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Newtecumseth 2014 Focus S 2014 Fusion SE 2013 F150 XLT 4x4 A/C, keyless entry, 5sp manual, ABS, traction 4 cyl, keyless entry, A/C, automatic, alloy SuperCrew wheels, pwr pkg. control Ecoboost, trailer tow, fog lamps, Financing Financing pwr pkg, chrome step bar (60 mths) Lease * per (72 mths) 0% for 0% $463 month PLUS COSTCO members receive an additional $1000 off! PLUS COSTCO members receive an additional $1000 off! *pricing plus HST and licensing. Lease payments are OAC with Ford Credit, based on 48mths for 20 000km per annum. Lease rate is 3.99% with a cost to borrow of $4121 and $588.71 due on delivery. Option to purchase $34 910 plus applicable fees and taxes. Must be a COSTCO member prior to November 30, 2013 to be eligible. Pricing is valid on date of publication and may change without notice. 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Complimentary Hearing Tests (55+) Orangeville Bolton Alliston 54 First St. 316 Queen St.S 24-180 Parsons Rd 519-942-9428 905-857-5183 705-435-4356 PHOTOBY WENDY GABREK The Times of New Tecumseth held an All–Candidates Meet & Greet Thursday evening at the Beeton Arena. The well attended event, televised by Rog- ers Television (Channel 65 Alliston/Bordon/Angus), attracted 30 of the 32 confi rmed candidates running in the 2014 Municipal Election. Each candidate was given two minutes to introduce themselves and speak to their campaign platform. Following their presentations, candidates were free to speak with constituents, one-on-one, and gain valuable insight into the needs of the residents living in their wards. Meet & Greet a success for candidates and constituents BY WENDY GABREK platform by order of registration Tecumseth, we have a proud heri- • Kevin Kemp – “I will not ac- The Times held an All–Candi- date. Responses were aired on tage to be protected, but we need cept any donations from develop- dates Meet & Greet at the Beeton Rogers TV, Channel 65 Alliston/ to grow to be a modern community ers. It is important for the mayor to Arena last Thursday evening, with Borden the following Tuesday af- with all of the amenities” start with a clean slate.” 30 out of 32 confi rmed candidates ternoon. • Bob Marrs – “We need people For Deputy Mayor in attendance. The following is an excerpt from who understand the value, not just • Jamie Smith – “I have always Each candidate was given a two each of the presentations: the cost.” voted my conscience during the 11 minute window to introduce them- For Mayor • Damon Corbet – “We all de- years I’ve been on council” selves and speak to their campaign • Rick Milne – “Here in New serve better, and we need change.” Continued on PAGE 2 Happy Thanksgiving! your best choice for Call today great service for your free evaluation and quality eyewear! • Designer Eyewear 705-435-3000 • Sunglasses Cell: 416-254-2381 Fax: 705-435-3001 Affordable Optical [email protected] CATERING • Contact Lenses AVAILABLE 13 Queen St. S., Tottenham 7 Victoria St. W., Italian Restaurant 905-936-3112 • Comprehensive Eye Exams P.O. 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I am a global debt should be decided be- dren of the preschool. Proceeds from the event will be used thinker who is knowledge- fore you create the debt.” to offset preschool costs. able on the issues and can For Ward 8 assess the financial situation • Chris Ross – “Our re- Prostate cancer meeting of the town.” serves are depleted, asset • Paul Foster – “Good lead- replacement costs have not The Prostate Cancer Canada Network, Barrie Support ership is contagious. If you been accounted for, and Tot- Group, will meet on Thursday, October 15th, at 7:30 p.m. vote for me, I will commit to tenham’s water system is not at the Canadian Cancer Society office, 4 Checkley Street, giving you four years.” on par (with the rest of New Barrie (off Simcoe Street, between Toronto Street & Brad- For Ward 4 Tecumseth).” ford Street). • Fran Sainsbury – “It is • Bo Niederhuber – “We Newly diagnosed men and their ladies are especially my job to ask the questions, will shape Tottenham into invited. The group meets on the third Thursday of every PHOTOS BY WENDY GABREK even if you don’t like the an- the community that we want month and ladies are welcome. For more information Mayoral candidate Rick Milne speaks with local teenagers about the need for recreational opportunities in Tottenham swers. Council is more than it to become.” phone 705-719-9654. a Monday night job.” • Jim Stone – “I’ve never Continued from FRONT pality needs a strong coun- • Rob Katzman – “I’d like sat back. I’ve always taken a Tottenham Garden Club news • Glen O’Leary – “Fiscal cil. We need change.” to bring some fiscal respon- proactive and innovative ap- BY DONNA FORFAR responsibility is the key to For Ward 2 sibility to our town. I will proach.” Our next meeting will be October 16th at 7:30 p.m. at our town’s future. We cannot • Gordon McInnes – Hav- host monthly information the fire hall in Tottenham on Mill Street East. The speaker continue to build if the foun- ing attended the majority of sessions in the community.” for the evening is John Montague with Mary Beerman and dation is cracked.” council meetings over the For Ward 5 their topic is “Life in the Soil” and soil preparation. • Peter Barbati – “We need years, I know what this • Donna Jebb – “I am a Remember to bring photos of your garden for our ‘Peo- to fix what we have before it council needs to move for- third generation farmer, I ple’s Choice Award’ (only two per person in a Ziplock bag). deteriorates.” ward with a strong commit- am knowledgeable of rural If you plan to go to the Fall Seminar at Tangle Creek, you For Ward 1 ment to the future issues and I will bring you must sign up and pay for your meal. • Wayne Noye – “If I am • Michael Beattie – “This the biggest bang for your tax A Fall Workshop is being planned for November 13th. elected by you, I will work has been the largest spend- dollars.” Candidate for Deputy Mayor, Further details to follow. for you.” ing council in our history. I • Frank Forrest – “I don’t Peter Barbati • Fabio Lamanna – “I want will cutout all ‘sweetheart’ need to tell you the roads Women, come out and laugh to bring community back.
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