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Project Safe Start stresses the need to slow dow n in and around school zones, watch for pedestrians and pay attention to school crossing guards escorting youths across busy intersections. D uring this year' s operation, police focused on a number of unsafe driving behaviours. W hile speeding was the top offence, disobeying stop signs came second (480 charges) followed by distracted driving (126 charges). Police issued a total of 2,482 tickets as part of the campaign. This is a slight increase compared to the 2,299 tickets issued during Project Safe Start in 2016. Police issued 736 warnings to drivers in 2017. Officers also rolled out a social media campaign as part o f the road safety initiative w ith related m essages gathering more than 137,000 im pressions online. 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Event Chair Pam Damoff, at far left, Oakville North-Burlington MP with the Oakville Beaver team, captained by photographer Nikki Wesley (in front). Joan Mack who was doing her 35th walk in the Oakville event. For story, see p.7 | submitted photo LLE · metrolandmedia O "D X. Defending principles to inspire public trust Ontario Press Council Vice-President and Group Publisher of Metroland West Neil Oliver Beaver* Volume 55 | Number 64 5046 Mainway, Unit 2, Burlington (905) 845-3824 Oakville Beaver is a member of the Ontario Press Council. The council is located at 80 Gould St., Suite 206, Toronto, Ont., M5B 2M7. Phone (416) 340-1981. Advertising is accepted on the condition that, in the event of a typographical error, that portion of advertising space occupied by the erroneous item, together with a reasonable allow ance for signature, will not be charged for, but the balance of the advertisement will be paid for at the applicable rate. The publisher reserves the right to categorize advertise ments or decline. Editorial and advertising content of the Oakville Beaver is protected by copyright. Unauthorized use is prohibited. Advertising Director Daniel Baird / dbaird@metroland.com / 289-293-0624 Managing Editor Angela Blackburn / editor@oakvillebeaver.com / 289-293-0617 Regional General Manager Kelly Montague kmontague@metroland.com / 289-293-0614 Director of Distribution Charlene Hall / chall@metroland.com / 905-631-6095 TerryFoxwas a herow hoem bodied beingCanadian by David Lea Oakville Beaver Staff 7 |Thursday September 21, 2017 | OAKVILLE BEAVER |www.insidehalton.com The people of Oakville once again honoured Canadian hero Terry F ox in a big w ay Sunday m orning (Sept. 17) w ith hundreds turning out to participate in the 37th annual Oakville Terry F ox Run. The charity event began at Coronation Park at around 10 a.m., w ith residents cycling, running and walking to raise funds for cancer research. Som e pushed strollers, som e w alked dogs w hile others carried small children on their shoulders -- all unified by the desire to honour those lost to or living w ith cancer and to work toward a future where the dreaded illness is just a memory. The run continues the legacy o f F ox' s Marathon of Hope. The British Columbia resident, w h o lost part of his leg to cancer at age 18, began a cross country trek to raise cancer awareness and funds for cancer research on April 7, 1980. He w as ultimately forced to stop his marathon on Sept. 1, 1980, after cancer had spread to his lungs. F ox died on June 28, 1981, but not before challenging all of Canada to carry on his dream. "Terry w as a hero to all of us," said Oakville run chair Pam Dam off at the start o f the event. "W hen w e think about w hat m akes us proud as Canadians w e think about how w e 2006. He rode his bike from Toronto to participate in the Oakville run. Oakville resident and cancer survivor Lisa M oody w as also in attendance participating in her 26th Terry F ox Run. Advancements in cancer research allowed her to keep her leg, but w ith a titanium implant. see Terry on p.9 TABRICLJWD Back to Sewing, Quilting Crafting & Decorating! Teagan Walsh | Riziero Vertolli/M etroland are humble, brave, courageous, w e give hope to people around the world and that w as Terry Fox. I think that is w h y Terry, 3 7 years later, continues to resonate. He w asn' t able to finish his Marathon of H ope, but he asked all o f us to continue for him and that is w h y w e are all here today. I can' t thank you enough for being here." Oakville native David Visschedyk, w h o lost his leg to the sam e type of cancer w hich afflicted F ox, joined Dam off in kicking off the run. 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Enjoy free fam ily-friendly entertainm ent, live music, dance, ceramic, art workshops and more! V is it o a k v ille .c a fo r e v e n t d e ta ils. S h a re y o u r p h o to o f an O a k v ille C u ltu re D a y s a c tiv ity to w in ! # c u ltu re d a y s o a k v ille Contest closes October 2, 2017. N o tice o f A p p lic a tio n fo r A p p ro v a l to E x p ro p ria te Lan d Fo rm 2 E xpropriations A ct, R.R.O. 1990, R eg. 363 In the matter of an application by The Corporation of the Town of Oakville (Name of expropriating authority) for approval to expropriate land being part of Lot 1, Plan 785; part of Lots 44, 45, 46, 47 and 48 and Maplehurst Avenue (Closed by Order 48249), Plan 350; and part of Lots 21, 23, 24 and 25, Concession 3 South of Dundas Street in the Town of Oakville (Name of local municipality) Regional Municipality of Halton (County or district). For the purposes of Road widening, reconstruction, and improvements to Speers Road (Description of project or work). Notice is hereby given that application has been made for approval to expropriate the fee simple interest in the land described as follows: Parcel 1: Part of Lot 1, Plan 785, designated as Part 1 on 20R-20119; Parcel 2: Part of Lots 46, 47 and 48, Plan 350, designated as Part 4 on 20R-20704; Parcel 3: Part of Lots 44, 45, 46, 47 and 48 and Maplehurst Avenue (closed by order 48249), Plan 350, designated as Part 9 on 20R-20150 and Part 2 on 20R-20704; together with a temporary easement over the lands described as Part of Lots 46, 47 and 48, Plan 350, designated as Parts 1 and 3 on 20R20704 for a term of 24 months, to allow the town to enter with all necessary vehicles, machinery, equipment and other material required to facilitate the reconstruction and improvement of Speers Road between Third Line and Fourth Line, including, but not limited to, excavation, grading, placement and storage of soil and sod, placement of granular and asphalt for driveways and curbs, construction staging and construction and works ancillary thereto; and together with a permanent easement over the lands described as Part of Lots 46, 47 and 48, Plan 350, designated as Parts 1 and 2 on 20R-20861 granting the town, its successors, assigns and invitees the right to enter, construct, maintain, inspect, alter, repair and operate the overhead hydro lines for the purpose of supplying or distributing hydro or related services, but reserving to the Transferor the right to use the surface of the said lands for any purpose which does not conflict with the town's rights hereunder, and respecting any required clearances according to the latest version of the CSA C22.3 No1 Overhead System Canadian Standard; Parcel 4: Part of Lots 45 and 46, Plan 350, designated as Part 12 on 20R-20150; Parcel 5: Part of Lot 21, Concession 3 South of Dundas Street, designated as Part 8 on 20R-20150; Parcel 6: Part of Lot 23, Concession 3 South of Dundas Street, designated as Part 20 on 20R-20119; Parcel 7: Part of Lot 24, Concession 3, South of Dundas Street, designated as Part 18 on 20R-20119; Parcel 8: Part of Lot 24, Concession 3 South of Dundas Street, designated as Part 17 on 20R-20119; Parcel 9: Part of Lot 24, Concession 3 South of Dundas Street, designated as Part 16 on 20R-20119; Parcel 10: Part of Lot 24, Concession 3 South of Dundas Street, designated as Part 15 on 20R-20119; Parcel 11: Part of Lot 25, Concession 3 South of Dundas Street, designated as Part 7 on 20R-20119; Parcel 12: Part of Lot 1, Plan 785, designated as Part 3 on 20R-20119; and Parcel 13: Part of Lot 1, Plan 785, designated as Part 2 on 20R-20119. Any owner of land in respect of which notice is given who desires a hearing into whether the taking of such land is fair, sound and reasonable necessary in the achievement of the objectives of the expropriating authority shall so notify the approving authority in writing, a) in the case of a registered owner, served personally or by registered mail within thirty days after the registered owner is served with the notice, or, when the registered owner is served by publication, within thirty days after the first publication of the notice; b) in the case of an owner who is not a registered owner, within thirty days after the first publication of the notice. The approving authority is Council of The Corporation of the Town of Oakville, 1225 Trafalgar Road, Oakville, Ontario L6H 0H3 The Corporation of the Town of Oakville (Name of expropriating authority) Jim Knighton in his capacity as Manager, Realty Services (Name of officer or agent of expropriating authority) FREE P.A. Day Skate Jo in u s M o n d a y , S e p te m b e r 25 · River Oaks Community Centre, 2400 Sixth Line from 9:30 a.m to 12:30 p.m. · Sixteen Mile Sports Complex, 3070 Neyagawa Boulevard from 2 to 5 p.m. Skate and helmet rentals are available during Boston Pizza skates. $6 skates l $3 helmet l $7 combo rental Capacity restrictions apply. Visit oakville.ca for details. Sp o n so red b y B o s to n P iz z a DUNDAS S NEYAGAWA 9 |Thursday September 21, 2017 | OAKVILLE BEAVER |www.insidehalton.com Terry led the way to cancer survival continued from p.7 "The first time I did the run I w as in a wheelchair," she said. Officially starting this year' s run w as 10-yearold Oakville resident and cancer survivor Teagan Walsh, w h o com m enced the event from her wheelchair. The young girl is also dealing w ith the same type of cancer Fox had. A new surgical technique has saved her leg and she is n o w undergoing chemotherapy. Teagan' s father, David, called the advancements w hich saved her leg "a miracle." "W e are so proud of her. She has fought through this like a true warrior. I can' t imagine the pain she endured during the surgery and after the surgery," he said. "It' s heartbreaking, but due to events like these, and you people, w e managed to save her le g ... I just w ant to thank you all for w hat yo u are doing from the bottom of m y heart for cancer, for Teagan." Teagan herself said the day' s events were loads of fun. "I really liked it. It' s just a fun thing to do," she said. "Everyone know s w hat yo u ' ve gone through because you came here to the Terry F ox Run, so you can just be normal and you can m eet a lot of n ew people." Despite the underlying seriousness o f the event, the day maintained a party atmosphere w ith som e children enjoying face painting w hile others danced to music. /jf/STEVEN SO N\VH ELTON Mac DONALD&SWAN LLP + PERSONAL INJURY MEDICAL MALPRACTICE David Visschedyk | Riziero Vertolli/M etroland As of run day, $115,000 of the target $150,000 had been raised. People can continue to donate until Dec. 31. Over the years, the Oakville com m unity has raised $4.8 m illion for the Terry F ox Foundation w ith the Oakville Terry F ox Run raising $2.1 million. Anyone interested in m aking a donation can still do so at www.terryfox.ca/terryfoxrun/ oakville. Experienced Trial Lawyers Serving Oakville, Milton and Burlington ^/"sWLawyers.ca 1 5 4 0 C orn w all R o a d 1 0 6 , O ak ville S u ite CN M ilto n L o g is tic s Hub 2017 P u b lic C o n su lta tio n S e p te m b e r 1 8 - O c to b e r 3 1 , 2 0 1 7 We w a n t to h e a r fro m y o u CN is seeking feedback on proposed mitigation measures and potential community benefits. The Milton Logistics Hub is needed to serve a growing demand for household goods in the GTHA, and to help local businesses get their goods to and from domestic and international markets. Le a rn m o re a n d p ro v id e in p u t Attend an open house (drop-in) Attend a small group meeting in Milton (RSVP) Read the discussion guide and complete a feedback form online at cnmilton.ca or provide a written submission by email to milton@cn.ca or mail. You can also visit our Milton Information Centre - see details (and full meeting schedule) at cnmilton.ca. RSVP (small group meeting only): milton@cn.ca or 1.800.216.9466. Oakville open house Date Wednesday, October 4 Time (drop-in) Location Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre - 2302 Bridge Road (Black Box Theatre) M m imrnlTHCT H h M H 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. For more information, including a summary of the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) and fact sheets regarding key studies, visit cnm ilton.ca. View the full EIS at ceaa.gc.ca, Ref. Number 80100. www.insidehalton.com |OAKVILLE BEAVER |Thursday, September 21, 2017 |1 0 ,<rtHalton B c e m u halton.ca (| 311 nn Youdnis REGION Halton Waste Management Site 25th Anniversary & Doors Open Celebration Fare Share in desperate need as food drive begins by David Lea Oakville Beaver Staff Bring you r fam ily and frien ds for a day of fun and celebration: · Guided bus tours · A look at landfill machinery and waste collection trucks up close · Kid-friendly activities · Food trucks (cash only) Celebrating 25 Years o f Environm entally Safe Waste M anagem ent in Halton! The Halton Waste Management Site originally opened in 1992 with a life expectancy of 20 years or until the year 2012. Due to the tremendous efforts of Halton residents using their Blue Box, Green Cart and other waste diversion programs, the landfill life is now projected to the year 2044--over 30 years longer than expected! Sa tu rd a y , S e p te m b e r 3 0 ,2 0 1 7 10 a.m . to 2 p.m . Halton Waste Management Site 5400 Regional Road 25, Milton For more information, visit halton.ca/hwms25 Wheelchair accessible and free parking n Halton's Pumpkins to Pastries Trail is back Search Halton Waste Management Site 25th Anniversary The O akville Fare Share F ood Bank is calling on residents to m ake this T hanksgiving one to remem ber for those less fortunate w ith in this com m unity. The local charity w ill h old a food drive, w h ich w ill run from Saturday (Sept. 2 3 ) to M onday (Oct. 9 ), in the h op es o f m aking the Thanksgiving season a tim e w h en all Oakville residents have reason to be thankful -- regardless o f their situation. There is n o shortage o f n eed for the food bank' s services w ith the H alton P overty R oundtable n o tin g that p overty affects on e in iO H alton residents in clu d in g f f , f 2 0 children. Fare Share organizers say they n eed ed to help f0 9 n ew fam ilies in 2 0 i6 . A ccording to its w ebsite, it currently serves 350 to 4 0 0 fam ilies (approxim ately f,2 0 0 people) per m onth. F ood for the food drive can be dropped off at all O akville grocery stores, at all Oakville fire stations and directly at the food bank, w h ich is located at 1240 Speers Rd., U nit 6. M onetary donations are also appreciated and charity tax receipts can be w ritten immediately. Organizers say the food bank is in desperate n eed of: · Baby cereal (Pablum ) · Pow dered baby form ula · Infant: junior jars o f m eat, fruit and vegetables T h ey also pointed ou t that for the first tim e in m em ory they have com p letely run ou t o f basics su ch as canned corn, peas, m ixed vegetables and fruit. T h ey are also look in g for canned Nancy Bromberg of the Fare Share Food Bank sorts donations at the Speers Road food bank, which is gearing up to kick off its annual Thanksgiving Food Drive, which runs Sept. 23 to Oct. 9. | Metroland file photo m eat and fish products along w ith jam , tea bags, instant coffee and pow dered laundry detergent. In short, organizers say the shelves o f the Oakville Fare Share F ood Bank are b ecom in g bare and they are counting on the help and support o f the people o f O akville to restock. T he food bank receives n o funding from any level o f governm ent and relies com pletely on the com m u n ity so it can keep doing its im portant work. For m ore inform ation about the O akville Fare Share F ood Bank, visit w w w oakvilleboodbank.com . Experience local food, products and events and explore the connection between Halton farms, markets, restaurants and shops. Join us from September 18 to October 31 as local vendors across Halton Region showcase their local food and products on the Pumpkins to Pastries Trail and experience a taste of Halton's harvest season. Halton is home to a thriving agricultural industry and small businesses that make our region a desirable place to live and visit. Support local businesses by downloading the P2P Trail map on our website at halton.ca/p2ptrail or through theOneHalton app available through the App Store. 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B R O N T E V IL L A G E P A IN T & P A P E R 2294 LA K ESH O R E ROAD W EST O A K V IL L E 9 0 5 -8 2 7 -3 3 0 0 P A IN T E R S P L A C E 478 DUNDAS S T R E E T W EST O A K V IL L E 9 0 5 -2 5 7 -2 0 6 1 P A IN T S C A P E S W E S T 511 M A P LE G R O V E D R IV E O A K V IL L E 9 0 5 -3 3 9 -2 0 0 2 T H E P A IN T & P A P E R P L A C E 2423 T R A FA LG A R ROAD O A K V IL L E 9 0 5 -2 5 7 -4 9 0 6 If the results of a 2017 national com petition are any indication, Oakville continues to have som e of the best firefighters in Canada. A team from the Oakville Fire Department came out on top - for the second straight year - after com peting against som e of the strongest firefighters the country had to offer at the National Scott Firefighter Combat Challenge Championships, w hich took place in Ottawa earlier this month. Local firefighters w alked away w ith m ultiple victories, including firefighter Ian Van Reenen w h o w as first in the m en' s individual competition. H e also joined Darren van Zandbergen, Shaun Henderson, Matt Longwell and Dave Walker to w in the team competition. The team had similar victories at last year' s nationals, and w ent on to set tw o records at the worlds in Montgomery, Ala. "Oakville Fire are back-to-back National Firefit Cham pions," tweeted D eputy Chief Paul Boissonneault, following their victory. see Defending on p.16 NO FRILLS won't be beat If you find a cheaper price, simply show us and we will m atch. COOK'S® HAM s h a n k o r b u tt p o rtio n , b o n e in boneless, cryovac package PORK HALF LOINS GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES product of U.S.A., no. 1 grade S P E E R S PA IN T D E C O R A T IN G C E N T R E 275 S P E E R S R O A D O A K V IL L E 9 0 5 -3 3 7 -7 2 7 2 A _______ - ____ Benjamin Moore* Paint like no other.* B u y t w o ( 2 ) 3 .7 9 L c o n t a in e r s a t r e t a i le r 's s u g g e s t e d r e t a i l p r ic e a n d g e t t h e 3 r d 3 .7 9 L c o n t a in e r a t n o c o s t. 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Some have voiced concerns about the traffic impact the de velopment might have on the surrounding area while others have spoken against the poten tial loss of a world-famous golf course and heritage site. Still others are opposed to the development because of the potential loss of green space and the height of the proposed struc tures, which would reach 12 sto reys in several cases. ClubLink officials have previ ously pointed out 50.11 hectares (54 per cent of the total site) would be made up of publiclyaccessible green space. Town staff came out against the development proposal for a number of reasons. One focuses on the preserva tion of cultural heritage. On Aug. 21, Town council voted unanimously to issue a notice of intention to designate the entire 229-acre property cit ing its significance to the town' s cultural heritage. Arguments for this designa Oakville Plan that establishes where and how the town will accommodate growth," said Bar rette. "The Town has confirmed through its Urban Structure Re view where and how the Town will accommodate future growth to achieve its intensification tar get to 2031, and its estimated population and employment forecast to 2041." Town staff said that due to the scale of this proposed develop ment, if it were allowed to go ahead, it could actually under mine the Town' s growth plans by redirecting growth from identi fied growth areas and delaying timely development. Staff also noted many of the reports and studies submitted in support of the development application contained technical deficiencies that did not fully demonstrate conformity with the provincial, regional and/or local policies or practice. The special council meeting in which council will discuss the ClubLink application will take place Tuesday, Sept. 26 at Oakville' s Town Hall at 7 p.m. The front entrance of Glen Abbey Golf Club on Dorval Drive. | Graham Paine/M etroland Does your financial advisor know your life goals? M a rcN u tfo rd F in a n c ia l A d v is o r 2 3 8 7 Trafalgar Road Unit 82 Oakville, ON L6 H 6 K 7 9 05 - 822-2023 www.edwardjones.com/marc-nutfo rd Member - Canadian Investor Protection Fund Edwardjones MAKING SEN SE OF INVESTING tion focused on things like the golf course' s `spoke-and-wheel' design and the fact that golf legendJack Nicklaus designed it. "Staff are of the opinion that any proposal resulting in the re moval of the golf course would not conserve the cultural heri tage value and the heritage at tributes of the cultural heritage landscape," wrote Barrette in his report to council. Town staff also pointed out that the proposed development would essentially turn the Glen Abbey Golf Course into an un planned growth area. They argued this would cause problems since the area is not served by any existing, or planned, level of transit service. This could result in transit resources being diverted to the area, which Town staff note would go against the provincial Growth Plan, which dictates growth be directed to areas with a high level of transit service and not the reverse. "The applications are in consistent with the Town' s policy framework in the Livable YM CA Nominations due week O ct 2 1 , 2 0 1 7 Do you know someone who is making a difference in your community? Someone who chooses empathy, advocates for social justice, helps improve the lives of others or takes action to inspire positive social change? YMCAof Oakville 1 5 |Thursday September 21, 2017 | OAKVILLE BEAVER |www.insidehalton.com Your Health HALTON HEALTHCARE October 2017 Save the Date Wednesday, October 4, 2 0 1 7 - 5 pm to 9 pm Breast Reconstruction Awareness (BRA) Day John Oliver Auditorium Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital 3001 Hospital Gate, Oakville Register at bra-day.com OAKVILLE TRAFALGAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Breast Reconstruction Awareness (BRA) Day FREE Event Wednesday, October 4, 2017 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital John Oliver Auditorium, 3001 Hospital Gate, Oakville Halton Healthcare is hosting BRA Day at OTMH for breast cancer patients and their families. BRA Day has been designed to empower, educate and raise awareness for women who wish to consider breast reconstruction, cancer treatment options and high risk genetic counseling. Many of our Halton Healthcare physicians and specialists will be presenting along with regional hospital physicians. · Learn about the different breast reconstruction options available · Connect with women who have been through a breast reconstruction · See real results in the Show and Tell Lounge (women only) · Get answers to your questions from leading breast reconstruction experts in a panel discussion Thursday, October 5, 2 0 1 7 - 9 am to 2 pm Local Food Expo Parsons Pantry (Cafeteria) Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital 3001 Hospital Gate, Oakville Thursday, October 12, 2017 - 4 pm to 5 pm Alzheimer's Information Session Hosted by Alzheimer Society South Block - Level 5, Room #205 Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital 3001 Hospital Gate, Oakville Saturday, November 4, 2 0 1 7 - 6 pm OTMH Foundation Candlelight Ball Burlington Convention Centre Tickets: OTMHCandlelightBall.com Register (FREE) at bra-day.com today! H osted b y Halton Healthcare in partnership with the Mississauga Halton Central W est Cancer Program, the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation as w ell as Trillium Health Partners and William Osler Health System. OHVA Donates $300,000 The Oakville Hospital Volunteer Association, (OHVA) had an opportunity to recognize many of their volunteers for their long service to the hospital at their 2017 Annual General Meeting. This year the OHVA presented a cheque to Halton Healthcare in the amount of $300,000. This is the seventh installment of the OHVA's $3 million pledge toward the building of our new hospital. Experience fresh, tasty and locally grown! Thursday, October 5, 2017 9:00 am to 2:00 pm Parsons Pantry (Cafeteria) Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital 3001 Hospital Gate, Oakville Taste & learn! · Taste samples · Purchase treats · Talk to local growers and manufacturers Parking available in the Parking Garage Thank you! (Left to Right): Sudi Kalra, President of the OHVA; Denise Hardenne, President and CEO, Halton Healthcare; John W. Nyholt, Halton Healthcare Board Chair; and Lilian Scime, Vice President, Corporate Services and Diagnostics, Halton Healthcare Oakville Foundation H o s p ita l O a k v illeH o sp ita lV o lu n te e rA sso c ia tio n Healthcare haltonhealthcare.com www.insidehalton.com |OAKVILLE BEAVER |Thursday, September 21, 2017 |16 D efending w orld title in O ctober continued from p.12 "You make us all very proud guys." Featuring competitors from across Canada, the annual challenges take participants to the limits of their endurance, requiring them to run a complex obstacle course in full bunker gear. Overall, the Oakville team w on first place with a total finishing time o f 4:00:05. Van Zandbergen was first in the m en' s over-40 category with a time of 1:22:07. A ndy Waldron took second in the m en' s over 55 category w ith a time of 2:08:93. Van Reenen w on first in the m en' s individual competition w hen he completed the obstacle course in just 1:12:66. His closest competitor, Graham MacKenzie of the Kamloops Fire Department, completed the obstacle course w ith a time o f 1:16:33. "W e' re excited," said team leader Henderson. "W e knew it w as going to be a tougher hill to climb this year. W e figured everyone w ould be gunning for us because w e came out w ith the title last year. It' s harder to repeat than to w in the first time, so w e just couldn' t be happier." Henderson said previously the competition is notjust about bragging rights. He noted preparing for and participating builds endurance that helps Oakville' s firefighters do their jobs better. The obstacle course simulates m any of the physical challenges a firefighter will have to overcome during day-to-day work. Clad in full turnout gear, including a breathing apparatus, and carrying a 50-pound packed up hose, the participant m ust race up a five-storey tower. Once atop, the firefighters drops the hose, then hoists up a second hose from the ground. W hen done the competitor m ust race down the tower and complete the force machine part of the obstacle course. This essentially involves hitting a 160-pound block w ith an eight-pound sledgehammer until the block has been driven a certain distance. W ith the force machine complete, the participant then runs to a water-filled hose, w hich is dragged for eight feet before being used to extinguish a target. The participant then grabs a 185-pound rescue mannequin, w hich needs to be dragged about 100 feet backward. Henderson partially attributes this year' s victory to the training tower Oakville firefighters get to practise on at their training facility. "Our training w ent great this year. The facility w e have gives us the ability to properly train for it," said Henderson. "Everybody just felt like they were at their best w hen it mattered." The Oakville team will also have titles to defend at the world championship event, w hich will be held in Jeffersontown and Louisville, Ky, from Oct. 23 to 28. "I still think w e are the best team in the world, but that' s w hy w e compete," said Henderson. "You have to go dow n there and prove it. I feel pretty good about our chances, so long as w e stay healthy and run to the ability that w e have." We believe everyone over the age of 60 should get a FREE baseline hearing test. You can join us by simply booking YOUR test today and encouraging your friends to join you. It takes less than 60 minutes, you don't need a doctor's referral, and there's no cost or obligation whatsoever! 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Munroe Hamilton International Airport and saw more than 250 com m unity partners join UPS and the United Way in a competition to pull a 200,000-pound Airbus A 300, 50 feet across the tarmac. Participating teams succeeded in raising $25,000, w hich will be directed towards the campaign' s fundraising goal. "W e are so grateful for the support and dedication of partners like UPS and so m any of you w h o continue to stay committed to making our com m unity great for everyone," said United Way President and CEO Jeff Vallentin. "As you know, the beginning of April was a watershed time for the United Way m ovem ent in our region. We are focused now, more than ever, on ensuring that w e remain connected to the issues that face each of the communities w e serve and, as always, all dollars raised local will stay local. That means whatever is raised in your com m unity will go directly to support programs and services for your neighbours, family and friends." Ken Smithard, campaign chair and president of Cogeco Connexion, spoke about the United Way' s importance in funding numerous local social programs. "United Way Halton & Hamilton is focused on responding to local needs and providing see Money on p.24 Open House A Taste of Chartw ell SUNDAY, SEPTEM BER 24 1-4 PM CH A R T W ELL O A KV ILLE 180 Oak Park Boulevard Oakville · 289-644-2960 CH A R T W ELL W ATERFORD Presentation Centre: 2983 Westoak Trails Boulevard Oakville · 289-644-2951 C H A R T W e ll CHARTW ELL.COM retirement residences 1 9 |Thursday September 21, 2017 | OAKVILLE BEAVER |www.insidehalton.com 210 North Service Road, West, Oakville, ON | 905-815-1118 www.insidehalton.com |OAKVILLE BEAVER |Thursday, September 21, 2017 |20 P o lice B e a t Online registration back open for a limited time. What about texting, cycling? by Staff Sgt Craig Platt HALTON REGIONAL POLICE SERVICE The Halton Regional Police Service answers your ques tions as they relate to traffic, crime and community po licing. Q U E S T I O N : As we are aware, being on a cell phone while driving is illegal. How would I go about to contacting you if I see someone driving while us ing their phone, either for talking or texting? Would I just get their licence plate number and call local police, call 911 or not do anything at all? (Two other questions in the same vein: 1. As we all know, driving while talking on the phone or texting isn' t hands free which is against the law... wouldn' t driv ing while eating a bowl of cereal, doing make up or watching some one practise their violin Staff Sgt. Craig Platt skills while on the high way also be considered not hands-free? Could drivers possibly be charged for not being hands-free? How would we notify ask a you that this is happening? 2. I can understand the distraction with texting and driving, but why is it people do not get flagged for driving with dogs on their laps? A N S W E R : The legislation prohibiting the use, or handling, of electronic devices while driving was put in place to save lives. It also allows for offenders to be held accountable under the Highway Traffic Act (sec. 78.1(1)). While most drivers are law-abid ing, some remain non-compliant. Hands-free mode is the only method permitted while operating a mo tor vehicle. Officers focus daily on this dangerous activity and develop projects designed to address such offences. Traffic safety is a priority in Halton and identified by residents as a concern. If you see a vehicle being operated dangerously, report it. see Everyone on p.21 Hello Oakville, Cogeco is hosting a free community Register for the 2017/2018 season. Hurry spots fill up fast. BBQ Saturday, September 23 FROM 1 1 A.M TO 2 P.M. REAL CANADIAN SUPERSTORE 201 OAK WALK DR. There'llbe food and drinks, as wellas great offers on unlimited Internet &T V . It'll be lots of fun. Minor Midget and Minor Peewee over 9 9 % f u ll - walk in registration only. All other divisions open for online registration at o a k v ille r a n g e r s .c a but space is filling up fast. E coGeco Switch on amazing MOHA is a member association ofthe Ontario Minor Hockey Association and Hockey Canada. All coaches are OMHA certified Everyone must obey the rules continued from p.20 If there are immediate safety concerns, call 911. A motorist reporting an `emergency' may use a device for that purpose, however, safety must be the prima ry consideration and pulling over to a safe location to place that call is urged. Online reporting is also an option, (HRPS Online Reporting Guidelines and Methods) or by visiting a police facility (HRPS Lo cations). The time, location and information about the vehicle and driver is helpful (i.e. licence plate, make, model and driver descriptors). Eating food, applying makeup or having an ani mal on the driver' s lap is prohibited while operating a motor vehicle. Careless Driving (sec. 130) of the Highway Traffic Act speaks to a driver' s lack of at tention or consideration for others using the road way while Crowding the Driver' s Seat (sec. 162) addresses other persons or property interfering with the proper management or control of the motor ve hicle. QUESTION: Dear HRPS, why don' t police target cyclists who break the rules of the road? Cyclists de serve to be on the road and most certainly need ex tra space and attention. However it seems as though a sense of entitlement is creeping into the minds of cyclists in our community. They run red lights and stop signs regularly, ride two or three abreast, don' t signal turns, often ride aggressively and unpre dictably, and many still don' t have proper lights on their bikes. It seems as though `share the road'really means cyclists do whatever they want leaving mo torists with all the responsibility. Shouldn' t the re sponsibility be equal and include mutual respect on both parts? I see a lot of cautions and public service announcements geared towards motorists (which I agree with), but in many cases it' s the cyclist that is being unreasonable and dangerous. What is being done about this, if anything? ANSWER: Halton region has popular locations for cycling. Road safety is a shared responsibility and w e all must do our part and be safe and consid erate, including motorists, cyclists and pedestrians. Cyclists must adhere to the Highway Traffic Act, as motorists are expected to, including obeying stop signs, red traffic signals and sharing the road. Of fences contrary to the Highway Traffic Act, commit ted by cyclists, are enforced. In the spring of 2017, HRPS partnered with municipal traffic departments, Halton Region, and cycling groups, to promote safe and lawful cycling. The campaign had an educational component, a warning phase and an enforcement phase. Routes were identified that have the greatest volume of cy clists and officers patrolled those routes to ensure compliance, by both cyclists and motorists. This collaborative, region-wide project will be evaluated at the end of October. 21 |Thursday September 21, 2017 | OAKVILLE BEAVER |www.insidehalton.com Open your senses to what others have experienced. P LU M 'S SHOP IS NOW OPEN! W e serve fresh breakfast & lunches daily Ta k e -o u t only until 2:00, M o n d a y - Friday We offer full service corporate catering C e le b r a t in g 13 y e a rs 447 Speers Rd, unit 9 · 905-844-7110 www.plumcatering.ca T h r e e p o w e r f u l s e r v ic e s . O n e e p ic o ffe r . Have a question for police? 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Especially w hen it com es to money. Individually our privacy is important. Collec tively however, it is to our advantage that the gov ernment understands w hat is happening in order to regulate commercial activity. Technological advancements have provided new options for commerce, but som e of those technological advancements are giving Canadian regulators a headache. You' ve heard of the popular expression `the underground econom y' -- the sale of goods and services not reported to the government. The main motivation of those participating in the underground econom y is to avoid paying sales tax and incom e tax. This is a signihcant loss of revenue not only for Canada, but for m any other countries as well. N o w another challenge facing us is under ground currency. Cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin, is a relatively new digital currency that makes it impossible to leave a paper trail for hnancial transactions. Cryptocurrency uses blockchain technology, and cryptography for secrecy and security. Blockchain technology allows data and assets to be dis tributed online between consumers and suppli ers w ithout need for a third party, such as a bank. One reason Canada wants to monitor hnancial transactions is to protect against m oney launder ing, terrorist hnancing, and other fraudulent ac- T for monitoring the ebb and flow o f m oney used nology to read that history. It is clear our regula for investments. tors have to catch up with current technology. Individuals are better protected if regulators W hen cash is used in the underground econ are able to monitor all hnancial transactions. om y it is extremely hard to trace. If regulators W ithout that ability, Canadian regulators will develop the necessary technology, they may hnd not be able to do their job. 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About 80 current members, past members, guests from other horticultural societies, and past board members gathered at the Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre on Burhamthorpe Road to celebrate the diamond anniversary. halton.ca ()311 s t fft H a lt o n REGION in YouiTO Special Waste Drop-off Day To make the recycling of household hazardous waste and electronic waste more convenient for residents, Halton Region holds Special Waste Drop-off Days throughout the year. Special Waste Drop-off Days are for Halton residents only. No commercial waste. For more information visit h a lto n .c a /d ro p o ff. Date Saturday, Septem ber 23,2017 Location Sheridan College k,, \ » .....A a M ..JB m |j,j ,1 L V! i (fo T r i k m yr l % 1 n 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 1430 Trafalgar Road, Oakville | Tom Kavassalis photo H alton residents m ay d rop o ff th e fo llo w in g household w aste free o f charge: Household hazardous waste Electronic waste Acceptable materials Acids (rust remover) Aerosol cans (full or partially full) Automotive liquids (antifreeze, motor oil and filters) Batteries (household and car) Bleach Cosmetics and pharmaceuticals Fluorescent lights (compact bulbs and tubes) Fertilizers Fuels (must leave container) Garden chemicals Household cleaners Medications Mercury-containing devices Paint (full or partially full) Pesticides Pool chemicals Propane tanks and other pressurized containers Solvents Stains Varsols If you are unsure whether an item will be accepted at a Special Waste Drop-off, contact Halton Region by calling 311, or visit h a lto n .c a /p u tw a s te in its p la c e . Visit h a lto n .c a /h w m s for information about year round drop-off options for household hazardous waste and electronics. Th is is an O ntario Electronic Ste w ard sh ip (OES) ap p roved event. Clear all personal inform ation from com p u ters, cell p h o n es and electron ics prior to drop-off. Ensure all m em o ry sto rage areas have been cleared of private inform ation. M other Nature sm iled u p on local gardeners providing w all-to-w all su n shine Sunday, Sept. 10 as the Oakville Horticultural Society (OHS) celebrated its 6 0th anniversary. Guest speakers and official greetings highlighted the day, w hich wrapped up w ith high tea in the garden of the Joshua Creek Heritage Art Centre, w hich hosted the celebration. OHS celebrates 60 years A pproxim ately 80 m em bers and board m em bers, current and past, along w ith guests from other horticultural societies gathered at the Burnham thorpe Road centre and its garden, w h ich served as the backdrop for the diam ond anniversary celebration. "Oakville is one of the greenest com m unities see Greenery on p.29 Acceptable materials Computers Stereos Phones TVs VCRs DVD players Computer monitors Printers Cell phones Cameras Computer batteries JOHN W ILLM OTT ARCHITECT. 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O a k v |||e Bluepr|nt|n9 j iiG ublur b y S-jpiGiiib-Gr 2 $ , 2 0 1 7 . e |nfo ^ ^ f ^ te H- s o f a F u lfo v / £ j] ^ jo iL ir« < iU [m o tiG riiu lG C t 29 |Thursday September 21, 2017 | OAKVILLE BEAVER |www.insidehalton.com Greenery a hallmark of Oakville continued from p.28 "Oakville is one of the greenest communities in Canada. Trees and plants are one of the hallmarks of Oakville that continue to attract new residents, making us a very coveted community," said Oakville Mayor Rob Burton, w h o brought greetings from Town Council. "Fall is all about abundance, so make your planters look lush," said Monique Theriault o f Holland Park Garden Gallery, w h o gave a demonstration on fall planters and how to dress up a front porch or balcony. "Things have changed a lot since I got into the business of horticulture," said Jane Arnett, of the Town of Oakville' s Operations Department, as she spoke about n ew trends in designing plantings and planters that included cacti, succulents, and even acquascaping -- growing plants in water tubs. Congratulations were offered by District 6 of the Ontario Horticultural Association, represented by Bob Wilt, treasurer, and Cat McGill, director. Many attendees w ent home w ith prizes donated by members as local nurseries that have supported the society, including Agram, Bulow' s, and Holland Park Garden Gallery. The OHS is a volunteer organization that promotes interest in plants, outdoor beautification, and protection of the environment, including removal of invasive species. The group meets the second M onday of every m onth, from September to June. Recent speakers have presented on lavender, container gardens, the futuristic gardens of Singapore, and garden design. OHS membership can include a discount at m any local nurseries and the offering of unusual and uncom m on plants and bulbs at special prices at m onthly meetings. Each May, typically around Victoria Day weekend, the OHS organizes a plant sale offering a wide selection of locally-grown plants that are know n to thrive in the area. Great prices and gardening advice from OHS volunteers and master gardeners are the reasons that locals `in the know ' head to this sale. To attract and educate future gardeners, the OHS also offers the Junior Garden program every spring, w hen those aged six to nine years accompanied by a parent or grandparent, learn to tend their very ow n veggie plots. Each June, Oakville residents get to peek at private gardens in Oakville in the Secret Gardens of Oakville Garden Tour, w hich is gaining popularity annually. English gardens, Japanese gardens, formal gardens, xeriscaping, and everything in between can be found tended by Oakville gardeners. N ew members are very welcom e, so consider com ing out to the next meeting, make som e new friends or visit the OHS website at www. oakvillehort.org for more information. -- submitted by Florenda Tingle on behalf of the Oakville Horticultural Society TOMORROW, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 22 ND QAM VISIT US AT BADBOY.CA TO VIEW ALL LOCATIONS! ST. 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M ic h a e l B a rro w 289-430-6185 · michael@mbsecurefinancial.com www.mbsecurefinancial.com . x 31 |Thursday September 21, 2017 | OAKVILLE BEAVER |www.insidehalton.com Community Update Forward announcements o f non-profit local events fo r Community U pdate to the O akville Beaver, 5046 Mainway, Unit 2, Burlington, ON, L7L 5Z1; em ail mmarychuk@oakvillebeaver. com o r call 289-293-0661. Free. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Codependent N o M ore at the W om en' s Centre 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Free. Register at 905-847-5520. Targeting resumes and cover letters with employment specialist Peter Lesser, 1 -4 p.m. at Goodwill -- The Amity Group, Oakville Career Centre, 2387 Trafalgar Rd. - Unit B5. Free. Call 905-257-8856. Branch 486 Royal Canadian Legion, 79 Jones St. Bronte provides a free lunch fo r veterans at noon. Cost is $6 for guests. Nar-Anon self-help program for family and friends of som eone w ith addiction(s) to drugs m eets on Thursdays, 7:30 p.m., lower level, 484 Kerr St. All meetings only use first name. Infor mation can be downloaded from wwwnar-anon. org or picked up at meeting. Networking Club w ith job developer Carolyn McCleister Thursdays in September,10-11:45 a.m. at Goodwill -- The Amity Group, Oakville Career Centre, 2387 Trafalgar Rd., Unit B5. Free. Call 905-257-8856. Branch 486 Royal Canadian Legion, 79 Jones St., Bronte, serves chicken wings for $1 each Fri days, 5-8 p.m. Karaoke is free, 7:30-11:30 p.m. All welcome. Welcome to K K T Orthopedic Spine Center! We are a new innovative treatment center for sufferers of back, neck and other chronic pain. KKT is a non-invasive, painless and fast treatment option which uses lowfrequency sound waves to correct the position of the spine which results in pain relief, improved strength and mobility and may avoid the need for surgery or prolonged use of medication. KKT is scientifically proven, FDA and Health Canada approved and utilized in the treatment of many acute and chronic conditions such as: Back pain, Headaches, Neck Pain, Bulging Discs, Herniated Discs, Sciatica, Osteoarthritis, Whiplash, Scoliosis, Knee pain, Hip pain, Healed Vertebral Fractures and Facet Syndrome. We fix the cause of the problems that you are suffering from, we don't just treat the pain. KKT has been safely applied 450,000+ times over 15 years and now has 24 centers across 11 countries. We are pleased to inform you that the inventor of this new technology, Dr. Aslam Khan, is currently based out of our new clinic in Streetsville Mississauga. Our team looks forward to providing this treatment option to residents in Mississauga and surrounding areas. KKT is the solution people are seeking. Let us help stop your pain from taking away the things you love to do in life, and put an end to needless suffering. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 Hope in High H eels fundraiser for Halton W om en' s Place Sept. 23, at Emmas Back Porch in Burlington and Sept. 24, at Centennial Square in Oakville Registration fee $40 for adults, $10 for students. Visit www.haltonwomensplace.com/ events/hope-in-high-heels/. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 Craft D ay , 10 a.m.-noon and 2-4 p.m,. for chil dren four and older at the Centre for Education and Training -- Care for Newcom er Children, 690 Dorval Dr., Ste. 100. Parents m ust remain on site. Call 905-875-3851, ext. 5001. Belonging group , for anyone touched by adop tion, meets 7-9 p.m., 1500 Kerns Rd., Compass Bible Church, Burlington. A birth m om shares her story. www.belongingadoption.ca. Tots and Us Program fo r preschoolers, babies and their caregivers at St. Paul' s United Church, 4 5 4 Rebecca St., 10-11 a.m. Playtime, singing, stories and snacks. Call 905-847-5308. English as a second language classes offered M onday and Wednesday 9:30-11:30 a.m. starting today at 4 8 4 Kerr St. All levels welcome. Show up or contact Lesley Henshaw at 905-844-0787 or email lesley.henshaw@sympatico.ca. We invite you to visit us at our new location 370 Queen Street South. For more information please call 905-285-0005 or email toronto@kktspinetreatment.com. Pleasevisit o u rw ebsitew w w .kktspine.comtolearnm o re . S e e k in g Y our Id e a s in C re a tin g an In n o v a tiv e H igh School C o n c e p t The Halton District School Board is investigating an innovative secondary school concept to be located at Aldershot High School in Burlington, to serve Halton and beyond. W e welcome students, staff, parents/guardians, and community members to share ideas via our Suggestion Box. The Suggestion Box is now accessible via our Board website at www.hdsb.ca and is open until Friday, October 20,2017. Halton District School Board FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Branch 114 Royal Canadian Legion, 36 Upper Middle Rd., Oakville, serves fish and chips, $10, w ith coleslaw and bread 4:30 p.m. see Community on p. 32 M A IN T E N A N C E S P E C IA L ! P rotect y o u r investment, save up to on y o u r next season m aintenance tune-up. C a ll f o r details. L im ite d Tim e O ffer. APPLEBY SYSTEMS F IR E P L A C E , H E A T IN G & A I R C O N D IT I O N I N G C O N T R A C T O R S -1-JU O verhead D oor C o . of H am ilton-B urlington |2 o i OAKVILLE 905.825.1893 BURLINGTON 905.335.3203 2086 S P E E R S RD., OAKVILLE Proud to be servicing the GTA for 32 years. 5450 Harvester Road, Burlington Overhead Door (Hamilton-Burlington) Ltd. Insulated Steel Garage Doors T h erm acore® For premium construction and maximum thermal efficiency, a Thermacore® insulated steel door is the ideal choice. 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Violence against women support group at the W om ens Centre every Tuesday for 10 weeks, starting Sept. 26, 1:30-3:30 p.m. Call 905-847 5520 to register. E x p e rie n c e a H e a rin g A id W ith BUILT-IN PO^VER. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 The O akville Scottish Country D ance Group will be participating in the Oakville Culture Days with dancing in the Oakville Town Square, 3:30-4:30 p.m. The public is invited to join in the dancing. N o experience required. Bronte Legion holds a '50 s and '60s dance in the upstairs Victory Hall, 79 Jones St., 7-12 p.m., with Darren Evorglens and Friends. Food avail able for sale. Tickets cost $20. C om pletely hassle-free -- no b atteries to change. The new rechargeable RIC employs PrimaxTM technology and takes rechargeability to the next level. The sleek, fully integrated design delivers 24-hours of performance with unlimited streaming -- all on a single charge. BUY O N E GET O N E 50% OFF Call 289.813.0222 today to schedule your FREE HEARING EVALUATION! M iracle-E ar O akville WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 Assertiveness workshop at the W om en' s Centre helping w om en build confidence held Wednesdays until Oct. 4 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Call 905-847-5520 to register. Kick sta rt you r jo b search with an employ m ent specialist 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at Goodwill -- The Amity Group, Oakville Career Centre, 2387 Trafalgar Rd. - Unit B5. Free. Call 905-257-8856. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 1 Sixth annual RE/MAX W alk Aboutowne in support of a cure for breast cancer, 309 A Lakeshore Rd. E. Registration at 9:45 a.m. and walk at 10 a.m. Register at wwwremaxaboutowne. wixsite.com. SAVE BIG ON OUR BEST DIGITAL HEARING SOLUTIONS O necoupon per purchase. D iscount does not applyto prior sa le s. O ft Cannotcom binewith a ny other offers. O F F E RE X P IR E S10/31/2017. 2 - 2520 P ostm aster Drive 2 8 9 .8 1 3 .0 2 2 2 w w w .m ir a c le -e a r .c a WENESDAY. OCTOBER 4 Halton Healthcare hosts Breast Reconstruction Awareness D ay , 5-9 p.m., John Oliver Auditorium Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital, 3001 Hos pital Gate. Free. Register at bra-day.com. H earin gaid s do not restore n a tu ra lh earin g. In d iv id u a l experiencesv a rydepending onseverityofhearing loss, accu racyof evalu ation ,p rop erfitand a b ilityto adaptto am p lification . *Ifyou a re n otcom pletelysatisifed, the aid sm aybe retu rn edforafu ll refu n dw ith in75 d aysofthe com pletionoffittin g, insatisfactory condition. fiO u rh earin gtests are alw aysfree. © 2017 M iracle-E arC an ad a 1 6 3 8 8 R O P A THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 D ivorce financial counselling , 10 a.m.-noon., important tips to navigate the financial side of di- International Noise Benchmarking and Best Practices Report Launch J o in u s o n September 27, 2017 f r o m 6:30 p.m.-8 :3 0 p.m. for our Community Environment & Noise Advisory Committee (CENAC) meeting for the release of our Noise Management Program Benchmarking and Best Practices Study. What is CENAC? CENAC is a forum for discussion between the community and the Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) on matters relating to aircraft noise and the environmentally responsible operation of Toronto Pearson International Airport. T o r o n to P e a rs o n : NEW LOCATION: Toronto Congress Centre, 650 Dixon Road, Etobicoke, ON, M9W1J1 W hy is this important? Toronto Pearson serves Canada's largest and fastest-growing metropolitan area. The GTAA is committed to managing and reducing the impact of our operations and is reviewing a range of ambitious targets and actions to reduce the impact on GTA residents. Our updated five-year Noise Management Action Plan will be released this winter following a year of detailed study and consultations. Understanding international best practices is an important step in the development of this plan. What can you expect to learn? In 2016, the GTAA hired UK aviation consultant Helios to undertake a Noise Management Program Benchmarking and Best Practices study. The study looked at 11 areas of noise management at 26 comparator airports around the world to identify potential new programs to be adopted at Toronto Pearson. This is the release of the report's findings. There will be opportunities to speak with experts, including Toronto Pearson staff. This meeting is not focused on decisions around runway usage. How do I RSVP? Visit www.torontopearson.com/noisemanagement to register and to learn more about CENAC and the GTAA's important noise consultations and studies. GT AA www.torontopearson.com/noisemanagement Toronto Pearson 33 |Thursday September 21, 2017 | OAKVILLE BEAVER |www.insidehalton.com "Connected to your Community" Pink ribbon ambassadors sought The Canadian Cancer Society and Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation are now one to make the m ost impact in the fight against breast cancer and supporting more Canadians living w ith the disease than any other organization in Canada. It is currently seeking Pink Ribbon Ambassa dors to sell pink ribbons from Thursday, Sept. 28 to Sunday, Oct. 1. Pink Ribbon Ambassadors are volunteers w ho greet the public and sell pink ribbons for a dona tion at various retail locations. Shifts are two and three hours in duration and students are eligible to volunteer toward their re quired 40 hours of com m unity service. There is a particular need for volunteers to help out during the day on Thursday and Friday. Site managers are also being sought to pick up and drop off materials for the volunteers on-site at various locations. 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Tickets are $50. Cocktail attire. Oakville Hospital Foundation SQUARE P u r c h a s e t ic k e t s in a d v a n c e a t shopSQUAREONE.com/LaDolceVita www.insidehalton.com |OAKVILLE BEAVER |Thursday, September 21, 2017 |34 "Connected to yo u r Com m unity" BEAVER TRA ILS TO NOVA SCOTIA: ffijmrnrr Home of the Canadian Jam boree 2017 The Oakville Bea ver travelled with the 4th Trafalgar Scout Troop to the Canadian Jamboree in Elderbank, Nova Scotia. From left, Mark Eckhardt, Scouter Chris topher Warren, Raphael Xu, Bogdan Price, Hugo Collingridge, Thomas Stickland, Ivan Price, Chris Li, and Scouter Richard Price. Oft.KV'qE \5» BEAVER TR A ILS TO GERMANY: The Oakville Beaver travelled to the Eiserner Steg Bridge in Frankfurt am Main, Germany with Ivanka B e st Travel A g e n c y M c T a v i s h T r a v e l Fu r t h e r A f ie l d TR A V EL A N D TO U R S Janakovic. Ireland's Whiskey Trail Exclusive Tour Ssis3e~ Join us as we follow Ireland's famed Whiskey Trail! 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October 5th · 7pm-9pm or October 6th · 2pm-4pm in o u r office: Contact us for Details or Visit www.McTavishTravel.com for more! 77 Bronte R o ad (B ron te R d ./L a k e s h o r e ) R.S.V.P. 289.813.1969 I CORPORATE · GROUP · LEISURE Sui t e 3 0 0 , S o u th Oakville C en tre · 1 5 1 5 R e b e c c a S treet, Oakville in fo @ fu rth erafield travel.ca 905.827.1100 tra v e l@ m cta v ish .co mwww.mctavishtravel.comi Full Service, Local Travel Company For m ore news,visit insidehalton. com 35 |Thursday September 21, 2017 | OAKVILLE BEAVER |www.insidehalton.com Artscene `C onnected to y o u r Com m unity" From left, Diane Wolder takes a closer look at this fibre art piece entitled Frozen Water II, A Winter's Dance done by her artist friend Louise Gravel as the Oakville Fibre Artists held the opening reception Saturday, Sept. 16, for their latest exhibit Hanging By A Thread 2017, featuring the works of 30 fibre artists. The exhibition continues at the Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre (QEPCCC) through Oct. 15. Artist Roberta McDonald holds up two birds, part of the fibre wearable art piece she's wearing. A collaboration of the works of 16 artists dubbed Goddess Dolls. A work called Wild Fire: Fort McMurray by Margaret Pottinger. The A rtist Trading Cards Project, a Canada 150 project. | Graham Paine/Metroland Fibre artists have QEPCCC H a ngin gbyaTh re a d by Marta Marychuk O akville Beaver S ta ff O akville Fibre Artists presents a group exhibition of n ew w ork featuring contemporary and traditional fibre art at the Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Centre (QEPCCC). The exhibition, called Hanging by a Thread 2017 opened Saturday, Sept. 16 and continues through Sunday, Oct.15. It includes wall art, sculptural forms and mixed media in dazzling colours and textures in stitch, felting, knitting, embroidery and quilting. This is the second exhibition by Oakville Fibre Artists in the main gallery of QEPCCC, says group member Marda McLean, noting 30 artists have 6 4 works gracing the gallery; The group meets every Thursday at the centre for a full day of stitching and sharing creative ideas throughout the year. The group also explores new ideas in felting, free-form knitting, embroidery quilting and more. Lavish finishes and different techniques will surprise and intrigue the viewer, adds McLean. The exhibition also includes a spectacular flock of birds made for the show and a Canada 150 birthday cake of artists' trading cards to celebrate h ow proud the group is to be Canadian. Parking and admission are free. Hours are M onday to Friday noon-7 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays noon-5 p.m. B ig Movies/ Sm all Prices! 171 Speers Road (at Kerr) Oakville 905-338-6397 www.film.ca IT (18A) S E P T E M B E R 8 th H O M E A G A IN (P G ) S E P T E M B E R 8 th KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE (STC) S e p t e m b e r 2 2 nd LEGO NINJAGO MOVIE (STC) Septem ber f a c e b o o k . c o m / f il m c a l| © F il m C a C in e m a s 2 2 nd www.insidehalton.com |OAKVILLE BEAVER |Thursday, September 21, 2017 |36 For more news, visit insidehaiton.com General $8.501Children & Seniors $6.501All seats Tues $5.00 W om anhas close encounterw ith Clooney by Marta Marychuk O akville Beaver S taff FILM.CA CINEMAS SHowTIMES for September 2 2 -2 8 , 2 0 1 7 new thisw eek : kingsman thegolden circle &the lego ninjago movie LEGO NINJAGO MOVIE (G) Fri: 11:00,12:15,1:00,2:30,3:30,6:30, 10:00 KINGSMAN GOLDEN CIRCLE (14A) Fri: 10:45, 1:10,4:05,7:00, 9 :00;S a t-T h u : 1:10, 4:05,7:00, 9:00 AMERICANASSASSIN (14A) Fri-Thu: 1 :3 0 ,4 :3 0 ,7 :1 0 ,9 :3 0 THE GLASS CASTLE (14A) Fri - M on: 4:50; Tue & Thu: 3:30 WIND RIVER (14A) Fri-Thu: 7:20 IT (18A) Fri-Thu: 1 :2 0 ,4 :0 0 ,6 :4 5 ,9 :3 5 HOMEAGAIN(PG) Fri - M on: 9:40; Tue: 1:15,9:40; Wed: 9:40; Thu: 1:15, 9:40 171 Speers Road, Oakville (at Kerr St.) 905-338-6397 (MEWS) w w w .film .ca An Oakville grandmother has becom e an Internet sensation after a close encounter with actor George Clooney at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). "It was very, very unexpected," said Elfriede Wolf, w h o explained she goes to TIFF with her daughter, Brigitte Aston, w h o works at Sheridan College in Oakville almost every year, but it' s not often they see m ovie stars. Clooney w as in Toronto last weekend for the screening of his film Surburbicon on Sept. 9. W olf said her daughter has been a longtime Clooney admirer so they were waiting in the crowd for a glimpse o f him. A kind stranger made space for W olf to squeeze into the front o f the crowd. After waiting for about an hour, W olf said a car pulled up and Clooney got out and started walking toward them. Before she knew it, W olf said Clooney walked toward her and she said: "M y daughter loves you." He said: "Oh m y God" and squeezed W olfs hand. "I was in sem i-shock," W olf added. And before she knew it, she had grabbed Clooney' s chin. "I didn' t even w ash m y hair," W olf said afterward, adding that she seldom goes out of the house w ithout washing her hair. W olf says she can' t really describe what Elfriede Wolf of Bronte holds a framed photo of her grabbing movie star George Clooney's chin at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) earlier this month. | Nikki Wesley/Metroland was going through her m ind at the time. Although she did notice Clooney was a very attractive m an w ith a very nice personality. Toronto media outlets began searching for the identity of the mystery wom an, w ho encountered Clooney by posing a question on the internet -- "Is this your N ona with George? Help us find the granny w ho caressed Clooney' s chin." The photo w en t viral, and was published by People magazine, Hello , BBC, and Global N ew s -- to name only a few. W olf said her 19-year-old grandson, w ho is in his second year at Queen' s University in Kingston, recognized his grandmother as the mysterious Nona. W olf said all the attention she' s received since the photo w ent viral is "a little overwhelming". 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Sheridan rugby men set scoring records in two straight weeks A w eek after establishing several team records, the Sheridan Bruins m en ' s rugby team m ade sure its fans didn't m iss o u t o n the fun. T he Bruins erased the records set a w eek earlier in their O ntario C olleges A thletic A ssociation season opener w h e n they routed the Seneca Sting 4 5-5 in their h o m e opener last Sunday. That eclipsed the record 3 8 p oin ts they scored in the opener against C onestoga. Sheridan also broke w eek -o ld team records for m o st tries in a gam e (sev en) and largest m argin o f victory. M att D aC osta had a pair o f tries for Sheridan, in cluding o n e four m in u tes in to the gam e to op en the scoring. H is seco n d cam e o n a 90-m etre run after Sheridan turned away several Seneca scoring oppor tunities deep in Bruins' territory. Tristian H ylton and A ndrew Z ondona also had tw o tries each and Justin Tota added another. O w en Schim pl k ick ed four converts and Jad H am ade, one. Bruins head coach Rick Bria still sees room for im provem ent. "T he first h alf w as pretty m u ch clinical, the boys ran our offence to a tee," h e said. "W e n eed to co n tinue to have that killer in stin ct for 8 0 m in u tes, n o t for 4 0 or 5 0 . " After earning a tries-scored b o n u s p o in t ju st tw ice in the team ' s first five years, Sheridan, 2-0, has n o w accom plished it in back-to-back w eeks. Bruins face C onestoga Saturday, Sept. 3 0 at 11 a.m. at the Trafal gar Road cam pus as part o f Sheridan H om ecom ing. (S) "O i-- H CD CT CD CD ro H * ro o i-^ - nI o > m CD m 3J to CL =5" =7 Q 0 _ 1 -- H o =5 CD The Loyola Hawks will attempt to rebound from a 34-0 loss to the Assumption Crusaders last week when they host the Notre Dame Fighting Irish today (Thursday) at 4:30 p.m. in Halton catholic athletic association senior football action. in photo, assumption's Jacob Mason fights his way downfield as two Loyola defenders attempt to halt his progress. in other Week 1 results, Holy trinity blanked Bishop Reding 47-0, Jean Vanier defeated corpus christi 31-17 and Notre Dame beat christ the king 21-6. | photo by Graham Paine - Oakville Beaver Blades g oalie records victory in QJHL debut Christian Purboo m ade 29 saves in h is ju n ior d ebut as the O akville Blades beat the M ilton IceH aw ks 6-1 last Friday in Ontario Junior H ockey League play. M ack Graham scored tw ice and T h om as Maia had three assists for Oakville. M ilton had the on ly goal o f the o p en in g period b u t Graham scored in the o p en in g m in u te o f the seco n d period. A ndrew M cIntrye then p u t the Blades ahead to stay 1:24 later. Graham added h is seco n d o f the gam e before the end o f the period. Teth Burles and Jacob Buch each scored their first Jr. A goals in the third and Zach Bram well added another to round out the scoring. M att H ayam i had tw o assists for O akville, 1-1-1 before a Tuesday gam e against K ingston in Buffalo. Purboo stop p ed all 21 sh o ts h e faced over the final tw o periods for the w in . O akville plays Aurora today (T hurs day) in its seco n d gam e o f the Gover nor' s Show case in Buffalo. Oakville Soccer club hands out eight scholarship awards For the eigh th straight year, the O akville Soccer Club pre sen ted scholarship awards to stu d en t athletes. T he eigh t recipien ts w ere c h o se n b ased o n con trib u tion s to the OSC as w e ll as academ ic ach ievem en ts and service to the co m m u n ity o f O akville. C erem onies w ere h e ld at the G len A bbey G olf C ourse last m onth. R eceiving $ 1 , 5 0 0 scholar sh ip s were: · C hristopher Barbisan, w h o w ill attend C onestoga C ollege (R ecreation & Leisure Services) · O livia C ollin son , H um ber C ollege (F ilm & TV Produc tion) · A drianna D eanovic, Brock U niversity (H on ou rs Bachelor o f Science in K inesiology) · Ibrahim Irfan, U niversity o f W aterloo (Software Engi neering) · Sara M arshall, M cM aster U niversity (Life S cience Pro gram) · M ichaelangelo M irto, Sheridan C ollege (C om puter Program m ing) · Jenna Ross, W ilfrid Laurier U niversity (C om m u n ica tion Studies) · Taylor Tabry-Dorzek, M cM aster U niversity (F in e Arts Program) "T he significant accom p lish m en ts o f these y o u n g m en and w o m en , n o t o n ly in athletics b ut also in their w ork w ith in the com m u n ity w h ile m aintaining the h ig h est o f standards in academ ics, m ake this year' s group very w orthy recipien ts," said ex ecu tive di rector D ave Harris o f the OSC, w h ic h is a not-for-profit orga nization. From left, Oakville Mayor Rob Burton and Oakville Soccer Club board president Randy Bianchin present this year's OSC scholarship awards to Jenna Ross, Olivia Collinson, Christopher Barbisan, Taylor Tabry-Dorzek, Adrianna Deanovic, Michaelangelo Mirto and, kneeling, Ibrahim Irfan. At right is OSC executive director Dave Harris. Absent is Sara Marshall. | photo submitted www.insidehalton.com |OAKVILLE BEAVER |Thursday, September 21, 2017 |38 Oakville sailors top field of 25 to win National Sea Cadet Regatta in Kingston Two m em bers o f O akville' s Royal Canadian Sea C adet Corps 178 w o n a 25-boat com p etition w h en the N ation al Sea Cadet Regatta w as h eld recently in K ingston. Skipper Scott L educ and crew Kyle F een ey scored the low est (best) num ber o f points in the 10race com p etition , w h ich cou n ted each boat' s top n in e finishes. It' s the first tim e an O akville en trant has w o n the Sea Cadet Re gatta. L educ and F een ey w o n four rac es, finished secon d in three, third in on e and fourth in another. T he runner-up duo o f E stelle The Oakville girls under-13B Wild won its second straight tournament, claiming the championship at Kick'n in the Capital. Team members are: (back row, from left) Brianna Terceira, Sydney Quinlan, Sylvia Sokacz, Taylor Cantelon, Jessica Sun, Madison Ambrosio, Madison Norville and Amelia Cisnero, (front row, from left) Kristen Garell, Emma Rotondi, Analaura Jimenez, Emma Knoop, Katie Cranston, Shelby Khan, Ariana Arroyo and Olivia D'Amico. Missing from the photo were Noemi Bilotta and Shriya Shah. | Oakville Soccer Club Page and Sam ia Tosi o f Gatineau, Q ue. w o n four races and to o k sec on d in four, b u t finished seven th in its last race w h e n a secon d -p lace finish w o u ld have given the pair the crown. A nother O akville sailor, skipper Aaron Trenholm e, com p eted in the races, w ith Paige Tees o f T hunder Bay as crew. T he 50 top Sea Cadet sailors com p eted to test navigation skills and endurance ability. "D uring the past w eek , a kind o f camaraderie w as established am on g the sea cad ets," said C ody C ote, the Regatta Co-ordinator. "T h ey w ere ready and th ey all co m p eted w e ll." W h ile the w eather w as fine, the ligh t w in d s added to the difficulty o f the event. "Sailing w e ll in light, shifting w in d s is a real ch allen ge," Cote said. Skipper Scott Leduc and crew Kyle Feeney were presented the winner's trophy after finishing first in a national competition, the annual Sea Cadet Regatta held recently in Kingston. In the photo are (from left) Leduc, Commodore Sean Cantelon, Feeney and Commander John Metcalfe. | photo submitted Wild wins second straight tournament T he O akville girls under-13B W ild scored as tim e expired to w in the K ick'n in the Capital soccer tourna m ent. T he 3-2 victory over the Ottawa City Soccer Club' s T1 Giamberardino gave the Oakville squad its second straight tournam ent w in follow ing its victory in M ichigan in August. T he W ild w en t undefeated w ith tw o w in s and tw o ties in round-robin play. O pening against the sam e Ottawa team the W ild w ould m eet in the final, Oakville played to a 1-1 draw. It then blanked Ottawa South U nit ed Force W hite 8-0 and follow ed that up w ith another decisive victory, 7-0 over U nionville M illiken SC. Oakville wrapped up the round-rob in w ith a 2-2 tie against the Gloucester Hornets. Oakville earned its place in the cham pionship gam e w ith a 3-1 sem i final victory over the Ottawa Interna tionals Soccer Club -- Chislett. Reliance ?.el ia n e e SrreconvortT Please join us for a spectacular evening showcasing the talents of people who have a developmental disability. 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A N N I V E R S A R IE S H zr c -- 5 C /J CL c o VC 0) U) CD " O CD 3 cr l Obituaries Happy 50th Anniversary Heather and Diethard Froese My brother and I were pondering ideas on what to get my parents to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary earlier this summer in Europe and they pretty much have all they need. Including health. It is tough to find words to describe the joys and happiness we have in expressing an appreciation for 50 years together being our parents. Being solid parents, helping us getting back up when we fall, supporting us in decisions that maybe weren't the best at the time. So we thought a simple thanks for being there when we needed you. This is too thank you for all the amazing memories. To all those cute couples celebrating 50 years of being together, its a big feat these days !!! Mom and Dad, thanks for being you. You always put us on the edge of a dream. Love Matt and G CD -- 5 N > N > O o > < m 00 m 7 3 THORNE, Donald Parker 3' w CL l Obituaries Birth Notices l Obituaries PRIMEAU, Mabel l Obituaries t i t t h e 'O a k v il le 7 £ e6 ve% an d you w ill receive a voucher for ^ ^ > * 0 % n 6 M C itt of your baby's precious hand or footprint ($25.°° value) compliments of: ieePfadfes Paws NNw.WeePiggies.com Tel: 905-825-8731 [gies.com Call 9 0 5 - 6 3 2 - 4 4 4 0 to place your announcement It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Mabel Irene Primeau (nee Holland).She passed away quietly at her home of 52 years with her husband, David, by her side. Mabel's journey began September 10, 1932 in Thorold where she was born into a large family. She is survived by her adored brothers, Don, Bob, Jim, and Howard, and predeceased by Clifford, Marg, Betty, and Jack. A graduate of Elizabeth Arden Beauty school in Toronto, Mabel later worked at Potter & Shaw in St. Catharines. She married David Primeau in 1959 and moved shortly thereafter to Deep River. A lover of the great outdoors, Mabel never shied away from adventure and embraced all that northern Ontario had to offer. That included everything from hunting, camping, fishing and boating and doing it all while starting a family with the birth of her first born son Neal, and second son, Paul. In 1965, Mabel and David's journey took a new turn when they moved to Oakville adding two more young faces over the next decade with the birth of her daughter Julie and son Jason. Mabel made a happy and loving home for her family that warmly welcomed many cherished friends and neighbours. Mabel touched the lives of everyone who fondly remembers her kindness, genuine smile, warmth, and gracious manner. With a gentle spirit, she was always willing to help those in need and was an active volunteer for the Oakville Fareshare food bank for many years. In later years, Mabel blossomed into a globetrotting traveller and embraced exploring the world with friends, new and old. Whether it was going to the top of Machu Picchu or going on safari in South Africa, she was always looking forward to her next adventure. Her lasting impact is felt by her husband David, son Neal (predeceased), Paul (Helen), Julie (Jim), and Jason (Jessie) and her cherished grandchildren Joslyn, Jane, Michael, and Joseph. For the many lives she touched, Mabel will be remembered fondly and missed greatly. A gathering with friends and family will be held on Sunday, September 24th from 2 - 4 p.m. at Kopriva Taylor Funeral Home, 64 Lakeshore Road West, Oakville. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a charity of your choice. Visit our guestbook through www.koprivataylor.com births, birthdays, anniversaries,obituaries & in memoriams The Oakville Beaver would like to express sincere and heart-felt condolences to those who have lost their loved ones. (April 24, 1929 - September 15, 2017) Peacefully, on Friday, September 15, 2017, Jack in his 89th year. Beloved husband of the late Dwyla (Montgomery). Loving father of Brian, Linda Barker (Ken) and Diane. Cherished grandfather of Brad (Holly) and Ian (Christina). Jack was a long-time member of St. Paul's United Church and had a long distinguished career with CIL/ICI. Visitation was held at the Kopriva Taylor Community Funeral Home, 64 Lakeshore Road West (one block east of Kerr 905-844-2600), Oakville from 7-9 p.m. on Monday, September 18, 2017. Funeral service was held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, September 19, 2017 at St. Paul's United Church, 454 Rebecca Street, Oakville. Interment at Trafalgar Lawn Cemetery. For those who wish, memorial donations to St. Paul's United Church would be appreciated. Visit our guest book through www.koprivataylor.com SHARP, Dr. John "Jack" Arthur It is with appreciation of a life well lived that the family of Donald Parker Thorne, loving husband of Mary Lydia (Sutton) Thorne, announce his passing at the Saint John Regional Hospital on Thursday, September 7, 2017. Born in Woodstock, Ontario on October 17, 1928 he was a son of the late Bill and B. Marion Thorne. Before retirement, Donald was the Welding Foreman at Gulf Oil (Oakville, Ontario). He was an avid recreational aviator, current member of Canadian Owners Pilots Association, and past member of the Saint John Flying Cub. Don was also a life-long hunting enthusiast and member of the Oakville Rod & Gun Club. Don was a keen gardener and grew the world's best tomatoes. Don was particularly keen to discuss politics and taxes, and never without his wits. In addition to his wife Mary, Donald is survived by his children: Cindy (Randy) Smart, Drew (Rita) Thorne; and stepchildren: Wayne (Gwen) Tucker, Boyd (Mary) Tucker and Paul Tucker (Linda Cluney); siblings: Joan (Robert) Thorne, Patricia (Robert) McKitterick, Dorothy (Bill) Lucas and Gary (Bonnie) Thorne; grandchildren: Victoria Thorne, Steven Smart, Amanda Smart Thiessen, Eric Smart, Lee Somers, and Brian (Christene) Somers; and fourteen nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents, and siblings Robert (Joan) Thorne, sons Derryl Thorne, Don (Barbara) Thorne Jr and grandson Brandon. Arrangements have been entrusted to Brenan's Funeral Home, 111 Paradise Row, Saint John, NB (634-7424). In keeping with Donald's wishes there will be no visitation or funeral service. For those who wish, remembrances in memory of Donald may be made to Diabetes Canada, or a charity of the donor's choice. Online condolences may be placed at www.BrenansFH.com. 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