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AVER-KLE-A-AD-SENTENIAL-APR18-2.indd 1 13-04-19 3:02 PM Thursday, May 2, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 3 Temporary speed humps aimed at calming tra c By Angela Gismondi fi c Calming Program was Road, Nobleton; Burton bourhoods in Nobleton “This does not make porary speed humps in presented at the April 22 Grove, Patricia Drive and and King City. As a result for a good situation with the winter. Traffi c calming mea- committee of the whole Warren Road in King City. of the residents’ concerns, the new neighbours,” she “I can see what’s going sures will be implemented meeting. The purpose of the re- staff suggested the Town- said. to happen here – the min- in residential areas in No- In the report, staff port was to provide coun- ship install temporary She pointed out that ute we remove these in the bleton and King City. recommend the installa- cil with an update as to the speed humps in both peti- Hill Farm Road includes winter time, I’m going to The engineering and tion of temporary speed traffi c calming petitions tion areas on a trial basis. a school zone and people get 20 phone calls a day,” public works department humps on a trial basis in received by residents liv- Staff recommended pur- need to slow down. She said Grandilli. report on the 2013 Traf- the areas of Hill Farm ing in the affected neigh- chasing up to 34 tempo- added that cars are even Councillors agreed rary rubber speed humps being passed as they are that something needs to at a cost of $40,000. Staff trying to turn into a drive- be done before something propose that the tempo- w a y. happens. King reveals new corporate logo rary speed humps remain “These incidents are “We want to get it done King council approved the design of the in place until the end of taking place on a frequent as soon as possible, there Township’s new corporate logo, one that October and be removed basis. It’s very dangerous is a fair bit of urgency tells King’s story. during the winter months and it’s of great concern.” with this,” said Council- The new branding and guidelines will to allow for road mainte- Local resident Claude lor Cleve Mortelliti. be used for the majority of the Township’s nance, then be re-installed Brim explained to coun- Mayor Steve Pellegrini documents, correspondence, publications in May of 2014. cil that 500 feet east of said he would like to see and signage. The Township’s Crest will Residents from Noble- his house there is a small two stop signs installed continue to be maintained and used for ton came forward at the curve in the road which along Hill Farm Road – ceremonial/offi cial type documentation meeting to voice their con- makes entering and exit- one at Lynnwood Crescent (i.e. certifi cates, plaques). cerns that the proposed ing his driveway danger- and the other at Goodfel- “I am thrilled with our new logo as it tells our story. It brings the community traffi c calming measures ous. low Crescent/Kaake Road. together and captures the essence of King’s past, present and future,” said Mayor will not be enough to slow “The traffi c comes so He added he would like Steve Pellegrini. down drivers who speed fast that I can’t even get the issue to come back be- “I am really proud of our new logo and want to thank our staff communications through their subdivision out of my driveway,” said fore council just before the committee for its commitment and hard work over the past year developing the every day. Brimm. speed humps are removed. policy and style guide,” said CAO Susan Plamondon. “This is not the out- The new subdivision “I drive that street The new King logo was initially established in association with the Township’s come we were expecting has caused the traffi c on enough,” Pellegrini said. “Sustainable King “initiative. The logo represents the elements of this modern, but as a result of our peti- Hill Farm Road to increase “I’m one of those guys rural municipality and the design and colour scheme are representative of King’s tion,” said Anna Marie signifi cantly, he added. He people are fl ying by when natural habitat: Burlon. “The speed of the asked that stop signs be I’m trying to fi nd a drive- • Green and the leaf motif represents our strong agricultural roots, our natu- people travelling on the installed as a further traf- way.” ral preservation and pride of our abundant, natural areas, being within the Oak road is a clear indication fi c calming measure. The temporary speed Ridges Moraine and the Greenbelt, green and growing, and the importance of sus- of the need for permanent Local councillor Pe- humps are expected to tainability within our urban and rural communities. speed humps. I don’t like ter Grandilli agreed stop be installed by the begin- • Blue and the break in the “K” represents the signifi cance of the two watersheds speed humps but I would signs need to be put in- ning of June. Staff plans running within King and our relationships with the Lake Simcoe Region Conserva- like one in front of my stalled in the neighbour- monitor the installations tion Authority and Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. house.” hood, preferably on Hill to determine the com- • The gradient of the blue, indicating water, its importance to the health and The increase in traffi c Farm Road, at Kaake Road munity acceptance of the well-being of our existence today and for our future, as well as King being host of in the existing subdivi- and Lynnwood Crescent. speed humps, and the ef- the important headwaters for rivers that fl ow both to the north to Lake Simcoe and sion is a result of the new He was also concerned fects they have on overall to Lake Ontario in the south. development in the area. about removing the tem- speeds. • “KING” and its design, signifi es our values (integrity, responsibility, strength) and sense of place, the collective name of our communities, refl ecting where we are 1 & 2 Bedrooms and who we are, resulting in our modernized branding design. Still Available! The Township Crest was designed to represent the historic elements within our rural community, signifying the following: • Water symbol, representing the abundance of fresh water.

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Springtastic Luncheon Friday, May 10th, 12-3pm Come for a tasty lunch, listen to beautiful live music and enjoy Rotarians hold J.D. a spring fashion show with us. lobster dinner Hands on Exotics S tewart & Associates Friday, May 24th, 2-3pm See, touch and learn about some exotic animals! All you can eat lob- FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. ster and beef is on tap Old Hollywood Black & White Gala Evening at the annual dinner put Brokers of Wednesday, May 29th, 5-9pm on by the Rotary Club of GICs, RRSPs, RRIFs & Annuities Kleinburg, Nobleton and Enjoy a delicious dinner and dance to live 20’s style music. Schomberg. The popular Individual Life & Disability Insurance Programs annual event will be held May 25, starting at 6 p.m. 2.47% 2.31% 2.20% at the Nobleton arena. 5 Years Annual 4 Years 3 Years Also on tap will be musi- cal entertainment from Inquire about our other events every month! one-man band Les Zaiser. Must RSVP to all events. 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Graphic Designers goes way beyond any- Why have the per- Lisa Clendening thing we could ever fect ingredients for life John Speziali MP Calandra’s imagine. To make it emerged on our tiny Business all worthwhile, it only planet in this neck of Janice Coté makes sense that we re- the universe? Are we tain this information as alone? Sylvia DeShane tariff tax grab we become part of the NASA recently dis- Mary Speck universal “think tank” covered two planets Canadians should get ready to pay more for everyday that strives to further that seem ideal for life. If 2 is com- Subscription rates: goods. MP Paul Calandra and the Conservative govern- human existence. Termed “Goldilocks” pany and 3 is a Within 65 km except towns with ment are imposing a tax grab on families by hiking tar- Wow! planets, they are “just letter carriers – $39.00 + G.S.T. iffs on everything from coffee makers to bicycles. crowd, what do Beyond 65 km and towns with But, does the essence right.” letter carriers – $67.00 + G.S.T. A tariff is a tax, and many of the goods sold in Ca- of who we were, and the The reason this is Single copies 94¢ + G.S.T. nadian stores come from countries that will soon get 4 and 5 make? or $1.00 (includes G.S.T.) newsworthy is we’ve caught up in higher tariffs when they are brought into Last week’s Published every Wednesday been scanning the skies Canada, raising prices. Costs for baby cribs, vacuum for decades in search of cleaners, barbecues and more will go up by an average Trivia answer: “A” Copyright King Weekly Sentinel 2013 planets suitable for life of 3%. The advertiser agrees that the Kevlar is five and most don’t fit the and “I” are the publisher shall not be liable for All in all, it amounts to a $330 million a-year tax grab damages arising out of errors bill. in advertisements beyond the from families struggling to make ends meet. It will drain times stronger shortest words Apparently, very few amount paid for the space actually our businesses and drive consumers across the border. occupied by that portion of the than steel. orbit the “habitable in English. advertisement in which the error The measures also hit digital music players, too, de- occurred, whether such error is due to the negligence of its servants or spite solemn Conservative pledges to never introduce otherwise, and there shall be no an “iPod tax.” liability for non insertion of any advertisement beyond the amount Other tax hikes in the federal budget – on everything paid for such advertisement. from hospital parking to life insurance – will cost Cana- dians hundreds of millions more. Simcoe-York Printing Incredibly, Mr. Calandra and the Conservatives deny & Publishing Limited, up and down that they are raising taxes, as if your wal- publisher of the let somehow just gets lighter all on its own. Their dis- New Tecumseth Times honesty is disproven by all the revenue booked in their King Weekly Sentinel Innisfil Scope own budget numbers. Caledon Publishing Ltd. Canadians understand that governing sometimes publisher of requires difficult choices. But Mr. Calandra might find Caledon Citizen that when his constituents can’t count on their own MP to give them the straight goods on taxes, they start look- ing for someone who can. Member CCNA Wayne Easter, MP Liberal Party of Canada International Trade Critic Thursday, May 2, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 5 Air quality report shows drop in pollutants Ontario’s annual air lutants emitted by ve- in 2011. For the first time, dioxide, sulphur dioxide, quality report shows lev- hicles and industry – as Barrie, London, Missis- carbon monoxide and els of many air pollut- well as fine particulate sauga, and Sudbury met summer time ground-lev- ants have dropped across matter (PM2.5), which the Canada-wide stan- el ozone have declined. the province and Ontar- originates from many dard for ozone. 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Julia Munro, MPP York-Simcoe Power generation woes continue Notice of Liquor Licence Application People in York-Simcoe know very well how the Liberals mismanage our The following establishment has applied to the Alcohol power generation system as they saw the government push through the Hol- and Gaming Commission of Ontario for a liquor licence land Marsh gas-fired generating station with no environmental assessment. under the Liquor Licence Act: Yet we also all saw the Liberals cancel gas plants – ones to be located in Lib- Application for a Sales Licence eral ridings – when the political heat got too much for them. LUCKY STAR RESTAURANT For months, the Ontario PCs have been calling on the McGuinty-Wynne (To be known as: EUROPA PIZZA & CHICKEN Liberals to tell Ontario taxpayers the truth about the cost of cancelling the RESTAURANT) Mississauga gas plant. Each time the Liberals insisted that it would only cost $190 million. 17250 HIGHWAY 27, UNIT 6 The Auditor General announced that Ontarians are now on the hook for at least $275 million to cancel the Mis- SCHOMBERG (Indoor area) sissauga gas plant – $85 million more than the amount originally cited by the McGuinty-Wynne Liberals. These Any resident of the municipality may make a written additional costs are an indictment of the Liberals’ cover-up and attempt to mislead taxpayers. This is money that submission as to whether the issuance of the licence cannot be used for the things that Ontarians value most, like health-care and education. is in the public interest having regard to the needs and The power plant in the east end of Mississauga was cancelled by the Liberals during the 2011 election to save wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received Liberal MPPs in the surrounding ridings. Since the builders had a contract with the government they were able no later than May 25, 2013. Please include your name, extract huge compensation from the government. address and telephone number. If a petition is submitted It is important to remember that the Ontario Liberal government controlled this process from the very begin- to the Commission, please identify the designated contact ning. They set up the Ontario Power Authority in 2004 which said we needed more power generation in the GTA. person. Note: The AGCO gives the applicant copies of any The Liberals allowed the application to move forward, watched the plant being built, panicked in the middle of objections. Anonymous objections are not considered. the 2011 election, and then cancelled the plant. The personal information gathered is collected under the Some of the specific costs revealed in the Auditor General’s report include: authority of the Liquor Licence Act. The principal purpose • $90 million in penalties and interest to the power company’s lender in the U.S., on a $59 million loan. of the collection is to assess eligibility for the issuance of • $41 million in labour costs without seeing copies of payroll documents or T-4s. a liquor sales licence. Copies of all objections are given • $4.2 million to the power company for the plant property without gaining title to the property. to the applicant. The information may also be disclosed Even though we know the cost of the Mississauga gas plant, the investigation is far from over. For months the pursuant to the Freedom of Information and Protection Liberals claimed that canceling the Oakville gas plant would cost taxpayers only $40 million, while independent of Privacy Act. Questions about this collection should be directed to the Manager, Licensing and Registration, energy experts estimate that it could cost over $800 million. Taxpayers deserve to know who ordered the cancel- Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario at the address, lations, how much they cost, and most importantly, who is now trying to cover them up. telephone numbers or e-mail address listed below. From shutting down the Legislature, to withholding documents on three occasions, the McGuinty-Wynne Liberals have made coordinated attempts to cover up the truth about their misdeeds. Submissions to be sent to: Licensing and Registration, Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, 90 Sheppard People in Ontario deserve a government that provides responsible oversight for families and taxpayers. One Avenue East, Suite 200, Toronto, ON M2N 0A4. that makes fair and necessary decisions and a government that we can trust to do their jobs properly and take Tel: 416-326-8700 OR Toll-free in Ontario: 1-800-522-2876. responsibility for their actions. Fax: 416-326-5555. E-mail: [email protected] 6 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 2, 2013

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May 6, 2013 safe and secure recycling on Saturday, May 4th For a complete list of acceptable items visit 5:15pm - Working Session - safe andbetween secure 10amrecycling and on 2pm: Saturday, King MayCity 4thArenaFor (20 a completewww.kingchamber.ca. list of acceptable items visit Working Session - 5:15pm - Update to Parks, Recreation & Culture Master Plan between 10am and 2pm: King City Arena (20 www.kingchamber.ca. Update to Parks, Recreation & Culture Master Plan 6:00pm - Council/Committee of the Whole Council/Committee of the Whole 6:00pm - Official Plan 1970, as amended by Official Plan Amendment No. Official Plan 1970, as amended by Official Plan Amendment No. Mon. May 27, 2013 1970, covering the entirety of the area subject to OPA 580 Mon. May 27, 2013 1970, covering the entirety of the area subject to OPA 580 Council/Committee of the Whole remains in effect, and has been updated to bring it into conformi- 6:00pm -- Council/Committee of the Whole remains in effect, and has been updated to bring it into conformi- ty with thety withOak Ridgesthe Oak Moraine Ridges Protection Moraine ProtectionAct. By-law Act. 2013-39 By-law 2013-39 PPUUBBLLICICMMEEEETTININGGSS applies toapplies lands withinto lands the within rural areathe ruralof King area Township of King that Township are that are also withinalso the within Oak Ridgesthe Oak Moraine Ridges Conservation Moraine Conservation Plan area. Plan area. NOTICE OFOF MEETING MEETING RE: AmendmentAmendment to to the the 2013 2013 Budget Budget & Business& Business Plan Plan and and OPA 580OPA is an 580 Official is an Plan Official Amendment Plan Amendment undertaken undertakenin accor- in accor- By-law dance withdance the Oakwith Ridgesthe Oak Moraine Ridges Conservation Moraine Conservation Act, 2001, the Act, 2001, the Minister Ministerof Municipal of Municipal Affairs and Affairs Housing and is Housingthe approval is the authori- approval authori- Re: EngineeringEngineering and and Public Public Works Works Department Department ty and OPAty and 580 OPA cannot 580 be cannot appealed be toappealed the Ontario to the Municipal Ontario Municipal Report -- Nobleton Nobleton Watermain Watermain Replacement Replacement Priority Priority Board. CopiesBoard. of Copies this By-law of this are By-law available are foravailable inspection for atinspection the at the TownshipTownship of King Planning of King DepartmentPlanning Department under File No.under OP-2012- File No. OP-2012- Council of the Corporation of the Township of King will consider a NOTICENOTICE OF WOFATER WA TER& W ASTEW& WASTEWATERA BILLSTER BILLS Council of the Corporation of the Township of King will consider a 05 at 207505 Kingat 2075 Road, King King Road, City, KingMonday City, to Monday Friday 8:30 to Friday a.m. - 8:30 a.m. - proposed amendment to the 2013 Budget & Business Plan and PleasePlease be advised be advised that Water that Water & Wastewater & Wastewater bills for bills the periodfor the period proposed amendment to the 2013 Budget & Business Plan and 4:30 p.m.,4:30 Telephone p.m., Telephone 905-833-5321. 905-833-5321. By-law forfor EngineeringEngineering and and Public Public Works Works Department Department Report Report - -JanuaryJanuary to March to March 2013 2013will be will mailed be mailed by April by 30, April 2013. 30, For2013. fur- For fur- Nobleton Watermain Watermain Replacement Replacement Priority Priority on: on: ther therinquiries inquiries regarding regarding water waterand wastewater and wastewater (e.g. new (e.g. rates new rates DATED at the Township of King this 2nd day of May, 2013. effective January 1, 2013), please visit the Township website at DATED at the Township of King this 2nd day of May, 2013. Monday, May 6, 2013 - 6:00 p.m. effective January 1, 2013), please visit the Township website at Monday, May 6, 2013 - 6:00 p.m. www.king.ca. NOTICE OF PASSING OF BY-LAW NUMBER In the Council Chambers www.king.ca. NOTICE OF PASSING OF BY-LAW NUMBER In the Council Chambers 2013-38 TO REPEAL, IN PART, OFFICIAL PLAN 2075 King Road, King City, ON NOTICE OF PASSING OF A ZONING BY-LAW BY 2013-38 TO REPEAL, IN PART, OFFICIAL PLAN 2075 King Road, King City, ON NOTICE OF PASSING OF A ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENTBY #58 TO THE OFFICIAL PLAN OF Information regarding the proposed amendment can be found on THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF AMENDMENT #58 TO THE OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF theInformation Township regarding of King's thewebsite proposed www.king.ca amendment on the can April be 22nd,found onKINGTHE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF the Township of King's website www.king.ca on the April 22nd, THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF 2013 Committee of the Whole Agenda, Item #7 - Engineering and KING4681 Lloydtown-Aurora Road, Township of King KING PLANNING AREA Public2013 CommitteeWorks Department of the Whole Report Agenda, Number Item EPW #7 2013-18. - Engineering and 4681 Lloydtown-Aurora Road, Township of King TAKE NOTICEKING PLANNINGthat the Council AREA of the Corporation of the Public Works Department Report Number EPW 2013-18. TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the TownshipTAKE of King NOTICE passed By-lawthat the Number Council 2013-38 of the on theCorporation 22nd of the NOTICES TownshipTAKE of NOTICEKing passedthat By-law the NumberCouncil 2013-27 of the onCorporation the 8th day ofday the of April,Township 2013 under of King Sections passed 17 By-lawand 21 Numberof the Planning 2013-38 Act, on the 22nd NOTICENOT OFIC EPSASSING OF A ZONING BY-LAW BY of April,Township 2013 under of King Section passed 34 By-lawof the Planning Number Act, 2013-27 R.S.O, on 1990, the 8thR.S.O, day 1990,day of asApril, amended, 2013 under to repeal,Sections in 17part, and Official 21 of thePlan Planning Act, NOTICE OF PASSING OF A ZONING BY-LAW BYChapterof April, P.13. 2013 By-law under number Section 2013-27 34 of rezonesthe Planning the rear Act, portion R.S.O, 1990,AmendmentR.S.O, #58 1990,to the asOfficial amended, Plan for tothe repeal, Township in ofpart, King, Official Plan THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF of a parcelChapter of landP.13. located By-law in thenumber Hamlet 2013-27 area of rezonesPottageville, the fromrear portionadopted Amendmentby By-law 97-161 #58 onto Octoberthe Official 20, 1997.Plan for the Township of King, KINGTHE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OFOpenof aSpace parcel andof land Conservation located in the (O) Hamlet to Open area ofSpace Pottageville, and from adopted by By-law 97-161 on October 20, 1997. TAKEKING NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the ConservationOpen Space (O) - Exceptionand Conservation Section 26.67, (O) to addto aOpen café asSpace an Theand purpose and effect of this By-law is to repeal, in part, By-law TownshipTAKE NOTICE of King passedthat the By-law Council Number of the2013-41 Corporation on the 22nd of theaccessoryConservation use together (O) - withException an outdoor Section patio. 26.67, The to by-law add aalso café as97-161, an Thewhich purpose adopts andOfficial effect Plan of thisAmendment By-law is(OPA) to repeal, No. 58.in part, By-law day of April, 2013 under Section 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O, recognizes the locations of several existing accessory buildings Township of King passed By-law Number 2013-41 on the 22nd accessory use together with an outdoor patio. The by-law OPAalso 58 97-161,was adopted which on adoptsOctober Official 20, 1997 Plan and Amendment consists of poli-(OPA) No. 58. 1990, Chapter P.13. with respect to yard setbacks and recognizes an existing parking day of April, 2013 under Section 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O, recognizes the locations of several existing accessory buildingscies for theOPA rural 58 area was ofadopted the Township. on October By-law 20, 2013-38 1997 appliesand consists to of poli- area situated in a different zone on the subject property. lands within the rural area of King Township (Refer to the below By-law1990, Chapter2013-41 P.13.provides a series of amendments to Zoning By- with respect to yard setbacks and recognizes an existing parking cies for the rural area of the Township. By-law 2013-38 applies to Key Map). OPA was never approved by York Region with the law 74-53, as amended. The purpose of the proposed amend- ANDarea TAKE situated NOTICE in thata different any person zone or onagency the subject may appeal property. to the lands within the rural area of King Township (Refer to the below By-law 2013-41 provides a series of amendments to Zoning By- exception of the area designated "Community" along Graham ments is to allow for the commercial development of the subject Ontario Municipal Board in respect of the by-law by filing with the Key Map). OPA was never approved by York Region with the law 74-53, as amended. The purpose of the proposed amend- AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal toSideroad, the west of Bathurst. By-law 2013-38 does not apply to lands by rezoning the subject lands from the "Transitional (T)" Clerk of the Corporation of the Township of King not later than the exception of the area designated "Community" along Graham ments is to allow for the commercial development of the subject7th Ontario day of Municipal May, 2013 Board a notice in respectof appeal of setting the by-law out the by objec-filing withlands the designated "Community" along Graham Sideroad, in zone to "Commercial General-Holding (C1 - H)" zone and Sideroad, west of Bathurst. By-law 2013-38 does not apply to "Commerciallands by rezoning Shopping the Centre-Holding subject lands (C4-H)"from the zone "Transitional to allow for (T)"tion Clerkto the of by-law the Corporation and the reasons of the Townshipin support ofof King the objection,not later thanrespect the of which OPA 58 remains in force and effect. lands designated "Community" along Graham Sideroad, in azone grocery to store/supermarket,"Commercial General-Holding automobile service (C1 station/gas- H)" zone bar, andtogether7th with day 1 chequeof May, in 2013the amount a notice of $125.00of appeal (certified setting cheque out the objec- banks"Commercial (including Shopping drive thrus), Centre-Holding business and (C4-H)" professional zone tooffices, allow foror moneytion to order the only)by-law payable and theto the reasons Minister in of support Finance of to thecover objection, respect of which OPA 58 remains in force and effect. restaurantsa grocery store/supermarket, (including drive thrus), automobile and a range service of other station/gas retail and bar,the Ontariotogether Municipal with 1 cheque Board fee,in the and amount a cheque of $125.00for $151.00 (certified repre- cheque commercialbanks (including uses. drive The thrus),by-law businessincludes andvarious professional provisions offices, to sentingor moneythe Clerk's order Departmentonly) payable Administrative to the Minister processing of Finance fee, to cover reflectrestaurants the requirements (including drive of Official thrus), Plan and Amendment a range of otherNo. 72 retail with andpayablethe Ontarioto the Township Municipal of Board King. fee, If you and wish a cheque to appeal for $151.00 to the repre- respectcommercial to the uses.range of The permitted by-law uses, includes phasing various provisions, provisions gross toOntariosenting Municipal the Clerk'sBoard, aDepartment copy of an Administrativeappeal form is availableprocessing fee, leasablereflect the area requirements restrictions, relatedof Official Holding Plan (H) Amendment provisions, No.and 72site withfrompayable the Ontario to theMunicipal Township Board of website King. atIf www.omb.gov.on.cayou wish to appeal to the designrespect considerations. to the range of The permitted by-law alsouses, includes phasing various provisions, detailed grossor fromOntario the Clerk Municipal of the TownshipBoard, a ofcopy King. of Pleasean appeal note theform Board is available developmentleasable area standards restrictions, related Holding (H) provisions, and sitewill onlyfrom accept the Ontario filing fee Municipal payments Board by certified website cheque at www.omb.gov.on.ca or money order.or from the Clerk of the Township of King. Please note the Board ANDdesign TAKE considerations. NOTICE that anyThe person by-law or also agency includes may appealvarious to detailed the Ontariodevelopment Municipal standards Board in respect of the by-law by filing with the Onlywill individuals, only accept corporations filing fee and payments public bodies by certified may appeal cheque a by- or money Clerk of the Corporation of the Township of King not later than the law toorder. the Ontario Municipal Board. A notice of appeal may not that any person or agency may appeal to the 15thAND day TAKE of NOTICEMay, 2013 a notice of appeal setting out the objec- be filed by an unincorporated association or group. However, a Only individuals, corporations and public bodies may appeal a by- tionOntario to the Municipal by-law andBoard the in reasons respect inof supportthe by-law of the by filingobjection, with thenotice of appeal may be filed in the name of an individual who is togetherClerk of withthe Corporation1 cheque in the of theamount Township of $125.00 of King (certified not later cheque than thea memberlaw to ofthe the Ontario association Municipal or the Board.group on A its notice behalf. of appeal may not or15th money day orderof May, only) 2013 payablea notice to the of Minister appeal of setting Finance out to the cover objec- be filed by an unincorporated association or group. However, a thetion Ontario to the Municipalby-law and Board the fee, reasons and a chequein support for $150.00 of the objection,repre- No personnotice orof publicappeal body may shall be befiled added in the as name a party of to an the individual hearing who is sentingtogether the with Clerk's 1 cheque Department in the amount Administrative of $125.00 processing (certified fee,chequeof thea memberappeal unless, of the beforeassociation the by-law or the was group passed, on its the behalf. person payableor money to orderthe Township only) payable of King. to theIf you Minister wish toof appealFinance to to the coveror public body made oral submissions at a public meeting or writ- Ontariothe Ontario Municipal Municipal Board, Board a copy fee, of and an aappeal cheque form for $150.00is available repre-ten submissionsNo person or to public the council body shallor, in be the added opinion as ofa partythe Ontario to the hearing Municipal Board, there are reasonable grounds to add the person fromsenting the Ontariothe Clerk's Municipal Department Board website Administrative at www.omb.gov.on.ca processing fee, of the appeal unless, before the by-law was passed, the person or public body as a party. orpayable from the to Clerk the Townshipof the Township of King. of King. If you Please wish note to appealthe Board to the or public body made oral submissions at a public meeting or writ- ten submissions to the council or, in the opinion of the Ontario willOntario only acceptMunicipal filing Board, fee payments a copy byof certifiedan appeal cheque form or is money availableAn explanation of the purpose and effect of the By-law and a key Municipal Board, there are reasonable grounds to add the personCopies of this By-law are available for inspection at the Township order.from the Ontario Municipal Board website at www.omb.gov.on.camap showing the location of the lands affected by the By-law are or public body as a party. of King Planning Department under File No. OP-2012-05 at 2075 Onlyor from individuals, the Clerk corporations of the Township and public of King. bodies Please may appeal note the a by- Boardavailable on our website at www.king.ca . King Road, King City, Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., will only accept filing fee payments by certified cheque or money law to the Ontario Municipal Board. A notice of appeal may not DATEDAn explanation at the Township of the ofpurpose King this and 18th effect day of ofthe April, By-law 2013. and aTelephone key Copies 905-833-5321. of this By-law Any person are available or public for body inspection will be enti-at the Township beorder. filed by an unincorporated association or group. However, a tled to receive notice of a decision of the approval authority if a map showing the location of the lands affected by the By-law are of King Planning Department under File No. OP-2012-05 at 2075 notice of appeal may be filed in the name of an individual who is written request to be notified of a decision (including the person's Only individuals, corporations and public bodies may appeal a by-NOTICEavailable OF on ourPASSING website at OFwww.king.ca BY-LA .W NUMBER King Road, King City, Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., a member of the association or the group on its behalf. 2013-39 TO REPEAL OFFICIAL PLAN AMEND- or public body's address) is made to the approval authority. The law to the Ontario Municipal Board. A notice of appeal may not DATED at the Township of King this 18th day of April, 2013.approvalTelephone authority is 905-833-5321. the Regional AnyMunicipality person ofor publicYork, 17250body will be enti- Nobe personfiled by or an public unincorporated body shall be association added as a orparty group. to the However,hearing aMENT #580 TO THE OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE Yonge Street,tled to Newmarket, receive notice Ontario of L3Ya decision 6Z1, and of on the certain approval lands, authority if a ofnotice the appealof appeal unless, may before be filed the in by-law the name was ofpassed, an individual the person who isCORPORANOTICETION OF OFPASSING THE TOWNSHIP OF BY-LAOFW KING NUMBERis the Ontariowritten Municipal request toBoard. be notified For additional of a decision information (including with the person's or public body made oral submissions at a public meeting or writ- a member of the association or the group on its behalf. PLANNING2013-39 AREATO REPEAL OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDrespect- toor publicthis matter, body's contact address) the isTownship made to of the King approval Planning authority. The ten submissions to the council or, in the opinion of the Ontario Department.approval authority is the Regional Municipality of York, 17250 MunicipalNo person Board, or public there body are reasonableshall be added grounds as a to party add theto the person hearingTAKEMENT NOTICE #580 that theTO CouncilTHE OFFICIALof the CorporationPLAN of OFthe THE Township of King passed By-law Number 2013-39 on the 22nd Related files:Yonge Ontario Street, Municipal Newmarket, Board Ontario File PL120903 L3Y 6Z1, and on certain lands, orof publicthe appeal body asunless, a party. before the by-law was passed, the person CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF KING is the Ontario Municipal Board. For additional information with or public body made oral submissions at a public meeting or writ-day of April, 2013 under Sections 17 and 21 of the Planning Act, DATED at the Township of King this 2nd day of May, 2013. R.S.O, 1990, as amended, to repeal Official Plan Amendment respect to this matter, contact the Township of King Planning Anten explanation submissions of theto thepurpose council and or, effect in theof the opinion By-law of and the a Ontariokey PLANNING AREA #580 to the Official Plan for the Township of King, adopted by By- Department. mapMunicipal showing Board, the location there are of reasonablethe lands affected grounds by theto add By-law the areperson TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of HALF-LOADthe RESTRICTIONS available on our website at www.king.ca . law 2003-127 on October 20, 2003. Related files: Ontario Municipal Board File PL120903 or public body as a party. Township of King passed By-law Number 2013-39 on the 22ndThe annual half-load period to limit vehicle weights to 5,000 kg day of April, 2013 under Sections 17 and 21 of the Planningper Act, axle has been implemented on designated Township roads DATED at the Township of King this 26th day of April, 2013. The purpose and effect of this By-law is to repeal By-law 2003- DATED at the Township of King this 2nd day of May, 2013. An explanation of the purpose and effect of the By-law and a key127, R.S.O,which adopts 1990, Officialas amended, Plan Amendment to repeal (OPA) Official No. Plan580. OPAAmendmenteffective Friday, March 1st, 2013 to May 31st, 2013. map showing the location of the lands affected by the By-law are580 #580was adopted to the Official on October Plan for20, the 2003 Township and is ofthe King, Oak adoptedRidges by By- For furtherHALF-LOAD information, please RESTRICTIONS visit the website at www.king.ca available on our website at www.king.ca . Morainelaw 2003-127conformity on exercise October amending 20, 2003. OPA 58. OPA 580 was By-law NumberThe annual 2010-141 half-load or call period 905-833-5321. to limit vehicle weights to 5,000 kg never approved by the Province. The Township of King's parent per axle has been implemented on designated Township roads DATED at the Township of King this 26th day of April, 2013. The purpose and effect of this By-law is to repeal By-law 2003- 127, which adopts Official Plan Amendment (OPA) No. 580. OPA effective Friday, March 1st, 2013 to May 31st, 2013. 580 was adopted on October 20, 2003 and is the Oak Ridges For further information, please visit the website at www.king.ca Moraine conformity exercise amending OPA 58. OPA 580 was By-law Number 2010-141 or call 905-833-5321. never approved by the Province. 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Advertorial FORM 6 Municipal Act, 2001 Fibromyalgia SALE OF LAND BY PUBLIC TENDER Effective Approaches for Lasting Relief THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF KING Fibromyalgia is reaching you anti-inflammatories, helped many alarming levels and pain relieving or Fibromyalgia sufferers Take Notice that tenders are invited for the purchase of the lands described below and will be received until ineffective treatment is muscle relaxing drugs. improve their lives 3:00 p.m. local time on May 29, 2013, at the Township of King Municipal Office, 2075 King Road, King City Ontario L7B 1A1. common. If you suffer You may find that the dramatically. from fibromyalgia youapproaches you try do not To help sufferers, The tenders will then be opened in public on the same day as soon as possible after 3:00 p.m. at the Municipal need to know poorly known help or may even make it a workshop is being offered Office, 2075 King Road, King City. facts about the condition in feel worse. to reveal effective ways to Description of Lands: order to avoid years of So you go back, again feel better, increase energy, Roll No. 19 49 000 023 75800 0000; PIN 03371-0143(LT); W 1/2 Lot 9 Concession 4 King except Plans 473, pain and suffering. and again, and your doctor improve sleep and improve 556, 571 and 581; King; File No. 11-02 You may be experiencing gives you different drugs quality of life. The Minimum Tender Amount: $49,298.27 constant, unrelenting to try to make you feel workshop is at no- charge as Roll No. 19 49 000 063 68700 0000; 27 Lynwood Cres, Nobleton; PIN 03360-0027(LT); Part Lot 32 Plan 457 joint pain … tender, achy better. a community service. King as in A66684A; S/T A21494A King; File No. 11-11 spots all over your body… The doctor eventually Minimum Tender Amount: $30,445.26 including your neck may say... “I’ve done all Roll No. 19 49 000 116 18000 0000; 4556 Lloydtown-Aurora Rd, Kettleby; PIN 70003-0123(LT); Part Lot 27 and upper back… pain I can do, you just need to Concession 7 King; Part E 1/2 Lot 28 Concession 7 King as in R194303 & Part 2, Plan 65R3159; S/T the inter- between your shoulder learn to live with it...” There are other est of the estate of Joseph Harold Hutt; S/T executions 01-0000121 and 06-0004180, if enforceable; King; File No. 11-28 blades … chronic fatigue After exhausting the approaches, beyond Minimum Tender Amount: $27,029.26 … and maybe constant or list of medications you may intermittent headaches. also be told it’s “all in your the use of drugs, Tenders must be submitted in the prescribed form and must be accompanied by a deposit in the form of a You can’t sleep at night and head” and they may even money order or of a bank draft or cheque certified by a bank or trust corporation payable to the municipality and that have safely and are exhausted all day. send you to a psychiatrist representing at least 20 per cent of the tender amount. You can’t even enjoy for anti-depressant drugs. effectively helped Except as follows, the municipality makes no representation regarding the title to, crown interests or the simple things in life You may have gone many Fibromyalgia any other matters relating to the lands to be sold. Responsibility for ascertaining these matters rests anymore, such as playing through months, if not with the potential purchasers. with your children. Getting years, of grueling tests and sufferers This sale is governed by the Municipal Act, 2001 and the Municipal Tax Sales Rules made under that Act. The out of bed everyday is an drugs with horrible side feel better. successful purchaser will be required to pay the amount tendered plus accumulated taxes, HST if applicable unbelievable challenge. effects. and the relevant land transfer tax. Life has become It is clear that sufferers unbearable... Your doctor The municipality has no obligation to provide vacant possession to the successful purchaser. need much more The workshop will be does an exam... negative. information on what held on Wed May 8th, 7:30 For further information regarding this sale and a copy of the prescribed form of tender, visit: He takes some X-rays... Fibromyalgia really is pm - 9 pm at the King West www.OntarioTaxSales.ca or if no internet access available, contact: negative. Does a few blood and how they can help Wellness Centre Wendy Kwan 2075 King Road tests… negative. Maybe themselves. 141 King Rd Unit 10, Manager of Revenue King City Ontario L7B 1A1 even an MRI… negative. There are other Richmond Hill. Seating is The Corporation of the Township of King (905) 833-5321 The doctor may tell approaches, beyond the limited. [email protected] you that you may have use of drugs, that have Call to make Fibromyalgia and may give safely and effectively reservations 888-837-0407. Read us online at www.newspapers-online.com/king 8 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 2, 2013 Pageant contestant shares her passion for the environment By Mark Pavilons Catholic elementary school in Woodbridge and It’s the rare beauty addresses the important of our planet that has issue of bullying to young sparked a passion in a lo- children. cal ambassador. She’s studying business Nobleton’s Bianca Ca- and human resources at tracchia will represent Seneca College and is in- Toronto in the Miss Earth volved in the college’s Stu- Canada pageant that will dent Mentoring In Life and take place in Montreal Education (SMILE) pro- this August. She finished gram, which guides new- as second runner-up at comers and helps them the Miss Earth Ontario settle down into college pageant in March and has life and provides them some newfound passion with the motivation they about spreading the word. need to succeed. A pageant contestant Catracchia has some since she was 18, Catrac- other prestigious acco- Sunday, June 9th, 2013 chia, 23, is enthusiastic lades to her credit, includ- about this event and the ing competing in Miss cause it represents. Universe Canada and Miss She’s been a hands-on World Canada events. advocate, helping the next For more information generation learn about on the pageant, visit www. the importance of the en- missontario.com. Catrac- vironment, recycling, our chia is happy to speak to landfill situation and the youngsters and engage need to reduce our use of them about environmen- plastic bottles. tal issues. Contact her 180 “There are no words to at bianca.catracchia@ express how passionate I rogers.com or visit her am about this,” she said. Facebook link, Bianca Ca- Recently she’s been tracchia for Miss Earth involved with a cleanup Canada 2013. event, tree planting and 50 increasing awareness of organic composting. The pageants, she said, are much more than glitz and glamour. They are a means for young women to build camaraderie, friendships for life and self-esteem. In this “sis- terhood,” many become ambassadors and spokes- people for various causes. And Catracchia hopes to “change the face of pag- Please come out and support your eants” with her own mes- sage. Building self-esteem Lions Club among girls and young women is paramount and being a messenger of and your community! change is “what it’s all about.” Catracchia is currently in a whirlwind of activity and May brings a couple of fundraising events for charities that include Ju- nior Achievement, Opera- tion Smile and SOS Chil- dren’s Villages. Catracchia said she tries to give back as much Bianca Catracchia as she can. She currently volunteers at St. James Family fun at Springfest May 11 at Cold Creek King Township’s Springfest ushers in the great weather on May 11. The event runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Cold Creek Conser ation Area. The cost is $10 per vehicle. The family event includes a delicious BBQ and a variety of exciting activities for all ages, including the climbing wall, high ropes course, bouncy castle, crafts, heritage display, geo- caching, guided nature hikes and more. There will also be a marketplace showing some of King’s community groups. Also, the Cold Creek Stewardship committee will be selling rain barrels and composters. For more information email [email protected]. Thursday, May 2, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 9 Church presents its annual fundraising pasta dinner

All the trimmings are the Purina Walk for Dog St. Alban’s Church 2-hour presentation which ity of the exhibits delight Nobleton there. As you go down Guides preceding the pa- People passing St. Al- ended with a well deserved her she was also pleased the buffet table the roast rade. For any questions ban’s Anglican Church on standing ovation. by the number of exhibits Notes beef will be carved fresh call Lion Jim at 905-880- Hwy. 27 in Nobleton this Many thanks to the (67) and exhibitors (9). for you, real mashed pota- 4501. past Saturday afternoon band, the concert orga- The theme of the De- By Angie Maccarone toes, gravy, salad, veggies June features the an- would have been well nizers, Marie Armstrong sign Class in the show was 905-859-5174 and of course homemade nual fundraising golf aware of “A Whole Lot of and Janice Boyd of St. Al- “See you in Church-Come pies for dessert. For those tournament, to be held at Shakin’ Goin’ On” as local ban’s who were hosts of Celebrate the Spirit.” St. Paul’s Church not wanting to have beef, Nobleton Lakes Golf Club band Sentimental Jour- this very successful event. John Arnott (Tecumseth there will be a vegetarian on June 9. Sponsors and ney with Steve Cress (gui- Many thanks to all the Pines, Tottenham) earned The St. Paul’s Com- option (likely a harvest golfers are invited to con- tar), Eric Leon (drums), people who attended and the highest points with munity Youth Group will curry). tact Lion Jim at 905-859- Dennis Kowal (piano) generously supported ef- 41 and won Best in Show meet Friday, May 3 at 7 Call Helen for tickets, 4321. and Barry Oram (vocals) forts to raise much needed Design with his entry p.m. at the church. 905-859-3924 or the church For more details about rocked the 124-year-old funds for the church. “Stained Glass,” while Saturday, May 4 is our at 905-859-3976. Tickets are all of the above, and your church with “Oldies in Barbara Downey (Castle- Church Family Spring $18 each or $8 for those 12 local Lions Club, check the Afternoon.” Their mu- Nobleton-King City derg) came second with Cleaning Day. Know any and under. out our website, www.no- sical repertoire ran from Horticultural Society 30 and Nancy Hopkinson high school students look- bletonlions.com. Chantilly Lace’ through was third with 22. Jules ing for community ser- St. Mary’s & Blue Suede Shoes to Was- Judge Win Mellor-Hay Maule-ffi nch (Caledon) vice hours? They need 40 St. Patrick Church The Lions Club is seek- tin’ Away in Margueri- from Bolton was most fa- won Best in Show Cultur- of them to graduate from ing new members at this taville. And inside there vourably impressed by the al with her beautiful large high school. Send them Mark this date on your time. If you are interested was lots of hand clapping fl ower show at Nobleton- pink and white tulip and out to St. Paul’s on Satur- calendar and attend to en- in helping your commu- to keep time, sing-along King City Horticultural won fi rst in the challeng- day between 9 a.m. and joy an authentic Italian nity become a better place and yes even some danc- Society’s April meeting ing miniature category noon with the school’s pasta dinner – Wednesday, to live while having lots of ing in the aisle just show- held Monday, April 22 in for her entry “Prayer.” community services form May 8 at Nobleton Lions fun, please call Bob Phil- ing how much the large the Nobleton Community Margery Hunt earned and we would love to di- Hall on Old King Road, lips at 416-522-9675. enthusiastic audience Hall. two fi rsts in the novice rect them to any of our from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tick- loved every minute of the Not only did the qual- class. many job cards. ets are $10 for adults and Join us Sunday, May 5 $5 for children under 12. at 10 a.m. as we welcome Tickets available at door Stacey Campbell to the or by calling Linda at 905- pulpit. Stacey’s message – 859-4958. CROSSWORD The Sound of My Father’s X First Holy Communion Voice. FirstLink child Breakfast (organized by K care (for children 3 years of C and CWL) will be May PUZZLE NO. 431 of age and younger) is 4 (Saturday) at 9 a.m. at St. 4. Newspaper provided during the gath- Patrick’s parish hall; May 5. Ship’s position ering and our NextStep 11 (Thursday) at 9 a.m. 6. Track-runner’s circuit program (for children at Nobleton Community 7. Serpent ages 4 to 6) and KidzKon- Hall on Old King Road. 8. Veggie stick nection program (for ages Sacrament of recon- 9. Pavarotti solo 7 to 11) take place at the ciliation (for children and 10. Of the mind same time. their families) is May 8 Mark your calendars at 7 p.m. at St Patrick’s 11. Take part in a biathlon for Bible Fun Camp! This Church and May 9 at 7 12. Queen’s dog year, Camp Wannaknow p.m. at St. Mary’s Church. 13. Klaatu or E.T. God will take place from Make sure to attend 14. “A ____ of Honey” July 8-12. The camp runs St. Mary’s Pasta Night on 21. Silk from Assam from 9 a.m. to noon each Wednesday, May 8 from 24. Tot rod? day. Call the church offi ce 5:30-7:30 p.m. Tickets avail- 26. Honolulu hello at 905-859-0843 to register able at the door as well as 29. White with age your children (ages 4 to from Linda Freire at 905- 30. Actress Anita ____ 12) for a week of learning 859-4958. Adults are $10 about God’s love through and children under 12, $5. 32. Nuisance stories, games, crafts, Kids 5 and under are free. 37. Bundle, as of hay singing and a lot more Mark your calendars 39. Little, in Milan cool, fun stuff. Oh, and for St. Mary’s Church 40. + don’t forget to invite your garage sale to be held on 41. Solemn promise friends, relatives, neigh- June 15 in the church 42. Bubbles bours and whoever else parking lot. 43. Jealousy you can think of. 44. Young adult For more information Nobleton Lions about any of our activi- 46. Diddly ties or events, please con- The annual Victoria 47. Tart tact the church offi ce or Day Parade in Nobleton 48. Ball of yarn visit our website at www. will be on May 20, with Copyright © 2008, Penny Press 51. Pass into law stpaulsnobleton.ca. 54. Competition ACROSS 35. Mauna follower 74. Tiny hill-builder 55. Golf strokes Nobleton United 1. Chatter 36. Skewered meat 75. Soak 57. Stout 4. Big event 38. African animal, for short 77. Electrical unit 60. Part of a whole Friday, May 10 is our 8. Gear 42. Jubilee 78. Interval 62. 1960s dance Roast Beef Social at No- 11. Ella’s forte 45. Point ____, California 80. Current 63. Bitsy biter bleton United Church 15. Operate 48. Certain oil 83. Light rap 64. Default result starting at 6:30 p.m. 16. Rueful word 49. ____, two, three . . . 84. Go fast 66. Waver 17. Previous to, in poems 50. Songlike 85. Female relative 67. Make angry 18. Tropical nut 52. Gash 86. Nerve-cell part 68. Italian staple 19. Superhero’s chest letter 53. Opposed 87. Conscious be ing 69. Register for Kathleen Bahen 20. Airship 56. Move smoothly 88. “____ of Darkness” Jack & Jill 70. Something to let off Royal Hook & Thomas Wienecke 22. Spring bul b 57. Opulent 89. Drink cooler 73. Train terminal 23. Seat for two 58. Talking starling 90. Sobbed Specials: 76. “Gone With the Wind,” Sat. May 4th, 2013 25. Lasso 59. Peg 91. Steep fl ax English Style Fish & Chips e.g. 7:30 pm - 1:00 am 27. Learn 61. Milk-giving animal 77. Straddling Haddock w/Coleslaw 28. Nasal sound 63. Junket DOWN & Fries Schomberg Community Hall 79. Look inquisitively $9.99 325 Main Street, Schomberg 29. Will benefi ciary 65. Minstrel’s instrument 1. Hypothesize 81. Small crow Family Pack Specials 31. Mountainous 68. Former Spanish coin 2. Concur 82. Chopping tool Available for Take Out Tickets: $10 at the door 33. Ninny 71. Religious order 3. Confer an honor or contact Kathleen at 5888 King Rd. E., Unit B, Nobleton 34. Approval word 72. 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He put it on hold ready been invented, all to deal with family mat- you have to do is look at ters and the Grippears, one of King’s up-and-com- and their mass potential, ing entrepreneurs. remained stagnant for Long-time resident roughly 20 years. Nicholas Capobianco and Capobianco and Nel- his cousin Richard Nel- son resurrected the idea son are carrying the fam- and spent several months ily torch and marketing a laying the groundwork to volved a quick pitch to intimidating trying to The website sales are The guys are enthusias- product that has been en- kick-start the project once show producers and their impress the panel, their growing steadily and tic about their rekindled dorsed by Canada’s high- more. They established three-minute time slot was stress faded quickly as they’ve partnered with the entrepreneurial spirit and profile business leaders on partnerships and got all stretched to 10 as Grip- they got into the swing of CNIB to contribute $1 per seeing this project suc- CBC’s The Dragons’ Den. the paperwork in order. pears drew widespread their pitch. It was like the pair of Grippears sold to ceed. Capobianco hopes For the millions of Ca- With most of the pre- attention. They took their toughest job interview this worthy national char- to return to teaching and nadians who wear eye- liminary work already turn in line in March of eve r. ity. According to the CNIB, Nelson is currently doing glasses, Grippears may be done by Swanek, along 2012. Capobianco stressed to a staggering one in seven sales for a major uniform a saviour. The beauty is in with a healthy inventory Just weeks later they the panel they really need- Canadians will be diag- company. Both believe this its simplicity. The moni- of product, the two young headed to the Toronto stu- ed their expertise, mentor- nosed with an eye disease experience can only help ker comes from purpose entrepreneurs had noth- dio to film the episode and ship and connections and in their lifetime. Every 12 them in their careers. And of these tiny rubber gems ing to lose, and everything hopefully get funding and not necessarily the funds. minutes, someone in Can- what better references can – affixed to the ends of the to gain. endorsement by Canada’s After the show, they ada begins to lose their someone have than entre- earpieces (temple tips) But their motivation power brokers. remained in constant con- sight, but many Canadians preneurial icons Treliv- Grippears prevent glasses wasn’t success and afflu- They were well pre- tact with Chilton, who was aren’t aware that 75 per ing, Chilton and Dickin- from moving or falling off ence. They did it for their pared and confident. more than willing to offer cent of vision loss can be son? Making their pitch, his advice and guidance. prevented or treated. The duo will have a aided by two females doing He’s still just a phone call As well, the duo is try- booth set up at the Schom- backflips wearing Grip- a w a y. ing to join forces with berg Fair so check them pears, the product quickly As the duo continues to WSIB (Workplace Safety out. got a reaction from Jim work at the contractual ob- & Insurance Board) to pro- Necessity is the mother Treliving, owner of Bos- ligations, they’ve received mote the use of Grippears of invention in the case of ton Pizza and Mr. Lube. He a lot of positive feedback to safety glasses. Grippears. offered up the requested since the show aired. It’s They are available in To order yours, visit $40,000 investment, ask- estimated the episode seven different colours www.grippears.com. You ing for a 35% share of the drew more than three mil- and three different sizes, can email them at grip- company. Treliving has lion viewers. and retail for $4.99. [email protected]. said “simplicity is the key to success” and Grippears obviously appealed to him. 18 HIGHLAND DRIVE, UTOPIA Nicholas Capobianco This was followed by Da- & Richard Nelson vid Chilton (The Wealthy Barber) who undercut Treliving by asking for 6.9AC LOT your head. grandpa. 30% ownership. Capobi- Grippears were origi- Swanek had “faith in anco and Nelson were then nally designed and mar- the product and faith in asked to bring Swanek keted by the duo’s grandfa- my grandchildren.” into the studio and his ther, Ed Swanek. In trying a With newfound passion, story garnered more sup- homemade solution to this the two men decided to au- port. In the end, Treliving, age-old dilemma, Swanek dition for Canada’s pre- Chilton and Arlene Dick- $757,000 attached an elastic band eminent business reality inson (Venture Communi- to his glasses to keep them show, The Dragons’ Den, cations) joined forces on 5500+sqft fi nished. Executive home with the benefi t of quiet country living just minutes from the firmly on his head. When which wrapped up its sev- the investment and equal city. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac and within 10 minutes to Barrie and 40 minutes to the GTA. the elastic snapped, some enth season. ownership shares. Close to schools, parks, shopping and recreation facilities. This is a spectacular custom built family of it remained wrapped The audition stage in- While it was somewhat home with over 5500 sqft of quality construction. Featuring 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms each with granite counter tops and ceramic fi nishes. Master bedroom features a private Juliet balcony and laundry chute. Walk-in showers, jet bath and 5 piece en-suite with jet bath tub. The kitchen has been recently upgraded with hardwood fl oors, granite and refaced cabinets. The main fl oor features, a bedroom/offi ce, full bath, den, sun room, laundry, family room, living room and sep- arate dining. Double sided zero clearance wood fi replace with blower. Hardwood, ceramics and neutral Berber broadloom. The kids will enjoy the custom in wall fi sh tank. Grand open concept staircases, two story cathedral entrance and additional areas with sunken fl oors and soaring ceil- ings. Ample storage areas everywhere for the entire family. Upgraded with R20 insulation, Low E argon Vinyl clad windows and skylights. Walkout to the yard and wrap around deck from the basement. This majestic home is perfectly poised on a level 6.9 AC lot consisting of hardwood & spruce forest. Large wrap around decks, saltwater 4 ft above ground pool, hot tub, invisible pet fencing system & shed. Landscaped with stunning perennial gardens, fl agstone, armor stone, 21 zone in ground sprinklers and fi re pit. The garage is an over sized triple with inside entry to the house. Recent new hot water tank and oil tank both in 2013. A soft winding and fully paved driveway leads you into this stunning residence that has parking for a dozen vehicles, the boat or RV. This is a level and mature lot with South West exposure and all day sunshine. It’s an easy commute to location neighboring areas including the GTA, Bradford, New Market, Aurora, Borden, Cookstown, Alliston & Barrie. You will never tire of the spectacular views from all angles, rooms and decks as you gaze onto your private and breathtaking park-like estate. Sure to please; we offer 18 Highland Drive, Utopia. SUZANNE PICARD SALES REPRESENTATIVE

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She extended a huge thank you to everyone Laskay Hall is hosting its annual plant who came out that morn- sale (9 a.m. to noon) and will include a ing in spite of the wind, wide variety of hardy locally grown peren- and snow falling horizon- nials at very reasonable prices, featuring tally. Gloves and green drought tolerant Native perennials, fl ow- garbage bags were distrib- ering shrubs and vines. Gardening advice uted to all present, and off is free! Hot drinks and home-made treats they went to clean up As- will refresh you as ponder your selections. norveldt. Please call 905-833-0222 if you wish to donate Eek also thanked Mary Asselstine, environmen- baking. Proceeds to Laskay Hall and other tal stewardship co-ordi- local charities. The cleanup crew in Asnorveldt included (l to r) Steven dePeuter, Tom Miedema, nator for King Township, Laskay Hall is located at 12840 Weston Bradley Van Luyk, Ed Sikkema, Councillor Avia Eek, Don Rupke and Amanda Eek. and our Holland Marsh Road, about one kilometer south of King co-ordinator, Ed Sikkema, Road. Submitted Photo for arranging for the sup-

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Olympian Rosie MacLennan named Female Athlete of the Year in Ontario By JEFF DONER provincial/multi sport organization. The award adds to a fantastic year lone gold medal at the 2012 Olympics Winners are chosen by the Sport for MacLennan, who won Canada’s in London. Rosie MacLennan has added yet an- Awards selection committee, a group other award to her impressive collec- comprised of former athletes and sport tion. The King City native was recent- administrators from Ontario. ly named Female Athlete of the Year “Congratulations to all of the tal- at the Ontario Sport Awards. ented athletes recognized at this year’s “It was such an honour to be se- Ontario Sport Awards,” said Michael lected as Ontario female athlete of the Chan, Minister of Tourism, Culture year,” said MacLennan. “There are so and Sport. “We are proud to celebrate many great athletes from Ontario who the motivation, determination and have excelled. It is an amazing feeling passion of Ontario’s fi nest amateur to be able to recognize the accomplish- athletes and the dedicated coaches, ments of all the athletes, not just those volunteers and sponsors who support who won.” them.” Established in 1965, the Ontario Ontarians will be represented by Sport Awards is the highest recogni- some of these honoured coaches and tion for excellence in amateur sport in athletes as members of Team Canada the province. in a number of upcoming national and Finalists are nominated by their international competitions, includ- ing the 2015 Pan/Parapan American Games. “I want to congratulate all the re- cipients and fi nalists of the Ontario Sport Awards,” said Holly Abraham, chair of Sport Alliance Ontario. “We are thrilled to be able to recognize the amazing athletes, coaches, volun- teers, and sponsors, who work so hard King baton twirlers eye world event in their respective sports year after year. It was great to see that so many By JEFF DONER fi nalists were Olympic and Paralympic King City residents Alessia Spano and Mikayla DePietro are making some medalists, which demonstrates excel- noise on the provincial and national baton twirling circuits and have their eyes lence in the Ontario sport system.” set on the next step – the America Youth on Parade. Other athletes earning top honours The AYOP is a world open competition for baton twirlers all over North included fi gure skater Patrick Chan, America and the world. The annual event hosts hundreds of baton twirlers, wheelchair basketball player Patrick including Alessia and Mikayla. Anderson, para-swimmer Summer But they are looking for a little help in getting there. This year 12-year-olds Mortimer and ice dancing duo Tessa will be heading to the University of Notre Dame in Indiana with their competi- Rosie MacLennan Virtue and Scott Moir. tive team from the Stars United Baton Club in Richmond Hill. “Alessia Spano and friend Mikayla DePiero (both 12 years old) have been twirling for about six years and since they have won their provincial champi- onship, from that point on, they’ve become national champions,” said Alessia’s mom, Sarah Spano. In order to help raise some funds, Alessia and Mikayla have helped organize a rummage sale at the King City Arena on Saturday, May 11 from 8:30 a.m. to TIME OUT 2 p.m. SPORTS TRIVIA “We are putting together a rummage sale to help raise travelling funds not just for AYOP, but also for hopefully the world team in 2015. We’re having the There are a lot of trivia bu s out there, 4. Who was the last man to win a rummage sale here at the Kind City arena. It’s going to be a great event. It’s a especially when it comes to sports Here is Formula 1 race using a manual non-profi t club, so every little bit helps,” said Spanno. this week’s trivia quiz. Test your knowledge! transmission? Alessia said she is looking forward to the rummage sale and that it will be a big help in covering some of their travel to and from events. 1. What two cities in the 20th century 5. Who was the only Canadian to win “This rummage sale will help us with travelling costs to AYOP,” said Alessia. turned down a chance to host the a NASCAR Cup race? “Our coaches and parents are always supporting and sacrifi cing a lot of their Olympic Games? own time and money and this is a way for our Stars to work together so we can attend the biggest competition of the year.” 2. Why weren’t any of the Chicago Cubs’ Added Mikayla: “AYOP is special because we have a chance to compete 116 wins in the ‘06 season televised? against American teams and we have fun with our teammates,” she said.

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1. Rome (1908) and Denver (1976) Denver and (1908) Rome 1. would like more information or would like to make a donation to the rummage ANSWERS sale contact Sarah Spano at [email protected] or Kelly DePiero at kdepie- [email protected]. Thursday, May 2, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 17 Horseshoes fl y at King City league pits The league runs every Thursday night atmosphere and we’ve got the tunes going. By JEFF DONER from May 16 to Aug. 15 inside the King It’s great.” City arena and has two time slots – the Alex Pozdrowski, 26, played last year If you haven’t already heard, there’s a fi rst from 7-9 p.m. and the second starts and also had some great things to say horseshoe league in King City. For the past right after. about the league. eight years, teams of four have gathered at The games run for 20 minutes or the “It’s a fun night of friendly competition the King City arena for some friendly com- fi rst to 21 points, with 20 pits set up to and a great way to meet new people in the petition, social experience and to just try keep things moving along. community,” he said. out something different. The event is licensed, therefore it’s for The weekly event has even made its “It started out that we were literally just ages 19 and up, and every Thursday there way on to Mayor Steve Pellegrini’s calen- trying to fi nd different ways of generating is a food spread. dar, who has participated in the league for some revenue back to the arena and also For those interested, but would like to the past few years. getting a different group of people involved see it fi rst, Hampton said people can just If you would like more information or to in sports,” said organizer Rick Hampton. stop in and try it out. register, contact Paul at 416-985-0155. “What we were trying to do is basically get “It’s just a fun, social night and it’s the age group of 19 all the way up to 85.” something completely different. There’s no Over the years that’s exactly what one else doing anything like this.” Train with some of Canada’s best at RHCC they’ve had. Hampton said there are teams Paul Hampton, Rick’s brother, also for all age levels and it’s also co-ed. helps organize the event and said it’s a The Richmond Hill Canoe Club is the best kept secret on Lake Wilcox. Right now the league is looking to fi ll great sport that anyone can play. Nestled at Sunset Beach Road in Oak Ridges, you would never guess this is some last spots in registration. You can “Like Rick said, it’s just something dif- the training ground of both national athletes and recreational paddlers. Once submit a team of four and include a cou- ferent. We both grew up playing competi- the ice is out, RHCC paddlers are back on the water training for competition ple spares. Fees are $115 a person, which tive hockey and we still play, but horse- and they want you to join them. works out about $7 a night. shoes is a different animal. It’s a relaxed Spring registration is now open, so if you have ever curious about paddle sports, check them out. A member of Canoe Kayak Canada, RHCC has been promoting and developing paddle sport at all levels of competition since 1991. Athletes of the Week Through active participation, members develop mental, physical, social and leadership skills – and have a great time doing it! The competitive team of more than 50 athletes benefi t from year-round train- Quinn Harris ing, competing in regattas throughout Ontario, and at the national and inter- Country Day School national levels. All of their athletes benefi t from training together; developing their skills and building lifelong friendships. RHCC is a truly exceptional team Quinn Harris, 17, is a long-time to be proud of. member of three separate sports teams RHCC also has summer camps designed to introduce children to the sport of at CDS. A major contributor to the paddling through skill development and games both on and off the water. volleyball teams over his high school Athletes are focussing to compete at all levels so access to new equipment career, Quinn was named co-captain and the maintenance of current boats is critical. Please visit their website at of the senior boys’ volleyball team in www.rhcc.com. If you are interested in supporting the team, contact Kristine Grade 12. Quinn’s athletic prowess Tsaousidis, at 289-380-6220 or [email protected]. doesn’t stop there. The highlight of his hockey career thus far was being chosen as an assistant captain of the senior boys’ hockey team, which made a great playoff run in 2012/2013. In the spring, Quinn is once again a Coaches & pitcher for the senior boys’ Baseball team and looks to lead his team to many wins Parents in the upcoming season. Quinn is inspired to perform in athletics by his favourite Toronto Blue Jay We want to hear from player, Brett Lawrie. Quinn admires Brett’s fi ery passion for the game, along with the way he plays with heart and soul and a willingness to do whatever it takes to you! Send us your help the team achieve success. game reports, tourna- Quinn lives in Aurora with parents Cheryl and Kent Harris. ment results, etc. for Now O ering Soccer, Baseball, Danielle Macchiusi Equestrian, Martial PHYSIOTHERAPY! Villanova College Arts, and anything Battling Pain or an Injury? else sports-related Physiotherapy can help you with: that’s going on in Danielle Macchiusi came to Villa- • Back & Neck Pain • Post Surgery Recovery & your community. nova College’s swimming program with • Sprains, Strains & Strengthening very little experience. She was not able to dive or turn, and she had never done Tendonitis • Sports Injuries any training for speed work before. 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Your Local Auto Source for Hometown Auto Related Stories and News... from a Grassroots, Independent Perspective. 18 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 2, 2013 Run or Walk for Southlake draws record numbers good thing,” he said jokingly. “It was a By Jeff Doner great day for it as well, the tempera- ture was perfect with no rain and it The Nature’s Emporium Run or was nice and sunny. I’ve got to start Walk for Southlake went off without training again, I think.” a hitch on Sunday morning, bringing Williams also said he was thankful out roughly 1,500 participants and for the support the participants re- raising nearly $130,000 in pledges. ceived throughout the neighbourhood. “I’m so thrilled with the support “Another thing I thought was re- we get from the community,” said Dr. markable was the people in the houses Dave Williams, president and CEO along the streets we were running on, of Southlake Hospital. “Southlake is they were very gracious. They were a special hospital and we like to be coming out to encourage everyone to able to deliver world class care close keep running and giving out water to to home and we couldn’t do it if it everyone, it was really impressive to weren’t for the support of the people see.” in the community and the ones sur- Neila Poscente, president of rounding us. Southlake Foundation, said the event “Today was a fantastic testimonial has grown each year since it started for the support we have for the hos- 12 years ago. pital and it was just a lot of fun to be “It went fantastic. It’s a huge com- out there with all our friends and do- munity effort and we had over 100 ing this fundraising run for a great volunteers for this event that the com- cause.” mittee has been planning all year.” Dr. Williams ran in the 5-kilometre Poscente said the run supports pri- event and joked about finishing under orities at the hospital and that the Councillor Rob Hargrave of Whitchurch-Stouffville, Mayor Tony Van Bynen of New- his target time. current target is to get a second MRI. market, Mayor Robert Grossi of Georgina, Mayor Virginia Hackson of East Gwillim- “I did take part and I’m always Pledges are still being taken for an- bury, Mayor Geoffrey Dawe of Aurora, and Mayor Steve Pellegrini of King Township happy to finish vertically, which is a other two weeks. were part of the mayor’s challenge. Mayor Pellegrini (below) warms up with Aurora Mayor Geoffrey Dawe.

A record number of participants laced up and participated in the annual Nature’s Em- porium Run or Walk for Southlake Hospital, raising more than $130,000. Tour for Kids garage sale May 11  On Saturday, May 11, Jason Ortepi will be holding a garage sale   with all proceeds going directly towards “Tour for Kids Ontario,”  which supports three Ontario camps for kids with cancer.  Jason lives at 38 Church Street, Schomberg and the garage sale  will be operating on the 11th from 8:30 a.m. through to 2:30 p.m.   Jason plans to bike 540 kilometres over 4 days for this worthy    cause and would really appreciate your help.   There will also be cookies and refreshments available at the ga-   rage sale and again all proceeds go towards “Tour for Kids!” For more details please visit Jason’s website http://www.jasonort-   epi.com/tour-for-kids.html.    running clinics in Schomberg  Dr. Carla Day of the Schomberg Chiropractic Clinic is offering   free running clinics every Monday at 6:30 p.m. through June 10.  The Learn To Run clinic is specifically designed for beginner level  runners who would like to improve their overall health. So if you   are out of breath just thinking about running for one minute this clinic is designed for you.      They start out easy with a program of mostly walking and gradu-   ally work our way up to mostly running over 9 weeks.     The 5K/10K Running Clinic is designed for the intermediate level   runner who would like to complete a 5K/10K race, improve their        current 5K/10K time, improve their overall fitness, or who enjoys      running with a group.       Previous participants are always welcome. For further informa-   tion please call 905-939-7569 or visit [email protected].   AURORAN REFERENCE 34 WEEK OF APRIL 30, 2013

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Teak furniture, well Sale of Historical, muscle, col- made, vintage. Desk, 5-drawer AUCTION SALE lector, special interest, classics, dresser with door, small 6-drawer FOR THE ESTATE OF THE LATE juke boxes, motorcycles, over Group of Newspapers chest of drawers, 9-drawer long 80 vehilces... Sunday May 12th CLARENCE WILSON dresser, night table. Best offer @ Noon held at 10054 Hwy 9 EM. # 15208 Dixie Road takes it all. Call 416-625-2857. (East of Mono Mills) To partially DIRECTIOBNS: Come west of Airport or east of EDITOR BUNK BED for sale. Pine bunk include: 1940 Fiat convertible; Hwy. 10 on Old Base Line Rd. (Peel 12) to Dixie beds in great shape. With twin 1931 Ford coupe; 1937 Jaguar turn south 4th place on the right. Simcoe-York Group of Newspapers is currently hiring for mattresses. Asking $175. Bolton. S100; 1935 Chevy coupe; 1999 the position of Editor at one of our local newspapers. Call 416-625-2857. TH Mustang convertible; 1972 Ford FRI. MAY 10 at 11 AM wagon; 1987 Grand National; WANTED (to buy) all coins, to- SALE OFFERS: Royal Blue 1920’s chesterfield The editor will be expected to: 1987 Z28; 1970 Mustang; 1948 kens, old bank notes, gold & sil- & 2 arm chairs; jam cupboard; Maple • Produce several bylined new and feature stories each Willies Jeep; 1955 Nash; 1959 ver, jewelry & scrap inc. dental, sideboard; Mohogany arm chair & rocker; 8 pc. week Ford; 1965 T-Bird convertible; sterling silverware, small art ob- 1940’s diningroom suite; 1950’s chrome table • Generate story ideas and follow up on news tips 1953 Ford pickup; 1979 Ford jects. Free evaluation, cash offer. & 4 chairs; Hall entrance table; 4 pc. bedroom • Coordinate and edit content and columns submitted 4x4 pickup; 1979 wide body 705-391-8383 Cookstown Coin. suite; Eastlake dresser/mirror; Jacques & for publication Porsche 911; 1974 Mercedes B18-22 Hayes & P.B. chairs; grained dresser/mirror; • Take photographs roadster; 1960 MGA roadster; plant stand; dble iron bed; 2 sq trunks and • Show proficiency at using social media, Mac 1975 MGA convertible; 1972 Tri- 602 aRticles round chair carved heart back; ped. lamp; computers, and QuarkXPress, InDesign, Photoshop and umph spitfire; 1999 Harley truck FoR sale trunks; davenport; beige chesterfield & chair; other programs necessary for the publication of a custom; 1982 El Camino; 1979 R.S. Prussia creamer; Nippon cream & sugar; weekly newspaper GRAND PIANO PETROF 1V. Ex- Ford camper van; 1970 Cougar Royal Bayreuth dinner set; Pine depression • Work some evenings and weekends, as required cellent condition. Like new. Great Eliminator; 1970 Ford comet; Cornflower & Carnival; pincushion dolls; price. $7500 o.b.o. 905-859-4594 1935 Nash coupe; 1965 Corvair; Limoges dinner set; Stoke on Trent; French Qualifications: B18-19 1985 custom S10, V8; ... Terms: Ivory; carnel bank; Sheffield cutlery; Sessions • Diploma in journalism preferred cash or cheque. 10% b.p. All JEWELLERY SHOWS. How mantel clock; tin childs set; Rose bake tin; • Candidates should have experience working on items sold as is. Consignments would you like to have a great Imperial ware 18k gold dinner set; Blains the editorial side of the newspaper industry welcome. Pick up and delivery afternoon or evening with all of Hardware glass; rolling pin; blue granite; 3 • Excellent writing, editing and photography skills available. Clear title guaranteed. your friends and be able to obtain copper boilers; crocks; oil lamps; quilts; wool • Valid driver’s license and a reliable vehicle No cancellations due to weather. the most current, beautiful fash- blanket; lots of linens; wash boards; honey Sale held partially under marque. ion jewellery for free? Or maybe pails; power & garden tools; milk cans; 2 The ideal candidate will have a distinct Directions: Hwy 427 north to Interested you would like to earn some extra piston pumps; tractor chains; etc. etc. Lunch, willingness to cover both community Hwy 7; turn left; north on hwy and qualified money in a fun environment? If washroom. Most of the sale sold indoors. events, local politics, and be able #50. Continue north to Hwy 9, this sounds like you, please call CAR: 2006 Mercury Grand Marques LS 4 to work in a team-oriented candidates should turn west approx. 2 kms., north Carolyn at 416-388-5401 or email door, 48,000 km certified yet self-motivated forward their cover side. Watch for signs. Highway me at [email protected] TERMS: Cash, cheques, M/C, Visa & Interac. environment. letter and resume to 400 north to Orangeville (Hwy for more exciting information! Bob Severn Auctioneer [email protected] 9)exit. West on Hwy 9 just past Box 220 Shelburne Hwy 50, north side. Wheels In 610 FiReWood / tRees 519-925-2091 Motion Auctions Inc. 10054 Hwy www.auctionsfind.com/severn 9 519 942 0927 wheels10054@ QUALITY SEASONED FIRE- bell.net www.wheelsinmotionauc- WOOD. $350/bush cord. Fresh tions.com cut $245/bush cord. Call 905- ESTATE AUCTION SALE Sun- 729-2303. B15-22 GRAND CHEF CLOSING SALE day May 5th,. @ 10am (please Licensed Diesel Truck Mechanic & 21 Stewart Court, Orangeville, ON note time) held at 10054 Hwy 9 Licensed Trailer Mechanic (East of Mono Mills) of Classic 611 gaRage sales SAT. MAY 11 at 10 AM • Looking for key individuals to assist in maintaining a fleet vehicles, late models, motorcy- Commercial cooking equipment including cles, collectibles, assorted items, of trucks and trailers HUGE DOWNSIZING SALE, stainless steel soup cooker/warmers, chafing • Must be self-motivated and have broad range of knowledge rare notes, bills, silver, gold, 1941 Romina Ct., Alcona, Sat- dishes, heat lamps, glass merchandising coins, etc... “No cancellations due in the mechanical field. urday May 4th & Saturday May cases, indoor gas broilers, convection ovens. to weather” Order of sale: Coins, • Required to maintain a clean shop working environment and 11th. 8 am - 2 pm. Bonsai art Misc. parts, tools and manufacturing supplies gold, notes, vehicles, machinery have pride in completing jobs & plants, hand tools, electron- Update end of April. etc., coins will be approximately ics, men’s sporting equipment, TERMS: Cash, cheques, M/C, Visa & Interac. two hours. Vehicles to follow. leather coat, Hugo Boss coat, Highway Driver 10% buyer’s premium. Everything removed by To partially include: 1995 Harley garden tools, Quorum alarms, May 15th Decker, certified, custom, ultra • Based out of Bolton, ON books galore, Muskie rods & Auctioneer: Bob Severn classic, loaded; scooter, evolu- tackle, Bass rods & tackle, Di- 519-925-2091 tion 500, certified, good driver; Shunt Driver ecast muscle cars, 1/18 scale www.auctionsfind.com/severn scooter, Atlantis, good driver; 250 & much, much more. Directions Yamaha 4 wheeler; other recre- • Based out of Brampton, ON – 9:00 pm – 3:00am 705-431-8265 B18 ation vehicles; lawn mowers; lawn LARGE GARAGE SALE: Furni- ESTATES AUCTION tractor; backhoe bucket; sprayer; Driving positions require an AZ license and a minimum 2 years ture, kitchenware, clothing, sports truck boxes, storage; wrecker driving experience. bags, toys & much more! 25 Main SUNDAY, MAY 5, 2013 body; 2 car hauler; camper; trail- Street (by Islington & Nashville) in Pottageville Hall - Kettleby/Pottageville ers; utility trailers; aluminum boat Cavalier offers an employee benefits plan including an RSP Kleinburg. May 11th from 8 am - auction Start: 10:00 a.m. Preview: 9:00 a.m. trailer; Thundercraft 28’ with program. 2 pm. Rain date: May 18th. C18 Antiques, Glass/Crystal, China/Pottery, Sterling, trailer; Ford Focus (parts car complete); 2001 Ford 150 4x4; MULTI FAMILY yard sale at Ver- Coins, Jewellery, Art & More. 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Various house- Phone 705-726-2120 driver; 1999 Tahoe 4x4; 2004 hold items; furniture, dishes, Website: www.atocauctions.com Grand Am, SE; 2006 Montana decor, books, dog kennel, baby van; Land Rover Suv; several Lawn Maintenance stroller, change table, toys and other vehicles, approx. 40 in total; clothing. Great stuff! B18 100 pairs vintage skis, racing, crew Leader required NOW BOOKING downhill, etc; wood buggy seats; SATURDAY & SUNDAY May 4th Kevin Scott buggy wheels; sap buckets; misc. & 5th, 9 am - 4 pm. 757 Pine- Minimum 3 years Experience antiques and collectibles; table grove Ave., Innisfil. Pre-moving full of misc... Estate items: Silver sale. Furniture, small appliances, Please Call 416-688-3667 & gold; 560 Canadian silver dol- clothing, building materials, tools lars from 1935 - 1967 including & misc. B18 or Fax Resume to 905-880-2455 Farm, Livestock, Estate, Home & Business a very nice collection with high Auctions with experience & consideration grade silver coins; Canadian sil- Local mechanical trades 510 domestic ver .50 pcs, over 300 1900 - 1967 Please contact us at company is seeking to hire cleaning including rare years; an excellent Kevin (519)942-0264 • Scott (519)843-5083 assortment of .25 pcs. from the a licensed HOUSE CLEANING BY Lucy, early 1800’s to 1967 including with references. Call 905-775- [email protected] rare years; .10 pcs. Canadian REFRIGERATION/AIR 6629. tfnb RemembeR yoUR www.theauctionadvertiser.com/KMcArthur from 1800’s to 1967, rare years CONDITIONING technician. in good grades; over 200 qual- loved ones in a ity Canadian pennies, from 1858 Please send resumes to lg. cents to 1920, including rare [email protected] RemembeR yoUR special Way place yoUR WoRd ad FoR only $28.00 + years; over 250 rolls of coins, dif- hst and Reach almost 50,000 homes ferent denominations; silver mint loved ones in a in memoRiams sets from 1950’s and ‘60’sover 510 domestic 100 tokens from Canada, provin- cleaning special Way + hst Up to 30 WoRds. $30 cial, Upper and Lower, etc.; other special Rates FoR in memoRiams. Canadian coins; USA silver dol- CLEANING LADY with refer- in memoRiams deadlines FoR ads 5 pm mondays. ences & many years of experi- lars from 1800’s, Buffalo nickels, $30 + hst early dimes, nickels, pennies; ence. Call Ellen for free estimate. email yoUR ad to [email protected] 416-892-0908 B17-18 gold coins, 100 Canadian; sover- eign; rare gold, Canadian, 22 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 2, 2013 The TIMES – May 2, 2013– Page 19 English and USA; rare Cana- dian paper notes,1935 2, 10, 708 deatHs 710 card oF tHanks 804 services 805 HealtH / Fitness 902 summer camPs & 20; 1948 proof like silver dol- lar... Canadian Notes: over 800 CALLING ALL camp kids! Come di giambattista: Felice I WOULD LIKE to take this op- SMALL ENGINE REPAIR. Get COLON HYDROTHERAPY. An to partially include 1911, 1925, join us for our sensational summer (Phillip) - (Owner of Barkley portunity to thank the staff at Tec ready for the summer season! effective way to remove toxins. 1937, 1954, 1969, 1970 and camp at Kinder Korner in Bolton. Square Restaurant) Peacefully Beeton School for the wonder- Professional technician with mo- Helps with weigh loss, constipation, 1980, plus others; Dominion of Enjoy exciting trips, swim days and passed away at Southlake Re- ful retirement party given to me. bile service vehicle will service fatigue & increases energy. Seren- Canada notes; Royal bank of great activities! Camp runs from gional Health Centre, Newmarket Greg McKenna, John Mayer and your equipment on site! Riding ity Health. 905-857-1499 B45-TFN Canada notes; Newfoundland 7:00 am to 6:00 pm and all meals on Sunday, April 28, 2013. Phil- Mike Morrissey put on the most mowers/push mowers/tillers/ bank; Nova Scotia bank; 1000, PILATES CLASS - Stretch and and snacks are included, for lip Di Giambattista of Gilford at 56 hilarious roast, that all present chainsaws/trimmers/blowers and 100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2, 1; 1954 con- Rejuvenate. 7:00 am - 8:00 pm. $195.00/week. Discounts available years of age. Beloved husband of thoroughly enjoyed. I thank them generators. Located in Schom- secutive $100 notes uncirculated; Wednesday at the Pottageville for multiple children in the same Elisa. Loving dad of Aldo (Olga), for the time and effort spent on berg. Please call 905-939-7655 rare 1969 series set of notes with Lion’s Hall. For further information family. Our camp is run by Regis- Julie (Hamed) and Daniel. Dear the skit. The CD of the evening or 416-689-7209 C18-19 three digits serial #; consecutive call 905-859-4374 or email: pilates- tered Early Childhood Educators in son of late Aldo and late Alba Di is played quite often at home. 1954 100 notes with low serial [email protected] B17-18 a licensed centre. For more infor- Giambattista. Dear brother of To all the wonderful parents and 5700; numerous rare notes; ex- mation please call 905-857-0818 or Angelo (Mary). Dear son-in-law their children at the school, thank WHY NOT GIVE Registered Acu- cellent offering of bills and notes email: [email protected] of Costantino and Anna Maria you for your gifts and well wishes. puncture a try for all your aches and in pristine condition from an es- HURRY, spaces are limited. Bianco. Dear brother-in-law of Thanks also to staff for their gen- pains? Excellent results. Vitality tate. These notes are for the be- Jerry (Joanne) and Elena (Au- erous gifts. A big thank you to all Zone, Natural Healing, Therapies. ginner to the seasoned collector. gustine). Phillip will be fondly who prepared the food or had a Schomberg, Ont. 905-939-0832. 903 lessons A very good offering. Terms: cash remembered by his nieces and part putting together a wonderful B18-25 or cheque. 10% buyer’s premium nephews. Friends may call evening I will always remember. SWIMMING LESSONS FOR June will apply. All items sold as is, at SKWARCHUK FUNERAL Thank you all once again. 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This ad is to be printed by all participating Ontario papers Thursday, May 2, 2013 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - 23 24 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 2, 2013 Seniors hold cleanup day; church holds tea May 4, it’s our Vision Day, just say “salad” or “des- family is approximately King City Seniors Centre 905-833-3324. King’s from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. sert.” Small draw prizes $100. A deposit of $80 is on Friday, May 3, 9:30 to Remember, if we obtain Lunch provided. are needed. Donation box- required ASAP. For more 11:30 a.m. For further in- a fi rm commitment from Corners Sunday, May 5 is our es are at the back of the information speak with formation call Kay Brooks 41 travellers, we will once anniversary Sunday with sanctuary or call Serena Serena. at 905-833-5555, for outside again have a draw for a King City United special music. Saturday, at 905-833-2707. If you don’t We welcome you to join yard work, and Betty Sim- free trip. So, make sure you By Eleanor Fry May 11 is our annual care to race but would like us at our Sunday services monds, 905-833-5140, for have signed up and bring We enjoyed Rick spring cleanup. Bring your to attend the BBQ just with Sunday school at 10 clean up inside the centre. along family and friends. McKinley again as our rakes, shovels, anything tell Serena so food can be am. Our Reverend Evelyn Light refreshments pro- worship leader. His smile you might need to spruce planned as needed. will be with us again. vided for volunteers. Christ Church and funny stories are al- up our church grounds. Mark your calen- Come to hear what sur- Christ Church, Kettleby, ways a great way to start Many hands make light dar: Thursday, June 6 if prises she will have for us Seniors Travel Club will hold its annual spring our Sunday worship. He work. Please come out to our Fish Fry, with cole- this time. Stay for coffee, Tickets are still avail- tea on Saturday, May 4 will return again for Sun- help. slaw, roasted potatoes, des- cookies and conversation able for the next two trips. from 2-4 p.m. There will be day, May 19. Rev. Evelyn is Registration is now serts, drinks, silent auc- after in the auditorium. On Thursday, June 8 a bake table, baby quilts, back this week. open for the 8th annu- tion. It runs 4:30 to 7 p.m. at Fred needs comments, travellers will enjoy a mys- treasures past and pres- Rick’s message was al King City Amazing King City United Church, input, suggestions and tery tour that promises to ent, and of course tea with “Where Love Comes Fro,” Race: “Proud to be a Cana- 50 Elizabeth Grove. Adults Digital pictures of church be a full day of adventure. scones, jam and cream. In based on John 13:31-35. dian.” are $15, children $5. Call events for posting to our The all-inclusive cost is addition, there is a yard Jesus tells his disciples to It will be held Satur- our church offi ce to re- website. Email to fjesty@ $90 per person. Our coach sale with coffee and muf- love one another, and they day, May 25, starting at 1 serve your tickets, 905- hotmail.com . Items for leaves the arena at 8 a.m. fi ns available from 10 a.m. will be loved. As Rick tells p.m. sharp at our church. 833-5181. Help is needed local papers send to don- On Wednesday, July 17, All are welcome. us, if we are not loved, Teams can be from two to for the dinner. Please add [email protected]. join us for the King Ed- Seniors Overtimers then how can we know six people. You will walk your name to the sign-up We’re at 50 Elizabeth ward County Wine Tour. This seniors’ group in- love. We need to be loved approximately 7 kilome- sheet posted in the nar- Grove King City. Turn at We will enjoy wine tasting vites you to their May 14 to know how to give love. tres through the streets thex. Items for the silent the EMS station Keele St. at two wineries and we’ll event. Tom Hayes is the May we all know love and of King City. You may auction for adults and kids South. For any informa- also visit the Lavender guest speaker and will be in return pass on our love drive, but you will not be would also be appreciated. tion call our offi ce 905-833- Beds. The total cost for the showing a slide show of to those around us. awarded 1st place at the Call Serena if you have 5181. See you on Sunday? trip is $85 per person. The paintings which are of Je- This week at KCUC: end. Teams must register something to donate, 905- coach leaves the arena at sus’s parables done by the Thursday, May 2, hand by May 17. Cost is $5 per 833-2707. Clean up day 8:45 a.m. old masters of art. They bells choir at 6:45 p.m., vo- participant plus a potluck Sparrow Lake Church at seniors’ centre To obtain tickets for will begin their time at 1 cal choir at 8 p.m. in the donation for the BBQ at Family weekend runs Volunteers are needed these events, contact Jane p.m. with refreshments. sanctuary. On Saturday, the end. When you register Sept. 13-15. The cost per for Clean-Up Day at the at 905-833-5870, or Carol at See ‘Truth’ on Page 25 KING SERVICE DIRECTORY HOME HEATING HOME HEATING HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT LANDSCAPE/GARDEN PROPANE AND APPLIANCE SALES GREEN SCENE EUROCON CONCRETE Property Maintenance For all your Concrete Solutions SNOW REMOVAL 866-952-0146 • Coloured, stamped or regular poured concrete • Waterproofing, leaky basements 24 HOURS, 7 DAYS A WEEK • Driveways, walkways, curbs, • Basement & garage floors RELIABLE porches, footings & retaining walls • Asphalt repairs 905-833-7099

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As always it Thought for the week: can church in the heart of to join us! We welcomed endars and tell your neigh- one who either donated will be a lively, thoughtful Jesus stood among his dis- King City. We are located Rev. Fred Stewart last Sun- bours, friends, family. items or bought some at and open-minded discus- ciples and said “Peace be at 12935 Keele Street, King day, April 28 and look for- It’s happening here, July the Rummage Sale last sion. Prayer Group meets with you.” Do you know City. ward to Anita Van Nest, a 15-18, from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. We raised just student at Knox College, daily. The Kingdom of the shy of $10,000, which is a May 5. Anita is from St. Son, a Prayer Safari is for huge help in running our Andrew’s, Newmarket. ages 5 to 12 years. Call the building and ministry. It is Faces from King Our worship services church, or send an email certainly a lot of work but are at 10:30 a.m. Bring the to vbs@standrews-kingci- it is worth it not only for children for Sunday School ty for information and reg- the funds raised, but also which runs concurrently. istration. Cost is only $15 for the camaraderie and Nursery care is also avail- or a maximum of $35 for a community that is experi- able. Stay afterwards for family. enced along the way. At All coffee and a chance to chat The National General Saints we take seriously and visit in the lounge. Assembly this year is be- Jesus’s commandment to We celebrated our four ing hosted by the Oak “love one another” wheth- known April birthdays Ridges and Han-Ca Presby- er it is meals to someone during our coffee time last teries at the Vaughan Com- who is sick, or prayers for Sunday. During the wor- munity Church and Sen- someone going through a ship service Rev. Stewart eca College. There’s lots of tough time. shared with us how God is excitement and anticipa- There is only one week all about tearing down the tion as we prepare for this left until the famous Wom- walls that divide through important gathering tak- en’s Dinner, where the His provision of Jesus ing place May 31 to June men do the cooking, wait- Christ. 3. Speak to Jim Agnew re ing, and cleaning. Only $35 The Truth Project video how you can help out and/ for a great evening out on series continues on Tues- or attend sessions. Thursday, May 9, and tick- day evenings from 7:30 p.m. Should you need pas- ets are selling fast. A blast from the past... to 9 p.m. We’d love to have toral care, call Kathy Pat- On Saturday, May 25 we you join us for dessert and terson, clerk of session at are having a traditional coffee/tea followed by the 905-833-0391 or the Rev. Dr. English Cream Tea and viewing and discussion. Neal Mathers, 905-895-5512, Bake Sale. Tickets are $20 Is this you? Wondering what it’s all our interim moderator and more details to follow. about? Come out and see from St. Andrew’s, New- Every week at All for yourself. Check out the market. Saints we have a Bible Contact us to claim your prize! website http://www.thet- If you have any prayer study on Monday nights ruthproject.org. requests or praise items, at 7 p.m. Currently we are Evangel Hall, our inner- questions, concerns discussing the Parables city mission is in need of or need a ride, call the of Jesus. Our Book Club spring/summer clothing church. Our website is: starts up again on Wednes- King Weekly Sentinel and personnel care items www.standrews-kingcity. day, May 8 at 9.30 a.m., and for their clients. Donations ca. We’re located 2 blocks if there is enough interest Call us at 905-857-6626 or will be received in the Nar- north of the King Rd. at we will also have an eve- thex of the church over 13190 Keele St. We look for- ning group. This sessions email [email protected] the next few weeks. Food ward to worshiping with book is called Wrestling

[email protected] 26 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 2, 2013 Lions bike rodeo, plant sale, church events will on site after the event This event is sponsored plants. All proceeds from will hold its annual Spring foundation.ca/eventbuild- Schomberg completion. by our Schomberg Lions our sale goes back into the Tea on Saturday, May 4, e r. Should Know For further information Club. For registration and community gardens that from 2-4 p.m. with tickets Please pick up your do- or to book a table please further information please we plant and maintain. A at the door. There will be a nation forms at the Trisan By Wendy-Sue Bishop contact Jon Bell at jbell@ call 905-939-4024. perfect time to purchase bake table and perennials centre or contact aviola@ 905-590-0054 king.ca or 905-833-5321, ext. something for Mother’s available in time for spring king.ca for further infor- wsue52@ hotmail.com 5223. Dufferin Marsh D a y. planting. In addition, there mation. On Saturday, May 4 at 9 The Schomberg Horti- is a yard sale and coffee King is also launching King Public Library Schomberg Lions a.m. we are meeting at the cultural Society (SHS) is and muffins available from their official Biking King Nobleton and Ansnor- Our Schomberg Lions park at the end of Roselina pleased to announce its 10 a.m. Please scour your Week, May 11 to 17. veldt Libraries are offer- Club is sponsoring a Bike Drive in Schomberg to pull speaker’s program for the attics and cupboards for ing a Mother’s Day pro- Rodeo at the Trisan Cen- an invasive woodland flow- remainder of 2013: “treasures past and pres- Motorcycle Safety gram on Saturday, May 4. tre, 25 Dillane Drive, on er called Garlic Mustard. May 28 – Peonies: The ent.” Call Gerry Alletson Awareness Presentation It is at 11 a.m. at Nobleton Saturday, May 11, from 9 This aggressive woodland Imperial Flower, Diana to arrange for pickup, 905- The Township of King and 1:30 p.m. at the Ansor- a.m. to 1 p.m. plant can effectively eradi- Pooke. 939-8801. Community Police Centre veldt branch. Please visit As we kick off Bike cate all our beautiful na- June 25 – Hedges and Please join us on Sat- Volunteers are sponsor- your branch and register Week in King, you are in- tive woodland flowers such Living Walls, Tony Mori. urday, May 11 at Christ ing a “Motorcycle Safety your child at your library vited to learn, practice as Trillium, Dog-toothed Sept. 24 – Components Church Hall, Kettleby, for Awareness Presentation” of choice. The cost is $3 and develop safe handling Violet and Spring Beauty. of an Outstanding Peren- a Parish of Lloydtown at the Trisan Centre, 25 per child. skills in a fun, traffic-free We will provide bags and nial Garden, Sheila Cord- “Coffee House.” Gather Dillane, Schomberg 2nd environment. Bring your work gloves. It will be a ing and Shirley Miller. at 6:45 p.m. for coffee and Floor Meeting Room on Community Yard Sale own bicycle and helmet for wonderful couple of hours Oct. 22 – Magnificent desserts with music to be- Monday, June 17 from 7 to The Township of King this free event! in the woods. Hope to see Magnolias and Ravishing gin at 7 p.m. Contact Joy 8:30 p.m. is hosting an indoor Com- This event is suitable you. This activity is great Rhodos, David Hinton. Ganicott or Betty Taylor if This is open to the first munity Yard Sale at the for ages 5-12 years. There for high school volunteers you wish to participate or 75 people, so if you don’t Trisan Centre on Saturday, will be prizes and includes: hours. Presbyterian Chorus share a favourite dessert. want to miss out, please May 4 from 8 a.m. to 12:30 Safety inspection of Another combined Invite friends and contact Terry Mansholt p.m. bikes by Trek Bike Store, Schomberg venture between the neighbours to enjoy the at 905-830-0303, ext. 2945 It is $20 per table or two Skills Stations, Certificate Horticultural Society United and Presbyterian warmth and community or [email protected] to reserve a for $35 and participants of Completion, bicycle The Schomberg Hort. Churches of Schomberg of our churches. spot. have the option to donate registration available with Society will be holding its has allowed this exciting All riders and motorists all unsold items to Good- the York Regional Police. annual plant sale Satur- event to happen on Sun- Schomberg United are welcome. day, May 11 from 9 a.m. to day, May 5 at Schomberg plant, bake sale 1 p.m. at the Schomberg United Church (31 Church The good people of the Tour for Kids crown Community Hall on Main Street) at 7 p.m. Schomberg United Church garage sale St. The Ontario Presbyteri- invite everyone to cele- On Saturday, May 11, PAVING LTD. A large variety of hang- an Chorus will present the brate spring with them at Jason Ortepi will be hold- ASK US Specializing in ing baskets, annuals, pe- gospel message through their plant, bake and craft ing a garage sale with all rennials, tress, shrubs and the singing of the Psalms, sale, on Saturday, May 11 proceeds going directly ABOUT THE HST Asphalt Paving containers as well as tried traditional gospel songs, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. towards “Tour for Kids Driveways • Interlocking • Concrete • Excavation • Farms and true cultivars from and other music portray- The church is located Ontario,” which supports members own gardens. ing the Christian faith. at 31 Church St. There will three Ontario camps for HARLIE Toll Free: 1-888-695-7283 C We will also have na- This Chorus was formed be handmade crafts, gifts, kids with cancer. Toronto 416-783-7283 • Oakville: 905-337-7283 tive and drought tolerant in 1989 and is a combined jewellery, cookies and Jason lives at 38 Church venture of the Presbyte- boundless goodies as only Street, Schomberg and the rian Men’s Chorus and the the United Church ladies garage sale will be operat- “LIKE” Covenanter Singers, both can make! Support your ing on the 11th from 8:30 US ON based in Toronto and the local United Church, your a.m. through to 2:30 p.m. Georgian Bay area choir sweet tooth and let’s all Jason plans to bike 540 based in Stayner. FOR YOUR CHANCE welcome the spring. kilometres over 4 days The repertoire is drawn for this worthy cause and TO WIN from the rich mosaic of sa- Spin-a-thon would really appreciate cred music from the 1600s at Trisan your help. to present day. As you lis- The Trisan Centre There will also be cook- ten to the uplifting and is sponsoring a “Spin- ies and refreshments avail- inspirational message of A-Thon” in support of able at the garage sale and the Chorus, they pray you Southlake’s Regional Car- again all proceeds go to- will realize that the love of diac Care Program on Sat- wards “Tour for Kids!” WITH Christ can also put a song urday, May 11 from 9 a.m. For more details please in your heart. Their music to noon. visit Jason’s website is presented as an offering Take the Ultimate Spin http://www.jasonortepi. of praise and thanksgiv- Challenge – have fun and com/tour-for-kids.html. ing to God and they hope raise needed dollars for a you will find the message great and worthy cause! a blessing, an inspiration There is a minimum $50 and a challenge to those donation per hour per bike Bradford who seek to understand and this event is open to life and its complexities. everyone – members and The tickets are $10 per non-members. Mom 2 person and can be ob- Our Schomberg Lions tained from 905-939-2277 or Club are also donating a Mom sale “LIKE” MOTORING.CA AND YOU COULD 905-939-8181. $100 prize for some lucky participant! Bradford Mom 2 Christ Church Kettleby You can donate on line Mom is preparing for Christ Church, Kettleby, at https:www.southlake- their spring sale and $ is calling for vendors. WIN A 100 The Mom 2 Mom Sale on Saturday, May 4. 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The first Schomberg Purina Walk for Dog Guides drew an enthusiastic crowd recently, including Mayor Steve Pellegrini and his dog Blue. A mix of beautiful dogs and their owners rallied to support the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guide program, and walked through the village, led by organizer Liz Butterfield.

Photos by Mark Pavilons The word around King Given recent terrorist acts, do you feel safe?

Jim Howieson Julie Radulovic “I’m not going to “Yeah, I feel safe. worry about it. I’m sort of the type Whatever will be, of person who goes will be.” with the flow. That’s generally how I feel.”

Bill Berthiaume “Yeah, I still do. We typically travel 2, 3, 4 times a year and Laura Lecona will continue to do “It’s sad to see all so. You can’t change these things happen, your life and the way but we keep going on you live. If you stop with our lives and because of that, they keep doing the regu- win.” lar stuff in life.” 28 - THE WEEKLY SENTINEL - Thursday, May 2, 2013 A TRUSTED REALTOR SINCE 1988

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