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Local company benefits from federal investment Ali RAZA araza@insidetoronto.com S c a r b o ro u g h c o m p a n y Celplast Metallized Products Ltd. received an investment of $2.075 million from the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) recently. Minister of State for FedDev Ontario Gary Goodyear and Scarborough Centre MP Roxanne James made the announcement at Celplast’s headquarters on Commander Boulevard last Friday. Celplast President Dante Ferrari and CEO Chuck Larsen were also present. The announcement was made after Goodyear and James received a tour of the facility with Ferrari and other management employees. “This sector is moving from the hardcore sweat and

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Minister of State for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario) Gary Goodyear, centre left, and Scarborough Centre MP Roxanne James announces the investment of $2.075 million for Celplast Metallized Products Ltd. at Celplast’s office on Commander Boulevard.

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Many lessons learned from Hurricane Hazel

ixty years ago today, Toronto woke up to a scene of horror. On the night of Oct. 15, accumulated heavy rains associated with Hurricane Hazel led to flooding that killed 81 people. On Raymore Drive along the Humber River, 32 houses were washed away and 30 people were killed. Five volunteer firefighters died when their truck was swept away as they tried to help a stranded motorist caught in the Humber’s flood waters. Along with the Humber, the Don and Rouge rivers and Highland Creek flooded their banks with enormous amounts of fast-moving water. By the time it was over, some 4,000 families across southern Ontario and more than 1,800 in Toronto had been left homeless. While 1954 may seem a long time ago to many, the impacts of Hurricane Hazel and how it changed land usage and development in Toronto are felt to this day. Also, judging by the many letters we’ve received from readers regarding the 60th our view anniversary, it is still well remembered by those who lived through it or lost family members. See our Better collected coverage of Hurricane prepared for Hazel and letters from our readers at www.insidetoronto.com/torondiasters to-topics/4909272-hurricanehazel-60-years-later In her letter, Yvonne Rice remembers how she and her husband tried to help at Raymore Drive: “We drove to Raymore Drive and when we got there the Humber River was huge and houses were floating down the river with people on top screaming for help. The firemen were all there and had ropes and were making a human chain to reach the stranded people. I will never forget their cries for help as long as I live.” Madeline McDowell, who is now vice-chair of the Humber Watershed Alliance, was 13 when Hurricane Hazel struck. She said at the time many didn’t realize how deadly the storm had been until the next day. Coming on the heels of days of heavy rains in southern Ontario, Hurricane Hazel resulted in some 20 billion gallons of water rushing down the Humber, washing away everything in its path – bridges, houses, vehicles and people. After the hurricane, a conservation authority, now known as Toronto Region Conservation Authority, was formed to improve flood control measures and regulate development on flood plains. A hard lesson was learned by the death and destruction of Hurricane Hazel, but our city is now much better prepared for natural disasters.

Write us The Scarborough Mirror welcomes letters of 400 words or less. All submissions must include name, address and a daytime telephone number for verification purposes. We reserve the right to edit, condense or reject letters. Copyright in letters remains with the author but the publisher and affiliates may freely reproduce them in print, electronic or other forms. Letters can be sent to letters@insidetoronto.com, or mailed to The Scarborough Mirror, 175 Gordon Baker Rd. Toronto, ON, M2H 0A2.

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h, rats, I’m out of toilet paper. Man, I hate when that happens. I don’t need any this second, mind you. It’s not an emergency or anything. I just want to make sure I’m not caught without any the next time nature calls, or texts, or tweets, or whatever nature does these days to let us know that we have to go. What bugs me is all the trouble you have to go through before you get toilet paper. You have to put on a disguise, for heaven’s sake. You don’t dare go shopping for toilet paper without a fake nose and glasses. The manufacturers have made sure of that with their packaging. For some reason toilet paper only seems to be sold by the metric ton. So the moment you grab one of these monstrous bundles the whole store knows what you’ve bought. You can spot your purchase several time zones away, in fact. The toilet

jamie wayne BUT SERIOUSLY paper sticks so high out of your shopping cart it looks like you just won one of those giant stuffed pandas at the Ex. Heck, even NASA can pick it up on its radar screens all the way from Jupiter. If you were able to buy just one teensy weensy little roll, nobody would give you a second glance. But when you’re forced to get enough to last Tom Hanks 100 years on that deserted island he was stuck on in Cast Away, everybody around fears for their lives. Getting that much toilet paper at one time is tantamount to announcing: “Hey guess what I’m gonna being doing soon?” Ah, but how soon? That’s the $64,000 question. You can see it in the terrified eyes of shoppers when they see you rounding the corner with your huge package in tow. They look

at you as if they think you’re on the shot clock and they could be in peril. I swear you can hear the theme music from Jaws pounding in the background as you approach and the aisles immediately part like the Red Sea to let you pass by. The only thing missing is Charlton Heston leading the way. For the life of me I’ve never been able to figure out why the manufacturers want us to disclose to a room full of strangers that we need toilet paper when we don’t even discuss such personal matters with friends. I mean, when was the last time you heard somebody around the water cooler say, “Hey, Len, I was just telling Steve and Joey that you have a real nasty case of the runs.” Even doctors are uncomfortable talking about bathroom habits. They, of all people, should be used to such talk, but it makes them uneasy, too. When he/she wants to know about what’s going on with you behind

closed doors they tap dance around it like Gene Kelly, using the euphemism, bowel movements. Not so for toilet paper manufacturers. The large product we walk out with is akin to wearing a veritable sandwich board ad. Speaking of which, I’ve stalled long enough. I’ve got to get a move on and alert the shoppers at my neighbourhood store what I’m going to be up to later tonight. But before I head out, time to take one last costume inspection to make sure I can get in an and out of there without being recognized. Fake nose? Check. Fake glasses? Check. Red face hiding underneath the idiotic disguise? Check. Ready or not, here I come. Jamie Wayne is a lifelong columnist, who takes writing very seriously. The topics? Not so much. His column appears every Thursday. Contact him at jamie.wayne@sympatico.ca

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Hurricane Hazel’s damage Recalling a near-death experience to home made it unlivable

To the editor: Re: ‘Hurricane Hazel remembered 60 years later’, Oct. 9, The Mirror. When Hurricane Hazel hit us, I had just turned 14 a few days prior. We lived on Gilhaven Avenue, which was the last street off the bottom of Raymore Drive. We lived three houses in from the footbridge that washed out and sent water flooding around the bend and took out that row of houses at the bottom of Raymore. During the night we were woken by loud knocking on our door telling us to get to higher ground as the Humber was flooding its banks. Many of our neighbours and ourselves went up to the Westmount Army and Navy Club, which I believe was on Kingdom Street. They took us in for the night. The next morning when we came back to our home it was hard to believe the devastation. The river had risen so high

and spread out so much it looked like a lake. The bridge was gone and we then realized that so were the houses so close to us. Our basements were flooded and we weren’t allowed to stay. We were put up in motels along the lake shore. Eventually my brother and myself went to stay with our grandparents in Uxbridge while my mom, dad and younger brother went to live with relatives. After a few weeks, my mom and dad had enough of us being split up and decided we were all going back home. We were the first family to return and the Toronto Star came out and took our picture on our front porch and wrote an article about us. Our basement was still flooded and we had trouble with rats from a dump that was on the other side of the river. It was hard getting up into Weston without the bridge as we didn’t have a car.

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What do you remember? Send us a letter to 175 Gordon Baker Rd. Toronto, ON, M2H 0A2 or by email to gpeacock@insidetoronto. com Compared to what happened around the corner from us, it was a small price to pay. I had known a younger girl in one of those houses whom I sometimes played with and traded comic books with. Sometime during the next year we were told we could no longer live in our houses anymore and all the families on Gilhaven were given a sum of money to relocate. Sandra Wilkie (nee Foote)

To the editor: Re: ‘Hurricane Hazel remembered 60 years later’, Oct. 9, The Mirror. When Hurricane Hazel hit on Oct. 15, 1954, I was working at the Bank of Commerce at St. Clair and Dufferin and my husband was picking me up to drive to Maple where we lived with my parents. We tried to go across Steeles Avenue and just west of Dufferin Street there was a dip in the road and we thought we could make it through as we could see headlights under the water approaching us from the West. That did not happen and the car stalled and we were pulled up against the guardrail with the water rushing around the car. Our groceries were floating around the back seat and as I knew my husband could not swim, we held hands and said our goodbyes to each other. Before we knew what was happening, someone had backed up to our car with his truck and a man dove under the water with a chain and

hooked it to our back bumper and pulled us to safety. We were so thankful and overwhelmed we did not get his name. When we got the car started again we went south to 385 Oakwood Ave.,a home of our friends whom we knew would let us dry out and stay the night. Our friend Bill Sloan had a truck and he suggested we go and help out. We drove to Raymore Drive and when we got there the Humber River was huge and houses were floating down the river with people on top screaming for help. The firemen were all there and had ropes and were making a human chain to reach the stranded people. I will never forget their cries for help as long as I live. My husband was a milkman at that time and on the Monday morning on his route in Woodbridge he was called upon to help pull people from the swollen waters West of Islington along Hwy. 7. I have spoken at different functions on how I was

involved and thank the good Lord I am still here today at almost 81 years to talk about it. Yvonne Rice

Father put on a brave face

To the editor: Re: ‘Hurricane Hazel remembered 60 years later’, Oct. 9, The Mirror. We lived near Bathurst and Wilson and my father tried so very, very hard to get us to safety to my grandmother’s house on Evelyn Avenue, near the Junction. He piled five kids in the car, pajamas, raincoats, boots, hats, gloves and teddy bears. We almost made it to Bathurst Street, but the little bridge was washed out. Back to our home, in the torrential downpour of rain and unbelievable winds. He carried us, one by one by one into the house. He was scared, little did we know! Will never forget.

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iven the hype about Scarborough voters and subways, you’d think small business owners along the route of the proposed Bloor-Danforth line extension want construction to start tomorrow. But owners of several businesses along the McCowan Road route this week said they don’t want the so-called Scarborough Subway at all. “Once they start digging down there, that’s it, business is done,” said Noel Thomas, who opened a Caribbean take-out, Tropical Breeze, a year ago. “I don’t think it’s a good idea, but I’m not the big guy with all the money,” added Thomas, arguing the politicians who make decisions on transit projects don’t have to live with the results. “The big guys always squash the little guy.” Planning the extension could take four years and its precise route is unknown, but Wendy Biso, whose coffee shop is in the same Danforth Road strip plaza south of where the road merges into McCowan, dreads what the long construction period will do to her own fledgling enterprise. “It’s just going to kill it,” she in an interview behind the counter of Nicole’s Mummy’s, at some points wiping her eye with a napkin. “I’d have to close, because I’m having a hard time now.” If local businesses do close, Biso, a social worker who lives across the street and opened the place two years ago because the area didn’t have a coffee shop, fears “the neighbourhood will go backwards.” Decorated on every wall for Halloween, Nicole’s Mummy’s has become a gathering spot where people can pick up spare books or clothes and where regulars talk on folding chairs out-

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Barbers Hopeton Brown, left, and Rocky Morra talk with Ward 38 Scarborough Centre council candidate Theo Kalafatis, reflected in the mirror, at the Klean Kuts barber shop on McCowan Road Tuesday. A number of small business operators are expressing concerns about the toll a Scarborough Subway extension from Kennedy station to McCowan and Sheppard could take on them.

side. “There’s so many friends around here that meet here,” said Victoria Rispolie, a senior who bought a small coffee and added local people wonder where else they could go if the shop closes.

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The ward’s incumbent councillor, Glenn De Baeremaeker, said support for the extension, which he insisted will bring Scarborough “huge” benefits in the long run, is overwhelming. “It’s going to happen, and it’s going to be a very positive thing.” But Theo Kalafatis, running against De Baeremaeker, said the

subway will tear his neighbourhood to pieces, and with it businesses people have poured their life savings into. Offering fewer stations within walking distance for residents than a planned light-rail alternative which the city and province favoured until last year, the extension will not be worth the perhaps 12 years of congestion-causing construction, which Kalafatis argued will force drivers onto nearby the Markham and Kennedy roads. “It’s a serious blow to the financial health of our neighbourhood,” said Kalafatis, whose campaign flyers feature images of subway station construction sites for the Spadina Subway extension in Downsview. On Tuesday, Kalafatis, who said the area’s small enterprises are also the front lines of its community development, brought a reporter to Klean Kuts, a McCowan Road barber shop

south of Lawrence Avenue, where Hopeton Brown took over management 14 months ago from Rocky Morra, who has worked there for 33 years. “It may be a benefit in other ways,” said Brown, “but in terms of business, we’re going to suffer the consequences.” Another barber, who gave only his first name, Chris, asked the visitor to look at vehicles parked in the plaza lot. “When the subway (construction) come, where are they going to be? Up in the air?” he asked. “We do pay tax. (But) if that’s going on, we cannot pay tax.” Rupert Gomes, watching Brown cut his son’s hair, said it’s possible such local businesses “will be pushed out” by construction, then shook his head. “Who do we trust?” Gomes asked, adding he won’t vote on October 27, because he considers Doug Ford, John Tory, and Olivia Chow – the first two support

the extension, the last the LRT – to be “the same.” Gomes said residents want the community protected as it is, only with better schools, play areas and policing. “These are the big things people are looking for, not a subway system.” At a variety store on Ellesmere Road just west of McCowan, Leanne Situ said she worries construction may change people’s travel patterns, and the business she started less than three months ago will lose out. “I think we already have enough tall buildings around,” she added. Won’t more tall buildings coming in the wake of the extension mean more business for her? Maybe, said Situ, but she might go out of business during the “very time-consuming” construction period. “If I can’t pay my bills, I’m going to have to lock the door.” During a debate at Centennial College last week, Kalafatis asked mayoral candidates if they would compensate people who see a drop in business during subway construction. Ford said he would: “If the city’s creating disruption, we should be giving them a break on their tax rate. They won’t have the same number of customers coming through their doors.” Tory, who also said he’d use tax incentives to attract start-up companies along the extension route, agreed the city should look at tax rebates for a “short period of time,” and acknowledged businesses on Eglinton Avenue describe underground LRT construction there as a “moving nightmare,” though some use “clever things” to keep customers coming back. Chow said the LRT project, planned to start within the current Scarborough Rapid Transit corridor, “is world class” and can be built by 2020. Kalafatis isn’t the only

Ward 37 council candidate to express concern about the construction and support compensation. In an email last week Kevin Winson pointed out a station for the extension is planned for McCowan and Lawrence, home of The Scarborough Hospital’s General campus. Traffic there during subway construction will be like that experienced at Keele Street and Finch Avenue for the last several years, “where often even in the middle of the night there has been gridlock,” Winson warned. “This constant traffic will make it difficult for ambulances to get through and may result in some dire consequences.”

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De Baeremaeker last week said he hadn’t received “one single complaint or one single phone call” about subway construction, which may be because it’s years away. “The final design’s not finished so nobody even knows what they’re talking about,” he said, but also argued the idea of having “one ride to get to downtown Toronto” after work is finished will sell thousands of condominiums around Scarborough Town Centre. Compensation for businesses has merit, but has to be done appropriately, said De Baeremaeker. “The subway’s not going to cause that much construction,” said the ward incumbent, adding the already-aged RT will continue to operate until it’s built. “Our aim is to make the city better, not to hurt people.”

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Chow’s transit plan scores the highest The transit advocacy group TTCriders has set its sights on the mayoral race and released a report card grading the transit improvement plans of the main three contenders John Tory, Doug Ford and Olivia Chow. Available via the group’s website, the report card rates Chow the highest, but the group wants more clarity in regards to lower fares and immediate service improvements. You can read the entire report card at www.ttcriders.ca

PROVINCE TO REVISIT CYCLING STRATEGY The provincial government will soon re-table an Ontario-wide cycling strategy which was shelved just before this year’s Ontario election. Liberal MPP Eleanor McMahon made the pronouncement during last week’s 2014 Complete Streets Forum in Regent Park. She said the legislation, which was first proposed by former Ontario Transportation Minister

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sUBWAY CELL SERVICE: montreal wins A cellphone service went live at five subway stations last week. Not the TTC, where negotiations to introduce underground cellular service have fizzled out, but in Montreal’s STM which announced last year a plan to outfit all of its 68 Metro stations. The service went live on the Green Line and is expected to take seven years to fully implement. In Toronto, while wireless internet subway installations appear to be going smoothly, it’s been anything but when it comes to negotiations for underground TTC cell service. A spokesperson for BAI Canada, which was contracted by the TTC to create a Wi-FI and cellular network, said recently the company was taking the “longview” to ongoing negotiations with the Big Three telecoms.

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36 all-candidates’ meeting on Oct. 22 wWard An all-candidates forum is set for Wednesday, Oct. 22 at the Scarborough Village Recreation Centre. Ward 36 candidates for city council will be available to meet with the public and answer questions of issues facing the community. There are eight registered candidates for the Ward 36 council seat. Residents can meet with candidates from 6 to 6:30 p.m., followed by a question and answer session from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The forum is organized by the Scarborough Village Election Committee. It will be in the Action for Neighbourhood Change space at the recreation centre, located at 3600 Kingston Rd. For more information contact John Doleweerd at jdolew@ yahoo.com or 416-266-2062. Branch 614 hosts Rock ‘N’ Roll dance wLegion

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 614 in Scarborough will host a dance this Saturday night. The Rock ‘N’ Roll Dance runs from 6:30 p.m. to midnight at Branch 614, 100 Salome Dr.,

in the Sheppard and Midland avenues area. Music will be provided by Little Peter and the Elegants with hits from the 1950s and ’60s. A lasagne dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. with music and dancing beginning at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $25 each and tables of eight can be reserved in advance. Tickets will not be sold at the door. To order tickets call Carolyn at 416-447-9774 or Branch 614 at 416-293-0872. Chemistry Week at Malvern Town Centre It’s National Chemistry Week and Scarborough residents will have the chance to take part in activities at Malvern Town Centre Oct. 25. The celebration is taking place in collaboration with the Chemical Institute of Canada and the Ontario Association o f Ce r t i f i e d Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT). O AC E T T To r o n t o E a s t

Chapter invites members and non-members to attend the chemistry celebration that features hands-on experiments, activities, demonstrations and hourly raffle prizes. OACETT is also looking for volunteers for the Malvern event. High school students will receive volunteer hours for their contributions. Events at Malvern Town Centre, 31 Tapscott Rd., take place from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, including inquiries on volunteering, contact Pasha Mohammed at abbupasha@yahoo.com or 416820-1600. Ursula celebrates on saturday w50St.years

St. Ursula Catholic School in Scarborough celebrates its 50th anniversary this Saturday with an open house from 1 to 4 p.m. The celebration will include a decade room, a mystery photo wall where guests will be asked to identify photos, a tea room and a photo booth. Short speeches start at 1:30 p.m. followed by a decade dance

student performance and cake cutting. All former staff and students are welcome at the school, at 215 Livingston Rd. For more information, please visit www.tcdsb.org/schools/ stursula/Pages/default.aspx Remembrance day contest for legion The Royal Canadian Legion Toronto District D hosts its annual Remembrance Day poster, poem, essay, video contest for students in grades 1 to 12. The deadline for entries is Nov. 15. More information is available at local schools or by going to www.rcldistrictd.com

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Voting early nothing to be hasty about

ith advance polls open this week, it is tempting for those with strong opinions about the future occupant of the Toronto mayor’s office to put on their voting pants and cast ballot now rather than Oct. 27. Certainly by this point, anyone paying even a bit of attention has heard enough from the top three mayoral candidates to make a choice. As long as one doesn’t hold with the idea of strategic voting then there’s no reason to wait. If only it were as simple as that: that the future of the city rests solely, or even largely, on the shoulders of one mayor. It doesn’t, of course. There are 45 pairs of shoulders including the mayor, and while the mayor has enough influence to carry most votes, the buck ultimately stops with 44 city councillors who can support or thwart an agenda as they see fit. And while mileage may vary, it’s a fair guess that most voters haven’t had nearly as close a look at their

david nickle the city local ward candidates as they have at the Chow-FordTory trifecta. With the high-octane drama in the mayor’s office this past term, it’s also more of a challenge to assess the record of one’s incumbent councillor. All of them have been operating under extraordinary circumstances – working in an arena that is one-half local governance and one-half Lord of the Flies. There are a few incumbents who’ve stood out either as candidates for reelection or for the boot. Giorgio Mammoliti, the Ward 7 councillor surely leads the pack in the latter: more than any other councillor not blood-related to the mayor he’s been a very publicly destructive force on council. Ron Moeser’s terrible attendance record can be partially excused as he was laid up for nearly a year from ankle surgery gone bad, but otherwise Ward 44

voters would be justified in turfing him. Similarly long-serving councillor Norm Kelly, on the other hand, probably deserves another victory lap in Ward 40 solely on the basis of his supply-teacher/ deputy mayor role in the final, potentially fractuous year of this last term. Others, like Ward 22’s Josh Matlow or Ward 27’s Kristyn WongTam, have maintained an active enough rookie term to make re-election a relatively easy choice. What about those many incumbents who kept their heads down through the term? And what do voters do in those seven wards with no incumbent? It boils down to this: voters who take advantage of advance voting opportunities have more before them than whether it’s to be Ford More Years or four new years. Getting it right will be delicate work, and nothing to be hasty about.

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Book Launch: Managing Sexuality and Intimacy Issues among Seniors WHEN: 11 a.m. to noon WHERE: Yee Hong Centre for Geriatric Care Scarborough McNicoll, 2311 McNicoll Ave. CONTACT: William Leung, www.yeehong.com, william.leung@ yeehong.com COST: Free Yee Hong Centre for Geriatric Care has partnered with Professor A. Ka Tat Tsang of the University of Toronto to develop a practical handbook that provides practical skills and case studies in managing sexuality and intimacy issues among seniors. A must read for all health professionals. Giant Rummage/Garage Sale WHEN: 9 to 11:30 a.m. WHERE: Scarborough Bluffs United Church, 3739 Kingston Rd. CONTACT: 416267-8265 COST: Free Bargains and treasures galore. Preparing for Late-Stage Dementia WHEN: 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: The Hub - Scarborough Resource Centre, 2660 Eglinton Ave. E. CONTACT: Indra Moffett, 416-640-6307 COST: Free

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Tea & Books! WHEN: 2 to 3 p.m. WHERE: Agincourt Library, 155 Bonis Ave. CONTACT: 416-396-8951, COST: Free Join us for an entertaining and relaxing afternoon listening to librarians review and discuss recent and upcoming titles, and their all time favourite books.Have a cup of tea and get some great reading suggestions! Taking the opportunity to prepare and avoid making decisions in crisis is an important cornerstone of a palliative approach to living with and dying from dementia. 50th Anniversary of St. Ursula Catholic School WHEN: 1 to 4 p.m. WHERE: St. Ursula Catholic School, 215 Livingston Rd. CONTACT: 416-393-5306 COST: Free Alumni, former staff and friends of St. Ursula Catholic School are invited to celebrate the school’s anniversary. Rock ‘n’ Roll Dance! WHEN: 6:30 p.m. to midnight WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 614, 100 Salome Dr. CONTACT: Carolyn Cross, 416-4479774 to

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Toronto police investigate at the scene of a fatal bicycle accident Thursday afternoon on Warden Avenue north of Eglinton Avenue East that took the life of a 63-year-old male cyclist.

A 63-year-old male cyclist has died after the bike he was riding and a car were involved in a collision in the Warden and Bertrand avenues area. Police were called to the scene in the northbound lanes of Warden, just south of Marble Arch Crescent, at about 2:10 p.m. last Thursday. According to police, the cyclist was riding his bike across Warden from the west to east side through a signalized intersection. The 49-year-old driver of a 2007 Saturn was northbound in the passing lane on Warden when the cyclist was struck by the car. The cyclist suffered fatal injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. Police are continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the collision. Anyone with information, is asked to contact Toronto police traffic services at 416-808-1900.

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en over by owner, Jerry, eight years ago. Thanks to the shop’s delicious recipes that have stood the test of time, customers continue to receive the same high quality, and fresh dishes year after year. Recently, Jerry’s Fish & Chips

made the move to 1190 Kennedy Rd, near Kennedy and Lawrence, and are welcoming customer in the neighbourhood to come in and try their famous flaky and fresh fish n’ chips. Cooked with 100 per cent Canola oil with zero trans fats, Jerry’s fish n’ chips starts with fresh halibut or cod coated in a crispy batter. The fish is served with fresh cut home fries, homemade, tangy tartar sauce and refreshing, homemade coleslaw or Greek salad. Jerry has something on the menu for every appetite. Greek salads served with or without grilled chicken satisfy customers looking for lighter fare, while homemade burgers, chicken fingers, club sandwiches, classic chicken and pork souvlaki,

along with the seafood platter, New York steak and top sirloin round out the menu. Jerry’s Fish & Chips draws a crowd for breakfast from Monday to Saturday. Classic egg breakfasts, along with specialty omelets, New York steak and eggs, french toast, pancakes and delicious back and peameal bacon are served Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to

2:00 p.m. Bring your family in for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Children’s breakfast and children’s lunch menus are also available. Jerry’s Fish & Chips offers a casual, family-friendly environment that is wheelchair accessible so all can enjoy. For more information, or to view a menu please visit jerrysfishandchips. com. Call 416-225-9944 for takeout.

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Junior Citizen nominations sought Today’s young citizens are making a difference; building community and inspiring others – and they deserve to be recognized. It’s time once again to call for nominations for the Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards. These awards have been designed as a public service program for Ontario’s

Community Newspapers. Every nominee will receive a certificate of nomination from his or her local community newspaper editor. Once the nominations close, Nov. 30, the Ontario Community Newspaper Awards (OCNA) will send you a copy of all nominations from the provincial level during

a special ceremony to be held in the spring. Nominations must be sent to your community newspaper or the OCNA office by Nov. 30. As many as 12 individual final recipients may be chosen as Ontario Junior Citizens of the Year and will be announced Jan. 23 at www.ocna.org. You will

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Meeting participants need to contact hospital by Friday >>>from page 1 strategic plan launched in 2009. In a press release, TSH said it was an “exceptionally important” roadmap. Two years later, the TSH launched its Clinical Action Plan (CAP) to identify investment priorities based on the needs of the community. Since 2009, its community-

involved plans have led to exceptional outcomes, TSH said. These include an Exemplary Status rating from Accreditation Canada in 2013, the lowest overall emergency wait times among hospitals in the GTA and a number of awards from the Ontario Hospital Association. “We have had many successes

at TSH and these have only been possible by a collective effort,” Biron said. “It is this collaborative spirit that will define our approach and solutions for the future.” TSH has two hospital campuses, Birchmount and General. It is also a regional centre for dialysis and affiliated with the University of Toronto.

The community engagement session is Oct. 23 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at The Scarborough Hospital General Campus in the Lee Family Auditorium, 3050 Lawrence Ave. E. Community residents are asked to RSVP their participation via email to communications@tsh.to before Friday, Oct. 17.

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Benefit dinner on Oct. 25 will help fund expenses and new location >>>from page 1 the tens of thousands living in Toronto without health insurance is both the ethical and the smart thing to do. “We’re trying to support the Canada that our parents brought us to,” Caulford said in an interview. The Ontario refugee health program doesn’t cover refugee claimants appealing to stay in Canada on humanitarian grounds – such as one patient under Caulford’s care, a woman pregnant with twins – or temporary foreign workers who lose their jobs and then become ill. And, yes, some of the clinic’s patients are in Toronto without legal status, but Caulford said the vast majority were invited to come to Canada.

temporary fix Started as a temporary fix at another location in 2000, the clinic has been visited by 20,000 patients since, but rising operating costs threaten its future. Faced with this rising “health poverty” in Toronto, Caulford said the clinic has been looking for a larger, better-funded home, which he calls the Canadian Centre for Refugee and Immigrant Health Care. A benefit dinner on Oct. 25, the Oh Canada Celebration, is meant to be the first big step in raising funds for the new location, while helping to keep the existing clinic open and operating. Order tickets

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Tickets for the event at the Ellas Banquet Hall on Danforth Road are $100 each. For more information or tickets visit www.ccrihc.ca The volunteer program is largely funded by public donations, “and now we need the public’s help,” Caulford added.

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one of the biggest landlords in North America: with 58,000 units of housing, about 164,000 tenants ranging from toddlers to seniors – and a repair backlog of more than $700 million. And to make matters worse: 132,000 names are on the waiting list to find a subsidized home. Problematic The organization has been problematic. While there have been notable success stories – such as the revitalization of TCHC’s oldest neighbourhood, Regent Park, with the co-operation of the Daniels Group, into a beautiful mixed-income neighbourhood between Parliament and River Streets – the company itself has had a rough few years. “It seems to me that we may be farther behind than we were four years ago,”

says Susan Gapka, a TCHC tenant and vocal housing advocate. Gapka has been closely observing developments in public housing since before 2010, when Mayor Rob Ford was elected and immediately took an intense interest in public housing issues. In 2011, faced with an auditor general’s report showing numerous examples of mismanagement at the Toronto Community Housing Corporation administration and board level, Ford convinced council to outright fire the TCHC board and its senior staff, and put former city councillor Case Ootes in charge of the company as an interim chair. Through Ootes, the TCHC dipped its toe into the idea of selling off a number of free-standing homes and Toronto Council modified it, emphasizing an ongoing effort to draw the federal and

provincial government back into funding social housing and a long-term plan to deal with the repair backlog. Mayor Rob Ford, meanwhile, kept the deteriorating condition of Toronto Community Housing units on the public radar with frequent personal visits, the appointment of a new board and the short-lived hiring of a new head of the organization, Eugene Jones – who brought a different skill-set and different management problems that were reported out earlier in 2014, and led to his removal. Yet, Gapka says, many of the same problems in affordable housing exist as had before: units are crumbling, Mayor candidate Olivia Chow was the first of the major candidates to come out with a housing policy – the centrepiece of which is to create 15,000 new affordable rental units over four years.

Chow is aiming to introduce a mandate to encourage developers to set aside 20 per cent of new residential buildings as affordable rental housing – which she says will lead to that many new units. At TCHC, Chow is promising to decentralize management of seniors’ housing within the TCHC portfolio to give residents a say in how the building is governed. If successful, she’d spread the system across Toronto. Tory, in a platform released relatively late in the campaign, intends to use $864 million the city has on hand for TCHC repairs to immediately begin work without waiting for the federal and provincial government to agree to pay its share. Chow’s campaign pointed out the money is in fact being spent year to year, with $128 million already being spent this year. Tory also wants to intensify affordable housing on

Toronto Parking Authority and TCHC land – in possible partnership with the private sector, under agreements similar to the one in place between the Daniels Group and TCHC over the redevelopment of Regent Park. And on TCHC, Tory says he would create a task force to review and recommend changes to the structure of the housing company . Doug Ford has not yet released a platform on housing, and did not attend an Oct. 8 debate in Regent Park on housing. Like his brother Mayor Rob Ford, he has said he would like to see Gene Jones returned to his old job. As of deadline, Ford had not released a plan for dealing with public housing or affordability beyond that.

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Step into Comfort Stride’s new location It doesn’t matter where you want to go, as long as you can get there. When it comes to mobility, Comfort Stride Foot Clinic is dedicated to getting you where you want to go, one comfortable stride at a time. Now, Comfort Stride are doing some moving of their own, relocating their Scarborough clinic down a few paces to Unit 10 at 695 Markham Rd. In a new and more spacious office, the team at Comfort Stride will be better able to help their clients get back on their feet, while continuing to meet the same standards and provide the same level of service clients found in their previous location. To celebrate their big move, the team at Comfort Stride will be hosting an open house on Saturday Oct 18! Stop by for coffee, snacks, a draw for an iPod Mini, and a chat with the skilled professionals who can help keep you on your feet. Trained and experienced treating a variety of foot ailments, Chiropodist Stephen Chu, and Chiropodist Lisa Esposito, provide treatments for ankle sprains, arthritis, athlete’s foot, corns and calluses, high arches and more. They fit custom orthopedic shoes, and perform therapeutic ultra sounds when necessary to help ease pain— whatever it takes to get you moving again. Orthotic products have come a long way, being used as both a preventative measure and as a treatment. Today, compression stockings aren’t

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arts musicians to join collective wWanted: The EAST Music Collective is looking for fresh new musicians to join its roster of artists. Vocalists, rappers, instrumentalists, beat boxers or any other kind of musician can apply to the program, offered through Scarborough Arts, a nonprofit organization that brings people together to create and cultivate innovative arts and cultural programs in Scarborough. This program offers training to youth aged 16 to 24 under industry professionals on song-writing, composing, recording and other aspects of being a professional musician. The deadline for registration is Oct. 29 at midnight. Visit www.scarborougharts. com to download the application. Word artist at cedarbrae library wspoken

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scarborough arts in brief ten before, and those who seek a deeper exploration of their work. The program consists of workshops, one-on-one sessions, a monthly open mic event, and the possibility to work with multiple medias, including photography and video poems. The session are Mondays until Dec. 15 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the branch at 545 Markham Rd., and are geared to children and teens. This is part of the Artists in the Library series offered by the Toronto Public Library. Call 416-396-8850 for details. on the Walls at Woodside library wWhat’s

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Lessons learned from Eglinton Connects planning Local businesses’ point of view on bike lanes changed during course of meetings RAHUL GUPTA rgupta@insidetoronto.com As planners and cycling activists discussed how best to add protected bike lanes to Eglinton Avenue, Monique Drepaul was completely bewildered. For the past two years, Drepaul had been invited to attend a series of Eglinton Connects community meetings alongside city planners and representatives from Cycle Toronto to discuss bike lanes – not a topic in which the small business advocate was heavily versed. Representing the interests of local business improvement areas (BIAs) at the meetings – all resolutely against the idea of trading road or sidewalk space on Eglinton to accommodate cyclists – Drepaul quickly realized she couldn’t keep up with the jargon-heavy discussion.

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route between Jane Street and Kennedy Road. Despite the success in getting the bike lanes approved, Keesmaat warned the issue is not yet settled, not in a city where politics invariably reignites council approval of projects and a large segment of the public remains hostile to opening up any road space for non-car traffic on Eglinton. She warned there are many more battles to come before the vision of Eglinton Connects is fully realized. “It’s critical not to assume that we’ve built capacity or understanding around an idea to the extent it’s going to move forward,” said Keesmaat. “That means having a lot of hard conversations, and they need to be sustained on an ongoing basis.”

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“Sometimes it’s established as a healthy or grounded way of living,” she said. “So youth have the impression that it’s natural and that makes it not harmful. But in fact that’s not the case.” The framework also outlines recommendations from CAMH to the government on regulating the use of cannabis, if legalized, that would have the less harmful effects. Some include a minimum age for purchase and consumption,

less attractive to youth,” said Dr. Joanna Henderson, head of research in the child, youth and family program at CAMH. “If there’s regulation you can control it more easily with a clear publication campaign, plain packaging and no advertising.” Henderson also added the drug’s popularity among that age group seems to stem from the culture that surrounds cannabis.

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order to reduce the harmful effects on youth, an age group that is more susceptible to the effects of cannabis than adults because their brains are still developing, she said. Justice Minister Peter MacKay said on Oct. 9, the Conservative government has no intention of heeding the call of the CAMH.

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who have experience with stretch fabrics and costume making. Use of industrial sergers, single and double needle essential. English speaking candidates with experience can send an email outlining their experience and contact information. We are located in Oshawa. Reply to: skate@twizzledesign.com

Critical Care & ICU experience an asset. Fantastic opportunity for advancement. Day / Night shifts ICU rates paid.

Our Community Still Needs More School Bus Drivers

UP TO

Please send resume to: tracy@perkinsservices.com 1430 Birchmount Road Scarborough On M1P 2E3

FULL TIME & PART TIME REGISTERED NURSE POSITIONS

Must be at least 21 years of age, have a valid A,B,C,D,E,F, or full G licence, and be proficient in english.

GET

SHIPPING AND RECEIVING, some computer skills, some heavy lifting. Printing / Mailing House

Get a bit bazaar with the West Scarborough Seniors Club! Saturday October 25, 9:30-2:00. Baked goods, crafts, silent auction, books, white elephant, great prizes and more! There is something for everyone West Scarborough Neighbourhood Community Centre 313 Pharmacy Ave. (between St. Clair and Danforth Ave.) (416) 755-9215 ex 226

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Lost & Found

REWARD- LOST BUDGIE, male, yellow with green patches, heartbroken mate/ family. Fast flyer. Wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t survive the cold. 647-298-4685 joann_e21@yahoo.ca markeugene64@yahoo.ca

Personals/Companion

MEET NEW FRIENDS! Join a fall bowling club. Call Parkway Bowl 416-447-1761

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Apartments for Rent

1 Bedroom basement apartment, separate entrance, close TTC, hospital, school, library, available for internet & cable, $850. 647-284-6123 KINGSTON/ GUILDWOOD- 2 bedroom + basement apartment. Separate entrance. Close to mall & school. 2 min walk to bus. Parking, cable. Suitable for couple or student. No smoking/ pets. $950 inclusive. 416-816-5293

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BLOOMINGTON/ SHEPPARD- 1 bedroom + sitting room. Newly decorated. No parking. No smoking. Close to transportation. Available immediately. Please call 416-636-5732 KENNEDY/ ST. Clair Sunny 1 bedroom, basement, 2 baths, separate entrance, private laundry, internet,cable, parking. $950 inclusive. 416-269-0444 GUILDWOOD Newly renovated. X-large bright 1 bedroom basement apartment, separate entrance, laundry, close to amenities. Available immediately. $850 inclusive. 416-281-1991

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Articles Wanted

Townhouses for Rent

MORNINGSIDE/ MILNER: 3 bedroom townhouse for rent. Garage, A/C & playground. Close to schools & shopping. Now accepting applications. Immediately. 416-282-3976

Houses for Rent

Articles Wanted

5 Gage Avenue Scarborough

(Brimley, south of Lawrence) Estate close out, furniture in fine condition. Cash and Carry. 416-525-1041

Articles Wanted WANTED: ROAD/ racing/ track bikes, Ten speeds, parts and bike tools. Bianchi, Miele, Raleigh, Colnago Pinarello, Campagnolo, etc. call 647-799-6497(Dru)

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Houses for Rent

VICTORIA PARK/401 close to school, mall, quiet area. Newly renovated, freshly painted, 3 bedroom main floor and 2 bedroom basement with private entrance. Laundry, parking, large backyard. Option to rent the whole house. 647-933-5812.

GarageSales GARAGE SALE

Townhouses for Rent

WE ARE Buying National Geographic Magazines & Chicken soup books Please call Joe: 647-428-4800 after 8pm. leave message

Garage Sale Sat., October 18 8am 3 West Hill Drive Scarborough Vintage tools, sports equipment, cast iron pot belly stove, antique Quebec band saw Rain date: Oct. 19

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Legal Services

CRIMINAL RECORD? Canadian Record Suspension (Criminal pardon) seals record. American waiver allows legal entry. Why risk employment, business, travel, licensing, deportation, peace of mind? Free consultation: 1-800-347-2540

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Domestic Help Available

RUSSIAN LADY, experienced cleaner. References available. $20/hr. 416-875-3527 Medical & Dental Services

Medical & Dental Services

STOP SMOKING with medical hypnosis. Covered by OHIP. Dr. A. Sorens M.D. Over 40 years experience. Ellesmere Health Care Centre. 416-439-2273

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Houses for Rent

VICTORIA PARK/LAWRENCE 3 bedroom upper level of house for rent. 2 parking, non-smoking/pets. Available immediately. Rent is negotiable. 416-751-6893.

Shared Accommodations

Astrology/Psychics

TRUE PSYCHICS For Answers, CALL NOW 24/7 Toll FREE 1-877-342-3032 Mobile: #4486

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Articles for Sale (Misc.)

CLOSET DOORS: Sliding panel board or mirror. Any size. We install! Call 416-618-8805 Visit our website www.amdclosetdoors.com Butcher Supplies, Leather + Craft Supplies and Animal Control Products. Get your FREE 134 PAGE CATALOG. 1-800-353-7864 or Email: order@halfordhide.com. Visit our Web Store: www.halfordsmailorder.com

Pet Supplies/ Boarding/Service

PROFESSIONAL SMALL Dog Grooming by Certified Master Groomer. Grooming one dog at a time. www.stylishpetgrooming.ca 416 820-5514

Vehicles Wanted/Wrecking

$150-$1000 for dead/ alive cars, trucks, vans. Fast, free towing. New & used tires available. 1-866-726-0222 905-722-0222

Appliance Repairs/ Installation

Professional Repairs of all brands of:

Refrigeration, Stoves, Dishwashers, Washers, Dryers, Air Conditioning, & Heating. Free Estimates. Warranty, Credit cards accepted. Seniors discount. 416-616-0388

#1 APPLIANCES Licensed Refrigeration Contractor, 28 Years Experience, FREE ESTIMATE, 2 YRS. WARRANTY Refrigerator/ Stove/ Washer/ Dryer/ Hot Water Tank/ Furnace/ Air conditioning Robin: 416-418-1821

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Shared Accommodations

MARKHAM & Eglinton. 2 bedrooms, separate bathroom, kitchen & living area. Ideally for couple, $900 or 2 individuals, $450 each. Available immediately. Non-smokers. Call Khan 647-280-7282.

Vehicles Wanted/Wrecking

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Building Equipment/ Materials

STEEL BUILDINGS/METAL BUILDINGS UP TO 60% OFF! 30x40, 40x60, 50x80, 60x100, 80x100 sell for balance owed! Call: 1-800-457-2206 www.crownsteelbuildings.ca

Home Renovations Astrology/Psychics

Houses for Rent

Home Renovations

BUILDER/ GENERAL Contractors LIC# T85-4420956 Residential/ Commercial. Complete Restoration. Finished Basements. Painting. Bathrooms. Ceramic Tiles. Flat Roofs. Leaking Basements. Brick/ Chimney Repairs. House Additions 905-764-6667, 416-823-5120

CEILINGS REPAIRED. Spray textures, plaster designs, stucco, drywall, paint. We fix them all! www.mrstucco.ca 416-242-8863 DICKâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S HOME Improvements. Reliable, experienced, top quality service. Renovate an entire home or room. Carpentry, plumbing, electrical, ceramic, painting...(416)816-6219, anytime.

Landscaping, Lawn Care, Supplies

LANDSCAPING SERVICES Grass cutting, yard clean up, interlocking, stone work, power washing, snow removal & more. Please call Mark @ 416-886-0993 (Scarborough).

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RAY PLUMBING Service Repair/ replacement, faucets, sinks, toilets, drains, main valve, leaky pipes, drain cleaning. Licensed and insured. 24/7. 416-880-4151 U-MARK PLUMBING Drain. Repair. Installation. Renovation. Re-piping. No job too small/ big. 24 hour emergency service. Free estimates. 416-897-8285.

Handy Person

TILE WORK, SMALL PLUMBING and toilet repairs, showers, walls/ floors, etc 35+ years experience. Senior with References. Reliable Ray. 416-918-2009 HANDYMAN PROFESSIONAL, reliable, reasonable! Renovations, bathrooms, basements, painting, carpentry, flooring, drywall, tiling, decks, fences & more... Call Ken 647-286-2741

MINOR HOME repairs. Appliances, plumbing, tiling, cleaning, furnace, minor electrical. Free estimates. Mike, 416-294-3633 Flooring & Carpeting

Flooring & Carpeting

NESO FLOORING

Carpet installation starting from $1.19/ sq.ft. Hardwood, laminate at low prices. 27 yrs experience. Free Estimates. Best Price!

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CARPET INSTALLED from $1.25/sq.ft. includes pad. Hardwood, Laminate, Ceramic at low prices. 20+ yrs experience. Free Estimates. No HST! 416-834-1834

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Waste Removal

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From home or business, including furniture/ appliances, construction waste. Quick & careful!

416-677-3818 Rock Bottom Rates! Electrical

Electrical

CERTIFIED MASTER Electrician. Troubleshooting, new wiring, upgrades, lighting, receptacles, timers. ESA# 7004236, Call Leo 416-821-2153 Masonry & Concrete

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Masonry & Concrete

Painting & Decorating

JS PAINTING

416-684-4324

www.fadomconstructioninc.com Concrete & Paving

Arthur graduated from Malvern CI (1960) and UofT Pharmacy (1964). He taught in Scarborough, first chemistry at Cedarbrae CI and then as Science Head at Birchmount Park CI until his retirement in 1998. Arthur was a past president of the Seven Oaks Camera Club and of the Canadian Antique Phonograph Society. Arthur collected antiques, phonographs pianos, music, movies, boats, stories and many wonderful lifetime friends. He did say his grandchildren were his favourite collection. He loved Kasshabog mornings on the beach and an evening ride on the pontoon, laughing and line dancing at the Newmarket Seniorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Centre, and making the surprise winning play in a euchre game. Friends and family are invited to an informal gathering to swap stories at Taylor Funeral Home, 524 Davis Drive, Newmarket on Saturday, October18, between 1and 4 pm. We are grateful for the compassionate care he received from Dr. Hutchinson and the staff in the ICU at Southlake. In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to the Southlake Regional Health Centre Foundation.

Painting & Decorating

Over 18 years experience. On schedule. Interior / exterior painting. Wallpaper 10% discount from any written quotation + Senior Discount.

For free estimates call Roman

On Sunday, October 5th Arthur lost his fight against a recently diagnosed, very aggressive thyroid cancer. He leaves behind his high school sweetheart and wife of 49 years, Yvonne (nee Packwood), his devoted daughters, Tasha and Melinda, their genial husbands, Matthew and Lou, the treasured grandchildren, Riley, Gwynith, Eryn, Lena, Maia and Claire, as well as his boisterous Cate and sedate Richardson cousins.

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Larryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Air Care Heating & Air Conditioning

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Fence & Deck

HEATING & COOLING

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7999

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