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Province limiting environmental rights: report Natural Resources Ministry a chronic offender: commissioner

BY L.H. TIFFANY HSIEH

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Provincial government officials are defying the will of the legislature and ignoring your right to be involved in environmental policy development, according to a report released by Ontario’s environmental watchdog yesterday.

A number of ministries are limiting the public’s right to know and be involved in environmental protection, environmental commissioner Gord Miller said.

He singled out the Natural Resources Ministry as a chronic offender for repeatedly refusing to post important proposals on a searchable online database, something required under the Environmental Bill of Rights to guarantee the public at least 30 days to comment on proposed government initiatives or notification of decisions.

‘He would have been gagged if he was working for the federal government.’

Gloria Marsh

York Region Environmental Alliance executive director

While the ministry has denied every application for review or investigation of suspected illegal activities in the last five years, the Northern Development and Mines and Municipal Affairs and Housing ministries have denied every application they have received since the bill came into effect 18 years ago.

The Energy Ministry, on the other hand, failed to post a full proposal notice on the online registry when it announced its review of the Feed-inTariff program, which offers financial incentives to promote renewable energy.

That review was posted as an information notice, which doesn’t give the public the right to comment, Mr. Miller said.

The flouting of the public’s rights extends beyond refusal to use the online registry, he added.

Many ministries, such as Infrastructure, are not subject to the bill.

Mr. Miller said he is astounded by the level of disregard and contempt shown and hopes the report will open up more democratic decisionmaking.

Mr. Miller is right on the money, York Region Environmental Alliance

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Danielle Gauci uses a tanning bed at the Tanning Zone in Aurora. A proposed bill would limit tanning beds to people 18 and older.

Proposed youth tanning bed ban fires up teens

BY TERESA LATCHFORD

it comes to the ability to make educated decisions.

She did her research and decided to use indoor tanning beds modestly, stressing it was her decision to make.

The proposed law could force more youth outside, where conditions aren’t as controlled, resulting in more sun burns and could mean more students with fake identification, she said.

“The fact is, if youths want to use tanning beds, they will find a way.”

Recent Dr. John M. Denison Secondary School graduate Vanessa Hart is thrilled to hear support for the bill.

She successfully organized a tan-free prom this year in the local high school, where students

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The proposed law that would ban youths from using tanning beds continues to gain momentum.

With the Liberal government announcing it will back the private member’s bill tabled last April by New Democrat MPP France Gelinas, the law will have enough support to go through.

The province is confident it is the right move to help curb skin cancer and escalating health care costs.

But 16-year-old Rachel Cooke isn’t convinced.

The Newmarket High School student, who does most of her tanning in the winter, doesn’t think people give teenagers enough credit when

took a pledge to come to prom without a tan.

Other local schools, such as Sacred Heart Catholic High School, did the same.

Many teenagers simply don’t understand the short and long-term risks associated with the use of indoor tanning beds, she said, pointing out most youths aren’t thinking that far into their futures.

While she sees the bill as a giant step forward in the fight against skin cancer, she hopes advocates will continue to raise awareness and educate the public on the subject.

Canadian Cancer Society staff member and cancer survivor Janice Hodgson has worked

Married couples dominate York households: census

BY CHRIS TRABER

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Compared to Ontario, York Region has more married partners, multi-family households and persons per private household and fewer common-law couples, people living alone and seniors 85 and older.

The data, from Statistics Canada’s latest 2011 census numbers focusing on families, households, marital status and living arrangements, were released Wednesday.

Distilling information from 9.4 million Canadian families, up 5.5 per cent over the 2006

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count, the census surveyed just fewer than 1.04 million York residents and 12.5 million Ontarians. From a growth perspective, York’s population grew 15.7 per cent since 2006 — a rate three times that of the province.

While married couples remain the predominant family unit at 67 per cent, the statistics suggest our society is in transition, Statistics Canada demography division sociologist Anne Milan said.

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Renowned genocide survivor to speak in King

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he horror of waiting for your killer is unfathomable, Immaculée Ilibagiza said.

Hiding from rampaging murderers is a fear and suffering few people experience, let alone survive.

Yet, for 91 days, with six other women in a cramped, concealed 12-square-foot room, Ms Illibagiza endured as Hutu Interahamwe soldiers slaughtered more than 800,000 Tutsis during the 1994 Rwandan genocide.

Ms Illibagiza entered the secret, room in a local pastor’s house as a vibrant, 22-year-old, 115-pound university student with a loving family.

She emerged weighing just 65 pounds to find most of her family had been murdered.

BELIEF IN FAITH The New York Times bestselling author credits her survival mostly to prayer and a set of rosary beads given to her by her devout Catholic father.

Anger and resentment about her situation were eating her alive and destroying her faith, but rather than succumbing to rage, she turned to faith and forgiveness.

Her book, Left To Tell, is required reading in some high school classrooms and is being made into a film.

She is the 2007 recipient of the Mahatma Gandhi International Award for Reconciliation and Peace, was a 2006 finalist as one of Belifnet.com’s Most Inspiring People of the Year and received of the American Legacy’s Women of Strength’s Courage Award.

She has been featured on CBS’s 60 Minutes.

PAPAL AUDIENCE This summer, the author, who also penned Led by Faith: Rising from the Ashes of the Rwandan Genocide, had an audience with Pope Benedict XVI at the Vatican.

“We met privately and he said he was happy with my work and he blessed me,” she said, her voice lilting during a telephone interview from her Manhattan home.

“It was a dream come true.”

Ms Ilibagaza will share her harrowing and inspirational journey from genocide survivor to internationally acclaimed motivational speaker at Marylake Shrine in King City Sept. 28 and 29.

She’s looking forward to her York Region visit as she does every opportunity to share her unique story and wisdom.

MESSAGE OF FORGIVENESS “My message is about forgiveness,” Ms Ilibagaza said.

“For so long, I confused anger with hurt. It’s a waste of time. If I can let go, anyone can let go.

“I want people to know God is real. When you pray, he listens.

He will come through. You are not alone and no matter how bad things can be, God will help.”

Her faith was surely tested.

She remembers when the genocide began. It was extremely low tech, just machetes, spears, clubs, knives and a few guns, wielded by Hutus, the majority ethnic group, as they tried to wipe out the minority Tutsis.

Tutsis were slaughtered in their tracks, wherever they were found.

The killing fields grew.

Immaculée Ilibagiza is a survivor of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, in which 800,000 Tutsis were slaughtered

by Hutus during a war in the African nation. Today, Ms Ilbagiza is a world-renowned writer whose books are read in school. Her latest is being made into a film.

When it was over, three out of every four Tutsis in Rwanda had been killed.

Ms Ilibagaza’s father told her to run to a minister’s house three miles away and beg him to hide her.

The minister was a Hutu, but he had been a friend of the family.

He put her and six other women in a tiny, rarely used bathroom in a remote corner of the house, the door hidden by furniture.

The women sat with their backs against the wall. They couldn’t all move at the same time.

They took turns standing and stretching.

The marauding Hutus lurked outside the home constantly, she said.

After a few days, the suspicious hoard stormed the house, but never discovered them.

She had never experienced dread of that magnitude.

“It was the worst,” she recalled.

“We were so scared. The pain and

fear of waiting for someone to kill you — it’s terrible.”

The woman ate little, usually beans infested with insects.

After time passed and their hunger grew, the bugs, too, were devoured.

They had no changes of clothing, could not bathe and could only flush the toilet when the home’s main water was running.

SENSE OF BETRAYAL The panic was amplified by the sense of betrayal.

One of the mob members was Ms Ilibagaza’s neighbour, who was a friend and her family’s handyman.

On one occasion, she recalled hearing the man, who suspected the women were inside, taunt her.

“I heard him calling my name,” she said.

“He yelled, ‘I have killed 399 cockroaches and I want you to be the 400th.’”

Surrounded by evil, the women endured. Barely.

The pastor kept his radio on so the women could listen.

After three months of genocide, they heard French troops had finally arrived in Rwanda to protect surviving Tutsis and one French camp was just a few miles away. She persuaded the pastor to sneak them there in the middle of the night.

On what she termed “liberation day”, the women, struggling to walk, arrived safely at the French compound.

Having survived unspeakable savagery and the murder of her family, Ms Ilibagaza became introspective. She vowed to enlighten and encourage others to shed anger, the “baggage in the belly”, and forgive.

She’s on a mission to spread the story of the genocide, hoping it can prevent future atrocities.

She lectures and writes, determined to stop the inevitable revisionists who claim the genocide never happened.

She also takes missions to

Rwanda twice a year and is buoyed by what she sees.

Three universities have grown to 25, 55 per cent of parliamentarians are women, crime is taken seriously and the country is rebuilding.

The message, like the woman, is humble.

“Be grateful every day,” she said. “Believe in the power of prayer. Look into the eyes of God and trust in Him.” Ms Ilibagaza will speak at Our Lady of Grace Shrine at Marylake, 13760 Keele St., King Township, Sept. 28, 7 to 9 p.m. and Sept. 29, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Book signings will follow each lecture.

Tickets are $50 for general admission and $100 for a reception with Ms Ilibagaza prior to the event, a signed book and reserved seating.

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EDITORIAL

No more Mr. Nice Guy for Dalton McGuinty?

ISSUE: Premier Dalton McGuinty’s Liberals struggling to connect with voters

Gwyn Morgan Guest Columnist

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lthough Premier Dalton McGuinty’s Liberals won a byelection in Vaughan handily, albeit by a noticeably reduced margin, the beating they took in the Kitchener-Waterloo byelection the same evening should send the premier a strong warning.

The Liberals fell far short in trying to win the Kitchener-Waterloo seat Mr. McGuinty had opened up in hopes of regaining a majority.

Coupled with what we were hearing from a lot of voters in Vaughan on byelection night, the Liberal setback in Kitchener-Waterloo suggests people are becoming disillusioned with the long-serving premier and aren’t quite sure what to make of him.

“I can’t stand them and I used to be a die-hard Liberal,” Louie Falcone, a Vaughan voter whose wife is a teacher, told The Citizen on byelection night.

“They made them (teachers) out to be the bad guys and they’re not.”

That pretty well tells the story.

A leader such as Mr. McGuinty develops a “brand” over the years.

If he suddenly tampers with that brand, he can expect to find himself in big trouble, and that’s exactly what Mr. McGuinty has done.

The result is that we heard in this byelection, a level of anger against him that was nowhere to be found in the last three provincial elections.

If people had been asked before this spring to sum up Mr. McGuinty in a single phrase, they probably would have said something like “nice, decent guy”.

He may not have been considered outstandingly brilliant or very charismatic, but he was “Premier Dad”, a steady, reliable, fair-minded guy.

The other part of the brand Mr. McGuinty methodically built up for himself was “Education Premier”, a great friend of the teachers and a leader determined to bring harmony to the education scene after the deliberate turmoil of the Harris years.

By the radically different course he has adopted since last spring, Mr. McGuinty has suddenly blown both parts of that image to bits.

In his treatment of Ontario’s teachers and their unions, he has come across as nothing short of a bully — a far cry from the “nice guy” to which people have been accustomed.

And in behaving, from the outset, in his dealings with the teachers in this round of contract negotiations in a deliberately confrontational manner that has brought unexpected tension and unhappiness to the education scene, Mr. McGuinty has made the public wonder what has suddenly become of the “Education Premier”, who regarded teachers as his great friends and had them and their unions as loyal supporters in turn.

It might have been different if the premier had personally met with the teachers at the start of this round of contract negotiations, assured them of his continued appreciation of their work and of his support for them, apologized for what Ontario’s difficult economic circumstances were temporarily forcing him to do, and pleaded as a friend for their understanding and forgiveness.

But, far from that, the stance he took from the outset was weirdly one of treating them aloofly from a distance as greedy people who weren’t satisfied with the gains they had made over the years and trying very unfairly to turn the public against them.

It appears Ontario’s voters, including the people of Vaughan, aren’t quite sure who Mr. McGuinty is now. Frankly, neither are we.

It may well be that he has a very short window to clear that up and return to being the premier who people felt comfortable trusting in three straight elections or the message sent in these byelections may be just the beginning of his troubles.

BOTTOM LINE: Byelection results could be beginning of end for long-serving premier.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Teachers won’t let rights be trampled Re: Teacher job action won’t change deal, editorial, Sept. 13.

It is a sad day when our media, OECTA and AEFO union executives and MPPs can behave so irresponsibly and dishonourably, forgetting their actual roles and responsibilities.

As a teacher, all I can say is please do your homework.

Actually read Bill 115. It’s a clear-cut denial of a group of employees’ right to fair and equitable work relations with its employers.

It states, “The Ontario Labour Relations Board shall not inquire into or make a decision on whether a provision of the Act ... is constitutionally valid or is in conflict with the Human Rights Code”, adding, “No term or condition included in an employment contract or collective agreement under or by virtue of this Act... shall be questioned or reviewed in any court”.

What happens when a government does not allow its people to question its actions? When it believes it’s not answerable to us? Now add the fact the government can, “do anything else (it) determines is necessary in the circumstances”.

Does the word dictatorship not come to mind? That’s when people are expected to follow leaders and never question their decisions or actions.

Is this truly, “a time when you have to accept your fate.”?

Premier Dalton McGuinty keeps insisting the act is putting students first.

But it’s teachers who put this province’s students first in their lives each and every school day.

We have protected and shall always protect our students best by providing them with role models, by setting the example through our words and actions.

We believe in democracy and that means being able to raise our collective voices and take whatever actions are necessary to be heard.

We will not stand idly by and let anyone, most especially not our representative government, trample our rights and freedoms to save face.

We live the reality of our current school challenges on a regular basis. We know what’s at stake and it certainly isn’t salary increases or even a reduction in sick days.

It’s time we all held our government accountable for its delusions of grandeur and its shameful disregard and disrespect of who we are and what we stand for.

As Dr. William Arthur Ward, author, educator and motivational speaker, said: “The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.”

JOHANNE GAGNON NEWMARKET

Community opened arms to teenage refugee An open letter to the citizens of Newmarket.

A year ago, we welcomed into our home a 16-year-old refugee from war-torn Afghanistan.

At the same time, you welcomed him into your community.

By simply going through your day-to-day activities, you continually showed him the truth of deeply held Canadian values.

No one questioned the colour of his skin or his religious beliefs except with genuine curiosity.

He learned the deep respect we have for our police officers and that we fully trust them.

During our elections, he watched democracy in action, as citizens of both sexes and all ages asked serious and focused questions of the candidates without fear of reprisal.

At every encounter, from the grocery store to his fellow high school students, he was treated with respect and dignity.

The social service workers deserve special mention for their assistance and patience.

He has been awarded an impressive scholarship to study peace and international co-operation at Pearson College in British Columbia. We are proud of him, but we are equally proud of our fellow citizens, who quietly and consistently lived by the ideals Canada promises to the world.

Editor Newmarket & Aurora Ted McFadden tmcfadden@yrmg.com

News Editor Jay Gutteridge jgutteridge@yrmg.com

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Re: Region postpones food waste grinder ban, Sept. 16.

In this story, David Coffey is quoted as saying, “If the sewage (system), can handle human waste, it can handle food waste too.”

As a manager of a company producing food waste grinders, Mr. Coffey is not telling the whole truth.

Yes, the wastewater treatment plant can be designed to handle the additional food waste load produced by these grinders, but the it must be made proportionately larger to handle the additional solids.

The additional cost of building a larger wastewater treatment plant to handle food waste would be very significant. I’m sure neither the public nor the grinder manufacturers would be willing to pay the extra cost.

The grinder ban decision should be made solely by qualified sanitary engineers trained to design wastewater treatment plants.

The earlier solid waste can be removed from a system, the better the process is.

HARVEY ALEXANDER PEARSON NEWMARKET

Former mayor deserves recognition

Re: Former Newmarket mayor honoured, Aug. 27.

I was so glad Tom Taylor’s many years of going the extra mile to make Newmarket a great place to live were recognized with a Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee medal.

Those who made speeches did an excellent job, knowing it was all true.

The award also pointed out the importance of all these groups being here to help people PHILIP SMITH AND MARILYN CHURCH in need.

Nice to see Newmarket counNEWMARKET cil and some of the town staff also there.

To Mr. Taylor, you deserve and earned the medal for all the many years you gave so much to Send your comments help people in need and make Newmarket a great place to live. and letters to the editor

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anadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) president Paul Moist reacted to government orders to shut down private medical clinics in British Columbia by writing, “Simply repeating irrational arguments is no relief for Canadians on waiting lists for health care”.

A common tactic of those unable to refute a fact-based argument is to develop a mantra to be repeated again and again in the hope that it will become common belief.

For example, the union leader stated, “Assumptions that the private sector would lead to more efficient health care delivery have been proven false time and again”.

Just where would that be, when Canada is virtually the only country in the world that makes it a crime for private clinics to deliver so-called “medically necessary services”?

Or how about this assertion: “A second for-profit tier would worsen accessibility, increase costs and lower quality for the majority of people.”

Several independent studies have shown precisely the opposite.

For example, the 2010 edition of the Euro-Canada Health Consumer Index 2010, from the Frontier Centre for Public Policy and Sweden-based Health Consumer Powerhouse, found that, despite the fourth highest per-capita spending, Canadian health care ranks 25th compared with 33 European countries, every one of which features a mixture of public and private spending. Not surprisingly, these countries found that money spent voluntarily for private care actually reduces costs within the public system and patients treated privately free up places on public system waiting lists.

Moist also wrote: “To claim any system can be improved by dividing already scarce resources defies common sense.” But the number of patients and workers are the same.

Private competition would, first, reduce the number of dues-paying members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees —bad for union leaders, but good for health care workers who gain the same freedom of choice as patients.

Second, private clinics actually add to system capacity: most specialists treating patients at private clinics are unable to take more patients in the public system since capacity issues often limit their access to operating rooms and other facilities to just a few hours per week.

And third, the thought that private sector management and innovation couldn’t be more efficient than a monolithic unionized governmentrun monopoly is what really “defies common sense”.

No matter which side of this argument you support, laws forbidding patients from paying for their own treatment must end for the simple reason that it’s becoming impossible to fund the public system with taxpayer dollars alone.

The Drummond report projects spending on Ontario’s health care system, which already devours almost half of provincial spending, will rise to 80 per cent over the next two decades, leaving all other programs with an impossibly meagre 20 per cent.

The report’s authors wrote: “We challenge the government to open the door more widely for private sector involvement, not only to improve efficiencies, but also to capitalize on the huge economic potential in building a vibrant health care sector in Ontario.”

The need for Canada to join other countries in allowing mixed public/ private health care funding couldn’t be clearer. If we don’t act now, not only will people dependent on other government social programs face drastic cutbacks, but those counting upon no-cost public health care will suffer ever longer waiting lists.

Troy Media columnist Gwyn Morgan is a Canadian business leader and director of two global corporations.

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Things to do this weekend View some art

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The third annual East Gwillimbury Group of Artists show and sale is Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. at Newmarket Theatre. Meet the artists and view examples of their paintings and photography.

Artwork will be displayed at the theatre until December. For more information, call 905-953-5122.

Get spooked

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Spirit Walk Aurora is Saturday at 7 p.m. Join host David Heard for a walk to learn about the spirits rumoured to be roaming the peaceful streets. Tickets are available Saturday at the Aurora Farmers Market from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Proceeds support the York Region Abuse Program. There will also be walks Sept. 29 and Oct. 20 and 27.

For more information or to make reservations, call 905-717-6447 or visit astepintime.posterous.com

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A musical tour of Europe is Sunday, 2 p.m. at Trinity Anglican Church, 70 Victoria St., Aurora.

Host and singer Jean-Paul Reymont will be joined by special musical guests Richard Heinzie, Jolanda Nel and Ryan Wang. This is a benefit concert for Marylake Shrine and Monastery. Tickets are $25. For more information, call 905-898-5686.

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The Wellness Within Disability Conference is Saturday, 9 a.m. at Newmarket High School. It features workshops on creating and maintaining financial, emotional and physical wellness for people with disabilities and their families. Admission is free, but a donation of a non-perishable food item would be appreciated.

Visit wellnesswithindisabilityconference.com

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Kane Smee has played basketball since he was five, when his mother enrolled him in the York North Basketball Association.

Hoopster passes knowledge to youths

BY TERESA LATCHFORD

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Kane Smee is passing on his passion for hoops to youths in Aurora, Newmarket and Richmond Hill.

The Huron Heights Secondary School student has shot hoops since he was five, when his mother, Karen, registered him with the York North Basketball Association.

He plays every day on a team or just with friends after school and has been a point guard for his school’s junior and senior basketball teams.

The pace, team spirit and excitement of a game is what fuels his love of the sport.

To find out more about the York North Basketball Association, visit ynba.ca

That love is exactly what he hopes shines through when coaching younger players.

“I remember my coaches from when I was a kid and I would like to inspire other kids like I was inspired,” he said.

Since he started high school, Mr. Smee has dedicated his Saturdays to the YNBA

LOCAL HERO What is a local hero?

It’s our way of recognizing someone, a “regular” person, who has inspired you, be it with one small, selfless act or by living a life that makes a positive impact on others.

Nominate your local hero by e-mailing Jay Gutteridge at jgutteridge@yrmg.com

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Bark for Life is Saturday, 10 a.m. to noon at 465 Davis Dr., Newmarket. Walk the Tom Taylor Trail with your dog to tell cancer it barked up the wrong tree. Registration is $15 and participants will receive a doggie bandana, T-shirt and swag bag. Visit cancer.ca/ barkforlifenewmarket

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Council discusses rules for spending hydro funds

BY SIMON MARTIN

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It appears two-thirds of Aurora council will need to approve any use of the funds from the 2005 sale of Aurora Hydro.

Council discussed the rules for how the more than $30 million can be spent at its committee of the whole meeting Tuesday night, approving minor changes.

“I believe they are good, solid technical changes,” Mayor Geoff Dawe said. “I don’t believe they change the intent. They are just cleaning up some issues.”

The discussion was sparked by council’s decision earlier this year to open public

consultations on how the money should be spent.

When council adopted the original resolution regarding the funds in 2006, no criteria existed to differentiate principal and interest portions of the money.

The money was later divided into two reserve funds, one of which contained most of the principal, more than $30 million.

The other contained a small portion of the principal and interest and was intended as a discretionary fund with less rules regarding its use.

Council voted Tuesday to apply more restrictive voting rules to the larger reserve,

but not the smaller one.

To use the larger reserve, two thirds of council will have to support the decision and all of council will need to be present for the vote.

Councillor Evelyn Buck said the smaller reserve had decreased more than she expected and asked how the money was spent.

“It’s a total mystery to me how we have managed to dissipate that fund over the years,” she said.

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Meet the Artist reception Local artist Lorene Salt will be hosting a reception for her new fabric art exhibit in the Colleen Abbott Gallery at the Aurora Public Library (second floor), beginning on Thursday, September 20 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Lorene takes needlepoint to a new level with original designs and special effects. Come meet the artist and get inspired! Everyone is welcome to attend. Refreshments will be served. The exhibit will run until Friday, October 28.

Meetings are usually held in Town Hall and are open to the public. Regular Council meetings are broadcast on Rogers TV, Channel 10 at 7 p.m. For more information, please contact the Customer & Legislative Services department at 905-727-1375. For a complete listing of upcoming meetings, please see the meeting calendar on the Town’s website at www.aurora.ca/calendar

Haunted Forest

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Join us for a fun-filled spooky night of haunted trails, ghost tales, bonfires, witches brew and many scary surprises! Everyone is encouraged to wear their Halloween costumes and to bring a flashlight.

Dinner and a Movie Snow White and the Huntsman will be playing at the Aurora Public Library on Saturday, September 22 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The movie is rated PG and is open to ages 11 to 14. Entry is $3 per person and pizza will be served. For more information, please call 905-726-4760.

Youth Volunteer Fair Are you a high school student looking to complete your community service requirements in time for graduation? Do you want to get involved with the community?

Attend the Youth Volunteer Fair on Thursday, September 27 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Aurora Public Library (Lebovic Room). Community organizations will be available to answer questions and talk about volunteer opportunities. For more information, please call 905-726-4760. If you are an organization looking for volunteers, please call 905-726-4760.

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A nominal fee will apply for the corn roast.

Food donations to the local food pantry are greatly appreciated.

*We reserve the right to cancel, amend or change activities that are listed on our promotional material.

Call 905-726-4762 or visit www. aurora.ca for more information on this event!

Bold new makeover for Club Aurora Fitness Centre Club Aurora Fitness Centre staff invites residents and visitors to experience their revitalized facility, complete with new equipment, programs and fresh new look. Club Aurora offers a variety of fitness and wellness programs that promote an active and healthy lifestyle for people of all ages, including new programs for the fall.

Club Aurora has a new partnership with Total Health Healing Arts Centre, who will present three health seminars this fall. The seminar in September is Understanding The Impact of Muscle Imbalance on Performance and Injury. It will be held on Wednesday, September 26 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Aurora Family Leisure Complex. Each seminar is $10 or $25 for all three.

For more information about Club Aurora Fitness Centre, including memberships and new features, please contact Fitness Programmer, Diana Dawson or Fitness Programmer, Wayne DeRyck at 905-726-4764 or visit www.aurora.ca/fitness

The Town of Aurora is calling all ghouls and goblins to its Haunted Forest event on Saturday, October 27 at Sheppard’s Bush Conservation Area (Industrial Parkway South) from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

The forest will have two haunted trails. One haunted trail will be for little goblins and one for those not faint of heart. For a nominal fee, there will also be a charitable barbeque.

Back by popular demand!

Shuttle bus service will be provided from the Aurora Family Leisure Complex to Sheppard’s Bush. Be sure to also take part in some crafts and activities at the Aurora Family Leisure Complex.

Advanced tickets only!

Tickets are on sale beginning Friday, October 5 for Town residents and Friday, October 12 for non-residents at the Aurora Family Leisure Complex and the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex for $4 per person. Tickets must be purchased in advance!

For more information about the Haunted Forest, please call 905-726-4762 or visit www.aurora.ca

PUBLIC NOTICES Notice of Public Meeting Brainstorming Session re: Transfer of the Aurora Historical Society Collection to the Corporation of The Town of Aurora.

The Town of Aurora and the Aurora Historical Society are organizing a public consultation/brainstorming session for members of the public and any other interested parties on Wednesday, September 26 at 7 p.m. at the Aurora Cultural Centre (Brevik Room) located at 22 Church Street, Aurora.

Please note that scheduled for 6 p.m., a tour of the archives and storage areas will be conducted for those who would like to participate. If you would like to take the tour, please RSVP to Marianna Saavedra, Administrative Assistant to the Director of Parks & Recreation Services at msaavedra@aurora.ca or call 905-727-3123 ext. 4753.

Background The Town of Aurora and the Aurora Historical Society have signed a Memorandum of Understanding regarding the future management and ownership of the existing artifacts and archives known as the Aurora Collection. The Brainstorming Session is part of a year-long work plan approved by both the Town and the Aurora Historical Society.

The purpose of this session is to update the public on our progress to date and solicit your ideas in the future exhibition, storage and administration of the collection.

For more information, please contact Allan Downey, Director of Parks & Recreation Services at adowney@aurora.ca or call 905727-3123, ext. 4752 or Catherine Richards, Curator-Manager for the Aurora Historical Society at curator@aurorahs.com or call 905 727-8991.

Notice of Public Meeting Sidewalk Construction Design Industrial Parkway (North and South)

REMINDERS The Splash Pads at Aurora Town Park and Ada Johnson Park are closed for the season as of Sunday, September 16. They will reopen in the Spring of 2013.

The Town of Aurora intends to complete the design of sidewalks on both sides of Industrial Parkway North and South.

Construction will be undertaken in four phases, prioritized by resident need and budget. Timing of construction will be approved by Aurora Town Council.

Evening hours by appointment program

Interested residents are invited to attend a public meeting to view the preliminary plans for this project and discuss any questions or issues.

Splash Pads closed

Are you a homeowner or contractor in need of a permit for a home renovation project? Can’t make it during regular business hours? The Town of Aurora is offering extended hours by appointment on September 20 and October 18. Book your appointment today for a quick, “one-stop-shop” permit process.

Call 905-727-3123 ext. 4390, 4394 or 4388 or email building@aurora.ca The Evening Hours by Appointment Program allows for review of projects that qualify under the Town’s Residential Express Permit Program. For information on projects that qualify, please visit www.aurora.ca/REPP Appointments take place at Town Hall in the Building Services department (3rd floor). For more information, please visit www.aurora.ca/buildingservices

Central York Fire Services annual Open House Join your local firefighters at the Central York Fire Services annual Open House on Saturday, October 13 at 1344 Wellington Street from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Check out the fire trucks, ride the Tim Horton’s Express train, participate in games and activities, watch firefighter demonstrations, get important fire safety tips and learn how to prepare for emergencies.

The meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 25 from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the Holland Room (first floor) of Aurora Town Hall, located at 100 John West Way. There are no formal presentations scheduled. Town staff will be available to discuss the proposed works.

For further information please contact Sabir Hussain, Municipal Engineer at 905-727-3123 ext. 4378 or shussain@aurora.ca

Notice of Public Meeting TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of The Town of Aurora will hold a public meeting on September 24, 2012 at 7 p.m. at Aurora Town Hall Council Chambers to consider a proposed Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment under Sections 22 and 34 of the Planning Act respectively.

Applications by RCG Aurora North Limited Partnership (Files D09-02-12 and D14-09-12) have been submitted to amend the Official Plan and amend the Zoning By-law on the property municipally known as 800 St. John’s Sideroad, located at the northeast corner of Bayview Avenue and St. John’s Sideroad.

The applicant is proposing to develop the lands for a commercial development including three one-storey buildings having an approximate gross floor area of 5,600 m2.

Firefighters will be serving refreshments, popcorn and cooking up hot dogs. Donations will be accepted with all proceeds directed to Camp BUCKO: BUrn Camp for Kids in Ontario.

Please note, parking will only be available at the Stronach Recreation Complex and a shuttle bus service will be provided.

For more information, please visit www.cyfs.ca Are you prepared for an emergency or disaster?

Don’t be scared. Be prepared.

Be prepared for a variety of weather or civil related emergencies by knowing the different types of risks, making a household emergency plan and assembling an emergency survival kit.

For more information, please visit www.aurora.ca/emergencypreparedness

LAST CHANCE!

There are no other known applications currently filed with The Town of Aurora on the subject lands.

Any person may attend the public meeting and/or make written submissions to the Town Clerk and/or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendments. Please be advised however that correspondence in relation to planning matters is compiled by the Town for the purposes of creating a record that is available to the general public.

Please note that in accordance with the provisions of the Planning Act: I. If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to The Town of Aurora before the proposed Official Plan Amendment is adopted and before the By-law is passed, the person or public body is not entitled to appeal the decision of the Council of The Town of Aurora to the Ontario Municipal Board II. If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to The Town of Aurora before the proposed Official Plan Amendment is adopted and before the By-law is passed, the person or public body may not be added as a party to the hearing of an appeal before the Ontario Municipal Board unless there are reasonable grounds to do so.

2012 Community Recognition Awards DO YOU KNOW A PERSON OR ORGANIZATION THAT IS MAKING AURORA a better place to live BECAUSE OF THEIR VOLUNTEER EFFORTS? Make sure they get the recognition they deserve by nominating them for a Community Recognition Award.

Submit a nomination by visiting our website at www.aurora.ca/2012communityawards and complete a brief online form.

For more information, please contact The Town of Aurora’s Corporate Communications division at 905-727-3123 ext. 4229 or email mschembri@aurora.ca

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the Council of The Town of Aurora, or the refusal of the request to amend the Official Plan and By-law Amendment applications, you must make a written request to The Town of Aurora attention the Director of Planning & Development Services.

Additional information and material regarding the proposed Official Plan Amendment and By-law Amendment applications will be available for inspection Monday through Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. in the Planning & Development Services department at Town Hall, located at 100 John West Way. Please direct inquiries to Cristina Celebre 905-727-3123 ext. 4343.

The planning report will be available on The Town of Aurora’s website on the Friday before the public meeting. Please see the public planning agendas and minutes section, located at www.aurora.ca/agendasminutes Dated August 30, 2012

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Aurora’s Lauren Wotherspoon got up close to actor Tom Hanks (right) during the Toronto International Film Festival and he drew a face on her volleyball, similar to his film, Cast Away.

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HOEDOWN HAULS IN $543K Paul Brandt (above) and Beverley Mahood (left) perform during the 24th Wild Wild West Hoedown on the Magna campus in Aurora Saturday.

The event raised $543,000 to be divided among 20 York Region charities. For more photographs and video of the event, visit yorkregion.com

Hanks makes new Wilson for Aurora student

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Lauren Wotherspoon thought she was going to die.

But she survived the mob scene caused by celebrities to tell the story of how she got Hollywood actor Tom Hanks to sign a volleyball.

“It was a tidal wave of people,” the Aurora resident said of this year’s Toronto International Film Festival red carpet event for the film Cloud Atlas.

“It was like a giant forest pushed forward and I thought I was going to die. It was nuts, nuts, nuts when Tom came out.”

Ms Wotherspoon, 17, arrived at the movie premiere at 10:30 a.m.

With no ticket in hand, she spent the rest

of the day waiting outside for Mr. Hanks.

“I’ve loved him since I was little,” she said, noting her favourite Tom Hanks films are Cast Away, Forrest Gump, Philadelphia and Big. On the day of the event, Ms Wotherspoon bought a new Wilson volleyball in hopes of getting it signed by her longtime idol.

In Cast Away, Mr. Hanks’ character talks to a volleyball he names Wilson.

On the red carpet in Toronto, Mr. Hanks used a Sharpie to draw a face on the ball, similar to how the movie character drew a face in a bloody hand print on his volleyball, Ms Wotherspoon said.

“It was pretty good,” she added. “It was definitely worth the wait. Everyone was shouting.”

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Council still spending interest From page B1.

Some of the money went to the Aurora Cultural Centre, town treasurer Dan Elliott said.

It is important for the town

to wean itself off the $600,000 in interest from the fund it uses each year, Councillor Michael Thompson said.

The town originally drew $900,000 a year in interest from the fund to help offset the loss

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Council was supposed to reduce the money the town withdrew over the years, Mr. Thompson said.

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Coach takes pride in pupils’ accomplishments From page B1.

and coaching youths on the skill of the game.

He also coaches a team of fouryear-old children before playing in a Tuesday men’s league and cocoaches a rep team of Grade 9 boys Thursdays.

His coaching takes him to Aurora weekly.

“You learn a little bit about yourself when you become a coach,” he said. “With the four-year-olds, I’ve learned a whole new level of patience.”

Last season, he was asked to convene the bantam boys division by YNBA founder Jason Scott, who asked Mr. Smee to take on the responsibility because he has full confidence in him.

Mr. Smee enjoys watching a child begin without skill and then learn to catch a pass or make a basket for the first time.

The look of excitement and pride on a child’s face when he accomplishes one of his goals always puts a smile on Mr. Smee’s face.

He’ll always remember his first basket.

‘You learn a little bit about yourself when you become a coach. With the four-year-olds, I’ve learned a whole new level of patience.’

Kane Smee

youth basketball coach

He was at basketball camp, threw it toward the hoop and it just went in, he said with a smile of satisfaction.

At that moment, he suspects he was bitten by the basketball bug.

In Grade 9, he was five-feet tall, but knew his opponents would underestimate a short player. He suspects his height was part of his on-court advantage.

“I know I don’t have a future playing basketball professionally,” he said. “So I can help kids who do have the talent to get there.”

He considers his younger brother, Kyler, his protege.

Mr. Smee plans to pursue postsecondary studies in kinesiology.

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Styles ball tourney starts tomorrow Eight teams will take their best cuts when the second Garrett Styles Memorial Baseball’s Angel baseball tournament gets under way tomorrow night in Newmarket and Aurora.

The two-division tournament gets started when the Newmarket Hawks and New York Police Department’s Finest tangle at 5 p.m. at Newmarket’s McKnight Field at the fairgrounds.

The Toronto Police Double Blue faces the Newmarket Wolves in a 6 p.m. clash at Stewart Burnett Park in Aurora.

The host York Blue Sox face the New York State Courts Blue Socks in a 7:45 p.m. clash at McKnight.

Saturday, games are at both diamonds starting at 8 a.m.

Semifinals are at both venues Sunday starting at 10 a.m.

The final will be at McKnight Field at 1 p.m.

The tournament is played in memory of York Regional Police Const. Garrett Styles, who was killed in the line of duty in June 2011.

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Koert, a Canadian men’s national team member, retired all 15 Stouffville batters he faced in the mercy-rule shortened game, as Aurora completed a comeback from a onegame deficit to win the best-of-three playoff series.

Dambrosio’s home run in the bottom of the fifth inning capped a four-run outburst and ended the contest, which saw Aurora break a scoreless tie with three runs in the bottom of the fourth inning.

The victory sends Aurora into the league semifinal against the regular season champion Scarborough Athletics.

The Sharon-based Lake Simcoe Lightning advanced to the semifinal round against the Oshawa Ravens after being awarded a series forfeit by the Oshawa Rebels.

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Last week — Saturday — Lost 2-1 (OT) at Cobourg Cougars ... Thursday — Won 5-0 at Stouffville Spirit.

Coming Up — Friday at Wellington Dukes ... Saturday at Trenton Golden Hawks ...

Sunday vs. Cobourg Cougars ...

Game Notes — A goal by Justin Danforth 56 seconds into overtime lifted the

Cobourg Cougars past the Hurricanes Saturday afternoon. Matt LeMasurier scored for Newmarket during a second period, which saw the teams trade goals ... At Stouffville, Brandon Franciso highlighted a four-point game with two goals and Matt Wintjes made 18 saves for his first shutout of the season. Daniel Leavens, Alex Bontje and Justin Maiolino had the other Newmarket goals.

The Skinny — The Hurricanes plan to salute the Newmarket Minor Hockey Association and York Simcoe Express triple-A program during their home opener Sunday against Cobourg. Players from those organizations wearing their team jerseys will be admitted for free. The team has scheduled a meet and greet with players from 11:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. ... In addition to six straight games on the road to open the season, five of the Hurricanes first six games are against East Division rivals ... Hurricanes coach Justin Peca pointed to three failed power plays early in the opening period as a crucial juncture in the loss at Cobourg ... The Hurricanes sent the rights to forward Jeff Heard to his hometown Pickering Panthers in a cash deal ... The club is being extremely cautious with forward Jordan Dunin (shoulder).

He missed most of last season due to the injury and a concussion. Peca says the second-year player is two or three weeks away from returning to the lineup ...

Despite the relative proximity of Wellington and Trenton, the Hurricanes will make two bus trips rather than a sleepover between games.

Speak Up — “It will be a tough weekend,” Peca said, pointing to road games in Wellington and Trenton on consecutive nights before returning home to host the Cobourg Cougars for the Hurricanes’ home opener.

“We’ll try to be smart in practice this week and watch what we are doing. Everyone wants to be full throttle and show well against Cobourg at home.

Record — 2-0-1-0.

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hat a confusing September this must be for students in York Region high schools.

In addition to not really knowing the position in which their teachers are in terms of extracurricular activities, now the provincial government has made it more difficult — read: expensive — to participate in after-school activities.

This long-time constant in student life as healthy diversion or complement to school life is now in doubt.

Students returned to the classroom this month uncertain of what gives as teachers battle it out with the province in the shadow of an expired contract.

Next, funding rules are changed by the Education Ministry for extra-curricular activities, including sports.

It is curious in an age where healthy living is encouraged for youths, anyone would remove an opportunity for students to be active.

In some parts of the region, it simply presents a situation in which students will not be able to participate because either they can’t afford it or the school cannot provide it.

Some schools have already cancelled extras for the year.

Sad, sad stuff.

At one time, high school sports were the shining beacon that students could rely on to provide a relatively inexpensive and highly anticipated reason to attend school and avoid trouble, even if only for a few hours.

No longer is that a certainty, since discretionary funds allotted to schools must now also be diverted to other essential areas at the expense of athletics and other after-school activities.

Interestingly, and for a variety of reasons ranging from teacher pushback to funding to availability of players and coaches, 74 sports teams have been trimmed from the YRAA autumn roster.

John Cudmore Cuddy Shark About 370 teams were registered and playing sports during fall months in 2011.

That’s a 20 per cent decrease among the 48 high schools members of the YRAA. This week, the ministry produced $450,000 to be distributed among the 31 public board schools in York Region.

It works out to less than $15,000 per school and hardly half the funds at least one school’s athletic department received last school year to pay for items such as transportation and on-field officials.

Students are expected to pay increased fees to cover these basics.

There is no telling how this money will be split, as it falls upon each school board to interpret the issue the way it sees fit, but it is difficult to imagine principals neglecting their athletic departments when carving up the windfall.

That no team attracts close to 1,000 per game must be considered a stunning issue in junior hockey circles far and wide.

One thousand? Geez, Louise.

In recent seasons 200 bums in the seats per night has eluded most franchises.

The Aurora Tigers are taking a radical approach this season and one that would make bean counters cringe at the mere thought.

Nevertheless, the Tigers plan to

outfit each minor hockey player in the Aurora Minor Hockey Association with a free season’s ticket and a half-price rate for one adult accompanying the player.

Why not? It’s not like OJHL arenas are suddenly going to be faced with sellouts. No owner is going to smack his forehead and exclaim, “D’oh! Just look at the revenue stream we’re missing because we could have sold those giveways.”

A little excitement in the rink is

better than none and even a freebie matches the revenue generated by unsold tickets, right? What’s to lose? Maybe one kids tells two friends and those two friends tell ... well, you get the picture.

Given the state of sagging attendance (the Tigers drew barely 100 souls to their home opener the other night) what is there to lose?

It’s a gamble most teams should explore.

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Tigers give it away If for even one day you could sit in the owner’s chair for an OJHL hockey franchise, surely one of the issues leaping off the page of your daily agenda would be dismal attendance figures.

Given that attendance is atrocious in most league centres, it should be a five-alarm issue. You can count on one hand centres where attendance even approaches suitable.

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Clairmont netted the other goals for Aurora which scored three straight goals in the second period to break a 1-1 tie ... At Trenton, the Golden Hawks scored twice during a 34-second span in the opening 3:05 and led 3-1 at the first intermission in the season opener for both teams.

Trevor Hughson and Dylan Wallace scored for the Tigers.

The Skinny — The Tigers face three games in four nights starting tonight in Kingston.

No big deal, head coach James Richmond said, pointing to games on four straight days at the pre-season Woodchuck Classic showcase tournament in Vermont ...

Daniel Lisi (knee) missed both games as a precautionary measure. Tests indicated he was experiencing the effects of an old injury ... Richmond intends to rotate returning netminders Brett Sinclair and Entmaa during the early stages of the season, hoping one emerges as the go-to guy ... Richmond is still trying to determine which players will serve as alternates to captain Daniel Clairmont. So far, forwards Adam Moody and Lisi have received the nod ... OHL camps are spewing out players as the trickle-down effect of the NHL lockout begins. However, Richmond is wary about adding a piece by that route ... Richmond spent Tuesday in Midland with former teammate Mike Futa and the Stanley Cup. Futa, a former teammate in junior and in Europe, is the director of amateur scouting for the Los Angeles Kings and it was his day with the championship mug ... Former Tiger Ryan Johnson collected an assist on the first Trenton goal in Friday night’s contest. The Barrie resident was sent to the Golden Hawks in the off-season in a cash deal.

Speak Up — “I want to see us playing a full 60-minute game ,“ Richmond said, a little concerned with his team’s approach in the final period of Saturday’s win over Lindsay. “If we drop back, we have to be more aggressive in the defensive zone.”

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Delivered. 905-252-6563

CARPETS- I have several thousand yards of new stainmaster & 100% nylon carpet. Will do living room & hall for $389.00. Includes: carpet, pad, installation (25 yards). Steve 289-464-6049 CLOSE TO lake. 3 bed- www.carpetdeals.ca rooms, 1.5 baths bunga- FUTON with metal frame, low, private w/beach blue mattress cover and access, marina. Applianc- mattress. Excellent condies, a/c. $1200.+ hydro/ tion $100. 905-715-8313 gas.

Rocky Madsen 905-722-5425 HOT TUB covers- All shapes/ sizes, top quality, KESWICKWATER- $375. We come & FRONT, 2 bedroom, appli- measure. 905-259-4514 ances, gas fireplace, www.gtacovers.com parking, $1,100+ utilities, non-smoking/ pets. Nov. HOT TUB for sale- 6 per1st.

First/ last. son. In good condition.

(905)476-4137 Make me an offer!

905-476-1734 KESWICKWATERFRONT, cozy 2 bedroom, fireplace, boathouse, HOT TUB (Spa) CoversPrice, Best parking, first/ last, Refer- Best ences/ background check. Quality. All Shapes & ColAvailable.

Call Suits working single/ ours couple, $1,250+, 1-866-652-6837 www.thecoverguy.com/ 905-476-8325, newspaper 905-868-0116 BRADFORD large 3 bedroom nearly new semi, 2 full baths, appliances, c/air, 2-parking, non-smoking/ pets. $1495+. Linde Black, ReMax 905-898-1211

KING CITY (Bathurst/ King), 3 bedroom house, livingroom/ den. 3-pc washroom. New fridge/ stove. Newly renovated.

Gerry (416)789-2163, 9am-5pm, Mon-Fri.

HOT TUB/SPA 2012 model, fully loaded, full warranty.

New in plastic.

Cost $8,000 Sacrifice $3,900.

Call: 416-779-0563

LESLIE/ MULOCK- brand NEW DOUBLE 4" Eurotop

house, 4 bedroom, 3 mattress set. Still factory PropertyStarsJobs.com new bathrooms, 2 storey, 2680

Classified Hotline: (905) 853-2527

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Apartments for Rent

SUTTON- ROOM for rent in shared, spacious townhouse, parking, wireless internet. Near YRT route/ Hwy#48. $500. References required.

Immediate.

905-722-7642

MT. ALBERT- 3600sq.ft. executive house, laundry, KESWICK- 2ND floor of A/C, internet, cable, nonduplex. 2 or 3 bedroom, smoking/ pets; 2 bedyard, laundry, $1050. inclu- rooms, private bathroom, garage parking, $950. Imsive. 647-293-4005 mediately. 416-707-4038

Join us for an Informative Coffee Hour, Thurs., Sept. 20th @10am

Apartments for Rent

NEWMARKET- BRIGHT, cheery, retrofitted, 2 bedroom basement, near Mall.

Parking, laundry. All inclusive, $1,000. October 1st.

Non-smoking/ pets.

KESWICK- CLEAN room, 4 1 6 - 2 4 6 - 0 7 2 6 , suits professional. Share 416-243-4318 facilities, laundry parking.

No smoking. First and last. NEWMARKET- CUTE 1 $425 inclusive. bedroom, 1 living room 905-476-1939 walkout. 1 parking, separate laundry/ kitchen. Newly $750.+.

KESWICK LAKEFRONT. renovated. $650+ bachelor. $850 2 6 4 7 - 2 1 6 - 6 8 6 8 , bedroom.1st/ security. No 416-833-8523 pets.

Immediately 416-497-9246 NEWMARKET/ East Gwillimbury- luxury newly renoNEWMARKETQuiet, vated 1 bedroom, 1000+ spacious building, newly sq.ft. main level. 5 min. to renovated, new kitchen, 1 Costco/ 404. $1150. bedroom, near hospital. 416-731-2879 Parking, laundry facilities. www.nwtrent.com No dogs. $975. inclusive.

905-953-9683.

NEWMARKET- large 2 bedroom high rise condo NEWMARKET- 11/2 bed- with appliances on Davis room newly renovated, Dr. $1395+. Tony Mendes basement apartment just 905-715-4951 off Davis Drive. $800+ utilities.

No parking.

QUIET Available immediately. Call NEWMARKETbuilding, private balcony Bob 905-716-3973 new kitchen, 2 bedroom, NEWMARKET- 2 bed- near hospital. Parking, room, 2 bath apartment. laundry on premises. No $1100.

Excellent location. $1450+ dogs. hydro. Available immedi- 905-953-9683. ately.

416-986-1644, 416-948-4670 NEWMARKET- (SUNNYPOINT) 3 bedroom, NEWMARKET- 2 bedroom upper. New flooring, freshbasement.

Appliances, ly painted. Near schools, cable, backyard. Separate transit. Laundry, parking, entrance. Parking. No yard. $1450 inclusive. Oct. smoking/ pets. 1st/last. 1st. 289-231-0937 References.

November 1st, $900+. 905-830-6625 SHARON- SPACIOUS, 2 bedroom walkout, execuNEWMARKET- bright 1 tive area. October. Nonbedroom walkout, parking, smoking/ pets, a/c, 5 applilaundry, separate en- ances, wifi, separate entrance, non-smokers/ no trance, indoor parking. pets. References, $925. $1200. inclusive. inclusive. 416-937-6146 905-473-9125

packaged.

Mattress & sq.ft. Non-smoking/ pets. boxspring. $350. $2200. Available Oct. 19th. Delivered. 905-252-6563 905-853-3606 MICRONEWMARKET- 237 Flag- PANASONIC Range hood. stone Way. 3 bedroom WAVE White.

Excellent condition house. Parking, 5 appliances, 2.5 bathrooms, fin- $100. 905-715-8313 ished basement. $1795.+.

MOBILITY No pets. Nov. 1st. PURSUIT Scooter- 14 kms/ hr. Pneu905-727-1102 matic tires. List: $4494.

NEWMARKET- 3 bed- Sell: $2950. Will deliver. room, 2-story detached, 905-478-2737 near hospital, 1.5 baths, newly renovated, garage, RENOVATION SALE! Solparking, AC/central vac, id oak kitchen cabinets laundry. Oct. 1, $1400 +, (upper/ lower). Double SS sink. Countertop/ island.

905-898-2675 $1500-$2000. Dishwasher, NEWMARKET- 3 bedroom Kenmore, white $250. SS bungalow, main floor, fridge $150. Self-clean gas bright kitchen, renovated range, white. bathroom, near hospital. 905-853-5994 Shared laundry. Nonsmoking. $1400+ utilities. SOLARIS REFirst/ last. 905-836-1434 CHARGEABLE lawnmower, rear bag mulch, self NEWMARKET- 3 bed- propelled, hardly used, like room, near 404/ hospital/ new, excellent condition shopping/ schools/ transit. $200. 905-715-8313 Rent to own, $1600.+.

Oct. 905-853-0989 USED KITCHENS for sale.

NEWMARKET- 3 bedroom Oak, painted, white lacupper, clean, bright. quer, etc. Different sizes, at $700.

Shared laundry. Fenced starting yard. $1375 inclusive, with 905-473-1600 appliances. Nov. 1st.

905-478-4280 Firewood gottarent.com

NEWMARKET- LARGE 4 bedroom, main/ upper levels 3 bathrooms, living room/ dining room. Appliances. Laundry room. Garage, parking. $1800.+ (416)721-6001.

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PORT BOLSTER areaRenovated 3 bedroom, 2 story, propane heat, nonsmoking/ pets. First/ last. $1,000. Oct. 1st./ sooner.

416-417-0921

FIREWOOD CUT SPLIT & DELIVERED 16" bush cord $300 12" face cord $150 Call: 905-836-9656

Death Notices

Death Notices

TAUN, Floyd Harvey June 11, 1934 - September 13, 2012 Passed away peacefully at Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital on Thursday, September 13, 2012.

Beloved husband of Lillian (nee Upton). Loving father of Judy (Terry) McClure, Sandra (Gordon) Thompson, Charles, Danny (Carol), and Ross (Judy). Loving grandfather of 13 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Loving brother of Joyce Madill.

Family and friends gathered in Aurora to say goodbye on Monday, September 17th, 2012.

Donations to Orillia Soldier's Memorial Hospital would be appreciated.

Death Notices

Death Notices

Death Notices

GRIFFITHS, Jeanne peacefully in her 89th year, on August 24, 2012.

Predeceased by her husband Edward (Red), she leaves behind her daughters Vicki (Jim McColl) and Brenda (Charles Nanacsik), grand-children Sarah and Peter Nanacsik, sisters Betty Turner and Cathie Knaggs of England and several nieces and nephews, extended family and friends.

Born September 2, 1923 in County Durham, England, Jeanne was number 7 of an eventual 11 children born to Edward and Lavinia Newton. In March of 1947, Jeanne immigrated to Canada and began building a life for herself, which eventually led to a career, family and a busy social life. Jeanne was a creative person, skilled in the arts of sewing, oil painting and crafts. She was also a cleaver wordsmith who would delight family and friends with verses and poems for special occasions. Jeanne was a great believer in not letting life get the better of you; an outlook she passed on to her daughters. Jeanne had a strong work ethic and believed you should do your best at all times. The end of her working life found Jeanne and Red retired to the cottage they built together in Collingwood. Eventually they sold up to be closer to family and friends. These years saw a great deal of travel, both here and abroad, the birth of two grandchildren and a slower pace to life. With Red's passing in 2000, Jeanne began to show signs of forgetfulness that became more and more worrying. Diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia in 2004, she gradually needed more care in her daily life. Jeanne spent the past six years as a resident at Bradford Valley LTC, where her funny faces, queenly waves and sunny smile delighted both residents and staff.

We extend our grateful thanks to the friendly, compassionate staff of Bradford Valley LTC, who took excellent care of Jeanne and made her life there a happy one.

As per Jeanne's wishes, cremation has taken place and a memorial service will be held at Scott Funeral Home, 289 Main Street North, in Brampton, September 22nd at 1 p.m. followed by a luncheon upstairs.

In lieu of flowers, a donation to the Alzheimer Society of Toronto (Lewy Body Dementia notated) or charity of your choice would be appreciated.

Death Notices

CORDNER, Ethel Leora (nee Rogers) Passed away peacefully at Southlake Regional Health Centre in Newmarket, Ontario, Thursday, August 30th, 2012, in her 72nd year.

Loving and devoted wife of 53 years of Richard Cordner. Beloved mother of Kelly and his wife Heidi and Mark and his wife Jessica. Proud and cherished grandmother of Calvin, Ethan, Kieran, and Aidan. Survived by her sisters Clara May and Marion Browning and predeceased by her brother Cliff Rogers. Daughter of the late Albert and Alice Rogers.

Leora was born on Sunday, December 29th, 1940, in Streetsville, Ontario.

She was full of love and had an addictive smile that permanently shined. She will be sorely missed by her family and friends but never forgotten.

Please come and join us for a Celebration of Leora's Life on Sunday, September 23rd, 2012 at 1:00 p.m., at the Newmarket Community Centre and Lion's Hall, halls 1 & 2, 200 Doug Duncan Drive, Newmarket, Ontario.

We wish to thank the entire staff of Southlake Regional Health Centre for their compassion, dedication and kind care.

For those who wish, donations can be made to the Southlake Regional Health Centre Foundation.

Condolences can be mailed to 311 Kirby Crescent, Newmarket, Ontario, L3X 1H1 or emailed to cordners@rogers.com SMITH, May Frances Passed away at Aurora Resthaven on Saturday, September 15, 2012. May Smith (nee Stephenson) of Holland Landing in her 97th year. Beloved wife of the late Roy Smith. Loving mother of Barbara (Don) Humphrey, Joan (Ron) Rourke and Ken (Sharon) Smith. Loving grandmother of Tim Rourke and Kelly VanNuland. Proud great grandmother of 5. Dear sister of late Ruth (late Howard) McClymont, Jean (late John) Andersen, late George (Reta) Stephenson, late Alma (late Jack) O'Connell, Gordon (Pauline) Stephenson. May will be lovingly remembered by her nieces and nephews.

Friends called at SKWARCHUK FUNERAL HOME, Bradford for visitation on Wednesday, September 19, 2012 from 10 a.m. until time of a Funeral Service held in the Chapel at 11 a.m.

Interment Queensville Cemetery.

In May's memory, donations may be made to Southlake Regional Health Centre Foundation, Newmarket or Queensville Holland Landing United Church.

WHITE, Rose (nee Carbe) Passed away unexpectedly after surgery at Southlake Regional Health Centre on Sunday, September 16, 2012 at the age of 76.

Beloved wife of Ross for 58 years.

Loving mother of Linda (Paul Kasala), Janice (Peter Bilous), Kevin (Andrea) and Nancy Braithwaite (Mike Borean).

Cherished nana of Shannon, Shaya, Kyle, Emma-Lynn, Mackenzie and Anthony. Rose will be sadly missed by her family and friends.

Visitation will be held at the Thompson Funeral Home, 530 Industrial Parkway South, Aurora, 905-727-5421 on Wednesday, September 19th from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. A Funeral Service will be held on Thursday, September 20th at 1 p.m. in the chapel.

Donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association would be appreciated.

Online condolences and information at www.thompsonfh-aurora.com

BOWERS, Joseph VA3IJO (SK)

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Joe on Tuesday, September 11th, 2012 at Southlake Regional Health Centre after a battle with cancer. Joe was in his 68th year. He is survived by his wife, Audre, his two sons, Douglas and Nathan and his sister Billie.

Brother-in-law of John and Pat Graham and Marion Bowers and uncle of Helen, Tricia, Nancy, Peggy, Charles, Larry and Ron. Predeceased by his brother Charles and niece Gail.

Joe will be missed by all his family and friends.

Cremation has taken place. At Joe's request, there will be no funeral service.

LOCKERBIE-THOM, Ruth Passed away on Wednesday, September 19, 2012 at Southlake Regional Health Centre at the age of 47.

Loving wife of Greg Lockerbie-Thom and cherished mother of Christina and Megan. Dear sister of Brenda, Bert, Howard, Bob, Zella and Mary. Beloved niece of Uncle Billy Dike. Ruth will be greatly missed by her many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Visitation for M.W Becker Funeral Home Ltd. [905 476-7711] on Thursday, September 20, 2012 from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service from the Chapel on Friday, September 21, 2012 at 11:00 a.m. Burial at Pine Orchard Friends Cemetery.

If desired, donation to Southlake Regional Health Centre would be appreciated.

Donations and condolences may be left at www.mwbeckerfuneralhome.com DEKKER, Donald C. Tragically on Sunday, September 16, 2012 at the age of 23.

Donny, beloved son of Karen Polhamus and Brian Dekker. Loved grandson of Merritt and Dorothy Polhamus and John and Celina Dekker. Cherished brother of Damien and Alex. He will be sadly missed by his long-time girlfriend Brittney William, many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.

Friends will be received at the Thompson Funeral Home, 530 Industrial Parkway South, Aurora, 905-727-5421 on Saturday, September 22nd from 2-5 p.m. and on Sunday, September 23rd from 2 p.m. until service time at 3 p.m. in the chapel.

In lieu of flowers, donations towards Don's funeral would be greatly appreciated by the family.

On line condolences and information at www.thompsonfh-aurora.com

HOULD, Simone Passed away peacefully on Tuesday, September 18, 2012 in her 97 year, while listening to music at Southlake Regional Health Centre with family by her side.

Beloved mother of Ray, Vivian (Bob), Richard Jerry (Robin), Laraine (Bob), and Joanne (Terry).

Loving grandmother and great-grandmother to many.

Simone proudly worked as a Comptometer Operator and Controller at Canadian Printco for over 35 years.

Music was always a big part of Simone's life, and at the age of 17 she sang with the Chicago Opera Company. She will be fondly remembered and missed by all who knew and loved her.

Special thanks to the nursing staff on the medicine floor at Southlake, and to the staff at Willows Estate who made her final days comfortable.

At Simone's request, cremation has taken place and a Funeral Mass and Celebration of Life will be held at Our Lady of Grace Church in Aurora on Saturday, September 22nd at 11:00 a.m. followed by a reception in the church hall.

Donations, in memory of Simone, can be given to Our Lady of Grace Church.

Arrangements entrusted to Thompson Funeral Home 905-727-5421. www.thompsonfh-aurora.com

INSLEY, Michael Anthony Peacefully at Southlake Regional Health Centre on September 17th, 2012 in his 51st year.

Mike, beloved husband of Lesley Insley. Loving father of Jill and Austin.

Proud son of the late Patricia Insley (Bern Haley). Dear brother of Larry and Tim, late brother-in-law Doug (Paula). Will be missed by his nieces and nephews Jessica, Taylor, Cameron, Rayn and cousins Grainne (Rob), Kirsty and Conor.

Visitation will be held at the Thompson Funeral Home, 530 Industrial Parkway South, Aurora, 905-727-5421 on Friday, September 21st from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. A Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, September 22nd at 11.30 a.m. at the Trinity Anglican Church, Aurora.

Donations to the Canadian Diabetes Association and Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated.

Online condolences and information at www.thompsonfh-aurora.com

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Memoriam

Memoriam

In loving memory of

Margaret Ann Kerek September 3, 1946-September 20, 2011 "Mama" No one knows how much we miss you, No one knows the bitter pain We have suffered since we lost you Life has never been the same.

In our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly tender, fond and true, There is not a day, dear Mama That we do not think of you.

Always loved and sadly missed: Karen, Andrew & Rachel, George, Catherina & Roger, Kevin, Lisa, Kaitlyn & Karlyn

Moving & Storage

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Waste Removal

In loving memory of a cherished mom.

Many the thoughts I give to you As the long hours go by.

Thinking of the things we used to do and say, just you and I. Some times they make me smile, Sometimes they make me cry.

But are precious to me alone, Memories of you and I. I can't believe it's been a year I love you and miss you; Karen In memory of a wonderful Wife, exceptional Mother & loving Nana Helen Wilkinson September 23, 2011.

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Coming Events

BBQ Corn Roast Holland Landing Snowmobile Club 61 Cedar Street Saturday Sept. 22, 1pm Dealer Displays, Games, Face painting, Draws

DUSTIN SELOSE In loving memory of a beautiful son who passed away September 24, 1994.

Sad are the hearts that love you, Silent the tears that fall, Living life without you, Is the hardest part of all.

See you when we get there.

Love forever, Mom, Dad, Sean, Chrissy, Jade and Jordan xoxoxo

In Memoriam

James Leslie Barber October 15, 1917 ~ September 22, 2011

A year has gone by but your smile and sense of humour will be with us always.

Gladys, Jim (Julie), Jay, Christa (& family)

MAYS, Joyce - September 19, 2011.

In loving memory of a wonderful mother and grandmother.

Dearly missed, never forgotten.

Jerry, Liz, Ann, Wayne and Tom

In loving memory of my brother Wayne Boss.

Gone, but not forgotten.

RIP Wayne Vehicles Wanted/Wrecking

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Lovingly remembered by husband Ken, children Lynne & Todd & their families.

LOST- REWARD- ladies Marquis diamond ring/ yellow gold wedding band, late August. Newmarketparking lots.

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Auctions & Sales

GARAGE SALES

CONTRACTOR’S AUCTION SALE Auction Sale, Saturday September 29, 2012, 10 am Sharp Preview Friday September 28, 12-5 pm and day of sale

AURORA- 120 Duncton Wood Cres. Sept. 22nd, 8am-1pm. Housewares, dog crates, basketball hoop, luggage, golfclubs.

Terms: CASH ONLY Sale, terms, $300 cash deposit at time of registration

Inducon 5 hp Single Phase Motor, Dewalt DV718 Radial Miter Saw c/w Portomate Stand, 2 Pine Interior French Doors, 11 Cases Glass Mosaic Tiles, Karcher Pressure Washer, 5 hp 20 Gallon Compressor, Rockwell Delta Table Saw, EntecArt 24-40 Arc Welder, Rods and Accessories, Asst Ladders, Honda Gas Generator, 6.5 h/p Gas Compressor(dual tank), Sthil TS 410 Concrete Saw, Sthil MS 290 Chain Saw, Dewalt-Milwakee-Bosch Sanders, Saws, Drills, Screw Guns, Bostich Compressor, Bostich Nail Gun, Asst Neumatic Tools, Tool Shop Coil Nailer, Paslode Trim Nailer, 3 Commercial Banding Machines, Asst Sinks, Asst Pipe Wrenches, Neiko portable pipe threader, Ridgid Pipe dies, Bosch Hammer Drill, Titan XT 330 Paint Sprayer, 2 Electric Liquid Pumps, Glass Wall Shower Enclosure, 2.5 hp Wet Tile Saw, Homelite Gas Generator, Asst Miter Saws, 2 Dewalt Diamond Drill Jack Hammers, American Compact Hydraulic Lift, Asst Nails, Deck Screws and Hardware, Ceiling Fans, Asst New Paints and Stains, 1 16’ 8 Ton Tandem Utility Trailer, 7.5 hp Hydraclaim Ventilation Exhaust Blower, 2 Sections 4’x5’ Scaffolding, 6’ Bakers Scaffold, 4’x4’ Aluminum Scaffold, 4’x8’ Aluminum Scaffold, White 5000 Neumatic Tire Propane Forklift, 8’ Brown Bogg Metal Brake, Brown Bogg Foot Shear, Electric Lock Former, Asst Sheet Metal, Work Tables, 4’ Metal Brake, Mini Baja 196cc Dirt Bike, 1996 Ski Doo MXZ Rotax 583 Rebuilt Engine

AURORA- 25 Glenview Drive. Saturday, September 22, 8am-1pm. Antiques, collectibles, pictures, Christmas items, Austin sculptures.

AURORA- GARAGE sale.

207& 203 Birkshire Dr. Sat. Sept. 22nd. 8amnoon. Lots of kids stuff/ clothes, maternity clothes, furniture, antique dolls and doll furniture, toys.

BARTON RETIREMENT Residence- 17290 Leslie Street, Newmarket. Saturday, September 22nd.

Yard Sale, 8am-12noon.

Furniture, books., lots more! Book your own table. 905-967-1331 BRADFORDWOODWORKING Shop Closing.

Machines, tools. Garage sale items. 44 Wood Cres.

Sept. 22nd. 8am-noon.

COLOSSAL YARD Sale is Back!!! 8 a.m. Sat., Sept.

22nd. Pickering College Campus, Newmarket: Furniture; toys; books; movies; sports equipment; brand name clothing/shoes/purses; too much to list!!

Sale subject to inclusions and deletions

West of the 400 Sales Barn 4360 Hwy 9 King Township 905-775-6610 Auctions & Sales

Auctions & Sales

AUCTION SALE ON SITE FOR THE ESTATE OF GEORGE DIKE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 2012 10:00 AM MOUNT ALBERT, ONTARIO Mt Albert Hwy 48 East on Mt Albert Road to 1st Street Quick Left Right on Victory Drive to # 34.

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Lost & Found Beautiful memories are wonderful things, They last til the longest day, They never wear out or get lost, And they can never be given away.

For us who loved and lost you, Your memory will always last, A year has come and gone, But your legacy continues on.

Sadly missed, always loved and remembered for the beautiful person she truly was.

Auctions & Sales

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES AUCTION SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2012 Pottageville Hall – Kettleby/Pottageville Auction Start: 10:00am Preview: 9:00am

GENTLY USED SALE Clothing+ More. Sept.

22/12 9am-4pm. Queensville Holland Landing United Church, 20453 Leslie Street. Queensville.

Reasonable Prices

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HUGE CHARITY Yard Sale Proceeds donated to Blue Door Shelters in EG. 67 Toll Rd Holland Landing Sept 22 8:00am-12:00pm KING CITY- 275 Warren Road, Moving. Sat. Sept.

22nd. 8am-3pm. Household items, furniture, leather handbags, designer watches, Harvest/ Christmas crafts.

MOVING SALE!!- Nwmkt Furniture, ladies plus size, misc. & more. Rain/ Shine.

17 Orchid Gdns- across frm mall Sept 22 8am-2pm NEWMARKET- 367 Flanigan Court, Sept. 22nd, 10am-noon. Moving Sale.

Washer/ dryer, table/ chairs, sectional, pedestal sink, etc.

NEWMARKET -370 Binns Ave. furniture, books, sports equip, sports memorabilia, bikes, computers 09/22/2012 8:00-1:00pm NEWMARKET- BROUGHTON Lane (Stonehaven/ Leslie) street sale. 17+ families.

Sat. 22nd, 8am-1pm. Raindate: Sunday, 23rd. Everything including bathroom sink!

NEWMARKET- MOVING/ Garage. Bedroom furniture, desks, housewares, tools. September 22nd, 7am-2pm. 176 Clearmeadow. Rain/ Shine!

406 Glover Lane (Leslie Valley) Newmarket Saturday, Sept. 22nd 8am Something for everyone!

STREET SALE Henderson Drive & Poplar Cres.

AURORA Saturday September 22 8am-3pm Raindate: 23rd

ANTIQUES ON HWY 48 Open Every Fri, Sat, Sun & Mon 10am - 6pm 2 Floors of Eclectic & Interesting Items 23906 Hwy 48 Just South of BALDWIN North of Ravenshoe Rd

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September 20, 2012.

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Spending half a century in love with one person is a wonderful statement about the gift of married life.

Friends and family of Larry & Donna Keffer would like to congratulate them on their 50 years of marriage.

Your love and dedication to one another is inspiring to us all.

Please join us for an Open House for ED & DONNA MARTIN in the celebration of their 50th Wedding Anniversary!

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Kickoff! York Region football breaks huddle for 2012 season

BY JOHN CUDMORE

TEAMS AT A GLANCE

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Seven teams will break huddle when the York Region Athletic Association’s senior/varsity football season kicks off Saturday afternoon with a tripleheader in Markham.

Seven survivors? Lucky seven?

Seventh heaven? Point of view counts here.

Sure, the league’s schedule maker may be happy as the number permits a straightforward balanced schedule, but the total number of teams — down from nine one year ago — should concern supporters of high school football.

It is not unusual for the number of participating teams to bob like a cork on the sea from one season to the next, but keep in mind that as recently as 2009, 10 teams suited up in York Region’s senior ranks.

But, the collective ego of football in high schools locally takes a tough blow with the loss of the senior program at Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School in Aurora and the varsity Woodbridge College program.

Richmond Hill High School also appears to have severed its ties to football after reeling in recent years.

At the junior level, eight teams will suit up for the season.

“It’s the first time in a long time we’ll all play each other, so we’re excited about that,” said convenor Jeff Masterson, who also co-coaches the defending regional senior champion King City Lions.

“But it is disappointing to lose teams. We were looking forward to eight teams. We’ve been working so hard to get our team (numbers) up.

Now, we’re not only losing teams, but we’ve lost schools.”

It is a frustrating development revealed at the league’s pre-season meeting, where Woodbridge became the latest school to fold.

In fact, all sports programs at Woodbridge have been dropped from the fall agenda.

“There is still a reason to start up a football program in the region,” Masterson said. “But it takes a rare combination of coaching in place,

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Newmarket Raiders’ Khalil Roelcke (left) runs into teammate Parker Bollmann during a preseason practice in Newmarket Monday. The regular season kicks off Saturday in Markham. players and an administration that is on board with what you are doing.”

Masterson dismisses the suggestion the incidence of injury, including concussions, has scared away players.

“I don’t think so,” he said. “Numbers go up and down for different reasons. We have lots of juniors out this year who have never played football before, so I don’t think that’s the case at all.”

Others rate the discrepancy between the top and bottom of the league and the need for an infusion of new blood among players and coaches as areas for concern.

“I don’t believe football is in

jeopardy in the traditionally strong programs in the YRAA until possibly several of the long-tenured coaches retire,” Markham Marauders head coach Greg Pritty said. “It is becoming increasingly difficult to find young coaches willing to commit whether they are teachers in the schools or coaches from the community.

“Speaking with many of my coaching colleagues from around the league, we are a committed group when it comes to supporting high school football. That being said, I have been looking across the table at our annual YRAA football meetings at many of the same people for the past 25 years.”

KING CITY LIONS Head coaches: Jeff Masterson, Brad Matwijec.

Key players: QB Josh Baird, WR Connor McCallum, LB Tom Fortin, DB Fabian Nordone, SB/RB Marcus Arkarakas Outlook: With returning all-stars Baird and McCallum, the Lions should be able to put up points ...

The loss of projected fifth-year stars to OUA programs could impact chances for the Lions to protect their title run ... Circle Week 5 showdown in Newmarket against the Huron Heights Warriors in a rematch of the 2011 regional final.

Burning question: Is there enough in the tank for a three-peat as kings of YRAA in the cards?

Coach’s comments: “Obviously with a quaterback (who) can throw, we will want to throw the rock a little bit,” Masterson said.

HURON HEIGHTS WARRIORS Head coach: Al Rover.

Key players: QB Kaleb Scott, RB Derek Pisani, Cody Murrell, RB/DB, WR Robbie Beesor, OL Mike Busse, OL Thomas Lill, NT Devon Baker-Francis, DE Conor Smith, Max Byrnes MLB. Outlook: Seeking a ninth consecutive YRAA title game appearance, the Warriors are lighter than usual in numbers with a 30-player roster that includes a dozen returning starters ... Loss of running back Christian Defreitas (broken fibula) in a 28-6 pre-season win over Hamilton’s Westdale Secondary School Warriors will have an impact on the option-

oriented Huron offence.

Burning question: After a tough loss to King City for second straight year in YRAA final, Huron Heights will need to channel its inner Warrior. With plenty on the skill side, will depth be the issue?

Coach’s comments: “It’s nice that they all get a chance to play, but there is always the concern about depth, especially at skill positions,” Rover said.

NEWMARKET RAIDERS Head coach: Andrew Edge.

Key players: S Ryan Edwards, OL/MLB Alex Cogen, QB Dylan Brunning, DB Jake Poland, TE Mitch MacAulay, Outlook: Optimism in Raiders camp is running high with 33 players on the senior roster, including 15 returnees from 2011 and the junior program is showing similar numbers. Not earthshattering, but considering where the program was even a couple of years ago is a step in right direction.

Burning question: Dedication is going to be the key for Raiders’ hopes of cracking the top four and entry into the Tier 1 playoffs. Are players willing to put in the time on the practice field?

Coach’s comments: “I think we are pretty well balanced and on the bubble for Tier 1,” Edge said.“I think the league will be the most competitive it has been in years.”

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It was a cool evening; cool enough to drive with the windows down.

Which made it easy to hear the young guy in the car beside me, even over the sonic booming of his subwoofer.

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Apparently, my “whip” was cool too. Cool enough to invite comment.

The 2013 BRZ adds a new rear-wheel-drive sports car to Subaru’s award-winning, allwheel-drive lineup of passenger cars, crossovers and sport utility vehicles.

It’s the result of a joint project by Subaru and Toyota and it blends Subaru engineering and Toyota design in a sexy and nimble, lightweight package with go-kart-like steering response and taut handling, balancing the power of a naturally aspirated 200 hp boxer engine.

This latest Subaru boxer engine has been mounted with a 459 mm centre of gravity, lower than a Porsche Cayman.

And the rear-wheel-drive layout moves the engine 240 mm farther back than in Impreza, allowing for a shorter overall length and a 53/47 percent front-to-rear weight ratio.

Yup, all that and it gets pretty good fuel economy too.

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Available in Europe since 2009, the 2013 Cayenne marks the first time Porsche has offered a diesel in North America.

Cayenne is not only the most affordable Porsche you can buy but also its best seller, with the diesel adding to the Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne S Hybrid and Cayenne Turbo lineup.

Pricing for the 2013 Cayenne Diesel starts at $64,500.

Power is a 3.0-litre turbo diesel rated at 240 hp and 406 lb/ft of torque that comes in as low as 1,750 rpm with a fuel consumption rating of 10.8/6.7/9.0L/100 km city/highway/combined with a top speed of 218 km/h.

This is one speedy diesel with a 0-100 km/h time of 7.8 seconds and 0-160 km/h in 20.2 seconds.

Porsche says the diesel is 30 per cent more fuel efficient than a gaso-

line engine of similar displacement.

As with the Cayenne S Hybrid, With a diesel of this size and the Cayenne Diesel includes Porsche power, nitrous oxide emissions are Traction Management (PTM), which an issue. Porsche uses selective cata- features permanent all-wheel drive lytic reduction (SRC) using a urea and a mechanically locking rear diffluid with the marketing name of ferential.

AdBlue that is dumped into the Because of this, the torque vecexhaust system to break down NOx. toring system is not available on the AdBlue is stored in a 5.5-gallon tank Diesel. in the place below the cargo floor Visually, there isn’t much to tell it where the spare tire normally sits. It apart from another Cayenne except is shaped so a temporary spare fits for small “Diesel” badges found on over top of it. Fluid needs to be filled the left and right front fenders. up every 15-16,000 km by a dealer.

Detail changes on the Diesel along The engine uses high-pressure with all Cayennes for 2013 include direct injections that can adjust door locking and unlocking buttons the amount of spray near the front door handles pulses, depending on as well as a new anaload, several times log clock mounted There’s about during the comon the top centre pression stroke. of the instrument as many toggle Starting is by panel. and touch switches glow plugs The clock that go from can be replaced as you’d find on a cold to 1,800 with a compass Fahrenheit in that is a standprivate jet just two secalone option.

– but then again – onds.

In time-honA mechanioured Porsche that might be cal safeguard in tradition, the ignithe inspiration the fuel tank filler tion key goes in a neck ensures that slot on the dashboard the locking mechanism to the left of the steering can only be opened by the wheel. larger diameter diesel fuel pump And in keeping with tradition, nozzle and that refueling will only all the driving information you ever begin at that point. need is in the five main, circular The Cayenne Diesel is equipped gauges with the tach the largest and with an eight-speed Tiptronic S dead centre. transmission, without the auto start But then comes the transmission stop function available on other Cay- tunnel with about as many toggle enne variants. and touch switches as you’d find on

a private jet – but then again – that might be the inspiration.

With another double bank of touch switches on the roof, there is plenty to play with if you have the time to look up or down from the road ahead to comprehend them all.

The most important of these switches are located aft of the shift lever and allow the driver to change ride height, suspension stiffness (Comfort/Normal/Sport) and AWD/ FWD/locked drive mode. Supplementing these are the “Sport” mode for spirited drivers, hill descent control and the traction/stability control on/off function.

To gain access to a small gravel-bottom park beside a huge lake south of Anchorage for photos, it was necessary to extend the body up to its highest setting. This had to be done to traverse a deeply eroded earthen road so as not to damage the transfer case.

With one, sometimes two, wheels up to the halfshafts, the torque splitting transferred the grunt to where it was needed to hump up and over to the park.

On the other side of the coin, the body automatically lowers itself a tad at highway speeds for more straightline stability.

Seats in the Cayenne remain one of the best features, being wider and longer that you might expect but nicely side bolstered so that you sort of slide into it like a ball into a baseball glove.

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Audi to reveal RS 5 Cabriolet in Paris METROLAND MEDIA WHEELSTALK.COM

Audi will reveal the new 445 hp RS 5 Cabriolet at the upcoming Paris Motor Show.

With the 4.2-litre V8 shared with the RS 4 Avant, the lightweight ‘acoustic hood’ convertible top of the RS 5 Cabriolet opens and closes fully automatically in 15 seconds and 17 seconds respectively – even when driving at speeds of up to 50 km/h.

When open, it hardly affects the size of the spacious luggage compartment – it only requires 60 litres of its 380-litre total volume.

The split rear seatbacks can be folded down individually, and a through-load facility from the boot to the rear seating area maximizes versatility. Special reinforcements contribute to the convertible body’s high rigidity, and aluminum front fenders compensate for some of the

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As in the Coupe, the high revving, naturally aspirated 4.2-litre V8 that is hand built for the RS 5 accelerates from 0-100 km/h in 4.9 seconds.

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The idea was explored in an FT-86 Concept that took historical styling and design cues from Toyota’s 2000GT, Sports 800 and AE86 series of cars, while bolstering performance promise with Subaru technology.

And, staying true to the blended efforts of that concept, the new production version wears a variety of badges and names - debuting as the Toyota 86 in Japan and Australia, and as the GT 86 in Europe, while being released in North America as the 2013 Subaru BRZ (Boxer Rear-wheel-drive Zenith) and 2013 Scion FR-S (Front-engine Rear-wheel-drive Sport).

The Subaru BRZ and Scion FR-S siblings available here in Canada may not be identical twins, but they are closely related. Some comparison tests have given the BRZ a slight edge in high-speed handling but, on the whole, the two vehicles have more in common than, say, the Firebird and Camaro clones of the past, displaying minor suspension variations and unique touches in interior and exterior trim pieces.

There are differences in the two companies’ marketing styles, with the Scion FR-S offering more colour choices and a lower-priced starting package that can be enhanced with individual accessories, while the slightly more upscale BRZ includes standard navigation and has most of its options wrapped up in a Sport-tech package.

My colleagues have already ably reviewed these two individual vehicles – Jim Robinson covering the first drive of the BRZ and Neil Moore at the launch of the FR-S. And both reviews are available for viewing on our WheelsTalk.com website.

But can you blame me for wanting to have a little test drive myself.

I booked a back-to-back comparison of two flavours of BRZ - a standard model with the six-speed manual transmission and an upscale automatic version with the Sport-tech option package.

The base model tester ($27,295) came in Crystal Black Silica, a perfect shade for the sleek lines and athletic stance of this taut little coupe. Open the door and you fall into the car, more or less. Yeah, it’s that low, with a corresponding low roof height of just 1,285 mm to match, low enough for a fast-looking profile without intruding into passenger headroom up front.

Hip-hugging sport buckets are bolstered like racing seats. The front seats rack back to butt up against the 2+2 second row, so forget about anything but rare passenger duty. The rear seat serves better as a briefcase and bag receptacle, and with fold-flat seat backs, it can expand the 196-litre cargo area to a space big enough for golf bags.

Instrumentation is handsomely laid out with a standard navigation package featuring a 6.1-inch LCD screen

LED taillights and badging mark the rear of the BRZ. A low-profile spoiler comes with the Sport-tech Package.

and all the expected audio and connectivity goodies.

The six-speed manual gearbox feels short-geared and happily encourages hooliganism, although the four-banger has enough torque (151 lb/ft) to allow skip shifting, if you’re feeling lazy.

You can even cruise around town in sixth gear. But stomp the gas, release the hounds and it is a pleasure to row through the cogs, snicking the shifter into gear just before the 7400 rpm redline. Top speed is rated at 221 km/h with a 0-100 km/h time of 7.7 seconds. Fuel economy is rated at 9.6/6.6L/100km (city/hwy).

My real world combined results were 9L/100km.

My second tester in World Rally Blue Pearl ($30,495) started at the same base price but included a sixspeed automatic with Sport mode and paddle shifters ($1,200) and the Sport-tech Package ($2,000) that adds fog lights, spoiler, dual-zone automatic climate control, keyless access and button start, leather heated seats instead of cloth, front door courtesy lights, illuminated visor mirrors and silver trim instead of black.

The automatic allows for a more sedate and fuel-efficient driving experience but it can be equally frenetic and fun in Sport mode, with The 2013 Subaru BRZ, Subaru’s first-ever boxer-engined, rear-wheel-drive sports car, tested here in the base, six-speed lovely downshift engine blips and manual model (black) and in a six-speed automatic version with spoiler and Sport-tech Package (blue). lightning fast shifts.

Top speed is rated at 211 km/h with a 0-100 km/h time of 8.4 seconds. As expected, the automatic offers a better fuel efficiency rating of 8.3/5.9L/100km (city/hwy). My results averaged out to 7.6L/100km.

After driving both I tend to lean towards the base model in black and the sleeker subtlety of its spoilerless design, comfortable cloth seats, and already inclusive instrumentation, even without the option package, not to mention the sheer joy of rowing through the cogs to the tune of an exuberant engine roar and exhaust note.

Having said that though, the automatic would be an easy sacrifice to live with, especially for urban commuters who spend some of their driving time in downtown traffic.

Regardless of those choices, the 2013 Subaru BRZ, in either form, offers a unique thrill ride in one of the best sports car packages on the road today.

Not overpowered, but not overpriced either, it offers an affordable alternative for those who know that a real driver’s delight is not in brute muscle but in finding that intangible sweet spot of performance, the balance that lies somewhere between power and handling.

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Christine Mitchell, the “Car Lady” delivered a presentation on vehicle maintenance, using a combination of common sense and wit.

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Christine Mitchell calls herself “The Car Lady,” but if she wasn’t a licensed technician with 28 years experience, she could easily perform stand-up comedy.

On September 17, Mitchell addressed a full house at Highland GM in Aurora, delivering snippets of automotive wisdom interspersed with jokes and one-liners that kept the audience laughing – and focused on her message of common-sense car care.

She was right at home in the dealership, having spent 12 years as a GM technician, but her words were universal. Be it the oftenrepeated message of changing your oil, or the more obscure warning about overfilling your gas tank (it can damage your charcoal canister and cost $600 or more), Mitchell gave all those in attendance some advice to consider.

Also speaking at the event was Erynn Real, dealer relationship manager for GM Financial.

Working in the auto industry since 1998, she

covered all the bases in purchasing a vehicle, including the common debate of whether to finance or lease.

Jennifer Copley, general sales manager at Highland, noted the event was a tremendous success, giving everybody not just an entertaining evening of refreshments and hors d’oevres, but some information they can take home and use right away.

“Next to your home, a vehicle is typically your second-largest purchase,” she adds. “It makes sense to gain a better understanding of how it works, and to commit to do those things we discussed tonight. I hope this event will help our guests extend the life of their investment.”

Donations made at Highland Auto Professional’s ‘In the driver’s seat’ event went to POGO (Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario) to help support kids with cancer across York Region.

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Mazda5 designed for busy two-kid family Lee Ann Waterman York Region Media Group Wheelstalk.com Before this test drive, the Mazda5 was a little off my radar, but I will admit to having two preconceptions.

One was based on the first car I ever bought, a used 1986 Mazda 626 with a sun roof and a tape deck. I put thousands of kilometres on it as a junior reporter at a rural newspaper, with a long-distance boyfriend, before the brake line rusted through and my mechanic suggested it was time to move on. I loved that car.

Two: The Mazda5 is encroaching on minivan territory. My husband and I are DINKS (dual income, no kids).

And I don’t do minivans.

This car is designed for the busy two-kid family. It has four bucket seats, all with plenty of leg room. The rear two fold down easily to more than double the cargo space, which is handy for hauling those flat boxes of youbuild-it furniture or a new bicycle home from the store.

There are two additional, far less comfortable, seats at the back, but, when in use, they take up the majority of the cargo area. Perfect for car-pooling to school or soccer practice, but impractical for a family of more than four to use for more than short rides with limited gear.

Sliding doors are easier than standard for strapping in kids and car seats (I may not have any children, but I know a few) and preventing

parking lot incidents involving energetic children and nearby vehicles.

But the sliding doors also contribute to one of the vehicle’s worst features—its styling. I’ll admit that if it’s a minivan you’re after, good looks are likely pretty low on your ‘must have’ list. But if you’re a member of the “but-it’snot-a-minivan” crowd, styling will be a consideration and I don’t think the 2012 Mazda5 delivers. I prefer the slightly boxier look of the older model.

The Mazda5 has many of the bells and whistles I want in a car—and I particularly like the steering wheel-mounted audio controls and the climate control, which allows you to set a temperature and let the car adjust the air conditioning, fan or heater to that temperature.

But I was disappointed at the absence of a USB outlet for my iPod. You can plug your MP3 player into the auxiliary jack, but that means it won’t charge while it’s playing, and the sound quality suffers. An optional iPod adapter will set you back about $180.

The Mazda5 is one of the few family vehicles that come with a manual transmission—a plus in my books. Purchasing a car with a manual transmission will save you about $1,000 right out of the gate on most vehicles, and $1,200 for the Mazda5. And it will be more fun to drive.

I test drove the automatic with manual shift mode, which gives you the option of driving in fully automatic mode or being able to nudge the gear stick up or down to change gears.

While I find these transmissions a little gimmicky, I can see their appeal for drivers who prefer a manual transmission but commute daily through stop-and-go traffic, where an automatic transmission is practically a must.

Driving in either mode, I could not match Mazda’s fuel economy rating (9.5L/100km city and 6.7L/100km highway). But the car offered a smooth ride and precise steering.

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Porsche Cayenne well priced, good on gas From page W1

Ride in Normal, which we used 90 per cent of the time, felt firmer than the Audi Q5 I drove earlier this year, with the steering a slight bit heavier then the Audi, but the Audi felt better to me in this regard.

The highways my co-driver and I covered in Alaska seemed to be almost new, but there was lot of repaving going on.

The result is very little road or wind noise got into the cabin. With the standard audio system, reception was spotty as you might expect, but the quality of the sound was great.

I really liked the temporary spare that fits over the AdBlue tank. Painted construction orange with speed limit warning stickers attached, it makes anyone aware

that the spare is just that – temporary.

There seems to be no segment that attracts more interest and more new models than luxury CUV/SUVs. The price of the Cayenne is right in there and, of course, it carries the magic Porsche shield on the hood.

But, more than that, it now offers a super efficient diesel engine with the capability of covering 1,000 km on one tank.

Porsche’s only problem now is trying to meet demand.

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The interior of the 2013 Porsche Cayenne Diesel features the classic five-pot main instrument cluster with the tach the largest and dead centre.

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Aimed at European buyers, the three-door version of the Hyundai i30 family debuts next week at the Paris Motor Show.

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One of the youngest car companies in this country, Mitsubishi Motor Sales recently reached its ten-year mark in Canada. The milestone is supported by the 157,607 customers that have purchased Mitsubishi cars, sport utilities and crossovers since 2002.

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When you get on a bike with as much bling as the 2012 Harley-Davidson CVO Softail Convertible, you know you’re dealing with something near the top of the Harley food chain.

The company’s Custom Vehicle Operations (CVO) takes existing products and tweaks them into a limited-edition lineup of moveable art, creating factory custom bikes that give owners a head start on their ride personalization projects.

The CVO Softail Convertible has proved a popular choice, now in its third year of production and, as tested here, this latest 2012 version starts with a premium custom paint job that is individually finished in Abyss Blue with Catacomb Graphics.

I know, I know, enough with the airbrushed skulls, already. But the graphics are at least done in a subtly tasteful style and the deep shade of blue on the tank and fenders catches the eye with an almost luminescent quality. Other available colours include Satin Pewter, also with Catacomb Graphics and Crimson Red Sunglo with Scarlet Crystal Graphics.

As for the bling, well there are almost too many chrome components to count, although some of the bigger items worth mentioning include sharp-edged five-spoke, Stinger design 18-inch wheels and the chrome mini ‘ape-hanger’ handlebars that move your fists up into the wind.

Throw a leg over, slide into the seat and the first thing you will notice is one of the lowest

The 2012 Harley-Davidson CVO Softail Convertible featuring 110 cu in power, custom paint and graphics, chrome extras and an array of easily removable touring equipment.

seating positions in the Harley-Davidson lineup.

You sit in this bike, not on it and the depth of the seat position somehow makes this big bike feel smaller than it actually is.

The seat is comfortable, yes, even with a H-D metal badge mounted right in the middle where the sun don’t shine. The leather is decorated with reptile inserts, a styling cue repeated on the saddlebags, and even on a leather insert on the chrome air intake cover.

The second thing you will notice is the amount of equipment spread out in front of you. The bike comes well loaded with keyless ignition and an alarm system marked by a CVO backlit medallion on the tank console.

Cruise control is at the rider’s right thumb and a Road Tech Zumo 660 navigation and MP3 system provides turn-by-turn driving commands or music through the built-in 20 watt per channel amp and dual 3.5-inch 2-way integral speakers nestled at the base of the windshield. ABS is also standard.

In contrast to the tech-happy equipment level, the gauge display is very simple, a single tank-mounted perimeter-sweeping tachometer with an inset digital display readout for the clock, odometer, dual tripmeter and gear selection indicator, along with all the usual idiot lights.

The rider can scroll through the digital readouts via the combined trip/horn button at his/ her left thumb. A chrome-faced fuel gauge on the left mirrors the chromed fuel cap on the right.

The windshield has been modified for 2012, vented and redesigned to be taller and wider for enhanced wind protection. And the windshield, along with the other touring features – saddlebags, pillion seat and backrest – can all be removed quickly and easily to convert the CVO Softail from long haul touring mode to solo ride in-town cruising.

Those switchable elements give the CVO Softail Convertible a kind of two-bikes-in-one quality that is still fairly unique in the industry.

Thumb the starter and the Screamin’ Eagle

Twin Cam 110B engine erupts, roaring to life.

The motor is counter-balanced and smoother at idle than some of the other Harley engines but at 1802 cc it is still a beast. Harley-Davidson lists a 105 lb/ft torque rating at 2750 rpm; other test reports have mentioned power ratings in the ballpark of 80 hp.

Regardless of the numbers, the bike pulls like a train and accelerates up to speed quickly, loping easily in the neighbourhood of 2000 rpm at highway speed.

I tended to prefer fourth or fifth gear for less chunky power on country road runs but with gobs of torque available in any gear, acceleration is never a problem. Neutral is occasionally hard to find and first gear thunks in with authority but, let the motor unwind, and the six-speed Cruise Drive transmission shifts neatly enough.

After two fillups, my combined fuel economy was 6.3L/100km, giving me a theoretical range of about 300 km per tank.

Full floorboards add to touring comfort but they will drag easily due to the limitations of a 26-degree lean angle. Riders might have to slow to avoid grinding on some of the twistier bits, but any road irregularities are easily handled by a smoothly capable suspension.

That smooth ride, complemented by the comfortable riding position and touring equipment makes this bike a road-friendly companion for either short cruises or even over the long haul.

How do we sum up the 2012 Harley-Davidson CVO Softail Convertible?

It’s not for the faint of heart.

An almost $34K price tag reflects its premium equipment levels and limited-edition rarity.

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