer Winter is an initiative you are probably familiar charged with Possession of with as we have participated for three years. We are accept- Rollover New poll on fatiguedProperty Obtained by Crime anding donations drowsyof winter jackets, hats, gloves/mittens and and Stunt Driving following boots for adults and children. injures driving revealsa vehicle serious stop in Cookstown. problemDonations are accepted 24/7 in our North Division as the On Sunday, November 18, bin is located in the front foyer of the station which is acces- Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer aliquam erat volutpat. Ut wisi enim ad 2018 around 9:30 a.m., an sible at all times. We are accepting donations during regular Tottenham adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh adipiscing elit, sed diam nonummy nibh minim veniam, quis nostrud exerci tation offi cer conducting radar on business hours at our South Division in Bradford. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, con- euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna euismod tincidunt ut laoreet dolore magna ullamcorper suscipit lobortis nisl ut aliquip County Rd. 27 observed a Donations will be delivered to the Innisfi l Community sect etuer adipiscing elit, sed diam aliquam erat volutpat. Ut wisi enim ad motor vehicle travelling at a Church on Innisfi l Beach Rd. where they will sort and pro- nonummy nibh euismod tincidunt ut minim veniam, quis nostrud exerci tation high rate of speed. A speed vide to community families in need. In Bradford, we part- laoreet dolore magna aliquam erat ullamcorper suscipit lobortis nisl ut aliquip St. Johnner with Ambulance Coats for Kids who distribute the donations. ex ea commodo consequat. Duis autem vel measurement was obtained of volutpat. Ut wisi enim ad minim ve- A new initiative for us this year is Socks for Seniors. niam, quis nostrud exerci tation ul- eum iriure dolor in hendrerit in vulputate 94 km/hannounces in the posted 40 km/h new branch manager Please help make a senior smile on Christmas morning by lamcorper suscipit lobortis nisl ut velit esse molestie consequat, vel illum do- CommunityLorem ipsum Safety dolor zone. sit The amet, esse molestie consequat, vel making a donation of new socks. Several hundred pairs of aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. lore eu feugiat nulla facilisis at vero eros et officonsect cer conducted etuer adipiscing a vehicle elit, illum dolore eu feugiat nulla new socks are needed to ensure each resident at Bradford Duis autem vel eum iriure dolor in accumsan et iusto odio dignissim qui blan- stopsed and diam investigation nonummy re- nibh facilisis at vero eros et accum- Valley Care Community in Bradford receives a cozy gift on hendrerit in vulputate velit esse mo- dit praesent luptatum zzril delenit augue vealedeuismod the vehicle tincidunt was utstolen laoreet san et iusto odio dignissim qui Christmas morning. lestie consequat, vel illum dolore eu duis dolore te feugait nulla facilisi. fromdolore another magna jurisdiction aliquam and erat blandit praesent luptatum zz- The donation box for Socks for Seniors is located in our feugiat nulla facilisis at vero eros et thevolutpat. driver was Ut wisiunlicensed. enim ad ril delenit augue duis dolore te South Division lobby. accumsan et iusto odio dignissim SUBHEAD Theminim man veniam,was arrested quis nostrudfor feugait nulla facilisi. Please join us in helping others during what can be a chal- qui blandit praesent luptatum zzril Mirum est notare quam littera gothica, Possessionexerci tation of ullamcorperProperty Ob- sus- Nam liber tempor cum delenit augue duis dolore te feugait quam nunc putamus parum claram, ante- tainedcipit bylobortis Crime. nisl He utwas aliquip also ex lenging time of year forsoluta some of nobis our vulnerable eleifend residents. option nulla facilisi. posuerit litterarum formas humanitatis per ticketedea commodo for Speeding, consequat. Stunt Duis Pictured here, Chief Andrewcongue Fletcher nihil imperdiet and Staff Sergeant dom- Nam liber tempor cum soluta no- seacula quarta decima et quinta decima. Drivingautem andvel eumDriving iriure While dolor in LewisMorris Da SamsonSilva hold theing Socks id quod for Seniors mazim donation placerat box andSt. a John photo Ambulance of the Warmer Winter donation bin. bis eleifend option congue nihil im- Eodem modo typi, qui nunc nobis videntur Unlicensed.hendrerit He in was vulputate released velit New Branch Manger facer possim assum. Typi non parum clari, fiant sollemnes in futurum. with a future court date.

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Matson: Robert Ira Muylaert, Patricia NOW BOOKING FALL & WINTER SALES Donna “Jean” Olsen Lawrence “Larry” Marie Suddenly, at his home Peacefully at Southlake (MacLeod) in Alliston, on Tuesday Regional Health Centre, Roof Screw Nailing June 28, 1937 - November 13, 2018. Newmarket, surrounded and Repairs to Barn November 9, 2018 Larry Matson, in his 80th by her family, on Friday, Boards year, beloved husband of November 9, 2018, Pa- EAVESTROUGH CLEANING AND GUTTER SCREEN Ruth (Hastings). Loving tricia Marie Muylaert (nee AND MINOR TREE TRIMMING It is with great sadness we announce the sudden Heights are no problem, We have 65 ft lift equipent father of Steve (Sandy), McGrath), Nobleton, in passing of Jean Olsen on November 9, 2018, Mark (Teresa) and Janice her 79th year, beloved after a brief but courageous battle with cancer. (Randy) Gracey. Sadly wife of the late Charles Jean passed away as she lived, surrounded by missed by his grandchil- Muylaert. Loving mother her family and love. 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Each of these roles was examined by his sons William and Harry, in which he separately, unveiling almost a framework of rails against huge plastic consumption and how Prince Charles might operate when he the devastating impacts it will have on our becomes monarch. environment, he was tut-tutted for being out A great deal of the focus was placed on of touch and maybe a little bit daffy. Yet, whether or not he would remain a social time has proven him right. activist as our Head of State and the Head Although he is now past the age where of State of 15 other nations throughout the many people of his generation have retired, Commonwealth. The gist of his answer was he is showing no signs of letting up in his Sniff Out a Great Deal an unequivocal “no” before he outlined what efforts to make a difference. he sees as the duties of the monarch. And yet, “We’re running out of time because the I couldn’t help but feel a little bit sad that necessary action hasn’t been taken,” he said, in the Classifieds. his activism will ultimately become a thing visiting a section of the decaying Great Bar- of the past because, in my opinion, he is one rier Reef. “That’s the problem. I can’t be- Shoppers with a nose for bargains head straight for the of those leaders who will ultimately be found lieve that people can simply pay no attention Classifieds. on the right side of history when all is said to science. They accept it in any other aspect and done. of modern existence – the evidence – but ap- “I always wonder what meddling is,” said parently not for climate change. In the Classifieds, you can track down deals on everything from the Prince with a twinkle when his interview- “In those days [of founding the Prince’s er left the statement “People have accused Trust first in the United Kingdom in the cars to canine companions. you of meddling” hanging in the air. 1970s], the Home Office didn’t think it was It’s easy to place an ad or find the items you want, “I always thought it was motivating,” he at all a good idea, so it was quite difficult to continued. “I have always been intrigued if get it off the ground. I kept saying I want to and it’s used by hundreds of area shoppers every day. it is meddling to worry about the inner cities be able to take risks. If it didn’t work, it was as I did 40 years ago, and what was happen- worth trying with the most difficult ones, the ing or not happening there, the conditions ones you find hardest to reach in society.” in which people were living. 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