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email us - [email protected] The Spirit - September 2014 page 1
In this issue:
• Dodge4Diabetes
• Binder Twine Street Closures
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• Bell Mobility proposing new Cell Tower
• Shop Talk - Hawthorne House
• The Spirit via email
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• Community Events and Clubs
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The SPIRIT
Mark your calendars for Saturday September 6th, 9am-‐6pm. We will be closing a por0on of Islington Ave, Nashville Rd, Stegman's Mill Rd and Kellam St. to bring you the 48th Annual BinderTwine Fes0val.
Admission $8 adults, $6 seniors/youth and $3 children OR FREE if you are a BinderTwine volunteer (you will have a 'host' badge to wear) or are dressed in pioneer/period costume. Please leave ALL pets at home! Service animals are of course welcome.
Thank you to the volunteers who have come forward to help in all the various food and acCvity areas...but we sCll need more! Please contact Heather ASAP i f you are ava i lab le , a t [email protected] . It’s a great way to visit with friends and meet your neighbours -‐ some group spots sCll available. Students get credit for volunteer hours.
We have amazing street and stage entertainment lined up, unique and
talented arCsans selling their craPs, a children's play/craP/entertainment area, Olde Tyme AcCviCes, our famous Bacon on a Bun, corn-‐on-‐the-‐cob and sarsaparilla, and re-‐introducing the “Kleinburger” to the FesCval aPer being absent for many years, as well as many other food and treat opCons. Pick up your program at the admission gates.
The Binder Twine quilt that is craPed from last year's winning quilt squares will be raffled -‐ Cckets will be on sale on FesCval day -‐ look for the quilt booth on Islington Ave. Tickets are $2 each or 3/$5. The quilt is a queen sized, pink & green sampler quilt. One of a kind!! You can also help judge the quilt squares that are submi]ed this year. The winning squares will make up the 2015 quilt.
A"en%on Kleinburg and area ladies ages 16 to ?. Don't forget about the BinderTwine Queen contest. Contact Nina at 893-‐2734 or Ron at 893-‐1932
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for more informaCon. Great Cash Prizes!
The newly crowned queen’s first queenly duty is on-‐stage at 6 pm – to choose the winner of the hand-‐made quilt!
Special thanks to our major sponsors this year including Collins Barrow LLP, The Doctor’s House, Tim Horton’s, the "Impressions" builder group, the Royal Bank, Canadiana Square, On Track Safety, Averton Homes, Bowmanite, Copper Creek Golf Club, Silver CorporaCon, and Steeles Paint. Look for a complete list of sponsors to follow in Community and Regional newspapers, on our Website, and at FesCval.
48th Annual Kleinburg and Area
Binder Twine FestivalSaturday September 6, 2014
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Kleinburg Leo Club - Dodge4Diabetes
Attention Residents of KleinburgStreet Closures for annual BinderTwine Fes4val
On Saturday, September 6, 2014 the annual Binder Twine FesCval will be held on the streets of Kleinburg in the Village core.
Consequently, road closures will occur as follows:
• Islington Avenue from the north entrance to Kleinburg Public School to John Street, from 8:00 AM through 8:00 PM
• Nashville Road from the west side of the Doctorʼs House driveway to Islington Avenue, from 8:00 AM through 8:00 PM
• Kellum Street from Islington Avenue to Napier Street from noon, Friday, September 5 through 8:00 PM Saturday, September 6.
The map to the right illustrates other parking restricCons necessary for the FesCval to take place. Please note that these are the same provisions re: closures/parking restricCons as in the previous several years. If you have any quesCons or concerns, please contact Tim Arno], Binder Twine Chair, at 905-‐893-‐0794.
The Kleinburg Leo Club hosted their first dodgeball tournament on August 16th to raise money for the Canadian Diabetes AssociaCon (CDA). The Dodge4Diabetes event raised over $2000 and all proceeds were donated to the organizaCon. Vaughan Deputy Mayor Gino RosaC and Regional Councillor Deb Shulte presented the club with a cerCficate on behalf of Vaughan Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua. The Leo club was honoured for their posiCve influence in helping the
c ommun i t y a n d successfu l ly supporCng a good cause.
The al l day e v en t t o o k place at Trio Sportsplex where CDA members re fereed dodgeba l l teams and educated guests about the causes and effects of diabetes through posters, pamphlets and other informaCve
sources. The dodgeball tournament was followed by live entertainment, a silent aucCon and diabeCc desserts at Dolcini by Joseph in Kleinburg where visitors could celebrate and learn more about the club and its acCve work within the community. The Leo Club has conCnuously helped various chariCes and organizaCons within their first year as a newly formed club. They look forward to hosCng their second tournament next year and bringing further awareness of diabetes.
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Bell Mobility proposing new Cell Tower - Open House Sep 4, 6-8 pmBell Mobility has determined the need for new antennas in the area in order to adequately provide conCnuous coverage and addiConal capacity to their exisCng and future customer base in the area. Currently, their network is burdened by a combinaCon of poor voice and data quality in these areas due in large part to the high volume of users in the area. In some cases, the coverage is such that a handset would be unable to place a mobile call at all in the subject locaCon and surrounding area.
The proposed locaCon o f a n e w 4 0 m monopole tower is at the Sonoma Heights Community Park at 100 S u n s e t R i d g e i n Vaughan, Ontario. (on M a j o r M a c k e n z i e across from Padre Pio Church).
T h e p r o p o s e d f a c i l i t y w o u l d i n c l u d e o n e locked, alarmed and electronically m o n i t o r e d m e c h a n i c a l equipment shelter. Fencing would be installed around
the base of the tower and equipment shelter and would include one locked gate access point. The picture is a rendering of the proposed tower.
You are invited to provide comments to Bell Mobility about this proposal by mail, electronic mail or fax. In order to ensure your comments are considered you must respond by close of business September 18, 2014 to: Sean Galbraith, Bell Mobility Inc. c/o SJSB Network ConsulCng Inc., 1 Yonge Street, Suite 1801, Toronto, ON M5E 1W7 Email: [email protected] Please reference site code W4220
A public open house is being held at Al Palladini Community Centre, 9201 Is l ington Avenue, Woodbridge, ON on September 4, 2014 from 6pm-‐8pm.
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Hawthorne House has been a landmark in Kleinburg for 30 years. Current owner Louise Zembal took over as ‘Lady of the House’ just 5 years ago. She is proud to carry fashion forward clothing and accessories for women, as well as home décor items and a large array of unique giPs.
The seasonal fashion collecCons are casual, comfortable and classic. Louise chooses the best of well-‐priced jeans, pants, sweaters, blouses, jackets and dresses by the latest designers. Appealing to women of all ages, the clothes are selected for fit, detailing, colour and fabric. New for Fall is a complete line of French Dressing jeans as well as stylings by Bylyse, Renaur, UBU, Pure Sweaters, Woolrich and more in sizes 2-‐18 and up to XXL. A vibrant mix of accessories includes arCsan jewellery, as well as the latest purses, hats and scarves. A popular item is the TWISTT line of magneCzed jewellery made from freshwater pearls, crystals and semi-‐precious stones.
If you need a hostess giP, wedding giP, or wish to treat yourself or decorate your home, the store has it all. There is a Canadiana secCon, pillows and throws, linen by April Cornell, candles, fine soaps and body products, fragrance lamps made in England, Canadian po]ery, food goodies, rugs, and much more.
10522 Islington Avenue905-‐893-‐1059 hawthornehouse.ca
Shop TalkA special feature on businesses in Kleinburg and Nashville
FOCUS ON: Hawthorne House
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The KARA Board generally meets on the third Thursday of each month in Kline House, 8 Nashville Road, at 7:00 p.m. If you would like to attend, or make a presentation, this can be arranged with the courtesy of a request in advance to [email protected] organizat ions are invited to submit material for publication in the Community Events and Community Clubs sections. Please include the name and phone number of a contact for follow up. Material will be edited to suit the newsletter and cannot be returned. Do you have community news? Let us know and, if space permits, we will include it.
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Email KARA at: [email protected]
Gallery open 10am-‐5pm Mon to Sun. To register call 905-‐893-‐1121x 2209 or visit mcmichael.com
Exhibitions: ● Charles Edenshaw—June 28 to Sept 21Programs:● Charles Edenshaw Lecture, Pain0ng Studio, Acrylic Landscape Pain0ng, Drawing Studio, Master Class at Killarney Provincial Park -‐ all commencing in September ● Children’s Artventure classes—Wednesdays and Saturdays commencing in September● Culture Days and Doors Open Vaughan—September 27 and 28To register for programs, call 905.893.1121 ext 2209 or visit mcmichael.com for more informa0on
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Next Issue: October 2014Submission deadline: September 15th, 2014Email to: [email protected]
Published by: KARA - Kleinburg and Area Ratepayers’ Association Inc.
Kleinburg Book Chats—Kleinburg Book Chats meets the third Wednesday of every month in the Library. All new members welcome!
Take 5—For over 45 years, Kleinburg moms meet on Wednesday mornings to share a cup of coffee and have a chat with others from the area. Please join us for a relaxing break at the Kline House. Babysi{ng is provided for the children. Weekly meeCngs resume on Wednesday Sept 10 at 9:30 am. Call Claire at 905-‐893-‐0689 for details.
Kleinburg Bridge Club—The Kleinburg Bridge Club will resume play on September 4th in Vellore Hall (Weston Road between Major MacKenzie and Rutherford Rd). This will be our temporary meeCng place unCl November 13th when renovaCons to the Kleinburg Library will be completed. Anyone interested in playing bridge on Thursday aPernoons between 1 and 4 should call: Hannah Mizuno (905-‐893-‐1038) or Ann Wood (905-‐880-‐0251).
Kleinburg Leo Club -‐ Looking to volunteer and build your leadership skills? Look no further because the Kleinburg Leo Club is recruiCng members 18-‐30 years old who are commi]ed to serving and aiding the community! To join the club please email [email protected]. Follow us on Facebook, Twi]er, and Instagram @kleinburgleos.
Canadian Federation of University Women -‐ The first meeCng of CFUW Vaughan -‐Tuesday September 16th 7:30pm at the Pierre Berton Library, in the Boardroom. We will have a great guest speaker and will have Cme to welcome new members and friends, and catch up with returning members. All are welcome!For more info on CFUW Vaughan: cfuwvaughan.yolasite.com
McMichael Canadian Art Collection Community Events & Clubs
Thank you to the 2014 Sponsors of The Spirit KARA®, Advantage Physiotherapy, Amado Salon, Ambience, Avenue Cibi e Vini,
Avlyn Gardens Restaurant, Bon Bons & BriAle, Chartreuse Restaurant, Dolcini by Joseph, Dr. Marsha Lomis-‐Psychologist, Femme Inc., Green Apple Implant and General DenJstry,
Hawthorne House, Kalthoff Decorators, Kleinburg Barber Shop, Kleinburg Nursery, Kleinburg Old Boys, Kleinburg Pharmacy, McMichael Canadian Art CollecJon, RBC Royal Bank, Take 5, The Doctor’s House,Kleinburg /Nashville residents, businesses and friends who supported Feel the Spirit, Be the Spirit 2013
R o t a r y C l u b o f K l e i n b u r g , Nobleton, Schomberg -‐ The Club meets Wednesdays at 6:30 pm at Longchamps Pub. Interested members of the community are always welcome and new members are even more welcome. For more informaCon, please contact contact Roy Vokes, President -‐ 905-‐558-‐3070 (B) or [email protected].
Humber Valley Heritage Trail Association -‐ Next hike -‐ Sat Sept 13, 9:30 am at HVHTA Trail north of Nashville. It is a 4 km walk 1.5-‐2 hrs) led by Roland Ga{. For more info call 416-‐274-‐5601 or email rolandga{@sympaCco.ca.
Kleinburg Tennis Club -‐ The club is offering indoor tennis programs for 5-‐11 year olds & teenagers. Each program is six weeks long. 5-‐7 year olds start at 6pm, 8-‐11 year olds start at 7pm. Schedule: Monday -‐ St. Padre Pio School -‐ starts Sep 22 Tuesday -‐ St. Andrew School -‐ starts Sep 23 Wednesday -‐ Kleinburg PS -‐ starts Sep 24 Thursday -‐ St. Padre Pio School -‐ starts Sep 25 Friday -‐ St. Mary School -‐ starts Sep 26 For info -‐ Chris Kedrzycki: 905-‐893-‐0772 [email protected]
