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SEP 2016
Published monthly for over 26 years!
BRIARCRIER.CA
Mayor’s Charity Rodeo inside
Pictured: Mayor Rick Milne with
Councillors Paul Whiteside,
Fran Sainsbury and Marc Biss at the
Alliston Potato Festival in August
Photo courtesy of Mike Schulze
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Contents
5
Around Town
News and Local Events
29
Around the Briars
Briar Hill and Green Briar Community Centre
Calendars, News, Contact Information
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Editor's Desk
Keeping in Touch
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Editor's Desk
Hello!
The last time I got up close and personal with
an Elk is the day I rolled a Toyota Corolla,
back over front in 1976. It's a day I will
remember well for the rest of my life. Getting
this close to this boy to take his picture only
frightened me a little. I will write more on my
vacation in Alberta later. I want to tell you
about the Edmonton Fringe Festival, an event
we just happened upon while we visiting 'Old
Strathcona', a historical neighbourhood in
Edmonton. I had no idea Edmonton is host
of the largest extravaganza of theatre arts and
culture in North America. My husband and I
had a wonderful time.
I was born on September 8th, almost 60 years
ago. I am a little surprised that turning 60 is
causing me some consternation. I am now
beginning to understand what a mid-life crisis
feels like. It didn't bother me to turn 30 and
then 40 ― 50 made me a little melancholy, but
60 ― the thought of turning 60 has made me
feel downright strange!
I will be enjoying another annual get-together
with my oldest friends (who are turning 60
too) later this month. In June, when we were
6 September 2016
in Europe together, we discovered we all had
an epiphany of sorts about turning 60 ― and
then we talked about gratitude and friendship,
work and family. Turning 60 is a blessing,
after all, and I am now understanding the
attitude of gratitude more.
Marie Fischer
Editor and Publisher
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8 September 2016
As you’ve likely heard by now, Alliston Feed
Service had a devastating fire recently and
we have basically lost everything. As you
can imagine, myself, Sheila, and all of our
staff in a state of shock. Sheila and I have
owned the business since 1995. We celebrated
our 20th anniversary in September of 2015
with a great outpouring of support from the
community and local farmers. The mill began
as an elevator in the late 1800s. After a fire in
1917, the elevator was re-built on site in 1918
and transformed into a feed mill by the 1960s.
The mill has been an important part of the
community for over a century.
Sometimes in life, there are hiccups or
challenges where God can give us the strength
to overcome. For us, this is one of those
challenges. When you face these challenges,
opportunities can arise for you to show
strength and resiliency. Right now everyone
on the Alliston Feed Service team has the
mind-set to make something positive from
this very sad situation. From the beginning,
taking care of customers has been at the
forefront of our minds.
Our new location is at 29A Young Street
in Alliston. Our contact information has
remained the same. We would appreciate it if
our customers could please be patient in the
first days at our new retail location, as we may
not be fully stocked with all of our regular
merchandise. However, our intention is to
have all the same products and services.
Soon, we will have even more products.
We would personally like to thank everyone
who has reached out to us with their
condolences and heartfelt support. There is
no way we can individually thank everyone
who has helped us through this tragedy, but
please know we are truly thankful. Honestly,
we don’t think we could thank everyone who
has done something for us without falling to
pieces. We would also like to thank the local
fire departments for their hard work during
the fire and their ability to control the fire
from spreading to nearby buildings. Most
importantly, we would like to thank our staff
with whom Sheila and I wouldn’t be able to
survive without. Their immediate support
from the morning of the fire to the present has
been beyond incredible.
Thank you for all your support.
Peter Dockerty
Matthews House Hospice receives
funding for residential hospice
beds and hospice palliative care
hub in South Simcoe
Ontario is committing to invest up to $1.05
million annually in Matthews House Hospice,
once construction of its new 10-bed hospice
is completed. The province is providing
annual funding for four existing hospice beds,
beginning this year. Funding for six additional
beds will be provided once construction on
the expanded hospice on Wellington Street is
complete in spring 2018.
This new investment by Ontario will help
Matthews House Hospice serve up to 125
residents this year and 250 or more residents
annually, for end of life care, once we are
situated on Wellington Street in Alliston.
We thank the Government and PA John Fraser
for their support, and genuine compassion.
We thank Jim Wilson for his persistent efforts
to bring this to a reality on behalf of our
community and Matthews House.
$700,000 still to be raised to expand our high
quality hospice palliative care services in the
community. We are thrilled to receive the
funding for our residential beds and yes, there
is more to do. Last year Matthews House
Hospice served 514 clients and their families
in their own home or in a day program at our
Community Hospice. With continued support
by South Simcoe communities, we plan to
raise enough funds this year to expand our
community based programs to serve up to
1000 individuals and families.
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Friday, October 28th, 8pm
Joe Matheson pays tribute to the King of Country Music in this
fully scripted musical theatre piece. Featuring many of Hank
Williams’ hits, such as “Hey Good Lookin”, “Honky Tonk Blues”,
and “Lovesick Blues”. Matheson plays live on stage with a full
band. This presentation is an intimate, funny and bittersweet reimaging of Hank’s final recording session just months before his
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Public Consultations: Building An
Age-Friendly Simcoe County
The County of Simcoe is hosting a series of
public consultations throughout September
to gain further input from residents and
stakeholders about the age-friendliness of
our communities.
The consultations will serve as the final step
in the Age-Friendly Community initiative’s
public engagement process.
If you cannot make it to the Alliston
consultations, please consider attending at one
of the other locations.
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2 – 4pm and 6 – 8pm
Nottawasaga Inn
39 Victoria St E, Alliston
Collingwood September 14, 2016
2 – 4pm and 6 – 8pm
Sunset Manor
49 Raglan St, Collingwood
Orillia September 19, 2016
2 – 4pm and 6 – 8pm
Orillia Legion – Vimy Lounge
215 Mississauga St E, Orillia
Penetanguishene September 30, 2016
2 – 4pm and 6 – 8pm
Georgian Village
101 Thompsons Rd, Penetanguishene
Attendees will learn more about how
communities worldwide are being made
friendlier for aging residents, and have the
opportunity to provide additional input into
local research on priorities for continuing
improvement that were identified within
the eight World Health Organization’s AgeFriendly dimensions: housing, outdoor spaces,
transportation, communication, respect, social
participation, employment, and community
and health services.
Consultation sessions will be audio and
video recorded.
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Participants should attend all six sessions if
possible. The more sessions attended, the
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Workshop groups meet once a week for
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planning and problem solving. Participants
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Owned and operated by Jon & Kristen,
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We carry a wide variety of wines,
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Wine can be made on the premises
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Call Jon & Kristen
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169 Dufferin Street, Unit 6, Alliston
12 September 2016
Catch the Spirit - September 11th
St. John’s United Church, 56 Victoria St. E.,
Alliston, invites you to our 'Welcome Sunday'
on September 11th, featuring breakfast and
worship starting at 9:30am, with games and
activities for all ages to follow. Come to meet
our new minister Rev. Heather Power, check
out our new elevator, listen to our new baby
grand piano, and meet our new music team.
Everyone is welcome!
Check us out on our webpage at
stjohnsalliston.ca; on Facebook at
"St Johns Alliston", phone 705 435 6732,
or e-mail [email protected].
Expect more!
Call John and Don
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Debbie Hudson CFP®
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18 Victoria Street East
Alliston
705-435-8874
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Alliston Garden Club Visitors' Night &
Flower Show
Sep 27 from 7:15 - 9pm
Join us at St. John's United Church,
56 Victoria St. E., Alliston for our Visitors' Night
and Flower Show. David Hobson will speak
on 'No Petunias, A Potpourri of the Unique
and Unusual'. All are welcome.
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The Alliston Film Circuit is pleased to once
again our wonderful TIFF selections of films.
Our first film will be shown on Sunday,
September 25th at The Gibson Centre, where
we started years ago, in this beautiful
historic centre.
We will be presenting The Dressmaker, an
Australian film we are sure you will enjoy.
The film starts at 2 p.m. The Gibson Centre
offers lots of parking, it is wheel chair
friendly, and we have welcoming Film Circuit
volunteers.
Tickets will be available at the Gibson Centre
prior to our showing. We hope you will join
us, once again, for these special films. Thank
you for your past support.
We are currently looking for volunteers who
can help us carry on with our non-profit
events. Interested parties should contact
Kathie Heslip at 705-435-2778 or
Patsy Douglas at 705-434-9222.
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Take Out Available
Specials are All House Made
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Alliston
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Green Briar resident Diane Sawyer
with Canadian Astronauts Scott &
Mark Kelly
The Kelly twins were keynote speakers at
a Shaklee conference in Orlando recently.
Astronauts Scott Kelly (back from a year
on the space shuttle) and Mark Kelly (twin
brothers) took Shaklee supplements while
on-board the space shuttle. Shaklee provided
them with Astroade, which is used to combat
fatigue, vertigo, and gastrointestinal issues.
Shaklee is also proud of the Shaklee Pure
Performance Team who competed in Rio
and took home 16 medals, including 13 gold.
Their captain, Eli Bremner, has earned several
World Cup, Pan Am and Olympic medals
over the years. Shaklee congratulates all of
our Canadian athletes.
Shaklee has been working with NASA — the
Environment, and the Human Body for
over 20 years.
See Dianne Sawyer's advertisement in the
Classified section of the Briar Crier, on Page 38.
Visit us today to see a
brighter tomorrow
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FESTIVALS
160th Beeton Fall Fair Sep 16 – 18
at the Fairgrounds
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Blue Mountains Summer Sundown
September 3 - Sep 5
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HUNTER DOUGLAS and MORE
SHADES - SHUTTERS - SILHOUETTES
Free Shop-at-Home
46th Fall Barrie Automotive Flea
Market Sep 8 - 11, Oro Medonte
burlscreek.com
Niagara Wine Festival 2016
Sep 10 - Sep 25, St Catharines
niagarawinefestival.com
www.windowcomplements.com
Jason Mate
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(Beeton)
905-729-2938
1-800-267-6715
Georgian Bay Native Friendship
Centre Pow Wow, St. Marie Park
Sep 12 & 13
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16 September 2016
MOVING MADE EASY
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Flavours of Niagara, Port Colborne
Sep 16 & 17
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Meaford Scarecrow Invasion and
Family Festival, Sep 16 - Oct 16
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Blue Mountains Centurion Cycling
Festival, Sep 16 - Sep 18
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Stonebridge Wasaga Beach Blues,
Sep 17 & 18
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Pioneer Harvest Festival, Black
Creek Pioneer Village, GTA,
Sep 17 & 18
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The July 19th Fun Day event called "Bingo
Bango Bongo " was blessed with perfect
weather. Thanks to the Pro Shop assistants,
the planners and the social committee ladies
for their buffet luncheon and decorating.
Points were given for first on the green,
closest to the pin and first in the hole. High
scorers for the day were Joan Innes,
Sandy Moyer and Arline Hughes. It was fun!
The "Friendship Foursome " on August 10th
was also blessed with loads of sunshine. The
winning teams were: 1) Andréa Campbell,
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Joni Graham with 71. 2) Cathy Earle,
Jean Ferguson, Joan Innes and Gladys Carroll
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Sandra Scott, #8 Gloria Grant, #15 Cathy Earle,
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peaceful and seem exceptionally conducive to
creativity.
“This is one of the blocks that doesn’t get to
collect five free golf balls a week in the back
yards,” Judy laughs. But golf is very high on
her list. You’ll find her on the greens with the
rest of the Lady Duffers Golf Association and
the NLGA 9-Hole League.
From the moment she arrived in Green Briar,
Judy felt welcome in the community.
As a result, she is comfortable telling people
about herself and her passion for words.
Most committed writers walk a line between
awkward introversion and the need for
isolation, and a desire to tell their stories to
everyone who will listen. Judy’s not exempt
from this odd paradox, but she has found a
home in the Green Briar community, whose
residents seem both interested and intrigued
to have a published author in their midst.
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Freelance editor and
mystery writer
Judy Penz Sheluk just
celebrated her first
anniversary in Green
Briar. It is obvious,
from the way she curls
up in the quiet sunshine
of her balcony,
that she is blissfully content with her new
surroundings.
The condo Judy shares with her husband
and their energetic Golden Retriever, Gibbs,
enjoys a green and serene location backing
onto ravine and forest, and the goldfinches
chirp and flit from the shelter of leaves to the
plentiful feeders hanging from the balconies
over the lawn. The surroundings are
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Judy is a full time freelance editor, specializing
in antiques, collectibles, and the love of all
things “homey”, most recently for the New
England Antiques Journal and Home Builder
Canada magazines. She’s had a long career
in journalism, and it’s clear from the simple
elegance of her home that she’s an expert in
creating a graceful living environment.
But in the end, Judy could not resist a lifelong desire to emulate her childhood loves―
mystery writers like Nancy Drew, who kept
her turning pages late into the night. During
an unexpected ten days’ vacation in 2011,
she suddenly sat down and hammered out a
dozen chapters of her first “whodunit”. She
has not looked back since the completion
of Hanged Man’s Noose and its eventual
publication through Barking Rain Press. She
works long hours at her freelance career while
developing her craft and audience as a fiction
author, and she’s well into novel number
three, a sequel to Hanged Man’s Noose.
As an aside, Judy never tries to figure out
“whodunit” when she reads a mystery herself!
She just loves to read, and loves
the ride.
Last year, after the launch of Hanged
Man’s Noose, Judy and her mystery debut
were featured in the Briar Crier. After that
appearance she received invitations to speak
at book clubs, and got to know Alliston and its
book lovers a little better. Her second novel,
Skeletons in the Attic, has just been released.
Judy’s multi-faceted website and blog are
devoted to her fellow authors and their books,
not just her own work. Judy features new
launches, and does interviews with
other authors.
“Writing is about community too,” Judy
says. She believes in giving back, and paying
forward, and believes in her fellow writers’
dreams as much as in her own. Like any
author, Judy would love to hit the New York
Times Best Sellers list, but she knows the road
from here to there is a rocky one for most
writers. She has a firm code of willingness,
cooperation and availability to her fellow
authors. Listening to her share honestly about
her career path and her own breaks, both
bad and good, it’s clear that Judy acts with
integrity on her own beliefs.
“If you ride the elevator to the top, you have
an obligation to send it back down,” Judy
says, when the discussion turns to support for
struggling authors trying to break in.
“Never forget where you came from” is
her motto. She’s liberal with free advice,
mentoring, and kindness. She agrees that
mystery authors, especially, have a true
brother-and-sisterhood, and seem more likely
to lift each other up than to be competitive.
And she finds that mystery readers have a
fabulous collective of fans, both eager to read,
and eager to get to know their authors.
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That suits Judy fine. There’s an obvious
realistic confidence and determination when
she talks about her current projects and her
goals for the future. She’s enjoying every
minute of living in this beautiful Alliston
community and feels fortunate to write in
such a supportive and tranquil setting.
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authors’ books at www.judypenzsheluk.com, and
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34 Ballpark snack
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44 Lacking value
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STORY
The Secret
Life of
Potatoes
by Joyce Ernyes
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humid August
afternoon
in the potato field. Tater
could feel the earth begin to
tremble ever so slightly.The
vibrations increased rapidly
until they were directly
overhead. The noise was
unbearable. Suddenly, Tater
and his family were scooped
from the womb of the cool
dark earth. He had been
warned that this day
would come.
He was now airborne and
the bright afternoon sunshine
hurt his sensitive eyes.
He rolled and bounced as
he made contact with the
moving object that was the
source of the noise. Little
Tater, as he was known in
the hill, was terrified. He
was a mere six inches in
circumference –– the smallest
of his family of five. His
brothers Spud, Chip and
Couch were much larger and
sister Idaho had a whopping
eleven inch waistline.
Spud and Chip had
been used repeatedly for
replanting, as they had an
abundance of big eyes that
sprouted easily. They were
also bullies. They would
tell horrific stories of how
uncle Russet was baked in
a hot oven for over an hour
before he was eaten. An
aunt had been fried in oil
and salt and vinegar were
put on her wounds. Spud
and Chip would laugh when
Tater and Idaho tried to bury
themselves deeper into the
earth to escape the sound of
their taunting voices. Couch
paid little attention to their
stories, preferring to laze
around and wait for the next
shot of fertilizer to sustain
his energy.
The ten weeks Tater had
spent underground had
passed slowly. Idaho had
kept a close eye on him,
reassuring him frequently
that life above ground was
not as bad as Spud and
Chip had made it out to be.
She too had been replanted
frequently and knew no
other life, but she regaled
Tater with lovely accounts of
other family members being
made into delicious potato
salads or better still, mashed
potatoes to accompany a
festive turkey for a special
occasion. She was cautious
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Tater finally came to rest on a flat surface that
was no longer moving. It seemed like he had
been tumbling for hours in and out of large
bins with thousands of other potatoes. He
slowly opened his eyes and gazed around.
He was in a cooler area and the light was less
intense. He called out for Idaho, but got no
response. “Spud, Chip, Couch!” he yelled .
The only sound he heard was the hum of the
large overhead fans. Tears filled his eyes.
“Hello!” said a nearby potato in a soft voice he
did not recognize
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“Yes! I am two potatoes above you and a bit
to your left,” said the voice. “I’m all alone and
you seem to be also. What is your name?”
“I’m T-t-t-tater he said through his sobs.
“W-h-ho are you?”
“My name is Peel. You look different, are you
a white potato?”
“I don’t know” said Tater, now in more
control of his voice. “I’m a new potato. Are
you a different colour?”
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“I’m a red potato, but I don’t see any other
potatoes like me. I must have fallen through
the rollers above because of my small size.”
Tater managed to position one of his eyes in
her direction. Her wee face peered back at
him. He couldn’t believe his eye! She was the
most beautiful potato he had ever seen. Her
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lovely red skin was smooth and she had large
wide set eyes. It was the proverbial love at
first sight for both Tater and Peel.
As fate would have it, the following day when
the grading process began by the morning
crew, their size dictated that they were
too small to be bagged for sale to grocery
stores but were too large for French cuisine
requirements. They were therefore tossed into
the seed potato bin for replanting.
Tater and Peel were henceforth inseparable
and were planted together the following
spring. They produced an abundance of little
tubers with light pink skins, thus creating a
new variety of potato that became known as
Desiree.
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the pistol. "Officer, you say the woman
plugged her husband at close range."
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1:00 pm Canasta Cards LL
3:00 pm Table Tennis LL
7:00 pm Wizard Cards LL
7:00 pm Poker ER
27
9:00 am Peer Learning ER
9:30 am Carefirst Ex. LL
11:30 am NLGA Closing
Lunch GR/Kitchen
1:00 pm Bid Euchre LL
3:00 pm NLGA Exec Mtg ER
6:30 pm Shuffleboard LL
28
8:00 am CCBH LL
9:30 am Dance Fit GR
1:00 pm Bridge ER
3:00 pm Chess
7:00 pm Mixed Euchre LL
7:00 pm Pool LL
7:00 pm Ladies Poker ER
21
9:30 am Dance Fit LL
12:00 pm NMGA Resident
Mixed GR/Kitchen
1:00 pm Bridge ER
3:00 pm Chess
7:00 pm Ladies Euchre LL
7:00 pm Pool LL
This calendar is subject to change. Check the website at bhccontheweb.com for updates.
2:00 pm Movie
in the Lounge
20
9:00 am Peer Learning ER
9:00 am Art Lessons LL
9:30 am Carefirst Ex. GR
3:00 pm NLGA Ex Mtg ER
29
9:30 am Carefirst Ex GR
11:00 am Yoga LL
12:00 pm Belles of the
Ridge Lunch ER
3:00 pm TG Phase Mtg ER
7:00 pm Dup Bridge LL
7:00 pm Ph 2 Condo Board
Mtg GR
22
11:00 am Yoga GR
15
11:00 am Yoga GR
19
10:00 am Yoga GR
7:00 pm Travelogue GR
7:00 pm Poker ER
14
9-11 am and 4-6 pm Ticket
Sales – Mysteriously
Yours & Halloween (4pm
includes GB) LG
9:30 am Dance Fit LL
1:00 pm Bridge ER
3:00 pm NMGA Briar Cup
Final GR/Kitchen
3:00 pm Chess
7:00 pm Mixed Euchre LL
7:00 pm Pool LL
18
13
9:30 am Carefirst Ex. GR
10:00-Noon am Trivia Night
Ticket Sales LG
12:00 pm Phase 2 Ladies
Book Club ER
12
10:00 am Yoga GR
6:00 pm Phase 5 AGM GR
7:00 pm Poker ER
11
7
9:30 am Dance Fit GR
1:00 pm Bridge ER
3:00 pm Chess
7:00 pm Ladies Euchre LL
7:00 pm Pool LL
Thursday
8
9:30 am Carefirst Ex
CANCELLED
11:00 am Yoga GR
6
9-11 am and 4-6 pm Ticket
Sales – Mysteriously Yours &
Halloween LG
9:30 am Carefirst Ex CANC
GR/Kitchen
1
5
LABOUR DAY
10:00 am Yoga CANCELLED
CANCELLED
7:00 pm Poker ER
Wednesday
4
Tuesday
11:00 am Yoga GR
Monday
ER – East
Room
GR –Great
Room
LG – Lounge
LL – Lower
Level
Sunday
Friday
30
9:00 am Fitness w/Alex GR
23
16
9:00 am Fitness w/Alex LL
1:00 pm High
Tea/Fashion Show
GR/Kit/ER
9
9:00 am Fitness w/Alex LL
3:00 pm Vistas III Golf
BBQ Patio/ER
Gr/Kitchen
9:30 am Carefirst Ex
CANCELLED
2
Calendar provided by the Briar Hill Community Centre (page sponsored by the Briar Crier)
The Briar Hill Community Centre is open daily from 8am - 11pm
Administrative Office hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9am - 3pm
Telephone 705-435-8066 E-mail [email protected] Website bhccontheweb.com
BRIAR HILL Community Centre Calendar
Saturday
24
7:00 pm Wine
Tasting GR/ER/Kit
17
7:00 pm HAWAIIN
NIGHT DANCE
GR/ER/Kitchen
7:00 pm Movie in
the Lounge
10
4:00 pm Phase 4
BBQ Patio (LL if
rain)
3
Around the Briars
COMMUNITY CALENDARS
THESE COMMUNITY CENTRE EVENTS ARE FOR BRIARS RESIDENTS AND THEIR GUESTS ONLY
THESE COMMUNITY CENTRE EVENTS ARE FOR BRIARS RESIDENTS AND THEIR GUESTS ONLY
GREEN BRIAR Community Centre Calendar
GBCC Administrative Office Hours are Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 9am to 12pm
Telephone Peta Christen 705-435-2345 / E-mail [email protected]
This Calendar is provided by the Green Briar Community Centre
(Page sponsored by the Briar Crier)
SUNDAY
4
MONDAY
TUESDAY
5
6
7:00 Bid Euchre
12
Private
Function
7:00 GBCA
18
19
7
THURSDAY
14
2
3
8
9
10
TERRY
CONNOLLY
7:00
7:00 Phase 11 AGM
15
26
7:00 Movie
Night
7:00 Camera Club
SUNDAY
MONDAY
8:30-10:15
Table Tennis
10:30-11:30
Carefirst Exercise
10:30-1:00
Scrabble Club
(office)
1:00
Duplicate Bridge
17
16
7:00 PUB NIGHT
(Live music)
20
21
22
7:00 Phase 12 AGM
25
SATURDAY
1
4:00 Phase 5 Social
13
FRIDAY
27
TUESDAY
9:00-9:45 Tai Chi
9:45-10:45
Tai Chi Exercise
10:45-11:45
Carefirst
Exercise
28
29
WEEKLY EVENTS
WEDNESDAY
8:30-10:15
Table Tennis
10:30-11:30
Carefirst Exercise
23
24
7:00 Phase 15 AGM
OKTOBERFEST
6:00
30
THURSDAY
8:15-9:45
Coffee Club
9:45-10:45
Tai Chi Exercise
10:45-11:45
Carefirst Exercise
FRIDAY
8:30-10:15
Table Tennis
10:30-12:30
Computer Club
1:30
Improver Line
Dancing
(Experienced
Beginners)
12:00
Quilting Bees
1:00
Crafts
1:00
Line Dancing
7:00 Bridge
7:00 Bingo
7:00 Euchre
7:00 Jam
Sessions
SPECIAL NOTES:
Phase 12 AGM pre-empts Bid Euchre on 19th September
Phase 11 and Phase 15 pre-empt Jammers on the 9th and the 23rd of September
September 2016
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Phase 13 AGM October 3
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(4 per resident)
Tuesday Sept 6th: 9am-11am / 4pm-6pm
Wednesday Sept 14th: 9am-11am
Open to Briar Hill, Green Briar and Guests
Wednesday, Sept 14th: 4pm-6pm
After September 14th, please contact Sue at
905-717-2717
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Doors Open 6PM / Dinner 6:30PM
TRIVIA NIGHT
Tuesday, October 4th, STARTS 6:45pm
Briar Hill Community Centre, Great Room
Open to ALL BH & GB Residents Only
Reserve a table for 8 or join one and
make new friends!
Tickets on sale @ the BHCC
Tuesday, September 13th from 10-12am
$5 per person
BYOB, glasses,
ice & a snack
for your table
Get your
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cap on!
media
30 September 2016
Poster designed & donated
by Margravine Media
CONGRATULATIONS
to Leona and Bill Menary of Parkdale
Drive in Green Briar who recently
celebrated their
50th Wedding Anniversary
with a gathering of many family
members and friends.
Mark your Calendar for Pub
Night at the Green Briar
Community Centre, bi-monthly
on the 3rd Friday of every other
month at 7pm
2016: September 16 & November 18
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E-WASTE RECYCLING
YOU CAN DROP OFF ALL YOUR UNWANTED ELECTRONICS
• Computers
• Monitors
• CPU’s
• Keyboards
• Printers
• Scanners
• Fax Machines
• Photocopiers
• TV’s
• DVD Players
• CD Players
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All profits help Habitat for Humanity build affordable housing in our community.
Publication of the Community Centre Calendars and pages in Around the Briars,
as well as the Keeping in Touch section and Bargain Market, are sponsored by the
Publisher, Margravine Media, and supported by the businesses who advertise in
this magazine.
To submit information for publication in the Briar Crier, please see the Editor's Page.
The Briar Crier is delivered to residents via Canada Post. Copies are also available
in the Mail Room in Green Briar and at the Community Centre in Briar Hill. The
magazine can be viewed online at BriarCrier.ca
32 September 2016
GREEN BRIAR
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
To obtain a copy of the Green Briar
Telephone Directory, place $5 in an
envelope bearing your name, address, and
phone number, and leave it in the porch
mailbox at 84 Green Briar Road. Hille will
contact you when your copy is ready for
pick-up.
To make changes to your listing or if you
want to be added to the directory, please
phone Valerie Tripp at 705-435-2756.
Get the best
GIC rates!
Juliane Goyette Financial Advisor
HollisWealth® Advisory Services Inc.
705-435-5598
Custom Home Sewing
ELIZABETH WARDROP
Draperies, Blinds, Pillows and more
T:705 458 9468 C:705 734 6864
W:elizabethwardrop.com E:[email protected]
Tickets on sale at
BHCC to Briar Hill Residents
(4 per resident)
MAXIMUM 8 GUESTS PER TABLE
Tuesday, October 4th
9AM-11AM / 4PM-6PM
Wednesday, October 12th
9AM - 11AM
Open to Briar Hill
Green Briar and Guests
Wednesday, October 12th
4PM-6PM
After October 12th
Please call Sue
905-717-2717
Around the Briars
Thirsty Thursdays” Wine
Appreciation Club
Wine is nectar for a sweet life
Wine is an ancient drink with a noble history.
Grapes that are among the nobility have
unique features that are the same regardless of
whether they are grown in France, California
or Australia. These noble grapes make wine
from all price points, and from entry level
wines to the highest quality.
It’s commonly believed that older wines are
better, which may be true for some wines,
but not most. Most red wines usually peak a
few years after bottling and only a few white
wines improve with age, though sweet white
wines can last for years. The key factor to
wine longevity is the balance of fruit and
acid, as well as tanning for red. There is only
one wine in the world that could live forever
– Madeira, which is the longest living wine
today because of its unique semipasteurization process.
Wine, like most other creations of Mother
Nature, has a lifespan and a peak of
excellence. Ninety-five percent of wines are
made to be consumed young. The remaining
five percent are age-worthy and will improve
over time – just like people.
Many people believe that expensive wines
are better. The price, however, is often an
indication of limited availability and/or
creative marketing. The measure of value
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CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
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34 September 2016
is the sensual pleasure that a wine is able
to deliver.
September Theme: The Noble Whites
At the “Thirsty Thursday” September Club
meeting this month, we are going to explore
the Whites: noble grape varieties of Riesling,
Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay.
Wines picked for September tasting are:
• A dry Riesling from Australia,
• A sweet Riesling from Germany,
• A Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand,
• A Sancerre and Chablis from France,
• And oaked Chardonnay from California.
Wine Appreciation Club members meet on
September 15 from 8 to 10pm at BHCC.
We have only 5 seats left.
Please, call me at 416-420-0725 or e-mail
[email protected].
Join us to share experience.
Cheers!
Lina
Nurses' Fall Luncheon Wednesday,
October 12, 12:30pm at the Briar
Hill Community Centre
If you are a new resident in Briar Hill or Green
Briar and a nurse, please contact Lorrie Quinn
705-250-2035 and she will add you to the list!
Over 80 nurses attended last year. This year,
our speaker will be Darla Smith who will
speak on the topic of organizing.
Tickets are $30 each and will be on sale from
September 6th to 30th.
Contact the following:
Briar Hill
Pat Piper 705-250-3232
Lorrie Quinn 705-250-2035
Green Briar:
Anna Arblaster 705-435-9222
Mary Funston 705-435-3929
Sandy McNab 705-434-9430
KEEPING IN TOUCH
RESIDENT MESSAGES
50 word maximum
Sympathy
Deepest sympathy is offered to Janis Simpson of
Parkdale Drive in Green Briar on the death of her
husband Bruce on July 14th.
Thanks
My heartfelt thanks to all my friends and
neighbours for your overwhelming support
shown to me with food, cards and condolences in
the passing of Evelyn, my wife of 59 years. Your
words of sympathy will be long remembered and
appreciated by myself and my family.
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from Briar Hill neighbours and friends. It was
comforting to hold a Celebration of Irene's life and
have so many of you show up to speak with our
family members about your connections with Irene.
Thanks for being so supportive.
Sincerely, Gord Blayney
Wayne and I would like to thank the many people
from the Briars who came to my rescue after a
very bad fall. The calls, food, goodies, and cards
were very much appreciated and your support
and kindness will never be forgotten. We do not
realize how blessed we are to be living in this
community until something happens like this.
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Steam Cleaning of
Carpet • Upholstery • Area Rugs
Repairs to all makes and models of vacuums
Authorized BEAM Built-in Vacuum Systems Dealer
Approved Broan-Nutone Repair Centre
705-435-7457 cell 705-791-4893
70 Banting Drive, Alliston
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Shaw
Natural Gas Lines
BBQ Hook-ups
Water Softeners
For Quality Service call
30 word maximum
WANTED for Canadians facing their first
winter: Ladies gently used winter coats &
sweaters (sz small). Phone Karen, 705-434-0822 or
e-mail [email protected]
For Sale
Briar Hill (Napa Ridge) resident needs
replacement floor tiles ("Limestone Gold" 13X13):
Will pay for them. Please e-mail Mavis at mtrivett@
rogers.com or phone 705-435-9457.
Briar Hill Resident Moving Fall’ 2016. For Sale:
Indoor and outdoor furniture, electronics, small
appliances, dinnerware & and collectibles. For a
list/picture of items, please call 647-267-4979 leaving
your contact information.
Electric Wheel Chair (Jazzy Select 6 ultra)
complete with owners manual. Pride Mobility.
Purchased price $4,695. Will sell for $800 FIRM.
Contact Elizabeth at 705-717-2400
Genie Singer Portable Zig Zag Sewing Machine
Model 354. $100 or Best Offer. Call Jean
705-434-0534.
4 brand new Nexen Winter Tires on 16" Rims.
Never used. Suitable for Nissan. Asking $250.
Call 1-905-868-0705.
Selection of assorted, previously viewed DVD
Movies, including Animation, & Children's Movies.
$2 each. Call Barrie: 705-434-3071.
Darrin
Alliston
705.627.1166
www.allistonappliancerepair.ca
36 September 2016
(personal items only - some limitations apply)
E-mail your ad to [email protected]
or phone 705-434-4569
57 pieces Royal Albert Lavender Rose China.
8 place settings w coffee mugs, sugar, creamer,
gravy boat & stand, lge meat platter. Value $1500.
Asking $600. Also, Model 514 Singer Sewing
Machine, recently serviced. Good shape.$65 OBO.
705-434-9777
1) Never used Weiser Touchpad Keyless
door entry $125 (reg $184) still in the box with
instructions. 2) 6 Pimpernel Traditional Placemats
$60 (reg $120); 3) Lazer level $40. 5) Digital caliper.
Best Offers! Call Andrea 705-250-0266
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Hiring a Contractor/Service Provider?
Know your rights and what to ask
a contractor when starting home renovations or repairs
Consumer Protection Ontario
Grant J. Drury
705.435.3535 • [email protected]
NEW THIS MONTH
Low inventory... HELP! I have buyers looking
for the following models with or without loft:
Vermeer, Matisse, or DaVinci. Also, a Bottecelli,
Dali or Bellini with walk out. If you are thinking
about moving, please contact me asap. Wendy
Small, Royal LePage RCR Realty 905-724-0717 /
[email protected]
Fort Lauderdale Condo Room available to
rent bi-monthly: Near beaches, restaurants and
shopping. Ideal for one or two females. Owners
are Briar residents. Call 705-250-0688.
Certified Nursing Foot Care: Advanced &
Diabetic foot care, +corns +calluses +in-grown
nails. In-Home Service. CCAC & Veteran
Approved provider. Fixed fees for life. Call Carol
Gagnon, 705-434-0017.
always well done
Shawn Weldon
705-440-0716
Repairs and Renovations
[email protected]
Flooring
Painting
Drywall
Decks
Fences
Sheds
Kitchens
Bathrooms
Basements
Drive home the savings.
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22 Church St S, Alliston
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PERSONAL SERVICES
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CLEANING, PERSONAL CARE, HOUSE SITTING
The Foot Pixie: In-home foot care service for
Diabetics, Mature Clients and feet of all ages.
Call Leanne Kyselka at 705-435-4511. Certified
Master Pedicurist. Certified Esthetician.
Briar Hill House Watch: Services include
scheduled visits, mail pick-up, plant care, cat
sitting. Residents serving Briar Hill for 15 years.
Cathy Morden 705-435-4159
[email protected]
Studio 4C: Newly located in Green Briar! Offers
dressmaking and custom design of ladies
wear. Also available; alterations of men's and
ladies wear. Call Nora at 416-854-5179 for an
appointment.
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Painting &
Res. 705-435-0632
Cell 705-733-7831
[email protected]
Beth Walker 83 Nelson St. W. Alliston, ON L9R 1H1
Jewellery: Beautiful costume jewellery at
affordable prices. Contact Anna at 647-922-7985.
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Andrea Freeman-Day, Recreation Therapist for
the Older Adult: Senior Companion, Educated,
16 years experience, Insured, References,
Exercise at home, Shopping, Errands, Medical
Appointments and Assistance with meals. VAC
Approved. Lives in the Briars. Husband, Fred,
available for Painting Projects, Handyman work,
Airport Shuttle, and Hospital Appointments.
705-828-0720.
Anti-aging Skincare: Interested in sampling
Nerium's night cream for FREE! Our products
are plant-based and have natural ingredients.
Nerium will change the tone & texture of your
skin, shrink your pores, lighten age spots, and
reduce fine lines and wrinkles. Contact Anna at
647-922-7985
G M Ideal Sitting - Home & Pets: We also
provide dog walking. Briars' Resident.
705-435-4305
38 September 2016
'Scrap Hound' - Clean-up, Recycling, Pick-up:
I will pick up large items; e.g., metal recycling
(including appliances), furniture, and anything
electrical (TVs, stereos, etc.), and clean up your
garage/yard. Call Greg at 705-716-5886.
Cleaning services provided in your
neighbourhood: Years of experience references
available. Call for a quote. Dianne 705-309-1077.
House Cleaning: Dependable and very
thorough, 10 years Briar Resident Experience.
References. Your Home is my Home. Kathleen,
705-434-1758
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household cleaners; Shaklee, since 1956
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MISCELLANEOUS
Wanted: Antique & used furniture, scrap gold
& silver, costume jewellery, watches, wooden
boxes, crates, chests, antique tools, advertising
signs. John, 705-737-1466.
Briar Handy Man: Deck staining and repair,
driveway and patio paving, stone repair and
weed extraction, landscaping, interior and
exterior paint, carpentry, storage/closet solutions
and general repairs or help around the house.
E-mail [email protected] / phone
705-435-4240
Residents with walkout decks: Metal
waterproof ceiling, Sec 98 Approved, 100%
guarantee. For quotation, call Ted at 416-706-9327.
NOTTAWASAGA VALLEY
VETERINARY HOSPITAL
Dr. Angela Halbert & Associates
Complete Care for Companion and Pocket Pets,
including a House Call Service
Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy available by
appointment with Dr. Laura Whiting on Mon and Tues
Out of Hours Telephone Consultation
6437 14th Line, Alliston
705-434-2226
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