March 30th 2012 To: Jennifer Amyotte From: Wendy Miller-Ealdama & Family

This is a letter of support for the re-naming of the Chelmsford Ambulance Station in memory of my son Private Andrew Miller and what was sacrificed for Canada and our city. With this dedication our family feels that the community will be reminded of the efforts made by him and other first responders each day. My son loved being a medic as this was his way to aid the warrior. Andrew is missed by his family and this will honor his memory. There is not a day that goes by that I do not think ofhim and wonder how could a 21 year old boy give up so much to

· aid people that he did not know. I hear his words that he said to me one day, "I am doing it for Canada not the army."

Thank you for accepting this request on behalf of his family.

Wendy Miller Mother of Private Andrew Miller & next of Kin.

Glenn Thibeault

9vU.P. for Swf6ury Wepute ae Sua6ury

July 18th, 2012

Mayor Marianne Matichuck & City of Greater Sudbury Council PO Box 5000, STN' A', 200 Brady St. Sudbury, ON Canada P3A 5P3

Dear Mayor Matichuck and Council,

It is with much anticipation that I pen this letter of support for the ren.aming of the Chelmsford Paramedic Station.

When I heard from Jennifer Amyotte, the Commander of the Community Health and Professional Standards at the City of Greater Sudbury Emergency Services- that they were considering a request to officially change the name ofthe Chelmsford Paramedic Station to the Private Andre Miller Ambulance Station, I was completely on side.

We are all aware of Private Miller's ultimate sacrifice for our country and I think the renaming ofthe Chelmsford facility would be an important gesture by this community to honour his sacrifice.

As outlined in by-law 2004-303, all requests fqr the naming of a facility shall be in writing with letters of support to provide evidence of substantial community support for the proposed name change. I am very confident that you will find community wide support for this dedication to Private Miller and I am more than happy to gather more names of community leaders who would be in support of such a name change. ·

Private Miller utilized the Chelmsford Ambulance Station as a clinical observer arid aspired to become a Sudbury paramedic upon his completion of military duty. While he will not return to fulfill that dream, we can help remember his dedication to the paramedic field by naming this facility in his h~nour.

I support this dedication to Private Miller 100 percent. We as a community cannot forget the ultimate sacrifice of Private Miller as well as the other brave men and women who gave their lives in Afghanistan along with any other military role or action. We owe it to them to never forget and I think this is a dedication that should be done without question.

rther information from me, please do not hesitate to con'tact me at 705-673-7107.

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The Irish Regiment (Sudbury) Association 333 Riverside Drive, Sudbury, ON P3E 1H5 Phone: (705) 669-2300 Fax: (705) 675-5069

City of Greater Sudbury Mayor and Council

· 200 Brady Street Sudbury, ON P3A5P3

To whom it may concern;

March 23, 2012

Re: Renaming of the Chelmsford Ambulance Station

On behalf of the Irish Regiment (Sudbury) Association, J.am writing to offer the support of our organization for the renaming of the Chelmsford Ambulance Station to the Private Andrew Miller Ambulance Station that is currently being submitted by the City of Greater Sudbury.

The intent of the renaming is to formally recognize one of our citizens and military patrons for all that he did for our City and our Country d,uring the war in Afghanistan. Andrew gave up his life in his role as a military medic on June 26th, 2010 and our group is requesting that the Ambulance Station be used to remember Private Miller's life and contribution to peace and providing health care to others during a time of war at an international level.

We are pleased to endorse the proposal of the renaming to become The Private Andrew Miller Ambulance Station.

Sincerely,

Ronald Robitaille

f-~def.tlv President Irish Regiment (Sudbury) Association .

March 21, 2012

City of Greater Sudbury Mayor & Council 200 Brady Street Sudbury, ON P3A5P3

To whom it may concern;

Re: Renaming of the Chelmsford Ambulance Station

On behalf of the Canadian Military Family Support Group of the City of Greater Sudbury, I am writing to offer the support of our organization for the renaming of the Chelmsford Ambulance Station to the Private Andrew Miller Ambulance Station that is currently being submitted by the City of Greater Sudbury.

The intent of the renaming is to formally recognize one of our citizens and military patrons for all that he did for our City and our Country during the war in Afghanistan. Andrew gave up his life in his role as a military medic on June 26th, 2010 and our group is requesting that the Ambulance Station be used to remember Private Miller's life and contribution to peace and providing health care to others during a time of war at an international level.

We are pleased to endorse the proposal of the renaming to become The Private Andrew Miller Ambulance Station.

Sincerely,

C~!CW1~ Carrie Farmer Facilitator, Military Family Support Group of the City of Greater Sudbury

2 Le mercredi 18juillet 2012 • Le Voyageur

Science Nord fait sa place en Asie

I XaviJU d , I SUDBURY - Depuis 1996, Science

Savur -Fourmer Nord &Iabore des moyens de com-mercialiser ses expositions et d'etendre sa notoriete au monde entier. En ce debut d'ete, le centre des sciences sort de I' Amerique du Nord pour Ia premiere fois de son histoire et presente sa premiere exposition en sol asiatique. Creatures de /'abysse est une veritable occasion d'affaires que ne souhaite pas manquer Science Nord.

T e Honk Kong Science «Lviuseum est l'mu: des

nomhreuses attractions en Asie qui ont manifeste de !'interet

Annonce publique Proposition d'un nouveau nom pour le poste d'ambulances de Chelmsford Les residents du Grand Sudbury sonl invites a transmeHre leurs commentaires sur le nouveau nom propose du poste d'ambulances de Chelmsford.

memo ire rappellerait a tous son sacrifice ultime, son attachement a ses convictions et sa volonte inebranlable d'aider les gens dans le besoin. D'ici a 30 jours, les residents peuvent transmetlre leurs commentaires concernant Ia proposilion en queslion, de l'une ou l'aulre des fa'<'lns suivantes :

pour une collaboration avec Science Nord et nous attendons avec interet lcs possibilitcs qui s'ouvriront a notre Orb'lllliSatlOll de commercialiser d'autres exposi­tions dans lc marclte asiatiquen, indique Guy Labine, directenr general de Science Nord. Avec plus d'un millianl d'habitant~ dans cette region, l'Asie est devenue un endmit de choix pour les investis­seurs et les centres de sciences ne font pas exception. «Cette presen­ce a Honk Kong nous permct d'angmenter notre visihilite dans Ia region», ;tiottte l\1 Labine.

Le gouvernerncnt omarien, qui finance deja une partie de Science Nord, est du rncme avis que M. Labine. 11 a d'ailleurs irm:sti pres de 89 000 $ simplement pour aider Ia rni.~e en plac(' de !'entre­prise sur ce coin du globe. «Le fait de partager nos expositions ren­forcera nos liens cconomiques et culturels croissant• avec I' Asie et

permettra a !'Ontario non seulement de faire concurrence dans les marches mondiaux et du divertissement, mais d'y reussin>, a indique le ministre du Tourisme, de Ia Culture (:t du Sport, Michael Chan.

Exporter ses expositions est aus­si un moven de bien rentahiliser son inve;tissement. Une exposi­tion commc Crc<llwvs de /';1bysse a coutc environ 2 millions $ produire. II en cou te actuellement plus de 150 000 $ au Honk Kong Science Museum pour sa location, en plus des frais de traduction, d'installation et de de placement. Mais, puisqne tout musee on centre des sciences cherche a diversifier ses expositions an fil des ans, il semble que I'investisse­ment en 1•aille lc cout. Par exemple, Science :\'ord, avec son exposition en location Le monde du corps vital, attire des touristcs qui ne se dt'placeraien t pent -etre

Festival de bateaux-dragons

pas vers Sudbury, d'apres Guy Labine.

I:Asie reste une premiere ctape pour Science Nord. .Julie Moskalyk, gerante des ventes internationales, avoue que le cen­tre des sciences a d'autres regions dru1s sa mire. «Nous ''enons de ter~ miner nn pmjet en Arabie saoudi­te, dit-elle. lis sont en train de constmire 15 centres des sciences. Nons savons aussi qu 'au Moyen-Orient et en Inde le mar­chc prendra de !'expansion dans les prochaines annees.»

En plein cc:rur de Honk Kong, !'exposition Creatures de l'abysse sera presentee jusqu'a Ia mi­octobre au Honk Kong Science Museum. Cette exposition perrnet aux visiteurs de decouvrir les !,'l'ands fonds marins. Tournce virtuelle des fonds, video et interactivite accrue permettent aux visiteurs de mieux com prendre lcs mysteres des pro[ondeurs marines.

Le nom propose est " poste d'ambulances soldat Andrew Miller "• a Ia mBmo/re de cet infirmier militaire tue dans i'exercice de ses fonctions, le 26 juin 2010. Le soldat Miller adorait son mStier at a consacre sa vie a aider les autres. II a egalement fait des quarts d'observation clinique aux Services d'urgence du Grand Sudbury afin de comparer les

• a l'adresse jenn~er.arnyotte@grandsudbury.ca

• au moyen du formulaire de commentaires (www.grandsudbury.ca/ designalion)

Une edition 2012 sous le solei I soins prehospitaliers militaires et civils. Une fois ses engagements militaires terminE!s, il espBrait se joindre a l'equlpe d'ambulanclers paramedicaux du Grand Sudbury. Le designation du poste d'ambulances de Chelmsford a sa

3 11 SA votrev{-.., ...... ervtce

• en envoyant une lettre aux Services d'urgence du Grand Sudbury 2-239, montee Principale Azilda (Ontario) POM 1 LO

Date limite : 27 aofit 2012

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CAJOI __ CommiSsion des alcools et des jeux de I' Ontario

Avis de demande de permis d'alcool l:etablissement suivant a presente une demande ala Commission des alcools et des jeux de !'Ontario pour un permis de vente d'alcool, conformement ala Loi sur les permis d'alcaol: Demande relative ii des installations suppliimenlaires

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Tout resident de Ia municipalite qui desire presenter des observations relativemant a une demande peut le fa ire par ecrit a Ia Commission au plus lard ie 24 juillet2012. Veuillez inscrire votre nom, adresse et numero de telephone. Si une petition est presentee ala Commission, vauillez indiquar le nom de Ia personne a conlacter. Remarque: la CAJO remet ill' auteur d'une demande de perm is una co pie de toute objection regue. las objections anonymas ne sont pas prises en consideration.

les renseignements personnels sont recueillis aux termes de Ia Lai sur les permis d'alcaof. dans Ia but premier de determiner l'admissibilite a un permis de vente d'alcool. Una copie de toutes les objections re~ues est remise a I' auteur de Ia demande. Cas renseignements peuvent egalement litre divulges aux termes de Ia Loi sur /'acci!s a /'information et Ia protection de Ia vie privee. les questions relatives a Ia collecte de renseignements doivent etre adressees a Ia ou au chef de Ia Direction de !'inscription et de Ia delivrance des permis, Commission des aicools et des jeux de !'Ontario, a l'adresse postaie ou electronique ou aux numeros de telephone ci-dessous.

Les observations doivent etro envoyues il ; Direction de !'inscription et de Ia delivrance des permis, Commission des alcools et des jeux de !'Ontario, 90, rue Sheppard Est, bureau 200, Toronto, ON M2N OA4. Tel.: 416 326-8700 ou 1 BOO 522-2876 (interurbains sans frais en Ontario). Telec.; 416 326-5555. Courriel: licensing@agco.on.ca

Fur information on this advertisement in English, please write to: Ucensing and Registration, Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, 90 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 200, Toronto, ON M2N OA4. Tel: 416-326-8700 OR Toll-free in Ontario: 1-800-522-2876. Fax: 416-326-5555. E-mail: licensing@agco.on.ca

I s~~rd-Fournier I SUDBU~Y- Une c~aude j~urnee d'ete planatt, samedt dernter, sur les

participants de Ia 13e edition des courses de bateaux-dragons sur le lac Ramsey, alors que les competiteurs souhaitaient offrir le meilleur d'eux-memes tout en gardant le sourire aux levres.

Avec plus cle I 200 pagayeurs et plusicurs aunvs centaines de visi­teurs, le pm·c Bell etait plein a cra­quer pour encourager les equipes de tous ks sccteurs d'activite de Sudhurv et meme de l'exterieur de Ia ville. «II y avait plus de gens dans le pare cette an nee que lcs cinq annees preceden tes», avoue .Jim Smith, president dn co mite organisateur de ce festival.

Dans une ambiance de fete, Ia population est venue profiter du solei!, de Ia nouniture, du lac ainsi que des courses au grand plaisir de Ia fondation Meals on Wheels, qui etait l'organisme reccvant les limds rccoltes grilce a l'evenement. «.Je n'ai pas les chiffres officiels encore, mais je suis certain que nous sontmes autour de 70 000 $ d'amasses anjourd'hui», explique M. Smith. Ct:tte somme est bien au-dcla de l'objectif de 40 000 S. Une scene avait merne etc erigee specialement pour I' occasion afin d'offrir un cote musical a l'evcnement.

Alors que des courses ont en lieu toute Ia journ('C, Ia plus attcndue de toutes reste Ia gmnde finale de Ia di\i•ion Ia plus mpide. Cette an nee, c'est l'equipc Dmgon ROars (v.'llc) qui a remporte les gmnds honneurs dewmt RCC Pheonix etllllC cquipe t:ntieremcnt cornposee de femmes d'Ottawa.

Bien qu 'il s'agisse d'une compe­tition, !'atmosphere etait plutot festive et les participants sem-

hlaient heureux de pouvoir proliter du solei! egalement. «Une belle journee sur lc lac, jc ne pense pas que c;a aurait pu etre mi('U~''• explique Denis Lauzon, partlctpant pour l'equipe Laurentian Nordic.

Le comitc organisateur est tres satisfait de son edition 2012. n v a encore quelques mois de conge:~ avant de se lancer dans l'avcnturc de Ia prochaine course. Cepen­dant, Jim Smith assure que son cquipc a pris de !'experience cet­te annee et que Ia competition de 2013 se dCroulera encore facile­ment, 1111 peu comme un bateau glissanl sur l'eau.

12 Northern Life Thursday, July 19, 2012

Public Announcement Proposed New Name for Chelmsford Ambulance Station Re~idenl8 of Greater Sudbury ore InVited to proltfde Input on lh.e proposed new name lor lhe Chelmsford Ambulance Station. 1M proposed nani~Js the "Private AndreW Miller Ambulance. SlaUon• In memory of PriVata AndrewMiller,o military medic who was killed In action on June 26,2010: Piivato Miller loved being a medic and ctealcaUng his Ill• lo helping others; Private Miller t'On>pleled cllnlcel observer shins w,ilh e>reater Sudbury Emergency Services io con1pare the ~ilferences from ¢ivilia~ to rilil!tary pre­hospital care and had hoped io become a Greater Sudbury Paramedic when lie ccmpleled his mililitty romm\linents. The naming of the Chelmsford Ambulance Sl<ltion In memory ol private Andrew Miller Will serve as a reminder to

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all of his !rllimale sacrifice, his dedlcollon for Wt1o1 he believed Jn and his unyielding desire to help those in need. ThroughouUhe next.30 days, residenls are Invitee! to submit Input tegitrdlngthls proposal. 1Q submit Input, residents may:

·a.-man jennlfer.amyotlo@greatersudbury.ca

• complete the comment submission rorin found at W\WI.graalersudbul)l.cn/narning mail a letter to

Great~r Sudbury l;merganuy Services 2-239 Montee Princlpale, Azilda, ON PoM 1ltl

Input must be received by AUgusl27, 2012

To put your listing on this board r,ost it online at Nort 1etn llfe.ca or e·mail calendar®northem lile,ca, phone 705· 673-5661. Allloca-iions lor Sudbury unless otherwlie Indicated.

Jt~IY 19 WINE AND CHEESE· Fundraiser for Health Sciences North Foun-dation. live enter· fiilnmeni, health ~ate simulation. $20, 7:30 pm, lot tickets phone 705-523-7130.

CELEBRITY BlUE· BERRY PIE EATING CONTESHalnbow Centre, 40 Elm St., noon, 705'674-5115.

BLUEBERRY PAN-CAKfS·flour Mill Museum, 245 St. Charles St, 10 am· noon, 705·692·4448.

BLUEBERRY FAMILY GARDEN PAiUY· Blueberry pancakes, nalysnyky, pies and perogies. BBQ lun~h. .Ukrainian Seniors' centre; 30 Notre Dame Ave., J I am'2 ptn, 705-i'i7N404.

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COFFEE CARDS pm, 705·67Hl89Q. lnflatables lor PEROGY LUNCH· CONVERSATION· kid<rface painting, July 22 Ukrainian Seniors' The Donovan Elm refreshments, bake FUN GOLFTOURNA· Centre, 30 Notre wesi Senior's Group. sale, dunk tank, MENHour person Oame Ave., 1 f :30 seniors. ages 50+, prizes, Restoration am'.1 pm, 705-67J. Efn\ West Playground Church, 1621 Val· best bail forma~ 7404c Hut. B prn, rides leyview Rd., Val $55/person Includes

are available, phone Caron, 11 ani·6 pm, 18 holes. cart, steak TURN YOUR HACK John 705'674-8052. 705·5aN6oo. dinner·and j1tizes. ON FALI.S·Lively

Pine Grove Golf Public library hosts July 20 FAMILY FESTIVAL- Course, 10 am, reg- Stand Up I Program

CHAR(TY BAR· Live musk, door lster by July 15, 70S· In partnership with BEQUE· Hosted by prize~ horse shoes, 566·9661. Sudbury District

SACYYouih Couridf, antiquo car show, July 24

Nurse Practitioner 1 OS Elm St., 10:.30 yard sale, wagon pink, Tuesdays, am-2:30pm, 705· rltle~. everyone WEAVING SPINNING Kinsmen Hall in

673'4396 ext. 106. welcome, Jul11·22, DEMONSTRATIONS· lively, 2-4 pm, 705· St·Germaln Museum, Tuesdays until Aug 692-1667.

GEM AND, MINERAL 679 Dominion Or., 21, watch volunteers July 25 SHOW·Cuiilng and Hanmer, I i::l0-5 pm, from the Sudbury

polishing di!moli· 705-969·5027. Weaver{ and Spin· FUNDRAISER BBQ stratlons, lapidary GIVE THE GIFT OF ners' Guild as .they LUNCH-Ukle burgers and stone aris, LIFE Walk-lor the demonstrate the and perogies, eat·ln wire-wrapping, Kidney fi:>undatlon of skills and techniques or take-out, Ukmi-stained ~lass etc., Canada, Sept 8, Art Involved in the nlan Si!niors' Centre, Carmichael Arena, craft, tree, 10 am·2 30 Notre Dame, Bancroft tir., tri 5·9 qallery of Sudbury, pm. Anders.on farm 11:30 am· I pm, 70S· 151 John st .. 10 am pm;Sat 10 ain·G pm, registration, 11 am Museum, lively, 70S· 67H404 Sun10am·5pm,. Walk, 12:15 BliQ, 692-4448. .

VIllAGE AND VINE· 705-522-5140, 705-918·0966 for DANCE·Musk by Vic- YARD TASTETOUR-July 21 more information. tdr John, Tuesdays, Vemlorspace avail·

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