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Santa and Mrs. Claus arrive at the Amherstburg Santa Claus Parade Saturday night. Thousands lined the parade route to enjoy the annual parade.

Thousands lined Amherstburg’s streets last Saturday night to watch Santa Claus come to town again this year. Amherstburg’s annual Santa Claus Parade rolled, danced and marched down Dalhousie St., with dozens of floats, buskers and organizations both local and international lighting up the night. The parade was presented by the Windsor Parade Corporation under great weather conditions. “We come out every year with the kids and the cousins,” said event attendee Jason Renaud after the show. “We’re very appreciative of these kinds of events that bring the community together.” His children, eight-year-old Haley Renaud and six-year-old Lucas Renaud, were all smiles and giggles. “My favourite part (of the parade) was the people playing music,” Haley said. “Now, I’m just cold.” The parade started on Sandwich St. North, proceeded Sandwich St. S. to Richmond, down Richmond St. to Dalhousie St. before ending up at the Gingerbread Warming House in Toddy Jones Park. It seems that, while holiday cheer may warm the heart, it does little for tiny fingers. For more photos from Saturday night’s Santa Claus Parade, please turn to Page 26.

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Town council cuts budget, proposed tax increase now at 0.56% By Ron Giofu

After a lengthy evening meeting and an all-day budget session, town council has pretty much wrapped up its 2020 budget. While the budget itself is expected to be finalized and passed Dec. 9, town council concluded its budget deliberations last Wednesday evening with the tax increase sitting at 0.56 per cent. That fell nearly four per cent from the original 4.55 per cent the town faced going into deliberations.

Treasurer Justin Rousseau indicated that he wanted to go over all the motions made by town council and verify the numbers, but said that a 0.56 per cent tax increase would translate into an extra $14 on a home valued at $250,000. The 0.56 per cent increase is the town’s share of the tax bill only, and does not factor in the county or school board components of an overall tax bill. “It makes the message to the residents a lot easier,” Mayor Aldo DiCarlo said of the reduction. “It’s 0.56 per cent. I’ve got to be happy with that number. It’s

Treasurer Justin Rousseau fields a question during budget deliberations at town hall. Town council and administration met last Tuesday night and all-day Wednesday to hammer out the 2020 budget. council’s position and I support their position.” DiCarlo said “budgets are a question of balance” and didn’t believe there will ever be a “perfect” budget. He said the residents wanted the budget to be lowered and they were able to do that, so he believes that will be news they want to hear. Noting Deputy Mayor Leo Meloche wanted an extra $250,000 in the budget to put towards capital reserves, the mayor added they are still able to undertake road and bridge projects this year. “We’re investing in projects we’ve wanted to do for a while,” said DiCarlo. “Overall, it’s a good budget.” Among projects in the capital budget are $2.75 million to reconstruct Concession 4 North from Alma St. to County Road 10 (Middle Side Road), rehabilitate Pacific Ave. at a cost of $350,000 and replacing a watermain on that road for another $450,000, the long awaited bridge replacement on Concession 2 North over the Long Marsh Drain at $1.182 million, the resurfacing

of roads in the St. Therese subdivision in Malden Centre at a cost of $185,000, engineering a Concession 5 North bridge over the Canard River at $400,000, and decommissioning the Edgewater Lagoon at a cost of $1.055 million. There are other projects as well as replacement of equipment and fleet. Meloche made a motion to add the $250,000 back into the budget for capital reserves because he believed there were projects that were being “kicked down the road” that will have to be dealt with by future generations. He wanted to “top up” capital reserves, citing the position the budget was in after cutting nearly four per cent from it. He added his belief that councils as far back as 15-20 years ago didn’t do a good enough job with its financial planning and didn’t want the current council to be in the same situation. The motion, which did not receive a seconder, would have brought the tax rate increase to 1.62 per cent. Town council agreed to some staffing requests, but declined others. In the public works budget, council agreed to a full-time water and FAST wastewater operator but declined to hire a full-time roads operator.

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Continued from Page 2 The water operator position will be paid for through water rates with the cost of salary and benefits being $79,630. The roads operator position and its associated cost of $79,625 got the axe. The reasoning behind both position requests from administration was that the number of both have been the same since amalgamation, meaning there have been six road operators since 1998 and seven water operators since that time as well. Meloche made the motion to cut the road operator position from the 2020 budget and also called for a departmental review of public works before any additional staffing requests could be made. Councillor Michael Prue noted he could not OK a new position and agree to a $50,000 budgetary request for overtime and said “I am going to have to do one or the other.” Councillor Peter Courtney also wanted a look at the organizational chart. “We have to run this town more efficiently,” said Courtney. CAO John Miceli indicated the contract with the unionized employees was negotiated four years ago with the aim of creating efficiencies, noting new hires will work split shifts going forward but that currently can’t be done with long-term employees. He added the town is currently unable to meet existing service levels. Town council also cut the 12-month bylaw development co-ordinator request from the budget and its $68,783 price tag. That job would have updated bylaws and the person would have carried the legal expertise to help update them. Director of planning, development and legislative services Mark Galvin believed it will help the department tackle the work required to update the bylaws while freeing up existing staff for other duties. Meloche said he “has reservations about hiring a co-ordinator position” and that it was “premature” to ask for more bodies in that department. Courtney believed the work can be done on a “case-by-case basis” and that he wasn’t in favour of a full-time body for the year. A full-time planner was approved at a cost of $97,980. Galvin noted they are down to two bodies in that department, as a contract employee left last August. The planning department deals with the third highest number of planning applications in Essex County, he added, but they have the fewest staff, adding most planning departments have three or four people. Meloche felt it made sense to go full-time rather than to invest in training a contract employee that may leave for full-time employment. Galvin added that by having a full-time employee, the town could attract better candidates including contract employees that work elsewhere. Prue asked if the person could be hired in the spring in order to save the $18,000 difference in costs that exists between a contract employee and a full-time staff member. Town council also authorized a part-time groundskeeper position at a cost of $41,842. Manager of parks Annette Zahaluk said that is not a new person but rather bringing the department back up to former levels. A student couldn’t perform the work the same as someone with a trained horticultural background. Meloche pointed out there is more work to do now that the former St. Bernard School, Belle Vue and the Duffy’s site have been added to the town’s inventory but Courtney questioned whether the department could hold off. The weather played a factor in the parks’ conditions this year with DiCarlo noting “I got a lot more complaints this year than I normally would.” Both Prue and Councillor Marc Renaud commented they wanted to see a reduction in the $10,000 overtime line also in the budget. Renaud said with the person working 40 hours per week in spring and summer (as opposed to the 24 per week in fall and winter), it should help cover off other employees. Town council also eliminated the manager of

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First of all, I have to agree that we should treat everybody with respect no matter who we meet or talk to. However, if a person or organization like the town administration and some of the town council does not show any respect to the taxpayers of Amherstburg then they will lose all respect. Respect is something you have to earn over time and your words and actions play a big role in obtaining the respect of people. It has been endless times that the Amherstburg taxpayers have voiced their concern over yearly property tax increases and latest the Ouellette Drain issue. Did the administration or town council listen? No. In fact, residents attending the drain issue were told that “we have to hold this public meeting by law” even though the approval of the Drain work was already on next council meeting agenda. This clearly shows that the administration did not care one bit what the residents had to say. Now we have this “Great Spaces, Great Places” proposal. As per the RTT both DiCarlo and Miceli said “it is almost too good to believe.” I thought we all learned that if something is too good to be true then stay away from it. The mayor, town council and administration think spending more money on projects that drive up the tax burden is a wonderful thing. Again, an action that shows disrespect to the taxpayers. Finally, coming back to the Respect aspect of it all. How can we show respect if the mayor, Miceli and the council disrespect the residence of Amherstburg? —Holger Kretschmann Amhertsburg

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Town to seek Municipal Modernization Program funding By Ron Giofu

Amherstburg is seeking upwards of $200,000 under the Municipal Modernization Program, but there are concerns. A successful application would see the town engage a third party consultant to undertake a municipal service review to address opportunities to achieve cost savings and efficiencies and possibly to share services with municipalities. CAO John Miceli indicated the program is geared for municipalities whose population is under 100,000. “They are ramping this up for a reason, in my opinion. It's to prepare municipalities for a reduction in funding,” said Miceli. A provincial grant of $1.4 million could be on the chopping block, the CAO indicated. Miceli also noted ratepayers are looking for the town to cut costs. Councillor Michael Prue recalled when, as mayor of East York, six mayors and CAO's in the Toronto area came up with plans to share services, but the provincial government of the day used that as a reason to amalgamate. Prue said he wasn't sure amalgamation would happen, but shared a concern about the town losing autonomy. He cautioned Amherstburg must not lose control over planning as “you might as well fold up your tent” if that is lost. Deputy Mayor Leo Meloche noted

“there's a lot of seeds planted” thanks to the regional EMS service and by contracting out policing to Windsor. “At the end of the day, we have to embark on this exercise and also protect our autonomy,” said Meloche. “We all want services at the cheapest possible price. We don't want to be seen as uncooperative and have something forced down our throats.” Meloche believed other municipalities should be part of the process. Miceli has spoken with other county CAO's and the motion called for regional mayors to meet. Miceli added the town could still find efficiencies within its operations with the consultant's aid. Councillor Peter Courtney said the 1998 amalgamation didn't have the savings that were proposed and service levels have declined since. He asked if this was an issue county council should be dealing with, and was told the county was not eligible. Councillor Marc Renaud said they need to look at efficiencies, but added “I don't trust the Conservative government.” Mayor Aldo DiCarlo said they have found savings through police and EMS but shared concerns over a loss of autonomy. “You don't want to lose the identity of your municipality,” said DiCarlo, noting the town was founded in 1796. “We started a lot of things here and we want to remain Amherstburg.”

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Town uses $464,000 of police savings to slash tax rate increase By Ron Giofu Town council slashed nearly four per cent off its originally projected tax rate increase with a large chunk of that coming through the use of police savings. Administration had recommended putting the $564,000 the town reportedly saved from switching to Windsor police into a reserve in case there is ever a want to revert back to Amherstburg police, but town council opted to only place $100,000 into a reserve and apply the balance to reducing the tax rate. Councillor Michael Prue said that was the recommendation of the audit and finance committee and he made the motion that council go along with it. He believed it was a “long shot” that Amherstburg would go back to having its own service, believing the cost would be too onerous to do so. “The citizens of Amherstburg were always promised (the switch to Windsor police) is going to save them money,” said Prue. Councillor Patricia Simone agreed with Prue, but others believed the entire amount should have been applied to the tax rate. Deputy Mayor Leo Meloche said

there was already $344,000 in the police reserves and believed the taxpayers should benefit from having the full amount applied to the tax rate. Meloche said there is more of a push towards regional policing than individual municipalties having their own police forces with it being a similar model to EMS, with Councillor Marc Renaud also believing the push is more to a regional model and that taxpayers should get the benefits of having the full $564,000 applied to the tax rate. Councillor Peter Courtney said the issue “divided our town” but matter is “too far gone” to ever afford switching back. He also said the end goal is likely regional policing but was fine with Prue’s motion. Councillor Don McArthur wanted to use the entire amount towards the tax increase. “If we go back, it’s going to take a lot more than $100,000,” he said. The motion to put $100,000 in a reserve and use the rest towards the tax rate was passed in a 4-3 recorded vote. Prue, Courtney, Simone and Mayor Aldo DiCarlo voted in favour with Meloche, Renaud and McArthur being opposed.

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Amherstburg fire chief Bruce Montone (left) fields a question during last week’s budget deliberations. At right is fire clerk Dan Monk. By Ron Giofu The costs associated with having a fire truck transported to Boblo Island were questioned by one member of council, with others having questions as well. A $5,000 budget request, which was kept in the budget after extensive debate, to put a 1995 Spartan-model fire truck on Boblo Island was granted though Councillor Peter Courtney tried to have that number reduced to $2,500. Courtney said water levels have receded for the time being and that while he knew they will likely rise again, he feared there could be a “snowball” effect in terms of costs if requests like the one proposed kept getting granted. “I’m still not sold,” he said. “I’m still

not understanding how this is going to benefit anybody.” Fire chief Bruce Montone stated there was a 2017 motion of council that approved the short-term fix and that the $5,000 was to keep the truck up to Ministry of Transportation standards. He said the island’s owners, Amico Developments Inc., have been co-operative and have helped keep costs down. He indicated a portion of the upcoming Fire Master Plan will cover the issue of fire protection on Boblo Island. Courtney wasn’t buying it and believed the current council should re-examine the decision of the previous council. He noted other measures, such as a ramp improvement to allow the

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trucks to get on the ferry, are being people on the island wanted to absorb undertaken. the additional costs of having a truck “I don’t think a truck on Boblo Island and station there. is needed,” he said. The truck will be kept in a portion of The truck would be used in cases the former dance hall, Montone stated, where there is difficulty getting the and Courtney questioned the timing vehicles from mainland stations onto the of getting firefighters to the island island and Montone said they know the then having them have to run to the high water levels will return. He pointed dance hall to get the truck. Courtney out that fire underwriters have deemed praised the work of Montone and the the island as “unprotected” and there entire department but didn’t think are issues of high insurance premiums the situation was preferable of having for Boblo residents. firefighters having to spend extra time Courtney said people knew the to get to the truck. conditions when they purchased property there and feared there would be additional costs down the road for all residents, including the mainland residents. FRIDAY ................................... NOV 29 CAO John Miceli KARAOKE 8 P.M. -12 A.M. believed the island residents pay a SATURDAY ........................... NOV 30 disproportionate level 12:30 P.M. of taxes based on the AFTERNOON EUCHRE services they receive, REGISTRATION $5.00 noting Boblo residents GAME@1 PM FULL PAYOUT currently contribute four CHICKEN WINGS 4-6 P.M. per cent of the town’s tax base. The level of service 7-11 P.M. LIVE MUSIC Boblo residents get JUST THE 2 OF US compared to those on the mainland is “not even MONDAY................................... DEC 2 close,” Miceli stated. KITCHEN OPEN AT 6 P.M. “I think we’d be very hard pressed to say we BINGO • JACKPOT $1,200 provide the same services TUESDAY .................................. DEC 3 to island residents as we do to residents on the TWISTED TUESDAY mainland,” said Miceli. 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. Courtney said “it’s a DARTS 7 P.M. START • POOL 7 P.M. START choice” to live on Boblo and that he was fine if

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Town council to purchase new pagers for Amherstburg Fire Department By Ron Giofu

Town council has agreed to purchase new pagers for the Amherstburg Fire Department but will be doing so over a longer period than originally requested. The projected cost to pay for 72 new pagers for the fire department was estimated by Chief Bruce Montone at $60,000, with Montone suggesting it be paid over two years. Councillor Michael Prue wanted it stretched over three years,

to shave $10,000 off of this year’s budget. Montone said they are down to one spare, and noted in a report to town council that the last quantity purchase was made in 2014 and the current model is no longer produced by the manufacturer for repairs and replacement parts are tough to come by. Councillor Don McArthur was unimpressed the pagers only lasted five years. “I don’t know that we should reward them with new business unless they can give us a big discount,” said McArthur. Montone said technology has changed and that it is “vital” that firefighters have functional pagers. He said the pagers being requested are rugged, more so than cell phones, which he also investigated. “It isn’t something we can ignore for much longer,” said Montone. Road projects held back – Two members of town council each questioned why specific road projects were not recommended in the 2020 budget and had no funding allotted to them. Councillor Michael Prue

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believed not having street lights along Front Road North between Ranta Marina and Malden Road A section of fence along the perimeter of the town is a safety concern, stating hall property is currently being braced to keep it he doesn’t know of any standing. Council opted to spend $5,000 for repairs, other roads “as dangerous but declined a request for $25,000 to replace as this.” the entire fence. CAO John Miceli said the estimated cost of $475,000 could recreation committee. be prioritized in a future budget with Economic development officer – The treasurer Justin Rousseau stating it is in town’s desire to have an economic the town’s ten-year outlook for future development officer was discussed, with projects but not feasible for this year. Prue indicated he wanted one when he Councillor Patricia Simone ran and still wants to explore it. Meloche questioned why there is no signalization said there are members of administration recommended this year for the already doing a good job and suggested intersection of Simcoe St. and Meloche the town look further at it in the 2021 Road, adding she is hopeful it comes budget process. forward in next year’s budget. Miceli said “We need an economic development a roundabout is recommended as part officer but there is no appetite from the of the Great Spaces, Great Places grant ratepayers to add people right now,” said funding request with Deputy Mayor McArthur. Leo Meloche endorsing the idea of a Fencing and chairs – The town is roundabout, believing it could reduce the looking at fencing repairs at the perimeter number of serious accidents. of the town hall property, though Mickle Park – Town council debated administration has a lot less to work whether to spend $75,000 towards with than what they originally asked for. upgrading and naturalizing Mickle Council slashed a $25,000 budget request Park and having it blend in with nearby for a new fence at town hall to $5,000 Big Creek. Manager of parks Annette after discussing the state of the fence. Zahaluk said flooding in the area has led Prue understood nearby residents want to the park being hard to access currently privacy, but $25,000 was too steep for with residents having complaints over him. ticks and mosquitoes. Administration “Do we need a fence at all?” asked picked Mickle Park to “do something Simone. different with.” Meloche questioned how long the town Meloche said McGregor residents will be using the current town hall, citing have been waiting for a sidewalk down incoming accessibility standards the Middle Side Road to get to Co-An Park municipality has to address. for some time and wanted that project Meanwhile, the town will spend prioritized. Councillor Marc Renaud said $10,000 on 100 padded stacking chairs naturalizing the park is a “unique idea” at the Libro Centre. Manager of Libro but also saw Meloche’s point. Centre operations Sandy Lindsay said the “It’s about balance, I guess,” said current chairs should no longer be used. Renaud. “We have to start replacing them,” said Council placed the $75,000 into the Lindsay. “Someone is going to get their parkland reserve with future discussions leg cut or clothes caught. We can’t put planned, including by the parks and them out.” Fireworks – The addition of another $10,000 to the tourism A.A.M. GOODFELLOWS department was chopped by council, as that money would have went towards a barge for the Canada Day fireworks in case the water levels rose again next year. Manager of tourism and culture Anne (please call between 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.) Rota actually agreed with the motion to eliminate PLEASE NOTE: the request, stating “we •Last date to submit is Dec.14/2019 didn’t want to spend the •We require name and phone number of both the $10,000” but noted there caller and the person submitting for a basket are still questions over the •All applications will be reviewed 2020 event due to Mother to determine need Nature. •Residents of the Town of Amherstburg, Anderdon and Malden only. Simone suggested finding a sponsor for the Goodfellow Newspaper event. Suggestions over Sales will be moving the fireworks Friday, Dec 13th to the Libro Centre did not gain traction, 10:00am - Noon with Montone stating & 4:00pm - 6pm measurements were done Saturday, Dec 14th and “there isn’t enough 10:00am - Noon clear land.”

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An absolute charming 3 bdrm home on Balaclava street in the heart of Amherstburg. Tons of updates including newer eat in kitchen w/breakfast bar, ceramic and laminate throughout, freshly painted, fully fenced yard, and for the hobbiest or car enthusiast, a heated detached garage with workshop. Walking distance to all amenities in town including schools, shopping, parks, churches. Terrific value here. Call Brad Bondy @ 519-736-1766

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75 PARKSIDE DR, MCGREGOR $147,900

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6 PARK, KINGSVILLE

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3 bedroom, 2 bath family home - newer built approx. 10 years. Beautiful backyard access with outdoor kitchen bbq. Utilities included. Snow & maintenance included. Appliances included. Call John D’Alimonte, Kim Wheeler & Jayci Wigle Sales Representatives 519-736-1766

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Very well cared for 4 + 1 bedroom, 1.5 bath home in sought after South Windsor. Large bonus room addition above garage with gas fireplace, great potential for mother in law suite, patio doors off main floor bedroom leading to rear yard, full basement with family room and 2nd gas fireplace, gas furnace (approx 2008) central air (approx 2010), shingles (approx 2014), whirlpool tub in main bath, attached extra deep garage (12 x 33) and so much more.

Penthouse living in Kingsville. Enjoy the sweeping views of Lakeside Park balcony & views of Lake Erie in this 2 bedroom, 2 bathrooms (1 ensuite) penthouse condo in downtown Kingsville. The building is under 1 yr old and offers all appliances, underground parking, and low condo fees. This condo is perfect for retirees looking to enjoy a stress free life in wonderfully charming Kingsville. The building offers a private sundeck on the main level equipped with barbecues made available to all residents along with a rooftop party room and outdoor sitting area perfect for parties and family events. This building is handicap accessible, well thought out and constructed by award winning builder Petretta Construction. Call Brady Thrasher, Debbie Nedin @ 519-736-1766

Very well maintained, move in ready ranch in McGregor. This lovely home offers 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, spacious liv rm and kitchen , with extensive renovations completed within the past 4 yrs. Roof, siding, windows 2013, new carpet and flooring 2014. New sundeck & shed. Common fees are $140.00/month, includes water, garbage and snow removal, use of pool and clubhouse. This is affordable living at its finest. John Pento, Sales Representative 519-736-1766 or direct 519-919-8767

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325 JASON CRT FOR LEASE $2,000 MTH

100 LINKS $625,000

County retreat situated along the region’s wine route! Sitting on over an acre is this beautiful country home w/4 bdrms and 2 baths, a det’d dbl garage w/another ov/sized storage shed directly behind, the ultimate garden/she shed on southwest corner of yard, and a roomy bunkie or guest house. 3 outbld feat metal roofs. Main flr of home has lg kitchen w/eating area, living rm, master bdrm on main, full bath, and a unique family rm w/gas fp and raised area perfect for entertaining. 3 add’l good sized bdrms upstairs and 2 pc bath. Full bsmt partially fin’d with loads of storage space and laundry. Co-Listed with JUMP Realty-Lorne DupuisThis property is avail for reg of offers however all offers to be presented on Mon Oct 7th, time TBD, at the request of the seller, no pre-emptive offers. 24 hrs notice for showings.Please attach schedule “B” to all offers in documents tab, deposit check made payable to LBO (586).

Beautiful open concept 2 bedroom 2 bathroom townhouse located in an exclusive area of Tecumseh. Features nice size kitchen with quartz counter tops. 2 car at r garage, 2 large bedrooms including a master bedroom approx. 18’ x 13’6”. Walk in closet, 4 piece ensuite bath, newer laminate flooring throughout. Corner gas fireplace in the living room. Patio doors to sun deck. Full unfinished basement and brand new appliances. Tenant agrees to provide a police clearance, credit check, first and last months rent. John Bondy, Sales Representative @ 519-890-1165 view photos @ www.homesbyjohnbondy.com

3 + 2 bedrooms, 3.5 baths. Heated in-ground pool. Call John D’Alimonte, Kim Wheeler & Jayci Wigle Sales Representatives 519-736-1766

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164 HYDE PARK

Jason Laframboise, Broker or Mitchell Deslippe, Sales Representative 519-903-5817

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2 IVY COURT, MCGREGOR $159,900 is wL Ne

Beautifully renovated spacious modular home w/carport & fam rm addition. This open concept layout features newer kitchen cabinets w/center island & bar stools, updated drywall, trim, paint, nice 4pc bathroom, vinyl clad wndws & gas furnace (2018), also features skylight, newer laminate & ceramic tile flrs. Wood deck & fence. Room for an addition behind fam rm. Approval by landlord is required. The seller reserves the right to accept or decline any offer. John Bondy, Sales Representative @ 519-890-1165 view photos @ www.homesbyjohnbondy.com

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16 LAIRD AVE. N. $1,190,900

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This incredible home will delight from its grand entrance w/ vaulted ceilings/porcelain flrs & spindled staircase to open concept liv rm w/tray ceiling/g fp & gleaming hardwood flrs. Kit features crisp white cabinetry & large island w/granite countertops & an abundance of light. 4 spacious bdrms, 6 baths (2 ens), enjoy the ambiance from the balcony of master bdrm overlooking lush landscaped yard w/lrg pond. Unique sun room w/hot tub overlooking spectacular backyard w/in-ground pool, covered patio and manicured grounds. You will not be disappointed with approx. 6000 sq ft (liv space) brick 2 storey home with top of the line finishings. It’s difficult to list all indoor/outdoor features, so schedule a tour today! Call Brady Thrasher, Debbie Nedin @ 519-736-1766

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Brick to roof ranch in prestigious Pointe West Golf & Country Club. This home in the last 8 years has gone through a complete main floor transformation. Open concept, 4 bedroom main floor, furnace 2019, shingles 3 years, hardwood floors, gorgeous kitchen, quartz counters, full basement, main floor laundry, 2 more bedrooms downstairs. Attached 2.5 car garage. All showings must be after 5:00p.M. Everyday due to work schedule. This ppty is avail for registration of offers however no offers will be viewed until 6pm Nov 1, 2019 as per the request of the seller. Seller has the right to accept or decline any offers.

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From its enviable acreage counts to its country charm, this grand oasis is surrounded by the most beautiful scenery you’ll ever see. Situated on an impressive 18.5 acre wooded ppty in the highly regarded ‘pleasant valley’, sits a stunning recently completed 2 storey home overlooking a 1 acre private pond equipped w/a 3-tier waterfall. Appreciate the exceptional finishes both inside & outside of the home, from the outdoor Argentinean kitchen, concrete pebble stone heated in ground pool, to the jaw dropping main kitchen w/sliding doors leading to the covered full outdoor kitchen w/retractable screens. Smart home features & automation offered throughout the ppty to simplify your life & maximize your daily experience. The main home features 5 bdrms, 4 baths. Guest home features 1 bdrm, 1 bath. Site features: 5 car garage, barn 6500 sq ft shop with solar contract generating approx $7,000./year in income for the property owner (contract transferable). Step into the life you deserve!! Call Brady Thrasher, Debbie Nedin @ 519-736-1766

Quality built home by Duri Construction ltd. Very attractive 3 bedroom 2 full bath, 1740 sq ft (approx) ranch style home in beautiful Meadowview Estates, features brick & stone exterior with stylish architectural metal siding accents & open concept design. Inviting great room with custom entertainment wall, modern electric fireplace & flush tv opening along with 9’ ceilings and 10’ tray to give an open comfortable feel. Hardwood & ceramic flooring throughout. Master bedroom features walk in closet, ensuite bath and architectural ceiling. Quality built kitchen with granite/quartz counter tops, wide patio door leading to covered raised rear concrete porch. Main floor laundry and 2 car attached garage. Full unfinished basement with 3 pc rough-in bath and the list goes on! Everything you want & more in this custom quality-built home.

Jason Laframboise, Broker or Mitchell Deslippe, Sales Representative 519-903-5817

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383 ERIEVIEW AVE

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1 $4 Truly one of a kind 2 storey home resting in he beautiful town of historic Amherstburg. Approximately 2708 sq. Ft. 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms. Offering plenty of living space. Large kitchen with lots of cabinets, built in oven. Hardwood, laminate and ceramic flooring throughout. Oversized garage with 2 pc bath. Large fully fenced back yard featuring 16 x 32 in-ground pool (new liner & pump 2017), sundeck w/pergola & patio perfect for entertaining. Furnace 8 yrs, a/c 2017, pool insp. 2016. Call John D’Alimonte, Kim Wheeler & Jayci Wigle Sales Representatives 519-736-1766

Welcome to 1207 Front Rd N in Amherstburg. Spacious and location all in one, situated on just over 1/2 acre of land. Main lvl features, 3 bdrms, lrg kitchen and dim rm, liv rm and a 4pc bath. Lower lvl completely finished with a 2nd kitchen, 3 pc bath, fam rm w/natural fireplace, rec rm, laundry and plenty of storage. Grade entrance to rear yard, concrete cement patio and a 2 1/2 car detached garage. John Pento, Sales Representative 519-736-1766 or direct 519-919-8767

If you’re looking for a waterfront home with an incredible view then 1145 Front road is the home for you. This beautiful home sits on a large lot across from their boat dock that accompanies this property. This home features many updates including flooring, patio doors, furnace and a/c over the last 5 years. You will enjoy beautiful days outside whether its watching the freighters go by or your out back enjoying the peaceful sound of the pond. Don’t miss out on this incredible property as it won’t last long. Over sized heated garage perfect for anyone looking to use as a workshop or man cave. Give l/s a call today to set up your personal tour Please attach Schedule “B” to all offers in documents tab, deposit check made payable to LBO (586) Call Brad Bondy @ 519-736-1766

286 TEXAS

9500 RIDGE LEASE

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Neat as a pin fully finished brick to roof r/ranch in Amherstburg in a desired location. This 3 bdrm 3 bath home features large open concept kitchen, main flr laundry, master bdrm w/walk in clst and ensuite, 4 season sun room o/looking huge rear fenced yard, huge driveway w/stamped concrete drive, grade entrance, 2nd kitchen, tons of storage, shows extremely well, Open for registration of offers, all offers to be presented 6pm November 12th, 2019 as per request of the seller. No preemptive offers or escalation clauses. Please attach schedule “B” to all offers in documents tab, deposit check made payable to LBO (586). Call Brad Bondy @ 519-736-1766

Welcome to 61 Higgins. Extremely well kept raised ranch in a great neighbourhood situated on a large corner lot. Professionally landscaped with plenty of trees offering a private rear yard. Large shed/workshop. Gazebo, patio and a 12’ x 14’ sundeck with built in bar seating. Open concept floor plan. Eat-in style kitchen. Recently painted throughout. Large bedrooms on the main floor and a 4 pc bathroom with corner jacuzzi tub. Fully finished lower level. Nice family room with gas fireplace. Large office/den currently used as the “Man-cave”. Plenty of storage space. Heated attached car garage. Many recent updates including furnace 2018, a/c 2017, shingles 2016. Tankless hot water tank, owned. In-ground sprinkler system. This property is available for the registration of offers however no offers will be viewed until October 15, 2019 as per the request of the sellers. Sellers have the right to accept or decline any offer.

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Stunning 2 bedroom lower level unit, in great family area. Modern kitchen, 2 spacious bedrooms, family room and 4 pc bathroom. Grade entrance to unit. Utilities included in price. All kitchen appliances supplied. No washer and dryer, however hook ups are available. Rental application, credit check and prior references required. Contact la for more information. Call John D’Alimonte, Kim Wheeler & Jayci Wigle Sales Representatives 519-736-1766

519-919-2006

Very well maintained 3+2 bedroom, 2 full bath raised ranch home in popular Kingsbridge Subdivision. Open floor plan with vaulted ceilings, formal dining area, maple kitchen cabinets and patio door leading to sun deck. Hardwood and ceramic flooring, cozy family room with gas fireplace, 2 car attached garage and so much more. Situated on a spacious fenced in lot. Jason Laframboise, Broker or Mitchell Deslippe, Sales Representative 519-903-5817

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Gorgeous waterfront property high on the bluffs of Oxley. You will enjoy the benefits of having raised views whether from the deck just outside the patio doors, the viewing area only one flight down, or at water’s edge enjoy a fire as the waves lap upon the shore. The home features 2 bdrms w/large master w/walk-in and cheater door to bthrm. Warm and rustic kitchen, huge living/family rm /gas fireplace stretches across the home to enjoy window wall to the lake. Patio drs to vast deck with winding stairs to water’s edge will impress your guests. This lakefront property has outbuilding/garage that can serve as garage and a large area to entertain, use a yoga studio, or just a ‘she shed’ or ‘mancave’. Furnace/AC rented for $124.29/mth. This property has a pre-determined offer date of Sept 17th at 4pm. Sellers reserve the right to view, accept/decline any offer including pre-emptive offers.SEE SCHEDULE “B” IN DOCUMENTS. DEPOSITS MADE PAYABLE TO LBO -586.

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Very well kept 4 bedroom, 2 full bath, 2 storey waterfront home. Open floor plan with amazing views of beautiful Lake Erie. Spacious living room and sun room overlooking the in-ground pool, sun deck & water. Formal dining area. Large detached 2 car garage with heat & hydro backing onto scenic natural area. Best of all worlds. Don’t miss out. Buyer agrees to assume Lake Erie Country Club dues of $946 annually, for the exclusive use of property across street in addition to clubhouse, park etc. Buyer acknowledges and agrees to accept the local improvement charge for sanitary sewers in the amount of $488.95 per year expiring in the year 2022. This local improvement is in addition to the taxes shown on this mls listing.

Jason Laframboise, Broker or Mitchell Deslippe, Sales Representative 519-903-5817

309 MCLELLAN, AMHERSTBURG $359,900 Immaculate turn-key raised ranch located in Kingsbrige with nothing to do but move in. 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, fully finished both inside & outside & attached 2 car garage. Main floor features all 3 bdrms, hardwood & ceramic flooring throughout the entire area, full 4 pc bath w/cheater dr to master bdrm & kitchen w/breakfast bar. Lower level offers wide open-concept family rm w/gas fireplace, additional 3pc bath, large utility/laundry area & additional area off family room ideal for future office or potential 4th bdrm. New roof shingles (dec 2014), new hrv installed (mar 2015), new furnace & central air (Aug 2017). Rear yard is fully fenced w/sundeck off patio door leading to lower concrete patio. Call Ryan D’Alimonte, Sales Representative 736-1766

Great river canard sub. Location min. From park, large (corner/bend) lot, privacy fenced, rear yard access, 2 storage sheds, 3 season enclosed sun room, att. 1.5 car garage, inside entry, grade entrance, lrg foyer, wood burning fireplace in lrg entertaining family rm, 2 baths, 3 main floor generous size bedrooms, spa room w/hot tub, (windows, roof, furnace & air approx. 10 yrs) plus so much more - must see. Immed possession. Call Brady Thrasher, Debbie Nedin @ 519-736-1766

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Opportunity to own the famous stone house on the corner of Sandwich and Elm Streets in the heart of Amherstburg. Just as beautiful inside with wood accents and hrdwd flrs providing nostalgic feel. Mn flr has kitchen, formal dining area, living room w/gas fireplace and possible bdrm used as office. Upstairs has 3 large bdrms and 3 pc bath. Lots of ample storage throughout the home as no wasted space. The fully fin’d basement provides a modern flair w/ fam rm, games area, laundry rm and an o’sized 4 pc bath. Front porch perfect for morning coffee, back porch providing access to attached in-law suite with 1 bdrm, 4 pc bath, liv rm and kitchen w/eating area. Detached double garage, patio area and exquisite landscaping complete this fantastic property. This property is avail for registration of offers however no offers shall be viewed until Wed Nov 13, 2019 @ noon at the request of the seller.Please attach schedule “B” to all offers in documents tab, deposit check made payable to LBO (586).

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Stunning waterfront home with sunset views from most rooms. Outside is your own private oasis w/heated in ground pool, jacuzzi hot tub, waterfall, tiki bar, glass railings & more. Great dock & patio space for entertaining. Beautiful landscaping surrounds the front & back. Many updates inside & out. Interior is loaded w/granite, maple hrwd & marble finishings. Bright open concept design. Kitchen leads to fully enclosed sunroom, perfect place to watch the boats. Master suite approx 900 sq ft & overlooks the river w/huge windows & skylights. Walk-in closet w/built in organized shelving & drawers. Private steam room plus ensuite bath. Lwr lvl familyroom w/ granite & maple wet bar, stone fireplace. Sunroom w/walk outs to the pool. Another bdrm & bath. Tpl car garage, sauna, balconies & more. This ppty is avail for registration of offers however no offers will be viewed until 6pm on Nov. 5 2019 as per the request of the seller. Seller reserves the right to accept or decline any offers.

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House Youth Centre kicks off holiday shopping season with “ShopTacular” event By Jonathan Martin

Locals got a pre-holiday pampering last Sunday at the House Youth Centre’s “ShopTacular” event. Eighteen vendors and service providers donated their time and resources to the fund raiser, which provides around 10 per cent of the youth centre’s annual income. “Normally, we have a ladies’ spa day in the springtime,” said Jessica Jarvis, the House Youth Centre’s program coordinator. “This year, we had a lot going on behind Registered massage therapist Anissa Rawlings treats a the scenes, so we decided client at the House Youth Centre in Amherstburg on Sunday. to hold it in November and The House hosted a “shop-tacular” and spa day, where turn it into a holiday shoplocal businesses donated their time and services. tacular.” (Photo by Jonathan Martin) Nancy Labombard of

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Pursuit of Pleasure Parties gathered the vendors, while Jarvis booked the service providers. On the main floor, patrons could partake in food, drinks, a variety of products, hairdressing services, makeup applications, alternative medicines, cartomancy and photography services. In the basement, three different massage therapy companies offered up their services free of charge. “We live in an incredibly generous community,” Jarvis said. “Since the House has been here for almost 49 years, I think people realize how big of an impact it has in our area and are excited to give back.”

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Missy Bergeron, who works for Neora, a holistic wellness brand, attended the event in previous years as a patron. This year, she took the leap and participated as a service provider. She attended the House Youth Centre’s meetings as a teen, too, she said, and then came back to mentor the next generation as a House leader. “The House is very important to the

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It is with great sadness, yet peace of mind that we announce that Rose Margaret Buhlman, aka Rosie / Maggie / Toot / Mom, passed away on November 18, 2019 in Windsor, to join her husband Jack/John. Mom had a long and busy life raising their seven children – Margaret /Peggy (Pedro), John (Lynda), Bob (Susanne), Jim (Cindy), Cathy (Mike), Patty (Kevin), and Tom (Katharin). Mom had a great love of travel and shared it with her children. After their honeymoon in Ottawa, she and Jack spent each July of our formative years crossing the country and camping each night. Mom’s travels took her further afield, venturing to Holland with Jack, and then exploring several U.S. states, the Middle East, Caribbean islands, Peru, New Zealand, and Portugal – too many places to list. Her other passions were nursing, having spent most of her career in the nursery at Hotel-Dieu Hospital Windsor and in Thunder Bay, and gardening in her Windsor, Thunder Bay and Amherstburg homes. Mom enjoyed sailing the Lightning, cross country skiing with our dad, and regaling all listeners with her jokes. Mom will be dearly missed not only by her children but her grandchildren - Bradley and Shannon, Tommy and Jannine, Michael, Stephen and Bryan, Shaun, Jason and Crystal, Matt and James and her great grandchildren Allie, Clinton and Gage, Austin and William, Jack, and Annika and Tony. “Toot” was pre-deceased by her brother Banjo and sister-in-law Dee Morin and will be remembered by her siblings MaryLou Chibi and Norman Martin (Rita). She will be missed by her in-laws Doris Martin, Joan Buhlman, and Carol Brown. We would like to thank the staff at Southwood Lake for their kindness and care. In lieu of flowers please send a donation to The Downtown Mission of Windsor, 664 Victoria Avenue, Windsor, ON Canada, N9A 4N2. Visitation was held on Friday November 22, 2019 from 7-9 p.m. at Families First (519-969-5841) 585 Sandwich Street South, Amherstburg. Funeral service was held on Saturday November 23, 2019 at 10:30 a.m. at Families First. Interment to follow at Heavenly Rest Cemetery, 5005 Howard Ave., Windsor. Share memories or make a charitable donation online at FamiliesFirst.ca Mom will host her last “treat” at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 594 (5030 Howard Ave.) following the burial service. Please drop in and tell us your best memory of Mom.

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Amherstburg’s Mitchell Demelo (8) gets a scoring chance on Wheatley goalie Jackson Ford in the second period of Sunday night’s 6-3 Admirals victory. road Thursday night for a game in Petrolia before returning home for a 7 p.m. game Sunday versus Blenheim. Bortignon said they are looking to get four points this week. The Admirals welcomed a new player Sunday night, as defenseman Trevor Klee was acquired via trade from Essex in exchange for Ty Moss. The lost starting

goalie Nick Bolton Sunday night, who is nursing a groin injury and was relieved by Evan Smith after one period. Bolton is day-to-day, said Bortignon. The Jr. C hockey club thanked Integrity Tool & Mold for the use of a pick-up truck and R.J. Clap for the use of a trailer during Saturday night's Santa Claus Parade.

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Lady Gens win season opening hockey game against St. Joseph

COMMUNITY NEWS - Wednesday, November 27, 2019 - 25 Mikalah Wilcox (9) attempts a wraparound during General Amherst’s 4-3 win over St. Joseph last week at the Libro Centre. The win puts the Lady Gens at 1-0 on the year. Amherst will be better than last year. He said the players are getting along well but they will have a better idea of where they stack up as the season goes along and they get a look at other teams. Pettypiece added they scored eight goals all of last season and managed

to get four in their first regular season game. The next WECSSAA game for General Amherst is today (Nov. 27) at the Libro Centre against the Massey Mustangs. Puck drop is scheduled for 3:30 p.m.

Abby Bondy (19) of General Amherst splits through a pair of St. Joseph defenders during girls hockey action last week at the Libro Centre. The Lady Gens won 4-3. By Ron Giofu The General Amherst Lady Gens girls hockey team won their first game of the 2019-20 WECSSAA Tier 2 season last week. The Lady Gens jumped out to a 3-0 lead against the St. Joseph Lasers last Monday afternoon and held on for a 4-3 win at the Libro Centre. Abby Bondy and Carlie Hayes put General Amherst up 2-0 after the first period with Bondy scoring again in the second period. Mikalah Wilcox scored in the third period for the Lady Gens. Wilcox also had three assists on the day with Abbie Drouillard and Hayes also having assists against the Lasers. Kayla Renaud played well in goal. She is one of two goalies the Lady Gens have on their roster this year, with coach Dan Pettypiece noting it is the first time in 12 years the girls hockey team has had two goalies on its roster. Abby Laframboise thought they played well against St. Joseph and worked hard as a team. “I think we can do pretty well in the

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regular season,” she said. Claire Schipper added they want to continue working hard as a team and progress as the season goes on. “I think we're going to get far,” said Schipper. “I'm hopeful we end up winning a lot of games.” Pettypiece said they stopped moving their legs and that allowed St. Joseph to get back in the hockey game. “They say a 3-0 lead is the worst in hockey and I can understand why,” said Pettypiece. The Lady Gens were without Sam Connell, whom Pettypiece hopes they get back soon, and he noted that a lot of girls are not on other teams this year so that was their first game of the season for them anywhere. “All in all, it was a good effort,” he said. General Amherst was in the Sandwich Earlybird Tournament recently, and went 1-2. They defeated St. Joseph 2-1 but lost to Villanova 3-0 and suffered a 6-0 loss to Belle River. Belle River and L'Essor are strong teams but Pettypiece believes General

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St. Clement’s choir sings “From the Heart” to benefit historic McGregor church

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“From the Heart,” a concert that featured performers from the St. Clement’s Church choir, was held Nov. 10 and 12 at the McGregor church. The event was a fundraiser for the church’s building fund. By Ron Giofu The St. Clement’s Church choir sang “From the Heart” last Sunday. The concert was held for two consecutive Sundays with the event being to raise money for the historic McGregor church’s building fund. The event was co-directed by Annette Barron and Denise Meloche-Renaud. Laurie-Anne Abraham, secretary at St. Clement’s Church, said it is mainly the Sunday morning choir that performed plus a few additional performers. In all, there were just over 20 singers that took the stage. “They’ve been practicing since the spring,” said Abraham. “Hundreds of hours. This is a big deal.”

All performers were from the McGregor area. Abraham explained they had a similar concert two years ago and had a standing-room only crowd, so they had two shows this year, each followed by a dinner at the McGregor Columbian Club Hall. A final total of what was raised this year was not known at press time but the 2017 fundraiser brought in over $10,000. Abraham credited Barron for her work to pull everything together. “She’s worked really hard getting this together,” said Abraham. Tickets for the concert were $10 each, but Abraham said they encouraged people to donate as well. “It’s local people getting together,” she added.

A resident of the Fraserville subdivision is pressing that town council allot enough funding to properly tend to the mosquito problems that part of Amherstburg has. Brenda Kokko Pare appeared before town council at the first night of budget deliberations and stated the budget for the mosquito abatement program was sliced in half last year and she wanted it restored for this year. Kokko Pare said the problem has once again become an issue 24/7 from April through October. “The mosquitos in our area are resilient,” she told council. “Our quality of life has been affected. Home values have decreased. People were removing swimming pools all because of the infestation of mosquitoes.” Kokko Pare also pointed out that Stella Maris School has to have “mosquito days” where the students have to stay inside at recess. When town council started treating the area in 2015, there were positive results, but last year’s cutback saw the problem return, she stated. Councillor Peter Courtney wondered about the mosquito program at the

Amherstburg Land Holdings property with director of engineering and public works Antonietta Giofu stating they have their own program that treats the areas they own. Courtney added the problem has been a long-standing one in that area. “This has been going on since I was a kid,” Courtney stated. The program had been funded in the amount of $55,000 but was reduced to $35,000 last year, with the public works director stating the problem increased again due to a new species of mosquito that didn’t respond to the previous type of treatment. She indicated that a different type of treatment that can reach the root of vegetation is what is needed to combat the new type of insect. Councillor Michael Prue was concerned about any possible environmental impacts but Kokko Pare said, based on the research she did on what the contractor uses, the material being used in the treatment was “very safe.” The town agreed to restore the funding to $55,000, up from last year’s $35,000.

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Applications will be received until Monday, December 23 at 4:00 pm from eligible residents of the Town of Amherstburg who desire to have their name considered for appointment to the Co-An Park Committee for the 2018-2022 Term. Co-An Park Committee â&#x20AC;&#x201C; seeking one (1) member to be appointed to the Co-An Park Committee. The Co-An Park Committee was established pre-amalgamation by the former Township of Colchester North (now Town of Essex) and the former Township of Anderdon (now Town of Amherstburg). The Committee oversees the operation, maintenance and management of the park and its personnel.

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Applicants must: â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘ â&#x20AC;˘

be a tenant or owner of land in the Town of Amherstburg, or the spouse of such owner or tenant; be 18 years of age or older; have a demonstrated expertise, interest, and involvement in the Parks and Recreation sector; fairly represent the sector of the specified committee; commit the time required to work on the Committee.

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Application forms are available at Town Hall, 271 Sandwich Street South, or on the Townâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s website at www.amherstburg.ca. All submissions will be accepted by the undersigned by mail, facsimile, hand delivery, email, or electronic submission via the website. Please visit the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Co-An Park Committeeâ&#x20AC;? page to view more information on the Co-An Park Committee. Please visit the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Vacanciesâ&#x20AC;? page to apply via electronic submission.

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28- COMMUNITY NEWS - Wednesday, November 27, 2019

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SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

Final Yard Waste Collection NOVEMBER 24

NOVEMBER 25

NOVEMBER 26

South Zone,

Monday Dec. 2nd

North Zone,

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

NOVEMBER 27 vVistVi Visit our RiverLights Winter Fesitival, Downtown Amherstburg (Kings Navy Yard Park and Toddy Jones Park)

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

NOVEMBER 28

NOVEMBER 29

NOVEMBER 30

Mayor’s Youth Advisory ĚǀŝƐŽƌǇ ŽŵŵŝƩĞĞ Committee Meeting DĞĞƟŶŐ ϱ Ɖ͘ŵ͘ 5 p.m. Community Room of Libro Centre

Town of Amherstburg Fire Siren ^ŝƌĞŶ dĞƐƟŶŐ ϭϮ͗ϬϬƉŵ Testing 12:00pm

Public WƵďůŝĐ ^ŬĂƟŶŐ Skating 4:30pm-6:30pm

Drop in Pickleball General Amherst 6 – 8 pm

Gingerbread Warming House open 5:30pm-8:30pm

NO Drop-in Family zŽŐĂ Λ >ŝďƌŽ dŽĚĂǇ Yoga @ Libro Today

White tŚŝƚĞ 'ŽŽĚƐ ŽůůĞĐƟŽŶ Goods Collection (Last day to call for a pick up is November 22nd)

Monday Dec. 9

DECEMBER 1

DECEMBER 2

Blenheim VS Admirals 7:00pm

Drainage ƌĂŝŶĂŐĞ ŽĂƌĚ DĞĞƟŶŐ Board Meeting Town Hall, Council Chambers 6:00 pm &ŝŶĂů ŽůůĞĐƟŽŶ Final Collection Yard Waste South Zone

The Libro Centre Turf Tots 9:00am-11:00am

DECEMBER 3 Senior’s Advisory Committee ŽŵŵŝƩĞĞ DĞĞƟŶŐ Meeting 5:00 p.m. The Libro Centre Turf Tots 10:00am-12:00am

DECEMBER 4 Parks WĂƌŬƐ ĂŶĚ ZĞĐƌĞĂƟŽŶ and Recreation Advisory ĚǀŝƐŽƌǇ ŽŵŵŝƩĞĞ Committee Meeting DĞĞƟŶŐ 6 ϲ Ɖ͘ŵ͘ Λ dŽǁŶ ,Ăůů p.m. @ Town Hall Council Chambers

DECEMBER 5 Economic Development Advisory ŽŵŵŝƩĞĞ DĞĞƟŶŐ Committee Meeting ϰ Ɖ͘ŵ͘ Λ dŽǁŶ ,Ăůů 4 p.m. @ Town Hall Council Chambers

DECEMBER 6 Gingerbread Warming House Open 5:30pm-8:30pm

DECEMBER 9

Wheatley VS Admirals 7:00pm The Libro Centre Turf Tots 9:00am-11:00am Gingerbread Warming House Open 5:30pm-8:30pm

DECEMBER 10

DECEMBER 11

Christmas at the Special ^ƉĞĐŝĂů ŽƵŶĐŝů DĞĞƟŶŐ Council Meeting Amherstburg Accessibility Advisory ĚǀŝƐŽƌǇ ŽŵŵŝƩĞĞ Committee - Planning Town Hall, Amherstburg Freedom Meeting DĞĞƟŶŐ ϱ Ɖ͘ŵ͘ Λ 5 p.m. @ Council Chambers Museum Board Room, Town Hall 5:00 pm 7pm Regular ZĞŐƵůĂƌ ŽƵŶĐŝů DĞĞƟŶŐ Council Meeting Town Hall, Council Chambers 6:00 p.m. &ŝŶĂů ŽůůĞĐƟŽŶ Final Collection Yard Waste North Zone

The Libro Centre Turf Tots 10:00am-12:00am

Public WƵďůŝĐ ^ŬĂƟŶŐ Skating 4:30pm-6:30pm Petrolia VS Admirals 7:00pm Drop-in ƌŽƉͲŝŶ &ĂŵŝůǇ zŽŐĂ Λ Family Yoga @ Libro 9-10 am $3/person $8/family of 5

Ù ù ½ recycle

DECEMBER 8

DECEMBER 7

DECEMBER 12

DECEMBER 13

,ĞƌŝƚĂŐĞ ŽŵŵŝƩĞĞ Heritage Committee DĞĞƟŶŐ Meeting ϱ͗ϯϬ Ɖ͘ŵ͘ Λ dŽǁŶ ,Ăůů 5:30 p.m. @ Town Hall Council Chambers

Drop in Pickleball General Amherst 6 – 8 pm Gingerbread Warming House Open 5:30pm-8:30pm

Gingerbread Warming House Open 5:30pm-8:30pm

DECEMBER 14 Lakeshore VS Admirals 7:00pm Public WƵďůŝĐ ^ŬĂƟŶŐ Skating 4:30pm-6:30pm Drop-in ƌŽƉͲŝŶ &ĂŵŝůǇ zŽŐĂ Λ Family Yoga @ Libro 9-10 am $3/person $8/family of 5 Gingerbread Warming House Open 5:30pm-8:30pm

The Corporation of the Town of Amherstburg 2020 Summer Student Lottery Positions Public Works Student General Labourers Parks Student General Labourers Summer Camp Leaders Tourism Representatives Detailed job descriptions and Student Lottery Application Guidelines are available on the Town’s Website www.amherstburg.ca. Qualified applicants are invited to submit a Student Lottery Application, along with copies of any required certifications listed as required on the job descriptions no later than Friday, February 7th, 2020 at 4:30 p.m.

*Please note that the Student Lottery Application must be filled out or your application will not be eligible. Resumes alone will not be accepted.

The Corporation of the Town of Amherstburg is recruiting a

GIS Summer Student (Non-Lottery Position) Visit www.amherstburg.ca for a detailed job description. Qualified applicants are invited to submit a resume outlining qualifications and experience as they relate to the position no later than Friday, February 7th, 2020 at 4:30 p.m. to: The Corporation of the Town of Amherstburg Human Resources Division 271 Sandwich St. South Amherstburg, ON N9V 2A5 Email: resumes@amherstburg.ca Personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O 2001, and will be used only for the purpose of determining eligibility for employment. The Corporation of the Town of Amherstburg is dedicated to maintaining a fair and equitable work environment, and in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, and the Human Rights Code, the Town of Amherstburg will provide accommodations throughout the recruitment and selection process to applicants with disabilities. If selected to participate in the recruitment process, please inform the Town of Amherstburg Human Resources staff of the nature of any accommodations you may require to ensure your equal participation.

519-736-0012 • www.amherstburg.ca 271 Sandwich St. South, Amherstburg, Ontario N9V 2A5