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Friday, January 27, 2017 Vol. 17
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Local women march on Washington by Trina Berlo Amidst the million or so people to join the Women’s March on Washington this past weekend were a number women from Creemore and Mulmur. They all say they were struck by the jovial tone of the demonstration and felt very welcome. “After the election, I was pretty distraught as so many people were,” said Barb Halsall, who was among those who spent two nights on a bus and a full day marching in Washington to show opposition to US President Donald Trump on the day after his inauguration. She said she lived in the United States for a few years during the 1960s when there was a lot of prejudice, discrimination and inequality. “I just had this huge fear that we were going back to those times and you look at Trump’s inflammatory comments – racist, homophobic, xenophobic – they were all very prevalent back then… It’s a fear of history repeating and I had to do something,” said Halsall. She said Trump has emboldened some politicians to behave like bullies but he has also emboldened ordinary people to stand up and say that’s not acceptable. She went looking for a way to get to the March on Washington and a seat on the Soulomobile out of Toronto, organized by the women behind
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Marci Lipman, Carolyn Chapman, Sandra Lackie and Barb Halsall took a whirlwind trip to take part in the Women's March on Washington Jan. 21. Soulotheatre. When Sandra Lackie learned of a bus trip from Halsall, she was determined to go. Marci Lipman and Carolyn Chapman were also on the same bus, part of the 53 women who met at Union Station Friday night to travel in a caravan of busses through the night. In addition to being prepped on the legalities of protesting and crossing the border, those on the Soulomobile wrote about their experiences and were interviewed by journalists.
While at Union Station, they met up briefly with Mulmur resident Alessandra Schlums, 20, and her friend Brandy Davis, a 19-year-old Mono resident, who were taking one of the other busses. Lipman said the Soulomobile parked with the other 1,200 busses and started marching toward the National Mall. Chapman said she too was feeling quite low after the election. “I thought, I could feel like this (See “Marchers” on page 3)
Bob Ransier is back behind the wheel of his truck after it was stolen on the weekend, but it is a little worse for wear. The Dodge truck with his name emblazoned on it was gone when he woke up Saturday morning. He said the truck was locked at the time. “They had to have a slim jim to get in and I had the keys hidden under the seat,” said Ransier. “It’s a well known truck, you don’t just take trucks like that,” he said. “All the chrome and glitter on it, you don’t drive a truck like that without getting caught.” He said people were phoning him to report sightings. “Tim Wilson told me he heard it go by his house at 4:30 Saturday morning. Then they saw it down in Lisle at about 6:45 in the morning,” said Ransier. “The police found it at about 1 p.m. up at the Fourth Line.” When they found it, the back end was smashed but nothing was missing from the truck. The truck was locked but the keys are missing. He has been searching for the keys that have a key chain, a blue flashlight with his name on it. “I was up in Alaska a few years ago and I got this good luck charm. I put that on there a few months ago. I guess it wasn’t so lucky, was it?”
Fireworks, comedy, dancing part of Sunnidale Winterama New Lowell’s annual winter carnival, Sunnidale Winterama, takes place Feb. 3-5. The weekend kicks off with the annual spaghetti supper at the New Lowell Legion Friday from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. (children five and under eat for free; ages 6-12, $5; 13 and up, $10), followed by the Burning of the Green, skating and fireworks at the park. Cap off the night with Yuk Yuk’s comedy night at the Legion with comedians Sandra Battaglini, Rob
Pue, Jeff Elliot and New Lowell’s own Rich Gill. Doors open at 8:30 p.m. Admission costs $10 at the door. Fill up with a pancake breakfast, prepared by New Lowell United Church members, to start the day Saturday at the Legion from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. (Children five and under eat for free; ages 6-12, $4; 13 and up, $5). The opening ceremonies are at 11:30 a.m. at New Lowell Recreation Park but there are events all day beginning with a sno-pitch tournament at 9 a.m.,
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beer garden, silent auction at the fire hall, parade at 10:30 a.m., including the bed races, children’s games, an explosives demonstration by the OPP at 12:30 p.m. There is a craft show at the church and the library from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., a Soup-off at the fire hall from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., a euchre tournament at the Legion from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday night there is a dance at the Legion with the live music of Full Circle. Tickets cost $10 in advance
and $15 at the door and are available at town hall in Stayner, at the Legion and online at ticketscene.ca. There is another big breakfast at the Legion on Sunday from 9 a.m. to noon, for $7 per person. Register for the Taylor Morgan Memorial Snowmobile Fun Run at the Legion from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. Admission to many of the events is included in the $2 event button. Vi s i t w w w. f a c e b o o k . c o m / sunnidalewinterama.
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Upcoming Events Friday, January 27
Thursday, February 9
Saturday, February 25
• Double Toonie Lunch at St. Luke’s Anglican Church, Caroline Street West, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Homemade soup. Bring a friend and enjoy. • Dinner and Concert with Kenny Munshaw at Utopia Hall, 8396 6th Line, Utopia. Dinner Buffet at 7 p.m. Concert starts at 8 p.m. $25 at the door. Call 1-877-499-HALL(4255) or visit www. utopiahall.ca for more information.
• The Georgian Bay Photography Club meets at the Chartwell Georgian Traditions Retirement Residence (Theatre Room) at 57 Trott Blvd. at 6:30 p.m. Lenore Burton will present a slideshow on “Lines, Patters and Textures”. Bring your camera. For further information please go to www. georgianbayphotographyclub.com.
• Bored Creemorians present Grey Lands, a side project of Cuff The Duke’s frontman Wayne Petti, at the Creemore Legion lounge. Tickets cost $10 in advance at The Creemore Echo and online at ticketscene.ca. $15 at the door. Doors at 7:30 p.m. Show starts around 8:30 p.m.
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• Monkey Toast, The Improvised Talk Show at the Avening Hall. Enjoy some laughs with what has been called “the best live comedy show there is” by Andrew Coyne of the National Post. Food and beverages will be available for purchase with proceeds going to the Avening Hall. Doors open at 7 p.m., the show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Advance sales are available at aveninghall.com and at The Creemore Echo. 705-466-9906. • Winter Rock Fundraiser at Royal Canadian Legion, Stayner at 8 p.m. Covers of classic rock bands. Live. Proceeds benefit the Branch. $10 per person advance. $12 at door. Includes luncheon. Must be 19 years or older. Tickets available at Stayner Legion.
• Alone Together Bereavement Program at Carruthers and Davidson Funeral Home, 7313 Highway 26, Stayner from 7 to 9 p.m. A 6 week program for a small group; those whose loss is less recent may find this program as helpful as those suffering a recent loss. Pre-registration required. $10/week. Contact Laurie vandenHurk at Laurie. listens@gmail.com or 705 970 7737.
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• Theatre Orangeville presents Wingfields Progress. A comedy by Dan Needles, starring Rod Beattie. At the Opera House, 87 Broadway, Orangeville. Call 519-942-3423 or 1-800-424-1295 for tickets or book on-line at www.theatreorangeville.ca.
Saturday, February 4
• CyberGirls Robotics Team is hosting a VEX IQ competition at Creemore Legion, 27 Wellington Street West, Creemore from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 26 teams are registered. Spectators welcome. Email Cybergirlsteam2013a@gmail.com for more information.
• Valentine’s Open House Tea Party at 21 Elizabeth Street East, Creemore (across from the medical centre) from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. A fundraiser to support kids attending Camp MiniYo-We. Tea & scones $5, teddy bears & dolls available for purchase. Children welcome too. Presented by We ROCK (Raise Our Community’s Kindness). Call Barbara LaFleshe at 905-5449283 for more information.
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Monday, January 30
• Tai Chi classes for beginners start at the Station on the Green from 1 to 3 p.m. Drop by one of our regular continuing level classes (Mondays 1 to 3 p.m. and Thursdays 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.) at any time during the year to see what we are all about. For more info call Laura at 705-466-5011 or visit taoist.org/creemore.
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• Enjoy a night of cosmic country music with The Highest Order in the Creemore Legion Lounge, 27 Wellington St. W. The band is Simone Schmidt, Paul Mortimer, Kyle Porter and Simone TB, veterans and ambassadors of Toronto’s downtown underground scene. Presented by Bored Creemorians. Tickets cost $10 in advance at The Creemore Echo and online at ticketscene.ca. $15 at the door. Doors at 7:30 p.m. Show starts around 8:30 p.m.
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• Creemore Legion Ladies Auxiliary Annual Valentine’s Day Take-out Dinner. Lasagna, salad & dessert. $15. Pick up between 4:30 and 5:30 p.m. Call 705-466-2432 or 705-466-2330 to RSVP before Feb. 10.
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Protestors have memorable experience (Continued from page 1) forever unless I just step up and do something,” she said. She found the Soulomobile on Facebook and was able to get one of the last few seats. “It was quite an experience. I am really glad I went,” said Chapman. “From a selfish point of view it has put me in a different place emotionally, very energized and hopeful but the turnout and the atmosphere down there was so amazing. It definitely was worth the effort.” Organizers say more than one million people took part in the march in Washington but five million took part around the world. Aerial photos show streets crowded with women, men and children, many wearing pink pussy hats, and carrying colourful posters. Locals report the crowd was in high spirits, chanting slogans and singing songs of peace. Lackie said when she sees the aerial photos of the event, she is surprised at the vastness of the crowd because it did not feel oppressive. The Creemore crew had Canadian flags and people along the parade route were thanking them for coming from Canada to support the cause. They said people were coming out of their homes to thank them and cheer them on, even offering the use of their washrooms. Lipman got separated from some members of the group and she couldn’t get anywhere near the rally but the rest of them ended up at the back of the stage where the speakers were. “Basically, we just hung out and read all the great slogans and signs that were very, very clever,” said Lipman. “It was heartwarming, peaceful, positive and very upbeat. People were happy… I knew that I was one of however many people from all over the world who were marching in solidarity for this one purpose and cause, and it was very moving.” Signs said things like, “We want a
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Alessandra Schlums, 20, of Mulmur, and Brandy Davis, 19, of Mono, at the Women's March on Washington. leader, not a creepy tweeter”, “Welcome to your first day. We will never go away”, “You’re orange, you’re gross, you lost the popular vote”, and “This is so bad, even introverts are here.” “I am sure not everyone had a great experience but it felt like we were with one million of the nicest people you could ever meet,” said Lackie. “It was really inclusive. People were there for many different reasons.” Lackie said after the rally, word was spreading that there were so many people in the streets that there was no room to march, but eventually the crowd started moving. The march continued through the day, maintaining its peaceful vibe. Organizers say no arrests were made during the event. Schlums, reflecting on the trip, said it was the most incredible experience of her life, possibly that she’ll ever have. “The friendliness and the welcoming nature of every single person present was unbelievable. As we walked up to the Capitol from our bus, Washington residents stood on their lawns to greet everyone and thank us for helping to support the causes,” she said. “All throughout the march, the chanting never ceased. We marched for women’s
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rights, for LGBTQ+ rights, for the Black Lives Matter movement, for the welcoming of refugees, for climate change, to name a few. It is so important to bring attention to these issues, especially when there are leaders who choose to dismiss the existence of these issues. This historical moment brought half a million people to Washington alone, and even more around the world with all the sister marches. Although this march only lasted for a day, the movement has been ongoing and will not stop until equality for all is achieved.” Davis said she is grateful for the experience. “Going to Washington, marching with thousands of people to not only celebrate diversity and love, but to also bring awareness to very real issues in the world like climate change, was the most empowering experience that I have and will ever be apart of,” she said. “In every direction you looked there were people of all ages, races, genders, sexual orientations (the list goes on), that came together to stand up for love and equality to all. I travelled to Washington to walk in the Women’s March to show that this “sister of the North” supports and loves them. One thing that I will always remember about that day was the numerous “thank you’s” we received just for being there, but it is me who should be thanking them. Thank you to the people who welcomed us, thank you to the people who I marched in solidarity with, and thank you to the people who I marched for... I am eternally grateful!” People around the world are now asking, what comes next? American organizers have put out a call to action, asking people to write to their political representatives. A similar call to action has been put by the Canadian organizers, who mounted marches in Toronto and across the country. Visit canadianwomenmarch.ca.
Equipment stolen
Huronia West OPP say a number of items were stolen from an unlocked vehicle parked at a Nelson Street home in Creemore sometime overnight on Jan. 20. The stolen items are described as: white skis with the name “Deirdre”, a beige snowboard, blue Soloman ski boots, a black ski bag, blue running shoes and a Starbucks gift card. 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.
Homes evacuated The Clearview Fire Department evacuated eight Francis Street West homes on Jan. 19 as a precaution due to high level of natural gas in area. The gas leak was caused by an independent construction contractor, said a spokesperson for Enbridge Gas. Residents were allowed to return to their homes in the afternoon. The gas leak did not impact the elementary school, one block over.
Tanker approved Council approved the purchase of a new fire tanker truck to be stationed in Creemore. The $330,000 purchase was included in the 2017 budget. Fire Chief Colin Shewell said the tanker, which should be ready by the end of the year, replaces a 1999 pumper currently stationed in Creemore. Last year, a new fire truck replaced a 26-year-old pumper housed at Station 4 in Creemore. It was custom built with the needs of the station and the entire township in mind. A cost of $390,000 was included in the 2016 budget.
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Counteract political climate with personal acts of resistance Whether you support Trump or not, news of his first week in office has dominated all media platforms and most casual conversations. For some of us, especially those who are astounded at how swiftly he can impose his personal brand of American carnage, it has been too much to bear. It started with the removal of the Obama administration’s information on civil rights, climate change, LGBT rights, healthcare, immigration and education from the government’s website and continued with a presentation of the alternate facts as to how many people attended the inauguration, talk of waterboarding and secret prisons, executive orders about wall building, deportations, bans on refugees, pipelines and images of a bunch of white men standing around as he signs an order to bar international NGOs that perform or promote abortions from receiving US government funding, the list goes on. So many people have expressed a desire to stop consuming the news they find so upsetting but you know what they say about train wrecks. Just when we thought it couldn’t get any worse out there, a news report that Russia is set to partially decriminalize domestic violence (battery that doesn’t inflict bodily harm). Now, this cannot be blamed on Trump but it gives a sense that the United States is not the only country going backwards. You know what they say about hell and hand baskets. For those who were disappointed by the results of the federal election, this week has certainly been overwhelming. As Trump was ramping up, millions of people took to the streets in Washington DC and around the world for the Women’s March on Washington and its sister marches, to show their opposition on many levels but especially on this sense of undoing progress that has been made as a civilization, with the acknowledgement that we still had so far to go. Participants marched ahead as a protest to that sense of going backwards. We envy their experience of being in an ebullient crowd of individuals driven to be there by a collective sullenness. What a wonderful tonic for those feeling helpless to change the current state of affairs. The marches have left people motivated to do more, to take the next step. We hope we can find a way to stay informed without bingeing on depressing news about executive orders that dictate how people should live their lives and who is and is not worthy of safety, education and access to freedom and prosperity. It is irresponsible to turn a blind eye to what is happening but it is unhealthy to dwell on a theme that makes us feel helpless so we must find ways in our lives to rise up and counteract the negativity. We must build each other up, talk to young boys and girls about the themes that dominate the political lexicon and above all, be good role models. These are ways we can triumph.
Creemore High School Grade 10 (second form) 1939-1940. Front row, from left: Jack Allen, Donald Stephens, Murray Bonner, Douglas Hare, Donald Thurston. Second row, from left: Dorothy Morrison, Helen Coates, Olive Davidson, Mary Lennox, Marie Ward, Hazel McLeod, Isabel McArthur. Back row, from left: Earl Blackburn, Dalton Coe, Harry Madill, Hadley Chamberlin. Picture submitted by Olive Wilkinson.
Enough disagreement to make a difference Editor: In response to the Jan. 20 letter from Oscar Patton, I too believe in democracy. That is why, until the weather defeated me, I had a lawn sign expressing my disagreement with our MP Kellie Leitch. There are many of us who disagree with Dr. Leitch and, while Mr. Patton may dismiss us as a fringe movement, there are enough of us to make a difference. I have always found The Creemore Echo to be a thoughtful, reliable reflection of local opinion. Mr. Patton seems to prefer The Toronto Sun but, if I
New initiative supports rural women in crisis The Family Transition Place is pleased to announce new initiative available to the rural communities within Dufferin County. The Rural Response Program will provide safety, support and hope by reducing barriers to service for underserved women living in the rural communities of north Dufferin. The program will strive to decrease identified obstacles to service (transportation, isolation, childcare and access to after-hours service), develop a crisis response strategy for responding to rural needs and increase collaboration, presence and awareness across existing services to community members. The Rural Response Program will be based out of the Mel Lloyd Centre in Shelburne and will provide support to women in crisis within the rural areas of Dufferin County. It will allow for up to six crisis counseling sessions, providing women with
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abuse education, safety planning and appropriate community referrals. What makes this initiative particularly exciting is the opportunity to be mobile, allowing the rural response counsellor to meet with women in the community. We have also been given the opportunity to use technology to our advantage, allowing us to communicate with clients differently in order to eliminate barriers. Research has found community program development is most sustainable when meaningful relationships have been developed with organizations and community members as there must be an investment from the community for the program to continue. Please help us build upon our existing partnerships in order to build healthier communities one relationship at a time. Visit www.familytransitionplace.ca for more information.
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To the hundreds of donors in our community who generously supported this year’s Tree of Life Campaign, thank you. With your support, we will be able to invest over $700,000 in our surgical program. Because of you, our patients will be more comfortable, recover faster, and have better experiences with surgical care. Thank you. Nikolina Aceski Mr. & Mrs. Russell Acton Trevor Adams in memory of Sandi Adams Dr. Peter Adamson Betty Adlington in memory of Ross Adlington Marshall & Deborah Aikens Bill & Trudy Ainley in memory of our beloved son Jonathan Ainley Maria, Sean & Sam Ainley in honour of Dr. Mitchell, Dr. Wells & their staff Simon Ainley & Sharon Hanna Donna & Bill Aitken In honour of Dr. & Mrs. Akinyele & Dr. Cornell Cheryl Al in memory of Alice Hooey Teresa Aletto in memory of Carlo Aletto John & Judith Alexander Douglas & Lynn Allan Dennis Allen in memory of Wolthera Allen Ginny & John Allen Louise & Doug Amo Sue Anderson Robert & Gillian Anderson Joanne & Walter Anderson Sandra Andrews in memory of my father Alex King Morley & Sandra Arnason Hilda Artaker Brian Graham & Dawn Askin Maureen Ast Ken & Colleen Auckland in memory of Mary Kay Geddes & Malcolm Geddes Carol Ayers-Baugh B.A. Construction Charles & Betty Baker Joanne Baker in honour of Brian Williams Steve & Brenda Baker Emily Ball in honour of Debbie Ball Andy Banaszak & Marilyn Beaton Teri Band Edward Barakett Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Bard Ann Bardoel Norm & Joy Barr Domenico Bartolomeo Barbara Bassett in memory of Francis Andrew (Frandy) Bassett James Bates Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Bauer Beach Builders Home Hardware Ltd. Dr. & Mrs. William Bearance Les & Mary Jane Beattie Marjorie Beattie Paul & Barb Bedard John & Marja Beelien Brian Bermingham & Diane McDonough Bert & Joyce Bertolo in honour of Dr. Singh Bert & Joyce Bertolo in memory of Dr. Christopher Bernier Lee Bertouche in memory of Les Bertouche Ray & Debbie Berube in memory of Zoey Hope Russell-Lamondin Rita & Leonard Bette in honour of Sarah, Jacob & Josh White Allan Bierbrier Creemore Big Heart Senior Club
Pat Binder Doris Bishop Al & Sharon Black George & Beth Black in honour of our five grandchildren Rick & Sue Black Sherry Blais in memory of Dolores Blais Blake Farrow Project Management Inc. Audrey & Steve Blitzer Paul & Elaine Blythe Donald & Bette Boake Shirley Boake in memory of W. Peter Boake Anne & Gary Bochna Robert & Carolyn Booth Maria, Marta & Natalia Borges in honour of Dr. Quigg Walter & Elaine Borthwick Sharon Bosso in memory of Bruno E. Bosso Mr. & Mrs. M.J. Botting Iona Boucher in memory of Lloyd Boucher Paul & Joan Boughton Mardi Bourgard in memory of Garry A. Bourgard Mary Beth Bourne Chris & Lois Bowins in memory of Jean Bowins Dr. & Mrs. John Bowman Jean Bowser Fred & Joan Boxall in memory of Kay Trumbey Dr. Alyssa Boyd John & Gloria Boyd David & Barbara Boyden Vic & Rhonda Bradford George Brady Florence Bremner in memory of Jim Bremner Alan & Mary Brereton Win & Bill Brethauer J. Paul Brisbois in memory of Peter Boake & John Malowney Sheila Britton John & Elizabeth Brooke Douglas & Bobbie Brown James & Neal Brown in memory of Joan M. Brown John & Christine Brown Mary & Orville Brown Randall & Julie Buckley Neil & Pat Buie Doreen Bull in memory of John S. Bull Peter & June Bullivant in memory of Stephen John Burgess Joy Burkholder in memory of my husband Ormand Burkholder David & Janet Burland Karen Burland Beverley Burman Rose Marie Burns Dave & Jan Burton Eileen Burton in memory of Douglas Thomas Burton Dennis & Sharon Butcher Wayne & Betty Butters in memory of George & Goldie Butters, Wilf & Nellie Bell, Ken Astill & Mike Cain Peter Buzzi
C.E. McMahon Professional Corporation C.E. O'Brien Corporation Paul Caddo in memory of Ed & Mary Caddo Ann & Doug Callow Joseph & Doris Camilleri Peter & Barbara Campbell Carol Campbell Kevin & Elizabeth Campbell Marc & Cyndy Campbell Reg Campbell Lyn Campney in memory of Joyce Campney Gord Canning Helen & David Capin in honour of Dr. Cornell Wayne & Liz Carleton Sean, Linda & Emily Caron CarQuest Collingwood James & Cathy Carscadden John & Nathalie Carswell Greer Carter Robert Carter Tom & Louise Carter Peter & Nancy Case Yvonne Caves in memory of Ellis "Eli" Caves Helen Cerny in memory of Steven Cerny Bob & Jan Chapman Ron & Kristina Charles Joan Charlton Robert & Agnes Charlton CEO Guy Chartrand in honour of the Leadership & Senior Teams at CGMH Jon & Karen Cheek Anita Chevalier in honour of the Senior Leadership Team at CGMH Tom & Marilyn Chisholm in memory of Andrea Chisholm Christ Church Batteau Todd & Rochelle Christensen David & Faye Christie in memory of David Christie Fran & George Christie Ernest & Lorena Churchill Ciallella Consulting Services Inc. Nilo Ciotti Mr. & Mrs. Basil Clark Ruth Plant & Bruce Clark Gavin & Shirley Clark Alvin & Audrey Clarke Marg & Douglas Clarke Joanne Clement in memory of Marjorie Clement Joan Clements in memory of Rev. Alexander & Agnes Clements Jill Clifford in memory of Lois Twelvetrees Karin Clifford in memory of Michael Clifford Claude & Cora Clouthier Fred & Cheryl Cockburn Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Coe Glen & Jean Coe Pat & Norm Coe in honour of Glen & Jean Coe Helen Coffin Shirley Cole in memory of Wes & Joshua Cole Allen & Elaine Collings in memory of Edward & Betty Spicher Collingwood Shipwreck Hockey Team
Collingwood Bridge Club Lorraine Collins in memory of Orrie Collins Collins Barrow SGB L.L.P Betty & Gordon Collison in memory of Charles Parr Judy Conacher Ruth Connelly John & Shirley Ann Cook James Cooke & Karen Sharples Len & Barb Coolich in memory of Ann Marie Potton Ian Cooper Sam & Carole Cooper Ivor & Christine Corbett in memory of Greg Foell Diane & Doug Corbishley George & Claudette Corona Cortel Group Joseph Cotturo in memory of Dominic Dregoesc Steve Couchman & Catherine Smart Gordon & Marion Coukell Bill Courtney Judy Cox David Cox Thomas & Nancy Crawford David Crevier in memory of Marlene Crevier Glen Crevier in memory of Marlene Crevier John & Isobel Cripps in memory of Douglas Cripps Barbara Crispo Arthur Cross Brenda & Wally Crowder Dr. & Mrs. William Crysdale Gordon & Jeanne Culbert in honour of Dr. Gandhi Marylin Culbert Harriet & Gordon Cummings Elaine Currie in memory of my husband Alex Currie Gage Currie in memory of my wife Ellen Currie Gloria Currie in memory of Ross Currie Harvey & Lee Currie Janet Currie & Tim Knorr in memory of Alex Currie Nancy & George Czerny Katarzyna Czyszczon Cecile Dales Sally D'alessandro John & Jan Dance Ruth & George Daniels in loving memory of our son Andrew Daniels Diane Danylchuk Mavis Danylchuk in memory of Walter Danylchuk Roy & Annette Davey Al & Pat Davidson in memory of the Kirley, Davidson & Cummings families Bill & Anne Davidson Rolph & Joan Davis Nicole De Francesco Frank & Diann De Graaf Maxine de Gruijter in memory of my mother Frances Griesbach, RN Elizabeth Dea
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• The Creemore Echo • Friday, January 27, 2017 Michael Lacroix in honour of the Strategic & Leadership Teams at CGMH Thomas & Louise Lailey Michael Laine Julie, Alison & Robert Lakin in memory of Henry Lakin Muriel Lane in memory of Earl Lane & Heather Lane Jacob Langer & Ferne Sherkin-Langer Beverly Lapointe Maurice & Gloria Larcher in memory of Anne Bennett Doris Larkin & family in memory of John Larkin Jane Lash Laureate Epsilon PI (Beta Sigma Phi) in memory of Diane Chestnut, Jeannie Foley & Barbara Weider Nancy & Frank Lauzon in honour of Dr. Lewin Phil & Loretta Lavell Cathy Lavers in memory of Allan Lavers Mary Lawrence in memory of Graham Lawrence Martha Lawrence Don & Carolyn Lazenby L.P. Lefebvre Ray Leighton in memory of my wife Lorie Leighton Barrie & Mary Lennox George & Ruth LeRoy Isobel Levacque in memory of Raymond Levacque Bill & Jane Lewis Claude & Barbara Lewis June Lewis Dennis & Merle Lewis in honour of Dr. Akinyele, Dr. Wells & Dr. O'Halloran Robert & Joan Lewis Bonnie & David Lindsay in memory of Joan Rogers Kaz Lippert Dr. Michael Lisi in honour of CGMH Medical Advisory Committee & Senior Management Team Stuart & Gloria Little Michael & Terry Livingstone in memory of Bill & Lois Burmister and Bob Livingstone Helen Lloyd in memory of Bruce Lloyd Jack & Donna Lockhart in memory of Bill & Alice Lockhart Lynn Lockhart in memory of Marlene Crevier & Wayne Ferguson Loft Planning Inc. Ed & Lynda Long Wes Long Aileen Longmore David & Christine Looker Robert & Patricia Lord Dr. Wallace Lotto Bonnie Lougheed in memory of Harold Loughead Anne Loughlin Donna Lowe in memory of Donald Lowe Dalton Lowe in memory of Viola Lowe Walter & Shanna Lucas Tom & Nancy Lupi in memory of Ken & Helen Wilson Mr. & Mrs. James Lupton Bertha Lyman in memory of my beloved husband William Lyman Charlie MacDonald Allister MacDonald in memory of Violette MacDonald Ginny MacEachern Judy MacGowan Rainer & Rita Machold Elke Mack in memory of Liselotte & Richard Geue Shirlea MacKenzie & family in memory of Laurrie A. MacKenzie Sheila McNaughton in memory of Michelle Williams Ian & Muriel MacTaggart Franz & Anna Magauer Giovanni & Diva Maggiolo in memory of Lorella Maggiolo Richard Mailoux Fraser & Judy Main James & Valarie Makela John & Ina Makin Dr. Edward & Mrs. Thea Mallett Henri & Mona Malon James Malone & Carol Port Sharon Malowney in memory of John Malowney Donald Maltas Jack & Sue Marley George Marron Harold & Dianne Marshall Jack & Linda Marshall Mary Marshall Mrs. E.L. Martens Catherine & Robert Martin Martin Mills Inc. Brenda Martinek in memory of Joe Martinek
Inez Martyn in memory of Ron Martyn Michiko & Koyu Matsuo Allan & Sandy Mattacott in memory of Viola Mattacott David & Joan Matthews in memory of Graham Matthews Elton & Rita Matthews Peter Matthews in memory of Sandra & Graham Matthews Irene-Frances Matwijec Al & Barb McArthur in memory of Melville & Eleanor Rear Linda McBurney Mary E. McCaig Florence McCarl Jim & Helen McCartney John & Joanne McCartney Denise & Bryon McCay Paul & Heather McCleary in honour of Dr. Gillian Yeates Martha McConnell in memory of Hubert McConnell J.D. & Reta McCort Sandra J. McDermid in memory of Alex, Alice, Allan, Ann & Sandra E. McDermid Beverley McDonald in honour of Peter McDonald Doreen McDonald in memory of Billie Cameron Patricia McDonald in memory of my husband Dr. Donald McDonald J.W. McEachern in memory of my Aunt Fran & Gardy Jordan Gardhouse Jessie McEachern in loving memory of my husband R. D. McEachern & my grandson Kim Hampson Marilyn McEachern in loving memory of my father R.D. McEachern & my nephew Kim Hampson & Friends Nellie Frantzen & Gary Moore James McGoogan in memory of Ruby McGoogan Sylvia McGowan in memory of Gary McGowan John McIntyre John McIntyre in memory of Lorna McIntyre Julia B. McIntyre Donald & Kay McKean Raymond & Doreen McKean Bruce & Janet McKelvey Wilda McKenzie Jane McKinnon Allan & Doreen McLean Don & Kathryn McLean Grandma & Grandpa McLean in honour of Gillian McLean Dorothee Anne & Ian McLean in memory of Enid Petton, Mary Margesson & Joanne MacDonald Doug & Alice-Faye McLean in memory of Chuck Wagner Sandra & Robert McLean in honour of the Godin family Brian & Bonnie McLellan B. L. McLeod in memory of Donald A. McLeod Dr. & Mrs. Ron McLeod John McMillan in memory of Maria Fraser Wayne & Lyndell McNabb Mary Ellen McNaught in memory of David McNaught Dorothy McQueen in memory of Gordon McQueen Doug & Irene McQueen in memory of my sister Shirley Holmes Gord & Gail McQueen Nancy McSorley Anne Medlock Theo & Luise Meeser Denise Meesters Jean Meighan in memory of James Meighan Bernard & Toos Melenhorst in memory of Nancy Melenhorst Marie Melnichuk in memory of Fred & Florence Melnichuk Vic & Donna Menage Leroy Mendoza Len Menecola & Monica Lowe Menecola Crick Merry in memory of Susan Merry Jack & Lynne Merwin Trevor & Theresa Metcalfe Marie Millar & Family in memory of Dalton & Della Millar Maureen Millar John & Janis Miller Dr. John Miller Mary & Mike Miller Dr. Murray & Suzy Miller Robert & Mary Miller Ken & Judy Milley in memory of Cheryl Edwards, Brink & Bessie Arnold and Percy & Betty Milley David & Corrie Millsap Gayle Millsap The Milne & Lemon families in memory of
Gladys Milne Antonio & Maria Minicucci John & Joyce Missett Bill, Brent & Tyler Mitchell in loving memory to our special lady Bonnie Mitchell Barbara Mitton & Donald Lewtas Robert Moenck Greg & Tina Moneypenny The Montanari Family Loa Monteith in memory of Lewis Thomas & June Montgomery Laurel & John Moore Helen Morgan in memory of Robert Morgan Hubert Morokutti Margaret Morphet in memory of Bob Morphet Darlene Morrison Jim & Pat Morrison Marlene Morrison Marion Morrison Susan Mosley Victor & Anne Mossenta Warren & Barbara Moysey in memory of Christopher Moysey Klaus & Donna Muller Mr. & Mrs. Herman Muller Hinrich & Maria Muller Patty Mulligan in memory of Betty Tackney & Andie Snooks Douglas & Dorit Murray Mary Murray in memory of George Murray Theresa Murray George & Faye Muxlow in memory of our son Keith Ross Muxlow Orest Muz Eglal & Ashraf Nassif Emilio & Lucy Nella Laurie Neweduk John & Marie Nichols Nicholson Contracting Inc. Ron Nicksy in memory of Rob Smith & John Farmer Herbert & Danuta Niepalla in honour of Dr. Tomas & Dr. Collings Elizabeth Nigh in memory of William Nigh Ain & Viivi Niitsoo Joanne Nischan in memory of Hadley Nischan Ezima & Lisa Nnabuogor in memory of Dr. Jack Saunders & Marilyn Saunders Howard & Rochelle Nobert Robert & Peggy Noble Gary & Tina Norman Robert & Shirley Normore Gordon & Mary Norris in memory of John & Lucia Gabriels Donna Yates & Keith Nott Saverio & Iolanda Novielli Carolyn Nunn Ingrid Nydam in honour of Peggy Kaufman Bill & Linda Oakes Barbara Oatt in memory of Charlie Oatt Dr. Jim O'Brien Marilyn & Sigmund Ochnio Ralph & Patricia O'Connor in memory of Jean Currie W. Gerard O'Dea Alan & Diane Ogilvie The O'Halloran Family Connie & David Ohrling in honour of the CGMH Operating Room Staff Kelly O'Neil in honour of all CGMH Nursing Staff Suzanne & Maurice O’Neil Veronica Onyskiw & Jim Pulcine Marion O'Rourke Dan & Helen Orvis in memory of Roy & Helen Orvis and Harvey & Iona Park Mary O'Shaughnessy in memory of Roland O'Shaughnessy Patricia Osmond in memory of Peter Osmond Paul & Sharon O'Sullivan in memory of Fern Richardson Larry Pace Jack Pady Klaus & June Pankatz Orneva Pardy Park Sign & Display in memory of Paul Newton Don Parkes in memory of Louise Parkes Gordon Parkes in memory of Patricia Parkes Dennis & Diane Parish Fred & Doris Parry Grant Parsons, C.A. Shirley Parton in memory of Bruce Parton John & Dorothy Paterson Thom & Jacquie Paterson Bill & Lauree Patrick Paula Pattenden in honour of CGMH Laboratory Staff Fred & Brenda Patterson Richard Patterson Paul Crevier Carpentry Ltd. in memory of Gertrude Freethy
Dr. Don & Joan Paul Douglas & Lesley Paul J.W. Peacock David & Nancy Pease Deborah & Diane Richard & Traute Peever Mr. & Mrs. Lon Pencak Donald Perry in memory of Elvera Perry Irvin & Phyllis Perry Peter & Judy Perry David & Barbara Peters George & Sharyl Peterson Anne Petitjean John & Gina Petkevicius Laima Petravicius William Petrie Don & Jane Phair Richard Phillips Rita Phillips in memory of Allen Phillips Sylvia Philpott in memory of my husband Frank Philpott Ron & Barb Picot in memory of Ina Picot Ryerson Picot in memory of Ina Picot Margaret & Norm Pirk Priit & Maureen Pirso Cathy Bongard & David Pitfield Harold Platts in honour of Dr. Scott Houston Willa Plewes in memory of my husband Charlie John & Esther Pollard Bill & Loraine Pollock Doug & Helen Poores Leslie & Marion Porteous June Porter in memory of David Porter Porter Skelton & Associates Ltd. Phyllis Posa in memory of my late husband Sam Posa & my mother Maria Costanza Russell & Jeanette Poste Maureen & George Potton in memory of Juris Jaunzems & Neil Gunn Cecil & Donna Potts in memory of George (Bud) Akitt Cecil & Donna Potts in memory of Florence & Bill Calvert Doug & Kathy Potts in memory of Peter Currie Penny Peston in memory of Bob Preston Derek, Dean & Debra Prezio in loving memory of our sister Deanna Jack & Romana Prezio in loving memory of our daughter Deanna John & Lorraine Pribik Tim & Frances Price Audrey Price in memory of Terry Price Ross Pritchard in memory of Audrey Pritchard & Jeff Pritchard Jory Pritchard-Kerr in honour of Barb Dufton's retirement The Kerr Family in loving memory of Nanny (Audrey) Pritchard & Jeff Pritchard Jill Prtichard-Scott in honour of Jory Pritchard-Kerr Doug & Gail Proulx Zdravko & Ana Prpic Dawn & Daniel Prus Ernie & Margaret Purkis Yvonne Pyrah in honour of Dr.Michael Lisi Doug & Liz Quanbury Blair & Lynn Quesnel & family in memory of Don Quesnel Ingrid Quickert Dr. Mark Quigg & Dr. Alaine Debono Thomas Quigg in memory of Col. Joseph Fielding and Able Seaman Jack Quigg Sheila & Jim Quirk Chris & Pat Raible in honour of Sue Irwin & Ken Harvey Betty Ann Randall & family in memory of Terry Randall Hugh & Beatrice Ransier in memory of Sandi Adams Barbara Rawn Thomas & Sharon Rawn Lida Reckers Alfred & Alice Redpath Jean Redpath in honour of Dr. Beth McGowan, Tracy Langlois & Shelley Gibbons Helmut & Barbara Rehdner Harold & Barb Reid June Reid in memory of my husband Geoff Reid Ellie Reil in memory of Henry Mazurkiewicz Debbie Reitsma in memory of Ben Reitsma Alma Rennie John & Pam Rennie William Rennie Mary Rentner & Family in memory of Bruce Rentner John Rhind Mario & Angela Ricciardi Barbara Rice Mark, Michelle & Hannah Rich Pam Rich Don & Sharon Rich Barry & Marla Richler
The Creemore Echo • Isobel Deacon Jack & Joyce DeCorby in honour of Paul, Darlene & Gavin Fox Jesse Dees & Dylan Sedore Pieter & Wilhelmina DeGroot Judy Delemere in memory of Nancy Delemere Mybritt & Gerard Deleskie Murray & Andrée Dell Dan & Marilyn Della Rossa in honour of Dr. Koo Gordon Demetrick & family in loving memory of Lu-Anne Demetrick Peter & Paulette Dennis Lenford & Joyce Derson Donald & Vivian Deswiage John & Dianne DeVroom in memory of Earl & Katharine Gilroy Michael & Ingrid Dick Beryl Dickey in memory of Oscar Dickey Roger & Janet Dickhout Donald & Sandra Dickson George & Heather Dickson Catharine Dignam in memory of Dean Dignam Frank & Millie Dillon in honour of Jessi Dillon Gary, Leslie & Jessi Dillon in honour of Frank & Millie Dillon Patsy Dilworth William Dinwoodie Gladys Dobberthein in memory of Harvey Dobberthein Jill Doble Wayne & Ruth Dobson Julie Doldersum in honour of Mary Doldersum Dan & Petra Donnelly Mr. & Mrs.Ted Donohoe Bert & Marjorie Douglas William & Lorraine Douglas Dean & Joan Dover Dowling Recreational Resort Inc. Jane Doyle in memory of my husband Patrick Doyle Mary & Onslow Drakes James & Teresa Duff Bill Duffield Jack & Susan Duffy Carol & David Duncan Valerie Dunsford in memory of Ted Dunsford Tom & Patricia Dyson Gerald & Sandra Eagles Donald & Roxann Early in memory of Doug Wilson Velma Edwards Anita Ehmueller in memory of Henry Ehmueller Jack Barber & The Eleanor Barber Charitable Gift Fund Orval & Pat Elliott Dr. W.D. & Gail Ellis in memory of Margaret & Stuart Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Doug Ellsworth Pat Elson in honour of Audrey Sinclair Robert & Barbara Elwood Dale & Kate Elyea in memory of Russell Elyea & Teddy McKean Anne, Chris, Amanda & Boys in loving memory of Roy & Tammy Emerton Ron Emo & family in loving memory of Gloria Emo Jean & Paul Emond Frances Lemmon Evans in memory of Jack & Grace Lemmon Mrs. Ina Evans in memory of Roger, Ron & Phyllis Evans Jean Evans Jim & Sheila Ewing Mrs. Josephine Exall in memory of Wilfred Murray Margaret Falls Shirley Farmer in loving memory of John Farmer Louise Fast Featherson Charitable Foundation Helen & Joseph Feldmann Denis & Patricia Fennessy Bryan & Maxine Ferguson in memory of Joan Sammons Ian & Sylvia Ferguson Jim & Marjorie Ferguson Gary & Margaret Fielding Domingo & Gladys Figueredo Sergio & Jennifer Figueredo Robin & Stephanie Fillingham Pearl Findlay Warren & Bonnie Finlay Robert & Anne Fisher Kathy Fitzgerald in memory of Doug Wilson Irma Flack Rose Flanagan in memory of Daniel Flanagan George Fleming Mary Fleming Kate & Rowland Fleming Linda & Kenneth Flemington
Lynne Foell in memory of Gregory Allan Foell James Foley Helen Ford Gordon & Barbara Foster Deborah Foubert Dr. Peter & Mrs. Libby Fowler Paul Fox, Darlene Sacks & Gavin Fox in honour of Tom & Lorraine Fox Paul, Darlene & Gavin in honour of Jack & Joyce DeCorby Hugh Franklin in memory of Isobel Franklin Robert & Karen Franklin Allan & Sandy Fraser Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Fraser Muriel Fraser in memory of Dr. John Fraser Doug & Bonnie French in memory of Bob French Carina Frenette in honour of grandson Tristan Betsy Freudeman & family in memory of John Freudeman Dr. Leon Freudman in memory of Nathan Freudman Mary Fritz Janet & Ken Frizell in memory of Carl Abbey Larry & Helen Fronczak Gordon & Catherine Fuller James Fuller in memory of my wife Laura Fuller Evelyn Fyfe in memory of George Fyfe Beverly & Frank Gaffney in honour of Dr. Quigg Liliane Gagnebin Audrey Gallacher & Family in memory of Percy Gallacher Heather & Chris Gallupe Robert & Eileen Gamble Bill Ganter Starr & Doug Garbutt in memory of Brandon Douglas Willette Joy Gardiner Santo & Rita Garito Paul & Ethel Gartlan in memory of Tom Mortson Mike & Elaine Garvey Terry & Carolyn Gates Carmel & Pearl Gauci Terry & Marsha Geddes in memory of Kay Geddes Jonas Genys Dominic & Linda George Dennis & Hilary Gerrard Richard & Jalna Gibb Deborah Gibson Jack & Fay Gieg in memory of Betty Gieg and Bruce Holroyd Rudy & Margaret Giesa Dorothy Giffen in memory of Murray Giffen & the Grant Family Henry & Debra Gilas Lloyd & Laurie Gilbert in memory of Peter Gilbert Lois Gilbert-Cober in memory of Harold Cober Lesley & Dave Giles John & Wendy Gillies Gerry & Jean Giovanelli Roger & Irene Girling Don & Dorothy Glen in memory of Ralph Glen Twylla-Fay Tassie Goad in memory of my dear sister Aletha "Lee" Seaton Bruce & Anne Godwin Walter & Evelyn Goldsmith Joyce Goode in memory of John Goode John & Gayle Gordon in honour of Dr. Darryl Collings Louise Gordon Terry & Gail Gordon Kurt & Helga Gorol Basdeo & Ramdai Gosine Roland & Rosemary Gosselin Merle Gottlieb in memory of Lionel Gottlieb Gertrude Gowan in memory of Carl & Rick Gowan John & Day Gowing Audrey Graham June Graham in memory of Donald Graham Joan Grant Robert & Shelley Greer in honour of Audrey Sinclair Muffie Grieve Dudley & Elizabeth Griffin Joyce Grinton Gunter & Theresia Gugelmeier Michael Laurence Beryl Gulbronson in memory of William Gulbronson Evelyn Guziak in Memory of John Thomas Spence Sue-Anne Gyles Frank & Marjorie Haase Rick & Mary Ellen Hall Ron & Betty Hall Christine Hallsworth in memory of my
husband Jeffrey John Hallsworth Robert & Donna Hamill Jack & Muriel Hamilton John & Katherine Hamilton Onalee Hamilton Bob & Heather Hamilton Stewart & JoAnn Hamilton Wayne & Donna Hammill in memory of Dan & Scott Hammill Lothar Hanschke & Family in memory of Edith Hanschke Karl Hanus Rob & Joan Hare in memory of Rebeca Hare Karen Hare in memory of Don & Calvin Hare Joseph & Maria Hargassner Joseph & Wendy Harrington Edward & Eleanor Harris Jack & Marilou Harris Jay & Janet Harris Ray & Diane Harris Mr. & Mrs. Bill Harrison Mark Harrison Ronald Harrison Wendy Harris-White in memory of Mike Harris Bruce & Lynn Hart in loving memory of a wonderful mother Marguerite Cooper & Geraldine Hart Gillian Hartley in memory of Ron & Greg Hartley John & Shirley Hartley The Redpath cousins in memory of Donna Marshall June Hartley in memory of Ron & Greg Hartley Pamela Harvey in memory of Donald H. Harvey The Harvey & Annice Frisch Family Foundation Jean Hately in memory of George Hately Janice Have Phil & Nancy Havens The Hawker family in memory of Borg Jensen Danae I. Hawkins Duncan & Sharie Hawkins Charles & Audrey Hawton Ken & Marlene Hayes in memory of our niece Mary Elizabeth Hayward in memory of Harold Hayward Joseph Hayward & Denyse Cote-Hayward Jeanne Hazell Nancy Hazlewood in memory of Shirley Hewett John & Pamela Healey Geoffrey & Winona Heather Sherri Hedd & Cameron Johnson Marjorie Heggart Tony & Niqué Hendrie Mike & Pat Henning in memory of William Henning David Henry Evelyn Henry Bernd & Barbara Hensel Klaus & Helga Hensel in memory of Norbert Hensel Pat & Erhard Hentsch in memory of Marjorie Granttham Mary-Louise Hepburn The Hersh Family Carol Jean Hethrington Brian & Wendy Hickey David Higginbotham in memory of Mary McFaul Higginbotham Highland Fuels Dundalk Ltd. Highland Supply Division of 7371217 Ontario Inc. Sheldon Hildebrand John V. Hill Jan Hill-Lennox in memory of Bill, Grace & Gerald Elaine Hillman in memory of Bruce Hillman Andy & Barbara Hims John & Susan Hindle in memory of our families Annegret Hinterleuthner in memory of my husband Hans Hinterleuthner Dung Hoang & Huong Huynh Frances Hobbs Anne Hochkirchen Peter Hodgson Chris Hoffman & Joan Eakin John & Barbara Holder Norah Holder in honour of CGMH Senior Team & Managers of Patient Services David Holland & Barbara Vickers-Holland Muriel Hollingshead David & Judy Holmes Margaret Holmes Douglas & Beatrice Hood Ruth Hopper Brad & Jeanne Horan Betty Horne in memory of Albert Booth Mr. & Mrs. John Horton Ken & Greta Horton in memory of Emmie & Johnny Johnson
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Calvin & Lois Hough in memory of the Hough Family John H. Hough in memory of Fran Hough Barbara Houlden Janet Howden Cathleen & George Hughes Jim & Helen Hughes Judy & Lee Huish Ken & Marlene Hulton Ken & Cathy Hume Elizabeth J. Hunter in memory of my husband Dr. Gib Hunter Paul & Donna Hurst in memory of Donald & Helen Hurst and Harold & Myrtle Campbell Shelley Hutcheson in memory of Winn Hutcheson Marilynn Hutchison in memory of Leona Ondercin & the "Old Buzzard" Susan Hylton Gaetano & Elena Iannucci Isabel Iles in memory of William Iles Gerald & Judith Imrie Grant & Jane Inglis C & Y Irvine Arnold & Lynn Irwin Kristian & Margaret Isberg & The Isberg Charitable Trust Helen Jablonszky in memory of Fred Jablonszky Jackman Foundation Dale & Daphne Jackson Jean Jacques Thomas & Dawn Jamieson Don & Cathy Jaques in memory of Dorothy & Ed Nicholson Isobel Jardine in memory of Hurst & Jardine families Bob & Sue Jarman Joe & Gail Jaseliunas Jeff Parton Photography Vita Jensen in memory of Borge Jensen Randall & Gail Johns in memory of Edward & Betty Spicher Robert & Sandra Johnson William & Myrna Johnson Duncan & Robyn Jones Jean Jones Michael & Gladys Joyce in memory of Patricia Ryan Susan & Bill Joyce Marion Kachurowski Sabine Kaesler in memory of Friedel Kaesler Ted & Stella Karas Matthew Kea in memory of our beloved Grandparents Ken & Helen Wilson Sue-Ann Keefe Susan & Brian Keegan Barbara Keith Charles Keith & Joyce Maxwell Jo-Anne & John Kennedy Ronald & Joan Kenney Hans & Irene Kent Brenda Kenwell & family in memory of Gerald Kenwell & Brian Soar The Kershaw Family in memory of Ron Kershaw John & Patricia Keyser Mian Khan Martin Kilby & Sandee Roberts in memory of Bill & Pam Roberts and Emmett & Noella Kilby Kathleen Kilgour in memory of Gord Hanson Kathleen Kilgour in memory of Henry "Hank" Knowles & David Rodger Kim Dadswell Denture Clinic Kinette Club of Collingwood Claire King Dorothy Kingsley Jane & Bob Kinsie in memory of Greg Foell Olaf Kinsler Brian & Florence Kirkwood in memory of Eunice O'Gorman James & Elaine Kirkwood Dr. Tessa Kitai & Dr. Dan Watkin Norman & Ellen Klinck in memory of Dr. Ronald Timpson Frances Klugman in memory of Michael A. Klugman Jerry & Kathleen Knab John & Evelyn Knappett Murray & Dawna Knowles Barry Knox James Kofman Karl & Karen Konrad Rein & Urve Kori Jim Koutroubis in memory of Alex Sipsis Nick & Janet Kouwen Lois Kowal in memory of Walter Kowal Reginald & Doreen Kowalchuk Erika Krell Bill & Monica Kucharuk Maxwell Kurp Margaret Kurtz Flo Kusiak Sharyn Kutcy in memory of Dr. Robert Kutcy
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• The Creemore Echo • Friday, January 27, 2017 Beth & Jeff Richmond Don Rideout Carl & Diana Ridout James & Georgina Rigney Rigney Electric Ltd. in honour of our business associates & customers Jim Ritchie in memory of Amy Ritchie Mr. & Mrs. Jake Robbins Marlene & Graham Roberts Peter & Joan Roberts Ruth Roberts Joye Robertson in memory of my husband Stewart Robertson & my sister Debbie Alexander Baker Trevor & Raechel Robertson David & Eileen Robinson Donna Robinson John & June Robinson Jill Kitchen & Rob Robson Rockside Campbell Design Marguerite Rodrigues in memory of Charles Rodrigues Max & Margaret Roeding Ian Rogers in loving memory of Joan Rogers Nancy Rogers Lieutenant General & Mrs. Richard Rohmer Judith Rosen Dr. Gerald Rosenstein & Mrs. Barbara Duffey-Rosenstein Edna Ross Judy & Red Ross Judy & Robbie Ross Dr. Freeman Roth Edward & Linda Rowe Cynthia & Mike Rowlinson in honour of the Doctors & Staff at CGMH Betty Rowsome in memory of Gar K. Rowsome David & Regina Rozycki Julie Ruppel Paul & Jean Ruppel Joanne Russ in memory of Joseph & Rose Russ Joanne Russ in memory of Sam Russ Joanne Russ in memory of Deanna Prezio Joanne Russ in memory of Angelina Cartier Joanne Russ in memory of Helen Baird Joanne Russ in memory of Mike & Betty Koshilka Elwin & Jo-Anne Russell in memory of Mary Ann & Bert Bendell Mary Joyce Russell Mark Ruttan Dianne & Stewart Sage in memory of Waclawa Badowski Mary Salois Rhuna & Keith Sandell Elizabeth Sandlos in memory of Hank Sandlos Mary Jane & Enzo Santori Doris Saunders in memory of Dr. Jack A. Saunders John & Carol Saunders William & Meredith Saunderson Al & Linda Sausik Mildred Sauve in memory of Norman Sauve Vlade & Ivanka Saveski Dr. Sam Scala in memory of Jo'Anne Scala Joyce & Eli Scardaoni in memory of Winnifred & Shirley Robertson Audrey & Brian Schickler Collingwood Orthodontics Maria Schmid & family in memory of A. Lock & H. Schmid Betty Schneider Marilyn Schneider in memory of Beatrice & Wilfred Campbell William & Odarka Schudlo Jean & Buck Scott Donald & Janette Scott Bob & Pat Scott Margaret Seath & family in memory of Herb Seath Harold Sencar in memory of Liz Sencar Wilfred & Shirley Senior Sentient Holdings Inc. Ian & Kathryn Sewell Bill & Joan Sewell Harry & Lillian Seymour Roger & Lorna Shackell Sandra Sharpe in memory of Joe Sharpe Sydney Sheard in memory of Gertrude Sheard Dale & Olive Sheffer in memory of Earl & Georgina Cubitt Mark, Alison, Brooke & Emily Sheffer in memory of Lyall Fryer & George Sheffer Sharon Sheffer in memory of my husband George Sheffer The Sheffield Family in memory of our beautiful Aunt Vonnie Jasmine Sheffield Winara & Don Shepperd Terry & Cheryl Sheridan Marvin & Carole Sherkin
Judy Shield Patty Shields in memory of Mary & Bill Brown Wayne & Deborah Shields Michael & Jill Shulman Andrew & Regina Sileika Pearl Simmons & Family in memory of John Simmons Mary Lou Simonato & Family in memory of J.E. (Chic) Simonato Bruce Sims & Dora McCullough David & Jacquie Sims Shawn & Eileen Sinclair in honour of Audrey Sinclair Susan & Gary Siskind Hugh & Katy Sisley Mary Skelton Judi Skippen in memory of Dr. Henry Lakin David & Kathryn Sled in honour of Dr. Michael Lewin Bill Sloan Mike & Dianna Smart Dave & Barb Smith Don & Carolyn Smith Eleanor Smith E. Jane Smith The Smith Family in memory of Ross Adlington Jane Smith in memory of Dr. Donald G. Smith Jody, Devon, Lindsay, Jeff, Jamie & Lauren Smith in memory of Rob Smith Larry & Helen Smith in memory of Joan & Skip Boyce Michael & Joan Smith Shane & Susan Smith Ray & Wyn Smith Smoky Island Hunt Club in memory of Eileen Dodd James & Mary-Beth Smyth Pat & Chris Snyder Randy & Colleen Sobkovich Charles & Annette Solly Gary Solway Lloyd & Marilyn Somerville in memory of Burton Somerville Shirley & Wallace Somerville in memory of Harold & Mabel Huish Mr. & Mrs. Danny Song Claire Sosnowski Janet Sparling & family in memory of Ken & Helen Wilson Speedy Glass 88336 Ontario LTD Sue Spence Alice Spencer Jaromir & Magdalena Srom Robert & Carol St. Jacques Ronald Stackhouse in memory of Dorothy Stackhouse William Stants Bill & Marilyn Stapleton Ed & Tina Stephens Fred & Shirley Stephenson in memory of Clarence & Dorothy Stephenson, Alice Parkes & Bill Parkes Sue & Bryan Stephenson in memory of John & Audrey Ketemer Tom & Joanne Stephenson Jennifer Stevens in honour of Guy Chartrand Thomas Stevens Karen Stevenson in honour of Dr. McCall Larry Stever in memory of my dad Fred C. Stever Albert & Linda Stewart William & Barbara Stewart in memory of John & Marjorie Stewart & Family Barry Stewart Conrad Stewart Don & Mary Stewart in memory of Aubrey Jameson Edna Stewart in memory of my husband & son Jill & Walter Stewart Marjorie Stimpson Lorraine & Bill Strain Jarvis Strong & Family Darryn & Julie Stroud Earl Stuart William & Catherine Styles Vanessa Sutherland in honour of my daughter Devon Vera Svoboda Bill & Eleanor Swanton Alan Swick Mr. & Mrs. Henry Syrota Sandra Szajkowski T1H2 Ltd. Ronald & Diane Tadman in honour of Margaret Tadman Lois Tamburrini in memory of Penny Richmond-Peck Ray & Marge Tanguay Tadas Tarvydas Louise Tatham Agatha Tawaststjerna Greg & Helen Taylor in honour of Dr. O'Halloran & staff
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Rusty, I hear you made a deal with Stewie to clear our snow this year.
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It wasn’t a deal, Spike, I hired him straight out. He is a ELZLSUOA gentleman.
Friday, January 27 Scattered flurries High 0 Low -4 Wind W 35 km/h POP 60%
Saturday, January 28 Scattered flurries High -1 Low -7 Wind W 20 km/h POP 70%
Sunday, January 29 Scattered flurries High -6 Low -13 Wind NW 10 km/h POP 60% by Ken Thornton Find this week’s answer on page 11
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How come the lifeguard couldn’t save the hippie? He was just too far out man.
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66. Takes it easy 67. Kiln for drying hops 68. Small fry 69. City on the River Aire 70. Word indicating a woman’s maiden name 71. Scottish Gaelic DOWN 1. Narrow strip of wood 2. Africa’s highest lake 3. Prince in the Middle East 4. Crocodile relative 5. Kind of steak 6. Southern constellation 7. It grows in marshy places 8. Round painting 9. Before 10. Southern 11. Peacock genus 12. One-eyed deity 15. Grave robber 21. Go to extremes 23. On a boat 27. Defense acronym 28. Symbol used to represent a velar nasal consonant 29. Tropical fruit 30. That cannot be touched 31. Armed conflict 33. Lake Tanganyika discoverer 36. Perfume ingredient 38. Most exciting part 39. Jewish calendar month 41. Jai ___ 42. Cattle genus
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• The Creemore Echo • Friday, January 27, 2017
Big Heart Seniors
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES AUCTION!!
Van Voorst, Lucy Young and We had our Christmas the travel prize went to Roy dinner Jan. 19 because the Veinot. December day for this event was cancelled due to the Winners at cards were weather. June Hartley asked June Hartley, 303; Edith Atkinson, 285; Marjorie the blessing and we enjoyed a Thomson, 265; Lucy Young, hearty meal. Evelyn 260; and low went to Gerry We are sad to hear that Warden Roger Zeggil has had a fall Long, 103. No one was in the lucky chair. and is in Sunnybrook hospital in Toronto, A lady was continually leaving the keys we wish him well. in the car when at the mall, despite her Glad to hear that Marg Hennessy is husband constantly nagging her for doing doing well, getting around with walker and wheelchair and her son tells me her this. One day she went shopping and when she came to get in the car she could not spirits are good. find it. So she called the police and then Welcome to Toosje Vasvari and her husband and gingerly said honey I am Martin Verstraten who have not been afraid I have left the keys in the car and with us for a while. it has been stolen to which he answered Thirty-seven were out for cards that he had driven her to the mall. Oh well and 50/50 draws were won by Evelyn can you come get me and he said sure just Warden, Lucy Young, Barb Cudmore as soon as I convince these police officers x2, Leona Hartling and Karl Seifert. Seven Moon Shots were played by that I did not steal my own car. Remember: Positive thoughts create Marjorie Thomson, June Hartley, positive things. Alma Seifert, Edith Atkinson, John
Seniors
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 4TH, 10 AM START. The Hall at the Creemore Arena, 218 Collingwood St., Creemore Multiple consignors have put their treasures into this auction including a good selection of CANADIANA PRIMITIVES. Antiques: 3x wool winders; spinning wheel; grain winnow; quilt rack; stained glass floor lamp; fan back rocker; pine bellows table; mini cast stove; wicker chair & sofa; dough table; cradle; gramophone, repro; desk; folding rocker; high chair; 3 drawer keyed dresser; ½ moon tables; drop leaf tables, nesting tables; dining rm set w/ 6 chairs, 2 leaves; sideboard; Eastlake cupboard, Eastlake dble bed; silver service for 8; needlepoint chairs; 2x dresser w/ mirrors; tray table; Collectibles: salt & pepper shakers; Wedgwood, Royal Doulton figurines, old umbrella; Aynsley; Waterford; sterling; tins; crocks; carnival, ruby, milk glass; pink depression; pewter; copper; oil lamps; flow blue pieces; 2x wall phones, excellent; tin signs original & repro; butter press; pine shovel; pin cushions; ink wells; view master; cross & olive crystal Art: folk art eagle; Grenville folk art rug; multiple oils; multi stained glass pieces; soapstone eagle; hunt scenes; Inuit felt wall hanging Toys: wooden swing; multi dolls; doll cradles; rocking horse; Buddy L truck; tin truck; native dolls; wagon; Household: multi Tiffany style lamps; multi quilts, crazy, penny, dresden; pewter fireplace screen; marble top plant stands; eagle base table; sand cast dog, life size; wicker trunk; brass wood box; Tools: assorted hand tools and wood clamps, as new Other: Coleman 12V cooler; Terms: Cash, debit; chq, visa, MC. No buyer’s premium. Auction company not responsible for damage or property loss on day of sale. Indoor sale, food booth on site. Follow our web site and www. theauctionadvertiser.com for photos. Too many consigned treasures to list them all!! KIDD FAMILY AUCTIONS WWW.KIDDFAMILYAUCTIONS.COM DENNIS@KIDDFAMILYAUCTIONS.COM 519-938-7499 LYN@KIDDFAMILYAUCTIONS.COM 519-938-1315
Curling Club standings Week 4: win-loss-tie
Mixed
Crevier 3-0-0 Morby 3-0-0 Rowbotham 3-0-0 J Verstegen 2-1-0 Bell 1-2-0 Kelly 1-2-0 Crawford 1-2-0 Baylis 1-2-0 McArthur 0-3-0 Neelin 0-3-0
From the Hack: With only three games played in this session, three teams are tied for first place. Time remains for other teams to gel and forge ahead.
Ladies
Donna Baylis 2-2-0 Diane Kelly 2-2-0 Marilyn Steed 2-2-0 Ann Huskinson 2-2-0 From the Hack: Your eyes are not deceiving you, it is indeed a four-way tie for the Creemore Foodland Trophy. (See “Curling” on page 12)
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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.
services Elliott Painting and Decorating, over 30 years experience with excellent references. Interior and exterior painting and wallpapering. Call for free estimate at 705-466-2356. 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. Foot Focus - Professional Foot Care in the comfort of your home. Nail trimming, filing, corn and callus reduction, foot soak with foot and lower leg massage. Tammy Robinson, PSW Advance Foot Care Certified. Call 705-818-4086. Patti’s Perfect Housecleaning & More. Reliable & trustworthy. References available. I’ll concentrate on what is important to you. One time or scheduled cleanings available. Call 705-520-0062 or 905-852-8473.
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Cut and Dried Flower Farm has an employment opening for a greenhouse worker. If you love people and plants and are looking for a fun, part time seasonal job to keep you busy and fit this spring then why not turn your passion into a job with us? We are searching for a Greenhouse Worker to assist in growing and selling a range of plants at our farm in Glencairn. Applicants must be available to work full days, varying from 2 to 5 days a week from early March to mid June, including weekends. The successful applicant will be physically fit and energetic with gardening experience and outstanding customer service skills. For more information about our farm, see our website at www. cutdriedflowerfarm.com. To apply, please send cover letter and resume to katie@cutdriedflowerfarm.com.
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Rowbotham – On behalf of the family of Allen Rowbotham, we would like to thank our friends, family and neighbours for the comfort and support that we have received. We would like to thank everyone for the cards, flowers, food and monetary donations to the Epilepsy Foundation as well as the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Thank you to Dr. S. Houston and staff for taking good care of Allen for many years. We know that he really challenged the medical community but truly did trust and respect your decisions. A special thank you to Rev. Sean Angel for his kind and caring blessings and taking time on Christmas Eve to give us support at the hospital. To the staff at Collingwood General and Marine Hospital and Creedan Valley Nursing Home, we would like to thank you for taking good care of Allen (Dad). A special thanks to the community ladies for providing a wonderful lunch. Joan, Wendy & Marvin, David & Kate, Sherry & Lloyd and families.
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TENDER AND QUOTATION NOTICES The following TENDERS and QUOTATION packages are currently available at the Township of Mulmur Municipal Office and on the Township website www.mulmur.ca Deadline for submissions 12:00 p.m. Friday, February 17th, 2017 PUBLIC WORKS TENDERS (PWT) PWT - 2017-01 – Custom Gravel Crushing and Stockpiling PWT - 2017-02 – Supply and Application of Dust Suppressants on Township Roads PWT - 2017-03 – Loading, Hauling and Spreading Maintenance Gravel REQUEST FOR QUOTATIONS (RFQ) RFQ - 2017-01 – Screening, Hauling, Mixing, and Stacking Winter Sand RFQ - 2017-02 – Roadside Grass Cutting (with operator and machine) RFQ - 2017-03 – Roadside Ditching All quotations and tenders must be received on the forms provided, in sealed envelopes clearly marked as to contents and received by the undersigned: John Willmetts, Director of Public Works Township of Mulmur 758070 2nd Line East, Mulmur Ontario, L9V 0G8
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• The Creemore Echo • Friday, January 27, 2017
Stayner Siskins maintain solid lead by Alex Hargrave Stayner Siskins 2016-17 regular season has been great. As of Wednesday, the local Junior C team is loftily perched on top of the North Conference with a 36-3-0 record. The club has three games remaining in the regular season and only requires one point to win the regular season and the right to play the eighth place Caledon Golden Hawks in the opening round of the playoffs. Stayner’s 4-0 solid victory over second place Alliston Hornets Sunday in front of an arena packed full of spectators was important in that it evened the headto-head match-up three to three. Stayner won the last three meetings, which may be important psychologically if the two teams meet in the playoffs. Siskins goaltender Eric Pitcher was rock solid between the pipes to improve his season record to 11-0 and lower his goals against average to 1.50. He stopped 34 shots fired his way. At the other end, Hornets goalie Chase Krompocker played well, making 32 saves. Penalties were a factor in the game. Alliston was called on eight infractions compared to Stayner’s five. The Siskins clicked on two power play goals.
Ben Hughes opened the scoring in the first period at 11:01 when the league’s run away leading scorer scored his 44th goal of the season on the power play with Zach Trott and Austin Fischer assisting. Before the period was over Hughes notched his 45th of the season. If Hughes owned the first period then Trott was the man in the second period. The rookie scored both goals, his 33rd and 34th of the season. The 33rd was scored quickly, 38 seconds had ticked off the clock, when he pulled the trigger assisted by Hughes. His 34th was on a power play mid-way through the period. Trott ended with four points, Hughes, three, Fisher, two, and Jordan Taylor, two. Despite the amazing season Trott, who was born in 2000,did not win the league’s rookie of the year. Midland’s Matt Walilko, who is a year older than Trott, took home the hardware. Walilko has 36 goals and 42 assists while Trott’s statistics are 34 goals and 31 assists. Hughes did win the league MVP as well he should have for his 45 goals and 53 assists, 98 points in 45 games played. Best defenceman was awarded to Alliston’s Mitch Livingston; Most sportsmanlike player Lucas Amoroso,
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Caledon. Stayner’s victory over Alliston was their 23rd straight. Other recent wins were 5-4 against Penetang Friday, Jan. 19th and 6-4 over Huntsville Thursday, Jan. 18. Says Siskins general manager Richard Gauthier, “ The team has one goal only and that one goal is to win. We can’t wait until the second half of the season to start.” That second half begins this Thursday night in Stayner. In all likelihood their opponent will be Caledon Golden Hawks, who will finish in the league basement. Friday, Stayner will play game two of the first round playoff best four of seven series there. The series is a best four out of seven. Games three and four will be played the following Thursday and Friday. The other series’ have yet to be decided.
Curling standings (Continued from page 10) It does not get much more exciting than this! Thank you to all the spares that came out to keep the games going. Evening rounded off with giggles and a variety of home made tarts thanks to Annette Chiasson.
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Loranger 4-1 Steed 3-2 Lambert 2-2 Bell 2-3 McDougall 1-4 From the Hack: Team Loranger managed wins on both Monday and Wednesday (thanks to the front end!), and climbed to the top of the tables! Team McDougall secured a win on Monday, relying on the perfect draw weight from the skipper, Bill. On Wednesday, Team Bell succumbed to the superior shot-making of Team Lambert. Good curling everyone!
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TENDER The Township of Clearview will be receiving Tenders/ Quotes for:
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ON THE EDGE OF CREEMORE this century farmhouse awaits you. Only minutes away from teeing off at the prestigious Mad River Golf Club or taking in the sights & sounds of nature as you ride through the hills and valleys all around you. Perfect for the hobby or horse farm enthusiast 3000+ sq ft, 6 bdrms 4 bthrms. Walk the terrain or work in the barn then cool off in the in-ground pool and top it off with smores by the fire pit. Move in ready. ASKING $1,250,000 Call today for your personal appointment.
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Graham Maxx McDonald Broker / Advisor / SRES 143-A Mill Street, Creemore, On L0M 1G0
Direct: (705) 446-8884 Office: (705) 445-5520 Start your search at: www.locationsnorth.com Each office independently owned and operated
2017-01 – Dump Truck 2017-02 – Pick-up Truck 2017-03 – Hot Mix 2017-03a – Hot Mix 2017-04 – Rubber Tired Loader 2017-06 – Gravel 2017-07 – Maintenance Gravel 2017-08 – Dust Suppressant Tenders for the above will be accepted undersigned until: Thursday, March 16, 2017 @ 1:00 pm
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Tenders will be opened: Thursday, March 16, 2017 @ 1:15 pm Tender forms are available at the Township Office, 217 Gideon Street, Stayner during business hours. Sealed tenders clearly marked with Tender #2017-XX in envelopes and on forms supplied by Clearview Township will be received by the Clearview Public Works Department. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Submit Tenders to: Gerry LeMay General Manager Transportation and Drainage Township of Clearview Box 200 217 Gideon St. Stayner, ON L0M 1S0 705-428-6230 ext. 230 705-428-6230 ext. 230