October 9 - The Creemore Echo

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The Creemore
Echo
Friday, October 9, 2015
Harvest Edition
Vol. 15 No. 41
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• The Creemore Echo • Friday, October 9 ,2015
COMMUNITY Calendar
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This Weekend
Wednesday, October 7 to Friday, Oct. 23
• Badjeros United Church Scrap Metal and
Aluminum Can Fundraiser Drive. Drop off at
church or call 705-441-2466 for pick up.
Saturday, October 10
• Creemore's Last Farmers' Market is today!
• Creemore Log Cabin's last day this season. Open
with History Hosts from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Located on
Library Street between the Old Jail and the library.
• Creemore's Annual Thanksgiving Apple Pie Contest
takes place at the Farmers' Market today. All Entries
need to arrive by 9:30 a.m. Winners to be announced
at 10:30 a.m. Slices of pie will be available to the
public after announcement.
• Dunedin’s 14th Annual Fall Colour Cancer Walk
starting at 10 a.m. for a 6 km walk from Dunedin Hall
to Glen Huron. (you’ll get a ride back to Dunedin)
All proceeds will go to Canadian Cancer Society.
Call 705-726-8032 ext.3224 or Donna Hammill at
705-466-3071 for more details.
• Toronto and North York Hunt’s Horse, Hound &
Harvest Parade at 11 a.m. Starts and ends at Gordon
Feed & Seed lot on Mill Street. En route photo stops.
Map at www.tnyh.horse. Blessing of the Hounds &
Horses and a Meet & Greet immediately following
Upcoming Events
Tuesday, October 13
• Final Registration for Creemore Skating Club
at the Creemore Arena from 6 to 8 p.m. The first
day of skating lessons begins Saturday, October
17. Programs offered include Pre-CanSkate &
CanSkate (Learn to skate program for skaters
3 years of age and older), STARSkate (Figure
Skating) and Adult STARSkate (Adult Figure
Skating). For more information please contact
Annette Belkosky 705-424-9422 or a.belkosky@
hotmail.ca or Julie Bigham at 705-466-2977 or
[email protected].
• Let's talk about your future hospital. Free
community event with Collingwood General
& Marine Hospital. Come see how the hospital
is planning for the next 5 to 20 years. Station on
the Green at 7 p.m. To pre-register your free seat,
email [email protected] or call Lisa at
705-445-2550 ext. 8307. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, October 15 to Sunday, Nov. 1
• Theatre Orangeville presents “Jonas & Barry in
the Home”. New friends live in an assisted living
home together. Barry, a retired dentist, is newly a
senior and unsure of what to do with his days at
Gateway Gardens. Jonas is a retired stage actor
who spends his time wooing the women in the
home. Tickets $42 by phoning 519-942-3423 ext
2804 or email [email protected].
Theatre Orangeville, 87 Broadway, Orangeville.
Friday, October 16
• Creemore Curling Club Social & Registration
7 p.m. at the Creemore Curling Club. For more
information call Ann Huskinson 705-466-2000 or
[email protected].
Friday, October 16 to Sunday, Oct. 18
• Tipling Stage Company presents “The Trouble
with Trent” a comedy by Fred Carmichael. At
Grace Tipling Hall, Shelburne. For more info and
tickets visit www.tiplingstagecompany.com or
email [email protected].
Tickets $35 by calling 705-424-1034 or lornenmar@
gmail.com. Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 516,
5357 Simcoe Road 9, New Lowell.
Sunday, October 18
• St. John's United Church Anniversary Service
at 11 am.
• Please join us for a Come & Go 85th Birthday
Tea honouring Harold Davidson at Dunedin
Hall from 2 to 4 p.m. Best wishes only. Bring a
memory to share!
• The family of Margaret Black invite you to join
them in celebration of her 90th Birthday Come
and Go Tea at the New Lowell Legion from 1 to 3
p.m. Best wishes only.
Monday, October 19
• Introduction to Watercolour, 8 week course
starting today from 1 to 4 p.m. at Bay School of
Art Collingwood with Martha Bull $280.00 Call
705-466-6938 or 416-546-2555.
Tuesday, October 20
• Public Consultation Session concerning a short
list of potential sites for the Organics Processing
Facility (OPF) and Materials Management
Facility (MMF) at Stayner Arena and Community
Centre at 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Residents are invited
to attend – an open house format, with formal
presentation and question and answer period to
follow. For more information visit simcoe.ca/opf
and simcoe.ca/mmf.
Wednesday, October 21
• Creemore Horticultural Society Monthly
Meeting hosting a “Visitors’ Night” with speaker
Sean James. Meeting is at St Luke’s Church at
7:30 pm. Refreshments will be served.
• Introduction to Watercolour, 8 week course
starting today from 1 to 4 p.m. at Mill Street Art
Studio with Martha Bull $280. Call 705-466-6938
or 416-546-2555.
Thursday, October 22
• 2015 Autumn Leaves Fashion Show at 7 p.m. at
and Quilt Show at GNE Fairgrounds, 2220
Fairgrounds Rd. from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free
admission. Vendor space available and info call
Ann 705-466-2000.
• Anthony Von Concert - The 3rd annual fundraising
concert for New Lowell United Church featuring
award winning Elvis Tribute Artist. Doors open at
7 p.m., show to begin at 8 p.m. Light lunch served.
• Lasagna Supper at St. Luke's Anglican Church, 22
• Great Northern Exhibition Fall Colours Craft
WE ARE HAVING A PARTY!
Mr & Mrs David Runyon invite you to join them in
celebrating the marriage of their son
MICHAEL RUNYON TO
JESSELYN GULLA
October 23rd 2015 8 p.m. to 1 a.m.
AT THE CREEMORE LEGION
Doors open at 7:30 p.m., cash bar, raffle, and games.
Open invitation, come have some fun!
the GNE Fairgrounds in the Ag. Building. MC Dean
Hollin; Clearview Fire Fighters and local GNE
Ladies as models; art, appetizers, a cash bar, 50/50,
silent auction, and entertainment. $15. Tables of
8 $100 booked in advance. For more information
contact Yvonne at 519-922-3448, check out our
web site www.greatnorthernex.com or facebook.
Friday, October 23
the parade at Gordon Feed & Seed lot.
• Oktoberfest at Creemore Springs from 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. Stop by for a beer, pretzel and live music featuring
Washboard Von Hank and the Gesundheit`s.
• The family of Olive Wilkinson invites friends
and family to a celebration of her 90th Birthday
at Blue Mountain Manor, Stayner from 2 to 4
p.m.
Sunday, October 11
• Church Services on page 5.
Monday, October 12
• Thanksgiving Monday. Creemore Echo will be
closed today.
Caroline Street West from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Tickets
$12, advance sale only – so get them early! For
tickets call 705-466-2206 and leave a message.
• Roast Pork Supper & Silent Auction at Knox
Presbyterian Church, 160 King St. S., Alliston,
at 6 p.m. Adults $15, children (5-12) $5, under 5
free. For tickets call Knox Church at 705-435-5081.
Tuesday, October 27
• Annual Memorial Service at Collingwood General
& Marine Hospital at 7 p.m. A non-denominational
service to honour patients and members of our
hospital family who have passed on. Organized by
the hospital’s Pastoral Care Committee. Please RSVP
Bruce Loveless at [email protected], or 705445-2550, Ext 8383.
• Hallowfest at Station on the Green. Watch future
editions for more details.
• Costume Party at Creemore Legion starting at 9
p.m. Entrance fee is non-perishable goods for the
Clearview & Stayner Food Bank. Age of majority
- must be 19 years of age to attend.
Saturday, October 31 to Saturday, Nov. 7
• Clearview Community Theatre presents “Shrek
the Musical” at the GNE Fairgrounds, 2020
Fairgrounds Road. Humour, energy, dancing,
and fabulous music. Wheelchair accessible.
Priority seating $20. General Seating: Adults
$18, children, students and seniors $15. Group
discounts available. [Oct 31, Nov 1, Nov 7 at 3
p.m., Nov 5, Nov 6, Nov 7 at 7:30 p.m.] Tickets at
A&D Birdseed, 1617 County Rd 42 (Airport Rd)
705-428-2465 or call Laura LaChance at 705-4460888. Visit www.clearviewcommunitytheatre.ca.
Saturday, November 21
• Creemore Legion Christmas Gift and Craft
Sale. For table bookings call Michelle at 705-4244466.
• Join Fred Eaglesmith at Nottawa Hall. This is a
fundraiser for Elephant Thoughts. Tickets $25 in
advance available at fredeaglesmith.com or at the
Elephant Thoughts headquarters in Collingwood.
$30 at the door.
• Hawksley Workman brings a full band to the Avening
Hall. Tickets $35 in advance, $40 at the door. Doors
at 7 p.m. Show at 8 p.m. Food available for purchase.
Information and tickets available at The Creemore
Echo; [email protected] 705-466-9906 and online
check out the tickets page of aveninghall.com.
The Creemore Echo • Friday October 9, 2015 •
Contributed photo
Toonies for terry NCPS held a Terry Fox Run Oct. 1 raising about
$350 for the Terry Fox Foundation in support of cancer research.
Electronics stolen from NCPS
Police are looking for those who
broke into Nottawasaga and Creemore
Public School sometime overnight on
Sunday, Oct. 4 and stole two electronic
devices.
The thief broke a window to gain
access to the school and stole a silver
16-GB Apple iPad (model: A1395 with
serial number: DYTLMHZXDFHW)
and a 16-GB Apple iPod Touch, with a
white face and neon green-yellow back
(model: A1421 with serial number:
CCQMXE9PG22R).
The iPod Touch had two stickers on
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Contributed photo
Musicians supporting musicians
Penelope Dale (right) leader
of local singing group, the “Treble Makers” presents a cheque for $127,
a portion of the group’s concert proceeds, to the NCPS band program.
Pictured, from left, is Emily Burger, Mary Ellen Hall, Grace Millsap,
David Lawrence, Kaleb Hill-McCue, Aiden Hepburn and principal Alison
Golding.
the front that read “RM” on the left side
and “132” on the right side. Anyone with information is asked to
contact the Huronia West OPP at 705429-3575 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800222-TIPS. Tips can also be submitted
online at www.crimestopperssdm.com.
Crime Stoppers does not subscribe
to call display and callers will remain
anonymous. Callers will not be asked
to appear in court and tips could lead
to a cash reward of up to $2,000. For
safety and crime prevention tips, visit
www.opp.ca.
Staff photo: Trina Berlo
sending a message
The Barrie-Simcoe chapter of Mothers Against
Drunk Driving (MADD) recognized Stayner Collegiate institute Tuesday for
its efforts to raise awareness about impaired driving for more than 24 years
through its Students Against Impaired Driving (SAID) committee. Pictured
from left is school principal Janice Ellerby, MADD director of social media
Cherie Daniels, student Gracie Steckroat, 20-year SAID staff liaison Kevin
Arnott, who is now retired as a teacher, and MADD director of education
and awareness Bev Houston.
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Opinion
EDITORIAL
Best to stay home this
Thanksgiving weekend
There’s a lot to do in Creemore this weekend so it’s
best to stay put and get the relatives to come to you.
On Saturday morning, the village is the place to be for
the Farmers’ Market, apple pie contest, the Toronto
North York Hunt’s parade of hounds and horses and
Oktoberfest at Creemore Springs Brewery.
We had quite a bit of fun putting together this
special harvest edition of The Creemore Echo, in
which we chose to feature things relating to our fourlegged friends while celebrating rural life and farming.
Whether out on the ranch, at the vineyard, on the
farm or at the resort for dogs, the theme that runs
throughout the stories is of community, family and
friends.
It will be wonderful to be surrounded by loved ones
this weekend, catching up and feasting on good food,
but let’s be honest, having houseguests does come
with its challenges.
For those who live in the country, you may have to
apologize for the sleepy flies that seem to have enough
energy to bite but not enough to fly (those guys are
jerks) but the more flyswatters the better. Just leave
the vacuum cleaner out because you will need in again
in five minutes.
The food drama and overly coordinated meal is
unavoidable whether you are hosting or going to
someone else’s house. You’ve probably already
had dozens of emails and phone calls about who is
preparing the potatoes only to look around the dinner
table to find them missing entirely.
One trick that seems to work well is to tell everyone
not to bring anything for dinner and you’ll end up
not having to cook because no one wants to show up
empty handed or they don’t trust that you’ll get it right.
But the upside of hosting Thanksgiving is that
you get to keep the leftovers and etiquette dictates;
it’s your house so you can make the gravy your way.
It’s getting down to the wire now so everyone
should have a plan as to where everyone will sleep.
That usually means visitors in the real beds –
grandparents in the master bedroom and aunts and
uncles in the children’s rooms – children on the couch
and you are on the basement floor.
All kidding aside, we hope everyone is able to
celebrate a successful harvest and a bountiful year.
We hope your friends and family enjoy a weekend in
the country, against a backdrop of fall colours.
May they leave bloated and happy and looking
forward to returning soon… but not too soon.
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The Way we were
Since 1939, the Giffen family has been bringing in the apple harvest in Glen Huron.
Clearview residents will not benefit from big solar
Editor:
Before I begin please understand my comments
are not directed to solar on homes and rooftops, (or
in someone’s garden).
Green energy, clean, cheap, the way of the future…
That is what we are all told and wanted to believe
and it all looked good to me until concerns about
how a large-scale solar installation would affect the
community, land, water and property values around it.
I began to look at the Green Energy Act and solar
energy.
Very profitable for big business, often financed
by foreign interests and contracts through the Green
Energy Act/FITT, solar energy is far from efficient
and rarely performs at maximum megawatt capacity,
which is only possible within those few hours when
the sun is at the correct angle and it’s not hazy, cloudy,
foggy, raining or snowing and the panels are clear
of dust, raindrops ice, leaves or even bird droppings
(they do have to be cleaned).
Mining, manufacture, transportation, installation,
and operation, all depend on fossil fuel, and solar cells
produce more chemicals (mercury and cadmium) and
lethal man made toxic emissions than those energy
sources it is supposed to replace. And there are no
recycling plants that can safely handle used toxic
solar cells.
While proponents promise to replace soil, replace
trees and return the land to its original condition,
unless they have Mother Nature on their payroll, I
don’t know how they can restore an ecosystem.
There seems to be a lot of evidence to suggest
that, from beginning to end, large-scale solar energy
is not green.
Further, an open letter to G20 meeting of Energy
Ministers Oct. 2, 2015 quotes entrepreneur and
philanthropist Bill Gates as stating, the cost of decarbonization using today’s technology is “beyond
astronomical”. Having invested $1 billion in finding
new ways to harness the energy from the sun, he
suggests governments likewise redirect wasteful
green subsidies to research and development. Electricity exports (hydro we don’t need) have cost
Ontario taxpayers billions of dollars – $2 million in
June alone (Queen’s Park Report) – something we all
should investigate.
That solar is big business no one can argue.
Who benefits? That is indeed debatable. Certainly
Clearview residents will not. Not one light bulb
will be lit, our taxes will rise because of added
maintenance to roads, emergency services, and fire
department upgrading, and of course if this plays out
as it has in other areas, home values near the site will
drop, if they can be sold at all, and no one seems to
care about that.
Council can say no to large-scale renewable energy
projects in this township.
If council has no power and cannot influence the
outcome, why are they making any decision on this
matter at all?
One cannot help wonder at the reasoning.
We all have a lot to learn in order to make wise
decisions for our future.
As for myself, I’ve come to the conclusion that
green energy in its present form, like the emperor’s
new clothes, doesn’t exist.
Rose Danko,
New Lowell.
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Party of rats take up residence in old chicken coop
AGRITALES
three weekends, Russel,
Every day of living on the
his brother Ronald, and
farm can be an adventure.
Anthony worked away
Every day brings a new
challenge or surprise.
diligently on the new coop.
I thought I had seen and
Tirelessly they sawed
and measured and made
been involved in just about
leftovers work.
everything on the farm. I
Cat
When you live on a farm
have been chased up a wall
FLACK
(I have found out) you
by a protective cow, having
never throw anything away,
to stay there till someone
one day you might need it, even if it is
came and rescued me, it was even dark,
30 years from now.
talk about scary! I have had my sheep
The new coop, finally done, doesn’t
get out and run helter-skelter, finding
great delight in eating the flowers out
really look like your average coop,
more like a zombie safe house, but that
of my garden and then lounging on the
doesn’t matter, the girls seem to love it.
front deck with the dogs.
They have a south facing large
I have had a goat who was best
window so they can bask in the warm
friends with Ethel the donkey, when
winter sunshine. A north window
I sold Ethel it was a two-head deal.
opens to let a cooler breeze enter on
I have opened my chicken coop to
the hot summer days.
find 24 dead birds piled neatly and also
So, one day I thought that I had
in high parts of the coop missing their
heads. That was a very sad day for me.
better have a look in the old coop to
see how much manure had to be taken
After this disaster it was decided
out to make it workable to store my
that a new coop should be built (this
gardening utensils over the winter.
decision solely mine) so for the next
When I opened that door I
interrupted a party… a party of rats.
They had been living in there, and as I
soon found out, also in my new coop,
chewing through the wooden floor in
the corners.
I know that there are going to be
rats on the farm, it comes with the
territory, but the amount I saw blew
me away.
My fearless rat-killing dogs were
on some of them right away, a quick
capture and shake and they were done.
One of my dogs, Scruff (who looks
exactly as her name implies) is one of
best ratters on Mount Zion.
This rat problem had to be cleared
up pretty quick, weasels and minks
like to eat rats, and once that food
supply ran out the chickens would be
next on the dinner menu.
I tried one type of poison and that
got some, but one night Anthony
happened to be camping out in the
backyard with a couple of buddies
when they heard a lot of scrabbling
Gonorrhea and antibiotic resistance on the rise
Dr. Colin Lee Gonorrhea is here, more people are
getting it, and that is bad news.
Last year, the number of gonorrhea
cases reported in Ontario hit its highest
point in a decade. Simcoe and Muskoka
had 115 reported cases in 2014, a 58%
increase from the 73 reported cases in
2013 and a 72% increase from the 67
reported cases in 2012.
Health officials and scientists alike
view the trend with alarm. Beyond the
numbers, they know that gonorrhea
is getting harder and harder to treat
because it is becoming resistant to all
but a handful of antibiotics.
The simplest solution is to avoid
contracting or spreading gonorrhea
in the first place. In a world of buyer
beware, some sexually active people
continue to choose condomless sex
instead of having The Conversation.
We need to start saying things like
“I really care about you. I have been
tested for STIs, have you?” or “Sorry,
I always use a condom.” Some people
don’t know that gonorrhea can be
spread through oral sex, so if you are
engaging in oral sex it is important to
use a condom or barrier.
You can have a sexually transmitted
infection (STI) like gonorrhea and not
know it because you might not have
any symptoms (up to 50%) – or, if
you have symptoms, you might not
recognize them. Unless you get tested,
you may never know you are infected.
We encourage testing with every new
sexual partner.
Symptoms may include burning or
pain during urination, and discharge.
To ensure that the antibiotic treatments
remain effective into the future, health
care professionals and patients need
to work together. At present, the
recommended and best treatment
for gonorrhea includes two different
antibiotics at the same time: one by
injection and the other consists of four
pills. After treatment with antibiotics, it
is important to wait a full seven days
before resuming condomless sex.
If it is not treated properly, gonorrhea
can lead to secondary diseases or
sterility, and an increased risk of HIV.
Patients and health care professionals
need to fight gonorrhea together by
doing their part to test, treat and prevent
gonorrhea transmission. So far, the
first-line treatment has been working.
But it may not last, and we are running
out of options.
Dr. Colin Lee is an Associate
Medical Officer of Health with the
Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit
Local Church
Sunday, October 11
Dunedin
Sunday Service at 10 a.m.
with minister Sean Angel
Oct 11 Sermon:
"Family Reunion"
The Salvation Army
Hope Acres Community
Church
Invites you to attend
Sunday Church Services at 10:45 a.m. 998614 Mulmur Tosorontio Townline, Glencairn
For more info call (705) 466-3435
Time to blow
the whistle on
Harper
Editor:
I wish to register my wholehearted
agreement with Simon Heath. His
letter to the editor in the Sept. 18
issue, regarding the present federal
government, is among the most concise
and compelling I’ve ever read.
No one disputes the fact that the
majority of Canadians do not want any
more of the Harper mob. (Even the
Conservatives’ own recent television
ads call the election “close.”) We need
to band together to prevent another
catastrophic round of undemocratic
governance. When an elected leader
starts declaring that he’s “100%
certain” he’s right about major policy
decisions, it’s time to blow the whistle.
Paul Eprile,
Dunedin.
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Directory
Knox Presbyterian Church,
sounds.
They went to investigate with
flashlights and looked in the coop;
it was amuck with rats (think the
scene in the movie Ratatoulie when
the old lady shoots her ceiling to find
hundreds of rats up there).
That was it; I had only been getting
the odd rat with this green poison, so
I ordered online a red poison.
To date I have probably picked up
close to 50 rats.
They are in the woodstove, where
the week's catch goes up in smoke.
So if you have a rat problem, who
ya gonna call? Scruff and I are happy
to share the name of the poison.
One side note that I thought was a
little humorous was that this poison
was “safe for dogs and children”. I
wonder what parents would volunteer
a test child for that program?
Here’s to a rat-free fall, if you are
going past my place on a Saturday
night and wonder what’s cooking…
well barbecued rat of course.
Creemore United Pastoral Charge
This Week:
New Lowell Church at 9:45 a.m.
and St. John’s Creemore at 11 a.m.
St. John's Anniversary Service Oct 18
at 10:15 a.m. (Joint Service)
ST. LUKE’S ANGLICAN CHURCH
22 Caroline St. W. • 705-466-2206
Sunday Oct 11: Service at 11:15 a.m.
Sun Oct 18: 160th Anniversary Service 11:15 a.m.
Wed. Oct 7,14,21,28: Lunch & Learn at noon.
Fri Oct 23: Lasagna Dinner - buy ticket in advance at
705-466-2206
To tell us what is happening at your church, call Georgi:
705-466-9906 • fax: 705-466-9908 • email: [email protected]
You’ll get a
warm welcome and
cold beer.
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• The Creemore Echo •
Suggestions for interacting
with the horses and hounds
• Maintain a 2-metre distance during the
parade.
• Approach horses and hounds from the
front and ask permission before petting an
animal.
• Join them for a blessing in the Gordon
Feed and Seed lot after the ride.
Hunt expands on a community tradition
The Horse, Hound and Harvest
Parade takes place in Creemore on
Thanksgiving, Saturday at 11 a.m.
The parade, which has become a
favourite annual event and a tourist
attraction, is expanding this year to
give spectators a prolonged look at the
hound dogs, horses and their riders.
The huntsman and whipper-in lead
the riders – men in red and the women
in black dress coats and all sporting the
blue collar of the Toronto and North
York Hunt – as they follow the hounds
on a route through the village.
The hunt, founded in 1843, is the
second oldest hunt in Canada. It
started in Toronto, on the shore of Lake
Ontario, as the Toronto Hunt but moved
northward to escape development.
The hunt’s stables are now located
south of Creemore where it employs a
full-time professional huntsman, whose
job it is to care for the pack of English
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foxhounds, owned by the hunt.
The hunt rides twice per week
during the season. In the spring and
fall, members of the hunt head out on
parcels of land where they have gained
permission to ride, near Creemore,
Singhampton, Maxwell and Thornbury.
Riding to hounds is an English fox
hunting tradition. In England, riders
would meet in a small village with
their horses and hounds and go off to
hunt. It became so popular that people
formed hunts where the dogs would be
kept together in a kennel and cared for
by the huntsman and remains popular
with riders who want to get out into the
countryside.
The hunters do not carry weapons.
The hounds sniff out and kill their prey,
usually coyotes in these parts.
The parade starts and finishes at the
Gordon Feed & Seed lot in the centre
of town, directly across from Foodland.
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TORONTO AND NORTH YORK HUNT
Horse
Hound &
Harvest
Saturday,
October 10, 2015
Parade begins
at 11 a.m.
Apple pie contest Saturday
The ninth annual Creemore Apple
Pie Contest will be a part of the
village’s Thanksgiving celebrations.
Bakers are encouraged to have a
homemade pie ready for the judges on
Saturday, Oct. 10.
Apple pies must be submitted by
9:30 a.m. at the Farmers’ Market next
to Station on the Green.
They will be judged on flavour,
appearance, crust and texture. Judging
will be complete by 10:30 a.m., in time
to catch the Toronto and North York
Hunt’s ride to hounds at 11 a.m.
Ribbons will be awarded for the best
pies. Slices of pie will be served to the
public after the judging.
Pies will be judged by last year’s
contest winner Hayley AvRuskin.
Following the Horse, Hound and
Harvest Parade people are invited
to Creemore Springs Brewery for
Oktoberfest from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Washboard Hank is performing.
Saturday, Oct. 10 also marks the last
outdoor Creemore Farmers’ Market of
the season, at Station on the Green from
8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
151 Mill St, Creemore
Join members of the Toronto
& North York Hunt as dozens
of riders in full formal attire
parade their horses and hounds
through the picturesque
Village of Creemore, stopping
several times en route so you
can get the perfect photo.
The parade starts and finishes
at the Gordon Feed & Seed.
Spectators are invited to come
by the lot after the parade to
admire the horses, play with
the hounds and meet the riders
and a blessing of the hounds.
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Clockwise from above: The original Mantracker Terry Grant speaks with fans River Giannini and his granny Mary Anne Giannini, of Stayner, after
making an appearance at the Avening Hall homecoming; Michael Stadtlander was the head chef at Dunedin Hall's Scratch dinner which raised funds
for Syrian refugees; Sir Barry Burton knights Kendra Curl at the superhero and princess events at the Stayner arena; Ron James performs at a brunch
in Duntroon.
The Avening Hall Board would like to thank
Angus Borden Music, Noble Insurance,
Stayner Pet Centre, The Creemore Echo and
4 Wheel Farm for being our Small Halls Festival
venue and event sponsors for Avening.
Our hall had over 600 people join us to see
everything from beagles to banjos last weekend.
Thanks also to Morrison Farms for their donation
of apples, the 4-H Miniature Horse Club for
bringing out their animals, Avening Women’s
Institute for serving tea, Laurie and the Cardboard
Castles team for coordinating the ROCKgarden
Party and to all those who attended.
Our deepest appreciation goes to the many people
who gave tirelessly during the event and do so year
round to maintain our beloved hall. We are also
grateful to the Township of Clearview - both staff
and Council - for investing in our community halls.
We are blessed to have your commitment to the
preservation of our traditional rural meeting places.
THANK YOU
NOTICE
FALL WILD TURKEY
HUNTING SEASON
All users of the Dufferin County Forest
are hereby advised that October 13-25 is
the FALL shotgun/archery season for
wild turkey in 2015. Wild turkey hunting
may occur only from ½ hour before
sunrise to ½ hour after sunset. During
this time there will be a number of
hunters using the Dufferin County Forest
properties. Please use caution in the
forest and wear bright-coloured clothing.
Suspected violations of the Fish &
Wildlife Conservation Act should be
reported to the Ministry of Natural
Resources at 877-847-7667 (877-TIPSMNR). Other inquiries can be directed to
the County Forest Manager at 877-9417787.
___________________________________
Corporation of the County of Dufferin
The Creemore Echo • Friday,October 9, 2015 •
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Staff photo: Fred Mills
Small halls, big talent
Clockwise from above: Dorothy Shropshire
shows her work at Seasons during the Creemore
Festival of the Arts; ducks join in the chicken
races at Duntroon Hall; Skydiggers perform at
Avening Hall; Kit Cooper with his English Mastiff
Nuala at the Dog and Pony Show in Avening.
AVENING HALL
Sat. Nov. 21 at 8 pm
$35 advance tickets on sale at
The Creemore Echo 705.466.9906 and online
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Between the rows
by Trina Berlo
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passenger.
He tells me to hop on because he can’t stop to talk. There’s work to be done.
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harvesting the grapes from the vines. It’s unpaid labour in exchange for a day
in a beautiful setting while chatting with new friends. In the field, about 40
people are working away, ready to be called in for lunch.
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VIEW PROPERTY
MULMUR ACREAGE
$949,000 | Renovated private retreat
property on 13 acres located on dead
end road 4 km south of Creemore. Wall
of windows brings in panoramic views of
surrounding hills and fields. Open LR &
DR w/ fireplace. Custom kitchen, 2 marble
baths, 2 bedrooms, geothermal heating
& cooling & small barn. Unfinished lower
level. www.3755collingwood.ca
HILLS
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CREEMORE
VACANT LAND
CREEMORE
panoramic views on 8 acres. Light filled
2 storey great room w/ wood burning
fireplace. Main floor master, family room
& laundry. Entertainers’ house w/ large
kitchen, pantry, generous south facing
deck, screened porch & studio/ rec pace.
Attached direct entry garage.
CREEMORE
|
| $295,000: 38 acres of lovely private setting on
quiet country road. Mix of woods and open land.
Just north of Lisle .
|
$745,000 | Fabulous view property on 121
rolling acres in central Mulmur. Panoramic
southern views with swimming pond, woods,
fields & tableland. Formerley known as Rock
Hill Park. Being sold under Power of Sale.
Scratch would like to extend a great big
thank you to all the volunteers who made the day successful and enjoyable!
We would also like to thank the following people and businesses for their contribution
to the day. Together we raised over $20,000 to aid Syrian refugee families.
VACANT LAND
$295,000 | 38 acres of lovely private setting
on quiet country road. Mix of woods and open
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land. Just north of Lisle.
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views north to Georgian Bay and south, east & west
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BUNGALOW IN THE VILLAGE
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$249,000
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| Bungalow on full size town
lot. Main floor living with hardwood floors,
3 bedrooms, bay window in living room,
eat-in kitchen, sunroom with laundry and
family room in basement. Private sunny
treed lot with 2 decks, double garage and
lots of room to garden and play.
VACANT LAND
|$268,500
|
| 6.7 acres of vacant land with 360
degree views north to Georgian Bay and
south, east & west to rolling hills. Driveway up
to potential building site.
LIST LOCAL • MARKET GLOBAL
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Debbie Ebanks • Meredith's Ginger Syrup • Jay Stiles• R.G. Peever • Adam Morris
Lost in A Great Book/ Jenn Hubbs • No Frills • Kim Thuy • Creemore Springs Brewery
John Deruiter • Steve Lucas • Jim Leithead • Men with Knives • Yard boys • Iron butterfly
Alliston Creamery • Clearview Tea Co. • Smile Tiger Coffee • Morrisons on Hwy 124
Norm MacEachern • Prestige Rentals • Harmony Organic Dairy • Fiddlefoot Farm • Mansfield Heritage Farm
Moondance Organic Gardens • The New Farm • Alta Wilbur • Ross Enterprises • Bleak House • K2 Milling
Marcy Stewart • Dale Quinn • Eigensinn Farm • Oyster Boy
Hiro Sushi • Chez Michel • Ravine Vineyard • Azzurra • Monforte Dairy • 4 Wheel Farm
Georgian Hills Vineyard • Sapsucker • Southbrook Winery • The Dunedin Hall Board • Clearview Township
Small Halls Board • Creemore 100 Mile Store • Shane Durnford Design
Holly Durnford • Random House • Curiosity House Books • Mad Maple Inn
FOUR
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Clockwise from top: Four Wheel Farm winemaker Chuck Magwood sits down to lunch with those who have come to help with the harvest; Meg
Willoughby and Rebecca MacPhail with bottles of Four Wheel Farm Wine; Magwood stirs grapes with the shovel used in the official sod turning for
Skydome. Opposite page: "The Winetasters of Collingwood" Nina and David Margesson help with the harvest.
MORRISON APPLES
•••• CREEMORE ••••
Honey Crisp, Cortland, Empire, Spy, etc...
1881 Conc. 6 S, Creemore
705-466-2062 or 705-790-4938
Creemore
Opportunity!
Live and work in your own
home! Call for all of the
details! $274,900.00
Vicki Bell • Broker
[email protected]
www.vickibell.ca
1-877-445-5520 ext 233
705-445-5520 ext 233
330 First St. Collingwood
“Your Local Professional Real Estate Broker”
The Creemore Curling Club
Social & Registration Night
Friday, October 16
Drop-in starting at 7pm at the Creemore Arena
Snacks Served • Refreshments Available
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Search for the unique
OWN THIS CHARMING 2-STOREY 2000 + SQ FT FARM HOUSE
STYLISH 2400 SQFT BUNGALOW ON OVER 1/2 ACRE in the
Village of Creemore. Deep Oversized lot, 10 ft x 10 ft storage shed, Eat -in kitchen,
separate dining room, 4 bedrooms & 3 full bathrooms, lower level walk-out. Walking
distance to all amenities. Large 23 ft x 18 ft interlock patio, 22 ft x 12 ft upper deck
& 18 ft x 12 ft lower deck. Future severance possible. Asking $374,900.
OPEN CONCEPT 3000 SQ.FT. 4 BEDROOM, 2-1/2 bath home. Situ-
A MOST PERFECT OASIS OF COUNTRY LIVING. Custom Built
Victorian, 3 bedrooms, luxury kitchen, hardwood floors, 10` ceilings, finished
basement, 2 car garage and verandahs, patios and landscaping. Situated on 16.2
acres with hardwood forest, trails, swimming pond, meadows, paddocks, summer
creek and equipment building. Asking $985,000.
built in the 1860s. Featuring original trim and flooring through-out, period windows
and glazing, lots of character and large spacious rooms all over. Large 32x24 ft shop
for the handyman. Asking $435,000.00
ated on 14.5 acres of hardwood bush and overlooking Creemore. Features Great
room, large kitchen, combined dining/living rooms, main floor master w 4pc ensuite
& jet tub. Asking $795,000.
VACANT LAND
Fabulous 98 acres
with huge views. Perfect situation to
build and have a Country Retreat.
Stream, pond potential. $795,000.
CUSTOM BUILT LIME STONE REPRODUCTION features a beamed
living room with Vermont fireplace, dining room and screened-in porch, study with
built in book cases, kitchen with pantry, top quality appliances and slate counters,
3pc washroom and main laundry room off large breezeway with in floor heating.
This fabulous very bright house is situated on 45 acres with bush, cultivated land and
meadows.Asking $2,250,000.
VACANT LAND Private 46 acres
nestled in the Valley surrounded by
Nature and Hills. Just minutes from
Devils Glen and Mad River Golf Course,
abuts the Bruce Trail for hiking. $595,000.
VACANT LAND
One of the areas
best view properties now available with
absolutely amazing vistas. Complete
with Solar Entry Gates, Horse fencing,
driveway, drilled well & building site set
in amongst the pines, tamaracks, apple
trees & hardwoods. Meander through
the 7 acres of natural trails enjoying
the wildlife. Perfect for those taking
advantage of the recreational clubs such
as Devils Glen, The Mad River Golf Club
& Toronto Hunt Club. 5 Minutes to
Creemore & Mansfield. Also available
are the complete set of preliminary
architectural plans for the home that
was designed for the property. Asking
$579,000.
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SPACIOUS FARMHOUSE PRIVATELY SITUATED ON 13 ACRES
THIS 3000 + SQ.FT. HOUSE EMITS CASUAL ELEGANCE Built by
CUSTOM BUILT COUNTRY CHALET on 3.5 acres with open concept
FEATURING OVER 6000 SQ.FT. this Old World Heritage house hosts
contemporary architecture & design in a stunning setting with spectacular views.
Fine marriage of rustic stone, metal, wood & glass thru-out. Main floor hosts grand
foyer/gallery, in floor heating, library, gourmet kitchen, dining area & great room
featuring floor to ceiling windows and wood burning fireplace. Asking $3,900,000.
VACANT LAND Build your Country
Estate on 150 prime acres with
stunning views of Georgian Bay and
rolling fields and Countryside with bush
and meadows. A most sought after
area. Close to Devil`s Glen Ski Club,
Duntroon Highlands golf and ski clubs,
the prestigious Mad River Golf Course,
the ski hills of Collingwood and the
beaches of Wasaga. Asking $1,950,000.
VACANT LAND
Swimming pond, trees under managed forest plan, and tributary of Batteaux Creek
running through it. Over 2700 sq.ft. with large rooms, open kitchen dining setup
and sunroom. 5 bedrooms including master with ensuite. Minutes from Creemore,
Mad River Golf Course and Devil`s Glen Ski Club. Asking $685,000.
great room with fireplace, kitchen, granite counter tops and new stainless steel
appliances and eating area with walkout to beautiful stone patio, fire pit, hot tub
and sauna. Main floor features 2 bedrooms one being the master bedroom with
ensuite and walk-in closet. 2 level consist of 2 guestrooms sitting area, large den/
office and 4pc bathroom. Asking $875,000.
VACANT LAND
100 Acres of
beautiful rolling land with stream and
several building sites. Located in a most
sought after area between Devils Glen
and Glen Huron.
VACANT LAND
one of the areas recognized builders this home features 3 bedrooms, main floor
master, library, Great room with beamed cathedral ceiling, double sided f/p shared
with elegant formal dining room, kitchen, main floor laundry & 3 car garage. On 50
acres with big views. Asking $1,295,000.
Fabulous scenic
44 acres, vacant land surrounded by
picturesque
countryside
amongst
substantial country estates. Rolling
with approx 26 acres of mature bush
& tributary of the Mad River. Asking
$399,000.
Rare treed lot of
36 acres on a pretty Country Road in a
most sought after Mulmur area. Situated
amongst luxury retreats & public
forests. Located close to Mansfield Ski
Hills & Building sites and views. Asking
$485,000.
VACANT LAND Located on a
paved road just outside the Quaint
Village of Creemore, this small acre
parcel is perfect for your estate
home. Build your castle in the heart
of a recreational wonderland with
panoramic pastural views just an hour
north of Toronto. Minutes to the Mad
River Golf Course, Asking $295,000.
VACANT LAND Unique opportunity
Patrick Prime • Broker
[email protected]
VACANT LAND Build your Country
Estate on 5 prime acres with long
meadow views over the adjoining
farm fields and Countryside between
Dunedin and Glen Huron. Close to the
Village of Creemore, Devils Glen Ski
Club, the Mad River golf course, the ski
hills of Collingwood and the beaches of
Wasaga. Asking $175,000
to develop property within the quaint
Village of Creemore. 6.75 ac vacant
land. Seller motivated, topographical,
survey, preliminary geo-technical
& hydrological assessment for
development. Phase 1 environmental
site assessment completed. Asking
$495,000.
Office Phone: 705.466.2683
Direct: 705-446-8841
Fax: 866.805.8452
180 Mill Street,
Creemore
L0M 1G0
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On the
Ranch
by Trina Berlo
One thing.
Billy Crystal’s character in the
movie City Slickers found his one
thing, the secret of life, at a ranch and
since then others have been looking
for it in the wilds of southern Ontario.
Carl Cosack said when that film
was released in 1991 it created a buzz
around ranch life.
“Maybe we grew up on too many
John Wayne movies,” said Carl. “We
always wanted to be a Western style
ranch, riding around the hillside trying
to be as close to an authentic cattle
ranch as you can in Ontario.”
The farm property was purchased
by Carl’s father Hans in 1964 when
he still lived in Germany.
“The threat of war and political
unrest drove my father to look for
something better,” said Carl.
He found a little piece of paradise in
Mulmur Township.
Standing tall in a plaid shirt and
jeans secured with an NDACT belt
buckle, cowboy hat and boots, Carl
looks the part of rancher.
Three generations of Cosacks have
worked the land of what is now a
working 1,200-acre cattle ranch and
tourist destination.
Carl Cosack visits with horses at Peace Valley Ranch.
The Weatherall family is a big part
of the history of the ranch, said Carl.
Morley Weatherall and his family
operated the farm as a corn crop, feedlot
and finishing beef cattle.
Carl left Germany in 1975. He was
16 and yearning for adventure so he
came to Canada to take advantage of
the family farm.
Carl said those were good times and
it was always rewarding to see when
Peace Valley Ranch had the highest
sales of the week in the farm reports.
The operation faced restructuring in
the late 1970s due to a downturn in the
farming economy and, ahead of their
time, the Cosacks went organic.
Hans Cosack moved to Canada in
1982 and still lives on an adjacent
property on the ranch. He just turned
90.
The 1980s were very challenging,
said Cosack. They were facing crazy
interest rates and a tornado devastated
the property in 1985. He said the
community had always been most
welcoming to the family and, even
though they were surrounded by
immigrants of many nationalities, they
never felt any discrimination for having
Fall Consignment Auction
Saturday, October 17th 10:00 Am
This auction will include farm equipment, trailers, tools, recreational equipment etc.
Still accepting consignments
North of Shelburne on cty rd 124, approximately 15 km to cty rd 21. Go west on 21, approximately 3 km to sale on south side.
Tractors: IH 886, 5200 hrs, 540/1000 pto, sharp; Case 730, new rears tires, new
brakes; IH 444 diesel w/loader, new rear tires; Ford 3000
Truck: 2005 Ford F150 XLT 4x4, 4dr, 4.6L, selling as is
Construction: JD 450B dozer, all new undercarriage, 6-way blade
Trailers: 2003 Thruway 4 axle flatbed trailer, safety til Mar. ‘16, nice; 24’ aluminum
trailer deck (no axles, just deck); 2 axle covered trailer; S/A trailer w/new box, etc; 2
new 3500 lb axles; other utility trailers
Farm Equipment: Kidd 814 3pth tub grinder; White 508 5F s/m plow; JD 3F drag
plow, nice; 3F Kverneland 3pth plow; 2F Ferguson plow; Harco 3pth fertilizer
spreader; McKee 6’ s/a snowblower; 3pth forklift; Smyth 108HD 9’ d/a snowblower;
Farm King oat roller, pto drive w/pulleys for elec drive; 2 auger snowblower, hyd
chute; Ford 18’ w/c cultivator; JD 12’ w/c disc; IH 3450 rd baler, w/monitor; 2-MF
#9 sq. balers, both working; NH 404 hay conditioner; loader mount post auger; 7’
grader blade; hyd dump trailer, steel floor; much more
Antique Engines, Equipment: 3hp Fairbanks-Morse; 2hp Fairbanks-Morse; 1 3/4hp
Associated Chore Boy; 2-Iron Horse; IHC LB ‘brass handle’; Cockshutt #21 1F
plow; belt drive buzz saw; pre-1957 fire hydrant; blacksmith vise; barn scales
Recreational: 2006 Polaris Fusion 600 snowmobile; Polaris Indy 440 Trail
snowmobile; Honda EM 6500S generator; beautiful 7x8’ wood burning sauna, w/2’
porch, brand new; JD 111 lawn tractor; MTD rear tine tiller, as new; mower decks; Other: wide variety of shop, hand, power, and garden tools; new portable air
compressor; drill press; lg battery chargers; hardware; tongue & groove cedar; 150’
white vinyl fencing; much more
Auction company not responsible for accidents or property loss. Terms are cash,
cheque, Visa, MC, debit. Lunch booth. Washroom. Subject to additions/deletions.
Check theauctionadvertiser.com for updates
Kidd Family Auctions • [email protected] • 519-938-7499
THE DUNTROON HALL
[email protected]
705-445-7681
www.theduntroonhall.com
THE DUNTROON HALL - BOARD MEMBERS 2015
Wayne Bannerman, Evelyn Bellamy, Mark Fisher, Kimberly Schneider, Monica Scott, Nicole Scott, Wally Skomra, Roz St.Clair, Suzanne Wesetvik
Tim Schneider - Secretary, Mary Armstrong - Treasurer, Debbie Skippen - Booking Agent, Gordon Kemp - Vice Chair, Jim Campbell - Chair
THANK YOU
CONTRIBUTORS TO OUR 2015
SMALL HALLS FESTIVAL
AT THE DUNTROON HALL !!!!
COLLINGWOOD SWISS CHALET
HAMILTON BROTHERS
DUNRIDGE FARM
DON HENNESSY LTD.
STAYNER RENTAL
ROCKSIDE CAMPBELL DESIGN
STAYNER RENTAL
HURON TRACTOR
DAN WATKIN & TESSA KITAI
THE ART FARM
McEACHRAN & SONS ORCHARDS
TERRY AND CHERYL SHERIDAN
TEACHER ADAM PEARCE,
AND HIS CCI TECH CLASS
TEACHER MIKE READY,
AND HIS CAMERON STREET CLASS
ANDREW WINTERS
SEB SARRAZIN
ERIC SIMARD
LYLE AND MARIE KENWELL
MARTIN KNISLEY SURVEYING
POULE OVERS
A & D BIRDSEED
HIGHLANDS NORDIC
INZANE VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS
ENVIROSCAPE INC.
NOT SO HOLLOW FARM
LLOYD HUNT, ARCHITECT
MILLAR FARMS
GIFFEN'S COUNTRY MARKET
J.D. McCORT
JIM McFARLANE
KIT COOPER
DAVID CULHAM
DINEEN / RYERSE CLAN
COLLINGWOOD FUELS
JESSE SHERIDAN
RICK AND JUDY JAMIESON
OUR AMAZING VOLUNTEERS
AND ANYONE WE'VE MISSED !
ALONG WITH (SIR) RON JAMES, CHEF PATRICK, RUTH AND THEIR TEAM,
AND YOU, THE BOARD, FRIENDS AND NEIGHBOURS OF
THE DUNTROON HALL
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Nikki Cosack training her horse, Sunshine.
fought on the other side of the Second
World War. The whole neighbourhood
pitched in to help clean up and rebuild
after the tornado. Carl said 60 people
worked for four weeks to get the place
cleaned up.
Carl said by 1988 the farm was
certified organic and the following year,
Peace Valley Ranch found salvation in
the form of a purchase contract from
Miracle Food Mart. The grocery chain
purchased a line of premium beef,
which brought the farm back into
financial stability.
By 1996 Peace Valley Ranch
reinvented itself as a tourist destination.
“City Slickers made it popular to
go to a ranch and the phone hasn’t
stopped ringing since,” said Carl. “Now
we have 40 horses and we do all this
crazy stuff.”
Visitors can experience ranch life
through guided trail rides and a stay
in the family home, which operates as
a B&B.
Carl’s daughter Nikki continues to
work on the ranch focusing on natural
horsemanship, getting the horses ready
for riders. Carl’s wife Natalie Kotyck
is a trainer.
“Still to this day I consider Canada to
be the land of opportunity; if you want
to put in, it’ll give back,” said Carl. “We
are living the good life.”
Carl Cosack (from right), Natalie Kotyck and Nikki Cosack.
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COUNTRY HIDEAWAY MULMUR
3 lvl retreat in wooded setting w/stream, trails & level land to play
on 10.19 beautiful acres. Spectacular landscaping including stone
patio w/ water feature & fire pit. Haven for wildlife & songbirds
BIG
TREE CIRCLE,
close to Bruce Trail & full range
of recreational
activities.MULMUR
$499,000
INCREDIBLE SOUTHERN VIEWS
PINE RIVER FRONTAGE
This 2,600 sqft, 2-lvl home is located within the NEC on 55.95 Build your dream home on this 100 acre parcel w/views of the
acres & backs on to forest for total privacy. Wildlife for neighbours, Mansfield Ski Hills. Fish from your own “backyard”. Lovely building
beautiful solar-heated inground pool & lovely perennial grdns. sites w/long westerly views, pines & hrdwd views. Country living
WOODLAND
CREEMORE
at its bestRETREAT,
+ Mad River Golf
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Residents want pet waste, diapers added to green bin
More than 1,300 residents responded
to the County of Simcoe’s Green Bin
Survey, demonstrating strong interest
in organics and opportunity to grow the
program and increase Simcoe County’s
diversion rate. Survey results comprised of 100
door-to-door respondents and 1,291
online respondents.
The survey was completed between
June 22 and August 14. The purpose
of the survey was to determine what
residents see as motivators and barriers
in regards to participation in the
County’s green bin organics program.
Insights will also be considered as the
Solid Waste Management Strategy is
updated. Of the 100 door-to-door respondents,
60 per cent indicated that they use their
green bin regularly, with 15 per cent
using it sometimes and 25 per cent of
respondents indicating that they do not
use their green bin at all.
The online responses saw a higher
percentage of participation in the Green
Bin program, with 83.2 per cent of
respondents indicating that they use
their green bin regularly, 4.7 per cent
sometimes and 12.1 per cent not using
it at all.
The survey results indicate that
residents see room for growth by
expanding the types of materials
collected. When asked what changes
could be made to improve the use
of green bins, both online and doorto-door respondents indicated that
allowing pet waste/diapers would be
a motivator for increased use of their
green bin. Other motivating options
which may be considered by County
Council as part of the Solid Waste
Management Strategy update include
biweekly garbage collection, use of
clear garbage bags and pay as you
throw, where every bag of garbage
would require a garbage tag. “The results confirm that we’re taking
the right steps by investigating the
potential to operate our own Organics
Processing Facility in Simcoe County,”
said Warden Gerry Marshall. “Our
own facility would allow us to expand
the type of materials that we currently
accept, including the addition of pet
waste and in the long run diapers. This
could drive greater participation in
the program among our residents and
ultimately increase our diversion of
organics away from our landfills.”
The findings also confirmed that
there is an opportunity to increase
participation by identifying strategies
that encourage the use of green bins
during the warmer months of the
year. Some of the main barriers to
using a green bin which were noted
by respondents include: They don’t
use it because of the ‘yuck’ factor or
they can’t be bothered, the current one
garbage bag per week limit allows
for room to dispose of their organic
materials in the garbage instead or they
have a backyard composter.
“We have a number of green bin
tips on our website that address some
of these concerns and barriers. Also,
by adding materials that can’t go in a
backyard composter, we may encourage
greater participation year-round. I’m
excited about these findings and look
forward to working with all our partners
to identify strategies to grow our
organics program,” said Marshall.
Visit www.simcoe.ca/greenbin for
green bin tips and information.
Regrading the Organics Processing
Facility and Materials Management
Facility, details about the proposed
facilities including siting methodology,
previous information sessions and
reports can be found at www.simcoe.
ca/opf and www.simcoe.ca/mmf. Please note that the county is hosting
a public consultation session at the
Stayner Arena on Tuesday, Oct. 20.
There will be two sessions, from 2
p.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The
format will include formal presentations
at 2:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., followed
by a question and answer session.
Presented content will be consistent at
all sessions. Low-cost rabies clinics offered throughout region until Nov. 4
Pet owners can take advantage of
special rabies clinics across Simcoe
and Muskoka over the next few weeks.
The clinics provide an inexpensive
way to get the rabies shots for dogs and
cats over three months old.
This year there are 36 clinics and 26
participating vets to make it easier to
attend. They run until Nov. 4.
“We’re really grateful to the
veterinarians who are giving their
time to these clinics,” said rabies
program coordinator Tanya Fehr with
the Simcoe Muskoka District Health
Unit. “Pet owners are required by law
to have their pets immunized against
rabies, and with the number of clinics
this year we hope to be able to build
significantly on the protection against
rabies across the region.”
The clinics provided vaccines to
more than 3,800 pets against rabies
last year.
Health unit staff investigated 1,097
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The investigations can result in rabies
vaccine for people as a precaution.
For information on clinic times and
dates visit www.simcoemuskokahealth.
org or call Health Connection at 705721-7520 or 1-877-721-7520, Monday
to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Burton Somerville was committed to his community
by Trina Berlo
Burton Somerville was fully immersed
in his community.
He loved people and he liked to have
fun, said his wife Fran.
“He didn’t like to miss anything,”
she said, adding he liked to be informed
and got involved in whatever he could.
Burton had an interest in all things
political. He kept an eye on council and
sat on the committee of adjustment.
Fran said Burton was an innovative
farmer and in some ways was ahead
of his time. He once worked with the
University of Guelph on an agricultural
study, had an interest in alternative
energy and exposed dozens of young
people to farming through a summer
employment program.
Fran said urban youth enrolled in the
program lived with them at the farm
and learned about life in the country.
These youth had never had a home life
that involved regular meals as a family
at the kitchen table. She said in many
cases it was more like an adoption
program.
“We’ve been to all their weddings
and Christenings for their babies. We
have kept in touch with them all these
years, they were all great kids,” said
Fran.
One of them was a pallbearer at
Burton’s funeral last week.
“Burton’s church was very important
to him. He was baptized in the United
Church in Stayner where he was a
member for 81 years and he was on
every committee and taught Sunday
school to many of the young people
who came to the visitation,” said Fran.
He was a proud father, involved in
his son Wayne’s hockey and daughter
Nancy’s figure skating. Wayne played
for the Stayner Siskins and Nancy, who
died of ALS in 2005, was a gold-medal
skater.
Burton was also an athlete and a
sports fan. He played junior hockey
with the Stayner Royals and he was the
pitcher for the junior farmer baseball
team.
Burton and Fran raised their two
children on the family farm, just east
of Stayner.
Burton’s parents, with two sons and
a daughter, moved from a farm on
the 27/28 Sideroad to a new farm on
Highway 26 in 1952.
Fran said there was so little traffic on
the highway at the time that they drove
the cattle down the sideroad and down
County Road 7 to their new home.
“They just drove their herd right
down the road,” said Fran. “They called
the neighbours and said they would be
doing it at such and such a time and
they all went out and stood in their
laneways.”
Fran and Burton met through Junior
Farmers more than 60 years ago. Fran
(nee MacNicol) lived on a farm south
of Duntroon. They were both on the
executive and got to know each other
during monthly meetings.
They courted for almost three years
before marrying in 1957. They lived in
Stayner for a short time before building
a home on the Somerville family farm.
“I always say, we were like the
Newfies because we moved four times
Burton Somerville with one of
his antique Farmall tractors. His
collection of antique Farmall tractors
(right) was lined up at Waynan Dairy
Farms on the day of his funeral.
and never left the farm. We just kept
trading up houses,” said Fran.
Once their children were teenagers,
they moved to the main house.
“We started Waynan Dairy Farms in
1960,” said Fran. “We purchased the
farm next door and across the street
from Mr. Elvin Smith and he had the
same number of cows and the same
amount of dairy quota as he did.”
She said they bought the lot and
moved them to their farm and that was
the beginning of Waynan Dairy Farms.
She said when it came time to
name the operation they made several
submissions that were already taken.
It was Fran’s mother who suggested
Waynan, a hybrid of her children’s
names, Wayne and Nancy.
In addition to the dairy operation,
they sold beef cattle all over the world.
“That was big business before footand-mouth and all those weird diseases
came up and all the borders were shut
to Canada and that petered out,” said
Fran.
She said Burton was fully immersed
in the farm community, he always
showed cattle at the Royal winter fair,
the Ex and all the local fairs.
“He was big on fairs and big
on community, anything that was
community,” said Fran. “He helped
build the hall at Duntroon, he was on
the board of Sunnidale Corners hall for
10 years, he was chairman of the board.
Anything rural and anything exciting,
he was part of it.”
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Doghouse and Home
by Trina Berlo
Fresh air, long walks in the country and
a beautiful view – if it sounds like the
perfect resort getaway and it is but it’s
not for the two-legged types.
At Club Amarillo it’s the quadrupeds
that are treated to a little rest and
relaxation.
From their kennels, the dogs are
watching a movie on the flat screen
television. The movie Cats and Dogs
(in which a pack of dogs work to stop
a group of cats from sabotaging the
development of a dog allergy vaccine)
proves to be a crowd favourite.
The Club Amarillo owner Dana
Mailhot said familiar sounds and
smells, like the television and pillows
and blankets from home, help the dogs
settle in and relax.
Most of the guests are at the club
because their owners are off on
vacations of their own. Knowing that
their dogs are happy helps their owners
enjoy their vacations.
Mailhot said she has a lot of city
dogs come stay at the club.
“We offer a real country experience
with fresh air and hand walking (on
a leash),” said Mailhot. “It’s a very
quiet, relaxed atmosphere and they get
to experience things they have never
experienced.”
The club’s amenities include heated
and air conditioned kennels with raised
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orthopedic beds, including a family
condo for multiple dogs from one
family, an indoor bark park and an
outdoor off-leash run called Freedom
55 – aptly named for the number of
minutes each dog can run free – and a
track that is shared with the horses that
live and board at the Mulmur Township
farm.
Having grown up on a farm in St.
Jacob’s, Mailhot said she has always
enjoyed the company of dogs and
horses. She used to work as an exercise
rider for racehorses and travelled all
over the United States, conditioning
some of the best racers on the circuit.
Fifteen years ago, she and her husband
Mike bought the farm and named it
Club Amarillo with the goal of having a
homebase to work from so there would
be less travel as they started a family.
They named the farm after a tack shop
Mailhot owned in Glencairn, which she
operated five years previously.
When the slots were removed from
Woodbine, Mailhot said the race horse
industry was hit hard and there was
less work. As a way of supplementing
the farm’s income, Mailhot opened the
kennel and began boarding dogs.
She said it has been a great fit and
she now has many regular customers.
For more information, visit www.
theclubamarillo.com.
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Opposite page: Dana Mailhot
out for a walk with her dogs Lilly,
Hendrix, Roxy and Daisy.
This page: While staying at Club
Amarillo dogs can watch television
and an obstacle course is in
development.
Legion euchre tourney
supports BDB
independent living
The Royal Canadian
Legion is having a progressive
euchre Friday, Nov. 6 at 7
p.m. in support of Breaking
Down Barriers Independent
Living Resources Centre. For
more information, call 705Evelyn
445-1543 ext. 221.
Warden
Christ Church Batteaux is
holding a movie night, showing A Veil of Tears, on
Wednesday, Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. There will be a light
lunch after the movie and admission is a free will
offering. Also, Christ Church Batteaux has a Gospel
Night on Sunday, Oct. 25, 2015 at 7 p.m.
We had 40 members out for cards which included a
visitor and Lucky Draws were won by Alinda Bishop,
Dave Smith, Marcia Cameron, Irma Flack, Evelyn
Warden, Roy Veinot, Ray Broad, Carol Tymchuk,
Phyllis Seed and Pat Broad.
Seven moon shots were played by Morris
Tymshuk, Paul Turner, Janice Stephens, Kevin
Keogh, Marj Thomson, Edith Atkinson and the
travel prize went to Judith Turner.
Winners at cards were Lois Walker, 321; Marj
Thomson, 317; Janice Stephens, 291; Isabelle
Gubbels, 280 and low went to John Van Voorst, 123.
We all agree that the right words at the right time
are special.
Dan was not much of a drinker, however one night
he had consumed much too much alcohol and when he
arrived home made his way to the bedroom and slept.
In the morning two aspirins and a glass of water were
at his bedside, his clothes were cleaned and hanging
neatly, the house was spotlessly shining and a hot
breakfast was on the table beside a note from his wife
declaring her love for him and she had to go but had
prepared this lovely breakfast. Dan’s son came into
the kitchen and Dan asked what happened the night
before. His son said well dad you came home fell over
the coffee table and broke it, was sick in the hallway
and when mother tried to take you to the bedroom and
remove your clothes you said “hussy leave me alone
I am married”. Right words I’d say.
Women over 60 can multi-task like sneeze and pee
at the same time.
Remember: One day you will be just a memory for
someone, do your best to be a good one.
Seniors
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mighty feast Kim and Steve Morby piled their plates at a bountiful meal for the Annual Fowl
Supper at St. John’s United Church in Creemore.
Away or busy on October 19?
You can vote in advance.
If you’re ready to vote early, you can vote
at your advance polling place between
October 9 and 12, from noon to 8:00 p.m.
Or you can vote at any Elections Canada office across
the country any day until October 13 at 6:00 p.m.
For all voting locations, check your voter information
card, visit elections.ca or call 1-800-463-6868
( TTY 1-800-361-8935).
Elections Canada has all the information you need
to be ready to vote.
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Why did the horse cross the road?
Because somebody shouted hay! ***
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bartender asks,
“Why the long face?”
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Going to a good home This 1959 Massey Ferguson #20 Swather
owned by the late Ken Davidson of Lavender is making its way to the Simcoe
County Museum. The swather is retiring after more than 55 years on the
job. Harold Davidson, of Lavender, has been its caretaker since his brother
died in 1998, and has continued to use the machine. He estimates it has
cut over 5,000 acres of crops over the years in Mulmur and Nottawasaga
(now Clearview) townships. The swather was manufactured by Kilberry
Industries from Winnipeg and purchased from George C. South Equipment
in Meaford.
Sovereign
Bistro & Grill
troubled tuber Donald Perry
brought in this strange potato. It
was part of last year's crop but
Perry thought it too weird to eat so
he has kept it in his freezer.
For 50 years, Devil’s Glen has been
providing families a total outdoor
experience and an
incredible winter destination.
“The Devil’s Glen Experience”
provides a sense of total escape
combined with our family friendly
atmosphere and sincerity.
Bus Trips
A Country Christmas with the
Walters Family November 24 $135.00 Price includes roundtrip coach/ticket
to the show and full buffet lunch
If you are looking to work in a family
friendly atmosphere The Glen is
currently looking for Food and
Beverage staff for the 2015/2016
ski season, full time and part time
positions available.
Christmas in Toronto Cooking Experience Required
Food Services Staff
December 2 $103
Price includes roundtrip motor
coach
and self-guided tour of Casa Loma and visit to the Christmas Market
and lunch at the HOT House
Restaurant.
**Trips must be booked by October 14**
THANKSGIVING WEEKEND
NEW ROAST LAMB DINNER Friday 4:30-8:30pm
LUNCH Saturday, Sunday & Monday Noon-3pm
LIVE JAZZ MUSICIAN Saturday 6-9pm
TURKEY DINNER Sunday & Monday 4:30-8:30pm
Clearview Travel
705-428-2543
[email protected]
Reservations recommended • 705-466-9999 • 157 Mill St.
Prep Cooks
Bartenders
Requires Smart Serve
Reply by email, fax or mail to:
Devil’s Glen Country Club
Glen Huron, Ontario L0M 1LO
E-mail: [email protected]
Fax: (705)-445-5762
We thank all applicants, but only those
selected for an interview will be contacted.
• Service Directory •
Accountant
Animal Care
Alternative
Energy
Ramona A. Greer CGA
Gravity Sun Power
Certified General Accountant
7351 Hwy 26, Stayner
(705) 428-2171
Member of the
Certified General
Accountants of Ontario
solar generation
for energy savings and income
professionally designed and
installed
Jeff Williams • 466-5741
Custom Ironwork
Swept Away
Design • Welding • Refinishing
• Chimney Cleaning
• Maintenance
• Annual Inspections
Tubo and Tyler Kueper
ironbutterfly.ca
705-466-2846
Party Planner
Country
Wedding &
Event
Facilitator
705
888 8072
[email protected]
Rentals
7685 Cty Rd 91 • 428-0131
Repairs to all makes of cars and light trucks!
Safety’s & Fuel Injection
218 Main Street,
Stayner
Bus. (705) 428-3393 ~ Res. (705) 466-2343
Garry Stamp, Owner/Operator
Flowers
BY
Roger Maes
5 Francis St. E.
Creemore
705-435-8503
705-466-1131
Pet Care
Plumber
Flowers by Ms. Design : Negative
Susan’s
Grooming
Salon
Professional Grooming
for all breeds
31 Caroline St. E East entrance
OPEN Monday to Friday
fredmills.ca
Valley Auto & Tech
Chimney Sweep
Iron Butterfly
Wrought Iron Creations
Custom Iron Work
Auto Mechanic
(705) 466-3746
Contractor
CoMPudoC
servICes
General Contracting
Renovations & Repairs
Complete IT Support
705-434-8236
[email protected]
3 Seasons Garden Care
Experienced gardeners
offering custom service
(705) 466-5807
Licensed and insured
Lawyer
General Practise
of Law
Mediation and Alternative
Dispute Resolution
www.ferrislaw.ca
John L. Ferris
Megan L. Celhoffer
190 Mill Street
T 705-466-3888
Towing
Place your
ad here
call
705-466-9906
Make one call - we do it all
Over 30 years experience
Neil I McAvoy 705.466.3804
Place your
ad here
call
705-466-9906
519.938.6197
PLUMBING
Servicing Creemore
and surrounding area
Drywall • Painting
Carpentry • Tile Work
Masonry • Roofing
Gardening
T. NASH
Services
705-466-3334
Computer Repairs
Painting
Easy on the Eyes
Exterior Painting
FREE QUOTES
NEIGHBOURLY
SERVICE
HANDYMAN
BARN ROOFING
WORK
BARNS • FENCES • HOUSES • EQUIPMENT
SANDBLASTING & PRESSURE WASHING
TYLER KUEPER
(705) 791-5478
Welding
TOWING
Towing at its best!
For all your towing
and recovery needs!
Kells Service Centre
80 High Street, Collingwood
(705) 445-3421 • Fax (705) 445-7404
Machine Shop Facility
• Custom Steel Fabrication & repairs
• Decorative Iron Railing, Fences & Gates
8:00a.m. to 4:30 p.m.-Monday to Friday
Book ahead for Saturday Service
Don Brearey or Gloria Howie
Plumber
705-466-2149
Echo Classifieds
Submit your classified ad by 5 pm Tuesday:
call 705-466-9906, fax 705-466-9908, email
[email protected],$15 + hst for 25 words or less
celebrations
wanted
rentals
The family of Olive Wilkinson invites
friends and family to a celebration
of her 90th Birthday on Saturday,
October 10 at Blue Mountain Manor,
Stayner from 2 to 4 p.m.
Bowlers Wanted – Avening
Wednesday bowling needs more players.
Come out and enjoy an afternoon of fun
and exercise. If interested in full time or
spare call Dee at 705-466-2432. Bowling
starts October 14.
Great OFFICE SPACE for rent.
Perfect as a studio or office space.
Reception area, kitchenette and private.
$250 per month, utilities and wifi
included. Across the street from The
Echo. Call 705-791-6053.
help wanted
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT. Approx.
250 sq. ft of office space located on
Mill St., upper level. Bright & clean
with back door to balcony. Access to
bathroom. $475 per month, includes
utilities & wifi. Available Oct. 1, 2015.
Call 705-727-6161 or 416-546-2555.
Please join us for a Come & Go 85th
Birthday Tea honouring Harold
Davidson on Sunday, October 18 at
Dunedin Hall from 2 to 4 p.m. Best
wishes only. Bring a memory to share!
The family of Margaret Black invite
you to join them in celebration of her
90th Birthday Come and Go Tea
on Sunday, October 18 at the New
Lowell Legion from 1 to 3 p.m. Best
wishes only.
We are having a party! Mr & Mrs
David Runyon invite you to join them
in celebrating the marriage of son
Michael Runyon and daughter-inlaw Jesselyn Gulla on Friday, October
23 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Creemore
Legion. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Cash
bar, raffle, and games. Open invitation,
come have some fun!
for sale
Hay for sale – Small squares and 4’x
5’ rounds of horse hay. We deliver
year- round. Call Norm of Stonehedge
Farms at 705-466-2607.
Straw square bales for Fall
Decorating. Call 705-466-2062 or
email [email protected].
Alert, Alert! “Naturally Raised” Pork
Sale at Mansfield Heritage Farm, Friday
afternoon, Oct. 9 after noon, Saturday,
Oct. 10 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pork will
be sold in $50 bundles which will include
a mixture of pork shoulder, loin roast, ribs,
pork chops, bacon and sausages. The race
is to the swift for choices! Cash, cheque
or interac. The farm is 588383 Ct. Rd. 17,
just east of Airport Rd. at the Mansfield
stoplights (on the road to Everett.). Still
a few turkeys and frozen chickens. Joan
VanDuzer 416-432-4934.
AZ & DZ Drivers wanted. Full & Part
Time. Must have clean CVOR. Forward
resume or driving history to Glen Huron
Apples or contact john@giffenorchard.
com or call 705-888-6791.
Order Picker/Selector Wanted.
Applicants must be comfortable
handling cases up to 40 lbs or greater.
Forklift
certification
preferred.
Please apply to Glen Huron Apples
by calling 705-888-6791 or emailing
[email protected].
Local landscape company seeking skilled
landscape labourers and offering lead
hand positions. Must have a good work
ethic and own transportation. Heavy
lifting is required. Equipment knowledge
is an asset. Immediate start at 5 days/
week. Start wage $16/hr. Lead hand wages
based on experience. Contact 705-4662007 or email [email protected].
Experienced Computer Technician
new to the community and ready to help
with your home computer. Specializing in
upgrades, anti-virus and general trouble
shooting. Contact Brad at 705-434-8236
or email [email protected].
yard sales
Contractor Repairs, restores,
dismantles and jacks up farm buildings,
homes, and cottages. Also roofing,
siding, doors, windows, beams, posts,
foundations, peers, cement work,
fencing, eaves troughing, decks, docks
installed, repaired, replaced. Brian
McCurdy. 519-986-1781.
Saturday October 10 – Small
Estate Sale at 42 Jardine Crescent,
Creemore. Furniture, glassware etc
from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Cash only.
Elliott Painting and Decorating, over
30 years experience with excellent
references. Booking for 2015 for
interior painting/wall papering. Call for
free estimate 705-466-2356.
Yard Sale! Saturday, October 10 at
149 Mary Street, Creemore from 9
a.m. to noon. Baby and children’s items
- cribs, books, clothes, toys, camping
equipment and more.
Rod the Window Cleaner – You
deserve a clear view! Residential.
Commercial. Staging. All windows
welcome. Call Rod Grabham at 705351-0768. References on request.
Yard Sale / Clearance Liquidation
Sale at 1019 Cty Rd 124, Singhampton.
Architectural building materials for
Kostic Demolition. Reclaimed lumber,
windows, doors, bricks, barnboard and
more. Saturday, October 10 and Sunday,
October 11 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Editor – Structural, substantive,
stylistic, and copy editing. Short fiction
and creative non-fiction preferred.
Experienced. Email [email protected].
Firewood to keep you warm!
Limited quantity. $100 per face cord,
delivered. Call 705-466-2477.
thank you
Wanted: Cleaning Lady Required
every other week. References required.
Call 705-466-2098.
Services
Sparkling Clean House Cleaning – I
guarantee it! Parties, renovations, staging
and moving as well as regular cleaning.
Please call Sue at 519-939-8850.
Fantastic Country Home
for rent. Nature lover’s paradise with
wetland, trails and pasture, available
from December 1. Amazing 47-acre
property with beautiful house and
outbuildings. Located 30 minutes
south of Creemore. Private, peaceful
and perfect for getaways and winter
recreation. Call or text to 416-910-9841
or email amazinghomeforrent@gmail.
com for more information/photos.
Apple Packers – Full & Part-time.
Apply to Glen Huron Apples or
call 705-888-6791 or email john@
giffenorchard.com.
The family of Donna MacDonald, who
passed away peacefully on September
27, 2015, wish to thank all their family
and friends for their thoughts, prayers,
donations, flowers and gifts of food in the
time of Donna’s passing. Your generosity
was gratefully appreciated. The family
would also like to thank Dr. Houston for
his wonderful care and compassion for
Donna. Also thanks to the nursing staff
of Collingwood General and Marine
Hospital for their excellent care.
Dean, Karen & family, Kevin &
Kandice and family
Knox – In loving memory of my dear
husband Paul, father and grandfather
who passed away October 9, 2014.
They say there is a reason,
They say that time will heal,
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to live without.
Forever loved
and
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Tyler, Trevor, and Anna Lee
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Thank you to everyone who donated
items for the Scratch silent auction on
Oct. 4th. Thanks to your generosity, we
raised about $5,000 to help a Syrian
refugee family come to Canada!
Thank you: Peter Adams, Mahmoud
& Walid Ammane, Lee Anning, Lisa
Kristine Arlt, The Bank Café, Bayside
Wellness, Clearview Tea Company,
Corina Dunford, Creemore Kitchen,
Caroline DuPont, Jordan Eveland,
FASTWÜRMS, From the Blue House
With Love, Elizabeth Garel, Dr. Cyndi
Gilbert, Sharon Gummer, Highlands
Nordic Cross Country Ski Centre,
Suzanne Jarvis, Linda Jenetti, Murray
Lackie, Limber Lotus Wellness, Linke’s
Local Arts, MK Lynde, Mad Maple
Inn, Mansfield Outdoor Centre, Cathy
Miller, Mountain Ash Farm, Mylar &
Loreta’s, Bianca Perren, Prestige Tents
& Rentals, Cathy Priest, Red Rock
Farm, Juliette Reynolds, Ernest Rovet,
The Sanctuary Creemore Movement
& Wellness Studio, Scandinave Spa,
Cheryl Wilson Smith, Sara Sniderhan,
Jim Stacey, Stayner Physiotherapy and
Massage Therapy, Tin Shack, Mary
Anne Tupling, Brianna Caryll Valihora,
Sandi Wong & “Anonymous”! Thank
you also to Lynn Hubbs, Paul Bates,
Theresa Bates & Leslie Bates for all
their help! And also to the bidders!
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building supply
Lumber • Plywood
Trusses • Windows
Roofing • Siding
Fence Supplies • Culverts
Cedar Posts • Railway Ties
Fuel Delivery •Oil Furnaces
Lawn & Garden Supplies
“Nowhere... but close to everywhere.”
HAMILTON BROS. • EST. 1874 • 705-466-2244
notice
Pizza Perfect will be closed from Sunday,
October 11 till Thursday, October 15.
Henry and Christina and staff wish you a
very Happy Thanksgiving!
horses
This year, the Cosack family is
celebrating the 50th anniversary of
Peace Valley Ranch in Mulmur. Check
us out for Horse Boarding & Training,
Trail & Ranch Riding. www.RawhideAdventures.on.ca. 519-925-0152.
This week’s answers
Spike & Rusty:
SUMACHS
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[email protected]
2047 Glen Huron Rd, Glen Huron
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217 Gideon Street, Stayner, ON L0M 1S0
Telephone: 705 428-6230 | Fax: 705 428-0288
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm
www.clearview.ca
Fire Prevention week
Hear the Beep Where you Sleep!
Fire Prevention Week is October 4-10, 2015. Clearview Fire &
Emergency Services is encouraging everyone to hear the beep where
you sleep and install a working smoke alarm in every bedroom.
“Many fatal fires occur at night when everyone is asleep, so early
warning is crucial to survival,” says Chief Colin Shewell. “The
Ontario Fire Code requires working smoke alarms on every storey
of the home and outside all sleeping areas. For added protection,
our fire department is recommending that you also install a smoke
alarm in every bedroom.”
The best protection will be provided by inter-connected smoke
alarms. The alarm closest to the fire will sense the smoke,
triggering all of the alarms throughout the home. For easy
installation, wireless interconnected smoke alarms are now
available.
Smoke alarms are required to be replaced within the time frame
indicated by the manufacturer. This is usually ten years. When
replacing interconnected smoke alarms, it is advisable to replace
all units in the system at the same time. If a single malfunctioning
alarm needs to be replaced, make sure the new alarm is
compatible with the existing units.
For more information about smoke alarms, visit www.clearview.ca
or OFMEM website at www.ontario.ca/firemarshal.
For More Information, please contact:
Michelle Davies
Fire Prevention Officer
(705) 428-6230 ext. 260
[email protected]
Firefighter Application
Notice- Clearview Fire and Emergency
Services are Accepting Applications for
On-Call Part Time Firefighters
We invite those who are interested in obtaining a position as an
on-call part time firefighter with the Clearview Fire and Emergency
Services to complete our online application at www.clearview.ca.
Please email your resume and application to [email protected]
or drop it off in person at 6993 Highway 26.
All applications must be in by 4pm on October 16, 2015 or they
will be deemed ineligible.
*You must live in close proximity to one of the fire stations listed
below to be eligible.
We are actively recruiting for the following stations; Stayner, New
Lowell, Creemore, Singhampton, and Nottawa.
For more information, please contact:
Roree Payment
Deputy Fire Chief
705.428.6230 ext. 402
[email protected]
Notice - Snow Removal
The Municipality or its’ employees will not be responsible for any
damage done to vehicles parked or abandoned on Township
Road Allowances, sidewalks or parking lots, by the Township Snow
Removal or sand forces.
Any vehicle left on road allowances, sidewalks or parking lots
under the jurisdiction of the Township of Clearview may be
referred to the Ontario Provincial Police and removed at the
owner’s expense.
As per the Highway Traffic Act, Section 170 Subsection (12)
no person shall park or stand a vehicle on a highway in such
a manner as to interfere with the movement of traffic or the
clearing of snow from the highway.
No vehicle shall be parked or left standing on any street, road
allowance, sidewalk or municipal parking lot within the Township
of Clearview between the hours of 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.
during the winter season from November 1st, 2015 until March
15th, 2016. Any vehicles parked or left standing during the
aforementioned period may be charged to and collected from the
owner of the offending vehicle and the matter may be referred to
the Ontario Provincial Police.
Moreover, anyone guilty of depositing snow on roads, sidewalks
or parking lots under the jurisdiction of the Township of Clearview
while cleaning lanes, etc. causing an obstruction to traffic or
causing damage to snow removal equipment is liable for any
damages that may result from same and may be charged under
the Highway Traffic Act.
Gerry LeMay
General Manager Transportation and Drainage
705-428-6230 ext. 230
Hydrant Flushing
Notice- 2015 Fall Hydrant Flushing
The Township of Clearview Water Department will be flushing
hydrants between the hours of 8:30am and 4:30pm on the
following dates and locations:
• Stayner: October 13 - 16
• New Lowell: October 19
• Creemore: October 20
• Mckean Subdivision: October 21 & 22
• Collingwoodlands: October 26 & 27
• Buckinghamwoods: October 28
Please be advised discolored water could stain laundry during these
times. If your water remains discolored or dirty, run water until
clear. It is recommended water softeners are left in by-pass mode
during these times.
Todd Patton
Manager, Water & Sewer
705-428-5024
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