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By Tim [email protected]

Mayor Steve Pellegrini almost always says it in nearly every speech he gives: Shop local.

But it seems residents in King Township, though they would like to follow his advice, aren’t.

That was the message in a com-prehensive survey carried out by the Township over eight weeks this past winter. More than 500 resi-dents told the town their thoughts in an online ShopKing survey con-ducted by King Township’s Eco-nomic Development Office that wound up in mid-March.

The big takeaway from the sur-vey was that about half the resi-dents of each village (44.1 per cent in King City, 51.8 per cent in Noble-ton, 57.6 per cent in Schomberg) “rarely or never” shop locally.

They said the reason they don’t is that the services or products they want simply aren’t available so they

have to go outside the municipality to buy them.

“Your voice has been heard,” said Pellegrini in a Township news release.

“We’re pleased that residents want to shop locally. Now we have to continue working hard at attract-ing businesses that will provide the goods and services residents cur-rently have to leave King to get.”

King’s Economic Development

Officer Jamie Smyth, who works at developing business relationships and aims to foster business growth in the township, said: “The survey was a good way for us to capture date on people’s local shopping habits. We will use the results as we continue to work on attracting and retaining businesses we know King residents are seeking and are a long-term and viable fit for King.”

King City, in particular, has seen

major business development in the last few years in the Dufferin street -King Road area and a Cop-pa’s supermarket, a major draw to the area, will be opening later this summer.

In total, 523 residents complet-ed the survey over the course of the eight weeks it was open for response from mid-January to mid-March. The survey was a direct out-come of the village revitalization forum held late last year.

The King Township Economic Development officer met with key business stakeholders from King City, Nobleton and Schomberg, who were asked about their vil-lages.

One of the items discussed was how to better understand the goods and services needs of King Township residents.


Little Abby Eveson is at it again.Now 3, the Schomberg girl

wants to keep on paying it for-ward, the way she has taught a whole community to do, well, vir-tually her entire life.

The youngster who spent much of her young existence in the Hospital for Sick Children due to a complex mix of four different heart conditions, is thanking the community once more on Satur-day, June 18. Dubbed We believe in Abby Family Day, it’s being called “a day we are giving back to say thanks to everyone that supported us, including Sick Kids”.

Dad Craig, mom Becky and older brother Charlie continue to

appreciate the love and support the entire community has provid-ed to the family during Abby’s time in hospital as she has dealt with her life-threatening conditions.

To help cope with the stress of their daughter’s medical con-ditions, Becky and Craig recom-mended people pay acts of kind-ness forward and many people have over the past number of months.

“It makes you feel good to know you are doing something for oth-ers,” said Becky Eveson last year.

They paid it forward them-selves while in hospital when they received money from a company to help with extra out-of-pocket expenses a number of months back. There was enough left over

that Becky was able to give five families at Sick Kids $500 each.

“We have received a lot of sup-

port and generosity from people. We’ve gotten letters in the mail from people with money and gift cards and it’s just nice to pay it forward,” said Eveson.

“You look forward to doing something nice for someone else and it just makes you feel better,” she said.

For the free event on June 18, which takes place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Hickstead Park, 21 Summit Ridge in Schomberg, donations to the Hospital for Sick Children will be accepted. During the day there will be lots of family things to do including a barbecue and a chance to enjoy the splash pad which opened at the same event last year. And at 9 p.m., there will be a movie in the park.

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There will be plenty of food, music and beer at this year’s King Craft Beer and Food Truck Festival, now in its third year in downtown King City.

The daylong event, which takes place Saturday at 25 Doctor’s Lane from noon to 9:30, features a dozen craft brewers with many more ales and lagers – there is even some cider to try out too – as well as 14 gourmet food trucks.

To keep you entertained, 10 musical acts will be hit-ting several stages during the entire day. The evening will be topped off by Canadian hit-makers Hollarado.

Last year’s event drew a whopping 6,000 people to a sun-soaked park as tempera-tures hit the mid-20s making for perfect late-spring condi-

tions.An all-ages pass for the

day is $5 while kids under 12 are admitted free. For $15, those 19-and-over (valid ID is required) get a 6-oz sample glass (first 1,500 guests only) plus three drink tickets for samples.

For $25, you get the glass, three drink tickets, and entry into the Lions Club $15,000 charity draw. You must pur-chase these tickets online as they are not available at the gate.

Staff file photo/Adam Martin-Robbins

Jaugernaut entertains the crowd at King City Craft Beer & Food Truck Festival at the 2015 event. This year’s event is set for Saturday.

Beer, food trucks and music – together once again

ONLINE: For much more information, visit www.king.ca.

“I’m only here for the beer,” is a famous adver-tising slogan

from the early 1970s for a British product seered into my memory, per-haps because I used to read the football (soccer) magazines my late dad bought me every week.

More on that sport later.

For now though, you won’t want to miss this Saturday’s King Craft Beer and Food Truck Festival at 25 Doctor’s Lane from noon to 9:30 p.m.

And while you can choose to show up only for the beer, there is much more to enjoy than the suds – although with more than a dozen fine craft beers to sample, it’s OK if that’s your reason for coming out.

You can also take in fare from the 14 food trucks that offer all kinds of high-quality cui-sine and there is music throughout the day including hot Canadian band Hollerado headlin-ing the event.

The weather was fan-tastic at last year’s event and more than 6,000 had a ball. It’s an event you should make time for.

Starting tomorrow, one of the world’s great sports events kicks off in Paris.

France takes on Roma-nia at 3 p.m. at the Stade de France in the opener of the 24-team tourna-ment which runs until the final game Sunday, July 10.

This year’s expanded format has seen eight teams added from the 16 that traditionally take part making the EURO, as it’s called, the second largest soccer tourna-ment on the globe next to the 32-team World Cup.

Of particular excite-ment to many fans in

York Region will be the “home” countries they can support. Even if you aren’t a first-generation immigrant from say, Italy, Germany or Poland, and you have been here for two, three or even four generations, you can still support the “old” country.

And there are a lot of them to support.

Every team from the British Isles, except Scotland, is involved. Both Spain and Portugal are playing. Russia and Ukraine made it. The Czech Republic and Slo-vakia are both in. Croatia and Bosnia/Herzagovina qualified. So did Germa-ny, Belgium, Switzerland and Poland as well. Aus-tria and Hungary are in. And of course Italy and host France. Sweden and Turkey are represented too.

Then there are some interesting picks like Ice-land and Albania.

Certainly every team will have its fans but it will probably come down, as it almost always does to the giants, like Germany, France, Italy and, a favourite of mine, Belgium. Spain and Eng-land could also make the semifinals.

Look for Germany to win it all.

If that’s not enough soccer for you, the 100th anniversary of the Copa America is also on, fea-turing Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Colom-bia, Ecuador, Mexico, the United States Peru, Boliv-ia, Paraguay, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Jamaica, Haiti and Panama from North and South America play-ing in the United States right now. Canada did not qualify.

In all, excluding teams from Africa and Asia of course, 40 of the best teams in the world are playing, so it’s a great time to be a soccer fan.

Tim Kelly is a reporter with The King Connection newspaper. Reach him at [email protected]

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A great time to be a soccer fanCOLUMN COLUMN

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Yes, we’re Baby Boomers; no, we’re not selling our home

ur local newspapers have been publishing the stories for years now and the head-lines all start to sound

the same: “Record sales in May keep York’s housing market hop-ping” (way back in June 2007); “York’s housing market stays hot” (Nov. 2011); “York house values highest in GTA: MPAC” July 2012; “York house values continue to rise” (July 2012).

I could go on, but you get the general idea.

Those headlines about prices climbing and our hot housing mar-ket are interspersed with headlines like these: “York housing supply fails to meet needs” (May 2012) or “Housing tops York seniors’ wor-ries “(May 2013).

It’s something everyone is talk-ing and worrying about, which is why we’re publishing the latest series of stories — Through the roof; a Metroland special report.

As we all know, the escalating housing market, ridiculous bidding wars and sky-high prices aren’t just happening in York Region, but across the GTA.

We know this issue is touching a chord with you, from letters to the editor and social media conversa-tions — and plain old over-the-back-fence discussions going on in every York Region community.

Take my own street in Rich-mond Hill — a microcosm of the housing market. On any given week, there are several homes up for sale or lease — and yes, some bear the “sold over asking” words on the signs.

The home directly beside my home was sold by longtime neigh-bours in December 2014, and a family lived there for about a year. Then they were gone, and appar-ently the house was advertised again for sale online, yet no tradi-tional realtor sign was seen.

The house has been empty for months now. I mow the dande-lion-filled grass just so it doesn’t make our adjoining front yard look bad. The backyard of the house is pretty overgrown and prospective families troop in and out of the

home on weekends taking a look, I presume.

Another neighbour across the street had contractors working on her home, and speculation ran rampant — is she moving? Renting? Or maybe just renovating?

And I’m getting those calls, too. I answer our home phone and

hear: “Hello, are you interested in selling your house?” No introduc-tory “How do you do, I’m so and so...” just straight to the point: “You selling”?

“No” is our answer. And here are some reasons why.

My husband and I love our home, the short walk to the theatre, grocery and drug stores, parks and other amenities, and while incredi-ble selling prices of other homes on our street give us pause for thought, we’re not ready to move for many years yet.

Yes, we’re Baby Boomers, and yes we’re staying in our homes as long as we can handle the stairs and the yard work.

My husband has had more than his share of health challenges, and depends on and greatly appreciates his doctors in our community — and our hospital. We hear stories about people moving to other plac-es in Ontario having trouble finding a doctor — even a family doctor.

That’s one good reason we’re staying put.

Another is our son, age 24. Although he has a full-time job, there’s no way he could afford an apartment in Richmond Hill with the high rents, much less enter the crazy housing market — even shar-ing a home purchase with friends.

So, hot housing market or not, we’re not selling.

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By: Lisa PiresThe King community may know Seneca College for

being a local post-secondary institution with innovativeprograms of study for its students, but Seneca alsooffers a variety of outdoor activities and day campoptions to keep families active this summer.

Located on the Oak Ridges Moraine, the forestedlands and trails surrounding Seneca’s King Campusare “one of the best kept hiking secrets in Ontario,”according to Ontario Trails Council.

“We have 700 acres of forest, hills, meadows andwetland surrounding a 45 acre private lake called LakeSeneca and 17 kilometres of groomed trails,” said KellyMathews, manager of King Day Camp and the SenecaOutdoor Education Centre. “Families in the communitycould easily spend an entire day hiking, picnicking,cycling, geocaching, bird watching, or running around

the open space on our campus.”Mathews also said that Seneca’s King Day Camp

is a simple solution for parents looking to keep theirchildren active all summer. King Day Camp is atechnology free summer camp – campers happilyleave their cell phones and gaming devices at homeand immerse themselves in nature for seven hourseach day.

“For the last 23 years King day Camp has workedto provide fun, innovative, outdoor opportunities forchildren in a supportive learning environment,” saidMathews. “We do this through our week-long campprograms that are designed to meet the specificdevelopmental needs of children age 4-16.”

King Day Camp runs eight, one-week sessions fromJuly 4 – August 26.Learn more: www.kingdaycamp.com

KEEP YOUR KIDS ACTIVE THISSUMMER AT SENECA’S KING CAMPUS

What is E-waste?Electronic waste (e-waste) is anyelectronic equipment in your homethat no longer works and cannotbe repaired. E-waste should notbe thrown in the garbage as theseitems contain materials that haverecyclable parts or hazardousmaterials that should be disposedof properly.

• Cell phones, telephones,pagers, fax machines

• Computer towers,laptops, modems,keyboards and mouse

• Cameras

• Monitors, printers,scanners and typewriters

• Televisions(limit of 2 per visit)

• VCRs, DVD players, radios,stereos and speakers

Examples of e-waste include:

E-waste may be brought to any York Region HouseholdHazardous Waste (HHW) Depot or CommunityEnvironmental Centre. Disassembled electronics willnot be accepted. Some retailers also accept electronicsto be recycled.

For more information on electronic waste and depotlocations visit York.ca/hhw or call 1-866-665-6752

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❚ Saturday, June 11Adult Jewellery MakingWHEN: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. WHERE: King Heritage and Cultural Centre, 2920 King Rd. CONTACT: Caroline Bendiner, 905-833-2331, [email protected] COST: $85Make your very own jewellery in this full-day workshop run by Amanda Brittin. Learning techniques in hammering, texturing, wire-work, and stone-wrapping, your jewellery will be unique and beautiful! $85 covers all materials and light refreshments. Please register in advance.

King City Craft Beer and Food Truck FestivalWHEN: Noon to 9:30 p.m. WHERE: Memorial Park, 25 Doctor’s Lane, King City CONTACT: Tasha, 905-833-5321 ext. 5223, [email protected], kingcraftbeerandfood.com COST: Music pass $5 (12 and under free); Craft Beer event pass ($10 online, $15 at door); Lions Combo Pass ($25) Great beer, great food, great music. The annual festival returns! Visit the website for more.

❚ Tuesday, June 14Colossal Chamber Networking EventWHEN: 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. WHERE: The Manor at Car-rying Place Golf and Country Club, 16750 Weston Rd. CONTACT: Sandra Watson, 905-727-Helen Neville, info@kingchamber,ca 905 717-7199 COST: $25 members; $35 non memberslease join us for the 2016 Colossal Chamber Networking Event, sponsored by The Manor Event Venue byPeterandPauls.com, featuring the York Region Business Excellence Awards. Guests will have the opportu-nity to network with members from the Aurora Chamber of Commerce, Bradford Board of Trade, East Gwillimbury Chamber of Commerce, Geor-gina Chamber of Commerce, King Chamber of Commerce, Markham Board of Trade, New-market Chamber of Commerce, Richmond Hill Chamber of Commerce, Vaughan Chamber of Commerce, and Whitchurch Stouffville Chamber of Com-merce. Each ticket includes the opportunity to sample food stations highlighting menu items from The Manor byPe-terandPauls.com, as well as a complimentary drink ticket

❚ Wednesday, June 15BLOOD DONOR CLINICWHEN: 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. WHERE: Trisan Centre, 25 Dillane Drive (Hwy 27 & Hwy 9) CONTACT: Canadian Blood Services, 1-888-236-6283, , [email protected] COST: FreeWhy NOW is the time to become a blood donor: 200,000 blood donations are needed by July 1, to help pa-tients through-out the summer. We have a greater need for donors with Type O blood, but all donors are encouraged to get involved. This is important: Patients need you to come in, sit down, and roll up your sleeve. Book your appointment online at www.blood.ca or download the GiveBlood app.

❚ Saturday, June 18Father’s Day Print MakingWHEN: 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. WHERE: King Heritage and Cultural Centre, 2920 King Road CONTACT: Caroline, 9058332331, , [email protected] COST: $5 per person / $10 for a family of up to 4 membersWhat better way to celebrate Dad than by giving him the perfect Father’s Day card - one that you have printed yourself! Join us for an experience with some old fashioned printing and card making for all the Dads out there. $5/person or $10/family up to 4 members. For more info and to register please contact [email protected] or (905) 833-2331.

❚ Wednesday, June 22York North Lyme disease Sup-port Group MeetingWHEN: 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. WHERE: Nobleton Public Library, 8 Sheardown Drive CONTACT: Linda, , , [email protected] COST: FreeOpen to public. Lyme patients and caregivers most welcome but anyone simply wanting more information on Lyme disease is also welcome. Discussion Night. The recent National Conference on Lyme disease will be the topic. Find us on Facebook - York North Lyme Group.

❚ GET LISTED IN YOuR CALENDARInterested in submitting events to The King Connection? Visit bit.ly/yorkregioncalendar to find out more and to download instructions for submitting to our online community calendar. These submissions get con-sidered for print publication as well. You can also email [email protected] or [email protected]

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Get ready to experience three action-packed days of horses, thrills and family entertainment at the Polo for Heart Festival on June 16, 18 and 19 in Richmond Hill.

Join in on the thrill of polo at the Gormley Polo Centre, 13404 Leslie St. north of Stouffville Road, and see North America’s top polo players and horses take to the turf for non-stop action.

Matches go twice daily, plus pre and half-time shows, along with an after-game mix and mingle with riders and horses, offering a mix of sport, fashion and fun in the coun-try that everyone will enjoy.

Come for Polo Under The Stars on Thursday, June 16 and enjoy two polo matches, a champagne divot stomp, dinner and dancing under the stars, combined with a black and white theme. The fun goes from 5 p.m. to midnight.

On Saturday, June 18, dine with Polo For Heart in the Afternoon Lunch In The Country. In addition to two polo matches, watch the half time entertainment, including the Canadian Cowgirls and skydiv-ers, and champagne divot stomp. Lunch can be purchased in the

Ritz-Carlton Polo Pavilion or the Mallet Lounge & Grill. The event runs from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Horses and Horsepower is offered Sunday, June 19, 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. In addition to the two polo matches, indulge in the half time entertainment and champagne divot stomp, as well as a new segment this year — more than 100 vintage and exotic cars to admire. Lunch can be purchased in the Mallet Lounge & Grill.

Each day will include a BMO Kids Zone, silent auction, bou-tiques, art walk, and contests — such as the daily Best Picnic and Best Hat contest where guests can compete to bring a themed picnic or wear a pretty or unusual hat.

Tickets each day are $15 online in advance, or $20 at the gate. Children under 12 are admitted free.

All proceeds go towards the Heart & Stroke Foundation, and Southlake Hospital’s Regional Car-diac Care program.

For more information, visit Polo For Heart’s website at www.poloforheart.org.

- Jonalyn Aguilar

The pounding hooves and excitement of polo matches returns to Richmond Hill and York Region next week, June 16, 18 and 19. Polo for Heart boosts Southlake Regional cardiac programs.

Staff file photo/Steve Somerville

Polo for Heart returns to Gormley Polo Centre

Here’s your chance to use your photographic skills, your imagination and possibly your sense of humour together to create a forced perspec-tive photo to enter in our photo con-test.

Forced perspective photos cre-ate an optical illusion that makes an object(s) appear farther away, closer, larger or smaller than it actually is.

There are two $50 gift cards avail-able to be won: Readers’ choice and photographer’s choice.

You can enter as many photos as you like and you, your family and friends can vote each day for your entry. The photo with the most votes at the end of the contest period will win the readers’ choice prize.

The photographers’ choice award will be selected by our award winning photographers.

The contest runs until June 30, 2016.

Visit yorkregion.com/contestsNo purchase necessary.

Enter our forced perspective photo contest at yorkregion.com

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For more information about Lyme disease or submitting a tick for identification visit york.ca/lymedisease

What is Lyme disease?Lymedisease is an illness caused by theBorrelia burgdorferibacteria that isspread through the bite of an infected blacklegged tick (deer tick). Lymedisease does not spread from human to human.

What are the symptoms?A circular rash referred to as a bull’s-eye rash could be one of the earliestsymptoms of an infection. If you develop a bull’s-eye rash, fever, chills orextreme fatigue or feel like you have the flu, see your health care provider.Be sure to tell them if you have been active outdoors. If left untreated, Lymedisease could lead to more serious symptoms affecting the central nervoussystem, brain or heart.

Treating Lyme diseaseLyme disease can be treated with antibiotics. Getting treatment in the earlystages of the disease is critical for full recovery.

What are ticks?Ticks are small bugs, the size of a sesame seed, which feed off the blood ofanimals and humans. They are generally active through the spring, summerand fall. They can be found on tall grasses and bushes and can attach

themselves to people or animals. Ticks do not fly andmove slowly. Most tick bites are painless. Ticks feedslowly and will attach themselves for 24 to 72 hours.They are most likely to spread infection after beingattached for 24 hours or more. Not all ticks are infectedwith the Borrelia burgdorferi bacteria, therefore, not all

tick bites will spread Lyme disease.

Where are blacklegged ticks found?The risk of Lyme disease is usually much greater in tick endemic areasbecause the probability of bites from infected ticks is much greater.In Ontario, blacklegged ticks are more commonly found in areas alongthe north shores of Lake Erie, Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River.Blacklegged ticks have also been found in York Region. York Region Public

Health will continue to conduct tick dragging at various locations across YorkRegion’s nine towns and cities.While the risk is low, it is possible to be infected with Lyme disease from thebite of a blacklegged tick almost anywhere in Ontario.Other established blacklegged tick populations and Lyme disease endemicareas include parts of British Columbia, Manitoba, Quebec, New Brunswick,Nova Scotia, Northeast and upper Midwest United States and central Europe.

Protect yourself and your familyIt is important to protect yourself each time you are in a wooded or brushyarea. Follow these simple tips to protect yourself:• Wear long pants and long-sleeved tops that are light-coloured to helpspot ticks

• Tuck your pants into your socks• Use an insect repellent containing DEET and apply according tomanufacturer’s directions

• Search your body for ticks• Pay special attention to the groin, scalp, underarms andback• Remove attached ticks from your body as quickly as possible

Removing a tick• Remove it by grasping the tick with a set of tweezers as close as possibleto the skin and pull it straight out

• Do not squeeze the tick• Do not put anything on the tick or try to burn it off• Disinfect the area with rubbing alcohol• Place the tick in a moistened paper towel and put in a screw-topcontainer such as a plastic pill bottle or a plastic sealable baggie

• Store the container in a refrigerator or freezer until the tick can besubmitted to your local health unit for testing

• Call York Region Health Connection at 1-800-361-5653

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Everyone at Highland wishes Garry all the bestin his retirement. We all know he has more thanearned it. Drop in or give Garry a phone call towish him all the best on his new journey. We willall miss him greatly at Highland. Before he leaveson June 30th, ask Garry about the GM 20% ofMSRP Event on select 2016 Inventory in stockthe longest, ends June 30th.

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This week, King Gallery features artist Sunni Anne Ball (Breath of Life, acrylic on canvas). A partnership between The Connection and Arts Society King, King Gallery will feature the work of a select artist every two weeks in advance of the September street gallery event in Schomberg. Visit yorkregion.com/king_gal-lery to see other pieces by Ball as well as those of other artists.

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Did you live at an Ontario Institution for People with Developmental Disabilities?

There was a lawsuit about 12 Ontario institutionsfor people with developmental disabilities. Thelawsuit is now over and there is money forpeople who were harmed while living at anyof these institutions. Check the dates beside thename of the place where you lived. If you livedthere between those dates, then you can now askfor money from the lawsuit.

How do I get this money?You must fill in a Claim Form and send it tothe claims office. You must send the form byFebruary 28, 2017. The office will check yourform to decide whether they can pay you.

How much money could I get?You could get up to:• $2,000 if you were harmed or hurt atany of these institutions.• $42,000 if you write about how youwere harmed or hurt.

How much you get depends on what you writein the form and how many people send in forms.

How do I get a Claim Form?You can call the claims office:

• Phone 1-866-442-4465• TTY: 1-877-627-7027

You can also get the form online atwww.Schedule1Facilities.ca

Can I get help with the form?Yes. Your family member, support person orsomeone you trust can fill in the form. You canalso call for help:

• Phone 1-866-442-4465• TTY: 1-877-627-7027

Can family members get money?No. But estates of class members who lived atone of these institutions and died after June 16,2012 can ask for money.

Do you know someone who lived at one ofthese institutions?

Please share this information with them or theirsupport person.

A Lawsuit Settlement Has Been Approved and YouMay Be Able To Get SomeMoney.

St. Lawrence Regional Centrebetween April 1, 1975 - June 30, 1983

L.S. Penrose Centrebetween April 1, 1974 - March 31, 1977

D’Arcy Placebetween Sept. 1, 1963 - Dec. 31, 1996

Oxford Regional Centrebetween April 1, 1974 - March 31,1996 or in the “Mental RetardationUnit” or “MR Unit” betweenJan. 1, 1969 - March 31, 1974

Midwestern Regional Centrebetween Sept. 1, 1963 - March 31, 1998

Adult Occupational Centrebetween Jan. 1, 1966 - March 31, 1999

Durham Centre forDevelopmentally Handicappedbetween April 1, 1974 - Sept. 28, 1986

Muskoka Centrebetween Aug. 28, 1973 - June 30, 1993

Prince Edward Heightsbetween Jan. 1, 1971 - Dec. 31, 1999

Northwestern Regional Centrebetween April 1, 1974 - March 31, 1994

Bluewater Centrebetween April 1, 1976 - Dec. 20, 1983

Pine Ridgebetween Sept. 1, 1963 - Aug. 31, 1984

Traffic Beyond the 6ixA three-part, interactive panel discussion seriesfeaturing experts in the field of transportation

Location: Markham Pan Am Centre16 Main Street Unionville,the City of Markham

7 p.m. to 8:45 p.m.

Contact Rob Di Profio1-877-464-9675 ext. [email protected]

Register OnlineTo register, please visithttps://goo.gl/AEpxNM

Session 1: Tuesday, May 31, 2016Roads Well Travelled: Congestionin York Region - A discussionaddressing questions such as:What is congestion? What are theimpacts? What has York Regionbeen doing to address it?

Session 2: Tuesday, June 7, 2016Clearing the Clog: Suggestions forCongestion - A discussion aboutwhat can be done to managetraffic and what has beensuccessful in other jurisdictions.

Session 3: Tuesday, June 14, 2016TECHnical Decongestion:Alternative ‘Avenues’ for GettingAround - A discussion lookinginto how technological solutions,ride sharing and the advent ofautonomous vehicles areinfluencing mobility and what thelocal implications are.

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By NaNcy HopkiNsoNSpecial to The Connection

On sunday, June 12 at 11:15 am, our guest speaker is Patricia Edmonds. This is how Pat described herself: “I am a retired lady of leisure. I have been a Licensed Lay Worship Leader since 2004, conducting 25-30 services annually. I am a Past Chair of Living Waters Presbytery and a past president of Toronto Conference UCW (United Church Women), a member of the National UCW Alumni and currently am recording secretary for Toronto Confer-ence UCW Executive. A few years ago I had the privilege of travelling to Cuba with a group of eight UCW mem-bers from Canada where we met and interacted with several wonderful groups of Cubans.

“I have been married for 53 years, am the mother of two grown daughters and grandmother of four young grandchildren who constant-ly delight and often exhaust me. I enjoy the opportuni-ties I have to lead worship

and share my experiences in many congregations across Toronto Conference.”

Our next Messy Church on June 14, 5 to 7 p.m., will have the theme “roads”. Do you have a big box that we could use to make a stand-in car? Although people travel around now in cars, in Bible times, they had to walk or to ride an animal. Journeys would have been much slow-er. The various activities will relate to roads and journeys and are suitable for a range of ages from two to early teens.

Messy Church contin-ues throughout the summer on every second Tuesday of the month. Messy Church includes dinner because we know that busy parents and/or grandparents need to have time to enjoy crafts with their children without wor-

rying about making a meal. For more info, contact me at 905-859-0761.

Later in June, our guest speaker will be Kathy Dakin (June 19 and 26).

In the summer, we join with Schomberg United. Throughout July, our services will be in Schomberg at 9:30 am, and throughout August, our services will be in Noble-ton at 11:15 am. On Sunday July 17th, there will be a bap-tism. On Sunday July 24th there is a congregational pic-nic at Jack and Kim Camp-bell’s. Phone Jack at 905-939-2992 for directions. We will gather at 11 am, sing some songs, have a short message, and then lunch at 11:30 am. Bring a salad or dessert. The BBQ and drinks will be sup-plied. There are walks that you can take and/or have a swim in the pool.

❚ contact For more info, visit our

website at nobletonunited-church.com, our Facebook page, or call our church at 905-859-3976.

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About Sunday’s guest speaker ❚ Defibrillator seminarKing Township Fire Ser-

vices will conduct a semi-nar on the use of a defibril-lator on Monday, June 13 at 1:00 p.m. in the King City Seniors Centre. Everyone is welcome to attend this very

important and educational session.

❚ annual BBQOur annual BBQ, always

a popular event, is set for next Friday, June 17 at 4:00 p.m. at the Centre. Tickets

are $10 for adults and $5 for children. Everyone is welcome to come out and enjoy the party, which will include hamburgers, hot dogs and salads. For tickets or information, call Vince Cancelli at 906-833-6305.

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8 Poland: Gave Germany some problems in qualify-ing so they could be tricky for opponents.


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You’re invited to take a trip back through time and go right up to the present day with the McMichael Gallery’s latest exhibition.

Titled 50/50/50, the special exhi-bition is in honour of the gallery’s 50th anniversary – the actual date is July 8 -- but it also goes back from the mid-60s to exactly one century ago and stretches to 2016.

The artists chosen for the exhibit, Group of Seven founder AY Jackson and the most famous contemporary and friend of the group, Tom Thom-son, for 1916, Toronto’s Jack Bush for the mid-60s, and Vancouver artist Colleen Heslin for present-day work, offer a fascinating look at distant past, more recent past and present-day perspectives.

And that is just what Dr. Sarah Stanners, director of curatorial and collections at the McMichael Cana-dian Art Collection, was going for when she put together the massive exhibition.

“How can we tell these stories through powerful works of art,” she said as she took media around the exhibit for a tour in advance of its public opening last Saturday.

“Our audience is looking for tra-ditional Group of Seven and land-scape painting but we have to cul-tivate new audiences,” she noted in pointing to the Bush and Heslin parts of the exhibition, which offer a stark contrast to the work of Jackson and Thomson.

“Robert and Signe McMichael were opening a gallery in the mid-60s which focused on traditional landscape painting yet mid-60s in Canada was a riot of fantastic avant garde painting,” she said.

That’s where Jack Bush comes in.Where Dr. Laura Brandon, an

expert in war-time art with particu-lar knowledge of Jackson and Thom-son was brought aboard to curate the Jackson/Thomson 1916 section, Stanners’ expertise is in the mid-60s and the likes of Bush.

“There needed to be some signal of what was happening at that time (mid-60s),” she said.

“Let’s look at three distinct peri-ods. Let’s look at our core mid-60s period, go back 50 years, a critical point, and look at mid-60s and at 2016.”

That means a viewer goes from the landscapes and traditional images one expects from the well-

known and famous Group of Seven paintings to the “riot of colour” as Stanners describes it, of the large canvasses of 1960s Bush.

Bush paints in bright yellows, reds, greens, eye-catching images that light up the room. All the work is abstract.

“Five of the works here have never been seen before in Ontario,” said Stanners of the Bush paintings.

As for Heslin, her works have a Bush-like quality, however with a big twist.

She hand-dyes and sews fab-

rics together to seamlessly create a “painting” that has an interest-ing tactile look and feel. Her use of muted colours, especially vari-ous shades of grey, makes her work stand out.

Virtually all of the work Heslin created for the show was done in the past year, most of it in 2016.

Naomi Potter of the Esker Foun-dation of Calgary, who curated the Heslin section of the show, said she wanted to present a “conversation” between the work of Bush and Hes-lin.

“I thought the conversation that this work (Heslin’s) could have with Jack Bush’s work was a particularly interesting one that could bring rel-evance to Colleen’s practice but also a contemporary focus to Jack,” said Potter.

Stanners said she is hopeful many people will come to see the exhibi-tion so it will be at the McMichael until Jan. 8, 2017 allowing plenty of time to see it.

The magic number is 50 at the McMichael

ONLINE: Visit 50years.mcmi-chael.com/ for more.

Staff photos/Nick Iwanyshyn

Left, Needles and Pins, the work of Colleen Heslin (above), as part of the 50/50/50 Special Exhibition program.

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