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An outdoor banquet fa- Sideroad and Lloydtown- application submitted to ing (about 700 square me- the use was not permit- Melling said the appli- cility and children’s camp Aurora Road. re-zone the Lands from tres). ted,” said Melling. “This is cant wants to meet with do not belong on environ- The applicant fi led an Oak Ridges Moraine Coun- Michael Melling, rep- a deeply fl awed report and Township staff and neigh- mentally protected lands. appeal to the Ontario Mu- tryside (ORMC) to Oak resenting the applicant, so will be your decision if bours to try and work out That was the decision nicipal Board in Febru- Ridges Moraine Country- was the fi rst to speak be- you support it.” some of the issues sur- King council reached at a ary on the basis that the side (ORMC) exception to fore council at the meet- He and his client were rounding water, noise, ac- council meeting Monday. Township failed to make permit a children’s camp, ing. Melling explained his led to believe the use was cess and traffi c. In a recorded vote, council- a decision on the applica- not be approved by the client is the owner of By permitted on the property. “We’re ready to talk to lors voted unanimously to tions within 180 days. The Ontario Municipal Board. Peter and Pauls, which is “Now I see a staff re- you about these things, we oppose the development, purpose of the staff report Furthermore, staff rec- responsible for organizing port that says it is not per- want to talk to you about proposed to be located on was to help council deter- ommended the applicant’s thousands of social and mitted and I do not under- these things,” said Mel- the Oak Ridges Moraine in mine its position for the request to rezone the lands recreational events each stand what has happened,” ling. “We can fi ght but I King. Ontario Municipal Board from Oak Ridges Moraine year. said Melling. say instead that we talk. The offi cial plan amend- hearing scheduled for Countryside to Oak Ridges “He had a dream or Melling said his client We have time to talk.” ment and zoning bylaw Nov.26. Moraine Countryside Ex- thought of creating an out- was disappointed not with Anne Sabourin, legal amendment applications In the report, staff rec- ception to permit a wed- door event venue for this what was included in the counsel representing the were submitted by the ap- ommended that the Of- ding garden banquet facil- purpose,” explained Mel- staff report but what was Stewards of the Moraine plicant, Peter Eliopoulos. fi cial Plan Amendment ity, be refused by the OMB. ling. left out. said the group was es- The applicant was looking application submitted by The outdoor banquet According to Melling, “I call this staff report tablished to protect the to house an outdoor ban- Eliopoulos, to re-designate facility would include when his client fi rst ap- a ‘no report’ not because moraine environment in quet facility and children’s the Lands from Prime three garden areas to hold proached the Township it says no to my client, but King. She said the stew- camp on a 49-hectare (121- Agriculture to Rural, be wedding events, with each with this project, the then because of what is not in ards fully support the staff acre) parcel of land locat- approved by the OMB. garden having a hosting mayor and then CAO en- it,” said Melling. recommendation. ed at 3550 18th Sideroad. However, planning staff capacity of 200 persons couraged them to move The report does not re- “As council, you have The property is located also recommended council (600 person total) togeth- forward with the applica- fer to various studies con- an important role in maker with three designated tion, particularly because ducted by the applicant, ing a decision that affects parking areas planned to their proposal included re- to the protection of envi- the Oak Ridges Moraine accommodate a total of habilitation of the proper- ronmentally signifi cant Conservation Plan,” said 440 vehicles. The applica- ty. Melling said he wasn’t features on the property, Sabourin, adding the plan tions further propose to es- discouraged by Township to the rehabilitation of includes special protec- tablish a children’s camp staff in the pre consulta- the property and the ap- tion that restricts uses on for a maximum capacity tion process three years plicant’s plans to make the land. of 400 users and includes ago either. the property available for She said a wedding and the construction of a mess “My client would never school children in the area banquet facility is not a permitted use and is not a recreational use as the ap- Annual Kettleby Fair arrives Sept. 7 plicant suggested. Bob Lehman, a planner For the 37th year, Kettleby Fair is planning a full day of enjoyment for young who was retained by the and old alike. Be sure to attend on Saturday, Sept. 7, where you will fi nd some new Stewards of the Moraine attractions alongside the traditions many expect to fi nd. over two years ago said he The event runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. A parade takes place at noon. too agrees with the staff Familiar face Robert Gwalchmai is bringing his forge to do live demonstrations report and disagrees with of the blacksmith’s skill. The Good Guys Carting Dogs will showcase their dogs’ it being a “no report.” In special abilities and provide rides for the very young. fact, many of the fi ndings Bernie is coming to offer free advice on any subject you care to name. The Rob- in the staff report are con- ert Davies Kids Music and Comedy Show (seen on Treehouse TV) will provide two sistent with his fi ndings. shows in the Family Area, and John “There are a lot of Ebata, an incredible keyboard mu- things that the staff report sician and arranger, will be on the doesn’t deal with but those Main Stage, coming to Kettleby Fair things are not relevant,” for the fi rst time. said Lehman. “I think the Country singer Traci Kennedy staff report deals with is also new to the Fair. There will the essential plans and as- be more vendors than ever, as the pects. I don’t think there Market Place has become available is anything lacking in or- to both artisans and vendors of all der for council to make a sorts in addition to the traditional decision. It’s an excellent crafters. report.” When you think of Kettleby Fair A few of the residents this year, think of “more” – more living on lands surround- Ready to MOVE ON UP? shopping, more stage entertainment ing the proposed prop- and more fun! erty stated they were Call for your Highest Admission is only $7 for adults, $2 concerned about the avail- for children under 12, $4 for seniors ability of water, sewage Home Evaluation and $4 for teens 12-16. ending up in streams, Celebrating 25 years For more, visit kettlebyfair.ca. the increase in traffi c and the noise which will be with Toronto Real generated from multiple Estate Board outdoor weddings taking place each weekend on the Serving Maple, property. 7-Day See ‘Councillors’ Vaughan, on Page 22 Woodbridge, ing FReSH-4 K King & WEATHER FORECAST SYSTEM WEATHER FORECAST SYSTEM Weather Outlook King City From Thursday, Aug. 29 to Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2013

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Thank you for the excellent and provocative article featuring King’s Hans Martin on the realities of climate Simcoe-York Printing change. & Publishing Limited, The current Government of Canada is not provid- publisher of the New Tecumseth Times ing leadership on this issue. As Dr. Martin points out, King Weekly Sentinel we have “quietly withdrawn” from involvement with Innisfil Scope the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Caledon Publishing Ltd. Change. publisher of Canada can and should be providing world leader- Caledon Citizen ship in dealing with climate change and the problems for the future which it entails. The prophetic voices of scientists like Hans Martin need to be both heard and Member heeded. CCNA Thank you for this timely article. Michael R Blair Day King City Thursday, August 29, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 5 Trustee recognized by peers with Ontario award By Brock Weir school trustees who have think everybody has an ly served. Growth in the battled with the Province “demonstrated outstand- opportunity to do bet- two communities is mark- of Ontario. Since his appointment ing service” in the field. ter and there are ways of edly different from Rich- “That was a tough one as Aurora-King Trustee by He is the first York Re- helping to define that. mond Hill and the two because it involves power the York Region District gional trustee to receive “I understand (kids towns aren’t completely beyond our control,” he School Board last year, Pe- the award since its incep- finding themselves at an comparable either says. “All I could do, and ter Adams-Luchowski has tion in 1987. educational crossroads) Aurora, for instance, all we did was support our worked to win over the “It was a surprise,” because I was there as a is urban and has all the staff and administration residents he served. said Adams-Luchowski, young person. You don’t challenges and character- so they could make a re- Some residents raised taking a break from spruc- know what you want to do istics that go along with covery once the business their eyebrows when the ing up the Aurora Branch and trouble tends to find that, while King is on the was settled to try and re- board appointed Adams- of the Royal Canadian you easily.” rural end of the spectrum. turn to normal. Some of Luchowski, a Richmond Legion where he serves Through his day job, he Where Aurora schools, our boards in other areas Hill resident, over candi- as a member of the On- has often taken these stu- particularly recently in took a hard line and now dates residing in either tario Command’s Colour dents at the “crossroads” French immersion pro- they are still experiencing town to replace Gord Kerr, Guard. “You do your ev- on as co-op students to grams, have experienced animosity well after the who resigned halfway eryday stuff and then to help provide direction. overcrowding, students fact.” through his term. see that someone else is Since then, he has had one in King often find them- While just a few weeks But outreach to schools, noticing …energized me student, for instance, go selves on school buses for away from entering his fi- students and parents, and to do more.” on to become a licensed up to 45 minutes just to get nal term of office, Adams- volunteering within the He admits he might not plumber, and another is to their final destination. Luchowski is unlikely to schools, including coach- fit the traditional bill of a now working her way It was a lot to get fa- seek election in Aurora- ing football at King City school trustee. A plumber Peter Adams- through Seneca and Hum- miliar with, but he had King, looking to continue Secondary School, won and general contractor Luchowski ber College when her edu- to hit the ground running his work in the Colling- over many critics, and his by trade specializing in cation just a few years ago as there were significant wood area. He encourages service has been hailed by kitchens and restaurants, school board also affords appeared to have reached issues to tackle – and dif- students and recent grad- his provincial colleagues. he says he always felt he him with what might be its end. ficult waters ahead. uates over the age of 18 to Adams-Luchowski had more to contribute to a different perspective to After losing his Rich- One of his top issues, seriously consider taking has been awarded the Dr. the community. Eventu- students’ success from mond Hill seat in the 2010 he said, was securing the a run to fill his spot in 2014 Harry Paikin Award of ally becoming a supply some of his colleagues municipal election, he future of Dr. G.W. Williams to bring welcome young Merit by the Ontario Pub- teacher, his interest in On- around the board table. still wanted to do more Secondary School when voices to the table. lic School Boards’ Asso- tario’s education system “There is a fairness and when the Aurora- the board was mulling “Be prepared and try ciation for “outstanding flourished and he felt the and a recognition that ev- King vacancy came up, the future of the school different things,” he says service” as a public school need to become more in- erybody isn’t academic,” it was an opportunity he over building a new high on what he would tell stu- trustee. Named after a volved. He was soon elect- he said. “I understand it is pounced upon. Following school on the east side of dents spending this month long-serving education ed as one of two trustees not the end of the world if his appointment, he was Aurora. The board eventu- getting ready for classes in trustee for Hamilton, the for Richmond Hill. somebody doesn’t succeed in a district far different ally decided in favour of September. “It’s never the award recognizes public His unique path to the this year or next year. I from the one he previous- extending the life of the end of the world. You can Dunning Street location experiment in all kinds of over starting fresh, then it things in life before you was the battle over French land on what you think Immersion registration in is right for you; chances Aurora. are you will change your With that out of the mind three or four times way, however, the next anyway! roadblock was labour dis- “Get involved, be pre- ruption throughout the pared, and look both ways board as teachers’ unions before crossing the road!” crown PAVING LTD. 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UPCOMING COUNCIL MEETINGS King City to consider a proposed Zoning By-law Amendment OFFICE CLOSURE Kingunder City Section to consider 34 of thea proposed Planning Zoning Act, R.S.O. By-law 1990, Amendment Chapter P.13. MunicipalUP Office,COM CouncilING C ChambersOUNCIL MEETINGS OFFICE CLOSURE under Section 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter P.13. The Municipal Offices And Libraries Will Be Closed on Monday Municipal Office, Council Chambers The proposed Zoning By-law Amendment by the Owner, TheAziz MunicipalSeptember Offices 2nd, And 2013Libraries For Will Labour Be Closed Day Holiday on Monday Mon. September 9, 2013 TheGeorges, proposed submitted Zoning By-law by theAmendment agent, byMHBC the Owner, Planning, Aziz underSeptember 2nd, 2013 For Labour Day Holiday Mon. SeptemberAudit Committee 9, 2013- Communication of Audit Georges,Planning submitted File #Z-2013-09 by the concernsagent, MHBC four parcelsPlanning, of underland assem- Reopening Tuesday September 3rd, 2013 for Regular Business 5:00pm - Reopening Tuesday September 3rd, 2013 for Regular Business 5:00pm - Audit Committee - Communication of Audit Planningbled at Filethe #Z-2013-09northeast corner concerns of Kingfour parcelsRoad and of land Keele assem- Street in the Hours Results for the year ended December 31, 2012 Hours Results for the year ended December 31, 2012 bledVillage at the of northeast King City, corner as ofshown King Road on the and location Keele Street map in below.the The Council/Committee of the Whole Village of King City, as shown on the location map below. The In Case Of An Urgent Township Matter Please Call 6:00pm - Council/Committee of the Whole properties are municipally known as 2248, 2240, 2234 and 2230In Case Of An Urgent Township Matter Please Call 6:00pm - properties are municipally known as 2248, 2240, 2234 and 2230 (905) 833-5321(905) 833-5321And The Township And The Answering Township Service Answering Will Relay Service Will Relay KingKing Road, Road, and and are arelegally legally described described as Part as Lot Part 6, ConcessionLot 6, Concession Mon.Mon. September September 23, 23, 2013 2013 Your CallYour To The Call Appropriate To The Appropriate Personnel Personnel 3; 3;Part Part of Lotsof Lots 41, 41,42, 43,42, 4443, and 44 45,and Plan 45, 85,Plan Township 85, Township of King. of King. 6:00pm6:00pm - Council/Committee- Council/Committee of of the the Whole Whole TheThe lands lands measure measure approximately approximately 0.43 hectares0.43 hectares (1.06 acres) (1.06 and acres) and OMPEOTIMTIPVEETITIIDVSE IDS havehave frontage frontage on Kingon King Road, Road, Keele Keele Street Street and Hoop and Street.Hoop Street. C C B B PUPBULBICLICMMEEETEITNINGGSS BID OPPORBID OPPORTUNITIESTUNITIES FOR THE FOR TOWNSHIP THE TOWNSHIPOF OF NOTICENOTICE OF OF PUBLIC PUBLIC MEETING MEETING CONCERNINGCONCERNING A A TheThe purpose purpose and and intent intent of the of Zoning the Zoning By-law By-law Amendment Amendment applica- applica-KING KING tiontion is isto tofacilitate facilitate the there-development re-development of the ofsubject the subject lands with lands a withAll Requestsa for Tenders, Proposals, Quotations and Expression PROPOSED ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT multi-tenant commercial retail building, comprised of nine (9) All Requests for Tenders, Proposals, Quotations and Expression PROPOSED ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT multi-tenant commercial retail building, comprised of nineof (9)Interest can be viewed electronically via the Township's web- TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the units. The application proposes to rezone the properties from of Interest can be viewed electronically via the Township's web- TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the units. The application proposes to rezone the properties sitefrom www.king.ca under Bid Opportunities. Questions can be Township of King will hold a public meeting on: "Commercial General (C1)" to "Commercial General (C1) - site www.king.ca under Bid Opportunities. Questions can be Township of King will hold a public meeting on: "Commercial General (C1)" to "Commercial General (C1)addressed - in writing by contacting the Purchasing Coordinator at Exception" sections to permit the proposed development. The MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD, 2013 AT 6:00 P.M. [email protected] orin viawriting fax at by 905-833-2300. contacting the Purchasing Coordinator at MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD, 2013 AT 6:00 P.M. applicationException" proposes sections a rangeto permit of commercial the proposed uses anddevelopment. amend- The at the Township of King Council Chambers at 2075 King Road, [email protected] or via fax at 905-833-2300. mentsapplication to several proposes development a range provisions, of commercial including uses the Frontand amend- at theKing Township City to ofconsider King Council a proposed Chambers Zoning By-lawat 2075 Amendment King Road, Yardments setback, to several Parking developmentSpace and Rate provisions, requirements, including Loading the Front King underCity Section to consider 34 of the a Planningproposed Act, Zoning R.S.O. By-law1990, Chapter Amendment P.13. Space,Yard Snowsetback, Storage, Parking and ingressSpace andand egress Rate requirements.requirements, Loading under Section 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter P.13. The proposed Zoning By-law Amendment by the Owner, Hamleys Space, Snow Storage, and ingress and egress requirements. A Site Plan Development Application, under Planning File # SPD- The proposedDevelopment Zoning Inc., submittedBy-law Amendment by the agent, by Nu-Land the Owner, Management Hamleys 2013-45A Site Planhas Developmentbeen submitted Application, concurrently under with Planning the Zoning File # SPD- DevelopmentInc., under Inc., Planning submitted File by#Z-2013-07 the agent,concerns Nu-Land a Managementportion of a Amendment2013-45 Application.has been submitted concurrently with the Zoning Inc., blockunder of Planningland located File on the#Z-2013-07 north side ofconcerns 22, 24, 26a andportion 28 Bluff of a Trail within the Hamleys Plan of Subdivision, in the Village of Amendment Application. block of land located on the north side of 22, 24, 26 and 28 Bluff IF A PERSON OR PUBLIC BODY does not make oral submis- Nobleton, as shown in the location map below. The subject prop- Trail within the Hamleys Plan of Subdivision, in the Village of sions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the erty is legally described as Part 7 on Plan 65R-32022. The lands TownshipIF A PERSON of King before OR PUBLIC the by-law BODY is passed, does the not person make or oral pub- submis- Nobleton, as shown in the location map below. The subject prop- subject to the application measure 0.01 hectares (0.25 ac.) and licsions body isat nota publicentitled meetingto appeal orthe make decision written of the submissions Township of to the erty isdo legally not have described frontage onas aPart public 7 on road. Plan 65R-32022. The lands KingTownship Council ofto Kingthe Ontario before Municipal the by-law Board. is passed, the person or pub- subject to the application measure 0.01 hectares (0.25 ac.) and lic body is not entitled to appeal the decision of the Township of The purpose and intent of the Zoning By-law Amendment applica- do not have frontage on a public road. IFKing A PERSON Council OR to thePUBLIC Ontario BODY Municipal does not Board. make oral submis- tion is to facilitate the conveyance of the lands to the abutting sions at a public meeting, or make written submissions to the The purposeproperties and located intent at of 22, the 24, Zoning 26 and By-law 28 Bluff Amendment Trail for residential applica- TownshipIF A PERSON of King before OR PUBLIC the by-law BODY is passed, does the not person make or oral pub- submis- tion ispurposes. to facilitate The theapplication conveyance is seeking of the to rezonelands tothe the lands abutting from lic body may not be added as a party to the hearing of an appeal Environmental Protection - Exception Section 27.12 (EP27.12) to sions at a public meeting, or make written submissions to the properties located at 22, 24, 26 and 28 Bluff Trail for residential beforeTownship the Ontario of King Municipal before theBoard by-law unless, is passed,in the opinion the person of the or pub- Residential Urban (Nobleton) Three (R1N3). Board, there are reasonable grounds to do so. purposes. The application is seeking to rezone the lands from lic body may not be added as a party to the hearing of an appeal EnvironmentalThe application Protection for Zoning - Exception By-law Amendment Section 27.12 has been(EP27.12) submit- to ANYbefore PERSON the Ontario may attend Municipal the public Board meeting unless, and/or in themake opinion writ- of the Residentialted concurrently Urban (Nobleton) with four (4) Three applications (R1N3). for Consent to Sever tenBoard, or verbal there representation are reasonable either groundsin support to of do or inso. opposition to under Planning Files 05-B-13, 06-B-13, 07-B-13 and 08-B-13. the proposed Zoning By-law Amendment. The application for Zoning By-law Amendment has been submit- ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make writ- IF A PERSON OR PUBLIC BODY does not make oral submis- ted concurrently with four (4) applications for Consent to Sever ADDITIONALten or verbal INFORMATION representation relating either to in the support proposed of orZoning in opposition By- to sions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the under Planning Files 05-B-13, 06-B-13, 07-B-13 and 08-B-13. lawthe Amendment, proposed Zoningincluding By-law the proposed Amendment. Draft Zoning By-law for Township of King before the by-law is passed, the person or pub- the site, is available for inspection at the Township Office between lic body is not entitled to appeal the decision of the Township of IF A PERSON OR PUBLIC BODY does not make oral submis- theADDITIONAL hours of 8:30 INFORMATIONa.m. and 4:30 p.m., relating or inquiries to the mayproposed be direct- Zoning By- King Council to the Ontario Municipal Board. sions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the edlaw to theAmendment, Planning Department including quoting the proposed File Number Draft Z-2013-09 Zoning By-law at for (905) 833-5321 or 1-800-688-5013. TownshipIF A PERSONof King before OR PUBLIC the by-law BODY is doespassed, not themake person oral submis- or pub- the site, is available for inspection at the Township Office between lic bodysions is atnot a entitledpublic meeting, to appeal or makethe decision written submissionsof the Township to the of the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., or inquiries may be direct- King TownshipCouncil toof theKing Ontario before theMunicipal by-law is Board. passed, the person or pub- ed to the Planning Department quoting File Number Z-2013-09 at lic body may not be added as a party to the hearing of an appeal (905) 833-5321 or 1-800-688-5013. IF Abefore PERSON the OntarioOR PUBLIC Municipal BODY Boarddoes unless, not in make the opinion oral submis- of the sionsBoard, at a therepublic are meeting, reasonable or groundsmake written to do so. submissions to the Township of King before the by-law is passed, the person or pub- may attend the public meeting and/or make writ- lic bodyANY may PERSON not be added as a party to the hearing of an appeal ten or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to beforethe the proposed Ontario Zoning Municipal By-law Board Amendment. unless, in the opinion of the Board, there are reasonable grounds to do so. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed Zoning ANYBy-law PERSON Amendment,may attend including the public the proposed meeting Draft and/or Zoning make By-law written orfor verbal the site, representation is available eitherfor inspection in support at ofthe or Township in opposition Office to the proposedbetween the Zoning hours By-lawof 8:30 a.m.Amendment. and 4:30 p.m., or inquiries may be directed to the Planning Department quoting File Number Z-2013- ADDITIONAL09 at (905) INFORMATION833-5321 or 1-800-688-5013.relating to the proposed Zoning By-law Amendment, including the proposed Draft Zoning By-law for the site, is available for inspection at the Township Office between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., or inquiries may be directed to the Planning Department quoting File Number Z-2013- DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF KING THIS 29th OF AUGUST, 2013 09 at (905) 833-5321 or 1-800-688-5013.

DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF KING THIS 29th OF AUGUST, 2013

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of King will hold a public meeting on: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD , 2013 AT 6:00 P.M. DATEDat the Township AT THE TOWNSHIP of King Council OF KING Chambers THIS 29that OF2075 AUGUST, King Road, 2013 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of King will hold a public meeting on: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD , 2013 AT 6:00 P.M. at the Township of King Council Chambers at 2075 King Road, Thursday, August 29, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 7 Blood donors sought 47th Annual Kleinburg and Area By Jeff Doner coordinator, Robyn Owen. “We’re hoping to create The Canadian Blood a mindset in the commu- Binder Twine Festival Services is searching for nity where people make a Saturday, September 7, 2013 new donors and is looking point to always come out.” Please join the residents of Kleinburg and Area to King residents for help. The Bloodmobile will be for a fun- lled day! The Bloodmobile making quarterly trips to stopped by the Trisan Schomberg, with the next Gates open at 9 a.m. Please leave pets at home. Centre in Schomberg last one coming up on Nov. 21 week, with organizers say- at the Trisan Centre. ARTISANS, EXHIBITORS, AND CRAFTS ing they hope people will For those a little further start coming out. south, there will also be All day Entertainment on Main Stage “We know there are quarterly stops in Klein- and Around the Village including: people up this way that burg at the Cornerstone drive to donate, so we are Community Church, with - Opening Ceremonies with TAYLOR MADE TRIO trying to bring it right the next one coming up on - Crash Karma, The Dirty Dishes, and Liam McGlashon into the community,” said Sept. 30 from 3 to 7 p.m. Canadian Blood Services Owen said there are - The Infamous BINDER TWINE QUEEN Contest! up across the country each community development 20,000 mobile clinics set year to make it easier for Children’s Pioneer Parade - 10:40 a.m. people to get out and donate. Featuring the Binder Twine Mouse! According to a survey Tim Hortons Children’s World: 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. by the Canadian Blood Services, 17 per cent of Reptilia, Circus Jonathan, Face Painting, Games and more! eligible donors in Canada Royal Bank Young Pioneers Olde Tyme Activities: said they would be willing to donate, but only four per Log Sawing, Nail Driving, Stilt Walking, Seed Spitting, Hoops, Ring Toss cent actually walk through the door and donate. Quilt Square Judging and Ra e With the biggest group of donors being the baby Plus: Food Booths, www.BinderTwine.ca boomers, Owen said get- Admission: ting new donors out is cru- Sarsaparilla, Beer Garden, ADULTS: $8 • SENIORS/YOUTH: $6 • CHILDREN (2 - 12 years): $3 cial, as the baby boomers Everyone in period costume: FREE age and become recipients Demonstrations, Parking Available: $2 instead of donors. 1. École Publique La Fonataine “Because of that, we and more! 2. Foster T. Woods Memorial Woodlot really need new donors to 3. McMichael Canadian Collection step up,” she said. PLEASE LEAVE PETS AT HOME 4. Kleinburg Public School Sylvia Lawrence, Brenda Lucarelli, Robyn Owen, Chantal For more information 5. Handicap Parking: Kleinburg Public Library Perron, Jennifer Johnson are the Metro-West team for on clinics or how you can Organized 100% by volunteers. All net proceeds going to charitable organizations, community projects, and student scholarships. the Canadian Blood Services. Top, Sara Ru alo, 23, do- become a donor, visit www. nates for her fourth time. blood.ca. Kleinburg – future home of the Pierre Berton Discovery Centre 8 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, August 29, 2013 Speed skating club offers fun and competition Ian Vaillancourt to the pul- KidzKonnection program ing of New Parish Hall, St. speed skating before Aug. munity since 1958! We will Nobleton pit. Ian’s message – Attain- (for ages 7 to 11) take place Mary’s Church, at 5 p.m. 31 and save! Registration also be holding registra- ing A Quiet Soul. at the same time. St. Mary’s parishioners can be done by email and/ tion on Monday, Sept. 9, Notes FirstLink child care For more information and visitors are asked to or regular mail. and Wednesday, Sept. 11, (for children 3 years of age about any of our activities park your vehicles in the The King Speed Skating both days 6-8 p.m. at the By Angie Maccarone and younger) is provided or events, please contact parking lot and not on the Club offers recreational Nobleton Arena. 905-859-5174 during the gathering and the church offi ce at 905-859- streets. and competitive speed Our Canskate sessions St. Paul’s Church our informal summer 0843 or visit our website at Vehicles, safety of pe- skating for all ages. You are offered Mondays at Join us Sunday, Sept. 1 NextStep program (for www.stpaulsnobleton.ca. destrians especially chil- don’t need to be fast to en- 5:30 p.m. and Saturday at 10 a.m. as we welcome children ages 4 to 6) and St. Mary’s dren and a disturbance to joy the sport. You compete mornings at 9 a.m. Can- Catholic Church neighbouring residents. against your own, person- skate is Skate Canada’s Sept. 4 is Baptism class Tickets may also be issued al best time. learn-to-skate program. at 7 p.m. at St. Patrick’s by bylaw offi cers. In September, we will We offer two different ses- Schomberg Farmers’ Church. Nobleton Seniors be having in-person reg- sions of Canskate; the fi rst The Bratislava Boys We begin our new year istration and skate fi tting session runs September to Market is Saturday Choir Concert is slated on Sept. 3 with afternoon sessions on Tuesday, Sept. December, and the second for Sept. 14 at 7 p.m. at St. euchre starting at 1 p.m. 3, from 6:30-8 p.m. at Noble- one, January to March. Don’t forget the Schomberg Farmers’ Market this Mary’s. Adults are $15, and evening bid euchre at ton; Sunday, Sept. 9, from Our STARSkate session Saturday, Aug. 31 running 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. students admitted free. 7 p.m. September 10 will be 2-3:30 p.m. at Trisan; Tues- runs as one season from Visit our regular vendors to get your fresh fruit Proceeds to St. Mary Mort- our fi rst regular evening day, Sept. 10, from 6:30-8 September to March. We and vegetables. Also, great organic lamb, fi sh, beef gage Fund & Boys Choir. euchre starting at 7 p.m. p.m. at Nobleton, and Sun- fi nish the season with a and pork. For tickets, call Donna, Come and enjoy a good day, Sept. 15, 2 to 3:30 p.m. showcase, to celebrate the Homestead eggs and cured meats and Italian 905-951-8060; Danka, 905- card game with refresh- at Trisan. season’s accomplishments breads are available. To satisfy your sweet tooth, we 857-6369 or Deacon Milan, ments following. Speed skating is the per- of our skaters. Please have honey and great bakers. 905-794-1141. Nobleton Speed fect what to get fi t and have visit our website, www. Crafters give you homemade soaps, children’s The soup & bake sale Skating fun! It’s also a great cross- nobletonskatingclub.com clothes etc. will be held after mass St. Speed Skating. Early -training activity for many for the complete schedule See you at the Schomberg fairgrounds. Mary’s Church on Sept. 22. registration ends Aug. 31 sports like hockey, cycling, and pricing details. Feel October 5 is the bless- Register for the whole skiing, fi gure skating, and free to call our club offi ce in-line skating. and leave a message, and You can come and try one of our volunteers will speed skating for free. return your call. You can Skates provided! We are reach us at 905-859-4943. X CROSSWORD holding free trial sessions Remember, all it takes is a on Sept. 15 and 22 at Tri- pair of skates! san; Sept. 24, 29 and Oct. 1 Nobleton Lions PUZZLE NO. 449 at Nobleton. Free advertising is 4. Pen For more information, available to non-profi t 5. John Hancock go to www.kingspeedskat- groups in and around 6. Palace’s household ing.com or call 905-859- Nobleton via the elec- 7. Dander 0056, ext. 5232. tronic sign at the library. 8. Track Nobleton Skating Club Contact the Township of It’s hard to believe that King for details on how to 9. Bobbin another summer has come get your message up there 10. Bristle and gone. So, that means at no charge. An ongoing 11. Indian melody it’s time to get back to the program run by the Lions 12. Smirk rink for skating! is the collection of used 13. Small whirlpool The Nobleton Skating eye glasses. Take your old 15. Social function Club has been offering glasses to the Nobleton 16. Cheerful skating lessons to the com- Pharmacy. The Lions Club is seek- 21. Winter malady ing new members at this 23. Forerunner time. If you are interested 26. Amid in helping your commu- 28. Mountain lion nity become a better place 30. Morning dr ops Royal Hook to live while having lots of 32. Rotation gauge fun, please call Bob Phil- 34. Note Wednesday’s lips at 416-522-9675. 36. Pushcart Special: 37. Slowly, to a cellist 2 for 1 Smith Monument 38. Stair post Fish & Chips Company Ltd 39. Made of oak Family Pack Specials CEMETERY 40. Upright Available for Take Out MEMORIALS 42. Furry pet TIME SENSITIVE MATERIAL 5888 King Rd. E., Unit B, Nobleton AL LORD 416-769-0674 44. South American mammal PLEASE RETURN 905-558-3474 Buy Direct from the Manufacturer 50. Example PROOFED WITHIN AN Copyright © 2008, Penny Press 51. Beginner 52. Absolute HOUR OF RECEIPT, ACROSS 39. Owl’s question? 68. Before, poetically 55. ____ hom o PHONE: 905-729-2287 1. Without 41. Enlarge 70. Unevenly edged 58. Black or Red 5. Part of LST 43. Slosh 74. ____ Z eppelin 59. Paper fastener FAX: 905-729-2541 9. Army noncom 44. Ducklike diver 77. “Once ____ a Time” 60. Starchy root [email protected] 14. Taunt 45. Dairy product 79. Correct a manuscript 65. Got t ogether 15. Pageant prize 46. Cold and damp 81. Bread truck 67. Mr. Peron et al. THANK YOU 16. Higher 47. “The ____ Walk Home” 82. Cracker type 69. Amber, e.g. Proofed and 17. Naughty 48. “Take ____, She’s Mine” 84. “Frida” prop 71. Egg-shaped approved by ...... 18. White-plumed bird 49. Ordinarily disposed 86. Ram or rooster, e.g. 72. Boutique Date: 02/24/10 19. Anthropoid ape 52. Strongly suggest 87. Common salt additive 73. Opponent 20. Blond shade 53. Cooling drink 88. Stench 74. Nonclerical 21. Temple 54. Jam fruit 89. Film director Egoyan 75. Chemical compound Date of insertion: 02/24/10 22. A road’s scholar? 56. Hard work 90. Slip-on shoes 76. Bauble Smith Monument 24. Whatever 57. Fort Bragg meal 91. Nomad’s s helter 78. Brood’s home Phone: 905-833-9090 Fax: 905-833-9091 25. Welt 59. Bumper decoration 92. Say it ain’t so 80. Type 27. Unit of electricity 61. Tango’s need 83. Playing marble 29. Pinochle term 62. “Atlantic City” action DOWN 85. Pleased Pepin 31. Mongrel 63. Grayish green mineral 1. Kind of poll 86. Crazed 33. Fertilizer component 64. Arrive 2. Overfl owing 35. Statesman ____ 66. Close to closed 3. Suitable spot Solution on page 18 Thursday, August 29, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 9

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13777 YONGE STREET, AURORA, ON CANADA L4G 3G8 Prices, sizes and specifications are subject to change without notice. E. & O.E. Thursday, August 29, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 11 Hogan’s Inn, a French inspired restaurant in King City By Wendy Soloduik Our bar order was potatoes and Frenched in ahead of time if you taken by a knowledgeable green beans as well as have your heart set on it! My friends and I are waiter, who recommended a rather unusual, albeit Already satisfied from foodies. a dry white for me, a cock- tasty, homemade marrow an excellent culinary of- On weekends, we en- tail made with premium butter. The creamy and fering, we decided to “just joy discovering new res- spirits for my friend, and nutty flavour of the mar- take a peek” at the dessert taurants, always looking two pints of local draft row paired well with the menu. The selection was for that special place that beer for our gentlemen. steak. An added touch that too much for us to ignore, could become our new fa- Upon opening the menu, disappeared with every and once again, we decided vorite spot. it was a nice surprise to bite he took. to order one of everything. We look for places that see that the offerings were I ordered the rack of Our platter arrived have a unique charm, listed in French (descrip- lamb. My four, bone-in along side our specialty something off the beaten tions in English) which chops were encrusted in coffees and included a ba- path, and definitely not a drives home the idea that a coarse Provençale Dijon nanas foster crepe topped “franchised” experience. this country gem was in- mustard rub. The meat with fresh whipped cream, Perhaps it’s the atmo- deed serious about provid- was pan seared before hit- a slice of chocolate torte, sphere, attention to detail, ing a truly classic French ting the oven, and served a freshly torched crème or informed bar tending experience. Perusing the pink and juicy on the in- brûlée, and an apple stru- that leads us towards a menu, I was pleased to see side. The plate was com- del. Fresh berries and a bistro-type establishment, a wide range of offerings; plete with fingerling pota- smudge of chocolate for but it’s always a farm to lots of fresh seafood, poul- toes, dressed green beans dipping garnished the table philosophy on food, try and steak selections and an au jus made from plate to perfection. Yum- and a reasonable price tag, as well as the weekend pan drippings. Needless to my! that keeps us coming back special of lamb and prime say, I cleaned my plate. Made fresh in-house, for more. rib. The menu also offered My friend ordered the these desserts were the On the advice of a a history of the restau- weekend special – oven perfect end to a delicious friend, we decided to check rant itself, which made for The manager, Chris garnish. It was something roasted prime rib. Served and indulgent experience out Hogan’s Inn at Four some pleasant dinner con- Warner, welcomed us to I would definitely consider medium-rare, the healthy at the historic and iconic Corners in King City. versation. Hogan’s and thanked us ordering in an entrée size and thick cut protein Hogan’s Inn. Located at the intersec- We learned that Ho- for choosing his establish- on my next trip to Hogan’s. was paired with season- After dessert, we were tion of Keele Street and gan’s Inn was established ment. Chris went over the The grilled calamari ally selected green beans, honoured to meet with King Road, the eatery is a in 1851 by Issac Dennis, menu items and described was served halved and mashed potatoes and a chef Meagan Andrews historic King landmark. who originally built the the evening’s specials. He fresh. It looked like it could fresh Yorkshire Pudding. who came to our table on a The restaurant itself structure as a hotel for left us with a lot to think have been harvested from The au jus served with the break from a busy kitchen. looks like a mansion pre- his daughter and her hus- about. the ocean earlier that day. beef was salted perfectly We thanked her for her served from the Victorian band, John Hogan. What we knew for sure, No breading or ketchup and made an excellent dip- creativity, menu selections era, and is well kept. The Travellers and sales- was on this occasion we based sauces were needed ping sauce for everything and use of fresh ingredi- entrance is surrounded by men were transported to wanted the full dining ex- to enhance this dish. It on her plate. ents. We could tell she was flower planters featuring the hotel from the train perience. Appies, entrées was served with a side of Her husband, original- as passionate about food multi-coloured perennials. station by horse and bug- and dessert. My husband dressed field greens and a ly torn between the duck as we were, which resulted Upon entering Hogan’s, gy where they would set and I, who both love a good wedge of lemon. We picked confit/duck foie gras duo, in a superior product. “I we were greeted immedi- up their displays and sell Caesar salad and don’t at it eagerly, and nothing and the Ontario pickerel can taste the love in your ately and seated next to their wares to local trades- share well, decided to get was wasted. or Atlantic salmon, cut the food,” I remember saying. a massive window which men. our own salads. My friend The tomato salad was a difference and ordered the Chris came to see us looked out onto a beauti- A race track behind the and her husband were bright array of farm-fresh fully landscaped court- hotel, and the dance hall split between the fresh to- tomato slices. Crumbled yard. beside Hogan’s ensured mato salad, the squid and chevre, fresh basil, angled Already, I was taken there was always a lot of the jumbo sea scallops. So English cucumbers and with the charm of the prop- traffic through the hotel we ordered it all. red onions completed both erty and appreciated the which contained a tap Our appetizers arrived a delicious salad, and a modern decor with a nod room which stands today, as our appetites kicked-in stunning visual effect. An to days gone by. I noticed “The Hunt Pub.” and we were pleasantly aged balsamic reduction the music – a fusion of “Quality live enter- surprised with the portion kissed the dish, and my hits from the ‘50s and ‘60s, tainment on weekends in size. friend ate every bite. sung in French – and the a delightful original set- The lettuce in our sal- The jumbo sea scallops references to King Town- ting of natural stone ac- ads was fresh and hand were served on a bed of ship, in the form of origi- cented with leather and torn. The dressing was corn succotash and fin- nal art pieces, both sculp- oak recalls the spirit of homemade and had the ished with a corn truffle ture and paintings, with uncomplicated times long perfect balance of ingre- puree. They were expertly an equestrian feel. I also ago. With dining and qual- dients. The acid, probably cooked – soft in the centre noticed the clean white ity unmatched in York Re- lemon juice, paired nicely with a perfect sear on the table linens, long stemmed gion, a strong commitment with the anchovies and outside. wine glasses, folded linen to serving local produce garlic and the homemade For our entrées, we napkins, stained glass and an enduring sense of garlic crostini and shaved again tore the menu apart. half chicken coq au vin. out. We told him that the windows, bronze statues warm hospitality, Hogan’s aged parmesan cheese My husband had a 7-ounce The skin was served per- delicious food, and classic and blue carpeting. If the today, as it did more than completed the aesthetic. beef tenderloin ordered fectly crispy and golden French menu, combined food was as tasteful as the 160 years ago, remains a The surprise was finding a medium (although I nor- brown on this all-time with the warm atmo- decor, then I knew we were testament to the spirit of delicious mouthful of duck mally disagree with a meat favorite poultry dish. sphere and the expert (yet in for an amazing dining King Township,” read the confit (leg of duck cooked temperature above rare, Topped with fresh field unintrusive) service we’d experience. menu. in its own rendered fat), as I had to admit his steak mushrooms, rendered had, had all led to a great was cooked perfectly). We pancetta and caramelized night out. learned from our server onions, the plate was ele- My foodie friends and I that Hogan’s Inn uses nat- gant and delicious. Golden promised to return again urally raised animals for potatoes and seasonal veg- and again. almost all of their protein etables were neatly tucked Hogan’s Inn is located dishes. The Angus beef under the generously sized in King Township at 12998 tenderloin was naturally portion of this naturally Keele Street. The Dining raised on a Mennonite raised, free run, organic- Room is open daily for farm close to Orangeville, fed bird. The red wine re- lunch and dinner from 12 and supplied by Brooker’s duction sauce was a bril- noon; and the Hunt Pub Natural Meats. The taste liant finish. is open Tuesday to Satur- and quality of a 100 per When we do return to day from 4 p.m. until close. cent grass fed animal that Hogan’s Inn, we certainly Sunday brunch is offered has never had an antibi- will be sharing what ap- every Sunday from 11 a.m. otic, hormone or steroid pears to be the star of the to 3 p.m. for $28 per person injection, was superb! menu, and what most con- for an unlimited, full-ser- Cast iron seared (very sider the epitome of haute- vice experience. Children traditional French style), cuisine; the Chateaubri- 12 and under pay their age. this steak never saw an and for two. Unfortunately, Book your reservation open flame, resulting in a the restaurant had already by calling 905 833-5311 or perfect sear with nowhere sold out of the centre-cut online at hogansinn.com/ for the juices to go but in. piece of the prized tender- reservation. Follow them His steak was served with loin, so make sure you call on Twitter @HogansInn. 12 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, August 29, 2013 Half a century of keeping King green By Mark Pavilons top priority. Many people up for the Sept. 7 bulb sale are just too tired and too and competition at the Ket- “I cultivate my garden, busy to commit to a group tleby Fall Fair. and my garden cultivates like the society. Two more guest speak- me.” – Robert Brault Downey observed it’s ers remain and the group a case where people of wraps up its season with Horticultural societies a certain age have more its AGM and potluck din- are much more than col- time. The empty nesters ner Nov. 25. lections of enthusiastic can devote more energy to Growth in King is en- gardeners. gardening. couraging, as far as the so- In the case of the Noble- But Socol, who has her ciety goes. Many newcom- ton and King City Horti- own landscaping business, ers will have their gardens cultural Society, it’s been said more couples are in great shape by 2015 and part of the social fabric for showing an interest, and the society hopes to tap more than half a century, want to learn how to do it into that resource. an imbedded cultural en- themselves. Given the cost The best horticultural tity with very long roots. of landscaping, it comes experts, and the best com- The Nobleton & District down to practicality and munity resources, are the Horticultural Society blos- once you’re bitten by the members of horticultural somed in late 1957, formed gardening bug, it becomes societies. Many are also by members of the nearby Barb Downey and Deborah Socol help lead the Nobleton and King City Horticultural a love, a pursuit. diehard volunteers and in Woodbridge branch. While Society. Photo by Mark Pavilons While the society is Socol’s case, she simply the Schomberg Horticul- most active from March loves community service. tural Society was already second term of president ages visitors from Toronto speaks about the society’s through November, mem- Just as nature doesn’t established, it seemed giv- of the society and her and south of the border work. bers are continually rest, members of the soci- en King’s large geographic persistent, roll-up-your- to take in the garden tour. Society past-president planning and organizing ety are busy maintaining, expanse, another society sleeves approach has so- The tours draw a great Barb Downey said knowl- events, tours, guest speak- preserving, and searching was warranted. lidifi ed the group’s work many from surrounding edgeable members really ers, and attending meet- for new projects. By January 1958 the across the Township. areas, particularly Bolton make an organization, and ings. The society currently group had 50 members and The society hosted neighbours to the west. there’s no shortage of ex- The Nobleton and King maintains gardens at the was taking on new life in the presidents’ event in Being raised on a large, pertise in this society. City society is known for four corners (King and King. Made up mostly of Nobleton back in 2008, an self-suffi cient farm in Vir- While gardening re- making its appearance at Keele), Wellesley Park, local farm families, mem- honour/duty that comes ginia, Socol is no stranger mains as a very popular the well attended Victoria King City arena, King bership rose steadily in around once every 17 to a solid work ethic. When pastime around the world, Day celebration in Noble- City Seniors’ Centre, those early days, bringing years. In 2008, the society she became involved in the today’s families are un- ton, where perennials are Cherry Park in Nobleton the community together. also hosted the district local society, she admitted der a great deal of time often front and centre. and memorial trees at Hill The society held plant and meeting at Seneca College. she wasn’t up to speed on constraints and respon- Guest speakers have to Farm Park. Working with bake sales and its mem- The annual garden tour, horticultural intricacies, sibilities. Downey noted be fresh and interesting King Township staff and bers shared tips and advice which has been taking but she “buckled down the community is growing and securing host proper- helping to coordinate ef- about plants and gardens. place each year since 1997, and did it,” learning ev- and changing and people ties for the garden tour is forts, the society is helping The society reached its keeps visitors and par- erything she could. Today, are prioritizing just where laborious. There are many to green parts of King. peak of 181 members in ticipants in awe of King’s it’s part of her very soul. to put their free time. With hidden treasures in King For more call Socol at 1966. residential bounty. Socol, a Her excitement and enthu- work and family commit- yet to be explored. 905-833-4375 or visit www. Deborah Socol is in her native of Virginia, encour- siasm is evident when she ments, gardening is not a The society is gearing altfl ora.com/nobleton.

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Husky bantams earn spot in championship ﬁ nal

By Wayne Rudnitski gan Grammenz doubled to bring in most swung out of his shoes, but superb defensive plays by tracking VP-KTBA Nathaniel Bannister and Vaughan unfortunately they couldn’t get the down some pop fl ies. robbed Joseph Carvalho of a big hit runs they needed and lost the game Since the “double knock-out” for- Many KTBA baseball teams con- by making a great catch. Vaughan 9-7. With this loss, Omnivex is out mat is in-place, and with only one cluded successful seasons recently managed to take the lead in the bot- of the playoffs. loss in the season, the Husky Cobras – including the Omnivex Senior tom by scoring three runs. Despite coming up short in the are still alive. They played Monday Rookie King Cobras as outlined Omnivex rallied back in the sec- playoffs, Omnivex did extremely at the Sports Village in Vaughan below – with lengthy and exciting ond by scoring fi ve runs. Daniel well. All the players played their (results unavailable at press time). playoff runs that ended just short of Sansone, Sean Gunnip, Massimo hardest and left everything they a championship last week. Amodio, Brandon Petrova, and Na- had on the diamond. The players KTBA Player of The Husky bantam King Co- thaniel Bannister all got big hits have improved a lot since the start the Week Honours bras have earned the right for a and all scored. In the bottom of the of the season, and more importantly one-game, winner-take-all match second, however, Omnivex showed they all had fun. The KTBA Player of the Week against rival Vaughan for both good defence and only allowed The success this team had this honours go to Junior Ritter of the bragging rights until next year and Vaughan to score three runs. season would not be possible if not Husky King Cobras bantam team. the right to take home the hard- Inning three wasn’t Omnivex’s for the great dedication and com- Ritter did his best to keep the Hus- ware. We wish the Husky team all greatest, as only William Swanson mitment of the coaches. So thank ky dream season alive – driving in the best in their quest for the cham- and Jeffery Long managed to get you Corie Bannister, David Swan- half the teams runs and turning in pionship. on base and only Swanson scored. son, Gino Amodio, and John Car- some awesome defence. While Hus- However, in the bottom half, Ban- valho for a great season, and a job ky may have lost their fi rst game Senior Rookie playoffs nister showed good defence as he well done. All the players did very of the season, they made it to the scooped up two grounders and hus- well and we are proud of all of them. championship fi nal where Ritter On Aug. 19, Omnivex King Co- tled back to fi rst to get two outs. Thanks for a great season! and company will seek to take home bras took a trip to Routley Park to However Vaughan still managed to the big prize! face Vaughan’s Ontario Trillium in get three runs and take the lead 9-7. the third round of the playoffs. In their last at bat, Omnivex gave Bantam playoffs In the fi rst inning Omnivex only it everything they had. Tyler Oletic On August 19, at Sports Village managed to score one run when Bro- got a base hit, Tanner Budway al- NHL Alumni Diamond, the Husky King Cobras lost their fi rst game to long-time o er online Vaughan rival Krcmar 5-4. Faces from King Coach David Long commented: “As we expected, the game against mentorship Team Krcmar was a tough battle, The NHL Alumni has announced and every swing of the bat, and ev- its BreakAway Global Mentorship Pro- ery base runner, became a potential gram that will consist of both success- difference maker.” ful NHL alumni as well as “Industry The Cobras struggled in the early Leader Friends” of the NHL Alumni, part of the game with dormant bats who will impact and provide support allowing MacDonald, Costanzo, Di and guidance to Mentees-retired NHL Carlo and Cooney to plate the only players. four runs of the game. Slugger Rit- The common goal of this career development community is to support ter contributed to half the runs and enhance alumni in their career when he lined up a powerful two self-management processes. Through base hit earning him two RBIs and providing expertise regarding careers loud accolades from the dugout and as well as building connections and Husky fans in the bleachers! potential short term job shadowing in It looked like the beginning of a their geographic area, mentors will be comeback for Team Husky but the sharing their experience and shedding clock was not in their favour. Coach some light with NHL Alumni who will A blast from the past... Long agreed. “If the time limit had be transitioning from the game they not halted the game, I think we had know to a new career they are unsure started a turn-around and might of. Past NHL players possess a wide va- Is this you? have taken the game.” riety of transferable skills, but often Pitchers MacDonald and Pigna- require an opportunity to apply those Contact us to claim your prize! taro showed excellent command of skills fi rst hand in a corporate or trades their pitches, pounding the strike work experience. Life after hockey is a zone, and pulled off two shutout in- time to feel empowered and discover nings providing an opportunity for passion for another fi eld and fl ourish in Husky to plate some runs. that fi eld. The mentorship program is King Weekly Sentinel Shortstop French made a spectac- an opportunity to benefi t from experi- ular line drive catch, while pitchers ences in the working world, both theo- Call us at 905-857-6626 or Pignataro and Long made clothes- retically and hands on. email [email protected] line throws to Galt and Costanzo on For more information visit www.nh- fi rst. Clooney and Ritter turned in labreakaway.net. Thursday, August 29, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 15 King United Soccer Club wraps up house league season

King United Soccer Club held its last weekend of soccer for its house league and intertown teams this past weekend. They held tourna- ments, awards ceremonies, volunteer appreciation, a BBQ and dunk tank at Eva L Denis Park. Some young players showed o their skills in front of their family and friends on Sunday. Samantha Kastner, Niamh Hopkins and Juliana Grignano (top right) from the King City Lemonade U8 team took a break from soccer and enjoyed a hot dog on Sunday. Juliana Colafranceschi, Mikayla Racco and Alessia Racco (right) sold handmade bracelets with all proceeds going to the King United 2001 girls rep team.

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claUsen: donna isabel. cRane: george henry. (Janu- thomson, Jean isobel. ary 21, 1929 - August 21, 2013), Passed away at Brampton Civic In loving memory of our dear (Retired Fire Chief, Schomberg Hospital on Sunday, August 25, mum who passed away August CAREER POSITIONS Volunteer Fire Department, Sec- IT Manager 2013, Donna Isabel Cairns, at 29th, 2012. the age of 56 years. Donna is ond of Four Generations of Vol- • manage, plan, and direct IT for 5 survived by Detlef Clausen, her unteer Firefighters, Schomberg the depths of sorrow we can- manufacturing plants son Shane, and her grandchil- Minor Hockey, One of the Found- not tell, ing members of the Schomberg • some CDN & US travel dren Dylan and Caius. She is of one we loved so well, the daughter of Muriel and the Cougars, Member of Schomberg While she sleeps a peaceful • requires extensive knowledge of late Ronald Cairns. Donna was Union Cemetery Board, Trustee sleep, Manufacturing & SQL the rock to many friends; always for the Police Village of Schom- berg, Outdoorsman, Avid Curler). • reports to clients, executive team, and there to talk or listen. She will her memory we shall always forever be remembered. Crema- Peacefully at Aurora Resthaven keep. Metcalf, John “Jack” Vincent internal staff tion has taken place. Interment on Wednesday August 21st, Boyd (July 19, 1951-August 12, Sadly missed by Lorne, Anne & of cremated remains will be held 2013. George Crane, at 84 years • some complex manufacturing issues 2013) It is with great sadness to family, Doug & Terry, Scott, Linda in St. Thomas Cemetery, Brace- of age, beloved husband of announce the passing of a loving & family. C35 bridge on Saturday, September Blanche (Watson). Loving father husband, father, son, brother, Millwrights, Plastic or Metal experience 7 at 1:30 p.m. Arrangements by of Jan (Steve) Diplock, Connie uncle and friend. John Vincent Egan Funeral Home, Bolton (905- (Glen) Hughes, and Ken (Cathy). 710 caRd oF thanks Machine Operators...Saws, polishers, buffers, Boyd Metcalf, 62, of Alliston, On- 857-2213). Condolences for the Sadly missed by his grandchil- tario said goodbye with his family $14.00/ hr. family may be offered at www. dren; Julie (Corey), Amy (Ken), by his side on August 12, 2013. SPECIAL THANKS TO Linda CNC / Water Jet Operators...All Shifts EganFuneralHome.com C35 Joel, Ryan (Jamie), Randy (Katie) John is survived by his wife, Lau- Metcalf & Diane Kitchen for all the and his great-grandchild Aiden. help in the last month of Jackie’s AutoCAD Programmers rie-Anne Metcalf and his seven Predeceased by his grandson children. Cherished father of Chris life. Uncle Clarence & Aunt Betty Heavy Construction - Estimator, Auditor Scott. Dear brother of the late (Boyd) B35 Packers – all shifts (Dawn), Brian (Samantha), Angela Albert and Marjorie. Rested at (Lawrence), stepfather of Justin Rod Abrams Funeral Home, Certified Forklift Operators RememBeR yoUR (Stephanie), Matthew (Janelle), 1666 Tottenham Road, Totten- 804 seRVices

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Sept. 7 com B35 510 domestic 2013 at the Schomberg Anglican specializing in 612 aUctions / Flea maRkets sidWell: Francis James cleaning Church at 11:00 am. high-quality masonry, (Frank). November 9, 1924 - Au- and natural stone HOUSE CLEANING BY Lucy, gust 11, 2013. Peacefully at home with references. Call 905-775- 30 FORD TRACTORS, TRUCK, after a courageous battle with Got masonry needs? 6629. tfnb LUMBER & EQUIP. cancer, Frank James Sidwell, We do it all. HOUSEKEEPING SERVICES. Kleinburg, in his 89th year, be- parging References available. Reason- AUCTION SALE loved husband of Dora Sidwell. repointing able rates. Call Diane 905-939- FOR FRED LEWIS Cherished father of Shauna and brick & block work 8920 B34-35 CORNER OF GEORGE JOHNSTON RD. Iain Quarrington, Jacqueline and mortar colour matching & SEADON RD. Chris Zierer. Loving grandfa- brick tinting 602 aRticles ther of Justin and Adam Quar- wall openings & closures Directions: From Minesing come 6 km rington. The family wish to thank FoR sale chimneys south on Simcoe Cty. Rd 28 (George the dedication of his caregivers window sill replacement JEWELLERY SHOWS. How Johnston Rd) (approx 10 km NW of Barrie) Sherwyn and Myla. The family fireplaces would you like to have a great received their friends at the Egan afternoon or evening with all of MONDAY SEPT 2ND AT 10 AM Funeral Home, 203 Queen Street stone walls & flatwork your friends and be able to obtain Sale offers 30 plus Ford Tractors 1929 S., Bolton, Wednesday, August cultured stone the most current, beautiful fash- A autotrac (res); 1940 9N (res) 53NA A POWELL, Marilyn Collette (Scout 28 from noon until time of fu- glass block ion jewellery for free? Or maybe (res); 61 Fordson (res); 62-6000 (red & Leader and Counselor for 40 years) neral service in the chapel at one historical restoration you would like to earn some extra grey) (res); Commander 6000; (2) Ford- Passed away peacefully, surrounded o’clock. 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The fol- forward to speaking with need a ride, call the church to school (and probably the try Market, we will enjoy lowing week, Sept. 8, Sun- you and welcoming new at 905-833-2325. We have a week after too since it’s The King City Seniors a hot lunch including des- day school will be starting neighbours. ramp on request to accom- the long weekend)! Centre Travel Club re- sert, tea and coffee. In the up again along with nurs- Prayer is key! Prayer modate accessibility. We’re We will also be missing minds all members that afternoon we will go to the ery care and our welcome takes place before the wor- located at 13190 Keele some of our teenagers who tickets are available for McIntyre Theatre at Mo- back BBQ is scheduled ship service on Sunday Street, two blocks north have headed off to univer- the following upcoming hawk College for a mati- for Sept. 15, following our mornings at 9:45 a.m. and of King Road. 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Read us online at www.newspapers-online/king 22 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, August 29, 2013 Councillors contend location not right for banquet facility From Page 2 hensive. “I think it looks know when is the right coming up in 2015. “It’s important that it fi ts into ni said he was outraged at all the criteria recom- time to promote the 400 not for one municipal- our community and this at the suggestion to work Greg Locke, represent- mended for the Oak Ridg- corridor. I think this mat- ity to make a decision. I doesn’t fi t.” with the applicant. ing Concerned Citizens es Moraine and that’s ter should be referred think it would be entirely Councillor Linda “I fi nd it very hypo- of King Township said how staff have come up back for further nego- inappropriate for us to do Pabst said the project is critical especially when the proposed use doesn’t with a conclusion.” tiation. If the proponent that. As a municipality not the problem, it’s the without common courte- fi t on the property. Councillor Debbie will propose a project on the moraine it is our location. sy, without even a phone “We would have a very Schaefer said she sup- and it will fulfi ll all the job is to be implementing “Maybe the 400 and call, they go to the OMB,” diffi cult time trying to ra- ported the report. conditions we impose on the conservation plan as King Road might be a bet- said Pellegrini. “ We don’t tionalize this use on this “This is not the right them we should consider it is, not changing it. I ter location for this,” said conduct business in that property,” said Locke. “This place for this,” she said. it. To save us money and think that’s a very dan- Pabst. manner in King Town- is something that is clearly Councillor Peter Gran- time there should be fur- gerous path to go down She said she hoped ship. Then you come not a permitted use.” dilli was not completely ther negotiation.” and I will not be support- council would make a here and say you want to Councillors shared pleased with the report. Schaefer disagreed. ing it.” unanimous decision on sit down with us and see the concerns of the resi- “As you all know, I “We need to keep in Cober pointed out that the matter in order to where we can go? You dents. am pro development,” mind that we are talking there are many areas in present a unifi ed front at shut the door on that.” “We recognize there said Grandilli. “I do like about a decision about a the township that are the OMB. Councillor Avia Eek are many layers to this development on the cor- permitted use on the Oak suitable for economic de- “I hope we can have asked for a recorded vote application – it’s like an ridors, it’s the only thing Ridges Moraine – and a velopment, but this is not a majority vote and get on the matter. A motion onion,” said Council- left that we can develop in banquet hall is not,” she one of them. council support,” said was made to approve the lor Bill Cober, adding the future. This project is said, adding the legisla- “To be open for busi- Pabst. “It would send a staff recommendations. the staff report is well a good project, maybe it’s tion is a provincial docu- ness the glove must fi t,” strong message.” The motion carried presented and compre- just premature. I do not ment and the review is said Cober. “It is very Mayor Steve Pellegri- unanimously. KING SERVICE DIRECTORY Who Does What In Our Community

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