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Angus & Area’s Business Directory<br />
<strong>2015</strong> Edition<br />
Angus Map<br />
Area Map<br />
Local Business Directory<br />
Calendar of Events<br />
Community Resources<br />
& Contacts<br />
Local Articles & Photos<br />
Schools & Churches<br />
Things to Do<br />
Township Information<br />
Proudly Presented By:<br />
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Special Thanks to:<br />
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To Contact the <strong>AACC</strong>:<br />
Email: info@anguschamber.com<br />
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705-424-4878<br />
Table of Contents<br />
2-3 Calendar of Events<br />
4 President’s Message<br />
5 Ontario Tree Seed Plant<br />
6 Township Information<br />
8-9 The Angus Tornado<br />
10 Essa Economic Development Committee<br />
12 The History of Angus<br />
14 The Blackdown Cadet Summer Training Centre<br />
15 Peacekeeper’s Park<br />
16 The History of the Angus Horticultural Society<br />
18 Exploring Angus & Area<br />
19 Things to Do on CFB Borden<br />
20-21 Map of Angus<br />
22 Angus District Lions Club Inc. &<br />
The Royal Canadian Legion<br />
23 Camphill Communities Ontario<br />
24-25 Map of Angus & Area<br />
26 Local Schools & Churches<br />
28 Utopia...Being True to its Name<br />
29 Angus Transit<br />
30 Buy Local, Shop Angus<br />
31 The Santa Claus Parade<br />
32 Essa Public Library<br />
33 Nottawasaga Pines Secondary School<br />
34 For the Greater Good<br />
36-39 <strong>AACC</strong> Member Directory<br />
40 Community Contacts<br />
“Taking That Extra Leap”<br />
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P H A R M A C Y<br />
& HOME HEALTH CARE<br />
6 River Drive (at Mill Street)<br />
A family owned pharmacy serving<br />
the community for 55 years<br />
Rental walkers, wheelchairs,<br />
crutches,and commode chair<br />
available<br />
Compression stockings prescription<br />
fitted and over the counter<br />
CPAP masks, filters, tubing, wipes,<br />
and pillows<br />
Free Diabetic Glucometers and<br />
Training<br />
Insulin Pump supplies<br />
Ostomy Supplies & Catheters<br />
Book your free annual medication<br />
review with one of our pharmacists.<br />
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RENT OR BUY<br />
Walkers, crutches,<br />
wheelchairs, commode<br />
chairs, and bath transfer<br />
benches.<br />
Great<br />
Giftware<br />
including Yankee<br />
Candle, Crabtree<br />
& Evelyn, and<br />
more!<br />
Billing available for<br />
Sun Life plans<br />
Nous faisons les réclamations à la Sun Life<br />
Our family taking care of yours.<br />
705-424-5931<br />
www.angusguardianpharmacy.com<br />
Open 7 Days a Week<br />
FREE LOCAL DELIVERY ON WEEKDAYS<br />
March <strong>2015</strong><br />
8th<br />
12th<br />
17th<br />
20th<br />
28th<br />
April <strong>2015</strong><br />
1st<br />
3rd<br />
5th<br />
6th<br />
9th<br />
22nd<br />
May <strong>2015</strong><br />
10th<br />
14th<br />
18th<br />
June <strong>2015</strong><br />
11th<br />
21st<br />
21st<br />
July <strong>2015</strong><br />
1st<br />
9th<br />
August <strong>2015</strong><br />
3rd<br />
9th<br />
13th<br />
27th-30th<br />
Daylight Savings Time Starts<br />
<strong>AACC</strong> Annual General Meeting<br />
St. Patrick’s Day<br />
First Day of Spring<br />
Earth Hour<br />
April Fool’s Day<br />
Good Friday<br />
Easter Sunday<br />
Easter Monday<br />
<strong>AACC</strong> Members Meeting<br />
Earth Day<br />
Mother’s Day<br />
<strong>AACC</strong> Members Meeting<br />
Victoria Day<br />
<strong>AACC</strong> Members Annual BBQ<br />
Father’s Day<br />
First Day of Summer<br />
Canada Day at Community Park<br />
NO <strong>AACC</strong> Members Meeting<br />
Civic Holiday<br />
Peacekeepers Day<br />
NO <strong>AACC</strong> Members Meeting<br />
Barrie Fair at the Essa Agriplex
Calendar<br />
of Events<br />
tool<br />
angustoolrental.com<br />
September <strong>2015</strong><br />
7th<br />
10th<br />
19th-20th<br />
23rd<br />
October <strong>2015</strong><br />
8th<br />
12th<br />
31st<br />
Labour Day<br />
<strong>AACC</strong> Members Meeting<br />
Essa Salmon Festival & Riverbank Derby<br />
First Day of Fall<br />
<strong>AACC</strong> Members Meeting<br />
Thanksgiving Day<br />
Halloween<br />
November <strong>2015</strong><br />
1st<br />
11th<br />
12th<br />
14th<br />
Daylight Savings Ends<br />
Remembrance Day<br />
<strong>AACC</strong> Members Meeting<br />
Santa Claus Parade<br />
December <strong>2015</strong><br />
7th-14th<br />
10th<br />
21st<br />
24th<br />
25th<br />
26th<br />
31st<br />
January 2016<br />
1st<br />
14th<br />
February 2016<br />
2nd<br />
11th<br />
14th<br />
15th<br />
Hanukkah<br />
<strong>AACC</strong> Holiday Celebration<br />
First Day of Winter<br />
Christmas Eve<br />
Christmas Day<br />
Boxing Day<br />
New Year’s Eve<br />
New Year’s Day<br />
No <strong>AACC</strong> Members Meeting<br />
Groundhog Day<br />
<strong>AACC</strong> Members Meeting<br />
Valentine’s Day<br />
Family Day<br />
WE SUPPORT<br />
LOCAL ROLLER<br />
DERBY<br />
• Small and large<br />
tool rentals and<br />
equipment<br />
• Multiple small<br />
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and repairs<br />
• And much<br />
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Visit us at our<br />
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in the rainbow Mall Plaza!<br />
sPorting<br />
goods,<br />
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• Roller derby skates, gear<br />
and accessories<br />
• Custom order sports and<br />
team clothing<br />
• Skate sharpening and<br />
repairs<br />
• Referee gear<br />
• Equipment and<br />
accessories for hockey,<br />
volleyball, soccer,<br />
racketball, badminton,<br />
darts, cycling and baseball<br />
• Supporting local sport<br />
teams<br />
705-423-9900<br />
Rainbow Mall Plaza, Angus<br />
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President’s Message<br />
For the last 5 years,<br />
the Angus & Area<br />
Chamber of Commerce<br />
has been proud to bring this<br />
incredible publication to area<br />
residents and businesses. The<br />
Community <strong>Guide</strong> & Business<br />
Directory endeavours to bring<br />
our readers valuable and<br />
insightful information about<br />
our area and the businesses and<br />
services provided within. As<br />
President, I am proud to have<br />
the opportunity to represent our<br />
business community. One role<br />
of a Chamber is to support and<br />
represent its member’s economic<br />
growth and development within<br />
their community. Another is<br />
to be actively involved in the<br />
growth and development of the<br />
local community itself.<br />
Annually, the Chamber and<br />
its members are involved in a<br />
number of local initiatives and<br />
events which provide benefits to<br />
our community and its residents.<br />
Our area businesses are an<br />
integral part of our community’s<br />
success. Some benefits include<br />
employment, stimulating the<br />
local economy, impacting tax<br />
revenue and tax dollars returned.<br />
In conjunction with this, the<br />
places residents shop, eat and<br />
where they choose to have<br />
fun at, also help communities<br />
thrive. There are many proven<br />
advantages to both communities<br />
and businesses, when we choose<br />
to shop locally.<br />
The long term success of an<br />
area’s businesses depends on<br />
its diversity, collaboration and<br />
support. Angus & Area offers all<br />
that and more! We understand<br />
it is not always possible to buy<br />
everything you need locally so all<br />
we is ask is that when it is time to<br />
shop, you think local first!<br />
Cindy Alarie,<br />
President <strong>AACC</strong><br />
Think local.<br />
Buy local. Be Local.<br />
www.AngusChamber.com<br />
Dale Brown<br />
Licensed Certified Master Inspector<br />
MEMBER OF THE DND RELOCATION PROGRAM<br />
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The Ontario Tree Seed Plant<br />
was established by the<br />
Department of Lands and<br />
Forests and has operated continuously<br />
on its current site in Angus since 1923.<br />
The Plant is currently operated by the<br />
Ministry of Natural Resources with a<br />
mandate to preserve and provide source<br />
appropriate tree seed for reforestation<br />
across Ontario.<br />
The facility collects seed from about<br />
50 different species and supplies nursery<br />
operations, forestry companies, and the<br />
public. It also maintains the provincial<br />
tree seed bank of native tree species<br />
from across the province. The Seed<br />
Plant is especially well equipped to carry<br />
out extraction for coniferous species as<br />
well as cleaning and testing for all native<br />
tree species.<br />
With particular attention to Ontario’s<br />
varied geo-climatic Seed Zones the Seed<br />
Plant staff ensure an adequate supply<br />
of genetically appropriate see for zones<br />
Ontario Tree Seed Plant<br />
141 King Street<br />
across the province. With a long proud<br />
history in the Angus community and<br />
across the province, the Seed Plant is well<br />
positioned for the future contributing<br />
to Ontario’s commitment to forest<br />
regeneration and conserving biological<br />
diversity.<br />
For further information visit our<br />
website at<br />
www.ontariotreeseed.ca<br />
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Township Information<br />
Township of Adjala-Tosorontio<br />
7855 30th Sideroad, R.R. #1, Alliston, Ontario. L9R 1V1<br />
Phone: (705) 434-5055 • Fax: (705) 434-5051<br />
Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm<br />
www.townshipadjtos.on.ca<br />
Township of Essa<br />
5786 Simcoe County Road 21<br />
Utopia, Ontario. L0M 1T0<br />
Phone: (705) 424-9770<br />
Fax: (705) 424-2367 • TTY: (705) 424-5302<br />
Afterhours Canine Control: (705) 623-3223<br />
Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm<br />
www.essatownship.on.ca<br />
Dog Tags<br />
All dog owners in Essa Township are required<br />
under By-law 2006-18 to license their dogs. Tags are<br />
available at the Administration Centre and Angus &<br />
Thornton Libraries.<br />
Malfunctioning Street Lights<br />
Please contact the Public Works Department at<br />
705-424-9917 ext 105 to report.<br />
Snow Removal<br />
Residents are required to remove the snow from<br />
their property in a safe manner and ensure that no<br />
roadway or sidewalk is obstructed.<br />
Winter pArking<br />
Parking is prohibited on all Township roads<br />
between 2am and 8am from November 1 - May 1 to<br />
accomodate snow removal.<br />
House Numbering<br />
All property owners in Essa Township are required<br />
to have clearly visible address numbers in accordance<br />
with By-law 2006-37.<br />
Marriages in Essa<br />
Marriage licenses are available at the Administration<br />
Centre. For information call 705-424-9770 ext117.<br />
Building Department<br />
Before building a fence, garden shed, deck, or a pool<br />
you may be required to get a permit. Applications<br />
can be obtained from the Township of Essa offices.<br />
Township of clearview<br />
217 Gideon Street, Stayner, Ontario. L0M 1S0<br />
Phone: (705) 428-6230 • Fax: (705) 428-0288<br />
Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm<br />
www.clearview.ca<br />
Township of springwater<br />
2231 Nursery Road, Minesing Ontario. L0L 1Y2<br />
Phone: 705-728-4784 • Fax: 705-728-6957<br />
Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am - 4:30pm<br />
www.springwater.ca<br />
county of simcoe<br />
1110 Highway 26, Midhurst, Ontario. L0L 1X0<br />
Phone: (705) 735-6901<br />
Toll Free: 1-800-263-3199 • Fax: (705) 719-4626<br />
Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm<br />
info@simcoe.ca • www.simcoe.ca<br />
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The Angus Tornado...<br />
June 17, 2014 is a date that many Angus residents<br />
will never forget as an EF2 tornado ripped<br />
through Angus east to the south end of Barrie<br />
at around 5pm in the afternoon. The twister caused<br />
at least $30 million in damage to over 100 homes and<br />
displaced 300 residents in its path. While thankfully<br />
there were no serious injuries or casualties, the town of<br />
Angus and its neighbouring communities were stunned<br />
at the wreckage that lay before them.<br />
Many think of Angus as a small, quiet town but as<br />
communities go, it was one that pulled together quickly<br />
for their friends and neighbours. Only a couple of days<br />
after the disaster, volunteers began pouring in to the<br />
affected neighbourhoods helping with the clean-up<br />
any way that they could. By the weekend, hundreds<br />
of volunteers were making their way through the<br />
neighbourhoods that needed clean-up help including<br />
friends, family and neighbours from Angus and<br />
surrounding communities, many having no relation to<br />
the affected homes, they just wanted to help.<br />
It didn’t take long for donations to come in which<br />
included clothing, food, and hygiene items for those<br />
who could not return to their homes and had nothing<br />
left. The community came together in such a short<br />
period but in such a remarkable way that many people<br />
were able to get the help they needed.<br />
Many businesses and volunteers also came together to<br />
raise money for those in need. A free BBQ was set up on<br />
June 21 and June 22 in the Mike Hart Park, the site where<br />
the most of the devastation happened. This BBQ was<br />
to support the workers, the firefighters, the police, the<br />
families and the<br />
community. They<br />
asked friends,<br />
companies and<br />
local businesses<br />
for small support<br />
to get the supplies<br />
they needed.<br />
They received an<br />
out pouring of<br />
money, food and<br />
water donations,<br />
toys, toiletries, gift cards and so much more. They served<br />
thousands of people free hamburgers, hotdogs and<br />
beverages and received over $5000 in donations. After<br />
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On June 22, a<br />
second BBQ was<br />
held from 12-4pm<br />
with 100% of the<br />
donations going<br />
to the relief fund.<br />
With the lineup<br />
going all the way<br />
to the back of the<br />
parking lot, the<br />
event was a huge success. Along with other efforts, they<br />
totalled over $32,000 in funds.<br />
On July 3 at the Nottawasaga Resort, a free BBQ was<br />
held for the Angus families displaced from the tornado.<br />
The pool was open and free to the families all day along<br />
with burgers and hot dogs on the patio.<br />
On September 14th a committee of volunteers<br />
organized a benefit concert in support of the tornado<br />
relief fund. The event, held at Brownley Meadows Park,<br />
was originally meant to be on the 13th but the rain<br />
changed the date to the following day. This didn’t stop<br />
the community from coming out and enjoying a day<br />
of music, face painting, food and fun. Over 450 people<br />
attended to listen to the many musicians and bands that<br />
came to play. Admission was by donation and there<br />
was also a silent auction and BBQ, in total, $4,000 was<br />
raised.<br />
The same day, September 14, the Angus Tornado<br />
Relief 5K Run/Walk was held to raise money for the<br />
relief fund. The morning run/walk started in Brownley<br />
Meadows Park and covered the main subdivision that<br />
was hit in June. Many people came out and in total the<br />
event raised roughly $2100. For more pictures of the<br />
event visit www.thisrunsforyou.ca.<br />
The Angus tornado affected many, although not an<br />
easy time for many people, it was certainly made better<br />
by the astounding people that make up the Angus and<br />
surrounding communities. It certainly proved that<br />
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Essa Economic Development<br />
Committee is a dedicated group<br />
who continue to support new<br />
Commercial & Industrial development to<br />
create new jobs and balance the tax formula.<br />
We value the efforts of our existing local<br />
businesses and commercial sector for the<br />
great services they provide Essa & Area<br />
residents.<br />
We continue to work collaborately with<br />
neighboring Municipalities to engage in<br />
market strategies, studies and survey’s to<br />
remain abreast of the needs and trends in our<br />
Township.<br />
We keep a current Business Directory<br />
linked to our website and we now have<br />
a Facebook page to provide events and<br />
information. An inventory of Vacant lands,<br />
Commercial units and contact owner<br />
information are available on our website and<br />
in the EDC office which is located inside the<br />
Angus Recreation Centre.<br />
We are currently engaged in organizing<br />
and hosting a Economic Development Forum<br />
to provide information for those wanting to<br />
invest in our Commercial sector. We will have<br />
a guest panel to share their experiences.<br />
We are excited to be working towards<br />
our 13th Annual Essa Salmon Festival &<br />
Riverbank Derby held the 3rd weekend in<br />
September.<br />
We have formed strong partnerships with<br />
the Nottawasaga Steelheaders, the Angus &<br />
Area Chamber of Commerce, Simcoe County<br />
EDC, the Healthy Community Committee,<br />
Nottawasaga Futures, the Angus Lion’s Club<br />
and Nottawasaga Conservation Authority.<br />
We are thankful for our great supporters and<br />
volunteers that make our events successful.<br />
We have participated in Tree Planting, the<br />
new Canoe Launch, trails, Nottawasaga Pines<br />
Graduation Bursary Program, the South<br />
Simcoe Excellence Business Awards, Santa<br />
Claus Parade, the Barrie Fair and improving<br />
the Essa Fishing Parks. We continue to lobby<br />
the Government for a Walk in Clinic and<br />
Service Ontario Centre for our Township.<br />
We are just completing our Community<br />
Exchange with First Impression and we are<br />
currently working on selecting and placing<br />
“New” Gateway signs around the Township<br />
for a more prominent branding.<br />
The EDC Committee continues to<br />
actively investigate all opportunities for<br />
Essa Economic<br />
Development Committee<br />
Grant Funding. Our future vision is to see all<br />
of our vacant Commercial & Industrial units<br />
filled with thriving businesses serving Essa<br />
and Area residents.<br />
The EDC Committee comprises of<br />
Deputy Mayor Sandie Macdonald as Chair<br />
and Members, Scott Mullen, Bill Forsyth,<br />
and Jim Hunter. Colleen Dowdall and Susan<br />
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The History of Angus<br />
In the early 1800’s scattered<br />
settlement occurred along<br />
the road from what is now<br />
Barrie to Collingwood, providing<br />
travel either on foot and by horse or<br />
wagon. A few grist-mills and sawmills<br />
existed for the convenience of<br />
settlers, one of which was located<br />
on the Pine River. The land in the<br />
neighbourhood of this mill was<br />
purchased in 1852 by Jonas Tar Bush<br />
as a part of a 200 acre tract of pine<br />
land. The property when purchased<br />
was valued at $200 but in those days<br />
goods and chattels often entered<br />
into a bargain. It is said that in<br />
this case the farm actually changed<br />
hands for $100 and a horse!<br />
The Northern Railway, as<br />
the C.N.R. from Toronto to<br />
Collingwood was known in those<br />
days, was built to Allandale (Barrie)<br />
in 1853. In 1855 it was extended to<br />
what is now Collingwood, following<br />
the route which it occupies today,<br />
passing the saw-mill on the Pine<br />
River.<br />
In 1857 J. Tarbush partnered<br />
with W. Proudfoot and laid out<br />
lots and streets in what was called<br />
the village of “Pine River”. Later the<br />
village was renamed Angus after<br />
Angus Morrison, the first Member<br />
of Parliament of Simcoe County.<br />
Jonas Tarbush also donated land for<br />
local churches and a school. At one<br />
time there were 5 hotels, 5 general<br />
stores, 2 tailors, 2 photographers, a<br />
drug store, bake shop, and saddle<br />
and harness shop in<br />
this railroad village.<br />
The community of<br />
Angus raised $350 to<br />
purchase land for the<br />
Angus Community<br />
Park (at Centre<br />
Street & Huron<br />
Street), which was<br />
opened in July 1929.<br />
The Angus Horticultural Society<br />
was founded in June 1929, and the<br />
Society erected the war memorial<br />
cairn which was unveiled November<br />
11, 1938. Angus continued to<br />
experience growth in 2013, with<br />
the opening of Nottawasaga Pines<br />
Secondary School; new Essa Library<br />
– Angus Branch; further housing<br />
and commercial developments;<br />
improvements to roads and bridges<br />
such as the extension of Willoughby<br />
Road from County Road 10 to the<br />
5th line; as well as the addition of<br />
parks and recreational facilities.<br />
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The Blackdown Cadet Summer<br />
Training Centre is a training<br />
centre formerly known as the<br />
Army Cadet Summer Training Center<br />
Blackdown for Royal Canadian Army<br />
Cadets, and, since 2003, included the<br />
Royal Canadian Air Cadets, and Royal<br />
Canadian Sea Cadets. It is located at CFB<br />
Borden, Ontario, and is the largest summer<br />
training centre for cadets in Canada, with<br />
approximately 2500 cadets each summer<br />
enrolled in 2-, 3-, or 6-week courses.<br />
As of 2012, the following courses are<br />
available:<br />
• Drill and Ceremonial Instructor (Army<br />
Cadets) - Alpha Company; 6 weeks<br />
• Survival Instructor (Air Cadets)- Bravo<br />
Squadron; 6 weeks<br />
• Expedition Instructor (Army Cadets) -<br />
Charlie Company; 6 weeks<br />
• Basic Drill and Ceremonial - Delta<br />
Squadron (Air Cadets), Echo Company<br />
(Army Cadets); 3 weeks<br />
•Basic Fitness and Sports (Tri-Service) -<br />
Foxtrot Company; 3 weeks<br />
• Fitness and Sports Instructor (Tri-<br />
Service) - Golf Squadron; 6 weeks<br />
• General Training (Army Cadets) - Hotel<br />
and India Company; 2 weeks<br />
• The Blackdown Cadet Training Centre<br />
The Blackdown Cadet<br />
Training Centre<br />
School of Military Music (Tri-Service)<br />
- Juliet Company; 3 weeks and 6 weeks<br />
• The Blackdown Cadet Training Centre<br />
School of Pipes and Drums (Tri-Service)<br />
- Kilo Company; 3 weeks and 6 weeks<br />
• Basic Survival (Air Cadets) - Lima<br />
Squadron; 3 weeks<br />
• Basic Expedition (Army Cadets) - Mike<br />
Company; 3 weeks<br />
Opening date Summer 1994 became the<br />
home of the Army Cadet Summer training<br />
facility starting out with tents and portable<br />
toilets.<br />
For more information, please visit<br />
http://www.cadets.ca/cstc/blackdown/<br />
Bryan Hodsdon<br />
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Peacekeepers Park<br />
In 2004, the Corporation of the<br />
Township of Essa designated<br />
land bordered by Mill Street,<br />
Brentwood Road and Commerce Road, as<br />
Peacekeepers Park. It is a gathering place<br />
to honour peacekeepers: past, present,<br />
and future.<br />
The Central Ontario Chapter of the<br />
Canadian Association of Veterans in<br />
United Nations Peacekeeping (CAVUNP),<br />
along with the support of The Friends of<br />
Peacekeepers Park, have helped make this<br />
community park project possible.<br />
In 2011, the Central Ontario Chapter<br />
of the CAVUNP unveiled and dedicated<br />
a new sign identifying the Park as<br />
well as a memorial wall and gate. The<br />
memorial wall bears the names of all<br />
Canadians killed on United Nations<br />
and other peacekeeping missions,<br />
and also in Afghanistan, from 1951 to<br />
present. To make a donation to assist in<br />
further development of Peacekeepers<br />
Park contact can be made with<br />
Fern Taillefer (705-727-1746) or Scott<br />
Mullen (705-424-5818).<br />
Visit the Park to relax under the stand<br />
of pines and see the retired United Nations<br />
personnel carrier which was donated by<br />
Canadian Forces Base Borden.<br />
Each year the Township of Essa invites<br />
everyone to the Park on August 9th to<br />
observe “Peacekeepers Day” – a nationally<br />
recognized day of remembrance since<br />
2008.<br />
Peacekeepers Park is located on Mill<br />
Street & Brentwood Rd., Angus. For more<br />
information on Peacekeepers Day visit<br />
www.cavunp.org<br />
Come on out on August 9 for Peacekeepers Day at the park. All welcome!<br />
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The History of the Angus<br />
Horticultural Society<br />
In 1920 Angus became a Police<br />
Village, in 1923 the Ontario<br />
Forestry Tree Seed Plant was<br />
built, in 1926 volunteers applied to the<br />
province to form a horticultural society.<br />
While waiting they created the Angus<br />
Community Park across from the Seed<br />
plant.<br />
In 1929 the “Angus Horticultural<br />
Society” was officially formed. Monthly<br />
meetings were held at the Seed<br />
Plant. Some original members have<br />
descendants still living in Angus.<br />
During the 1930’s the Society<br />
fundraised to purchase connecting land<br />
to the existing cemetery. Trees and brush<br />
were cleared to create the “Angus Union<br />
Cemetery” located on Vernon Street.<br />
In 1937 members created a garden on<br />
Curtis Street to honour the Coronation<br />
of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth,<br />
parents of our present Queen. A Union<br />
Jack was raised, a dated stone laid, trees<br />
planted and a WWI artillery gun was<br />
placed. Over years, the gun was sold and<br />
the stone was lost. In 2002, the original<br />
stone was found, re-dedicated and<br />
officially named the “Old Stone” Garden.<br />
Some original trees are still alive at this<br />
location.<br />
In 1938 the Society purchased land<br />
through fundraising and donations<br />
to build a War Memorial honouring<br />
residents who died in WWI. The<br />
Cenotaph stands today honouring all<br />
residents who died in wars.<br />
Since 2000, the following gardens<br />
were created: Millennium Gardens,<br />
Farewell Gardens, Clock Tower Gardens/<br />
Gazebo and Peace Gardens at the<br />
Nottawasaga Bridge. 22 Flowering Crab<br />
Apple Trees have been planted with our<br />
“Angel” fundraiser.<br />
Residents can be proud of their Angus Horticultural Society. For more<br />
information, e-mail leewen@primus.ca<br />
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Pine River Trail<br />
This new trail was unveiled in 2012. This trail starts<br />
at the Nottawasaga Fishing Park and exits at LeClair<br />
Soccer Park (Roth Street, Angus). Be sure to check out<br />
this trail - it provides visitors of the site with a peaceful<br />
setting that promotes a healthy community.<br />
Location: Angus<br />
Thornton-Cookstown Trans Canada Trail<br />
This 14 kilometre trail runs between the villages<br />
of Thornton and Cookstown and travels through<br />
green pasture land and forest and cross the<br />
Cookstown Creek. To view a map of the trail, visit<br />
www.essatownship.on.ca<br />
Location: Thornton & Cookstown<br />
Devil’s Glen Provincial Park<br />
Situated on the Niagara Escarpment 518 m above sea<br />
level this park features rock outcrops, forested slopes<br />
and wetlands, and protects a geologically significant<br />
incised river valley. Meltwater from the last retreating<br />
glacier carved the steep gorge of Devil’s Glen, where the<br />
Mad River now winds its irregular route. The park is<br />
gated and only accessible by foot. Camping and fires<br />
are not allowed. Access off of Highway 124 south of<br />
Duntroon, before Singhampton. This is an Ontario<br />
Provincial Park. For more information visit www.<br />
ontarioparks.com.<br />
Located between Singhampton and Glen Huron, ON<br />
Noisy River Provincial Nature Reserve<br />
Noisy River’s largely forested landscape is interrupted<br />
by a few meadows and a scenic portion of the Noisy<br />
River. Typical Niagara Escarpment features include<br />
cliffs, crevice caves, flat uplands, valley slopes and<br />
wetlands. There are no visitor facilities, but the Bruce<br />
Trail crosses this nature reserve. The park offers good<br />
hiking and nature appreciation opportunities. Access<br />
south of Dunedin off of County Rd 9. This is an<br />
Ontario Provincial Park. For more information visit<br />
www.ontarioparks.com.<br />
Location: Southwest of Dunedin, ON<br />
New Lowell Conservation Area<br />
New Lowell is home to a beautifully kept seasonal<br />
campground and a day-use park on Silver Birch Lake.<br />
Managed privately, the day-use park comes complete<br />
with a sandy beach, picnic areas and pavilion perfect for<br />
any size function. The Ganaraska Hiking Trail connects<br />
the park to Simcoe County’s forested area to the south.<br />
Entrance to the park is by admission on the weekends.<br />
More information on this park is available at www.nvca.<br />
on.ca<br />
Location: County Rd 9 to 2894 Hogback Rd in the village<br />
of New Lowell, ON<br />
Nottawasaga Bluffs Conservation Area<br />
With close to 400 acres of countryside vistas, hardwood<br />
and coniferous forests, open meadows and a series<br />
of caves, the Nottawasaga Bluffs offers a full day<br />
of exploration and adventure. Connect with the<br />
Bruce Trail as it makes its way through the property<br />
or venture down one of its side trails to catch a<br />
variety of unique features. Access 500 m left off of<br />
Nottawasaga 17/18 Sideroad east of Singhampton.<br />
Find more information on this park by visiting<br />
www.nvca.on.ca.<br />
Location: Nottawasaga 15/16 Sideroad south of<br />
Singhampton, ON<br />
Minesing Wetlands<br />
Designated as a wetland of international significance and<br />
spanning an area of more than 6,000 hectares (15,000<br />
acres), the Minesing Wetland is home to a diverse array<br />
of habitats. The unique assemblage of fens, marshes,<br />
swamps and bogs supports a network of sensitive flora<br />
and fauna, some rare or endangered. Willow Creek and<br />
the Nottawasaga River offer wonderful opportunities<br />
for short visits or longer trips by kayak or canoe, and a<br />
chance to spot some of the many waterfowl species that<br />
call this area home. A series of hiking trails are found in<br />
and around the wetlands, all of them offering unique<br />
glimpses into this wetland and its inhabitants. On foot,<br />
snowshoe or cross-country ski explore the Ganaraska,<br />
Trans Canada and McKinnon trails.<br />
Location: From the City of Barrie, go west on Hwy. 90<br />
(Dunlop St.) to George Johnston Rd. Travel north 8 km to<br />
the parking lot and canoe access on your left<br />
Bruce Trail<br />
The Bruce Trail, Canada’s oldest and longest marked<br />
footpath, provides the only continuous public access to<br />
the magnificent Niagara Escarpment, a UNESCO World<br />
Biosphere Reserve. Running along the Escarpment<br />
from Niagara to Tobermory, it spans more than 890 km<br />
of main Trail and over 400 km of associated side trails.<br />
The Bruce Trail Conservancy (BTC) is a charitable<br />
organization committed to establishing a conservation<br />
corridor containing a public footpath along the Niagara<br />
Escarpment, in order to protect its natural ecosystems<br />
and to promote environmentally responsible public<br />
access to this UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. The<br />
BTC is one of Ontario’s largest land trusts, preserving<br />
over 8,000 acres of irreplaceable Niagara Escarpment<br />
landscape. For more information on hiking the trail<br />
please visit www.brucetrail.org<br />
Location: The Trail’s optimum route follows the natural<br />
edge of the Niagara Escarpment from Queenston in<br />
Niagara Falls to Tobermory. Visit website for access points.<br />
Ganaraska Trail<br />
The trail begins at a boulder opposite the town hall in<br />
Port Hope, located on the north shore of Lake Ontario.<br />
Exploring<br />
Angus & Area<br />
The trail passes through a variety of scenery from<br />
Lake Ontario, north through the Ganaraska Forest on<br />
the sand hills of the Oak Ridges Moraine and past the<br />
lakes and drumlin fields of the Kawarthas to the rugged<br />
wilderness of the Canadian Shield. The Trail then<br />
continues west through the rolling hills of Simcoe where<br />
it meets the Bruce Trail at McKinney’s Hill, Glen Huron.<br />
A cairn marks the end of the Ganaraska Hiking Trail.<br />
The Trail continues from the Niagara Escarpment to a<br />
terminus at Wasaga Beach. A second branch of the Trail<br />
runs from north of Horseshoe Valley to Highway 32<br />
near Port McNicol on Georgian Bay. From Springdale,<br />
just west of Glen Huron in the Mad River section, a<br />
branch of the Trail leads to Wasaga Beach. Another<br />
branch extends from north of Horseshoe Valley in the<br />
Oro-Medonte section to the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre<br />
in the Midland section. For more information visit<br />
www.ganaraska-hiking-trail.ca<br />
Location: Visit the website for all access points.<br />
Tiffin Centre<br />
Situated between Barrie and Angus, the Tiffin<br />
Centre for Conservation is home to the NVCA’s<br />
Administration Centre, and the 300+ acre property is<br />
a four-season destination for environmental recreation<br />
and education. The Tiffin Centre is a spectacular place<br />
for a walk (leashed canine visitors welcome!) or to bring<br />
your gear and bike, cross-country ski or snowshoe on 17<br />
km of looped trails that meander through a mixture of<br />
wetlands, forests, open meadows and ancient lake beds.<br />
Visit our working sugarbush for a late winter treat!<br />
Visit www.nvca.on.ca for more information.<br />
Location: 8195 8th Line of Essa, Utopia<br />
Utopia Conservation Area<br />
This 100-acre area is used as passive green space. A<br />
portion of the property where the 140-year-old Bell’s<br />
Gristmill resides is leased to the Friends of Utopia<br />
Gristmill & Park for purposes of conservation and<br />
restoration. The Friends of Utopia Park & Gristmill<br />
work to raise funds for the preservation and restoration<br />
of Bell’s Gristmill. Learn more at utopiahall.ca.<br />
Location: From the City of Barrie, go west on County Rd.<br />
90 to the 6th Concession of Essa. Turn left (south) and<br />
travel for 4 km to the entrance. <br />
Glencairn Conservation Area<br />
Located in the village of Glencairn, this pleasant area<br />
offers a scenic getaway for an hour or the entire day.<br />
The Mad River winds through offering opportunities<br />
for fishing, short hikes and simple relaxation. The<br />
Glencairn Conservation Area is maintained by the<br />
Glencairn Park Committee. Visit www.nvca.on.ca for<br />
more information.<br />
Location: 8948 Webster Rd., Adjala-Tosorontio Township<br />
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• Borden Golf Club<br />
Circled Pines (18 hole)<br />
31 Louisbourg Road<br />
Borden Golf Club<br />
Anderson Park (9 hole)<br />
1 Rhine Lane<br />
www.bordengolf.com<br />
705-424-1460<br />
• Buell Fitness and Aquatic<br />
Centre<br />
122 Ramillies Road<br />
www.recreationborden.com<br />
705-424-1200 ext 1536<br />
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Jeunes our personnes âgées - 5 $<br />
• Terra Theatre<br />
Building P-72 Dieppe Road<br />
www.recreationborden.com<br />
705-424-1200 ext 3801<br />
• Andy Anderson Arena<br />
www.recreationborden.com<br />
• Circled Pine Bowling Centre<br />
122 Ramillies Road (inside<br />
the Buell Fitness & Aquatic<br />
Centre complex)<br />
www.recreationborden.com<br />
705-424-1200 ext 5110<br />
• Base Borden Military<br />
Museum<br />
Corner of Dieppe Road &<br />
Waterloo Road<br />
705-423-3531<br />
• WW1 Training Trenches<br />
(off of Dieppe Road)<br />
• Scouting<br />
Arnhem Road (Building<br />
E-182)<br />
www.myscouts.ca<br />
705-424-0704<br />
Birthday Parties Available<br />
Fates d’anniversaire disponible<br />
705-424-1200<br />
ext/poste 3801<br />
Theatre<br />
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OUVERT AU GRAND PUBLIC<br />
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Theatre is Closed Mondays & Tuesdays/Fermé lundis et mardis<br />
Now featuring a new screen, new digital projector and new<br />
7.1 Dolby Digital surround sound system.<br />
Le cinéma s’est doté d’un novel écran et dispose maintenant d’un projecteur<br />
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Things to do<br />
on CFB Borden<br />
• Girl <strong>Guide</strong>s – Arnhem Road<br />
(Building E-182)<br />
www.girlguides.ca<br />
705-423-9682<br />
•Trillium Trail<br />
(off of Dieppe Road)<br />
• 2408 Borden Army Cadet<br />
Corp<br />
Golan Road (Building S-149)<br />
www.cadets.ca<br />
705-424-1200 ext 7361<br />
• LifeLab – (Blood Lab<br />
Services)<br />
1-877-849-3637<br />
• Rod & Gun Club<br />
www.BordenRodAndGun.<br />
com/index.html<br />
info@BordenRodAndGun.<br />
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• Base Borden Public and<br />
Military Library 41 Kapyong<br />
Rd (Building E-102)<br />
705-424-1200 ext 2273<br />
Circled<br />
Pine<br />
Bowling<br />
Centre<br />
• Casual Bowling<br />
• Birthday Parties<br />
• Leagues<br />
• Licensed Canteen<br />
• Special Functions<br />
Automatic<br />
Scoring<br />
Casual Bowling Hours<br />
Friday and Saturday Evenings: 7pm-10pm<br />
Saturday Afternoons: 1pm-4pm<br />
For information call<br />
705-424-1200<br />
Ext. 5110<br />
Angus & Area Community <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>2015</strong> - 19
Home of the Essa Salmon Festival & Riverbank Derby, 3rd week<br />
FROM<br />
WASAGA<br />
MAD RIVER<br />
Edenbridge Dr.<br />
Edenbridge Dr.<br />
Julie St.<br />
Kearnan Rd.<br />
Glen Eton/<br />
Wildflower<br />
Park<br />
Cecil St.<br />
➙<br />
Parkside<br />
Corrie<br />
Cres.<br />
Darren<br />
Dr.<br />
Berkar St.<br />
Cecil St.<br />
MAD RIVER<br />
Brentwood Rd. Mill Street Mill Street<br />
Darren Dr.<br />
Carolyne St.<br />
Forestwood<br />
CFB BORDEN<br />
LEGEND<br />
Baseball<br />
Football<br />
Hockey<br />
Soccer<br />
Tennis<br />
McCarthy Cres.<br />
Dog Park<br />
Fishing<br />
Hiking<br />
Picnicking<br />
Library<br />
McCarthy Cres.<br />
John James<br />
Dr.<br />
Mansonic Way<br />
Angus<br />
Forestwood<br />
Sandy Ln.<br />
Ninth<br />
Sixth<br />
Seventh<br />
Eighth<br />
Lee Ave.<br />
Armeda Clow Cres.<br />
Robertson Rd.<br />
Bushey Ave.<br />
Peacekeepers<br />
Park<br />
Tarbush Ave.<br />
Brian Ave<br />
Essa Centennial Library<br />
OPP<br />
Fifth<br />
Third<br />
Fourth<br />
First<br />
Second<br />
Elementary<br />
School<br />
Pine River<br />
Trail<br />
Railroad<br />
Tracks<br />
Cemetary<br />
Cenotaph<br />
➙<br />
Cecil St.<br />
Coulson Ave.<br />
Mill Street<br />
Lucy’s Lane<br />
Pine River Rd.<br />
Summerset Pl.<br />
Pridham Cres<br />
Tree Top St.<br />
Roth St.<br />
North<br />
Park Rd.<br />
King St.<br />
Angus<br />
Rec<br />
Centre<br />
Cambrai Rd.<br />
School<br />
Church<br />
Police<br />
Catholic<br />
Elementary<br />
School<br />
Paramedic<br />
Station<br />
Fraser St.<br />
River Dr.<br />
Water St.<br />
Curtis St.<br />
Roth St.<br />
Massey St.<br />
McKinnon Rd.<br />
Vernon St.<br />
PINE RIVER<br />
Elizabeth<br />
Simcoe St.<br />
Cross<br />
Jonas St.<br />
Haglan<br />
St.<br />
Elm<br />
Margaret St.<br />
Sydenham<br />
Elementary<br />
School<br />
Queen St.<br />
Essa<br />
Secondary<br />
School<br />
Post Office<br />
Firehall<br />
Municipal<br />
Parks<br />
Golf Course<br />
Berwick<br />
Ashburton<br />
Brennan<br />
Dr.<br />
Nottawasaga<br />
Fishing Park<br />
Leclair<br />
Soccer<br />
Park<br />
Bank St.<br />
Sandsprings<br />
Larkdale<br />
➙<br />
Auburn St.<br />
King St.<br />
Sandsprings<br />
Mancini Dr.<br />
Vernon St.<br />
County Rd. 10<br />
New<br />
Angus<br />
Ball Park<br />
Wood Cres.<br />
Centre St.<br />
➙<br />
➙<br />
Osborn St.<br />
Morris Dr.<br />
Alma St.<br />
St<br />
McQueen<br />
Huron St.<br />
Nottawasaga Dr.<br />
Browns Line<br />
NOTTAWASAGA<br />
RIVER<br />
FROM<br />
ALLISTON<br />
Don<br />
Fishin<br />
Dunn Crt.<br />
Graham St.<br />
➙<br />
Mount Cres<br />
Strong<br />
C<br />
Angu<br />
Commu<br />
Park<br />
Willou<br />
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NEED HELP?<br />
County Rd. 90<br />
FROM<br />
BARRIE<br />
Angus, ON<br />
Don Ross<br />
Fishing Park<br />
5th Line<br />
N<br />
➙<br />
www.mitchos.com 647.502.2661<br />
Blanchard Cres.<br />
Mount Cres.<br />
Strong Ave<br />
Latimer Ave.<br />
Lions<br />
Legion Way<br />
Collier Cres.<br />
30th Srd.<br />
Alessio Dr.<br />
Dunn Crt.<br />
Graham St.<br />
Latimer<br />
Centre St.<br />
Duckworth<br />
Calford St.<br />
Carmen<br />
Stringer Shelley<br />
Pl.<br />
McGeorge Ave.<br />
Malcome St.<br />
Michael St.<br />
Christina Crt<br />
Michael St.<br />
Maplewood Dr.<br />
Treat your pet to a<br />
Sunnidale Day!<br />
➙<br />
Angus<br />
ommunity<br />
Park<br />
Cindy Ln.<br />
Decarolis Cres.<br />
Battalion Dr.<br />
Gold Park Gate<br />
McCann<br />
Greenwood Dr.<br />
Stonemount<br />
Park<br />
Maplewood Dr.<br />
Truax Cres.<br />
Gold Park Gate<br />
Admiral Cres.<br />
Brookside<br />
Lookout St.<br />
Bark Park<br />
38 Dog Suites<br />
Stonemount Cres. Banting Cres. Wagner Cres.<br />
5th Line<br />
Base St.<br />
NOTTAWASAGA<br />
RIVER<br />
Willoughby Rd. Willoughby Rd.<br />
4th Line<br />
Brownley Ln.<br />
Nadmarc Ct.<br />
Arnold Cres<br />
Greenwood Dr.<br />
Elphick St.<br />
Red<br />
Cedar<br />
Banting Cres.<br />
Quigley St.<br />
Mike Hart<br />
Stevenson St.<br />
Kitty Cat Condos<br />
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Royal Canadian Legion<br />
The Royal Canadian Legion<br />
is dedicated to the care<br />
and welfare of those who<br />
have served or are serving in the<br />
Canadian Armed Forces, as well as<br />
their dependents. The Royal Canadian<br />
Legion is Canada’s largest Veteran’s<br />
organization with more than 370,000<br />
members in 1,500 branches.<br />
Founded in 1926 to meet the needs<br />
of all who served in the Armed Forces<br />
and their dependents, the Legion has<br />
grown to become Canada’s largest<br />
service organization providing support<br />
to veterans and communities across the<br />
country.<br />
One of the primary objectives of<br />
the Legion is to encourage, promote,<br />
support and participate in all forms of<br />
municipal, community, and national<br />
service.<br />
The Angus Legion offers friendship<br />
and camaraderie, as well as the following<br />
events, starting in September…<br />
• Tuesday Night Dart Leagues<br />
• Wednesday Night Darts<br />
• Friday Night Suppers<br />
• Monthly Special Saturday Night<br />
Functions<br />
Everyone is welcome to come out<br />
and share in the fun of all these events.<br />
The Legion is open daily from 11:30am<br />
to Close. Banquet facilities are available<br />
for special events such as weddings,<br />
anniversary celebrations, etc. Call The<br />
Legion at 705-424-5711 and ask for<br />
Ross Lee for more details.<br />
Consider becoming a member<br />
of The Royal Canadian Legion. Join<br />
us at The Legion and be part of the<br />
community you live in.<br />
The Royal<br />
Canadian<br />
Legion<br />
Branch 499<br />
The Edward<br />
MacDonald<br />
Branch<br />
15 Fraser Street<br />
(at Curtis Street)<br />
Angus District<br />
Lions Club Inc.<br />
The Angus District Lions Club has been<br />
a valued and appreciated member of our<br />
community for over 50 years! Lions Clubs<br />
International is a worldwide organization<br />
with Clubs in 190 countries and geographical<br />
areas. We speak dozens of languages and vary<br />
in nature and customs. We share a common<br />
spirit helping those less fortunate. We are<br />
tackling the tough problems like blindness,<br />
diabetes awareness and finding help for the deaf,<br />
disabled and underprivileged. In fact, whatever<br />
the community needs to make life better,<br />
lions are there to help where they can. Being a<br />
member of a Lions Club gives men and women<br />
the opportunity to acquire new skills and work<br />
in a team setting, all while making new friends<br />
in a fun social atmosphere.<br />
As a proud Lions Club member, you will<br />
set an example showing the value of selflessly<br />
contributing time to better their community.<br />
Some of the things the Angus District Lions<br />
support in our community are;<br />
• Host the annual Canada Day Celebrations<br />
in the Community Park every July 1st<br />
• The Club raised $25,000 in only 3 years for<br />
the Essa Library!<br />
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• Raise funds for various community efforts.<br />
• Help for needy families when they<br />
encounter difficulties.<br />
• Assist local families with rides to Doctor<br />
and Hospital appointments in Barrie.<br />
• Look for us in the Winter in the Canteen at<br />
the Angus Rec Centre.<br />
The Angus District Lions Club also supports;<br />
• Camp Dorset – camp for dialysis patients<br />
and their families<br />
• Camp Huronda – camp for children with<br />
diabetes<br />
• Ontario Camp for the Deaf<br />
• Lake Joseph Centre – camp for the blind<br />
• Lions Foundation of Canada – training<br />
of dog guides and clients at the training<br />
centre in Oakville, Ontario.<br />
• Local Hospitals, Heart & Stroke<br />
Foundation, Canadian Cancer Society and<br />
have assisted local children with cancer.<br />
• Vision Screening for school children.<br />
• Girl <strong>Guide</strong>s and Scouts<br />
The Angus District Lions Club is located<br />
at 380 Mill Street, on the edge of the beautiful<br />
Nottawasaga River. The hall is licenced and<br />
able to accommodate and host many different<br />
community and private functions throughout<br />
the year. For hall rental information, please call<br />
(705) 424-1047<br />
MEMBERS WANTED!<br />
If you would like to make a<br />
difference in your community,<br />
please contact us<br />
at (705) 424-2749 for further<br />
information on becoming a Lion.
Camphill Communities, ON<br />
“Living, Learning &<br />
Working Together<br />
Camphill Communities Ontario<br />
is a charitable organization providing<br />
residential and day supports for adults with<br />
developmental disabilities. We are just south<br />
of Angus off Simcoe County Road 10. Our<br />
property is a picturesque and scenic collage<br />
of farmland and mature forests bordering<br />
the Nottawasaga River. Camphill provides<br />
opportunities for people of all abilities to<br />
achieve their potential through Living,<br />
Learning and Working Together. Everyone<br />
contributes to and benefits from the life of<br />
the community.<br />
With such a beautiful natural resource,<br />
stewardship of the environment is an<br />
important responsibility and we take great<br />
care to ensure that all development is in<br />
harmony with nature. Work on the land,<br />
farm and gardens is an important part of<br />
that stewardship.<br />
Our garden produces a wide variety<br />
of organically grown vegetables which<br />
Camphill<br />
Communities<br />
Ontario<br />
Visit one of our fairs!<br />
Saturday May 9 12 -4 p.m.,<br />
Saturday October 3 12-4 p.m<br />
December 5th time TBD<br />
is a not-for-profit<br />
organization that provides support<br />
services for adults with developmental<br />
disabilities living in Simcoe County.<br />
Our Mission is to enrich the social<br />
fabric by creating meaningful<br />
opportunities for the people we<br />
serve to live, learn and work together<br />
while cultivating friendly relations<br />
with one another.<br />
Like to come for a visit? Call us at<br />
705-424-5363 or<br />
email: Our Country info@camphill.on.ca<br />
programs are unique. ANGUS<br />
Crafts include woodworking and pottery-making.<br />
and let Programs us are know. both art and We agricultural would based, be glad to<br />
including farming and herb gardening. 10<br />
show you around.<br />
CAMPHILL<br />
COMMUNITY<br />
HWY 90<br />
Contact: Camphill Cornerstone Office: 78 Toronto Street, Barrie, ON L4N 1V2 Phone: 705-728-7752 Email: info@camphill.on.ca<br />
Camphill<br />
Communities<br />
Ontario<br />
is a not-for-profit<br />
organization that provides support<br />
services for adults with developmental<br />
disabilities living in Simcoe County.<br />
Our Mission is to enrich the social<br />
fabric by creating meaningful<br />
opportunities for the people we<br />
serve to live, learn and work together<br />
while cultivating friendly relations<br />
with one another.<br />
Our Country programs are unique.<br />
Crafts include woodworking and pottery-making.<br />
Programs are both art and agricultural based,<br />
including farming and herb gardening.<br />
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CAMPHILL<br />
COMMUNITY<br />
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HWY 90<br />
Contact: Camphill Cornerstone Office: 78 Toronto Street, Barrie, ON L4N 1V2 Phone: 705-728-7752 Email: info@camphill.on.ca<br />
are sold at the Barrie Farmers Market on<br />
Saturday mornings. We also have several<br />
bee hives to help with fertility and plant<br />
vitality. A herd of 22 Highland cows<br />
graze the fields. Managed forests provide<br />
wood for milling on the sawmill, wood<br />
working shop, firewood and maple syrup.<br />
Several kilometers of hiking trails weave<br />
throughout the woods and fields across<br />
the nearly 300 acres interspersed with deep<br />
ravines and streams.<br />
In addition to the work of keeping<br />
5 households and 5 apartments in<br />
tip top shape, there are other work<br />
opportunities which build and cultivate<br />
numerous integrated skills: Pottery/<br />
Ceramic production, Wood working,<br />
Weaving, Artistic activities, gardening,<br />
animal husbandry, forestry, upkeep<br />
of the landscaping, herb production<br />
which grows and packages seasonings.<br />
Most of the products we make are<br />
available for sale at our regular Craft<br />
Fairs held in the spring, fall and winter.<br />
Our cultural centre, Novalis Hall is<br />
a beautiful venue open to the wider<br />
community hosting musical performances,<br />
conferences, cultural and social events,<br />
and plays for the public. If you are<br />
89<br />
BARRIE<br />
BARRIE<br />
HWY 400<br />
HWY 400<br />
.<br />
Camphill<br />
Communities<br />
Ontario<br />
is a not-for-profit<br />
organization that provides support<br />
services for adults with developmental<br />
disabilities living in Simcoe County.<br />
Our Mission is to enrich the social<br />
fabric by creating meaningful<br />
opportunities for the people we<br />
serve to live, learn and work together<br />
while cultivating friendly relations<br />
with one another.<br />
Our Country programs are unique.<br />
Crafts include woodworking and pottery-making.<br />
Programs are both art and agricultural based,<br />
including farming and herb gardening.<br />
interested in renting the hall for a<br />
special occasion please call the office at:<br />
705-424-5363 for more information.<br />
Please keep your eye on our website<br />
found at: www.camphill.on.ca or the<br />
local newspapers and flyers for news and<br />
announcements of events in Novalis.<br />
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ANGUS<br />
CAMPHILL<br />
COMMUNITY<br />
HWY 90<br />
Contact: Camphill Cornerstone Office: 78 Toronto Street, Barrie, ON L4N 1V2 Phone: 705-728-7752 Email: info@camphill.on.ca<br />
89<br />
BARRIE<br />
Camphill<br />
Communities<br />
Ontario DR. LAYTH A.M. SALIH<br />
is a not-for-profit<br />
organization that provides support<br />
services for adults with developmental<br />
disabilities living in Simcoe County.<br />
Our Mission is to enrich the social<br />
fabric by creating meaningful<br />
opportunities for the people we<br />
serve to live, learn and work together<br />
while cultivating friendly relations<br />
with one another.<br />
BARRIE<br />
Our Country programs are unique. ANGUS<br />
HWY 90<br />
Crafts include woodworking and pottery-making.<br />
Programs are both art and agricultural based,<br />
CAMPHILL<br />
including farming and herb<br />
EVENING<br />
gardening.<br />
APPOINTMENTS 10 COMMUNITY AVAILABLE<br />
89<br />
SEDATION & LAUGHING GAS<br />
Contact: Camphill Cornerstone Office: 78 Toronto Street, Barrie, ON L4N 1V2 Phone: 705-728-7752 Email: info@camphill.on.ca<br />
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HWY 400<br />
HWY 400
Concession Rd. 3<br />
All roads lead to...<br />
Angus<br />
From...<br />
Alliston<br />
Anten Mills<br />
Avening<br />
Baxter<br />
Barrie Downtown<br />
Barrie North<br />
Barrie South<br />
Brentwood<br />
Cashtown Corners<br />
Centre Vespra<br />
Creemore<br />
Colwell<br />
Cookstown<br />
Edenvale<br />
Egbert<br />
Elmgrove<br />
Everett<br />
Glencairn<br />
Grenfel<br />
Hammerville<br />
Ivy<br />
Lisle<br />
Midhurst<br />
Minesing<br />
New Lowell<br />
Nicholston<br />
Old Sunnidale<br />
Stayner<br />
Sunnidale Corners<br />
Thornton<br />
Tioga<br />
Utopia<br />
Wasaga Beach<br />
LEGEND<br />
22.5 km<br />
26.8 km<br />
17.6 km<br />
11.4 km<br />
18.1 km<br />
20.9 km<br />
26.7 km<br />
5.6 km<br />
19.1 km<br />
18 km<br />
21.9 km<br />
9.8 km<br />
30 km<br />
26.1 km<br />
20 km<br />
17.5 km<br />
21.7 km<br />
12.2 km<br />
10.8 km<br />
27.3 km<br />
20.1 km<br />
15.9 km<br />
21.8 km<br />
19.9 km<br />
10.2 km<br />
20.4 km<br />
15.1 km<br />
24.7 km<br />
17.7 km<br />
20.8 km<br />
20.6 km<br />
5.1 km<br />
30.3 km<br />
Essa Agriplex<br />
County Rd. 64<br />
County Rd. 96<br />
12/13 Sdrd. Nottawasaga<br />
Concession 3 S.<br />
Nottawasaga<br />
3/4 Sdrd. Nottawasaga<br />
Line 5<br />
County Rd. 21<br />
County Rd. 42<br />
County Rd. 18 (Airport Rd.)<br />
Mowat St. N.<br />
County Rd. 7<br />
STAYNER<br />
CASHTOWN<br />
CORNERS<br />
CREEMORE<br />
Sunnidale St.<br />
15/16 Sdrd. Nottawasaga<br />
AVENING<br />
County Rd. 42<br />
Line 7<br />
Centre Line Rd.<br />
WASAGA BEACH<br />
HWY 26<br />
Concession 6 Sunnidale<br />
3/4 Sdrd. Sunnidale<br />
Concession 5 Sunnidale<br />
Mulmur Tosorontio Townline<br />
County Rd. 9<br />
Concession 9 Sunnidale<br />
Concession 2 Sunnidale<br />
30 Sdrd. Tosorontio<br />
County Rd. 12<br />
Concession Rd. 2<br />
20 Sdrd. Tosorontio<br />
Concession 12 Sunnidale<br />
Concession 7 Sunnidale<br />
OLD SUNNIDALE<br />
GLENCAIRN<br />
Sunnidale Tosorontio Townline<br />
Concession Rd. 3<br />
LISLE<br />
17 Sdrd. Tosorontio<br />
County Rd. 13<br />
TIOGA<br />
Klondike Park Rd.<br />
SUNNIDALE<br />
CORNERS<br />
12/13 Sdrd. N. Sunnidale<br />
Sideroad 12 & 13<br />
County Rd. 10<br />
Atkinson Rd.<br />
CFB BORDEN<br />
15 Sdrd. Tosorontio<br />
EVERETT<br />
HWY 26<br />
15/16 Sdrd. N. Sunnidale<br />
HAMMERVILLE<br />
Flos Rd., 4. W.<br />
NEW LOWELL<br />
McCarthy Dr.<br />
Concession 6 Sunnidale<br />
Richardson R<br />
Concession 3 Sunnidale<br />
County Rd. 10<br />
Ortona Rd.<br />
Culham Rd<br />
BRENTWOOD<br />
County Rd<br />
10th Sdrd.<br />
Scotch Line<br />
County Rd. 15<br />
Ski Resort<br />
Library<br />
County Rd. 5<br />
Concession Rd. 4<br />
Concession Rd. 2<br />
Concession Rd. 7<br />
Concession Rd. 6<br />
County Rd. 13<br />
Campground<br />
Conservation<br />
Area<br />
Golf Course<br />
Railroad<br />
Tracks<br />
5th Sdrd. Tosorontio<br />
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9th Line<br />
9th Line<br />
.<br />
ERVILLE<br />
Flos Rd., 3. W.<br />
Rainbow Valley Rd. W.<br />
County Rd. 22<br />
Horseshoe Valley Rd.<br />
County Rd. 27<br />
Golf Course Rd.<br />
Vespra Valley Rd.<br />
ANTEN<br />
MILLS<br />
Wilson Dr. Wilson Dr.<br />
Nursery Rd.<br />
Russell Rd.<br />
Culham Rd<br />
Gill Rd.<br />
Richardson Rd.<br />
EDENVALE<br />
Mcnabb Rd.<br />
Minesing<br />
Wetland<br />
Landing Rd. S.<br />
Fralick Rd.<br />
MINESING<br />
N<br />
➙<br />
Hendrie Rd.<br />
County Rd. 28<br />
Hindle Ln.<br />
Seadon Rd.<br />
HWY 26<br />
SNOW<br />
VALLEY<br />
Carson Rd.<br />
Anne St. N.<br />
HWY 26<br />
Doran Rd.<br />
MIDHURST<br />
Bayfield St.<br />
unnidale<br />
3 Sunnidale<br />
GRENFEL<br />
CENTRE<br />
VESPRA<br />
George Johnston Rd.<br />
Mckinnon Rd.<br />
WOOD<br />
10<br />
Sunnidale Rd.<br />
County Rd. 90 County Rd. 90<br />
BARRIE<br />
173 Mill Street, ANGUS<br />
HWY 400<br />
County Rd. 27<br />
ANGUS<br />
30th Sdrd.<br />
COLWELL<br />
Willoughby Rd.<br />
UTOPIA<br />
25th Sdrd.<br />
Ortona Rd.<br />
8th Line<br />
20th Sdrd.<br />
IVY<br />
10th Line<br />
11th Line<br />
County Rd. 27<br />
Essa Rd.<br />
Innisfil Beach Rd.<br />
Kids Eat<br />
FREE<br />
Sunday *<br />
*A child 12 years old or under receives a<br />
Martini<br />
County Rd. 56<br />
County Rd. 21<br />
Sdrd.<br />
3rd Line<br />
County Rd. 10<br />
BAXTER<br />
5th Line<br />
6th Line<br />
8th Line<br />
County Rd. 21<br />
EGBERT<br />
10th Sdrd.<br />
5th Sdrd.<br />
10th Line<br />
11th Line<br />
THORNTON<br />
complimentary kid’s meal with<br />
purchase of an adult meal. See server<br />
for details.<br />
Fridays<br />
½ Price<br />
Appetizers<br />
after 9pm<br />
County Rd. 56<br />
Scotch Line<br />
HWY 400<br />
ALLISTON<br />
ELMGROVE<br />
NICOLSTON<br />
HWY 89<br />
COOKSTOWN<br />
Wingin’ It<br />
Two’sdays<br />
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91 Simcoe Street<br />
Angus, ON<br />
L0M 1B5<br />
24 Roth Street<br />
Angus, ON<br />
L0M 1B2<br />
Angus Morrison Elementary School<br />
Phone: (705) 424-5701<br />
Fax: (705) 424-0086<br />
8505 County Rd 10<br />
Angus, ON<br />
L0M 1B1<br />
Local<br />
Schools & Churches<br />
Our Lady of Grace Catholic School<br />
Phone: (705) 424-1026<br />
Fax: (705) 424-0462<br />
popoffice@smcdsb.on.ca<br />
Principal: Ms. P. Pasmore-Tye<br />
Vice Principal: Mr. K. Cheesman<br />
http://ang.scdsb.on.ca/<br />
Principal: Mr. K. Kuiack<br />
Office Administrator: S. Pitts<br />
http://olg.schools.smcdsb.on.ca/<br />
Nottawasaga Pines Secondary School<br />
Phone: (705) 424-5030<br />
Fax: (705) 424-4896<br />
nottawasagapinessecondary.weebly.com<br />
Principal: Dan Macdonald<br />
Vice Principal: Terry Wilkinson<br />
Vice Principal: Anne Tervit<br />
45 Brian Ave<br />
Angus, ON<br />
L0L 1B3<br />
Pine River Elementary School<br />
Phone: (705) 424-3317<br />
Fax: (705) 424-5646<br />
Principal: Michele Walma<br />
Superintendent: Jackie Kavanagh<br />
http://pin.scdsb.on.ca/<br />
9058 Fifth Line<br />
Angus, ON<br />
L0M 1B4<br />
Pinewoods Chapel<br />
Services At Angus Morrison School<br />
Christian Community Church<br />
Pastor: Chris Atkinson<br />
info@pinewoodschapel.com<br />
www.pinewoodschapel.com<br />
Phone: (705) 424-0382<br />
52 Brian Ave,<br />
Angus, ON<br />
L0M 1B3<br />
Living Hope Church<br />
Contemporary Pentecostal Church<br />
Pastors: Marius &<br />
Charlene Goguen<br />
www.livinghopeangus.ca<br />
Phone: (705) 424-9080<br />
56 Jonas St<br />
Angus, ON<br />
L0M 1B0<br />
Angus United Church<br />
United Church<br />
Rev. Norman Munroe<br />
Phone: (705) 424-2717<br />
Res: (905) 939-7148<br />
18 Margaret St,<br />
Angus, ON<br />
L0M 1B0<br />
Zion Presbyterian Church<br />
Presbyterian Church<br />
Every Monday Soup & Sandwich<br />
11-1pm - Free Will Offering<br />
Phone: (705) 424-6118<br />
27 Centre St<br />
Angus, ON<br />
L0M 1B0.<br />
Our Lady of Grace Church<br />
Roman Catholic Church<br />
Rev. Mariush Runevich<br />
ourladyofgracechurch@rogers.com<br />
Phone: (705) 424-1551<br />
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ANGUS HOME HARDWARE<br />
17 KING STREET, UNIT 1, ANUGS, ON L0M1B0<br />
(705) 424-9511<br />
H.F. SMITH HOME HARDWARE BUILDING CENTRE<br />
61 QUEEN STREET, HIGHWAY 89, COOKSTOWN<br />
(705) 458-4462<br />
Lumber<br />
Pressure Treated Lumber for Decks &<br />
Fences<br />
Plywood<br />
Insulation<br />
Drywall<br />
Steel Studs<br />
Roofing<br />
Interior & Exterior Doors<br />
Windows<br />
Trim<br />
For your convenience you can now order online<br />
www.homehardware.com<br />
Featuring free in store pickup<br />
Rick Meyers, CFP Branch Manager<br />
richard.meyers@td.com<br />
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Utopia...<br />
Being True to its Name<br />
The agricultural roots of both<br />
past and present are spreading<br />
in leaps and bounds in the<br />
rural hamlet of Utopia and across Essa<br />
Township. Driven with the long term<br />
vision of preserving and celebrating<br />
agriculture and naturalized greenspaces<br />
in our community, the effort that is<br />
backing this up includes the restoration<br />
of Bell’s Gristmill, caring for the Utopia<br />
Conservation Area and renewing the<br />
Utopia Community Centre (now known<br />
as the “Utopia Hall”) as the activity hub<br />
for “all things Utopian”.<br />
<strong>2015</strong> promises to be another jampacked<br />
year of happenings.<br />
At the Utopia Conservation Area,<br />
Phase I of the restoration of Bell’s<br />
Gristmill will begin this Spring, focused<br />
on structural and exterior improvements.<br />
The orchard, created through an Edible<br />
Trees grant from Tree Canada, will be<br />
entering its 2nd full season, supported<br />
with surrounding native plants to<br />
welcome bees and other pollinators to<br />
both do their work and have a meal. And<br />
a fabulous walking trail has been created,<br />
tended through the devoted, grooming<br />
attention of a very special volunteer who<br />
takes great pride in creating such a special<br />
place for all to come, walk and enjoy.<br />
Down the road at the Utopia Hall,<br />
there’s music in the air, thanks to the<br />
extraordinary talents of travelling and<br />
local musicians who stop by to share<br />
their harmonies. Each concert comes<br />
with lunch or dinner, offered at an<br />
extraordinary low price that allows<br />
access for all. And food celebrations will<br />
become even more intense in the year<br />
ahead with the addition of a commercial<br />
community kitchen, supported through<br />
Farm Credit Canada, allowing for local<br />
food entrepreneurs to have access to<br />
a food-creating venue to further their<br />
work. The Utopia Hall is also the place to<br />
be every Saturday morning from 10am –<br />
noon when the Happy Hens of Utopia fill<br />
your cup with freshly brewed coffee and<br />
tea and put on a spread of home-baked<br />
bread topped (or not) with yummy jams<br />
& jellies and local eggs, along with the<br />
sharing of stories of the many happenings<br />
of near and far. Add annual events<br />
such as SEEDY SATURDAY, the annual<br />
Compost Sale, Canada Day celebration,<br />
the Gristmill Run, the Sunflower Harvest<br />
Festival, SOUPALICIOUS UTOPIA and<br />
SANTA PAWS and your “what to do”<br />
questions are solved.<br />
Come out and join us as we celebrate<br />
our life in Utopia and Essa Township;<br />
everyone is warmly welcome.<br />
Bell’s Gristmill in the Utopia Conservation Area<br />
www.utopia.on.ca<br />
RSA AUTO PARTS ANGUS<br />
Independently Owned & Operated<br />
AUTOPARTS - NEW & REBUILT<br />
TIRES-RIMS & CUSTOM WHEELS<br />
AUTOBODY PARTS & TOOLS<br />
TRUCK & CAR ACCESSORIES<br />
PERFORMANCE PARTS<br />
MON-FRI. 8:30-6:00<br />
SATURDAY 8:30-2:00<br />
Open 6 Days A Week<br />
Military<br />
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705.424.6666<br />
www.rsaautopartsangus.com<br />
2 Massey St Unit 6<br />
(Rainbow Mall Plaza) Angus<br />
If you have the skills, we have the job!<br />
Temporary and contract positions<br />
Assembly, warehouse, administrative and more<br />
Short and long term assignments<br />
Competitive hourly wage for day, afternoon and evening shifts<br />
For more information, please call 1-800-509-7554 or visit www.nottawasaga.com<br />
People from our community, for our community<br />
Follow us on Twitter<br />
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New to the Township of Essa in 2013 is the transit service connecting Borden<br />
and Angus to the City of Barrie. This new service comes as a result of a transit<br />
feasibility study conducted in 2011 which gathered residents’ feedback to<br />
determine if a transit system was needed. The bus service takes residents directly to the<br />
Allandale GO station in Barrie. Residents will then need to transfer to the Barrie Transit<br />
system to get to their destination within Barrie.<br />
If you are looking to board the bus to take you to your destination, then keep your eyes<br />
posted. Blue and white signs have been strategically placed within Borden and Angus to<br />
help identify where the bus stops are in your area.<br />
Bus passes are available at the Economic Development Centre located in the Angus<br />
Recreation Centre. For more information on fares please refer to our Fee Schedule.<br />
The transit service is something the Township of Essa wishes to grow on and expand in<br />
the future. Please communicate any feedback you may have to assist us in improving the<br />
transit service by contacting the Executive Assistant to the CAO and Manager of Public<br />
Works at 705-424-9770 extension 105 or by email klinton@essatownship.on.ca.<br />
For information on<br />
routes and locations of<br />
stops as well as fares<br />
and bus passes please<br />
visit the transit page at<br />
essatownship.on.ca or<br />
barrie.ca<br />
Angus Transit<br />
Involved in<br />
the community<br />
with pride.<br />
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Buy Local...Shop Angus<br />
On behalf of the local<br />
business in and around<br />
Angus, the Chamber of<br />
Commerce continues its “Buy Local,<br />
SHOP ANGUS” campaign. Local<br />
stores and businesses contribute<br />
greatly to the local economy and<br />
health of a community.<br />
Why shop AT a locally<br />
owned or managed<br />
business first?<br />
Local businesses...<br />
• Are more likely to have local<br />
products and services.<br />
• Compete with friendlier<br />
customer service & competitive<br />
prices.<br />
• Provide local jobs to others<br />
& school co-op placement<br />
opportunities.<br />
• Contribute to local fund<br />
raising, sports, culture, and<br />
service clubs.<br />
• Pay significant property taxes<br />
which fund municipal services<br />
such as roads & parks.<br />
• Support other local businesses.<br />
• Have a vested interest in the<br />
good health of the community.<br />
Shopping local also means fewer<br />
miles driven in your car, using less of<br />
your valuable time and significantly<br />
reducing pollution.<br />
All of the points noted above<br />
attract growth which fosters greater<br />
diversity, competition, and helps<br />
Angus maintain its unique appeal.<br />
Look for the white “Angus & Area<br />
Chamber of Commerce” and the<br />
blue “Buy Local SHOP ANGUS”<br />
stickers where you shop or conduct<br />
business.<br />
We invite you to invest<br />
in your community!<br />
13th<br />
Annual<br />
Festival<br />
Saturday<br />
11 am - 8 pm<br />
Angus, ON<br />
September<br />
19 & 20<br />
Riverbank Derby<br />
Saturday & Sunday<br />
7 am - 6 pm & 7 am - 2pm<br />
essasalmonfestivalderby.com | Follow us on<br />
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This is one annual event If you wish to take pictures of<br />
anadian that Children Custom Young Contractors<br />
C<br />
and your children with Santa you may<br />
Old do designing not want to building miss! do remodeling<br />
• •<br />
so or you can have the Parade<br />
This year’s Santa Claus Parade will<br />
take place on Saturday, November<br />
14th, <strong>2015</strong> at 10:00 AM<br />
“Form Up” is at 9:00 AM at<br />
Committee take a picture for $1.00.<br />
There is a banner to sign with best<br />
wishes which will be sent over to our<br />
Troops in Afghanistan.<br />
Peacekeepers Park (Commerce<br />
Road). The Parade route follows<br />
along Mill Street south to the Essa<br />
Recreation Centre & Arena. There If you would like to<br />
the children can meet with Santa enter a float or assist<br />
Claus and have some refreshments. the Parade Committee,<br />
Refreshments donated from various<br />
please contact Anne<br />
outlets in the community are served<br />
by Angus Lioness and friends. Bell at (705) 424-9709<br />
The Santa Claus Parade<br />
anadian Custom Contractor<br />
designing • building • remodeli<br />
Jim Wilson • 705-828-5855<br />
www.canadiancustomcontractors.com • info@canadiancustomcontractors.com<br />
Jim Wilson<br />
705-828-5855<br />
www.canadiancustomcontractors.com • info@canadiancustomcontractors.c<br />
Canadian Custom Contractors<br />
designing building remodeling<br />
• •<br />
Jim Wilson<br />
705-828-5855<br />
www.canadiancustomcontractors.com<br />
info@canadiancustomcontractors.com<br />
Canadian Custom Contractors<br />
designing building remodeling<br />
• •<br />
Jim Wilson<br />
705-828-5855<br />
www.canadiancustomcontractors.com<br />
info@canadiancustomcontractors.com<br />
Angus Inn<br />
Motel<br />
168 Mill Street, Highway 90, Angus<br />
Tel: 705.424.7777, Web: www.angusinn.ca<br />
Ed & Gail Regan<br />
Owners<br />
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Essa Public Library<br />
If you have not been to the Library recently<br />
come for a visit and discover what you have<br />
been missing. If you are new to the area or<br />
new to the Library bring in a document showing your<br />
current address to get your library card. Registration<br />
is free for residents of Essa, Adjala-Tosorontio,<br />
Clearview, Innisfil, Springwater, and all military and<br />
civilians stationed at Base Borden.<br />
The public and students at Nottawasaga Pines<br />
enjoy the Angus Branch, a modern, vibrant public<br />
library with lots to offer every age and interest:<br />
• The Kids Room is bright and welcoming with<br />
books, movies, and games to delight children<br />
from newborns to 8 years.<br />
•The expanded large type collection is housed in<br />
its own space, complete with comfortable chairs.<br />
• We bring in a constant supply of new titles:<br />
fiction and nonfiction books, large print books,<br />
DVDs, audiobooks, music, graphic novels, and<br />
videogames. We lend Daisy disks and readers<br />
to people unable to read print materials because<br />
of vision problems, difficulty holding a book, or<br />
dyslexia.<br />
• Free e-books are available online. Our staff can<br />
help you set-up your device to check out these<br />
items.<br />
• Visit the Library at www.essa.library.on.ca to<br />
explore electronic resources; from Britannica<br />
to Mango languages there is something for<br />
everyone.<br />
• The Small Business Resource Centre is available<br />
to help you with starting and operating your<br />
own business.<br />
• Free use of public computers or bring in your<br />
laptop to connect to the internet via our highspeed<br />
wireless access.<br />
• Quiet corners and comfy chairs for reading.<br />
• Genealogy buffs have free access to ancestry.ca<br />
in the library.<br />
• Make use of our 3D printer to print your own<br />
3D objects.<br />
• For young children and parents we have a variety<br />
of free weekday programs offered in partnership<br />
with Ontario Early Years (OEY) including Baby<br />
and Toddler time Mondays, 1-2pm.<br />
• JUMP! is an AfterSchool Program for grades 2<br />
to 6, Monday to Friday, with homework help,<br />
computer training, and fun activities under<br />
the guidance of a certified teacher. Funded<br />
with support from the RBC Foundation. Preregistration<br />
required.<br />
• For Teens, Our Teen Advisory Group puts on a<br />
monthly Teen Movie Night as well as a monthly<br />
Teen Games Night.<br />
• For Adults we have several free programs<br />
available: Library DIY meets Monday evenings<br />
and Wednesday mornings for crafts and<br />
camaraderie. Our Computer Learning Drop-In<br />
offers basic computer training every Tuesday<br />
at 1pm. The Life-Long Learning Series features<br />
expert speakers once per month on a variety<br />
of pertinent topics and our Documentary<br />
Screening Series features a new documentary on<br />
the first Saturday of every month at 3pm.<br />
• Our Seed Lending Library offers seed packets<br />
which can be checked out for free on library<br />
cards. Enjoy the produce – once the plants have<br />
‘gone to seed’ bring some seeds back to the<br />
library for others to grow next year.<br />
• Our Kitchen Library is a circulating collection<br />
of kitchen gadgets, gizmos, and small appliances<br />
available to borrow for free. We encourage<br />
donations of underused kitchen items.<br />
How you can help: The Essa Public Library Board<br />
is grateful for all volunteer support at our libraries.<br />
There is a continuing opportunity for you to show<br />
your support for your Library, a registered charity,<br />
by making a financial donation which will be used<br />
specifically to enhance library services and programs.<br />
Library Board: Chair Derek McKeever, Vice-Chair<br />
Judith Hunter, Lisa Arcan, Helen Barsby, Rosemary Cade,<br />
Susanna Malick, Pamela Ruttan . Council Reps: Sandie<br />
Macdonald, Michael Smith. CEO: Laura Wark<br />
Angus Branch • 705.424.6531<br />
Open: Monday to Thursday: 10am-8pm • Friday & Saturday: 10am-5pm<br />
Thornton Branch • 705.458.2549<br />
Open: Tuesday: 9am-12 noon & 6pm-9pm • Wednesday: 1pm-9pm<br />
Thursday: 6-9pm • Saturday: 9am-2pm<br />
www.essa.library.on.ca<br />
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Need more information? Visit our website!<br />
http://nps.scdsb.on.ca<br />
8505 County Road 10<br />
Angus,ON<br />
L0M 1B14<br />
Phone: 705-424-5030<br />
You are always welcome at<br />
Nottawasaga Pines Secondary School<br />
When the school and community<br />
work together, we all succeed.<br />
NPSS is more than just a great facility, it is<br />
a place where students grow into young<br />
adults.<br />
<br />
Great Course Selection<br />
<br />
Athletic Teams<br />
<br />
Arts Program<br />
<br />
Clubs<br />
<br />
Fundraisers/Events<br />
<br />
<br />
Co-operative Education<br />
On-site Public Library<br />
If your organization or business<br />
would like to be more involved<br />
in helping students, either as a<br />
<br />
Environmentally Friendly<br />
volunteer in the school or by<br />
<br />
<br />
Facility<br />
Amazing Staff<br />
Leadership Opportunities<br />
providing students with cooperative<br />
education placements,<br />
please contact the<br />
school’s guidance department.<br />
FOR CURRENT EVENTS, PHOTOS AND NEWS<br />
FOLLOW US ON TWITTER:<br />
@NPSSnews @NPSSGuidance1<br />
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For the Greater Good...<br />
The Angus Food Bank, The Door<br />
& The Helping Hand<br />
The Angus Food Bank was established in 1986 by<br />
Salvation Army Outreach Pastor, Dana Dean. It first<br />
opened its doors in a basement of a home and moved<br />
to many different locations until finding its home behind the<br />
Angus Arena, next to the NPSS.<br />
Run by 12 volunteers, the Angus Food Bank offers assistance<br />
to approximately 60-80 local families per month usually<br />
including 40 or more children. Serving Angus and surrounding<br />
areas, the Angus Food bank could not help as many families<br />
as they do without the support of the amazing community.<br />
Businesses, Churches, Groups and individuals are to thank for<br />
the success of the Food Bank and their continued growth.<br />
Donations of non-perishable food items, hygiene products,<br />
baby food/diapers, and even dog/cat food are always welcome<br />
along with monetary donations to be used for purchase of<br />
perishable items. Although Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas<br />
are crucial times for the Food Bank, donations are always<br />
needed year-round.<br />
The Angus Food Bank - 8527 County Road 10<br />
(Behind the Angus Recreation Centre, just off Mill Street)<br />
Hours: Wednesday & Friday 1-3pm<br />
705-424-0204 Chairperson: Betty Hunt<br />
The Door Youth Center in<br />
Angus is a hidden gem<br />
located behind The Angus<br />
Recreation Centre, just off Mill Street.<br />
Being a close neighbour of the new high<br />
school excites us greatly! The location<br />
is the perfect spot for youth ages 13-18<br />
to get together in a safe environment<br />
to play pool, video games or just<br />
relax and watch a movie. The Door<br />
is part of Highlands Youth for Christ<br />
which reaches out to the youth in our<br />
communities and reveals the way Jesus<br />
Christ taught us to treat one another.<br />
We believe that whatever background<br />
or troubles young people encounter<br />
they deserve to be treated with dignity<br />
and respect and to experience the<br />
unconditional love of Christian<br />
philosophy.<br />
The Door also has a music night<br />
once a month where any youth can<br />
bring an instrument or their voice and<br />
jam with one another. Currently the<br />
centre is open Fridays from 7 to 10pm.<br />
We would like to be open during the<br />
week and on Saturdays but we need<br />
more volunteers to make it happen.<br />
Anyone interested in volunteering<br />
or for information about the centre<br />
can contact our office and leave<br />
a message and someone will get<br />
back to you as soon as possible.<br />
Call 705-424-9682 or email us at<br />
office@ highlandsyfc.com<br />
The Door Youth Centre<br />
8527 County Road 10<br />
(Behind the Angus Recreation Centre,<br />
just off Mill Street)<br />
The Helping Hand New to You Store has been<br />
servicing Angus and area for over 15 years.<br />
We are a non-profit organization accepting<br />
donations of gently used clothing and household<br />
items.<br />
You can find beautiful artwork, china, seasonal<br />
items, housewares, electronics, music, movies and a<br />
great assortment of books. Clothing and footwear are<br />
available for the entire family including a large variety<br />
of baby items. Watch out for bag sales, 1/2 price days,<br />
basket draws etc.<br />
We are run by a volunteer board and all members<br />
who work in the store volunteer their time. Over the<br />
last 2 years we have donated over $45,000.00 back into<br />
the community.<br />
The Helping Hand<br />
6 Massey St., Angus, ON L0M 1B0 (Rainbow Mall)<br />
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 9am-3pm<br />
https://www.facebook.com/helpinghandnewtoyou<br />
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The Bridge<br />
Funeral Home<br />
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Funeral Home<br />
Steven R. Bridge Funeral Home Inc<br />
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Tel: 705-424-1114<br />
Fax: 705-424-3203<br />
info@bridgefuneralhome.com<br />
www.bridgefuneralhome.com<br />
Angus, Ontario<br />
L0M 1B2<br />
Tel: 705-424-1114<br />
Fax: 705-424-3203<br />
info@bridgefuneralhome.com<br />
www.bridgefuneralhome.com<br />
166 Mill St, Angus<br />
705-424-6362<br />
Close to CFB Borden with free<br />
wi-fi, movie channel and<br />
2 person jacuzzi suite<br />
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Store Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9am to 9pm<br />
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Sat. 9am to 6pm • Sun. 10am to 6pm<br />
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Member Directory<br />
Automotive & Mechanical<br />
Sales, Service & Repair<br />
Angus Autopro 209 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-9976 • (705) 424-4601 gail@angusautopro.com<br />
www.angusautopro.com<br />
Borden Angus Auto Glass 174 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-9540 jeffs_auto.body@rogers.com<br />
Jeff’s Auto Body & Collision 174 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-5334 jeffs_auto.body@rogers.com<br />
Jeff’s Towing 174 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-5334 • (705) 424-6003 jeffs_auto.body@rogers.com<br />
Business & Professional Services<br />
Banking & Finance<br />
Barrow-Smith Consulting Inc. 71 King Street Angus (705) 424-2159 • (705) 424-7899 kim@kimmiller.ca<br />
www.kimmiller.ca<br />
McEachern Financial Stratgies 339 Huronia Road Barrie (705) 733-9385 • (705) 725-0423 robmce@csolve.net<br />
www.retirementrescue.ca<br />
Mortgage Sense Inc. 34 Darren Drive Angus (705) 730-2400 steve@mtgsense.com<br />
www.mtgsense.com<br />
Out of the Red 43 Corrie Cres. Angus (705) 817-1046 samantha@outofthered.ca<br />
www.outofthered.ca<br />
Padgett Business Services 4 Pine River Rd #4 Angus (705) 424-3150 info@smallbizsouthsimcoe.ca<br />
www.smallbizsouthsimcoe.ca<br />
Scotiabank 17 King St, Unit 5 Angus (705) 424-5761 • (705) 424-5825 scott.mullen@scotiabank.com<br />
www.scotiabank.com<br />
Marketing, Graphics & Printing<br />
Amy Kiezebrink Graphic Designer Angus (705) 730-3376 amy.kiezebrink@gmail.com<br />
www.amykiezebrink.com<br />
Eminent Custom Graphics 30 Mills Rd, Unit A Barrie (705) 734-1955 info@inkyourride.ca<br />
www.inkyourride.com<br />
JB Publishing 5266 30th Sd Rd Utopia (705) 722-0138 • (705) 722-6036 farmview@on.aibn.com<br />
www.farmviewonline.com<br />
MitchOS Angus (647) 502-2661 mitch@mitchos.com<br />
www.mitchos.com<br />
Insurance & Legal<br />
Aim Insurance Brokers Ltd. 155 Mill St, Box 2111 Angus (705) 424-7676 mark@aiminsurancebrokers.ca<br />
Gordon MacKenzie Professional Corp A-189 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-1331 • (705) 424-6441 gmackenzie@on.aibn.com<br />
www.yourlocallawyer.com<br />
Norbram Group Insurance Benefits Inc. 60 Renfrew Drive #340 Markham (800) 667-2726 jd.mott@norbram.ca<br />
www.norbram.ca<br />
Spriggs Insurance Brokers 189 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-7191 • (705) 424-1103 satkinson@spriggs.ca<br />
The Co-operators 119 Victoria St W Alliston (705) 435-6294 pieter_kiezebrink@cooperators.ca<br />
cooperators.ca/Gary-Laakso<br />
Sales, Service & Supplies<br />
Advanced Voice & Data Contracting 9082 5th Line Angus (705) 730-6996 • (705) 792-0034 dan@advancednetworks.ca<br />
www.advancednetworks.ca<br />
E. Doucet Computer Services, Inc. 35 Osborn St. Angus (705) 734-0788 eldon@edoucet.com<br />
www.edoucet.com<br />
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Member Directory<br />
NT Temps 39 Victoria Street Alliston (705) 435-1540 col@nottawasaga.com<br />
http://www.nottawasaga.com/<br />
nt_temps/index.html<br />
Telizon Inc. 85 Bayfield Street Barrie (705) 725-7000 amcauley@telizon.biz<br />
Health & Personal Services<br />
Health & Fitness<br />
A New You Optical 4 Pine River Road Angus (705) 424-4883 • (705) 424-3233 anewyouoptical@yahoo.com<br />
www.anewyouoptical.com<br />
Angus Guardian Pharmacy 6 River Drive Angus (705) 424-5931 • (705) 424-9358 angusbordenpharmacy@yahoo.com<br />
angusguardianpharmacy.com<br />
Anytime Fitness 3 Massey St., Unit 12A Angus (705) 516-0605 anguson@anytimefitness.com<br />
Curves 4 Massey St #6 Angus (705) 424-3069 curvesangus@rogers.com<br />
Mill Street Dental 162 Mill St Unit #4 Angus (705) 516-7645 • (705) 516-8338 millstreetdental@gmail.com<br />
Naturally For You Health Store 211 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-5511 • (705) 424-8828 smacdonald@essatownship.<br />
on.ca<br />
Rainbow Dental Centre 1 Water Street Angus (705) 424-0873 sirois360@sympatico.ca<br />
Rainbow Pharmasave 1 Massey St. #1 Angus (705) 424-1881 tinaph01@yahoo.com<br />
www.pharmasave.com<br />
W Wellness Day Spa Unit 5 - 7 Commerce Road Angus (705) 424-0440 elicia@wwellness.ca<br />
www.wwellness.ca<br />
Pets<br />
Angus Veterinary Clinic 169 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-5587 funstond@sympatico.ca<br />
Sunnidale Boarding Kennels 9343 County Rd 10 Angus (705) 424-3483 sunnidaleboardingkennels@gmail.com<br />
sunnidaleboardingkennels.com<br />
Other<br />
EXCELR8 Driving School 5573 20th Sideroad Utopia (705) 424-4048 excelr8@live.ca<br />
www.excelr8.wix.com/<br />
excelr8drivingschool<br />
Steven R. Bridge Funeral Home 207 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-1114 • (705) 424-3203 info@bridgefuneralhome.com<br />
www.bridgefuneralhome.com<br />
Home Services & Construction<br />
Landscaping<br />
Cast-n-Stone 96 Ferndale Dr. N Barrie (705) 719-6565 • (705) 719-6506 admin@cast-n-stone.ca<br />
www.cast-n-stone.ca<br />
Real Estate & Home Services<br />
Century 21 B J Roth Realty Ltd.,<br />
Brokerage - Cheryl Ferguson 4 Pine River Dr Unit 8 Angus (705) 796.4663 • (705) 424-2482 fergusonsells@hotmail.com<br />
fergusonsells.net<br />
Homelife Emerald Realty, Brokerage<br />
Bill Forsyth 138 Mill Street, Unit 1 Angus (705) 424-0770 • (705) 424-4197 bill@b4syth.com<br />
www.homelife-emerald.com<br />
Homeworks Home Inspections 5 Centre Street Angus (705) 424-2800 dalebrowni@sympatico.ca<br />
homeworksinspections.info<br />
Remax Chay Realty Inc., Brokerage<br />
Luc & Cindy Alarie 2 Summerset Place Angus (705) 424-7200 • (705) 424-6940 thealaries@rogers.com<br />
YourAngusHomeTeam.com<br />
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Member Directory<br />
Home Services & Construction Continued<br />
Royal LePage, First Contact Realty,<br />
Brokerage - Linda Knight 223 Mill St Unit #8 Angus (705) 424-4188 lknight@rogers.com<br />
www.lindaknight.net<br />
Services, Supplies & Contractors<br />
Angus Tool Rentals 3 Massey St, Unit 12B Angus (705) 423-9900 angustool.jojosports@gmail.com<br />
angustoolsandsports.com<br />
Angus Home Hardware Building Centre 71 King Street Unit #1 Angus (705) 424-9511 angushomehardware@hotmail.com<br />
www.homehardware.ca/Angus<br />
Borden Angus Self Storage 6567 Browns Line Angus (705) 424-7204 mark@aiminsurancebrokers.ca<br />
www.bordenangusstorage.ca<br />
Brentwood Polymer Coatings Inc. 324 Saunders Rd, Unit 8 Barrie (705) 792-0500 • (877) 411-6866 pmatchem@brentwoodcoatings.com<br />
www.brentwoodcoatings.com<br />
Canadian Custom Contractors 6975 County Rd. 15 Everett (705) 828-5855 info@canadiancustomcontractors.com<br />
canadiancustomcontractors.com<br />
Hodsdon Electrical Service 6146 Hwy. 90 RR#1 Angus (705) 424-7403 • (705) 424-1893<br />
J.V.D. Cleaning Services<br />
(Commerical & Residential) 14 Michael Street Angus (705) 818-3995 jj.jvdcleaning@gmail.com<br />
www.jvdcleaning.com<br />
Pro Tree Service 8071 4th Line Angus (705) 424-1141 chevy.protreeservice@rogers.com<br />
www.protreeservice.ca<br />
Searles Renovations 20 Centre Street Angus (705) 424-7893 searles.renovations@yahoo.ca<br />
VanLeeuwen Plumbing & Heating 6061 3rd Line Essa (705) 435-5659 • (705) 435-0090 vlph@bell.net<br />
www.vlphplumbing.com<br />
Hospitality, Retail & Entertainment<br />
Accomodations & Travel<br />
Angus Inn Motel 168 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-7777 • (705) 424-3900 angusinn@gmail.ca<br />
www.AngusInn.ca<br />
Knights Inn 166 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-6362 • (705) 424-3900 bordeninnsuites@gmail.com<br />
www.knightsinn.com<br />
Florists, Gifts & Department / Retail Stores<br />
Giant Tiger 3 Massey Street, Unit 4 Angus (705) 424-1890 store045@gianttiger.com<br />
Home Hardware 17 - 1 King St Angus (705) 424-9511 • (705) 424-9945 angushomehardware@hotmail.com<br />
www.homehardware.ca<br />
Jo-Dee’s Blooms & Things 195 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-6882 • (888) 456-3337 www.jo-deesflowers.com<br />
Nature’s Nectars 4 Massey Street Unit 8 Angus (705) 797-4827 kim@naturesnectars.ca<br />
Food & Restaurants<br />
CW Coops 2 Massey Street, Unit 6 Angus (705) 424-3737 cwcoopsangus@bellnet.ca<br />
www.cwcoopsangus.com<br />
Coffee Culture Café & Eatery 1-173 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-7277 angus@coffeeculturecafe.com<br />
Crabby Joe’s Tap & Grill 2-173 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-0777 angus@crabbyjoes.com<br />
McDonald’s 231 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-9390 • (705) 434-4816 rory.mackinnon@post.mcdonalds.ca<br />
No Frills Angus mon03467@loblaw.ca www.nofrills.ca<br />
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Sports & Leisure<br />
Member Directory<br />
Panda Express 223 Mill Street-A1 Angus (705) 424-9998 • (705) 424-3999<br />
Pete’s Diner 2 Massey Street, Unit 5 Angus (647) 402-9448 ispanoyannis@rogers.com<br />
Tim Hortons 1 Roth Street Angus (705) 424-6601 (705) 434-1756 th1276chrisnaylor@gmail.com<br />
Music, Video & Photography<br />
Angus Borden Music & Entertainment 5 Fraser Street Angus (705) 424-2727 • (705) 424-6231 keith@angusbordenmusic.ca<br />
www.angusbordenmusic.ca<br />
Circle Theatre 19 Victoria Street East Alliston (705) 435-7631 thecircletheatre@gmail.com<br />
www.circletheatre.com<br />
Borden Golf Club 31 Louisebourg Rd Borden (705) 424-1460 • (705) 424-3967 clubpro@borden.com<br />
www.clubpro@bordengolf.com<br />
JoJo Sports 9 Margaret Street Angus (705) 423-9900 angustool.jojosports@gmail.com<br />
www.angustoolsandsports.com<br />
Trophy World 139 Mill St, Unit 4A Angus (705) 424-9541 trophyworld@rogers.com<br />
Education, Associations & Government Services<br />
Angus District Lions & Lioness Clubs 380 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-9709 nanabell@rogers.com<br />
Angus Horticultural Society c/o 39 Coulson St Angus (705) 424-1729 leewen@primus.ca<br />
Angus Legion 15 Fraser Street Angus (705) 424-5711<br />
Camphill 7841 4th Line Angus (705) 424-5363 • (705) 424-1854 info@camphill.on.ca<br />
www.camphill.on.ca<br />
Essa Agriplex 7505 10th Line Thornton (705) 726-1200 • (705) 726-1250 info@essaagriplex.ca<br />
www.barriefair.ca<br />
Essa Public Library, Angus Branch 8505 County Road 10 Angus (705) 424-6531 • (705) 424-5512 ceo@essa.library.on.ca<br />
www.essa.library.on.ca<br />
Essa Historical Society c/o 20 Henry Street Thornton (705) 458-9971 teddylee1@rogers.com<br />
Focus Community Development Corp 199 Mill Street Angus (705) 424-6335 • (705) 424-1516 cbouthoorn@focuscdc.on.ca<br />
www.focuscdc.on.ca<br />
Friends of the Utopia Gristmill & Park 6th Line Utopia (877) 499-4255 susan@utopia.ca<br />
www.utopia.on.ca<br />
Living Hope Fellowship 52 Brian Ave. Angus (705) 424-9080 • (705) 424-9080 livinghopeangus@yahoo.com<br />
www.livinghopeangus.ca<br />
Nottawasaga Pines Secondary School 8505 County Road 10 Angus 705-424-5030 • (705) 424-4896 nottawasagapinessecondary.<br />
weebly.com<br />
Ontario Tree Seed Plant - MNR 141 King Street Angus (705) 424 5311 al.foley@ontario.ca<br />
Pinewoods Chapel Angus (705) 424-0382 • (705) 424-4273 leeannollie@rogers.com<br />
www.pinewoodschapel.com<br />
St. George’s Anglician Church 8390 6th Line Utopia (705) 424-5465 margaretwakefield@rogers.com<br />
Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation 200 Fletcher Crescent Alliston (705) 435-6281 ext 1263 foundation@smhosp.on.ca<br />
www.smhfndn.ca<br />
The Door - Angus Youth For Christ 8527 County Rd 10 Angus (705) 424-9682 • (705) 424-4273 office@highlandsyfc.com<br />
www.highlandsyfc.com<br />
Township of Essa 5786 County Rd 21 Baxter (705) 424-9917 • (705) 424-2367 chealey@essatownship.on.ca<br />
www.essatownship.on.ca<br />
Many of these businesses can also be found on...<br />
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Community Contacts<br />
Important Numbers<br />
Emergency • 911<br />
Fire Chief’s Office (Essa) Non-emergency • 705-424-5828<br />
Dr. Kellie Leitch - Member of Parliament • 705-435-1809<br />
Jim Wilson - Member of Provincial Parliament • 705-435-4087<br />
Ontario Clean Water Agency - After Hours • 1-800-461-9675<br />
Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority • 705-424-1479<br />
Township of Essa Administration Centre • 705-424-9770<br />
Arenas<br />
Angus Rec Centre • 705-424-9303<br />
Churches<br />
Angus United Church • 705-424-2717<br />
Living Hope Fellowship • 705-424-9080<br />
Pinewoods Chapel - Christian Community Church • 705-424-0382<br />
Our Lady of Grace Church - Roman Catholic Church • 705-424-1551<br />
Zion Presbyterian Church • 705-424-6118<br />
Community Groups & Service Clubs<br />
Angus & Area Chamber of Commerce • 705-424-4878<br />
Army Cadet Corps SFB Borden • Darren Hidgkins<br />
• 705-424-1200 ext.7361<br />
Angus & District Food Bank • 705-424-0204<br />
Angus Friendship Club • Betty Crawford • 705-424-5610<br />
Angus Horticultural Society • Wendy Harry • 705-424-1729<br />
Angus Legion • 15 Fraser Street, Angus • (705) 424-5711<br />
• Irwin Collier (Bookings)<br />
Angus Legion Gardens • 705-424-2953<br />
Central Ontario ATV Club (COATV) • Alain Pominville • 705-812-3457<br />
• info@coatv.ca • www.coatv.ca<br />
Essa Historical Society • Olive Lee • 705-458-9971<br />
Essa/Innisfil Trail Committee • 705-458-9922<br />
Friends of Utopia Grist Mill & Park • Susan Antler • 1-877-499-4255<br />
Knights of Columbus • Eric LeClair • 705-424-9865<br />
Lions Club, Angus • Paul Van Altena • 705-424-1047<br />
Lioness Club, Angus • (705) 424-9709 • nanabell@rogers.com • Anne Bell<br />
Lions Club, Thornton • Glen Dunn • 705-458-8431<br />
Meals on Wheels • Barrie Red Cross • 705-721-3313 ext.254<br />
Royal Canadian Legion • 705-424-5711<br />
Snowmobile Club • John Goodfellow • 705-436-3719<br />
• bonsecour@rogers.com<br />
South Simcoe 4-H • Carla Williams • 905-778-8726<br />
Special Olympics • Mark Shave • 705-424-5117<br />
Thornton Action Committee • Rick Newlove • 705-458-1337<br />
Thornton Women’s Institute • Ann McClure • 705-735-6772<br />
Nursery Schools<br />
Care-A-Lot Cooperative Nursery School, Angus • 705-424-9592<br />
• www.mommyworld.com<br />
Public Elementary Schools<br />
Angus Morrison Elementary School • 705-424-5701<br />
Baxter Central Public School • 705-424-9992<br />
Pine River Elementary School, Angus • 705-424-3317<br />
Cookstown Central Public School • 705-458-4461<br />
New Lowell Central Public School • (705) 424-0991<br />
Public Secondary Schools<br />
Banting Memorial High, Alliston • 705-435-6288<br />
Alliston Learning Centre • 705-435-7778<br />
Nottawasaga Pines Secondary • 705-424-5030<br />
Catholic Elementary Schools<br />
Our Lady of Grace, Angus • 705-424-6162<br />
French Schools<br />
Academie La Pinede, Base Borden • 705-424-5664<br />
Ecole Catholique Marguerite-Bourgeois, Base Borden • 705-424-0049<br />
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Linda<br />
First Contact Realty, Brokerage<br />
Independently Owned and Operated<br />
BROKER<br />
705-715-8028<br />
LKnight@rogers.com<br />
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Angus,ON<br />
2013 & 2014<br />
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Events<br />
This year will mark the 6th Anniversary of the Angus & Area Chamber<br />
of Commerce. The <strong>AACC</strong> has proudly grown to encompass local<br />
and surrounding area members whom represent a wide variety of<br />
products and services such as retail stores, professional business<br />
services, contractors, home based businesses, community groups and<br />
more. In addition to the Chamber’s role as an advocate for business,<br />
we continue to bring educational and networking opportunities along<br />
with other benefits to our members.<br />
For more information on how to become a member, please visit www.anguschamber.com or<br />
email info@anguschamber.com.<br />
The <strong>AACC</strong> created and promotes the “Buy Local SHOP ANGUS” campaign and firmly believes it is of significant<br />
benefit to local and area communities as a whole. Customers not only obtain competitive prices but also<br />
superior customer service, often getting to know the business owners and their staff personally.<br />
www.anguschamber.com<br />
info@anguschamber.com • 705-424-4878