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hether it’s the summer “setback” or “brain drain,” no matter what you call it, summer learning loss is a very real phenomenon. According to multiple reports, including a 2011 study conducted by the RAND Corporation, students returning to school from summer vacation, on average, perform one month behind where the school-year last ended. This is a finding echoed in several studies, which consistently show that over the course of the summer holiday, students lose knowledge of the skills they learned throughout the September to June school-year.

According to Langen, summer programs offering engaging learning in robotics, coding, financial literacy, mathematics enrichment, and a wide range of other fascinating topics, keep bright young minds sharp in the off-season and give students an opportunity to “dig their teeth” into something meaningful. “It is thought that what is done during those 2 months makes a significant impact on the students’ academic success,” adds Langen. “A rest or change of pace is good for the summer, however, learning can still take place – and your child will appreciate it.”

With summer holidays in Canada spanning nearly two months, experts in the education sector agree that fighting off-season lag and keeping your child engaged during the long break from school is critical. “Significant differences in academic abilities between students happen during the summer,” explains Kim Langen, CEO and CoFounder of Spirit of Math Schools, an after-school math enrichment program for high-performing students. “Students may end the school year at the same academic levels, but there is a widening of the levels each year, and much of this happens during the summer holidays.” While some policy experts argue in favor of lengthening the schoolyear to combat summer lag, it has been shown that as little as two to three hours of daily summer education can help close the “summer slide” gap significantly. The lengthy summer break – the longest stretch of public school closures of the year in Canada - provides parents and students with an opportunity to not only stay sharp but also to leverage the gift of free time to achieve learning outcomes they might not experience in their day-school program. Parents often turn to private summer learning programs and camps to help their children explore a wide range of concepts, including those in exploration of STREAM programs (Science, Technology, Robotics Engineering, Art and Mathematics), which are becoming increasingly important in our rapidly changing world. While learning skills in problem solving, logical thinking, and teamwork, students attending summer programs dip their feet in to areas of study they don’t often see in the day-school curriculum. What’s more, they have fun while doing it.

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What could be worse than jumping into the shower first thing in the morning and the water stays cold? Surprise! Your water heater is not working. The average life span of a water heater is about 12 years depending upon the make and maintenance. There is no quick over-the-counter fix for this dilemma. You will need to call in the professionals. And chances are, you may be looking at replacing your water heater. Older homes have a lot of character, and they can also have a number of issues. Water pressure is a common problem with older homes. There are many possible causes including clogged pipes and leaks. Old pipes often experience corrosion and that could cause a water pressure issue. Call a plumber to investigate and help put the pressure back into your pipes.

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This Month IN HISTORY APRIL WEATHER TRENDS The month of April is anything but predictable. It is a month that is caught between seasons. While spring is springing, old man winter may not be completely done with adding a few flakes to the ground or some ice to the roads. Meteorologists call April a transitional month and they say that the time of year brings wild swings in weather. It can be warm one day and blustery cold the next. It can rain and then turn to snow in the same day much to the chagrin of many Canadians that have removed their snow tires. Albertans understand what an April snow event can do. Between April 17th and 29th in 1967, Alberta was walloped by old man winter. Intense winter storms dumped 175 cm of snow on the southern part of the province. There was so much snow that the western province had to call in the army to help them dig out. Food, fuel and animal feed had to be airlifted into the province. Many farmers lost cattle because the animals were unable to find food. In April 1974, it was a weather system of a different type that wreaked havoc, this time in southern Ontario. Windsor was on the edge of a series of tornadoes that had struck 11 states in the U.S within an eight-hour period. The storms killed three hundred and twenty three

people in the States and caused $1 billion in damage. In Ontario, eight people were killed when a funnel cloud touched down and demolished the Windsor Curling Club. Newfoundland is no stranger to powerful weather systems. On April 13, 1984, residents along the Avalon Peninsula lost power for days during an ice storm. Two hundred thousand people were affected when cylinders of ice formed on overhead wires. The ice storm lasted two days and covered the southeastern part of the province with 25mm of ice. Flood waters were responsible for devastation in Manitoba in 1997. Residents called it the ‘flood of the century’ after more than two thousand square kilometers of land along the Red River Valley was swallowed by floods. The water rose about 12 meters above winter levels. More than 800 farms were destroyed in 10 of Manitoba’s 14 federal ridings. Thousands of volunteers and Canadian soldiers worked tirelessly for days trying to stop the flood. Damage reached about half a billion dollars. In 2002, Mother Nature showed how she could create extremes within one month. Ontario and Quebec enjoyed a mid-April heat wave that shattered temperature records. Residents broke out the summer wardrobe but were disappointed when a week later snow, rain and ice pellets covered the Great Lakes region. There were several areas affected by the wintery weather but Ottawa felt the sting of old man winter. On April 28th, Canada’s capital city saw a record snowfall of 17cm. Sources: www.theweathernetwork.com/news/articles/unpredictable-spring-april-snow-in-ontario-in-perspective/65807 www.cbc.ca/news/canada/blasts-from-the-past-canada-s-worst-snowstorms-1.1370387 www.ec.gc.ca/meteo-weather/default.asp?lang=En&n=6A4A3AC5-1 www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/red-river-flood/

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April 2018 East Gwillimbury Public Library Visit our branch or website to see the many programs we have to offer including: Storytime with Sparky, Bee Creative Storytime and Craft, Mad Science, Intro to Hip Hop with KICKS Dance Studio, Lego Club, Kids Tech Lab, Animal Wellness Project & many Adult programs as well. Holland Landing Branch, 19513 Yonge St. 905836-6492 & Mount Albert Branch, 19300 Centre St. 905-473-2472. See more details at www.egpl.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 Exhibit: All in This Together Now through April 28. Come to the Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum to explore the atmosphere and experiences of our community during war time. What was it like for those who stayed at home? Also included, the “Dear Sadie” exhibit – on loan from the Archives of Ontario. The exhibit can be seen during regular hours of operation. Visit www. townofws.ca/museum for details!

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 Money Talks A free, informal discussion group to exchange ideas & unbiased financial information. 7-8:30pm first Wednesday of the month, September to June, Aurora Public Library. Moderator Roger Strong is not affiliated with any financial institution. Wednesday, April 4: Investment Plans/Investment Environment: What is our collective experience? Drop-In. Lebovic Room.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 & MONDAY APRIL 9 Women’s Dance Aerobics Free Trial “DanceIt Diva Nights”! DanceIt is a proven, full-body workout program for women, that brings passion back to fitness! Move with us each week to Latin, Jazz, Swing, Pop music & more. Find your inner 20 | April 2018 www.TheMonthAhead.ca

dance diva! Join us for a free trial on April 4th or 9th, 8pm at 140 William Roe Blvd., Newmarket. To register for your “DanceIt Diva Night”, contact Cindy at cindan@rogers.com or 289221-0054. Dance Made Easy. Fitness made Fun!

comedy/drama “Finding Your Feet”. The film screens at 7pm at the Cineplex Odeon Aurora, 15460 Bayview Ave., Aurora. Tickets can be purchased at the Aurora Public Library for $10. For complete details please visit http://aurorafilmcircuit.ca/

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Unity of York Region – Book Study & Discussion Group 7:30 - 9pm at York Judo & BJJ Club, Unit #3, 620 Steven Court, Newmarket. Apr. 5 – Completing “The Universe is Calling” by Eric Butterworth. Apr. 12 – New Book – “FINDING YOURSELF IN TRANSITION” by Robert Brumet. Info: 416-627-2380, 905-830-0331. ww.unityyorkregion.com

Unity of York Region – Sunday Service 10:30am at Newmarket Public Library, 438 Park Avenue. April 8 – “BLESSING: A Spiritual Prayer Practice That Will Transform Your World.” “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven” – (Matt. 6:3). April 22 – “IN SERVICE TO OTHERS” – Making a difference in the World. “I am blessed to be a blessing to someone else.” Info: 416-627-2380, 905-8300331. www.unityyorkregion.com

APRIL 5 & 19 Free French Language Conversation Group The 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. For more information visit http://bit.ly/partagezfr. Newmarket: Tim Horton’s, 17310 Yonge St. 6:30-8:30pm.

SATURDAY, APRIL 7 Bowling for Life 5th Year Richmond Hill Pro Bowl, 10593 Yonge St. 7pm. $20/adults. $15/12 yrs and under. 50-50 Draw – Door Prize – Raffles. Book before April 3rd by call Arlene at 905-954-1209. Supporting Canadian Transplant Assoc. ICE SHOW “Celebrating Canada” The Aurora Skating Club Ice Show is always a wonderful event for friends and family! Held at the Aurora Community Centre, 1 Community Centre Lane, Aurora. 1pm & 7pm. Adult ticket: $20. | Child $15. (12yrs-) | Senior $15. (65yrs+) 905-7131442. www.auroraskatingclub.com Euchre Fundraiser Join us for a fun night for a good cause. Royal Canadian Legion in Newmarket. Branch 426. 7pm - 1am. 707 Srigley Street. (905) 895-5481 - cash bar. Aurora Film Circuit Presents a screening of the British

TUESDAY, APRIL 10 Spaghetti Dinner The Anglican Church Women of St James the Apostle will be hosting a Spaghetti Dinner in the Parish Hall at 18794 Leslie Street, Sharon from 5-7pm. Adults $15, Children (under 12) $5 and Family (2 parents and up to 3 children under 12) $35. Aurora Public Library Painters Club. Join other painters in a fun, relaxed space! Bring your own watercolour, drawing/sketching projects, supplies & ideas; share tips & inspiration. All abilities welcome, but space is limited. 7pm. Optimist Room. Pre-register at 905-727-9494, ext. 275. Open House at The Tumble Tot Co. Come out to see our variety of competitive and recreational gymnastics programs developed by professionals. 4:30 - 7:30 pm. Details at www.tumbletot.com

APRIL 10 - 21, 2018 Theatre Aurora - The Attic, The Pearls and Three Fine Girls The Fine sisters have returned home from the funeral of their recently deceased father. Taking refuge in the attic, once the centre for childhood games, where they comfort and torment each other with unfinished business. This romp in the attic reminds the sisters of their childhood and forces them to redefine their future together. Call 905-727-3669 or visit www.theatreaurora.com for tickets. Quote promo code PEARLS for special

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 Spring & Summer Trends Bethel Christian Reformed Church, 333 Davis Drive, Newmarket. 9:1511:15am. Enjoy a Morning Out for just $6 (first-timers $4). Please Luga-Mug. Babysitting provided upon request. Featuring a Fashion Show by Northern Reflections. Speaker: Mary Legge, Keswick, “Freedom in Chains”. Presented by Newmarket Christian Women’s Connection in Association with RSVP Ministries. For reservations & cancellations, please call Marietta at 905-895-9312 or email: carolford6@gmail.com The Probus Club of Aurora Monthly meeting today from 10am to 12 noon at the Royal Canadian Legion, 105 Industrial Parkway North, Aurora. This month’s speaker is James Murray, a Beekeeper and his topic is Bees! For more information on this month’s speaker please call Cliff White at 905841-2421. New Members Welcome! Call Gary Gilbert at 905-895-2849 or be our guest at the meeting.

THURSDAY, APRIL 12 Amnesty International Meeting Amnesty International Aurora-Newmarket Group holds their monthly meeting 7-8:30pm to discuss current human rights issues & write appeal letters. Held at Trinity Anglican Church (in The Rectory building behind the church), 79 Victoria St., Aurora – all welcome! Free. For more information call Renee at 905-713-6713, www.amnesty.ca, amnestyaurora.wordpress.com

APRIL 12 & 26 Free French Language Conversation Group The 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. For more information visit http://bit.ly/partagez-fr. Covernotes Tea & Coffee House, 10268 Yonge St., Richmond Hill. 6-8pm.

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Euchre Night A fund raiser organized by the Rotary Club of Newmarket. Please join this Progressive Euchre Game of 8 rounds, at 6:45pm for the games starting at 7pm sharp. 55 Forhan Drive, Newmarket. $10 each includes light snacks. New players welcome. Contact Rohit Kumar Singh at rohit_ ks@yahoo.com to register.

SATURDAY, APRIL 14 Spring Book Sale Aurora United Church Women are holding a book sale at Trinity Anglican Church, 79 Victoria Street, Aurora. 10am to 2pm. Choose from a wide selection of second hand adult and children’s books at low prices. Stock up on your summer reading! Aurora Montessori School Open House 10:30am to 1pm. 330 Industrial Parkway North, Aurora. Now accepting registration for September 2018. 905-841-0065 or visit www.auroramontessori.com Bradford Arts Centre – Concert Presenting Kendra Dyck and Vlad Soloviev who explore music’s fascination with the idea of the muse. Featuring works by Mozart, Handel, Weill and others! Bradford United Church, 66 Barrie Street, Bradford. 905-751-5335, www. bradfordartscentre.org. Tickets sold online or at the door.

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SUNDAY, APRIL 15 Writer’s Community of York Region Kelley Armstrong, author of the Cainsville and Rockton fantasy series, will help local writers punch up their opening scenes. Bring the first few pages of your work in progress, or just come to listen and learn. Beginners to experts will find this a valuable experience. We strongly recommend registering in advance. Newmarket Community Centre, 1-4pm. Please register at wcyork.ca Spring Concert Encore! presents a choral concert: All Nature Sings! At 3pm at Sharon Hope United Church, 18648 Leslie St. in Sharon. Tickets may be purchased from any choir member or can be reserved by calling 905-722-6535. A select number of tickets will be available at the door. Adults $18, and Seniors/Students $15.

APRIL 15 & 29 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. For more information visit http://bit.ly/partagez-fr. Country Style Deli/Bistro, 14980 Yonge St. 3-5pm.

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Tim Kennedy and Roadhouse Boys are back. Great evening of music and dancing at the Royal Canadian Legion branch 426 in Newmarket at 707 Srigley St. For info call 905-895-5481.

East Gwillimbury Gardeners/East Gwillimbury Garden & Horticultural Society General Meeting at 7:30pm at the Mt. Albert Community Centre on Main Street in Mt. Albert. The speaker will be David Hawke from the Couchiching Conservancy who will talk about Fences and their Fascinating Roles in our Local History. Refreshments served. All welcome. For more info call 905-478-8450 or email us at eggardeners@gmail. com or visit us on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ eastgwillimburygardeners

Yuk Yuk’s Comedy Night! Presented by Rotary Newmarket. 7pm, 200 Doug Duncan Dr. Newmarket. www.newmarketrotary.

Aurora Public Library Storm Chasing in Ontario, with David Chapman. A very powerful presentation explaining the effects

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. The topic is “The Ethical Garden” with Marilyn Cornwell. 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. Storm Chasing in Ontario Watch an Ontario supercell tornado from start to finish as it cuts a path through the countryside near Arthur, Canada as well as two other tornadoes to hit our province. Presentation by David T. Chapman, photographing tornadic supercells, aurora borealis, unique weather and wildlife throughout Ontario. 2-3pm. Free. Newmarket Public Library. 905953-5110 x4800.

and Community Centre, Riverwalk Commons Spring Newmarket Hiring Expo Hosted by Seneca Employment Services. 3-7pm at the Ray Twinney Arena, 100 Eagle Street West, Ice Pad #2, Newmarket. Over 80 Employers in one location, hiring full-time and parttime positions locally. Don’t miss this opportunity! Free parking, advanced registration at www.workforceready. ca or call 905-898-6199. Bring your resume and dress for hiring success!

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Centre Registration for May and June programs begins at 1pm for infant programs (those under 12 month) 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 online at www.yorkchild.ca or at the Newmarket centre – 17310 Yonge Street – 905853-0754 or the Georgian centre – 70 Biscayne Blvd. – 905-476-3834.

THURSDAY, APRIL 19 Prostate Cancer Canada Network Newmarket Support Group Meeting for April. Newmarket Seniors Meeting Place, 474 Davis Drive, Halls 4 & 5, Newmarket. Meet & greet at 6:30 with meeting from 7 to 9pm. Presenters: Megan Kirk-Chang, Southlake Regional – UHN Prostate Cancer Exercise Trial, Vicky McGrath – Nurse Next Door Home Care Services. Everyone is welcome. Contact: 905-473-2688. Email: info@ newmarketprostatecancer.com Web address: www.newmarketprostatecancer.com

TUESDAY, APRIL 17 & 24 Unity of York Region – Midday Meditation 12 – 12:30pm at York Judo & BJJ Club, Unit 3, 620 Steven Court, Newmarket. Apr. 17, “Connecting with Source”. Apr. 24, “Entering the Silence”. Info: 905830-0331, 416-627-2380, www.unityyorkregion.com

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 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.

Meet Canada Reads Winner, Kim Thuy Hosted by the Friends of the East Gwillimbury Library. 7:30pm. Civic Centre at 19000 Leslie St. in Sharon. At the age of 10 she fled Vietnam with her family and settled in Quebec. She will discuss her latest novel Vi, the story of a woman who returns to Vietnam after coming of age in Canada. It will be published in English translation on April 10 and will be for sale at the event. Tickets are available at the Holland Landing and Mount Albert Library branches. $15 ($10 for members of the Friends).

A Second Probus Club in Bradford A social for retired or semi-retired people. Our next meeting is at 10am to 12pm. For more information contact Bonnie Keenan, @905-775-4700.

Parkinson Disease Support Group Our group meets the 3rd Thursday each month, 1:30-3:30pm at Trinity United Church, 461 Park Ave., Newmarket. All are welcome. For info contact Marlene Shields at 905-8953800 or almarshields@icloud.com

William Lyon Mackenzie King Newmarket Historical Society. Member and Treasurer Lena Thorogood will entertain us with the story of our longest serving and eccentric Prime Minister and the grandson of the leader of the 1837 Rebellion. 7:30pm. Lions Hall

Grand Opening! The “TLC Suites” group is celebrating: Upgrade your home. Upgrade your life! We are here for you! Naturopathy, massage, mind-body healing, photography & artist studio. Pamper

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Crime Writers of Canada’s 35th Anniversary Co-hosting a booklovers event at Newmarket Public Library. 2-4pm. Multiple author presentations, ask authors about writing and publishing, purchase their mystery/ thriller books, get them signed. Free coffee and birthday cake! Please register on our website at www.newmarketpl.ca or call 905-953-5110 ext. 4770.

Non AHS Members. For more info or to reserve your seat, call 905-7278991 or leigha.cooney@aurorahs.com Region of York Quilters Guild Meeting held at Newmarket Community Centre and Lions Hall, Doug Duncan Drive, Newmarket. Meetings begin at 7:15pm. This month’s speaker is Noshi Gulati with a presentation called “Airport Security Stole my Scissors”, a humorous journey to India and Back. Original designs featuring hand appliqué and hand quilting. Guests are welcome for a fee of $7. For more information about the guild – www. regionofyorkquiltersguild.ca

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The Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW) Aurora/Newmarket meets at the Royal Canadian Legion, 105 Industrial Pkwy. N., Aurora. Doors open at 7pm for meeting at 7:30pm. For speaker information and further information, please visit www. cfuwauroranewmarket.com. All women are welcome.

The Ladies Foursome A heart-warming hilarious comedy by Canada’s premiere playwright, Norm Foster is being presented by the venerable Newmarket Stage Company at Stage 426 – the Newmarket Legion, 707 Srigley St. Tickets are only $15. Call the Box Office at 905-727-3290. All performances at 8pm, with a 2pm matinee also on May 3rd. Discover what ladies talk about on the golf course!

Aurora Green Drinks Interested in connecting with community members who are passionate about the environment & sustainable development? Location: Aw Shucks Seafood Bar & Bistro, 15230 Yonge Street, Aurora. Free. Contact: auroragreendrink@gmail.com or 905503-5008 for more information.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 Garden Aurora! “Gardening with Native Plants”. Join Lorraine Johnson as she talks about working with native plants in your gardens. Meeting of the Aurora Garden Club is held at the Royal Canadian Legion, 105 Industrial Parkway North at 8pm. Join us for refreshments and the opportunity to become a member. Further information at www. gardenaurora.com or 905-713-6660. Aurora Historical Society Speaker Series 2018 Arlene Chan: The Chinese in Canada”. This presentation examines the stories of the Chinese in Canada, dating back to the early years of the Gold Rush and the construction of the CPR railway, are highlighted with archival photographs. 7-9pm. 15372 Yonge Street, Aurora. $5 AHS Members, $7

Simcoe Road, Bradford. www. danubeseniors.club or 905-775-0612. Spring Clean Up 2018 Hillary House National Historic Site Looking for volunteer hours? Tasks will include cleaning up debris and working with our landscape committee. Please bring a rake, gloves and a water bottle. Call 905-727-8991 or email leigha. cooney@aurorahs.com to register! Treasures Sale 8am to 11am, Bradford United Church (66 Barrie Street in Bradford, telephone 905775-7268). Proceeds support Bradford United Church & its charities. Contact the Church regarding table rentals. Hope to see you at the Treasures Sale! Euchre Party at Bradford United Church The Church is located at 66 Barrie Street in Bradford (telephone 905-775-7268). 1:30 to 4:00pm. 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.

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Crossland Public School’s 25th Anniversary Open House Did you go to Crossland Public School? Come join us for our 25th Anniversary Open House on Friday April 27th, 2018 between 6-9pm. There will be refreshments and presentations including the school’s time capsule from 1993! For more details email: Crossland25years@gmail.com

Giant Indoor Garage Sale Aurora Seniors Centre, 90 John West Way, 8:30am to 3pm. 905-7264767. White Elephant and Diamond Elephant Treasures. HUGE BOOK SALE. Famous Jewellery Table. ASA Crafters. “Sew” Much Fun – Knotty Knitters – Wood Shop. Coffee Shop.

Trinity Anglican Church Roast Beef Dinner Come enjoy mashed potatoes, turnip, coleslaw, peas and homemade pies! Silent Auction Tables with wonderful items! Adults: $20. Children under 10: $13. 62 Church Street, Bradford. 4:30-7pm. For tickets call Sheryl MacPhail at 905-775-3134.

SATURDAY, APRIL 28 20th Anniversary Celebration Come celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the founding of the Danube Seniors Leisure Centre in Bradford. Open house, presentations, live entertainment, light refreshments. 2-5pm. Presentation at 3pm. 715

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SATURDAY, MAY 5 Meadowbrook Public School’s 50th Anniversary All former students and staff are invited to come and celebrate Meadowbrook’s 50th Anniversary from 1:30 – 3pm. There will be a concert by current students, a silent auction, cake and punch. We will also be opening the time capsule from 1993. High Tea & Fashion Show St. James the Apostle Anglican Church will be hosting a High Tea and Second Time Around Fashion Show at the Sharon Temple Temperance Hall from 2-4pm. Doors open at 1:30pm. Cost $20/person. For tickets call Janice at 905-898-8112. Adult Workshop: Bird House Construct your own beautiful rustic birdhouse at the Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum! 9am to 12 pm. $25/person Fee includes all materials. Preregistration is required. Visit www.townofws.ca/museum

SUNDAY MAY 6TH Hike for Hospice Join us as we hike together to raise awareness and funds for Margaret Bahen Hospice and Doane House Hospice. Registration at 9:30 am. Hike starts at 11 am. Fairy Lake, Water St. in Newmarket. Register online at: www.myhospice.ca and www.doanehospice.org

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MAY 7 – 13 Mental Health Awareness Week Fundraiser Throughout York Region and South Simcoe. Shop from a variety of businesses – Eat at a variety of restaurants – All who are donating a portion of sales to Youth Mental Health. www.judybrunton.ca for more information.

Ongoing April 2018 Brad Jones Shotokan Karate-Do & Fitness Centre New courses starting in Shotokan Karate, Jiu Jitsu, Judo, Aikido, Fitness Kickboxing, Yoga & Zen meditation. 244 Main St. S., Newmarket. Please call 905-8959636 for further information. www.bradjoneskarate.com Crystal Reflexology EST. 1995 Painful Feet? Numbness or Tingling Due to Diabetes? Plantar Fasciitis? Arthritis? Relief from your discomfort is just a call away at 905-954-5512 for a Soothing 1 hour Foot Massage. Gift certificates available for all occasions. Visit www.crystalreflexology.ca. Monday Meditation nights – drop-ins welcome! We set the space for you to achieve relaxation, revitalization, and innerpeace. New and experienced will benefit. For more details, location and other classes, check the calendar at themiddlepillar.ca 905-717-5907, Bayview/Mulock area, Newmarket. Do You Suffer from an Autoimmune Condition? Do you want to move beyond simply managing your symptoms to restoring health? I approach autoimmune disease using a holistic, multifaceted strategy that includes homeopathy (a system of natural medicine that treats the whole person), diet/nutrition and effective stress management. To explore this approach, call for a FREE 20-minute no-obligation consultation: Linda Mariconda, HOM, DCHM, Registered Homeopath, 647-335-2873.

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By Samantha Forani, Graduate of McMaster University Everyone has nights when they cannot sleep. Sometimes it is often, sometimes not so often. There are many ways to improve your sleep and a lot of it has to do with your bedroom and your nightly routine. Even small changes can affect your sleep pattern, so keeping a steady routine is very helpful to ensure a good night’s sleep. Whether it is a noise factor, light, or distractions, there are simple solutions to all of these problems to fall asleep easily. Firstly, make sure your room is organized and laid out in a way that best suits you. Make sure it feels spacey and comfortable so you can move around easily. Also, and this tip will make your mom happy, keep your room tidy. Having a clean and organized space will make you feel more at ease and less stressed, especially when getting ready for bed at night. Knowing you do not have any tidying or tiptoeing around to do will make you feel much better.

Now, this next topic was inevitable. Electronics. We are all glued to our phones and computers, and they very much negatively affect our sleeping pattern. Studies have shown that shutting down all electronics a half an hour or more before you go to bed will greatly improve your sleep quality as it gives your mind time to shut off and fall asleep. So turning off all computers, TVs, and phones before bed is important. More so, make sure all such electronics are out of reach from your bed to avoid the temptation. Charge your phone away from your bed and not right beside it, and if possible, try not to put a TV in your bedroom. There are also useful apps you can download for electronics that will change the brightness of your screen according to the time of day. Of course there are still many more factors to a good night’s sleep (like the mattress and sheets that you use), but that is specific to every person’s individual needs. Paint colour can have an effect as well as certain colours which can impact your mood. So find what works for you to make sure you get a good night’s sleep!

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• 1 egg

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• 1/3 cup (75 mL) ketchup

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Craft Corner

Decorative Twine Bowl By: Carmina Pereira

You will need: • Plastic wrap

• Jute twine • Foam brush • Plastic gloves

• Bowl • Mod podge • Spray paint • Acrylic paint

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Wrap three layers of plastic wrap around a bowl. Slather on Mod Podge over the plastic wrap. This will help the string stick on to the bowl.

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Coil the string until you make a small disc, then stick it on to the center of the bottom of the bowl. Apply Mod Podge over the disk, then continue wrapping the string around the bowl while generously applying on more Mod Podge all over the string. Make sure not to wrap the string all the way to the edge of the bowl. You’ll need this edge to grab onto in order to remove the bowl.

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