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Cover Story: Newmarket Dentistry Halloween Essentials This Month in History: Famous October Events Ready to Vote? Hiking in Ontario Tasty Turkey Shades of Paint Centre Spread: Sunlake Dental Care INFO Pages Wine & Dine At The Theatre Senior Beat: Wrinkle Care Youth Beat: Caring for Your Neighbourhood Fun For Kids Leisure Page Recipe: Lemon-Herb Grilled Tofu and Vegetable Kabobs Craft Corner: Mini Pumpkin Florals Refinish or Refurnish Home Insurance Review

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The bewitching hour is fast approaching, are you ready? If you have decided to spend the 31st of October in the presence of some of the scariest creatures on earth, you will want to prepare. Throwing a Halloween party can be scary in itself. Planning ahead is the only way to avoid the horrors of the party that flopped. Decorations can make or break your ghastly get together. Rather than throw up some ghosts and goblins, pick a theme. It doesn’t have to be a scary party there are many other ways to make the perfect Halloween gathering. If you do prefer the darkness of the occasion, rather than bring back the dead why not investigate the death? Create a murder mystery party complete with a crime scene. Ask guests to dress up according to a certain time period, like the roaring 20s or the Wild West. If you are not a storyteller, there are murder mystery party ideas online that can help you build the perfect crime. Set aside one room of the house that can be turned into the crime scene. Move furniture and create a scene of chaos complete with a trail of clues for your guests to follow. Make sure your food follows suit. Stick with your theme and offer guests food selections from the time period you have chosen.

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Hollywood theme parties can give your guests the freedom to dress as any Hollywood characters they want. For those that want to stick with the more macabre, there are plenty of horror movie characters that would be easy to create. There are always those guests that prefer to re-create the lighter side of Halloween celebrations. Decorating for a Hollywood style party can mean a red carpet to the front door as well as glitzy lights and streamers both inside and outside. Balloons are another way to add to the atmosphere. Cut out gold stars to place on the red carpet. Add the names of your guests for a little fun. It will be an amusing welcome to the evening.

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If your party plans include younger trick-or-treaters, there are many themes that kids will enjoy. Why not let them help with the decorating? Throw a Jack-o-lantern decorating party. Kids of all ages love to decorate pumpkins. For the younger guests, supply washable paint, stickers, jewels, ribbons and even glitter for them to use to decorate their gourds. Older guests may prefer to cut out a face or design on their pumpkins. Have a few designs available to help those that might not be able to choose what they would like on their jack-o-lanterns. After all of the pumpkins have been carved or decorated, give out prizes for the scariest, craziest and even funniest designs. Kids will have a great time carving their creatures and will be excited to take them home.

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This Month IN HISTORY FAMOUS OCTOBER EVENTS There is no topic in history that is more popular than the weather. Canada is home to many different types of weather systems and some can be quite extreme. As the joke goes, you can start the day off in a parka and end it in a swimsuit. October is one month of the year that can see extremes. There have been few storms striking Ontario that have been as strong as Hurricane Hazel. The Hurricane was one of the deadliest storms of 1954. It left a trail of destruction across the Atlantic coast killing several hundred in its path. On October 15, 1954 the storm reached Southern Ontario. It was supposed to dissipate, but instead intensified rapidly. Toronto was pounded with winds that reached 110 km an hour. About 285 millimeters of rain fell in 48 hours across the region. Thousands were left homeless and 81 people were killed. The cost of the storm reached an estimated $100 million at the time. Hurricane Hazel left her mark changing the Toronto landscape forever. More than 50 years later, Ontario felt the power of a colder wind. It was no joke when between 30 and 50 cm of wet snow fell in the Niagara Peninsula on Friday, October 13, 2006. The surprise storm closed the Peace Bridge and forced two towns in the area to

declare states of emergency. In addition to the heavy snow, winds reached up to 90 km/h wreaking havoc on trees and power lines. More than 155,000 customers were left without electricity, some had no power for up to five days. It was a first for several areas. No snow had ever fallen as early as October 13 before. In Welland, the earliest snowfall had been recorded as October 11, 1906 when 10.4 cm fell. Insult was added to injury the day after the October 13 snowfall when temperatures rose to 8 degrees causing the mounds of snow to melt. There was localized flooding. In 2008, winter played a trick and there was no treat. A couple of days before October 31, Old Man Winter made a surprise appearance. Some residents of Ontario and Quebec saw between 10 and 20 centimetres accumulate as a fierce norâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;easter spread across the east coast of the United States. The heavy snowfall was accompanied by high winds that caused reduced visibility for drivers. Because many of the trees still had leaves, the weight of the snow caused many trees to fall and branches to break. There were also widespread power outages. October of 2017 saw a completely different type of weather system. September and October temperatures averaged a record-breaking 16.7 degrees Celsius. Typically the average temperature for both September and October reaches just about 13 degrees Celsius. The highest temperature recorded for October 2017 was 27.5 degrees Celsius. The fall warmth helped make up for a cooler summer. Sources: https://ec.gc.ca/meteo-weather/default.asp?lang=En&n=6A4A3AC5-1 http://www.hurricanehazel.ca/ https://ec.gc.ca/meteo-weather/default.asp?lang=En&n=53470E27-0 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/toronto-september-october-hits-historic-weather-1.4375382

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Ready to Vote? Election signs have been strategically placed on neighbourhood front lawns and pasted outside of office windows. Some may catch your eye, while others blend into a sea of signs scattered on a nearby busy roadway. They are all vying for your attention, but do you know much about the people running for municipal council and school board elections on October 22nd? Here are some tips to help you decide who gets your vote. Make a list. What’s important for you in this coming election? What has made an impact on you or your family with regards to safety in the community, recreational facilities, public health, education programs or waste management? Did a recent crisis bring something to light or did you notice a lack of health inspections in some neighbourhood restaurants that concerned you? The people you elect will have a hand in dealing with or solving these issues. Start early and research. A simple search on the Internet will give you an idea of how much exposure your potential candidate has online. Do they have their own website? Are they active on all or some of the popular social media sites? What is it that they are saying? How frequently are they posting online? From here, you can get a glimpse of what they stand for and what they are against. You will also see how controversial they might be or how they deal with public discussions. As well, you’ll find out which candidate has been proactive in addressing concerns, which are the most popular with the most followers and which ones are not.

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La Cloche Silhouette Trail in Killarney Provincial Park is not for the faint of heart. The trail is considered difficult and extends 100 km. It is known as one of the most rugged trails in Ontario with its rolling hills, lakes and streams. Those wishing to hike the distance should expect to spend about 7 to 10 days on the trial. There are campsites along the way for overnight stays. Like any other campsite in Ontario, remember to book your spot before heading out on the trail.

Tasty Turkey Thanksgiving is one of the most traditional holidays on the calendar. It combines a mixture of family, friends, fun, and of course, fowl. Most Thanksgiving feasts involve a plump, juicy turkey with all of the trimmings. Year after year, families put together a feast based on traditional recipes. It has been the same for decades. Are you bored of the same old turkey dinner? Why not switch it up this year and try something new? It could be the perfect recipe for future Thanksgivings. There is no rule that says your Thanksgiving feast has to involve a whole, roasted turkey. In fact, you may find it challenging to fit the big bird into your oven. There are no bones about it; you need a new plan. Visit a local butcher shop and ask if they offer boneless turkey breasts. Not only will this form of fowl cut down on clean up time, it will also shorten the length of time it takes to cook your feast. Check out various recipes for rubs that will help create a lovely seasoned seasonal dish. Try splitting the breast and adding stuffing. There are many kinds of stuffings that will enhance the already tasty bird. Dark meat lovers may be disappointed with a Turkey breast meal. The breasts consist of white meat only. For those on your guest list that would rather enjoy a darker meal, add a dish of turkey drumsticks. There are many kinds

Deep-frying is not for everyone. For those feeding family and friends that prefer the traditionally prepared bird, there are options for making old new again. Raise a glass to the traditionally roasted turkey and spill a few drops on the dish while you are at it. A beer brine may be just what you need to give a different taste to your fowl dish. Try brining the bird in a dark beer. The turkey will absorb extra moisture that helps it stay juicy. It also absorbs the flavours from the brine that ensures the bird is seasoned inside and out. Using darker beers to brine the bird will help create a darker skin while giving the meat a toasty flavour. There are several recipes for beer mixed with seasonings, brown sugar and even bacon that will enhance the flavour.

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Shades of Paint There is nothing duller in a home than a room that has lost its luster. You know ‘that’ room, the one that was once the room that you loved the most because of its colour. Now, it has gone from brilliant to boring and it is crying out for a makeover. The easiest way to take your room from ‘not’ to ‘hot’ is to change the wall colour. There are several ‘hot’ paint colours on the market that can add some pizzazz to your home. Blues with a twist are a great way to lighten up a room while adding a dash of colour. Muted blue-greens can create a space that is soothing and relaxing. There is just enough colour to add a sophisticated flare to a bedroom or to a bathroom. The colour creates a great backdrop for furniture in the taupe scheme. Sticking with the greens, sea foam is making a splash in homes this year. The green is brighter than the muted blue-greens and makes a statement in any room without being too bold. The colour can lighten up any space making it feel refreshing and airy. Greys seem to never go out of style. The barely-there colours are just enough to brighten up a room. They work well with a variety of accent colours to create a welcoming area in the home. The neutral tones are great for bedrooms and bathrooms. They can transform a room into the perfect spot for a moment of relaxation.

Just like grey, beige is not forgotten. There are more contemporary versions of the understated colour on the market that add a sense of warmth. If you are into something bolder, there is nothing hotter than red. Whether you choose to paint an entire room a deep red, or just one wall, the colour is sure to make a statement. The rich, dark colour is a great addition to dining rooms and kitchens. Fire engine red may not be your thing, but the red tones are what you are looking for. A berry colour is a great way to add a dark reddish tone to any room. The purplered appearance is dark and warm and not as shocking as its brighter red cousin. The deeper shade of red adds a touch of richness to any room but looks especially attractive in the dining room area. Homeowners are not shying away from dark colours when giving their houses a facelift. Black is back and holding strong in more formal rooms. There are various tones of blacks, but all add a certain sophisticated darkness to many living rooms and more formal spaces in the home. Contrasting white baseboards or wainscoting with the deep, black walls makes a room more refined. For those wanting a twist on the dark paint, there are other tones available. Purple-blacks are softer but still create a dark, sophisticated space.

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Which Of These Neuropathy Symptoms Do You Suffer From?

If You Suffer From A Single One Of These Torturous Symptoms – Numbness, Tingling, Or Sharp Nerve Pain – THEN THE FACTS BELOW MAY BE THE MOST IMPORTANT YOU HAVE EVER READ IN YOUR LIFE! Neuropathy affects every part of your life -- walking, sitting, and even sleeping. Maybe you’ve had multiple tests, only to find out no one has any idea what you have. Maybe you’ve even been put on a drug with heavy side effects.

Do you have any of the following symptoms... • Pins and needles feeling • Numbness in the hands or feet • Tingling or burning sensations • Weakness in the arms or legs • Sharp shooting or burning pains If so you may have a condition called peripheral neuropathy.

My name is Dr. Joshua Nikkanen, clinic director at Crossroads Chiropractic. I’ve been helping people with neuropathy and nerve problems for more than 15 years. More than five million Canadians suffer from peripheral neuropathy, a problem caused by damage to the nerves that supply your arms and legs. This painful condition interferes with your body’s ability to transmit messages to your muscles, skin, joints, or internal organs. If ignored or mistreated, neuropathy can lead to irreversible health conditions. Why not get help by those trained to correct the major cause of peripheral neuropathy? Data from the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners’ Job Analysis of Chiropractic lists arm and leg neuropathy as the second most common nerve problem treated by chiropractors. Often neuropathy is caused by a degenerating spine pressing on the nerve roots. This can happen in any of the vertebral joints from the neck all the way down to the tail bone. The Single Most Important Solution To Your Neuropathy By using gentle techniques, I’m able to release the pressure that has built up on the nerve. This allows the nerve to heal and the symptoms to go away. Numerous studies have proven chiropractic’s effectiveness in

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October 2018 Aurora Public Library Visit our branch or website for information on the many Adult Programs we have to offer including: Estate Planning 101, Create a Cuff Bracelet, Tuesday Philosophy Club, Camera Club, Tech & Culture. aurorapl.ca ORTA Hikes Come & join us on our hikes on over 300km of moraine trail! ORTA offers guided hikes of all difficulties & lengths, weekdays & weekends. Some are targeted at families; others are oriented towards adults while others have a strong nature focus. Hike schedules & related information can be found under the ‘Hiking’ tab at www. oakridgestrail.org East Gwillimbury Public Library Visit our branch or website to see the many programs we have to offer including: Visit the Wonderful World of Harry Potter, Learn to Meditate, Storytime with Peppa Pig, Design your own Book or Trick or Treat Bag, Babytime, Story Bop, Dino Play Dates, Sign & Sing, and also many Adult programs, Wired Wednesdays & Tech Thursdays. Holland Landing Branch, 19513 Yonge St. 905-836-6492 & Mount Albert Branch, 19300 Centre St. 905-473-2472. See more details at www.egpl.ca

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EVERY TUESDAY IN OCTOBER Unity of York Region MID-DAY MEDITATION. 12 noon 12:30pm, at York Judo & BJJ Club, Unit 3, 620 Steven Court, Newmarket, led by our Prayer Chaplain Leader. Everyone welcome! Info: 1-888-980-6811. www. unityyorkregion.com

EVERY THURSDAY IN OCTOBER Unity of York Region BOOK STUDY & DISCUSSION GROUP 7:30 - 9 pm. Everyone welcome! Book Topic in October: Radical Forgiveness at York Judo & BJJ Club, Unit 3, 620 Steven Court, Newmarket. Info: 1-888-9806881, www.unityyorkregion.com

MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 Aurora Film Circuit Screening of the documentary “Three Identical Strangers” at 7pm at the Cineplex Odeon Aurora, 15460 Bayview Ave., Aurora. Tickets can be purchased at the Aurora Public Library for $10 each. For details visit: http://aurorafilmcircuit.ca/

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3 Free French Language Conversation Group This Free group welcomes adults (from francophones to beginners) looking to put their French language Conversation skills into action. Francophones & stronger speakers are encouraged to share their French language skills with less strong speakers. Various dates, locations and times. Visit http://bit.ly/partagez-fr TRANSFORMED Putting your life back together Piece by Peace. Do you hide painful secrets? Are you feeling lost and hopeless? Are you stuck in anger? Do you harbour unforgiveness & bitterness? Are you paralyzed by fear? Is your life in turmoil? This powerful program will help you to overcome your struggles. The authors of the book TRANSFORMED are facilitating a ten week program in Newmarket (email us for address). 7-9pm. For further details please e-mail Gabriela and Alison at:contactus@transformedforever. com or call 905-751-5150. The course will be limited to 4 participants due 20 | October 2018 www.TheMonthAhead.ca

Money Talks A free, informal discussion group to exchange ideas and unbiased financial information. Dropin 7-8:30pm first Wednesday of the month, September to June, Aurora Public Library. Moderator Roger Strong is not affiliated with any financial institution. Topic: Investment Plans/Investment Environment: Sharing our collective experience. For more information call 905-727-9494 or visit www.aurorapl.ca

OCTOBER 3, 10, 17 & 24 Ghost of Old Town Hall Join us as we tour Downtown Newmarket and unleash the stories of the past. A guided walking tour of Main St. and the Old Town Hall to learn about the many suspicious events and anecdotes that have haunted the area since the 1880’s. 7 to 8:30pm or 7:30 to 9pm. Old Town Hall, 460 Botsford Street. Cost $20/ person (including HST). For information visit: www.newmarket.ca/ghosttours

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 Tai Chi Open House & Free Introductory Class

Move to improve balance, flexibility, focus, strength. Young and old alike can benefit from this time tested art of connected moves. Give it a try! The Canadian Tai Chi Academy is a registered charity devoted to promoting the practice of Tai Chi for health and relaxation. Positive, non-competitive environment. 7pm. 1220 Stellar Dr., Unit 203B. Tel. 289-366-9956. Email: Newmarket@ CanadianTaiChiAcademy.org

OCTOBER 4, 5 & 6 York Region Festival of One Act Plays 6 Plays, 3 nights, 1 stage, Old Town Hall, 460 Botsford Street, Newmarket. Tickets $15, festival 6 play pass $40. Tickets online at www.vutc.ca

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9 York Simcoe Nature Club Free Public Speaker Series. The Soil Food Web & What It Means to You, with Paul Cray, Turf Mechanic. Meeting starts at 7:30pm. Light refreshments available. Queensville Holland Landing United Church, 20453 Leslie St. Queensville. For further information visit www. ysnatureclub.com

OCTOBER 9 OR 10 Victory Lap Retirement Newmarket Public Library. Mike Drak, author of The Globe and Mail bestseller “Victory Lap Retirement” tells us why traditional full stop retirement does not work anymore. Learn the importance of reducing stress in retirement and how to intentionally design yourself a vibrant, healthy, low-stress, sustainable lifestyle by staying active and engaged. Free. 7-9pm. Please register at www.newmarketpl.ca or call 905-953-5110 ext. 4770.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 Mindfulness & Meditation Respond creatively to life’s challenges, reduce stress, and function more effectively by practicing mindfulness and meditation. Based on Dr. Kabat-Zinn’s work, this program teaches the practice in a gentle and supportive way for its integration in daily life. http://ce.ycdsb. ca/adult-programs/ email: inneraashram. info@gmail.com or call: 416-352-8946: Starting Oct 10 Wednesdays 6:308:30pm for 8 weeks at 320 Bloomington Rd, Aurora. Morning Coffee Break for Women Bethel Christian Reformed Church, 333 Davis Drive, Newmarket. 9:15 – 11:15am. Enjoy a Morning Out

for just $7, (first-timers $5). Please Lug-a-Mug. Babysitting provided upon request. Feature: The Midnight Soaperie Conny Chubbuck. Inspirational Faith Story. Presented by Newmarket Christian Women’s Connection in Association with RSVP Ministries. For Reservations & Cancellations please call Marietta 905895-9312 or Email carolford6@gmail.com. The Probus Club of Aurora Monthly meeting from 10am to 12noon at the Royal Canadian Legion, 105 Industrial Parkway North, Aurora. The speaker is Peter Jennings, Author of “Why Being Happy Matters: Discover How The Power of Joy Will Energize Your Life”. For more information on this month’s speaker please call Cliff White at 905-841-2421. New Members Welcome! Call Gary Gilbert at 905-895-2849 or be our guest at the meeting. Soroptimist International of York Region If you are interested in improving the lives of women and girls both locally and globally, Soroptimist is the volunteer service organization for you. Our club meets at 7pm at Hollandview Retirement Residence at 200 John West Way, Aurora. For further information about Soroptimist, please contact RoseMary at 905-235-8849.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 EarlyON Child & Family Centre Registration for winter programs begins at 1pm for infant programs (under 12 months) and 2pm for all other programs. Registration will be completed by phone only. All programs are free and centres offer registered programs as well as drop-in, resources & referrals. Visit us on-line at www. yorkchild.ca or at the Newmarket centre – 17310 Yonge Street, 905-853-0754 or the Georgina centre, 70 Biscayne Blvd. – 905-476-3834.

OCT 12 TO DEC 14 Journal Writing Program Each Friday from 6:30 to 8:30 pm at York Catholic District School Board. This hands-on course is conducted by a certified instructor which will lead you through the process of clarifying your thoughts and feelings through self-exploration. While learning various journaling techniques you may find that journaling will reduce stress, strengthen your emotional well-being,

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 Temperanceville United Church Turkey Supper Two sittings: 5:30 or 6:45pm. Take-out available. $18/adults, $8/children 6-11, (free for children 5 and under but ticket required). Contact Marilyn Beynon, 905773-4858 or Catherine Sampson, 416457-1161 or csampson@andrewswireless. net. Temperanceville United Church is located at the corner of Bathurst St. and King Rd. in Richmond Hill. Bazaar Hamilton Place 925 Davis Drive, Newmarket. 8am to 2pm. Proceeds go to Christmas senior’s dinner furniture, crafts, Christmas decorations, gift ideas, baking, many other items. York Chamber Ensemble “The Age of the Concerto” featuring Bach Suite in B-, Jewell Devine, flute and Bach oboe & violin concerto, Michael Adamson, violin, Eleanor Marshall, oboe, & Respighi “Ancient Airs & Dances”. 7:30pm. Bradford Arts Centre, 66 Barrie St., Bradford. Tickets at door: $25 adults, $20 seniors/students, $10 children under 10. www.yorkchamberensemble.ca Art Walk & Studio Tour Show and Sale. Saturday 10am to 5pm. Sunday 11am to 5pm. 36 artists exhibiting in 13 venues. Biggest tour to date in celebration of our 10th anniversary. Free, multi-venue, walkable event that takes place in and around Newmarket’s Historic Main Street. Look for brochures and maps at local businesses on Main Street.

Write for Rights with Amnesty Int’l Amnesty International’s Aurora-Newmarket Group will be at the Aurora Library. Drop by to find out how sending a simple postcard or letter can free a political prisoner. Children can participate in a community art project. For more info: www.onebookoneaurora.com or call Renee at 905-713-6713.

For more information contact Bonnie Keenan at 905-775-4700. Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day Join the Wave of Light celebration at Newmarket Riverwalk Commons at 7pm for a special candle lighting ceremony to remember our little ones. All are welcome. Free event. For more information, contact october15waveoflight@gmail.com

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3D Pen Workshop The WhitchurchStouffville Museum is offering a series of four, 2 hour workshops. 9-11am. Participants will be guided step by step by a professional artist to craft their own sculptures using 3D printing pens. Workshops include all equipment and materials. Pre-registration is required. Visit www.townofws.ca/museum for details!

Aurora Public Library Nutrition Series is back by popular demand! 7-8:30pm. Sobey’s Dietitian Samantha D’Arcy returns for Nutrition information sessions. Probiotic & Fermented Foods. Second of 3 Nutrition Seminars. Preregister. For more information call 905727-9494 or visit www.aurorapl.ca

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Newmarket Garden Club Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 8pm at the Newmarket Community Centre –Lions Hall, Doug Duncan Drive, Newmarket. Question and Answer Session with South Lake Simcoe Master Gardeners. Members enjoy our annual summer Garden Tour, Bus Trip, & November Potluck Dinner. There is a nominal guest charge at the door or sign up to become a member for the 2018 year. Visit www.gardenewmarket.ca.

Unity of York Region SUNDAY SERVICE 10:30am at Newmarket Public Library, 438 Park Avenue. October 14: “The Devine Agenda”. Living life by design not by default. October 28: Daring to Live a More Abundant Life” – “I have come that they may have life, and have it more abundantly” John 10:10. Info: 1-888980-6881 Everyone welcome! www. unityyorkregion.com

MONDAY, OCTOBER 15 PROBUS Club of Bradford West Gwillimbury The speaker is Ron Brown on Haunted Places and Railroads. We meet at 10am to 12 noon. Our location is St. John’s Presbyterian Church, 2940 10th Sideroad, Bradford. Retired and semi-retired people are welcome. New members are welcome.

Newmarket Public Library Non-Fiction Book Club. This club will meet quarterly. Our first book is “Educated” by Tara Westover. Read the book and join us at 2-4pm in the Multipurpose Room. You can sign up in advance at: https://bit.ly/2ydsb55 or call 905953-5110 ext. 4770. Drop ins are welcome.

East Gwillimbury Gardeners/ East Gwillimbury Garden and Horticultural Society Join us at 7:30pm at the Mt. Albert Community Centre on Main Street in Mt. Albert, Ontario. The speaker will be J. Scott MacIvor talking about Wild Bees: Diversity and Pollination in Parks, Roof Gardens and Home Gardens Too. Members’ Photography Contest. Refreshments served. All welcome. For more information call 905 478-8450, our website at www. eastgwillimburygardeners.com or email us at eggardeners@gmail.com or visit us on our Facebook page at www.facebook. com/eastgwillimburygardeners

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17 Men’s PROBUS Club of Newmarket Meeting the third Wednesday each month at Seton Hall (17955 Leslie Street) from 10am to noon. Call Warren at 905-898-2761 or come to a meeting. Life at the Elman Campbell Museum Beth (Sinyard) Hart will take us down memory lane with her story of being the first and only Curator of our local museum. Come and help thank Beth for all her work on behalf of Newmarket’s heritage as she begins her well deserved retirement. 7:30pm. Lions Hall, Community Centre, Riverwalk Commons.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 Gala Murder Mystery Dinner Bradford United Church. “Cafe’ Murder”. Tickets are $40/person and can be obtained by contacting the Church at 905-775-7268. Final day for tickets is October 15th. Doors open at 5:30pm. When Rosemary St. John disappears and

26th Annual York Regional Police Male Chorus Community Fundraising Concert York Regional Police Male Chorus, the York Region Community Choir, the Waterloo Regional Police Male Chorus and the Opera York Children’s Chorus will perform in concert at the Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts, 10268 Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. 7:30pm. Tickets $15/person. Call 905-727-9676 or 289-380-3490 or email mcclenny349@rogers.com for tickets of information. NO ticket sales through the theatre box office.

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is presumed murdered, the only objective witnesses will be the audience. 66 Barrie Street in Bradford. St. John’s Presbyterian Church Roast Beef Supper! 4:30-7pm. Roast beef dinner with all the trimmings, pie, coffee and drinks. $18/adults. $8/ children ages 12 and under. For more information please call 905-775-7274 or visit www.stjohnspresbyterian.ca Hillary House Victory Ball The Aurora Historical Society is proud to present the Seventh Annual Hillary House Ball. Fine dining, live entertainment, dancing and a silent auction. Doors open at 6pm. Dinner served at 7pm. King Valley Golf Club, 15675 Dufferin Street. For tickets call 905-727-8991 or visit www.aurorahs.com/hillary-house-ball/

OCTOBER 20 OR 21 Halloween at the Symphony Join us for a performance of classical Halloween favorites. Guest Artist: Yu Kai Sun, Violin. Oct. 20 at Trinity Anglican Church 8pm. Oct. 21 at Richmond Hill Centre 3pm. York Symphony Orchestra. Order tickets at 416-410-0860.

members can try a variety of 17 different concert band instruments and talk to band member about their experience learning and playing music. All women welcome! 7pm. Royal Canadian Legion, 105 Industrial Parkway North, Aurora. Information: http:// cfuwauroranewmarket.com/

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24 100 Women Who Care – Central York Region Join in supporting local charities to make a difference in our community. 7-8pm at Market Brewing Company, 17775 Leslie Street, Unit 4, Newmarket. www.100womencyr.ca or email 100womenwhocarecentralyorkregn@ gmail.com Region of York Quilters Guild Meeting held at Newmarket Community Centre and Lions Hall, Doug Duncan Drive, Newmarket. 7pm. Speaker: Tracey Lawko, with a presentation called “One Stitch at a Time”. Tracey is an award winning textile artist and quilter. New members welcome, or come as a guest for a fee of $7 at the door. For more information about the guild – www. regionofyorkquiltersguild.ca

OCTOBER 21 Shades of Hope Fundraising Afternoon Tea & Silent Auction called “T4 Wildlife” at the Sheraton Parkway Toronto North Hotel (9005 Leslie St., Richmond Hill). This event will feature wellknown Comedian Judy Croon and music by Northern Latitude Jazz Duo. The funds will go to wildlife in need of rescue, treatments, nurturing with the primary goal of releasing them back to the wild. Tickets: wwww. shadesofhope.ca/events.html for more information or call 705-437-4654.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 22 P.A. Day Workshop: Get Cooking Again! Learn to prepare a variety of seasonal recipes at the Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum! 9-11am. Crafts, games and a tour of the Museum included. Recommended ages: 3-10. Visit www.townofws.ca/museum for details!

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Aurora Garden Club Garden Aurora! “Trees & Shrubs For Today’s Smaller Gardens”, a presentation by Darren Heimbecker. Meeting of the Aurora Garden Club is held at the Royal Canadian Legion, 105 Industrial Parkway North at 8:00 pm. Join us for refreshments and the opportunity to become a member. Further information at www. gardenaurora.com or 905-713-6660.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 York Singles Social Club A member-run, non-profit social group for single, unattached men and women over 50. We enjoy a variety of social activities. Our New Member Orientation is at 7pm. Everyone welcome. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 375, 233 Center Street East, Richmond Hill L4C 1A6. Visit: www.yorksingles.ca for more info.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 BOOseum Fun at the Museum See Halloween displays, make a craft, or go on a Halloween hunt to win a prize! Freelance writer Andrew Hind selling and autographing copies of his new book Canadian Monsters & Mythical Creatures! Drop-in between 1:30 to 3:30pm. $3

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Treasures Sale 8am to 11am, Bradford United Church (66 Barrie Street in Bradford, telephone 905-775-7268). Proceeds support Bradford United Church & its charities. Contact the Church regarding table rentals. Hope to see you at the Treasures Sale!

One Stop Shopping Supporting Youth Mental Health Newmarket Community Centre - 200 Doug Duncan Drive. 10am to 4pm. $2 entrance (16 and over), 40 vendors, Silent Auction, Women’s pampering area. www.judybrunton.ca for more information.

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Euchre Party at Bradford United Church The Church is located at 66 Barrie Street in Bradford (telephone 905-775-7268). 1:30 to 4pm. Tickets $10/person & obtained at the door. Proceeds support Bradford United Church & its charities. Refreshments & prizes will be provided. Come & join us for an enjoyable social afternoon of cards. We look forward to seeing you.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28 Trick or Treat! How about both? Visit the WhitchurchStouffville Museum’s historic buildings in search of treats, decorate a sugar cookie, and create a spooky craft! Preregistration required. Recommended ages: 3-10. Visit www.townofws.ca/ museum for details!

MONDAY OCTOBER 29 GranAurora Pleased to present Dr. Dave Williams, one of Canada’s most accomplished astronauts; Order of Canada recipient, former director of Space & Life Sciences at NASA, astronaut, aquanaut, cancer survivor, jet pilot, ER doctor, and hospital CEO discussing his book, “Defying Limits: Lessons from the Edge of the Universe”. Aurora Cultural Centre, Doors open at 6:45pm for refreshments and shopping at our Marketplace. Author Event begins at 7:30pm. Tickets: $20.00. Contact: granaurora4114@gmail.com or by calling Lenore Pressley at 905-727-9235. Books available for sale are provided by Blue Heron Books.

NOVEMBER 3 & 4 7thAnnual East Gwillimbury Artistic Edge Art Show & Sale East Gwillimbury Sports Complex, 1914B Mount Albert Road. Sharon. Free Admission Sat. Nov. 3, 10am – 4pm. Sun. Nov. 4, 11am – 3:30pm. The Show and Sale is of framed original watercolour, acrylic, oil, pen and ink, photography,

Holiday Bazaar Aurora Seniors Centre. 9am to 1:30pm. 90 John West Way, Aurora. Bake Sale – Art Sale – Local Vendors – Senior Centre Crafters – Silent Auction Items – Coffee Shop and much more... Don’t miss out! Come join the fun!

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 Annual Christmas Bazaar St. Elizabeth Seton Church, 17955 Leslie Street, Newmarket (Leslie at Stellar). 9am to 2pm. Lots of fun for the whole family! Hot Lunches, Bake Table, Popular Penny Raffle Table, Hourly Turkey Draws, Pictures with Santa, Local Crafters.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 Annual Christmas Bazaar The Anglican Church Women of St. James the Apostle are hosting their annual Christmas Bazaar in the Parish Hall at 18794 Leslie Street, Sharon from 9am to 12pm. Baking, crafts, giftware, silent auction and more! Bradford United Church Women Christmas Bazaar from 10:30am to 2pm. A hearty luncheon is also available for $12/person. Various items for purchase: quilted goods, baked goods, gift baskets, jewelry and the wares of various local vendors/artisans. (Contact the Church to rent a table for $30 to sell your goods). Silent Auction. 66 Barrie Street in Bradford. Tel: 905-775-7268.

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