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Santa can be Scary, eSPecially if you’re on the nauGhty liSt! – As part of the Alliston Business Improvement Association’s ‘Hometown Christmas’ event on Saturday, November 22nd, children could have their picture taken with Santa Claus at Bern’s Flowers. The pictures were
taken by Robin Lynch, of ‘Photos by Robin’ and Mr. and Mrs. Claus were on-hand and making magic happen at the floral shop and gift boutique. In
this photo, Emily, age 1 1/2, and William, age 3 1/2, weren’t certain of Santa – perhaps they found out they were on the naughty list! For Emily, seeing
mom and dad close by was enough to cause panic. This hilarious picture, printed with permission from the parents, is truly what Christmas is all about!
I hope it will be clipped and shown at Emily’s wedding in years to come. And don’t worry kids, Santa isn’t scary as long as you listen to your parents!
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Fundraiser for Jesse Scime planned for January
PHOTO BY WENDY GABREK
Jesse Scime (pronounced she-may), age 14 of Beeton, has Cerebral Palsy and needs a
power-wheelchair to get around. With a terrific family supporting him, Jesse isn’t lacking in
reasons to smile brightly, everyday.
BY WENDY GABREK
A fundraiser to benefit
Jesse Scime and his family
is being planned by Beeton
councillor Richard Norcross.
The event takes place on
Saturday, January 24th at the
Muddy Water Tavern in Beeton and proceeds from the
event will be used towards
the purchase of a wheelchair
accessible van purchased by
the Scime family in late Sep-
tember.
Jesse, a 14-year-old Beeton resident, has Cerebral
Palsy and requires a wheelchair full-time to get around.
A Grade 9 student at St.
Thomas Aquinas Catholic
Secondary School in Tottenham, Jesse is too big
and too independent for his
old manual chair. Having
a power wheelchair equals
freedom for the intelligent
young man, and is saving his
mother, Sally, from having
to transfer him to and from
his chair throughout the day.
When the Scime’s first
purchased the wheelchair, it
was transported with the use
of a trailer. Jesse would still
need to be transfered into the
car, and at 115 lbs. it was
proving a difficult task for
his mother.
Shopping online, the
Scime’s found a used Honda
van for sale in the United
States that would accommodate Jesse, and his wheelchair, with the press of a button.
Since the Scime’s took
possession of the van Jesse
can get in and out of the vehicle by himself. This means
that Jesse can take his power
chair more places, more often – which is opening doors
for the honour roll student,
literally.
Beeton councillor Richard
Norcross became involved
with the Scime family after
meeting Jesse at a Career
Day event. The two hit it off,
and Jesse took time to write
Mr. Norcross after the meeting.
His letter to Councillor
Norcross read as follows:
Dear Mr. Norcross
I recently met you at career
day and learn the life of a
politician. Your presentation
was not only inspiring to me
but also my classmates. It
was a pleasure meeting you.
I will tell you a little about
myself. I am 14 years old
and going into grade 9 at
St. Thomas Aquinas in Tottenham. I currently live
with my mom, dad and 15
year old brother in Beeton.
I was born at 27 weeks and
have a disability called Ce-
rebral Palsy. My main mode
of transportation has been
a manual wheelchair as my
leg do not work. As a result
of being in a manual chair
my friends have had to push
me around in school. To
gain my independence and
keep up with my friends
and move from classroom
to classroom independently
the physio therapist and doctor recommended I move to
a power wheelchair. It took
a lot of persuasion from the
physiotherapist but I finally
agree to move to the power
chair.
Although I use my manual
wheelchair in the house my
main transportation mode
will be the power wheelchair. At the present time
transporting the power chair
is not so easy because it
weighs 475 pounds with me
in it. My parents are having
to use a trailer to move my
power chair to where I want
to go. They also have to
physically transfer me into
our vehicle. I am getting to
the point now where is very
difficult for my mom as well
as my dad to lift me into the
vehicle.
Therefore we are in the
process of looking for a accessible vehicle to be able
to transport myself and my
power chair around with
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My parents and I have researched used accessible vehicles but haven’t really had
any luck finding an appropriate vehicle that will last
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The cost of a brand new
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To help offset the loans
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Councillor Norcross will
host a fundraiser for Jesse
on January 24th. Additional
details to follow as they are
determined.
A bank account is also being setup at the Royal Bank
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The TIMES – November 27, 2014 – Page 3
Milne, Dowdall look at deputy warden’s position
RichaRD BlanchaRD
Both Essa mayor Terry
Dowdall and New Tecumseth mayor Rick Milne are
considering a run for the
Simcoe County warden’s
position next month.
Current deputy warden
Harry Hughes will not be
running again and recently
decided not to run for warden.
“It would be good to have
someone from the southern
part of the county as either
warden or deputy warden,”
said Dowdall on the weekend.
Tay mayor Scott Warnock
has announced that he will
be running for the deputy
warden’s position.
There has not been a warden or deputy warden from
the southern part of Simcoe
County since 2005 when
Dennis Roughley of Bradford West Gwillimbury was
elected to the position. He
served for one year.
Wasaga Beach mayor Cal
Patterson as served as warden for the past five years
but was defeated for mayor
in this fall’s election.
Basil Clarke, new elected
mayor of Ramara, will be
running for warden. Gerry
Marshall, mayor of Pentanguishene, would not confirm
rumours that he will also be
making a run for the position.
Essa makes final request for
provincial tornado funding
not be providing funding
towards costs related to the
Angus Tornado last June,
Essa council will be making
a final request for funding.
“We didn’t pass a resolution at the last meeting in
regards to asking the province reconsider its decision,”
said township mayor Terry
Dowdall at last Wednesday’s
council meeting.
Municipal Affairs Minister
Ted McMeekin confirmed on
October 29 that the province
would not be making any
contribution to tornado relief in the township because
of the township’s strong financial status and the over
$100,000 raised for tornado
relief fund.
Township council has said
that the township ratepayers will be left on the hook
Photo By WenDy GaBRek for $55,000 in overtime and
Bus tRiP to RaMa helPs local fooD Bank – Tottenham resident Eva Bradley pre- for nearly $20,000 to reconsented a cheque for $514 to Our Town Food Bank president Ben Bergin last Friday. Bradley
struct fencing damaged durraised the funds through a bus trip to Casino Rama that took place on November 8th. Bradley
ing the tornado.
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“I still think that we may
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Despite the province’s
announcement that it will
have a chance to get funding,” said Dowdall. Staff
will prepare a letter to be
sent to the Premier’s office.
The province announced
on November 13 that it
would be contributing upwards of $3,000,000 towards a disaster relief fund
for residents of Burlington
who suffered flood damage
on August 4.
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A coyote at a wildlife hospital. The animal was released after rehabilitation.
Dear editor:
In reference to Rafal Kubats letter Re: Action demanded against coyotes.
After reading Rafals story
about a coyote who simply walked up to him and
yanked a little dog away
from his grip while on its
leash, is very odd to say the
least. I can’t help wondering
why those little light weight
Yorkis weren’t lifted off the
ground by their adult male
owner. My guess as a wildlife rehabilitator is, the coyote would have retreated at
that point. Perhaps this par-
ticular coyote has become
accustomed to being in close
proximity to humans, especially due to their shrinking habitat due to human
overpopulation. This could
have been the result of an
intentional or unintentional
feeding by a nearby neigh-
bor which changes their
proximity tolerance. A case
such as this is quite atypical to their natural behavior.
I have walked the forested
trails around my house in
coyote country for 27 years
with my small dog off leash
and never had any problems.
There is plenty of evidence
that they live here but they
have never come close to
us or our dogs, let alone an
attack. Need we remind people that these wild animals
were here first.
The nocturnal, shy coyote
is incredibly beneficial to
the natural ecosystem. They
are a vital keystone predator
keeping rodents and small
mammals in check. They are
known as “natures clean up
crew”.
Coyotes mate for life and
are devoted parents to their
offspring. As omnivores,
their home range is anywhere
from 3–50 square miles. Human fear, misunderstanding
and lack of knowledge about
coyote behavior and habitat have lead to 50–70% of
young coyotes being killed
by humans before they reach
adulthood. This isolated incident does not justify declaring war on coyotes when
economic growth set to decline
Dear editor:
Buried in the federal government’s fall fiscal update
was some major news: economic growth in Canada will
decline year-after-year for
the next five years.
Let me say that again:
from 2015 to 2019, growth
will decline each and every
year.
Faced with this sad prognosis, the Conservatives are
putting all their eggs in the
income splitting basket, a
plan that will consume $2.4
billion borrowed dollars this
year and $2 billion every
year going forward, squeezing out room for a growth
agenda.
The Conservative income
splitting policy is unfair: it
does nothing for 85% of Canadians. And for 15% who
do benefit, the largest gains
blood inventory in
critical condition
Dear editor:
On behalf of Canadian Blood Services, I’d like to sincerely thank residents of this community who responded to
our recent urgent appeal for blood.
When it really counted, you stepped up and helped ensure we could continue to meet patient needs across the
country. We are fortunate to have such dedicated donors,
some of whom experienced longer donation times during
this critical period.
Thanks to you we are no longer in a critical situation.
That doesn’t mean our work together stops here; the need
for blood is constant. We look forward to welcoming regular donors back again soon. If you’re a new donor we hope
you will consider making blood donation a regular part of
your life.
We want donors to have the best experience possible.
We’ve heard your suggestions and will continue to improve. To begin, we’ve introduced Wi-Fi in our permanent
clinics, created a new website that is mobile friendly, introduced a mobile app called GiveBlood and started publishing our weekly inventory online so it’s even easier for
you to take action. We have also introduced a new eligibility quiz to help you determine whether you can donate. To
learn more visit www.blood.ca
Once again, thank you for your recent support and for
helping to save or improve the life of a fellow Canadian.
Mark Donnison,
Vice-President, Donor Relations
Canadian Blood Services
go to the wealthiest. Single
moms and dads, parents with
similar incomes within the
same tax bracket, those on
low incomes, those without
children or whose kids are at
the expensive post-secondary level—all get nothing
from Income Splitting.
Income splitting is too expensive, it’s unfair and it’s
anti-growth at a time when
growth is what Canadians
need.
Instead of lavishing benefits on those who need them
the least, we need to help our
economy expand and give
all Canadians a real and fair
chance at success. Two key
elements of that agenda are
infrastructure and education.
Investments in infrastructure will create jobs today
and lay the foundations for
greater prosperity tomorrow.
By helping our cities build
durable tools like better transit and water systems, we
will reduce traffic gridlock
and give a substantial and
sustainable boost our productivity and quality of life.
Seven out of ten future
new jobs in Canada will require post-secondary education. If we can raise our
post-secondary education attainment rate to 70 percent,
there are many preventative,
non-lethal measures to be
implemented.
To help minimize humanwildlife encounters, here are
a few basic tips:
• Never feed wildlife, keep
pets in-doors at night, keep
pet food in-doors, keep trash
secured, keep farm animals
in covered enclosures constructed with heavy mesh
wire, teach children to safely
admire wildlife from afar,
• Always provide an escape route and never corner
them. Never run, instead
back away slowly or make
yourself large and shout.
• Hazing are techniques
proven to be successful as a
deterrent to restore the coyotes natural avoidance to humans. Some include: noisemakers ex. voice, air horn,
pot and pan, cans full of
pebbles, projectiles (around
not at the coyote) ex. balls,
sticks, popping umbrellas,
spraying with a hose (in
warm months) or water gun.
Wildlife is not a ‘nuisance’
but rather a precious gift that
we need to better understand
so we may live in harmony
together.
Sylvia Penny
we’ll have a workforce ready
to meet our future job market
needs.
We don’t have to settle for
gradual economic decline.
Investments in education and
infrastructure are two essential components for the prosperity of our middle class
and our collective future.
John McCallum, MP
Liberal Party of Canada
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The Poppy Fund is dedicated to supporting the needs of
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“tHAnkS for tHe HoSPitAlity” – 2 Service Battalion presented a certificate of appreciation to representatives from the
Town of New Tecumseth (Mayor Mike MacEachern and Beeton Councillor Richard Norcross) on Saturday, November 22nd
for the warmth and hospitality they were shown during a week-long stay at the Beeton Fairgrounds. 2 Service Battalion also
wishes to thank the Beeton Agricultural Society for the use of their land to conduct training operations away from their homebase in Petawawa. 2 Service Battalion provides second-line combat service support to 2 CMBG, including transportation,
supply, and maintenance to assigned formations for domestic and deployed operations. It also provides essential institutional
support to CFB Petawawa lodger units.
essa’s past term of council
riCHArD blAnCHArD
With its term coming to a
close at the end of this month,
Essa township’s mayor and
deputy mayor looked back at
the past four years at the end
of last week’s council meeting.
“I have to say that I have
enjoyed the past term,” said
mayor Terry Dowdall who
will be starting his second
term as mayor next month.
“It was certainly interesting. We saw the opening of
the new high school, with the
new library, near the beginning of the term and we had
the challenges of dealing
with the Angus tornado and
the Plowing Match at the end
of the term.”
“I’m pleased that we have
been able to make progress
in a number of areas and
keep our taxes relatively
low,” he said.
Deputy mayor Sandie
Macdonald said that she
felt that “it had been a good
four years which I hope that
we will be able to continue. From the results of last
month’s election, I think that
people are very happy with
us.”
The inaugural meeting
will be held on Wednesday,
December 3 at Living Faith
Church in Baxter at 2 p.m.
The first regular Council
and Committee of the Whole
meeting will be held at 6
p.m. on December 17.
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16. Cheerful
21. Winter malady
23. Forerunner
26. Amid
28. Mountain lion
30. Morning drops
32. Rotation gauge
34. Note
36. Pushcart
37. Slowly, to a cellist
38. Stair post
39. Made of oak
40. Upright
42. Furry pet
44. South American mammal
50. Example
51. Beginner
52. Absolute
55. ____ homo
58. Black or Red
59. Paper fastener
60. Starchy root
65. Got together
67. Mr. Peron et al.
69. Amber, e.g.
71. Egg-shaped
72. Boutique
73. Opponent
74. Nonclerical
75. Chemical compound
76. Bauble
78. Brood’s home
80. Type
83. Playing marble
85. Pleased Pepin
86. Crazed
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highlights from the alliston santa Claus Parade
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL P14-13
Real Estate Services
Sealed submissions clearly marked as to content will be received by the undersigned until
2:00 p.m., Monday, December 15, 2014
To obtain a copy of the tender in pdf format, contact larchibald@newtecumseth.ca or
copies are available for download at www.biddingo.com.
The Town reserves the right to select a proponent based on the proposal evaluation.
Lori Archibald, Senior Buyer, Town of New Tecumseth
10 Wellington Street East Alliston, Ontario L9R 1A1
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL P14-14
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Sealed submissions clearly marked as to content will be received by the undersigned until
2:00 p.m., Thursday, December 18, 2014
To obtain a copy of the tender in pdf format, contact larchibald@newtecumseth.ca or
copies are available for download at www.biddingo.com.
The Town reserves the right to select a proponent based on the proposal evaluation.
Lori Archibald, Senior Buyer, Town of New Tecumseth
10 Wellington Street East, Alliston, Ontario L9R 1A1
TOWN OF NEW TECUMSETH
ONTARIO VOLUNTEER SERVICE AWARD NOMINATIONS
Council invites nominations of residents of the Town for the Ontario Volunteer Service
Award (Adult 24 yrs+) category. Nominees will be honoured by the Town and also submitted to the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture under The Ontario Volunteer Service Awards.
The Volunteer Service Awards are given to people who volunteer their time to a single
organization for several years. Adult nominees must have volunteered with one group for
at least five consecutive years, must not have received payment for their work, must be
active beyond simple membership in an organization, and must not have performed the
services as part of their regular business or professional duties. Nine levels of service are
awarded – for 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30+, 40+, 50+ and 60+ years of continuous service.
The recipients will be recognized by the Town at the annual Canada Day festivities.
Nomination forms are available at the Administration Centre in Alliston, Joint Operations
Centre in Beeton, and on the Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration website at:
www.ontario.ca/honoursandawards
Nomination forms will be received until 4:30 p.m., Friday December 19 TH, 2014
addressed to: Cindy Anne Maher
Clerk/Director of Administration Services
10 Wellington Street East, Alliston, ON L9R 1A1
(705) 435-3900 or (905) 729-0057 Fax: (705) 435-2873
cmaher@newtecumseth.ca
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT WWW.NEWTECUMSETH.CA
Photos by
Wendy Gabrek
rotary niGht Lit Parade enjoyed by aLL!
– More than 30 local businesses took part in the Rotary Club of Alliston’s Night
Lit Parade on Saturday, November 22nd. The event took
place in downtown Alliston
and was filmed for Rogers
Television. Members of the
Rotary Club judged the passing floats, and the winners
for 2014 were: Best Overall
– Kingsmere Retirement Living; WOW – Town of New
Tecumseth Parks and Recreation Dept.; Most Unique
– Vanderpost Miniature Horses; Traditional –
Sprouts
Childcare. Of course Santa
Claus got a big reaction from
the kids as he passed by as
well!
A Christmas Carol... What The Dickens!
The South Simcoe
Theatre’s 4th annual
musical panto.
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Come see and participate
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Scrooge with a
‘pantomime’ twist!
Opens
November 27th
thru December 7th
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10 shows only!
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Take the opportunity to
meet the cast and have
your picture taken with
them!
Call Box Office for
tickets 705-458-4432
Call early!
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Cookstown L0L 1L0
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A fantabulous, funtastical
family-friendly Panto!
Let this festive show start
your holiday season off to
a great beginning!!!
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Bus trip to Casino Rama to feed families,
and support teens at Christmas
Photo By Wendy GaBRek
Bus tRiP to Rama helPs lions CluB helP teens – Tottenham resident Eva Bradley presented a cheque for $504
to Tottenham & District Lions Club Inc. representative Nick Giannopoulos last Friday. Bradley raised the funds through a bus
trip to Casino Rama that took place on November 8th. Bradley has been raising funds for local not-for-profits – including Heart
& Stroke, Terry Fox, Painted Rock Animal Farm and the Our Town Food Bank – since 2008. The funds will be used to buy
gift cards for teens, as part of the Christmas Basket Program that supports local families in need during the holiday season.
By Wendy GaBRek
Tottenham resident Eva
Bradley has been raising
funds for local not-for-profit
organizations since 2008 –
simply, she says, because
she can.
Over the years, Bradley
has donated funds, raised
through bus trips to Casino
Rama, to several organiza-
tions including the Heart &
Stroke Foundation of Ontario, the Our Town Food
Bank, The Terry Fox Foundation, Painted Rock Animal
Farm, and the Tottenham &
District Lions Club Inc.
“First I’d like to thank
The Times for helping me
to spread the word about
the bus trips,” said Bradley.
“The support of the local paper has been invaluable.”
“I’d also like to thank everyone who came on the bus
this time – we had 52 people
participate in our November,
2014, trip – because without
you, and the friends you
brought along, these fundraisers wouldn’t be possible,” she added.
Bradley says she organizes the bus trips to Rama
because it’s something she
likes to do.
Funds raised from the November 8th departure were
split between the Our Town
Food Bank, that supports
100 local families monthly,
and the Tottenham & District
Lions Club Inc. in support of
the Christmas Baskets program. The groups received
$514 and $504 respectively
last Friday.
The cheque presentations
were photographed by this
paper, because it’s important, says Bradley, that the
bus trip participants know
that the money is going
where it’s supposed to be
going.
Bradley does not keep any
of the money raised for herself, and even pays out of
pocket for the printing of flyers and other small expenses
to ensure the bus trips can
happen.
The next trip to Casino
Rama will take place in the
spring of 2015. Tickets are
$20 each (which includes $5
towards the cost of the bus).
Participants are encouraged
to use their Casino Rama
Player Cards so the fundraiser could include a free buffet
(as it once did) again. Casino
Rama reimburses a portion
of the cost of the ticket price
with freebies, determined by
the casino. Proceeds from
the next bus trip will be donated to Matthews House
Hospice and My Sister’s
Place, the local women and
children’s shelter.
“I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year and
I look forward to seeing everybody on the bus again
next spring,” said Bradley.
Photos By Wendy GaBRek
soPhie’s sWeets says GoodBye – Teresa and Carlos Trivino, owners of Sophie’s Sweets, are closing their
storefront in Alliston as of December 31st. In order to make
their final Christmas in Alliston a special one, the couple
invited residents by the shoppe from some pre-parade fun
last Saturday, November 22, from 2 – 5 p.m. Attending children could write a letter to Santa, get a free cookie with the
donation of a non-perishable food item for the Good Shepherd Food Bank; and get their face painted by two amazing girls dressed as Disney’s Elsa and Anna from Frozen.
Pictured: Carlos and Teresa Trivino at their store on Victoria
Street, Alliston, with plates of delicious Christmas cookies.
Disney’s Frozen princesses ‘Anna’ portrayed by Savannah,
and ‘Elsa’, portrayed by Madison with Raelyn, age 7, and
Liam, age 4 at Sophie’s Sweets last Saturday. To book the
girls for your event go to: www.facebook.com/onceuponaprincessevents
Ontario takes action to reduce
smoking and obesity rates
Ontario is introducing legislation as of November 24th
to protect youth from the
dangers of tobacco and the
potential harms of electronic
cigarettes, known as e-cigarettes. Also included in the
legislation are measures to
help families make healthier
food choices by giving them
caloric information when eating out or purchasing takeaway meals.
The introduction of the
Making Healthier Choices
Act, 2014 supports the government’s commitment to
achieve the lowest smoking
rate in Canada. If passed, the
proposed legislation would:
• Ban the sale and supply of
e-cigarettes to anyone under
the age of 19.
• Prohibit the use of e-cigarettes in certain places where
the smoking of tobacco is
prohibited.
• Ban the sale of e-cigarettes in certain places where
the sale of tobacco is prohibited.
• Prohibit the display and
promotion of e-cigarettes in
places where e-cigarettes or
tobacco products are sold, or
offered for sale.
• Ban the sale of flavoured
tobacco products, with a delayed implementation date
for menthol-flavoured tobacco products.
• Increase maximum fines
for those who sell tobacco
to youth, making Ontario’s
maximum fines the highest in
Canada.
• Strengthen enforcement
to allow for testing of substances used in waterpipes
(e.g. hookahs, shisha) in in-
By Wendy GaBrek
The Town of New Tecumseth has arranged for Santa
Claus to take a break from his
busy schedule to have breakfast with you and your family
on Saturday, December 13th.
Breakfast with Santa takes
place at The Hornet’s Nest
on the second level at the
New Tecumseth Recreation
Centre (NTRC), located at
7300 Industrial Parkway in
Alliston, from 9:30 – 11 a.m.
Tickets are $8 per child (plus
HST), $12 for adults (plus
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under are free.
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Christmas wish lists as Santa
will be taking requests! Stay
for free crafts and activities,
holiday music, and a Christmas movie.
Be a part of the magic this
holiday season and plan to
add a new tradition to your
family’s holiday routine –
Breakfast with Santa!
Breakfast
with Santa!
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‘Parish Feast day’
St. Catherine of Alexandria Catholic Church in Bond Head will
host a parish feast day on Sunday, November 30. The mass will
commence at 10 a.m. with homilist Father Edward Jackman, O.P.
The mass will be followed by a fundraiser dinner at noon and will
include soup, meat on a stick, cabbage rolls, mixed vegetables,
caesar salad, dessert, tea and coffee. Tickets are $15 for adults,
$7 for children seven to 12, and children six and under are free.
Everyone is welcome. For more information, please call 905 7758282.
Celebrate Caledon’s poets
As part of their Celebrate Local Authors campaign, the Caledon
Public Library will be hosting ‘Stopping by the Mill on a Poetry
Evening’ (with apologies to Robert Frost). Eight award-winning
Caledon poets will be strutting their metaphorical stuff on Friday,
November 28th, 7–9 p.m. at the Alton Mill Arts Centre’s ongoing
series, Culture Café. www.altonmill.ca
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PHotoS By Wendy GaBrek
Alliston children enjoy the cookies they decorated at the ABIA’s ‘Hometown Christmas’ on Saturday. Pictured, from left: Clayton, age 3, Nyle, age 4, Abby, age 9, Ezra, age 7, and Morgan, age 10.
PHoto By Wendy GaBrek
Burn BrIGHt lIttle tree – Mayor Mike MacEachern
and a group of local children, smile brightly after the lighting
of the Christmas tree at Mill Street and Victoria Street in Alliston last Saturday evening at 5 p.m. This will be Mayor Mike’s
final tree lighting as the Mayor of the Town of New Tecumseth (after 11 years as Mayor, plus an additional two terms on
council). Mayor Mike is currently seeking the Federal Liberal
Nomination for the riding of Simcoe–Grey and hopes to stay
on, working for the people of New Tecumseth, as the local MP.
Santa Claus is coming
to town...
By Wendy GaBrek
The man in red is coming to the Gibson Cultural Centre
early next month.
On December 6, 7, and 13th, Santa Claus himself will be
at New Tecumseth’s most beautifully restored building to
meet and greet with children – of all ages.
Come out and meet Father Christmas and stay for treats
and refreshments.
Santa will be at The Gibson: Saturday, December 6th
from 10 a.m. until noon, and again from 2 – 4 p.m.; on
Sunday, December 7th from 3 – 5 p.m.; and on Saturday,
December 13th from 1 – 4 p.m.
Be there to guarantee your spot on the ‘Nice List’ this
holiday season!
By Wendy GaBrek
The Alliston Business
Improvement
Association (ABIA) held its annual
‘Hometown Christmas’ extravaganza last Saturday in
downtown Alliston.
The event included live
reindeer (direct from the
North Pole), hot chocolate,
cookie decorating, photos
with Santa (at Bern’s Flowers), face painting and local
shopping specials.
Besides the live animals,
the highlight of the event
was the annual tree lighting
at Mill Street and Victoria
Street at 5 p.m. The tree,
donated by Drysdale’s, was
decorated with white lights
and red bulbs decorated by
local children. At the event,
Mayor Mike MacEachern lit
his final tree as the Mayor
of New Tecumseth and children in attendance couldn’t
have been more delighted
with the way the tree looked
against the night sky.
Following the ABIA’s
Hometown Christmas, the
Rotary Club of Alliston held
its annual Night Lit Santa
Claus Parade, with more
than 30 businesses participating by entering floats
and throwing candies to the
children who lined the main
street.
For more information on
the ABIA and a list of upcoming events and activities
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LinkS for Learning SuPPortS bmhS – New Tecumseth Mayor Mike MacEachern presented Banting Memorial High School with more than $18,000
from the proceeds of this year’s Links for Learning Charity Golf Tournament. The money will be distributed as scholarships to qualifying students in 2015.
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Pictured from left to right Kevin Runnalls, Dana Wright, co-chairs of BMHS commencement, Principal Lynn Kelman, Mayor Mike MacEachern and EDAC’s
Rob Glozier.
The New Tecumseth
Singers,
Collingwood’s
Sound Investment Community Choir and the Dufferin Concert Singers are
uniting as a mass choir
to perform ‘A Glorious
Christmas Celebration’ at
Knox Presbyterian Church
in Alliston on November
30th at 3 p.m., not 7:30
p.m. as previously stated in
The Times, in the November 20th edition.
The concert will feature: Louise Gallaugher,
the Banting Glee Club,
Banting Bass, the Dufferin
Trumpeters, Susan Connolly, Kim Stevenson and
Sean Derraugh and soloists Katie Thurman, Olivia
Cacciola, Glyn Lloyd and
Mark Gagnon.
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Coyotes give up third Hornets claim back–to–back wins over the weekend
period lead to Bradford
BY BRIAN LOCKHART
They fought back, but a late third period blitz by the
Bradford Rattlers handed the Alliston Coyotes a 10–7 loss
Thursday (Nov. 20.) night at the New Tecumseth Recreation Complex in Alliston.
At the end of the first period the Coyotes were trailing
4–2 to the third place Rattlers.
After a late period goal from Angrej Jamnicky, Coyotes
forward Nikita Sidenko made a class move in front of the
net when he took a shot then picked up on his own rebound
for the second shot that made it to the back of the Rattlers
net.
Feeling the pressure in the second frame, the Coyotes
scored three, verses two more from the Bradford squad to
close the gap and make it a 6–5 game going into the final
20 minutes of play.
Alliston’s Austin Cunningham and Oleg Khalemin both
scored early in the third period – Cunningham notching his
only 15 seconds in the period followed by Khalemin’s goal
just :50 seconds later – to give the Coyotes a one goal lead.
From there, the Coyotes ran into trouble giving up four
goals to end the game 10–7 for the Rattlers.
It was loss number ten for the Coyotes and dropped them
down to a .500 record for the season with 20 points – good
for a seventh place in the Greater Metro Hockey League’s
South Division.
Over all the Tottenham Steam continue to dominate the
League with 38 points and only a single loss after 20 games
played this year. The Temiscaming Titans hold second
place with 33 points, followed by the Toronto Blue Ice Jets
with 32 points.
The Coyotes will be back on home ice for their regular
home game tonight (Nov. 27) when they will host the Toronto Ice Jets.
The puck drop is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
PHOTOS BY BRIAN LOCKHART
The Alliston Coyotes host the Bradford Rattlers at the New
Tecumseth Recreation Complex on Thursday, November
20. The Coyotes tied the game after trailing in the first two
periods, then gave up the lead when Bradford scored four
in the third period to leave with a 10–7 win.
PHOTOS BY BRIAN LOCKHART
The Alliston notched four more points over the weekend with back to back wins on the road and at home. Friday (Nov. 21)
night’s game against the Orillia Terriers ended with a 6–1 Alliston victory.
BY BRIAN LOCKHART
The Alliston Junior C
Hornets are now nine points
ahead of the Penetang Kings
and the Stayner Siskins who
are tied for second place in
the Georgian Mid Ontario
Junior C Hockey League.
Penetang dropped their
road game to Huntsville on
Friday night.
The Kings went into a nose
dive at mid season losing six
of their last seven games after a strong start in the early
going and moving into first
place in the League.
The Hornets have been
like a rocket this year – once
taking off they have been
steadily moving ahead and
gaining speed with every
game and overtaking the
Penetang squad in the standings.
The squad gained four
more points over the weekend beginning with a 6–2
win over the Schomberg
Cougars in Schomberg on
Thursday, November 20.
After playing to a 1–1 tie
in the first period, the Hornets notched two more in the
second frame and ended the
night with three powerplay
goals in the third period.
Returning to home ice in
Alliston the following night,
(Fri. Nov. 21) they left the
ice with an easy 6–1 win
over the Orillia Terriers.
“When we needed to put
the puck on the net, we did,”
Said Hornets goalie Tyler
Brindle. “It was more of a
slow paced game, I guess we
kind of played down to their
level.”
Orillia has been playing a
.500 season this year, and really had trouble getting past
the Hornets defence in Friday’s game.
“At the beginning of the
game, I saw a lot more (action),” Brindle said. “As the
game went on, it started to
slow down a bit.”
Alliston goals came from
Nic Archibald, in the first.
A single each from Mark
O’Donnell and Jacob Tuck,
in the second. And Nick Arcan, Brendan Spencer, and a
second from O’Donnell in
the final frame.
The squad was pumped after Friday’s win and Brindle
said the squad isn’t looking
back at all.
“It feels really good,” He
said. “When we were in second for a while, it was driving us a little bonkers. Now
that we’re in first, we’re not
looking behind us, we’re going to keep going and building on what we’ve got.”
At 21 games into the sea-
son, forward Nic Archibald
is leading the pack in the
Hornets camp with 33 points
– 11 goals and 22 assists.
Close behind is Left winger Mark O’Donnell with 16
goals and 14 assists – good
for 30 points.
Jamie Bennett has 26
points as does Tanner Dockerty.
The Hornets will be back
on home ice this Friday, November 28, to host the Midland Flyers.
Game time is 7:30 p.m.
Photo submitted
brinG non-Perishable food items to the Parade – The JAK Fund’s food drive for the local food banks
was a success at the Alliston parade! Seen from left to right
JAK supporters Geoff Keogh and Neil Pendlebury. Look for
the JAK Fund’s wheelbarrows to be collecting for the food
banks at the Tottenham parade this Saturday and in Beeton’s parade the following Saturday.
Photos submitted
firefiGhters
honoured – The Town of
New Tecumseth held its
Annual New Tecumseth
Fire & Rescue Recognition Night on Saturday, November 22 at The Hornet’s
Nest in Alliston. Those
celebrating 20, 25 and 30
years of service received
recognition from both the
New Tecumseth Fire Department (which consists
currently of three stations
in Alliston, Beeton and Tottenham) and the province.
Those with 15, 10 and 5
years of service received
department recognition as
well. Pictured here is Fire
Chief Dan Heydon and his
Chief Officers. There is
over 220 years of service
posing with Mayor Mike
MacEachern in this picture.
SWAP
RIDE
Photos submitted
excePtional Weekend for alliston Gymnasts
– The Alliston Nikolettes Gymnastics Club recently competed in the 2014 Team Ontario Tour Selection in Etobicoke,
Ontario. Tour Selection is for Gymnasts Level 6–9, and 13+
plus. Gymnasts competing at this event included Juliana
Abas – Level 9, Camryn Gibson – Level 8, Julia Bullied –
Level 7, Ashlyn Christos – Level 7, Kate Beausaert – Level
6 and Cassidy Metcalf – Level 6. Alliston Nikolettes coaches, Rod Hounsell and Brenda Daly, were very pleased with
the weekend’s results. Camryn Gibson, Ashlyn Christos
and Kate Beausaert each earned spots on Team Ontario
in their respective levels and will be representing Team Ontario at the 2015 Lady Luck Invitational in January in Las
Vegas, Nevada, USA. The top eight gymnasts in each level
comprises each Team Ontario Tour Selection Team. “The
Alliston Nikolettes Gymnastics Club is very proud of our
athletes and coaches”. The Alliston Nikolettes Gymnastics
Club is located at 4941 Dean Drive, Alliston. You can check
them out at www.allistongymnastics. com and on Facebook
at www.facebook.com/AllistonNikolettesGymnasticsClub
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super tall gatekeeper Corporal Murphy, from Administration
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Master Corporal Brad Keffer offers Logan Usher, age 10 of
Alliston, a candy cane, sharing in the holiday spirit.
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advertisements beyond the amount paid for the space actually occupied by the portion of the advertisement in which the error occurred, whether such error is due to the negligence of its servants
or otherwise, and there shall be no liability for non-insertions of any advertisement beyond the
amount paid for such advertisement. All advertisers are asked to check their advertisements after
first insertion. We accept responsibility for only one incorrect insertion unless notified immediately
after publication. Errors which do not lessen the value of the advertisement are not eligible for
corrections by a make-good advertisement. There shall be no liability for non-insertion of any
advertisement beyond the amount paid for such advertisement. We reserve the right to edit, revise,
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201 APARTMENTS
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WANTED
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HELP WANTED
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HELP WANTED
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vehicles, any size. No
ownership
required.
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Experience & License
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AVAILABLE
FARM HELP: Couple
experienced with thoroughbred horses and
farm
management,
equipped with some
cultivating, hay and harvest equipment, seek
farm requiring part-time
help and equipment in
exchange for accommodation and stabling
of several horses within
commute of GTA as of
June, 2015. Call 416482-6713. B47-50
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Safe designated play
environment,
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smoke free environment,
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Available for full time,
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and after school. Patient and experienced
professional in a loving
environment. Weekend
services available. Call
Patricia at 416-9495585 B12 - TFN
EXPERIENCED MEAT
CUTTERS and LABOURERS
wanted.
Cutting and deboning
poultry products an asset. Labourers, $11$14/hr. Butchers with
minimum two years experience - $16/hr. Apply
to Abate Packers Ltd by
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519-848-2793. O37-48
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Students Welcome
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708 DEATHS
709 IN MEMORIAM
ISAAC: Margaret Jean
(nee MONTGOMERY).
Passed away peacefully
at the Penetanguishene
site of the Georgian Bay
General Hospital on
Monday, November 17,
2014, in her 85th year.
Beloved wife of John
Isaac and pre-deceased
by Graham Jones. Lovingly remembered by
her children Sheila
(Rick) Thompson, Ruth
(Gary) Sproule, Ellen
(Mike) Gouett, Susan
(Mitch) Zylski, Michael
(Shauna) and Nancy
(Steve) Kay as well as
John’s children David
(Cathie), Elizabeth (Bill)
Russell, Ken (Jane)
and Paul (Kim). Proud
grandmother of 25 and
great-grandmother
of
20. Pre-deceased by her
son Murray and will be
missed by Kathy Marchand. Dear sister of Aileen Wallace and loved
aunt of Peggy and Fred
Wallace. Pre-deceased
by her parents Herb
and Mae Montgomery
and her brother Joe.
The family would like to
express sincere appreciation to the palliative
care team at Penetang
hospital for their wonderful care and compassion during Mom’s last
weeks. Funeral service
was held at St. Paul’s
United Church, Midland
on Saturday, November
22. Spring interment
Lakeview
Cemetery,
Midland. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate memorial to donations to the Salvation
Army Christmas Cheer
Fund or a charity of your
choice. B48
IN LOVING MEMORY
of Chris Gentle.
May 19, 1966 - November 28, 2013.
Remembering you is
easy,
I do it every day,
It’s just the pain of losing you,
That never goes away,
Though the tears in my
eyes don’t always glisten,
And my face not always
sad,
There is never a night or
morning,
I don’t think of the son I
had.
Not a day do I forget
you,
In my heart you are always here,
For I love you and I miss
you,
As this ends the very
first year.
We all miss you so
much,
Love always,
Your mother, the Gentle
and Timewell Families.
C48
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Helps with weight loss,
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Consultations available.
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santa droPs into adjala–tosorontio seniors tea – Adjala–Tosorontio mayor Tom Walsh was on hand last Wednesday
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held by the Adjala–Tosorontio Residents Association. Santa had gifts for the 150 seniors
on-hand for the Christmas lunch.
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small business exPo dominated
by female entrePreneurs – On Saturday, November 22nd, a Small Business
Expo, hosted by Becky Wilson-Ouellet, was
held at Hillside Church in Tottenham. The
event was an opportunity for small and homebased business owners to advertise and sell
their wares before the holiday season arrives.
Spots were available for just $20 per vendor.
The event attracted several local businesses,
mostly owned by female entrepreneurs.
CROSSWORD SOLUTION
Improvements complete on adj–Tos roads
• North Keenansville Stub
Road (100 metres)
• 20th Sideroad Adjala
(2,150 metres)
• 5th Sideroad Adjala
(1,300 metres)
The Government of Canada contributed $384,000
towards the total project cost
of $384,000 through the federal Gas Tax Fund.
“Our Government is
pleased to provide municipalities with flexible infrastructure funding that allows
them to support projects that
By Wendy GaBrek
Residents of Adjala-Tosorontio are now enjoying a
smoother ride on seven local
roads throughout the Township, thanks to contributions
from the federal Gas Tax
Fund. Representatives gathered on Monday to celebrate
the completion of the work
which provides numerous
benefits to the community.
In total, 6.5 kilometres of
roadway was resurfaced in
the Township in 2014. Road
work included upgrading
road surfaces from gravel to
asphalt and resurfacing existing asphalt to provide safe
and serviceable roadways.
These improvements will
increase the functional lifespan of the roads, while providing a safer and smoother
commute for motorists.
Road resurfacing was
completed on the following
roads:
• Concession Road 3 Tosorontio (1 ,000 metres)
• Main Street, Lisle (400
metres)
•
Mulmur-Tosorontion
townline (400 metres)
• 5th Sideroad Tosorontio
(1,200 metres)
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of Labour, Minister of Status
of Women and Member of
Parliament for Simcoe-Grey
“We are pleased to be able
to partner with the Government of Canada to invest
in our road infrastructure.
Building upon our road network will benefit our residents and local businesses
for years to come with safer
roads and improved access
between our communities,”
said Tom Walsh, Mayor.
PhoTo By Wendy GaBrek
ShoP The neIGhBourhood ThIS SaTurday – The Tottenham–Beeton & District
Chamber of Commerce (TBDCC), the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and Yellow Pages is
encouraging you to ‘Shop the Neighbourhood’ on Saturday, November 29th. This project was
started in 2013 and encourages Canadians Nationwide to make a local purchase and take
advantage of any exclusive event day deals offered by local businesses! All of the Chamber
business members have been encouraged to participate in this free event by offering a deal
for the day – following the BTBIA’s Santa Claus Parade this weekend. ‘Shop the Neighbourhood’ bags will be available from the Chamber of Commerce parking lot (located at 54 Queen
Street South, Tottenham) while quantities last, during the parade, that starts at 3 p.m.
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address the needs of their
communities. These road
improvements, made possible through the federal
Gas Tax Fund, will provide
a safer and smoother ride
for drivers, while helping
to protect the environment
through reduced greenhouse gas emissions. Going
forward, our investments
through the federal Gas Tax
Fund will continue to generate economic growth and
job creation across Ontario
communities for years to
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Amplifiers, Stereo, Recording and
Theatre Sound Equipment. Hammond
organs. Any condition, no floor model
consoles. Call Toll-Free 1-800-9470393 / 519-853-2157.
FIREARMS. All types wanted,
estates, collections, single
i t e m s , m i l i t a r y. We h a n d l e a l l
paperwork and transportation.
Licensed Dealer. 1.866.960.0045
www.dollars4guns.com.
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HELP WANTED
BUILDING COMMUNITY - ONE
STAR AT A TIME. Recognize a
six to 17 year old with the prestigious
2014 Ontario Junior Citizen of the
Year Award nomination by Nov. 30.
www.ocna.org/juniorcitizen or call
905-639-8720 ext. 221.
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONISTS
needed! Employers seeking
over 200 additional CanScribe
graduates. Student loans
available. Income-tax receipts
issued. Start training today. Work
from Home! www.canscribe.com.
info@canscribe.com. 1.800.466.1535
LAIDLAW CARRIERS VAN DIVISION
requires experienced AZ licensed
drivers to run the U.S. Premium mileage rate. Home weekly. New equipment. Also hiring Owner Operators.
1-800-263-8267
DRIVERS WANTED
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TOLL-FREE:
1-800 363-7566
14 Front St. S. Mississauga
(TICO # 04001400)
EMPLOYMENT OPPS.
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or 1-888-528-0809 to start
training for your work-at-home career
today!
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and speak to a licensed mortgage
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agriculture, farms, & land mortgages.
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