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Photo by Wendy Gabrek helPinG kids understand Why tottenham is Great – Chris Ross, Ward 8 Councillor for the Town of New Tecumseth and a consultant with Investors Group, proudly sponsored the Tottenham Steam home game and visit to Tottenham Public School last week. Through Ross’ contribu- tion, students at TPS were able to meet with Jr. ‘A’ hockey players, listen to their personal stories and get autographs signed. It was a great experience for students who got to hear why these world-class athletes chose Tottenham to further their hockey careers. Ross was also on hand at the opening ceremonies Saturday night at the Tottenham Community & Fitness Centre – home ice for the Steam – to listen to members of the TPS Choir sing the Canadian national anthem and to drop the puck.
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PhoToS By Wendy GaBrek Members of the Jr. ‘A’ Tottenham Steam hockey team wait to be introduced to students at Tottenham Public School last Friday, January 23rd.
By Wendy GaBrek by Chris Ross of Investors ada and the United States, ceive autographs and speak sponsor, Chris Ross all par- with only seconds left in the Tottenham Steam Hockey Group. along with Russia, Austria, in person with the players. ticipated in the puck drop as game added to the energy of Players paid a visit to Tot- The students had an op- Slovakia, Belgium and Ja- Free tickets were given to part of the opening ceremo- the night. Next home game tenham Public School (TPS) portunity to hear from the pan. the entire school to attend the nies. is Saturday January 31st on Friday January 23rd for a hockey players who have The TPS students excite- Saturday night home game Again, unprecedented 7:30 p.m. puck drop. Anoth- special Meet and Greet with come from close to home ment for the players was on January 24th against the standing room only at the er school sponsored event, the Jr. ‘A’ team, sponsored and abroad, including Can- hard to contain. They had a Bradford Bulls. Tottenham Community and with Tecumseth South Cen- chance to ask questions and TPS school choir sang our Fitness Centre! The Totten- tral School receiving free learn more about the Greater National Anthem. Principal ham Steam did not disap- tickets compliments of Matt Metro Hockey League and Mrs. Nixon and students, point their TPS fans with a Hastings, an Alumni of Tec their hockey players. Later Rachel Dasek and Jax Par- 6–2 win against the Brad- South and now a local Real the students were able to re- sons and Adopt a School ford Bulls. The penalty shot Estate agent with Coldwell Banker Ronan Realty. Come early to get your seat to watch the current top seed in the South Division verse South Muskoka Shield. 18 Robb Blvd. Unit 3 For sponsorship oppor- Water Softener and Orangeville, ON tunities, contact Colleen Toonie Days Rideout at colleen@steam- Drinking Water Specialists hockey.ca or visit http:// October 1st until steamhockey.ca/index.html * October 31st SAVE 25% to follow the Tottenham Steam schedule. ON ALL HOME Tuesday-Friday FILTRATION 10:00 AM until 6:00 PM TIME SENSITIVE MATERIAL EQUIPMENT Saturday PLEASE RETURN PROOFED 10:00 AM until 4:30 PM WITHIN AN HOUR OF Rent or Purchase McGUIRE Free Diagnosis of existing water systems Buy 2 or More and RECEIPT, Choose from FENCING *Some conditions apply LIMITED THANK YOU 64,000 Books • Specializing in Farms Proofed and $2.00 each • All Styles of Fencing approved by ...... • Installed & Repaired Date: Aug 30/04 416-798-7675 Some Restrictions apply 705-435-2770 www.cedarspringswater.ca | [email protected] Date of insertion 519-941-3763 RR 1, EGBERT, ONT. L0L 1N0 Sept 1, 8, 15, 22, 29/04 Sales Rep.: Annette BRTT KTS K IS K CC OC K SFP K GVS K Set by: JRC McGuire Fencing 1x30 The TIMES – January 29, 2015 – Page 3 Tax rate to increase by 1.24% in 2015 By Wendy GaBrek 2014) staff ($67,000) was reopened The 2015 Budget will be • $11,000 was removed for discussion but will re- passed at the February 9th from the proposed 2015 BIA main Committee of the Whole, at budgets for Alliston and Bee- • An organizational/effi- $25,531,659, or a $418,145 ton–Tottenham (that would ciency review to deal with increase over 2014, based on be used to offset wages) how issues are brought for- decisions made by council. • Improvements to the ward through growth/change This budget represents a Tottenham splash pad (roof was approved 1.24% net levy increase for over seating area) approved • $27,000 grant to pay the ratepayers – the lowest in- at $5,000 rent at Matthews House, lo- crease in years. • $85,000 budget for im- cation2 Kingsmere, for 2015 Based on an average home provements to sports play- was approved in New Tecumseth, the mu- fields approved • $12,500 for the installa- nicipal portion of your 2015 • $3,500 in security up- tion of a roof over the wheel- tax bill will be $3348.92, up grades for administration chair ramp entrance at the just $41.50 over 2014. building approved (in ad- Alliston Memorial Arena Mayor Rick Milne con- dition to the previously was approved gratulated the Director of approved carry forward • The redevelopment of the Finance, Mark Sirr, for his amount of $13,000) Parks, Recreation & Culture hard work, as well as staff • Paving the 9th Line was Master Plan, worth $61,000, and council as budget dis- not approved was turned down To thrive, a farm also needs cussions came to a close on • Paving the 15th Sideroad • $4,800 for new micro- Monday afternoon. from the 3rd Line to the 8th phones for second row staff the right financial conditions. Some of the items dis- Line was not approved seating in council chambers cussed on Monday included: • $16,000 for the paving of was approved • $100,000 was approved the walking trail on Albert • A grant for CLASS in for grants and donations Street was approved the amount of $10,000 was in Art & Culture (same as • COLA increases for town turned down
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Anna-Beth Donald Relationship Manager Mount Forest 519-261-1002 PhoTo By Wendy GaBrek [email protected] have one, leave one – Diane Lavign, a life-long resident of Tottenham, stands beside a light standard by the Tottenham post office with a variety of scarves that are up for grabs. The “need one take one, have one leave one” idea came to Lavign after seeing something similar Tammy Fischer organized in Orangeville. In initiative is intended to help those in need during the cold months. Account Manager More details can be found on Facebook on the ‘Tottenham Free Stuff’ page. “I hope people Hanover will make use of this and stay warm this winter,” Lavign told 519-364-7816 The Times. [email protected]
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All business plans are to be submitted to Nottawasaga Futures by February 28th, 2015. AMERICAN SNIPER Friday & Saturday 2:00 & 8:00 Sunday - Thursday 7:30 Visit a branch or with a 1:30 Matinee tdcanadatrust.com/agriculture Tuesday & Wednesday CIRCLE THEATRE GALA Sat., Feb. 7, 7:30 Tickets $25 ® The TD logo and other trade-marks are the property of The Toronto-Dominion Bank. www.circletheatre.ca Page 4 – January 29, 2015 – The TIMES SIMCOE-YORK Trail completion important to residents PRINTING & Dear editor: to see that not one foot of other farmers along the trail The stretch from there to we have the opportunity to It was very encouraging to trail was constructed the rest have been proven, on the the 14th Line can easily be extend this treasure right PUBLISHING observe the council on Mon- of that year. other 2000 miles of trail, not walked. It is 1 – 1 1/2 miles. through the town. LIMITED day, January 19th, decide There are two significant to be problems. There are two or three bridg- I commend council for de- to continue to develop the issues that make the process It is possible that some es over water. At some times ciding to continue the trail. Publisher of the Trans Canada Trail through difficult: WD Potato and councillors may have nev- of the year, the trail is bor- I hope that the few people the town. the bison farm. Reasonable er been on the trail. They dered on both sides by beau- who have tried so hard to The Times King Weekly Sentinel In the spring of 2014, people, with a reasonable wouldn’t know why we are tiful wild flowers. stop this from happening council passed a motion and amount of goodwill on both so passionate about it. If you are a councillor and will reconsider and try to ap- 34 Main Street, West committed to developing the sides, should be able to re- The trail crosses Hwy. 89 have never been on the trail, preciate what a great oppor- P.O. Box 310 trail through the town. solve these issues. just west of Hwy. 27. There I encourage you to go and tunity the town has. Beeton, ON L0G 1A0 It was very disappointing The concerns expressed by is lots of parking in the area. see how beautiful it is. And, Rob Kirkpatrick, Tottenham 905-729-2287 Toll Free: 1-888-559-2287 Fax: 905-729-2541 The incredible people and place in Canada’s North www.newtectimes.com Dear editor: To connect with Northern- tremendous opportunities ter than most that problems cannot access basic neces- www.facebook.com/newtectimes Prime Minister Stephen ers, this winter I traveled to for sustainable economic aren’t solved by pointing sities. The failure of the fed- Harper likes to portray the the Northwest Territories growth. fingers and highlighting dif- eral government’s Nutrition General Manager showcase Canada’s North and Nunavut with my eldest Achieving that potential ferences. They are solved by North Program to make nu- ALAN CLARIDGE as a big empty place that son Xavier, like my father depends on federal willing- people working together. tritional food more acces- we need to protect, but this did with me thirty years ago. ness to work collaboratively The North needs a part- sible in these communities is Vice President place is filled with people I wanted to experience the with the North. In the only ner in Ottawa to invest in simply unacceptable. It must Sales, Marketing, who lived here for millen- very real challenges North- part of the country where their people, infrastructure be rebuilt. Business Development KARIN ROSSI nia—and whose voices are erners face on a day-to-day legislatures work by consen- and research in order to en- As a Southerner, the first not being heard in Ottawa. basis and see for myself the sus, people here know bet- sure this growth is realized. time you come to the North Indigenous peoples and all you’re impressed with the Editorial Northerners support respon- weather, the land and the Editor Thank you for your support of sible development, but also sheer scale. But more than WENDY GABREK know that it needs to be done that, you will be impressed [email protected] right—and that’s where by the people: their warmth, the local women’s shelter most Canadians are too. their strength and their re- Reporters Dear editor: our shelter and the families that we support. Brian Lockhart, Sports Unlike the past, we all now silience. That spirit was Once again, the Board of Directors, em- A thank you may not ever be enough, so recognize that major devel- embodied in the Inuvik Sun- ployees and most importantly the families we leave you with this gift of perspective. opments need social license rise Festival that Xav and I Advertising supported by My Sister’s Place would like Your support gave women the opportunity to and environmental responsi- attended, which celebrates to take this opportunity to thank our com- provide a Christmas for themselves and their Sales Reps bility. Consultation and part- the return of sunrise after 30 ANNETTE DERRAUGH munity of donors for the unwavering and children that was not filled with violence and nership, particularly with In- days of mid-winter darkness. [email protected] overwhelming dedication this holiday sea- abuse, but rather with full bellies, joy from digenous people, must be at Sovereignty in the North son. Our call for help was met by individu- opening and watching their children open the centre of any plans. doesn’t just come from de- Heather Erwin als, families, businesses, social services and presents and the independence to make their In the North, the cost of fence spending and coast sports groups without fail. As a result of your own choices with gift cards. This Christmas many basic goods is stagger- guard ships, it comes generous response, we were able to supply and year round, your donations matter and ing, compared to the South. through the Canadians who Classifieds food, presents and gift cards to over 116 fam- they inspire hope. I had honest conversations live here, and who have al- [email protected] ilies who turned to us for help. It is our pleasure to continue to offer our with folks at the Qayuqtu- ways been here. We would like to acknowledge the hard much needed services to the South Simcoe vik Society soup kitchen in Justin Trudeau Composing work of Amanda Smug and The Alliston County communities. Please visit our web- Iqaluit about the reality fac- Leader of the Liberal Graphic Designer Herald staff for making the ‘Family Sponsor- site for more information about My Sisters ing many Northerners who Party of Canada Lisa Clendening ship’ administration process so streamlined Place at www.mysistersplace.ca and ‘Like’ and so much easier to distribute. We appreci- us on Facebook. Business ate all of your help. We would also like to acknowledge the wonderful fundraising the Deborah Herrington, Terry Muscat community did on their own to provide for Executive Director Mary Speck
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We acknowledge the financial support of We had a very poor turnout to book an appointment in the Government of Canada, through the at our December clinic at the December in the first place Canadian Periodical Fund (CPF) toward our mailing costs. Tottenham Community Cen- and continue to share their tre, coming away with only vitality by rolling up their 58 units of blood (our target sleeves to save the life of a was 77). As a result, appoint- hospital patient in need. ment bookings remain low On the plus side, our clinic for this February clinic. We on Saturday, January 10th Member have approximately 40 open over-collected by 10 units, CCNA appointments. and we came away with 53 We understand that life units of blood (on a target of gets busy, but it is our 43) and we’d like to thank all hope that donors will re- those Life-Savers who came The TIMES – January 29, 2015 – Page 5 Thank you volunteer Wilson reminds motorists to move knitters Dear editor: over for emergency vehicles St. Catherine of Alexandria Catholic Church would like ex- tend a heartfelt thank you to all those who donated their long Simcoe-Grey MPP Jim well.” lance vehicle stopped with safe,” continued Wilson. hours of labour knitting hats, mittens, and slippers for our tree of Wilson wants to increase According to the OPPA, its red lights fl ashing in the “Emergency service work- warmth. The items were distributed to the Hub in Bradford, local public awareness of the fi ve members of their As- same direction of travel, ei- ers devote their lives to our families in need, and to The Salvation Army. With your help, we “Move Over” campaign sociation have been killed ther in a lane or on the shoul- well-being. This is the least put a smile on a lot of deserving people. launched by the Ontario in roadside accidents since der of the road, to slow down we can do in the interest of God Bless, Donna Provincial Police Associa- 1989. Last winter many and pass with caution. If the public safety.” tion (OPPA) last month. The people were hurt and dozens road has two or more lanes Slow down and help campaign focuses on the hu- of OPP cruisers were either the motorist must move over Dear editor: man cost associated with ve- damaged or destroyed af- into another lane, if it can be I usually write about wildlife. However on January 3rd, when hicles failing to slow down ter being struck by passing done safely. my son and I were en route to Burlington, when something hap- or move over for stopped motorists. The OPPA has “I would like to take this pened that horrifi ed us to no end. Whatever happened to human emergency vehicles. produced two three minute opportunity to thank the compassion? We sat at the lights as we were waiting to make “It’s crucial that motorists videos to show the human policing community for a left onto the 400 southbound ramp on Mapleview. I spotted realize that they must move cost of failing to slow down the work they do every day a beautiful golden lab standing on the hill coming out of the over when approaching an and move over for stopped to keep our communities Walmart plaza area. Confused, no collar. Looking towards the emergency vehicle that is emergency vehicles. Wilson 400. Then my biggest fear, it ran. Weaving in and out of traffi c towards the 400 off ramp full of cars. I couldn’t get out as the stopped,” said Wilson. “It’s has the videos posted on light was green for ongoing traffi c, so much traffi c. I watched worrisome for me to hear his website at www.jimwil- HAGAN TREE SERVICE in horror. The dog ran in front of cars, weaving in and out. Did from the OPPA that after sonmpp.com Est. 1979 PRUNING• PRUNING • PLANTING • PLANTING • REMOVAL • REMOVAL • • STUMPINGSTUMPING anyone get out? No. They swerved around it, honked their horns more than ten years many Ontario’s Highway Traf- AWARD WINNING at it, confused it even more. It was so scared, lost and in trouble. motorists are still unaware fi c Act stipulates as per the TREESLANDSCAPE • SHRUBS DESIGN & • CONSTRUCTION HEDGES I was livid. Three lanes of traffi c on that off ramp and not one of this law that not only Ministry of Transportation FULLY INSURED – CONSULTING person could help. As we got around the corner we pulled over protects emergency service website that when approach- NEW TECUMSETH safely as I wanted to try to help that dog. By that time, somebody BOB HAGAN, I.S.A. 1-905-936-2876 workers, but the public as ing a police, fi re or ambu- CERTIFIED ARBORIST 416-230-3184 fi nally had stopped and a few people were out of their cars. But no dog in sight. Not enough people and not fast enough. Are we all in that much of a hurry you can just pass a life by who is in desperate need of help. A life terrifi ed, lost and confused. Guess what people, if that dog made it to the 400 and you were on it, it could have been your life too. This was a serious emergency X CROSSWORD waiting to happen for more than that poor dog and all people could do is honk at it and swerve around it almost hitting it. I have seen some horrible things involving people and wildlife, PUZZLE NO. 458 but this beats them all. 8. Bird frightener This was not a safe position for us to be in when we turned 9. Pond organism and pulled over on the ramp, people speeding by like we weren’t 10. Horse check there. I got back to the car. We noticed an OPP car was at the end 11. “Sands of ____ Jima” of the ramp by the highway so we headed for him. But another 12. Angelic abode car beat us there with the same thing in mind. That OPP car sped 13. Actress Anita ____ off immediately, but had to go a ways to get turned around. A caring person fi nally came forth and whoever they were, thank 14. Fatigued you. 24. Period of indulgence We continued on with nothing we could do from our point. We 26. Timber tree saw two people stopping cars as we pulled away, obviously look- 28. Run into ing for that gorgeous dog. They looked frantic. They started run- 29. Alligator’s kin ning up the off ramp. Cars just continued on. Heaven forbid. As 30. Assist Billy the Kid, e.g. we got a little further along the highway the OPP car with lights 31. Utensil fl ashing went barreling down the highway towards the scene north bound. Then another. We heard on Rock 95 that something 32. Golden brown was amiss on the 400 south bound but they had no more details. 33. Soreness Never heard anything more. I can only hope the outcome was a 35. Shack good one for all. I have never felt so helpless towards an animal 37. Rectangular pilaster in need. Wrong place at the wrong time for me. I have never ever 39. Moistureless felt so outraged at the behavior of my fellow man. 41. Depend A big thank you to all of those people who fi nally did try to help and to the police that responded so quickly. 42. Muslim ruler To the owners of that dog. I hope and pray for you and your 44. Pluck dog that you got reunited safely. As a pet owner I know we do 45. Ship’s load the best to protect our precious four legged family members. But 46. Coiffure I also know things can happen so very quickly. 49. Delicious Jennifer Howard, Innisfi l 50. Turn 52. Impudent 54. Lyrical poet Copyright © 2008, Penny Press 56. Burrow Church Directory ACROSS 37. Rapidly 74. Choose 58. Appropriate 1. Pawn 38. Down in the dumps 75. Cattle stall 59. Mother of pearl? St. Andrews Presbyterian Church 5. Hog’s pad 40. Obscure place 76. Deal a blow 60. Ajar, in poems 8. Hindu attire 43. Long for 77. Nothing but 128 Main St. W., Beeton 62. Acrid 12. Chop roughly 44. Fort Worth sch. Sun. 10:30 AM Service 78. Bishop’s offi ce 63. Nearby Sunday School Available 15. Look at amorously 47. Attitude 79. Recover 65. Innocent “Come Visit Our Friendly Church” 16. Pedal digit 48. Authorize 80. Night before Christmas 67. Produced offspring Rev. John Hong • 905-729-0055 • www.standrewsbeeton.com 17. Ball of yarn 50. Switch 81. Snatched 68. Teheran money 18. Squeeze 51. Some 82. Be mistaken 70. Roster 19. Slender 52. Request urgently The Mount Tegart Cemetery Board 83. Lazy 71. In a minute 20. River inlet 53. Spotted feline 84. Feminine pronoun 72. Thicken ANNUAL MEETING 21. Exchange allowance 55. Place for shadow 85. Pot bet 73. Toddler 22. Desert garment 57. Outback dog 75. Fraternity letter will be held at 23. Ousting 58. Meager DOWN 76. Chuckling sound Tottenham Lions Room, 25. Beat it 61. Abnormal breathing 1. Retain Tottenham Community Centre 26. State fi rmly 62. Gambling game 2. Certain molding 27. Drill 63. Underground chamber Sunday, February 1, 2015 2:00 p.m. 3. Applaud Solution on page 14 30. Monkey business? 64. Nastase’s game 4. Casino game Election of Officers & Trustees 31. Commencement 66. Mislay 5. Connecting channel All those who are interested in their loved ones’ 34. Curved support 67. Undies item 6. Sheer linen final resting place are encouraged to attend. 36. Firecracker sound 69. Be magnetic 7. Vote in favor Page 6 – January 29, 2015 – The TIMES
Celebrate Family Market shares $4500 with the community Family Literacy Day This year Honda, The Circle Theatre, New Tecumseth Public Library and Next Step are teaming up to offer a con- test for both kids and adults:” Which was better: the book or the movie?” From Harry Potter to Gone Girl, The Hobbit to Still Al- ice, Hollywood loves a good story. But do they do the story justice? We can accept that you can’t fit a whole book into a 90-minute feature film, but do they leave out more than they tell? Do they change the ending? Do the characters look the way they are “supposed to”? Perhaps the movie images add real power to the narra- tive. The pacing of the movie might be far more effective than the book that gets dragged down in details. The movie might give you “just enough” delivered in a spectacular fashion. Whatever your reaction to the book/movie question, we want to hear about it! Submissions need to grab our atten- tion and convince us that you really know your stuff. Don’t be afraid to include details from the book and the movie. Deadline for submissions is January 30th, 2015. Send your answers to: [email protected] or drop them off at The Circle Theatre, Next Step or any branch of the New PhOtOS By WenDy GaBRek Tecumseth library. Remember to include your name, grade the FaMiLy MaRket WOWS aGain – A group of representatives serving several local not-for-profit organizations were and a way to contact you (phone or e-mail). There will also gathered together at the Church of the Evangelists (Tottenham) for a cheque presentation last Thursday evening. Proceeds be a prize for an adult submission. Prizes are generously of the Family Market (a secondhand store that sells gently used clothing and coats from the basement of the church) were donated by Honda, The Circle Theatre and NTPL. distributed to the groups by Cheryl Ritchie, Family Market representative. The Family Market has been serving the community in many ways – volunteer opportunities, distribution of perfectly good clothing, distribution of proceeds – for many years. The Market itself is open on Saturday mornings. Organizations such as Matthews House Hospice, Stevenson Memorial Hospital, Perogie & Rib Dinner My Sister’s Place, Our Town Food Bank, and breakfast programs at local schools (to name a few) benefited from this latest do- nation. Pictured, back row (left to right): Gary Brown, Marc Chantler, Phil Apperly. Second Row: Cheryl Ritchie, Shelia Jaynes, St. Catherine of Alexandria Catholic Church in Bond Marj Duncan, Amber Stevens, Pauline Apperly. Third Row: Rv. Naomi Miller, Angela Boyle, Lori Whittmore. Front Row: Maggie Head will host their famous all-you-can-eat Perogie and Miller. Much valued volunteers at the Family Market not available for the photo: Dorothy Harvey, Trish Moore, Edna Flint, Ellie Rib Dinner with perogies, ribs, sauerkraut, caesar salad, Mulhman, Karen Mallany, Tex Critchlow, Henk Boomhouwer, Sterling Ivany. dessert, tea and coffee on Sunday, February 1, from 5–7 p.m. Tickets are $15 for adults,Are you $7 for a children high 7school to 12, and student in South Simcoe? children six and under are free. Tickets are available at the door. Everyone is invitedDo to attend you the have dinner. a winning business idea? JacobLooking Movie for a way to showcase your talents? St. Andrew Anglican’sWe Movie want of the Month to is hear“JACOB”. from you! A Story of Love – for a Woman, for a Brother, and for God. Sunday, February 1st, 2 p.m. at Circle Theatre, 19 Victoria St. E., Alliston. SuggestedThe donation Nottawasaga is $10 at theFutures door. All Business Plan proceeds go toward St. AndrewCompetition Anglican’s is open outreach to studentsmin- from Angela Boyle of My Sister’s Place, the local women and chil- istries. Grades 9 to 12 at high schools Margand Barber, Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation di- dren’s shelter, accepts an additional gift of mittens and hats rector, accepts the largest one-time donation in The Fam- for shelter residents. Many of the items were hand-made by alternative learning environmentsily Market’s history – a cheque for a $1000. Marg, centre, church members and supporters of The Family Market. Pic- Beefin SouthDinner Simcoe. is pictured here with Church of the Evangelists priest Naomi tured, from left: Angela Boyle, The Snowman with the hats, Miller (right) and The Family Market representative/volunteer mitts and coats, Rev Naomim Miller, Cheryl Ritchie, Maggie Bondhead United Church Beef Dinner and Silent Auc- Cheryl Ritchie. Miller. tion will be held on Saturday,The winner February of the7th fromCompetition 4:30 – will receive 7 p.m. at St. John’s Presbyteriana prestigious Church award Bradford at the(2490 South By Simcoe WenDy GaBRek to Excel Program; Amber Apperly - Christmas Baskets Drive for the Phillipines. Middleton Road). AdultsBusiness $16; children Excellence (6 to 12 Awards yrs) $8. The Family Market at the Stevens - Simcoe Manor - and the Our Town Foodbank; Any pasta would be wel- Contact 905 775-6365 forin moreApril information. 2015. Church of the Evangelists Christmas gifts for residents; Angela Boyle - My Sisters come as well as monetary (Anglican) in Tottenham Marg Barber - Stevenson Place; Gary Brown - Royal donations for powdered OGSFor meeting more information, contact distributed $4500 in cheque Memorial Hospital Foun- Canadian Legion Tottenham milk. The Family Market Martin Kuzma at 1-800-509-7554to local not-for-profit groups dation - Cardiac Monitors; Branch - Veterans assistance is open Saturday mornings Simcoe County Branch, Ontario Genealogical Society last week. Marv Chantler - Mathews as well as Plan Canada. from 9:30 a.m. until 12:30 meets at 2 p.m. Saturday,or February [email protected] 7, at the Church of Jesus Receiving donations were: House Hospice; Lori Whit- The Family Market/ p.m. and the last Thursday of Christ of Latter-day Saints, 79 Ferris Lane, Barrie. All business plans are to be Phil Apperly - Warden, tmore - New Tecumseth Church, located at 99 Queen each month from noon until Topic is Graphology, Another Genealogy Tool presented Church of the Evangelists; Public Library for Pam Street North in Tottenham, 1:30 p.m. during Soup and submitted to Nottawasaga Futures by Jim Commandant. www.simcoebogs.com Maggie Miller - Tottenham Kirkpatrick Branch; Pauline is currently hosting a Pasta Sandwich luncheons. by February 28th, 2015. Public School, Eat Well
STARTING OR EXPANDING A BUSINESS? Nottawasaga Futures can help We provide: • Business Loans up to $150,000 • Business Plan Advisory Services • Access to Resource Materials from our Business Library REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL P15-01 CANINE CONTROL SERVICES Call and ask to speak to our Business Resource Officer 705-435-1540; or 905-775-9119; or 1-800-509-7554 Sealed submissions clearly marked as to content will be received by the undersigned until Nottawasaga Futures provides services to business located in: 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, February 17, 2015 To obtain a copy of the tender in pdf format, contact [email protected] or The Township of Adjala-Tosorontio, Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury, copies are available for download at www.biddingo.com. Township of Essa, Town of Innisfil, and the Town of New Tecumseth The Town reserves the right to select a proponent based on the proposal evaluation. Lori Archibald, Senior Buyer, Town of New Tecumseth 10 Wellington Street East, Alliston, Ontario L9R 1A1 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT WWW.NEWTECUMSETH.CA The TIMES – January 29, 2015 – Page 7 Don’s Heating and Cooling – feel the warmth!
PHOTOS BY WENDY GABREK Don Roper, owner of ‘Don’s Heating & Cooling’ is proud to open his second location in Alliston (beside Canadian Tire). He opened his fl agship store in Orangeville 25 years ago, and has been working in the heating and cooling industry for 38 years.
BY WENDY GABREK Orangeville 30 years ago.” its clients and maintains the Baby it’s cold out there, Roper held a soft opening following showroom hours: but it’s nice and warm at last Saturday with a ribbon Monday – Thursday 10 a.m. Don’s Heating and Cooling cutting marked by the pres- to 6 p.m.; Friday 10 a.m. to 8 in Alliston. ence of town offi cials, but p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 Alliston’s newest busi- he will celebrate his offi cial p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to ness, owned by Don Roper, grand opening this Saturday, 2 p.m. is located beside Canadian January 31st from 10 a.m. “I’m really proud of what Tire and has everything you to 5 p.m. and welcomes the we have here,” said Roper. could ever dream of to make public to stop by. “Our showroom features your house feel like a home “We have lots going on 16 different fi replaces and I Don Roper and his children, Vanessa (far left) and son Terry (far right) help a ribbon cutting – from top of the line barbe- this weekend, it’s going think people will be really ceremony at the Alliston location on Saturday, January 24th. The event was attended by New cues and smokers to patio to be really exciting,” said surprised to see that we’re Tecumseth mayor, Rick Milne, and councillors Michael Beattie and JJ Paul Whiteside. heaters, plus central vacuum Roper. “88.5 The Jewel will much more than heating and systems, fi replaces (gas, be broadcasting live from cooling once they stop by.” wood burning and electric), our location and we have Don uses only trained furnaces and air condition- prizes and draws planned. technicians (no subcontrac- Making ers. We’re also offering no HST tors) and sells top-of-the-line This is a second location on all products and will be products, many that come your house for Don’s, with the original hosting live demos using with a lifetime warranty. location open in Orangeville our barbecues and smokers. Find out more about Don’s feel for more than 25 years. Have you ever seen cinna- by vistting www.donsheatin- “We decided to open a mon buns and cookies baked gandcooling.com or call the like home second location in Alliston on an outdoor smoker (The Alliston location at 705 435- because we already had a Green Egg)? Well you will if 5005. client base here and I love you stop by this Saturday!” Visit Don’s Heating and COME JOIN US FOR OUR this town,” Roper told The Don’s Heating and Cool- Cooling in Alliston and feel Times. “It reminds me of ing offers 24/7 service to the warmth!
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THE WHISTLE STOP Feature Restaurant Valentine’s Mouthwatering delights await you at the FEBRUARY Weekend 13, 14, 15 Love is in the air and Valentine’s Day is your opportunity to renew your love for one another with a romantic evening. From February 13 to 15, the Nottawasa- ga Resort’s decadent Valentine’s Day menu, served in your choice of the intimate Mahog- any Dining Room or newly renovated River- Nottawasaga Resort view Room, offers the perfect recipe for an unforgettable evening for two with a romantic dinner, candlelight, wine and most importantly, your special someone. Dinner Seating Starting 4:30 pm Choose from two different dining experiences: Mahogany Room Featuring Prime Rib, Roast Duck, The Mahogany Room offers fi ne dining with an elegant Veal, Specialty Pastas, Seafood, etc. and intimate décor, including an exquisite private dining room for up to 18 guests. Plus Valentine’s Specials! The exclusive menu highlights the best of local and seasonal fare, offering a variety of gourmet signature and Treat your loved ones to specialty dishes. Breakfast - Sat. & Sun. Whether you’re treating yourselves to a romantic dinner for two or an evening of fi ne dining with close friends, the Open Regular Hours intimate table and booth seating offers a private space to RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED savour your meal. 7 Main Street West, Beeton Riverview Room In early 2014 the Riverview Room reopened after under- 905.729.0399 going an extensive renovation. The transformed space was whistlestopbeeton.com designed to enhance the beautiful scenery of the surround- ing Nottawasaga Valley, which can be enjoyed through the southern facing fl oor to ceiling wall of windows, resulting in an organic and contemporary fusion of natural materials. The Riverview offers a mixture of table and elevated Order your booth seating options offer a comfortable and private space Chocolate Dipped SISTERS for those looking to enjoy a business lunch, romantic date, Strawberries! or celebrate a special occasion. Eatery & Bakery Whether you’re sampling from the buffet breakfast and lunch specialties or indulging in your choice from the ta- • Specialty Catering ble d’hôte dinner menu which changes daily, the Riverview • Daily Hot Table Room provides an ideal space to gather and enjoy a deli- • Fresh Baked Bread & Pastries cious meal. * Gift Certifi cates! * Whatever your dining preference, the carefully curated HOURS: Tue-Fri 10am-7pm menu at the Nottawasaga Resort offers an exceptionally Sat 10am-5pm Closed Sun & Mon designed line-up of choices that will inspire your palate. 70 Victoria St., Alliston Reservations are required, call 705 435-5501 to book to- 705-435-0388 day.
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Hornets clinch fi rst place in GMOHL
PHOTO BY BRIAN LOCKHART BIG TIME FANS – Alliston Junior C Hornets fans Logan and Ayden give the thumbs up in support of the Hornets during Friday’s (Jan. 23) game against the Huntsville Ot- ters. The Hornets won the game and clinched the Georgian Mid Ontario Junior C Hockey League season title. PHOTOS BY BRIAN LOCKHART The Alliston Junior C Hornets host the Huntsville Otters at the New Tecumseth Recreation Centre on Friday, January 23. The Hornets left with an 8–4 win with the regular season wind- ing down to the last few games.
BY BRIAN LOCKHART Friday’s game against the with three more goals to end on the ice. The Alliston Hornets Huntsville Otters saw a pen- the game and seal the cham- With the fi nal games of claimed the Georgian Mid alty fi lled match with the pionship for the 2014/15 the regular season scheduled Ontario Hockey Junior C Hornets fi ghting off a fi ve- season. being played this weekend, Hockey League title with an on-three several times dur- “We came out fl ying,” Ar- there are still some tight bat- 8–4 win over Huntsville on ing the game and taking 38 chibald said after Friday’s tles going into the playoffs. Friday (Jan. 23) night in Al- minutes in penalties. game. “We knew that af- The Midland Flyers won’t liston. There was a total of eight ter that loss (to Stayner) to make the playoffs after fi n- With two games left on powerplay goals in the game clinch fi rst we had to come ishing in the basement. the regular season schedule, – fi ve from Alliston and three out hard because we knew The Penetang Kings and the Hornets added two more from the Stayner squad. they were going to put in a the Huntsville Otter are sep- points to bring their season After the fi rst period the good effort. It was nice to arated by a single point with total to 63 after Friday’s win. Hornets had control of the come out strong and get that 45 and 44 respectively. The second place Stayner game scoring four times on four goal lead.” The Caledon Golden Sisksins came close to chal- goals from Matt Hamilton, The Hornets gained one Hawks are leading with a lenging for the lead, but even Mark O’Donnell, Payton more point on Sunday af- single point over the fi fth PHOTOS BY BRIAN LOCKHART if the Hornets lose their re- Dunlop, and Matt Taylor. ternoon after taking a 6–5 place Schomberg Cougars. The TNT Tornados Minor Batams host Stoufville at the New maining games, which is The Otters responded in shoot-out loss to the Fergus The Erin Shamrocks and Tecumseth Recreation Centre on Friday, January 23, dur- highly unlikely, and the Sis- the second frame with three Devils. Orillia Terriers are battling ing the fi rst game of their playoff series. The Tornados left kins win their fi nal three and goals - two on powerplays The Devils fought back for the last playoff berth with a 5–1 win to start the series. tie the points total, the Hor- to make it a 5–3 game going from a 4–2 defi cit at the end with Erin leading with a sin- nets have clinched the title into the third period. of the second period and gle point. on won games. The Huntsville squad chal- scored four in the third in- The Hornets will be back The Alliston squad has lenged with a goal a 9:41 cluding the tying goal with on home ice Friday, January come out on the plus side 31 into period, but an Alliston 25 seconds left on the clock 30, to host the Stayner Sis- times compared to Stayner response shut them down when they put six attackers kins. Game time is 7:30 pm. who have won 26 games but picked up the extra points on overtime and Shoot-out losses. “It’s a great feeling,” Said Hornets forward Nic Archibald who notched a hattrick in Friday’s game. “We’re excited. That was our goal right from the be- ginning so it was nice to get it done. We’re ready to go to the playoffs.” Co ee Lover of the Week! The squad came up short KAREN the previous night when they from Beeton travelled to Stayner and took a 4–3 loss to the Siskins. “It was a tough game. We played well in the fi st two pe- riods and then just couldn’t get it done in the third. They wanted to win for sure,” Ar- chibald said. The return to Alliston for Page 10 – January 29, 2015 – The TIMES Steam post two wins over the weekend
Photo SuBmitted new tecumSeth Skating cLuB haS great Showing at FroLicS on ice – On January 17 & 18 the New Tecumseth Skating Club had 10 skaters participate in the Frolics on Ice in Bradford. Everyone did a great job this being the first competition for 8 of the skaters. The organization brought back 3 bronze, 4 silver and a gold. Congratulations to all the skaters for a great weekend. Please join the New Tecumseth Skating Club for its annual Yuk Yuk’s fundraiser on Saturday February 14, at the Tottenham Community Centre to support our Spe- cial Needs Program for tickets contact Angela at 905 729-3798. New Tecumseth Skating Club runs lessons for Learn to Skate, Canskate, Junior Skate, Senior Skate, Special Needs for children with Autism and this year has started an Adult Learn to Skate. For more information please see our web site at www.newtecskatingclub.com or contact Ashleigh at 905 936-9827. Pictured above left to right is Lasha Dodds (coach), Caitlyn Dodds (coach), Dexter McMillen, Sarah Cathers, Jade Coleman, Callie Philp, Caitlyn Copeman, Emma Doyle, Caroline Cope- man, Isla McMillen, Sue Coleman (coach). In front Payton Meile & Jasmine Coleman.
PhotoS By Brian Lockhart The Tottenham Steam continue their winning streak on a trip to Orangeville to take on the VALENTINE’S DAY Americans on Wednesday, January 21, at the Alder Street arena. The Steam left with a 7–1 win for their 30th game on the plus side for this season.
By Brian Lockhart The Bulls opened the scor- left on the regular season The Tottenham Steam ing midway in the first pe- schedule the Steam are in notched four more points riod with the Steam respond- first place in the League over the past week after ing with two goals from with 64 points after losing winning on the road in Or- Braden Kavaratzis to tie it up only four games all season Lines angeville, then posting a sec- then get the go ahead going. while leaving the ice with 32 ond ‘W’ on home ice at the Two more Steam goals in games on the plus side. Send the one you love, Tottenham Community Cen- the second frame from Fer- The Toronto Attack are in tre arena on Saturday night. dinando Coiella and Liam the number two spot - close Lovea special greeting this Valentines Day. The road game in Oran- Sweeney gave the Totten- behind with 62 points. Greeting will be printed in the Wednesday, February 11th, 2015 edition of the New Tecumseth Times. geville ended 7–1 for the ham team a 4–2 advantage In the North Division the Steam after they played two going into the third period. Seguin Huskies are also in periods scoring five unan- The Steam left with the the running holding on to swered goals before return- 6–2 win after notching two first place in that division ing for the final 20 minutes more from Brandon Gaud- with 60 points followed by to finish it off. ette and Yoren De Smet in the Temiscaming Titans in 1. Choose greeting size Jody Stevenson, The O-ville squad finally the final period. the number two spot with 57 broke the shut-out late in It should be noted the points and the South Mus- you are my love, my life. the third period with a single game didn’t have a single koka Shield close behind Will you goal. powerplay with no penalties with 56 points. Love you The return to Tottenham assessed against either team The Steam will be back on marry me! on Saturday (Jan. 24) pitted for the entire 60 minutes of home ice this Saturday, Jan- forever the Steam against the visit- play. uary 31, when they host the Love Tom Natalie! ing Bradford Bulls. With two weeks of hockey South Muskoka Shield. Love Joe xox 00 00 $10 SAMPLE ONLY $15 SAMPLE ONLY 2. Message:______
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This ad is to be printed by all participating Ontario papers Page 16 – January 29, 2015 – The TIMES Adult Day Program and Therapy Dogs team up for success though no one will be turned must pass an initial consul- “You are never too old to away). tation and then are tested for make new friends,” said Lori The program is supported suitability to the program. Waring, Program Coordina- by the North Simcoe Mus- Testing includes a “loose tor, VON Simcoe County, koka Local Health Integra- leash” test, testing for easy Beeton Adult Day Program, tion Network (Ministry of scares and ensuring the dog “and this program is so im- Health) and by donations, is “good around people” and portant because it provides such as the one from St. John objects, such as wheelchairs. piece of mind for their fami- Ambulance Therapy Dogs Once accepted into the lies as well as some well de- last week, in the amount of program, Therapy Dogs and served respite for their loved $150. their volunteer parents will ones.” Speaking of Therapy go out into the community, Both St. John Ambulance Dogs...volunteers and their visiting with anyone who Therapy Dogs and VON are dogs come to the VON pro- could benefit from pet-touch always looking for volun- gram in Beeton twice a week therapy. teers. to support the program, and Dogs of any size – from 2 “Our volunteers come to visit with residents. lbs. to 200 lbs. can take part socialize with our members St. John Ambulance Ther- in the program – so long as or provide entertainment. apy Dogs meet a strict crite- their owners understand the We have some people who ria and are in demand. commitment, which is usu- come and share their talents To become a Therapy ally one hour per week. with us whether it be musi- PhoTo By WenDy GABrek Dog, your canine friend Currently, Therapy Dogs cal or anything for that ma- VolunTeers helPinG VolunTeers – Kathy Flemming (left) and Lynn Potts (right), of must: provide proof of annu- are visiting residents at Sim- ter. They would just need to St. John Ambulance Therapy Dogs, present Lori Waring (centre), program coordinator for the al health checks, be properly coe Manor, Good Samaritan, contact myself,” said War- VON Adult Day Program at Beeton Manor, with a cheque for $150 last week. The money was raised in lieu of a gift exchange at the Therapy Dogs (New Tecumseth) holiday party in 2014. groomed, and meet other Riverwood, CLASS, Kings- ing. Therapy Dogs members decided to donate the money to VON because “it was a great local regulations. mere and local schools. Both organizations can cause” and they understood the funding needs of the organization. Dogs can be referred to the New dogs are currently benefit from your time – and program by calling the Bar- being sought. petting your dog – if you By WenDy GABrek Manor in Beeton, started day to Friday. rie office at 705 726-0991. “We need new members – have some to give. Consider Two local organizations in 2002 and helps isolated Referrals to the program Once an interest is received, people and their dogs,” said volunteering or supporting are coming together to seniors in the community can come through CCAC or there is an orientation ses- St. John Ambulance coor- either organization if you’re spread the word about car- as well as residents of local by calling 905 729-0700. sion, where possible partici- dinator Lynn Potts. “We’re able. ing for members of our com- retirement homes and long The Adult Day Program pants would lean about St. looking for people who want munity in a non-judgemental term care facilities. For $18 is run by professionals with John Ambulance. Then there to give back to their commu- way. a day (including lunch), se- mixed backgrounds, and se- is a paperwork process (in- nity and are able to commit St. John Ambulance Ther- niors can spend their time niors (65+) usually arrive to cluding a police check and to a weekly, or biweekly ex- apy Dogs and VON Adult baking, cooking, doing the program via Red Cross presentation of health cer- perience.” Day Program (Simcoe Man- crafts, getting physical ex- volunteers, through CHATS tificates). “What to expect” The interactive and non- or, Beeton) are looking to ercise, socializing and even or are dropped off by family from the program is also ex- judgemental experience spread the word about their meeting with Therapy Dogs. members. plained. Therapy Dogs provides fits respective programs: The program accommo- A wide array of individu- Dogs and their handlers perfectly with the VON VON Adult Day Care: dates 25 members (usually als are attracted to the pro- (or “the person at the end Adult Day program needs. The VON Adult Day Pro- 14–20 attend daily) and runs gram, and the average age of the leash”, as Therapy They visit in Beeton twice a gram, run from the Simcoe from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mon- of participants is 70-80 (al- Dogs volunteers often joke) month.