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In this issue SPECIAL EDITION

Editor’s soap box ...............................................................................................4

It’s not on my GPS! Where is it? ................................................................5

SouthFields EXPO speaker’s series ............................................................8

Lori Cook, born & raised here ......................................................................9

Zumba morning wake-up with Ivonne Ibarra ....................................... 11

Spirit Tree Gallery .......................................................................................... 12

EXPOect artists at work ............................................................................. 15

You are cordially invited: Blazin’ birthday party toy drive .............. 16

Celebration of food: EXPOloring local growers & producers ........ 18

SouthFields EXPO Chef Challenge ........................................................... 19

EXPOse your Hattitude ................................................................................ 21

EXPO key note speakers series ................................................................23

Gift cards that work twice as hard ........................................................26

EXPO exhibitor list ........................................................................................ 30

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editor’s soap box

Check out this magazine anti-launch partyThese days I don’t watch much

television and I never watch soap operas. But I remember watching Y&R when Nick and Phyllis decided to launch their magazine. All their efforts were focused on doing things like creating their office space and throwing a huge magazine launch party.

In my case, I published fifteen issues of Caledon Spectrum from the corner of my couch, in the wee hours of the morning. There was no need for a big and beautiful office space because I could never get everybody in the same room all at once.

There was no launch party either; unless that’s what you call moving into a new home the day the first issue came out. It was wild and crazy but not exactly fun.

But fifteen issues later I’m finally ready to throw that party. In doing so I retreat to the best advice anybody ever gave me, care of my mother: “the key to a successful party is the food and the guest list. Nobody ever remembers anything else.”

So what I’ve done here is developed one heck of a magazine anti-launch party and now I am thrilled to announce that SouthFields Village Farmers’ Market cordially invites you to attend the SouthFields Village EXPO. Taking place on Saturday, November 16th, 2013, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at SouthFields Village Public School (110 Learmont Ave., just north of Mayfield Rd., off Kennedy Rd., in Caledon), the show will be exactly like taking an interactive stroll through the pages of Caledon Spectrum.

I never quite came out and said it but each issue was comprised of specific departments and features. My intent was to make sure that there was something of interest for everybody and that’s what I’ve done with this EXPO, as well.

So far, we have fourteen confirmed food vendors and a chef challenge, making it a proper food event in its own right. But that is just the beginning. In total we have about one hundred confirmed participants, including exhibitors, artists, entertainers and speakers.

Over the past 15 issues it has been my privilege to work with hundreds of people and sharing the stories that serve to highlight what Caledon is all about. The people I’ve met and places I’ve gone to are such fun that I’ve always felt a little guilty for not bringing along a video camera.

But on November 16th, 2013, SouthFields Village Public School will be transformed into a behind the scenes look at what makes Caledon Spectrum such a joy ride. Aside from the exhibitor show floor, full of small businesses, community groups and service providers we also have:

Ivonne’s Zumba Morning Warm-upLive Mannequins with HattitudeBlazin’ Birthday Party & Magic ShowMini-arcade with ATMTreehouse Pottery WorkshopSpirit Tree Art Gallery SpaceEXPO Speakers’ SeriesMakeover MadnessSouthFields Village Farmers’ MarketLive Painting Show with Mark Grice

Attendance is free and parking is free and you could win yourself a Christmas tree. How’s that for a show jingle?

Now on another note: a quarterly print publication has its limitations. Life doesn’t just happen every three months. So, as a personal favour from you to me, take a minute and go for a virtual stroll over to caledonspectrum.com in order to subscribe to get email updates from the page, log in to Facebook and hit ‘like’ on the page at facebook.com/CaledonSpectrum or follow @CaledonSpectrum on Twitter.

Finally, let me take this opportunity to wish you and yours all the best for the coming holiday season and in the new year. This is our winter issue, after all.

Warm regards,

Yevgenia Casale, B.Tech Editor, Caledon Spectrum

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It’s not on my GPS! Where is it?SouthFields Village Public School, 110 Learmont Ave., Caledon, ON. L7C 3R1.

If you can’t find us on your GPS, don’t despair! SouthFields, also known as “Strawberry Fields” is still a work in progress. Our oldest homes are still less than four years old. Simply find your way to Mayfield Road and Kennedy Road and head north on Kennedy. Turn right on lucky street number seven (that’s Dougall Avenue) and hang a right on Learmont Avenue. If you get to the little roundabout follow it all the way around because you’ve gone too far. It’s just that easy.

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SouthFields EXPO speakers’ series when where who what

10:00 to 10:40 Big Lake Zumba morning warm-up with Ivonne

10:30 to 11:10 Pond A Renee Jadek, Renee J Fitness Dealing with lower back pain through exercise

11:00 to 11:40 Pond B Dr. Richard Schmidt, Dentistry at 8 Nelson Zero downtime to straight teeth for adults

11:20 to 11:40 Big Lake Dignitary introduction and chef challenge

12:15 to 1:00 Big Lake Magic show by Steve the Magician

11:50 to 12:30 Pond A Dr. David Kirkham, Chelt. Veterinary Centre Avoid common causes of pet emergencies

12:20 to 1:00 Pond B Sarah Dashkevich, 3d Interior Design How to make your house a home

12:50 to 1:30 Pond A Gino Piscelli, Region of Peel Creating beautiful, lower maintenance gardens

1:20 to 2:00 Pond B Keith Thoy, #10 Moving & Storage Moving seniors with care and compassion

1:50 to 2:30 Pond A Colin Haley, Caledon Tile Bath & Kitchen Kitchen and bath reno project tool kit

2:20 to 3:00 Pond B Candace Raymond, Banja Solutions Keys to a healthy social media work/life balance

2:50 to 3:30 Pond A Lisa Scale, Bella Photography Photography tips from a pro

3:20 to 4:00 Pond B Dianne Walters, Paranormal Research Society Interview with a ghost hunter

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introducing our mc for the day

Lori Cook, born & raised hereSouthFields Village EXPO Black Pearl level sponsor Lori Cook

was born and raised in Snelgrove (now partially Brampton and partially Caledon). After her divorce she thought she’d clear her head with a fresh start and a move up to Orangeville. But it didn’t take her long to figure out that her heart belonged in Caledon.

The Cook family farm was exactly where SouthFields Village is today. They are amongst the families who chose to embrace the development known as Strawberry Fields (SouthFields Village) and now own homes within the community. But when Lori was growing up and attended elementary school at Herb Campbell and high school at Mayfield Secondary this was all just farmland.

Volunteerism and community involvement is pretty much engrained in the Cook family’s DNA. “My dad is my hero,” says Lori of Don Cook, Chief at the Snelgrove fire hall. Since her move back into the community this is where Lori has been focusing her marketing dollars and volunteer time.

But rather than spending those dollars on flyers she’s been helping pay for things like the SouthFields Village Easter Egg Hunt, which saw an estimated 300 plus people come out, generating a car load of non-perishable food donations and; the SouthFields Village Farmers’ Market, which contributed significantly to the health and vibrancy of the community. According to Farmers’ Markets Ontario “the economic impact of your [SouthFields Village] farmers’ market on your community is $84,000!”

Lori’s key strengths are self-discipline, attention to detail and her creative flare. While most of us take time to settle in to a new home, Lori’s own space was perfectly organized, manicured and even painted from top to bottom by the end of her first week in.

Prior to plunging into real estate Lori enjoyed fourteen successful years as the Financial Services Manager at Acura 2000. There she learned how much she enjoyed walking people through their major purchases and helping them form sound financial decisions.

As a Realtor® Lori has truly come into her own. She loves to navigate her clients through all of the various steps that are involved in the purchase and sale of their homes. “I’m used to working with large purchases so I have a calming effect on clients and help keep things in perspective,” says Lori.

When we were looking for sponsors to help pay for the biggest community event that Snelgrove, SouthFields or Mayfield West (a rose by any other name and all) has seen to date, Lori didn’t bat an eyelash at helping us make sure that we could afford to put it on. “I love SouthFields and am usually pretty visible whether it be walking, running or riding my bike in the neighbourhood. In what little spare time I have I love to read, cook, stay active and most of all baseball! I love to play and go watch games, as well,” laughs Lori, adding, “I love my two cats, Patrick and Simon.”

We do have to note that Lori is not the only SouthFields Village business owner who has been a long-standing supporter of Caledon Spectrum’s community building efforts. This year alone Jeff Borg, Rana Bassi Singh and Bruce Bell all pitched in alongside Lori Cook and PRAS Publishing to cover the costs associated with

these events. Nor should the onus be on any single business owner to bear that brunt because

when a community plays together it is stronger in times of adversity. That’s

something we’ve been saying from the very beginning. .CS

Ladies & gentlemen, your Master of Ceremonies for SouthFields Village Expo 2013, Ms. Lori Cook!


Zumba morning wake-up

Hey everybody, let’s Zumba with Ivonne! Zumba is an aerobic dance fitness program created by Colombian dancer and choreographer Alberto Perez. Its choreography incorporates squats, lunges, hip-hop, soca, samba, salsa, merengue, mambo and martial arts.

Since its introduction in the 1990’s it has seen exponential growth in popularity and for good reason. It’s all kinds of fun! According statistics published on zumba.com on 10 March, 2012, approximately 14 million people take weekly Zumba classes in over 140,000 locations across more than 150 countries.

Join Valleywood’s Ivonne Ibarra at SouthFields Village EXPO for a Zumba morning wake-up, at 10 a.m., in the Big Pond. Ivonne teaches classes on Monday and Wednesday nights at Margaret Dunn Valleywood Branch of the Caledon Public Library. We’ve had the chance to take part on more than one occasion and have always been impressed with her ability to teach both beginners and seasoned participants all in one room. Leave your inhibitions at the door because everybody else will be too busy dancing to pass judgement on anybody else. Vamos a bailar!. .CS

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merle harstone and friends

Merle Harstone has been a professional artist for the past ten years. In 2005, Merle and her husband Richard, established Silvercreek Studios: a coming together of abstract art by Merle and home renovation by Richard. Merle’s current work explores “healing moments,” including pastorals featuring horizontal striations and circles that represent community and communion.

As is characteristic of many artists in the hills of Caledon, Merle enjoys celebrating and showcasing the work of other artists. Each fall Merle joins the Caledon Hills Studio Tour to open her doors to visitors.

Join Merle and Mary Morganelli for an artists’ reception in the EXPO’s Spirit Tree Gallery as they showcase their own work and that of Arlene Peters, Cory Trepanier, Lyn Westfall, Marty Rothstein, Lenny Dykstra and Cheryl Carruthers.

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The Gallery space is named for the beautiful apple cidery, store and bistro that sits on Boston Mills Rd. Spirit Tree’s wood burning oven yields delectable artisan breads and on Friday nights it is also used to bake thin crust perfection also known as pizzas. There, on its inner

walls, owners Nicole Judge and Thomas Wilson routinely showcase the work of local artists.

Spirit Tree Estate Cidery has generously agreed to sponsor the EXPO with apple cider, made from apples grown on their land and pressed on their premises. Enjoy a cup, sample refreshments (provided by Gourmandissimo Catering and Fine Foods, Mary Morganelli, Richard Harstone and Alan Wadley) and meet some of the artists.

The EXPO Spirit Tree Gallery will be open all day and will also be a convenient place to pick up your tickets for the Claude Church Concert Series. Special guests Don Ablett and Brent Cooper, of Ablett and Cooper, are part of the Concert Series. They will be on hand for part of the day to entertain visitors with their soothing guitar and vocals, helping set the stage for a warm welcome.

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Above (top left to bottom right): work by Merle Harstone, Arlene

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the SouthFields Village Farmers’ Market. Join him in the Spirit Tree

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reception, running all day.

taylor’d to impress

Each week during the SouthFields Village Farmers’ Market Chef Jason Taylor of Taylor’d for Taste created inspired recipes based on whatever the vendors brought to market that week. He is more than a chef, he is an artist. His culinary knowledge is mind-boggling and his focus on presentation is impressive. Join Chef Taylor in the Spirit Gallery as he lends his considerable talents at the artist’s reception. .CS

O Spirit TreeOne day, I met a woman on the roadShe was frail and she was oldShe gave a gift to meA seed, a tiny seed she gave to meAnd told me plant it, you will seeIt will give all you needO Spirit Tree, see how it grows high nowO mystery, the gift she gave to meI eat your fruit, you shelter me now I seeO spirit tree, you are a mysterySo now, it grows there by the open roadA tree with branches knarled and oldAnd leaves that shine like goldAnd there, beneath the ground you cannot seeThe twisted roots of that old treeReach for eternity

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pottery spinning workshop with wendy mitchell-burke

Back in 2012 Wendy Mitchell-Burke of Treehouse Pottery was widely acclaimed as one of the highlights of the SouthFields Village Community Day. All day long people were able to drop in and try their hands at the pottery wheel. If you were one of the over 1,000 people who attended that event you’ll remember how popular it was.

Afterwards, Wendy brought the pieces back to her treehouse to be fired and glazed. Some people were happy to take their work home unglazed and that was cool, too. Those who took advantage of the full gamut got to see that her studio really is in a treehouse.

Normally you’d have to book a class to get this hands on mentorship but Wendy is kindly donating her efforts and material for our one-day drop-in workshop. The tree house pottery wheel will be spinning all day long and we’re thrilled beyond words to welcome Wendy back to SouthFields for our EXPO.

live painting and silent auction by mark grice

Mark Grice is many things but above all he is a storyteller. His greatest love is to study the world around him and them feed it back to us. He does this through acting, horsemanship and painting. Though trained as a commercial artist, Mark happily saddled up as a full time rancher and horse trainer. But when his horse business took him to World Championship competitions across the continent, along with numerous awards and honours in the horse industry, the cows moved out.

Despite his travels and equestrian pursuits he couldn’t escape the draw of graphic arts, often picking up a paint brush for commissioned work for fellow equestrians. Sometimes it was lettering on vehicles and trailers at horse events and sometimes it was creating portraits of horses and their owners. Along the way Grice also wrote and performed “cowboy poetry.”

Eventually his creative pursuits led him to the opening of a studio space within the historic Alton Mill Creative Arts Centre. There, he offers regular adult acrylic painting classes, parties, workshops and demonstrations.

In the last few years Grice has also started lending his talents to charitable events such as the Inglewood General Store’s Annual Fashion Event for Bethell Hospice and now the SouthFields Village EXPO. Grice arrives with a blank canvass and a photograph. It usually takes he between two and four hours to complete a work of art that is ready for silent auction.

Mark Grice has generously agreed to allow us to auction off a painting that he will create at the EXPO. Watch him paint and bid for a chance to win the finished work. Proceeds from the auction will go toward supporting local art, music and sport programmes.

Caledon Spectrum believes that every child with a will to participate should be given the opportunity to do so. But art supplies, musical instruments, sports registrations and uniform fees all cost money and sometimes that’s money that not every family can afford to spend. By bidding on the art not only are you getting a chance to enjoy looking at it every time you see it on your wall, you’ll know that you helped make sure that every kid gets a fair shot at their personal best. .CS

There’s something really special about walking past a piece, at home, that has a memory attached to it. Let your inner artist have a field day at SouthFields Village EXPO. Try a hands-on workshop, interact with professional local artists and musicians and consider decorating your home with a one-of-a-kind original work.


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Blazin’ birthday party toy driveby Freyda Tartak

What do you remember most about growing up? Some of my happiest memories have to do with the special treatment I got on my birthdays. I didn’t always get a party. I didn’t even always get a cake. I didn’t care. But I do remember getting unlimited access to the rides at the amusement park or being allowed not to finish everything on my plate: funny little luxuries.

Around holiday time I remember carefully unwrapping ornaments for our New Year’s tree. Invariably there would be one or two that didn’t survive the release from storage. I remember worrying about getting in trouble for not being careful enough, ending up with fragments of glass and feeling the relief at realizing that my parents were more concerned that I didn’t hurt myself than that we lost precious family heirlooms. In Russia we didn’t know about Christmas but we did know that it was a time to share presents, put up decorations, feast and spend time with family.

The point is that we all celebrate differently and it isn’t about materialistic possessions. At the same time, I never felt that anything was missing. We weren’t rich, far from it. But I always felt that I had enough because the home I came from was happy. Frankly my parents didn’t even have a place of their own because apartments there were government issued and you had to be on a waiting list or have somebody leave one to you in their will. We had to alternate between one set of grand parents and another. But when we were together there was always love and laughter all around me.

Sadly, even in our community we have kids growing up under much different circumstances. Some find themselves living at Family Transition Place as their mothers try to pick up the pieces after leaving an abusive relationship. Others are part of the child services system. For them it isn’t that they particularly need the presents. What they need is to know what it feels like to be just like everybody else.

When your life is far from normal, getting what you think everybody else is getting can make a world of difference. In a previous issue of Caledon Spectrum we told you about Blaze’s Birthday Brigade and the Herb Campbell Candy Cane Tree

tradition. This year, the SouthFields Village Public School Council is also putting up a Candy Cane Tree. Students are invited to pick a candy cane off the tree. Attached to it is a tag that reads the age and gender of a child in need from within Caledon, Brampton and Orangeville. The kids then take home their tag and bring back a present purchased for the child described on their tag.

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Those initiatives inspired us to throw the EXPO Blazin’ Birthday Party and you are cordially invited. We’ve got cake, games, crafts, and even a magician. All you have to do is come and, though you don’t have to, it is customary at such gatherings to bring a new (unwrapped) present. Your gift will let a child that is less fortunate than those in your family feel just as special. Help spread kindness.

Blazin’ party hostsJoin us in the Big Pond for the Blazin’ Birthday Party as we

welcome Crave Cakes by Margarida, Caledon Parent-Child Centre, Wee Watch and Steve the Magician (because no birthday

party would be complete without cake, games, crafts and a skilled children’s entertainer). We might even get a visit or two from Sparky the Fire Dog.

crave cakes by margarida

Margarida Arruda is a sweetheart. I’ve had the pleasure of hanging out with her all summer as we dragged our kids to soccer practice. Neither one of them really wanted to be there that much but we dragged them out each week anyway. By the end of the season they almost started to enjoy themselves on the field.

During the opening day of the SouthFields Village Farmers’ Market Margarida helped us launch the season


with her cupcakes. She sold out pretty much in the first hour and I can tell you why in just one little word: yummy! You can tell there’s a lot of heart that goes into those babies. People came to the market just to buy her cupcakes.

When it came to celebrating her son’s birthday, Margarida went all out and posted photos of her party setup on Facebook. So it was really a no-brainer as to whom we were going to ask to provide the Blazin’ Treats at this party. Proceeds from the sale of the Blazin’ Party Treats will go toward Family Transition Place, a local shelter for abused women. How sweet is that? But you’ll also be able to pick up regular sized cupcakes, either to bring home once you’re done EXPOloring or to enjoy right there and then with a nice glass of Sheldon Creek’s whole milk, care of the Cheltenham General Store, also down in the Big Pond.

caledon parent-child centre (cpcc)CPCC is a non-profit community organization that provides

quality programmes for children, parents and caregivers. The Centre is a hub, offering an important blend of opportunities that strengthen families and assist them in the critical role of raising young children. Services include child development occasions, early identification of developmental concerns, referrals to

specialized services and supports, and parenting education. In addition to

their primary location at 150 Queen Street South, in Bolton, CPCC also offers a number of satellite

programmes throughout the villages of Caledon.

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Choosing the best care for your child is one of the most difficult decisions a parent has to

make. Black Pearl level EXPO sponsor Wee Watch ensures child care is designed to respond to the needs of each child in their care. It is based on the simple premise that licenced home day care is the most appropriate form of child care. The home environment, combined with the small number of children, offers the flexibility and personal attention that is needed to ensure each child’s individual development and well-being are put first and foremost. Wee Watch provides a warm, safe and stimulating environment where self-confidence is encouraged and an interest in learning is promoted through play.

Whether you’re looking for daycare options or are considering a safe way to open your home as a

caregiver you’ll want to chat with Sandra Christidis of Wee Watch Vaughan/Caledon.

baker magic shows

Dufferin-Caledon Magician, Steve Baker has been living a magical life, performing shows to excited audiences across Ontario since 1997. As a seasoned professional actor with both theatre and film credits, his combined magic and acting talents create character driven shows that are polished, interactive and always entertaining.

Whether performing on stage or at a child’s party, Steve’s easygoing style and relaxed sense of humour, coupled with a talent for sleight of hand, always make him an audience favourite.

Steve is available to perform at corporate functions, fairs, festivals, schools, libraries, and private parties for both kids and adults. Visit his colourful magical characters, including a pirate, a gypsy, a scientist, a con artist, a Victorian gentleman, a detective, a wizard and others at bakermagicshows.com or call 519.923.6579 for more information. .CS


celebration of food

EXPOloring local growers and producers

According to Farmers Markets Ontario (an organization that provides resources and support to the various food markets in this province), based on how well our vendors performed we infused $84,000 into our local economy. That’s a pretty impressive number but it was never about money.

Bringing the market to SouthFields was about building community, learning where our food comes from and wanting to buy something that didn’t only look like an apple or a tomato. Food that ripens on the vine has more flavour and nutritional value and that’s what we wanted to be eating more often.

But wanting to have it in the neighborhood would never have gotten past the dreaming stage without vendors who were willing to take a chance on an unproven market. Fortunately Albion Hills Farms, Berryview Farm, Garden Products, Hidden Meadows Farm,

InspirAsian, T by Daniel, Mrs. V’s Preserves, Mulberry Moon Farm, Pie Guyz, Alvista Farms, Sweet Temptations and a number of guest vendors did take that leap of faith.

We are thrilled to announce that Mulberry Moon Farm (organic veggies, preserves and prepared food), Albion Hills Farms, (cured meat and focaccia bread) and the Pie Guyz (curried meat pies) will be amongst the fourteen food vendors at this year’s EXPO.

a good food story Part of the allure of a market is getting to know the “food story”

behind the produce that you put on your kitchen table. Take the example of Mulberry Moon Farms.

Behind this organic farm, located off Highpoint Side Road in northern Caledon, are Alex Glazirin, age 28, and Kim Barker, age 26. The pair never missed a week and were great at coming up with suggestions for what they could do to make the market stronger both this year and in 2014. As we got into September, Alex and Kim started bringing fresh, home made soup to the market that you could enjoy while browsing or take home for later. For the 2014 season Alex has plans to introduce a bistro style sitting area and expanding their prepared food product offering.

Entrepreneurial is an understatement when it comes to Alex Glazirin. “I owned a small bike shop in Toronto and operated an environmentally-friendly lawn care service,” he says, “but I’ve always wanted to farm. My grandparents lived in a small village where they grew and processed all their own food. They were 100% self sufficient and organic without even knowing it. I spent every summer there and learned a lot from them.”

Alex and Kim met on a blind date in early 2013 and she was quickly swept away by his enthusiasm and charm. At the time

Alex was preparing for his fourth farming season. Before committing to this lifestyle Glazirin had already interned at other farms and WWOOFed for a season in Australia. WWOOFing (world wide opportunities on organic farms)

allows people to volunteer for room and board in exchange for their labour.

Kim grew up on a hobby farm in southwestern Ontario. She was always fond of the lifestyle but never realized it was possible to farm on a small scale as a career. When she met Alex, she was surprised and delighted to find

Alex Glazirin and Kim Barker’s Mulberry Moon Farm was a staple favourite all summer long in SouthFields Village this year. They are back again as one of the fourteen food vendors at the EXPO’s farm market and chef challenge.


out that it was more than just possible. She discovered a whole world of other young people who were paving the way toward making a viable living from organic farming.

Around the same time SouthFields Village Farmers’ Market began canvassing for vendors. As soon as Kim got wind of us, she got in touch and booked a stall for Mulberry Moon. It was a match made in heaven. Her application legitimized our efforts and helped ensure that our dream came to fruition.

If she had to pick one word to describe herself, Kim would say it is “lucky.” She says, “my most memorable farming experience so far came in the form of a revelation. I was planting a seedling in

the ground. It was a warm spring day and I could feel everything coming alive. I stopped, looked around and thought: ‘This is my job. This is my office!’ Being able to work outside in the country everyday always comes around to shock me with how incredibly lovely and peaceful it is,” says Barker.

“Selling the food we grow at the farmers’ market is a very rewarding experience. It feels very natural, like the way people have been sharing food for centuries. I think putting a face to the people who grow your food, and for us, putting a face to those who eat it, really makes agriculture a more personal experience, which it should be,” she concludes. .CS

SouthFields EXPO Chef ChallengeThe SouthFields Village EXPO Chef Challenge is a skills and

cooking technique competition and exhibition. Competing chefs will square off in three rounds of challenges that assess each chef’s hand skills, prep skills, cooking acumen and overall creativity.

The SouthFields Village EXPO Chef Challenge is being generously sponsored by Sheldon Creek Dairy (milk, yoghurt and sour cream), Cheltenham General Store (anti-biotic and hormone free beef) and Garden Foods (pasta sauce).

Juror’s ChoiceSouthFields Village Farmers’ Market Resident Chef Jason

Taylor of Taylor’d for Taste will be leading a panel of judges as they select one winner for each category: sweet and savoury. The esteemed panel of judges will also include Mayor Marolyn Morrison; Regional Councillor Ward 2, Allan Thompson and Peel District School Board Trustee, Stan Cameron. The winners of the SouthFields Village EXPO Chef Challenge Juror’s Choice Award will be announced at 11:20 a.m. in the Big Pond.

Popular Choice: buy a vote for a chance to win!

Sometimes in life it’s okay to buy a vote! Pay what you can or pay what you want. There’s no obligation but proceeds from ‘vote’ sales will go toward supporting music, sports and arts programming in our community. We all know that extracurricular stuff adds up. Caledon Spectrum wants to help do what we can to make sure that money is not the reason why a child might not get a chance to participate in organized sports, dance, visual art, drama or learning how to play a musical instrument.

how it works

The amount of votes you get depends on the value of your donation and each vote comes with a chance to win a fantastic door prize (up to $5 equals one vote, up to $10 equals 3 votes, up to $20 equals 8 votes)! Thanks to the generosity of local businesses such as Glen Echo Nurseries Inc.; ChicàBOOM Consignment Furniture, Fashion and Décor; Odd & Errands; Independent Party

Lite Consultant Sheila Sheilds; Garden Foods and many more, you can buy a vote for a chance to win anything from a gift certificate for a live seven to eight foot Fraser Fir Christmas tree to a gorgeous gift basket stuffed full of products from locally sourced businesses.

You’ll get a double ticket. One you fill out and enter into our raffle and the second you take to the Big Pond and show your appreciation for your favourite chefs. The Popular Choice Competition will be running all day in the Big Pond and Spirit Tree Gallery. Chef Challenge Award recipients, the amount collected and how funds will be disbursed will be announced online at caledonspectrum.com. .CS


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why she encapsulates what Caledon Spectrum and SouthFields Village EXPO are all about.

So we’ve partnered with her and several other local businesses to bring you our Makeover Madness Central. We’ve got high-end consignment, hair styling, make-up, one of-a-kind jewellery, clothing and more to have you looking and feeling great.

a breath of fresh air

Hattie got our attention back in 2010. At the time, she and her friends were getting ready for their first Couture Fashion for a Cure Found event. Then we started to see Facebook posts showing lovely, unique jewellery. “I love anything vintage for its history. I love being able to hold something and think about what it was like when it belonged to somebody else, however many years ago. It’s the closest thing we have to a time machine,” says Dunstan.

We were struck by her hattitude even as she was nearing 15% lung function. She would get winded from simply bending down to pick up her cat so you’d think she would succumb to self-pity or that her friends would scatter when things got really tough.

Instead, they rallied around her. The girls hoped to raise $3,000 for Cystic Fibrosis (CF) research. They ended up with $30,000 and over the next three years they would raise $80,000 for Cystic Fibrosis Canada. As well, they inspired thousands of people, including us, to become more aware of the disease.

But there’s more to Hattie than being defined by her hereditary illness. She has been making jewellery since as long as she can remember and started selling the pieces to family and friends at age eleven. By fifteen, while looking for a summer job, she discovered the Ontario Government’s Summer Company; a programme that mentors kids through the process of starting a company and provides them with $1,500 in seed money. As a result, Dunstan started up Hattitude Jewellery, turning vintage brooches, earrings and other oddities into modern wearable collectables.

more than just good looks

Hattie’s success and active involvement in looking for a cure for CF served as inspiration for two more local traditions: Caledonstock and Mulligans Fore Matthew. The first is a Woodstock-style summer music festival, organized by Hattie’s uncle. The second is a golf tournament put on by SouthFields’ Maramieri family.

The Maramieri family are highly recognizable members of the community due to their strong support of it. They have attended virtually every gathering and volunteered to help where they could. When their son Matthew was born in 2012, the family had to quickly come to terms with his CF diagnosis. But rather than feeling sorry for themselves they decided to roll up their sleeves and do something to help raise money for a cure. Be sure to stop by their table at the EXPO to learn more about CF and buy your tickets for the next installment of Mulligans Fore Matthew. .CS

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expo key note speaker series

Six hours, ten talksaddressing lower back pain issues through fitness

Speaker: Renee Jadek, Renee J FitnessTime: 10:30 a.m. to 11:10 a.m. Location: Pond A

Renee Jadek often relates that “the most rewarding part of her job to be helping others achieve their health and fitness dreams through a holistic approach to exercise, nutrition and lifestyle coaching.” According to Renee, a certified CHEK exercise coach and personal trainer, most cases of lower back pain are due to muscle imbalance. Jadek specializes in functional strength training; core conditioning; links between nutrition and wellness; weight loss/management and the prevention and correction of musculoskeletal dysfunction.

In her experience, posture awareness and simple home exercises are often all it takes to prevent and even cure most of her clients’ lower back issues.

how invisible braces work and related case studies Speaker: Dr. Richard Schmidt, Dentistry at 8 NelsonTime: 11:00 a.m. to 11:40 a.m. Location: Pond B

With over 25 years of dental practice experience, Dr. Schmidt is unweaving in his assertion that “though I enjoy all aspects of dentistry my first love continues to be orthodontics.” With the advent of Invisalign, he has found it to be a renewed passion. The system empowers patients to realize what used to be fairly impractical: a wonderful smile without sacrificing convenience and comfort. As a dentist, he was also excited about this tooth alignment system because it allows him to continue addressing the oral health needs of his patients throughout the treatment.

In addition to being a Black Pearl level sponsor, Dr. Schmidt is a Premier Invisalign provider, earning that designation based on his level of expertise with the product. Client care, comfort and satisfaction are a top priority at Dentistry at 8 Nelson. To help make the process even less invasive for his clients, Dr. Schmidt’s Itero Scanner eliminates the need for messy impressions. Stop by the Dentistry at 8 Nelson exhibit space in the Big Pond for a complimentary scan and an opportunity to visualize how your smile may be transformed through Invisalign treatment.

tips for avoiding pet emergencies over the holidays Speaker: Dr. David Kirkham, Cheltenham Veterinary CentreTime: 11:50 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Location: Pond A

Though holidays are typically characterized by joyful energy and gatherings, they can also be a hazardous time for our beloved pets. Decorations, unusual foods and an increase of visitors can pose risks that, left unmitigated can have some unfortunate outcomes.

Regular Caledon Spectrum Contributor Dr. David Kirkham (BSc DVM) completed his initial studies in biology (honours) at McMaster University before moving to Guelph to study veterinary medicine (honours) at the Ontario Veterinary College. Dr. Kirkham is a mixed animal practitioner with an additional interest in companion and farm animal exotic medicine and surgery. Since graduation, Dr. Kirkham has completed studies in Basic and Intermediate Ultrasound (University of Guelph) as well as soft tissue surgery (Oquendo Center – Las Vegas). Dr. Kirkham holds accreditations from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency in; Brucellosis testing, Tuberculosis testing, Canadian Health Accredited Herd Inspection (CHAH), Equine infectious anemia testing as well as the export of cattle, horses, camelids, poultry and pet birds to the USA.

He has seen more than his fair share of unfortunate cases that were entirely avoidable. Join him for an engaging conversation about what you should take into consideration in order to reduce your chances of succumbing to common pitfalls and making sure that your holidays don’t end up including an emergency visit to the veterinarian’s office.

Female, 48 year old emergency room nurse. Treatment time: 18 months.

The change in routine, holiday foods and an

increase of visitors or time away from home can all pose

hazards to our pets. Learn how to mitigate the risks.


designer input on how to make your house a home Speaker: Sarah Dashkevich, 3d Interior DesignTime: 12:20 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.Location: Pond B

Decorating their own home to be challenging. No matter how creative you are, when it’s your home sometimes it can

be difficult to remain objective enough. Often, the biggest design challenges arise because in the rush to get settled, homeowners compromised too much on the look they really want in favour of temporary practicality. Then when it comes time to decorate we have to find a way to let go and rethink the way we have gotten used to using that space. Join Sara, principal designer at d3 Interiors, as she relays her proven tips and techniques for overcoming the five most common design challenges. Her tips will give your home that designer touch without breaking the bank. Dashkevich has over ten years of experience working at upscale international firms in Toronto. She routinely uses 3D and 4D technology to help her clients visualize their renovations as part of her hands-on consultative approach.

infusing lower maintenance into garden design

Speaker: Gino Piscelli, Region of PeelTime: 12:50 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.Location: Pond A

Fusion Landscaping is the art of developing lush outdoor spaces that require minimal regular watering. Gino Piscelli obtained his Environmental Landscape Management certification from Seneca College and for the past five years has been working as a Technical Analyst in the Environmental Education section of the Region of Peel. Earlier this fall he led a seminar in the SouthFields Village neighbourhood park on how to build a fusion garden. Participants literally created a complete garden, from scratch, within a couple of hours. Caledon Spectrum was there and we were really impressed by his wealth of knowledge and useful tips.

The Region of Peel is committed to raising awareness and education about water efficiency and sustainability. It is using the fusion concept to bring together the beauty of traditional landscape design with modern, eco-friendly innovation. Come learn how to create an affordable garden that conserves water and requires less maintenance.

moving seniors with care and compassion

Speaker: Keith ThoyTime: 1:20 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.Location: Pond B

For many people the thought of moving brings on a great deal of stress. When it comes to seniors who need to relocate from where they have lived for a significant part of their life, that stress

can amplify drastically. “We pride ourselves with having lots of patience and knowing that as we age things like moving to a new home become very stressful. We work with Downsizing Divas to ensure as trouble and stress free a move as possible,” says Thoy.

Throughout his career Keith Thoy has many years of experience working in detail oriented, precision driven environments. He has a lifelong love and appreciation for fine furniture and antiques. This, together with his compassionate nature give him a unique perspective on the needs of his clients. Though #10 Moving & Storage does not restrict their moving services to seniors, Keith does have a special connection with that segment of their client base due to his own involvement with the complimentary service provider, Downsizing Divas. Join Keith as he discusses some of the key points to consider when trying to ensure a smooth transition for seniors who are downsizing.

kitchen and bath renovation planning workshop

Speaker: Danielle Dawn, Caledon Tile Bath & KitchenTime: 1:50 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.Location: Pond A

Kitchen and Bath Designer, Danielle Dawn with General Manager, Colin Haley of Caledon Tile, Bath & Kitchen Centre

Bernhard Peter Sawatzki, founder of Caledon Tile, a business that has been serving the community for over 25 years says, “My best business decision ever was that I sold my business to Colin Haley!” Colin has been with Caledon Tile for over 22 years, starting his career as a truck driver and working his way up to the role of General Manager before taking over the business in 2009.

As Sawatzki puts it, “Colin has an exceptional personal quality! He is a gentleman and a very good person. A person of trust and reliability!” That sentiment is reflected in the company’s Better Business Bureau A+ rating. This Black Pearl level EXPO sponsor has a full-time kitchen and bathroom designer on staff (Danielle Dawn) and boasts an impressive 5,000 sq. ft. showroom that’s open six days a week, conveniently located to SouthFields Village.

Colin is proud to present Danielle as an expert on navigating clients through their home renovation requirements. Dawn has over fifteen years of design experience and, like Colin, worked her way to her current position in the company “from the ground up.” She takes a hands-on approach to project management and has working experience all the way from the showroom to the factory to the job site, even cutting wood and doing installations.

“We have a good feel for clientele and can design a kitchen to any budget, using a wide array of materials,” says Danielle. That dedication to quality and commitment to relationship building is why the company has so many long-term employees and enjoys such deep roots in the community. In addition to specializing in kitchens and baths Caledon Tile Bath & Kitchen are a proud supporter of Big Brothers, Big Sisters and other local community initiatives such as the SouthFields Village EXPO. Join them in an interactive foray into the world of planning for a your dream reno.

keys to a healthy social media work/life balance

Speaker: Candace Raymond, Banja SolutionsTime: 2:20 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.Location: Pond B

By now you must have heard that, when integrated properly, social media has the potential to expand awareness of your business. In today’s business

environment having a website and a social media presence is a must. But if information technology is not your field of expertise those marketing must-haves can seem daunting enough to be put off indefinitely. But with a little bit of know-how you too can easily enjoy your own slice of the social media marketing pie.

In business since 2006, Banja Solutions specializes in designing and building marketing tools for non-technically savvy sole proprietors and medium sized businesses. Banja designs and builds marketing platforms that encompass website and social media, developing easy to manage interfaces that take the stress out of your need to expand your online advertising and promotional activity. Join Candace as she discusses how her company successfully integrates online marketing tools with her clients’ existing infrastructures and establishes best practices that exceed industry standards.

perfect photos despite fast moving objects and poor lighting

Speaker: Lisa Scale, Bella PhotographyTime: 2:50 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.Location: Pond A

“Photography is about relationships. It is about who we are today, at this very moment. It is a way to capture

our accomplishments. It is our history. Each image holds it’s own special magic. One look at a photograph and the memories come flooding back,” says Scale. But when it comes to holiday photos the desire to capture those moments can often be frustrated by a flurry of activity that often seems to conspire against us.

Fast moving children and pets, poor lighting, trying to get everybody to fit in the same shot and other typical woes all make it difficult (but not impossible) to encapsulate some of our most precious moments. Lisa A. Scale, owner and principal photographer at Bella Photography, has over 25 years of professional experience. She is a graduate of the Creative Photography Program at Humber College, has also taught there and is currently serving on its Advisory Committee.

Scale has received numerous awards and much recognition for her work, including: 2012 Deputy Minister of Defence Award of Excellence, Canadian Forces Professional Photographer of the Year, Central Ontario’s Top Overall Photographer of the Year, Central Ontario’s Portrait Photographer of the Year (twice), Central Ontario’s Commercial Photographer of the Year, Central Ontario’s Best Child Portrait, Central Ontario’s Best Black & White photograph, and The Tibor Horvath Award for Image Excellence. Join Lisa A. Scale as she offers some invaluable tips on how to make the most out of those camera unfriendly situations.

interview with a ghost hunter

Speaker: Dianne Walters, Paranormal Research SocietyTime: 3:20 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.Location: Pond B

Not everything should be chalked up as paranormal. A proper investigation into ghostly activity has to start off by ruling out stray EMF energy, thermal spikes, water/sewer drainage issues, air

currents, and other things that can are explainable via scientific means. What’s left may be paranormal. With a medium and psychic on hand, Paranormal Research Society is able to discern the intent of an unexpected presence. Join PRS as they present an overview of the methods and tools used in their investigations.

Topics include: types of hauntings, tools of the trade; orbs, light anomalies, matrix and shadow people; EVP and disembodied voices, EMF and temperature fluctuations, ghost photography and the dangers involved in ghost hunting .CS


a generous payment alternative:

Gifts cards that work twice as hardby Yevgenia Casale

Gift cards are a convenient way to tell somebody you care about: “Go treat yourself!” But did you know that they can also be a way to support families in our community? This fall SouthFields Village Public School Council started working with Fundscrip to augment its pizza lunch programme. Now the school earns a 10% cash rebate on every purchase from Pizza Pizza.

This term alone we generated an additional $800 just for doing what we were going to do anyway. It’s money that will be used to subsidize the purchase of teaching tools, art supplies, musical instruments, technological devices and ensuring that school clubs, sports and field trips are things that every child can participate in.

You may be surprised to learn how easy it is for anybody to earn cash rebates for our school simply by purchasing what you buy all the time. Every month you spend hundreds of dollars on food, gas, clothing, pharmaceuticals, movies, restaurants, electronics, home renovations, department stores, and so on. Let that money also support families in our community. For a list of participating retailers visit: fundscrip.com/Retailers/retailer_list.aspx.

How it works

All you have to do is pay for your purchases using gift cards, bought at face value from FundScrip. A percentage of every gift card purchased is contributed to our school’s fundraising efforts. Instead of paying with cash, credit or a debit card, use a gift card that’s connected to our account. It costs you nothing extra but you just earned money for our school.

Buy the bountiful gift cards

Visit the FundScrip website at fundscrip.com, click on the “Sign Up” button located on the top right hand corner and fill in the required information. Once you have completed the sign up process find the confirmation email in your inbox and click on the link to complete your registration. Be sure to enter the code GUJADR in the “Invitation Code” box.

Now you are ready to login go on and place orders!

Conveniently shipped directly to you

You can order your gift cards online, any time, and have them shipped to your home address for $0.73 (includes taxes). You pay this $0.73 when you checkout your order. There is a four (4) gift card limit in each order and a $500 maximum value of the cards.

Orders are processed four (4) days a week (Monday through Thursday) at 9:15 am ET once payment has been confirmed.

Available payment methods

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT): FREE. Activate by sending a completed application form and void cheque to FundScrip.

Interac Online: Earnings reduced by $0.85 per transaction for those with accounts at RBC Royal Bank; BMO Bank of Montreal, ScotiaBank and TD Toronto Dominion.

Credit Card: Earnings are reduced by 1.99%.

Online Banking Bill Payment: FREE. Pay for your orders as you would pay any other bill. There are no fees or deductions to earnings for using this payment. Please note that it can take at least three (3) business days for FundScrip to receive payment.

The more the merrier

We encourage everyone to invite their family members, friends, co-workers and neighbors to participate in our FundScrip gift card fundraiser as well. For more information visit fundscrip.com or email [email protected].

Bulk orders over $500

If you’d like to order more than $500 worth of gift cards. You can choose the Xpresspost or Xpresspost with signature options instead of Direct Ship 73.


Special promotions

Periodically, FundScrip issues promotions to the benefit of both the groups that are using them and those who are supporting them. The following promotions are available for the month of November:

WaySpa: 13% rebate to the school (up from 10%) plus the purchaser is entered in to a draw for a $250 gift card.

Sears: 5% rebate to the school (up from 3%) plus the purchaser is entered in to a draw for a Samsung 22” Full HD LED TV.

CARA (Bon Appétit): 5% rebate to the school (up from 3%) plus the purchaser is entered in to a draw for $200 in bon appétit gift cards.

The above promotions are valid from November 1st to November 28th, 2013. .CS

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Enjoy a special Lunch with Santa, Christmas trees, gift baskets, fresh free range turkeys, award winning

wines and great bakery foods, right from the farm,

all season long!

Fresh pressed cider and great holiday cheer, too.

All at Downey’s Farm!13682 Heartlake Road

Caledon (905) 838-2990

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Celebrate the blessed Christmas Season with us at

Mayfield United Churchwww.mayfieldunitedchurch.org

12496 Dixie Road, Caledon. 905.843.1035(1 km. north of Mayfield Rd.)

“The Heart of Christmas” by Pepper Choplin

December 15: Cantata, 7 p.m.Christmas Eve, December 24

Family Service, 4:30 p.m. Candlelight & Communion Service, 8:30 p.m.

Regular Services Sundays, 10:15 a.m.

(children’s program provided)


EXPO exhibitor listConfirmed participants at time of printing. May grow by show time. See caledonspectrum.com for most current listing.

artists and entertainers

Baker Magic ShowsCaledon Hills Studio TourClaude Church Concert SeriesDeborah ArmstrongMark GriceMary MorganelliWendy Mitchell-Burke

beauty and fashion

Adelphie Natural Skin CareAndrea Bunkiewicz: Arbonne ChicàBOOM Consignment & DecorDécor RememdiumHattitude JewelleryKamal’s House of Beauty Makeup & Lash Artistry by Amanda ColabufaloMiambiance Beauty Spa & SalonR & K Fashion Boutique Seacret WhimWorks Jewellery

food market

Albion Hills FarmBelfountain InnCheltenham General StoreCrave Cakes by MargaridaCrepes Etc.Edible EleganceJason Taylor, Taylor’d For TasteMulberry MoonThe Pie GuyzPizza BayRiverdale Farm & ForestSoup GirlSteeped TeaUncle Jack’s Meal PiesYummy Tummy (all gluten-free)

gifts

All Deco’d OutOdds & ErrandsPampered Chef: Julianna Di NardoPartyLiteScentsyShabana Bhutta

health and wellness

Dentistry at 8 Nelson*Healthy Smile Dental Hygiene ClinicRenee J FitnessRetire-At-Home ServicesZumba with Ivonne

home and decor d3 Interiors*Budget BlindsCaledon Tile*Freshly Painted

landscaping supplies Salisbury Garden Supplies

moving and storage

#10 Moving & Storage*Downsizing Divas

non-profits and services

Caledon Fire & Emergency ServicesCaledon Meals on WheelsCaledon OPPCaledon Parent Child CentreHome JamesLyme Disease AwarenessMayfield United ChurchMulligans Fore MatthewTown of Caledon Parks & Recreation

parent and child

Birth Experience Inc.Donna Merrick, crocheted baby itemsEco LivingMadeline Ann Hair AccessoriesWioletta Falcone, RESPsWee Watch

pet care

Bark Avenue SpaCheltenham Veterinary CentreGlobal Pet Foods

photographers

Bella Photography*Emily Krebec Photography

services for business

Banja SolutionsBreanne Merrick

service for individuals

Bruce Bell, RE/MaxLori Cook, Taylor Made Real EstateRana Singh Bassi, RBC Mortgage ServicesDianne Bandhan, Sunlife Insurance

sport clubs

All Star Sports

travel

Platinum RV

special thanks to our show sponsors:black pearl

Caledon TileDentistry at 8 NelsonLori Cook, Taylor Made Real EstateWee Watch

salmon

Garden FoodsMayfield United ChurchTown of Caledon Parks & Recreation

gold fish

Bruce Bell, RE/MAXRana Singh Bassi, RBC Mortgage SpecialistSheila Sheilds, Party Lite Consultant

in kind donors

Advanced Amusements Mark GriceTreehouse PotteryCheltenham General StoreSpirit Tree Estate CiderySheldon Creek DairyChicàBOOM Consignment & DecorGlen Echo Nurseries Inc.Sheila Sheilds, PartyLite

Limited space is still available. Contact 905.846.4852 or send a note through caledonspectrum.com for details on being an exhibitor at this event or to pre-book for future opportunities.

*Part of the EXPO Speakers’ Series


Visit Our Newly Renovated

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905.840.4433800.265.6672 caledontile.com

Kitchen and Bathroom DesignerDanielle Dawn

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Lori Cook Sales Representative

Office:416.876.7355Cell: 416.803.7944Web: Tailor-Made.caTailorMadeRealEstateInc.,Brokerage

“I am proud to call this place my home! As a Black Pearl level sponsor of the SouthFields Village EXPO, I am excited to support such an amazing event in our community.”

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