King Sentinel

ARBOUR DAY CELEBRATIONS AT HMDCS

05/07/2008

The Grade 3 class of Holland Marsh District Christian School, with help of Ansnorveldt park representative Tom Miedema, planted a Downey Serviceberry Tree Friday in light of Arbour Day in Ontario. After the ceremony, which included singing and Scripture reading, the students received white pine seedlings to plant at home.

James Binsfeld receives medal for volunteers

By Jon Yaneff — 05/07/2008

James Binsfeld of King City was one of 10 young men and women who received the Ontario Medal for Young Volunteers for their exceptional contributions at Queen's Park Friday. Ontario Lt.-Gov. David Onley presented the medals, as the Ontario Citizenship and Immigration Minister Michael Chan was also involved in the ceremony to honour the volunteers.

Maureen Richardson named King Township's Citizen of the Year

By Bill Rea — 05/07/2008

Nobleton's Maureen Richardson has been named King Township's Citizen of the Year. The announcement was made Thursday night at the Township's annual Volunteer Recognition Night.

Bill's Bulletin Board

By Bill Rea — 05/07/2008

I firmly believe that Canada needs some type of parliamentary reform. With equal emphasis, I believe that we will never see a meaningful version of such reform as long as we leave it up to the politicians.

Is your child car seat properly installed?

By Jon Yaneff — 05/07/2008

York Regional Police, in partnership with the Ministry of Transportation and York Region Health Services, held a one-day child car seat inspection clinic at Canada's Wonderland recently. "We inspected car seats, trying to emphasize the importance of a properly installed car seat," said Sgt. Brad Bulmer.

Holy Name Idol makes musical talent magic!

05/07/2008

The fourth annual Holy Name Idol talent show was Thursday, featuring students from Grades 1 to 8. For the past two years, they have incorporated themes into the show, and this year's edition explored the musical genre. There were 20 acts performed, including selections from The Sound of Music, Annie, Grease and High School Musical.

Official 2008 discovery guide to York Region now available

05/07/2008

The Region has revamped its tourism guide to allow visitors and residents alike more opportunities to uncover fun things to do in York. Discover York Region: 2008 Discovery Guide promotes awareness of the numerous outdoor, cultural, sporting, entertainment, shopping and dining activities in the region.

LOTS OF ACTIVITY IN KING CITY BUSINESS COMMUNITY

05/07/2008

Four businesses right next to each other in the heart of King City had recognition ribbon cuttings with Mayor Margaret Black recently. Curves has a new owner, local resident Karen Fortin, effective May 1. Body and Soul is celebrating their third anniversary and DAS Chikung and Acupuncture is celebrating their fifth anniversary.

Lake Simcoe to benefit from additional provincial funding

05/07/2008

The recent announcement by the province to invest another $23 million toward protecting sources of drinking water means a little more than $3.2 million for the region surrounding Lake Simcoe.

Mother's Day marked at local libraries

05/07/2008

There was a good crowd of youngsters out Saturday for the Mother's Day activities at Schomberg Public Library. Sinead Owns and Jessica Tavares were leading them in some of the fun activities.

Police Citizens' Academy offering seniors' session

05/07/2008

June will be Seniors Month, and to celebrate York Regional Police will be hosting the first Citizens' Academy program aimed at seniors. Police report the Citizens' Academy program is designed specifically to foster strong community partnerships by providing residents with some insight and working knowledge of the service.

Volunteers; Where would our community be without them

05/07/2008

The month just ended saw several local demonstrations put on by various levels of government, along with other organizations, aimed at expressing gratitude to the many volunteers who help make this community work.

ARBOUR DAY CELEBRATIONS AT HMDCS

05/07/2008

James Binsfeld receives medal for volunteers

By Jon Yaneff — 05/07/2008

Maureen Richardson named King Township's Citizen of the Year

By Bill Rea — 05/07/2008

Nobleton's Maureen Richardson has been named King Township's Citizen of the Year. The announcement was made Thursday night at the Township's annual Volunteer Recognition Night.

Learn about the Shift Sunday

05/07/2008

The King Township Historical Society has taken an interest in the preservation of the cultural treasure called Shift by world-famous artist Richard Serra. This Sunday (May 11), there will be a discussion on its origin, fame, the creator and his career.

King's Corners

05/07/2008

The King Bible Church Submitted by Lisa Lethangue The King Bible Church Overtimers will enjoy a Blossom Tour May 13. The next regular meeting is June 10 at the church at 1 p.m. An exciting program is planned and all are welcome.

Council should 'stand firm'

05/07/2008

The following letter, addressed to Mayor Margaret Black and King Township council, was submitted to the Sentinel for publication I attended the last council meeting (April 28). The room was packed; the hallway was packed. It was too bad that the facility was not opened up in order to allow everyone in to witness the proceedings.

Missed chance to be 'pro-active'

05/07/2008

We all know the scenario so well. Dinner is over, the husband clears his throat and says to his wife, "You are a wonderful woman, but . . . " That "but" says it all. Her world has fallen apart and she realizes everything is forever changed.

King pedestrian killed on Highway 11

05/07/2008

The York Regional Police Collision Reconstruction Unit is investigating an accident Monday night in the northern portion of King which claimed the life of a pedestrian. Police report Daniel Orantes, 24, of King Township, was walking east in the eastbound traffic lanes of Highway 11, south of Bradford, at about 10:20 p.m.

Nobleton singer shares stage with Suzie McNeil

By Bill Rea — 05/07/2008

Most aspiring young musicians dream about getting on stage and performing with their idols. For Nobleton's Amanda Belardinelli, it became reality last Sunday, as she appeared on stage in Newmarket with rock and soul singer Suzie McNeil, who is currently on a tour of the country.

Nobleton Notes

By Angie Maccarone (905) 859-5174 Nobleton Lions — 05/07/2008

Plans are now under way for upcoming events, starting with the annual Victoria Day Parade to be held May 19. Immediately prior to the parade is the Purina Walk for Dog Guides, sponsored in part by the Nobleton Lions Club, in support of the Oakville School for Dog Guides. Dogs are trained to assist blind, deaf and persons with special needs.

50 YEARS OF WORSHIP AT ST. PAUL'S

05/07/2008

The Congregation at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church in Nobleton celebrated their 50th anniversary Sunday. Rev. John-Peter Smit (right), congregational development consultant for the Synod for Central, Northeastern Ontario and Bermuda, was on hand to lead the service.

All around Schomberg

Submitted by Shirley Stonehouse — 05/07/2008

The top player among the ladies at the April 30 meeting of the Happy Times Euchre Club was Arlene Bowen, followed by Greta Graham, Dorothy Rodgers and Elaine Ruddy. The lucky draw was won by Irene Palmer. Leading things at the men's tables was Jake Steenhoek, followed by Murray Kaake, Ken Hodgson and Anne Sweeney, with Arnold Rodgers winning the lucky draw.

Humber College's Greatest Teacher of the Year - CDS's Tom Lewis

By Jon Yaneff — 05/07/2008

To be great, it helps to learn from the greatest. The Country Day School (CDS) alumnus Chris Rogers nominated his former teacher, Tom Lewis, for one of Humber College's Greatest High School Teacher of the Year awards for 2008.

Country Day soccer sensation heading south this fall

By Jon Yaneff — 05/07/2008

Country Day School (CDS) Cyclones soccer sensation Thais Gibson is a well-rounded athlete, defined by drive, discipline and dedication. Those attributes will now have Gibson flying south this fall to play for the Kennesaw Sate University Owls (Georgia) women's soccer team, after signing a National Letter of Intent.

Bandits junior C home opener is fast approaching

05/07/2008

May 13 will see the first home game for the return of the Caledon Bandits junior C lacrosse team. The Bandits' opponent for the evening will be the Shelburne Veterans. Game time is 8 p.m., with the gate opening at 7 p.m. All home games will be played at Mayfield Recreation Centre.

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

05/07/2008

King City Greg Bacchus Bucchus, 15, a pitcher/rightfielder, struck out three in three innings, as well as hit a two-run double in the fifth inning of a 6- 5 victory over Anderson in a tournament in Port Hope a couple of weeks ago. The Lions varsity boys' baseball team finished second in the tournament with wins against Clarington, 6-1, and Anderson.

Is your child car seat properly installed?

By Jon Yaneff — 05/07/2008

Holy Name Idol makes musical talent magic!

05/07/2008

Official 2008 discovery guide to York Region now available

05/07/2008

LOTS OF ACTIVITY IN KING CITY BUSINESS COMMUNITY

05/07/2008

Lake Simcoe to benefit from additional provincial funding

05/07/2008

The recent announcement by the province to invest another $23 million toward protecting sources of drinking water means a little more than $3.2 million for the region surrounding Lake Simcoe.

Mother's Day marked at local libraries

05/07/2008

There was a good crowd of youngsters out Saturday for the Mother's Day activities at Schomberg Public Library. Sinead Owns and Jessica Tavares were leading them in some of the fun activities.

Police Citizens' Academy offering seniors' session

05/07/2008

Bill's Bulletin Board

By Bill Rea — 05/07/2008

Volunteers; Where would our community be without them

05/07/2008

Council should 'stand firm'

05/07/2008

Missed chance to be 'pro-active'

05/07/2008

Country Day soccer sensation heading south this fall

By Jon Yaneff — 05/07/2008

Bandits junior C home opener is fast approaching

05/07/2008

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

05/07/2008

Humber College's Greatest Teacher of the Year - CDS's Tom Lewis

By Jon Yaneff — 05/07/2008

All around Schomberg

Submitted by Shirley Stonehouse — 05/07/2008

Learn about the Shift Sunday

05/07/2008

King's Corners

05/07/2008

Nobleton singer shares stage with Suzie McNeil

By Bill Rea — 05/07/2008

Nobleton Notes

By Angie Maccarone (905) 859-5174 Nobleton Lions — 05/07/2008

50 YEARS OF WORSHIP AT ST. PAUL'S

05/07/2008