Neighbours (September 2018)

Neighbours of

September 2018

Rachael and Rob Myers For the Love of Pierogi Cover photo by John Liviero, Sooters

Dear Neighbours, I’ve never been one for perogies. I once had a supervisor that loved to eat perogies when he was stressed out, so it somehow got into my psyche that perogies equals stress. I can’t shake it no matter how hard I try. It’s my Kryptonite.

Pet of the Month Margo

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Photographer: John Liviero, Sooters

I'm Margo. Check out my cute baby face. I am super cute. I am a purr machine and a snuggle monster. I would make a great pet and soul mate. I'd even make a great single pet. I am young around 1 or 2 years old. I was a great Mama but since all my babies were adopted I need a home too now. I know I will melt your heart. Could you be my forever home? Please apply for me on moggyrescue.org."

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My wife April, however, loves them and even explores many of the different flavours and varieties that are now becoming popular.

Our cover feature this month looks at a family that decided to make perogies for a living. It’s a fun story about a family that has roots deep in Riverside.

If I had my way, I’d probably open a burger shop and start selling “The Hamburger of Death”, which, believe it or not, actually reached the point of being tested by a national burger chain. “The Hamburger of Death” (not its name as it was being tested) contained three quarters of a pound of beef spread over three patties, three different types of bacon, three different types of cheese, topped with three large onion rings, served on a sesame seed bun with a heaping load of fries on the side. It was supposed to be the Superbowl of burgers, served as a promotion for the big game.

This is probably why I don’t own a burger joint myself. I’d inadvertently kill my customers with grease and fatty oils. The Myers family on the other hand, might just kill you with kindness and love.

There’s still lots of time left to enjoy outdoor barbeques and to discover all the beauty Riverside has to offer. It’s a wonderful place to live and a great time of year to be outside.

Thanks for checking out our magazine and spending a little time exploring a bit of what the neighbourhood has to offer.

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On our August 2018 cover we incorrectly credited the photographer for the photograph of Kevin Shea. The photographer of the cover photograph is actually Rocco Fuda.

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Endless Summer:

Stuffed Jumbo Shells

60th

Annual The Janisse Family Picnic

By Karen Tinsley | Photos by the Janisse Family

Recipe by Little Foot Foods | Photo by April Savoie

What would summer be without a picnic? Windsor’s Janisse family wouldn’t know, because they’ve been picnicking together since 1958!

Janisse Family 1983

Ingredients

Janisse Family 2017

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30 Jumbo Shell noodles

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2 – 28oz can tomatoes

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1 medium onion

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1 celery (chopped)

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For the kids, it’s always been all about the penny hunt and the jelly bean count. For the grownups, it’s the egg toss.

And let’s not forget the food! For 60 years, it’s been potluck picnic fare, with lots of opportunities to taste and share old and new favourites. In the early years, Uncle Lawrence--who worked at Purity Dairies—could always be counted on to bring lots and lots of ice cream. Then there’s Cousin Greg from Markham, who can always be counted on to bring his signature smoked pickerel.

Picnics have always been synonymous with summer for the Janisse family. When Pepe Tancrede and Meme Viola Janisse built their home at 204 Janisse Drive in Riverside, they hosted backyard picnics, normally culminating with an all-ages baseball game at St. Rose Park.

But 9 boys and 4 girls later, the Janisse family outgrew their homestead backyard—and the inaugural Annual Janisse Family Picnic was held in Windsor’s Memorial Park on August 3, 1958.

Over the years, the picnic has changed location many times, but one thing remains constant: this large family’s dedication to timehonoured tradition.

Bruce Janisse says, “Today, even with busy schedules and more and more of our family living outside the Riverside/Windsor area, our annual summer picnic is still well-attended. We’re expecting at least 50 this year.”

The 60th anniversary picnic took place on Saturday, September 15, just as we were going to press. Stay tuned for our October issue for more details and photos!

RECIPE

(diced)

4 cloves garlic (minced)

1 bag baby spinach 1 tsp nutmeg

1 ½ cups parmesan 1 cup ricotta 2 eggs

2 tbsp heavy cream

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1 carrot (chopped)

1 pinch bay leaves 2 tsp oregano

2 tsp rosemary 2tbsp butter 2 tsp salt

1 tsp pepper 1 tbsp sugar

1 tsp red pepper flakes

Instructions

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2 tbsp oil

1.

2.

In a large pot, boil 2 litres of water and book jumbo

shell noodles until al dente, approximately 7-9 minutes. Drain and cool in cold water. Drain again.

Heat oil in frying pan, add half the onion and garlic, sauté for 5 minutes. Add washed baby spinach, cover and stirring occasionally, cook until spinach is wilted, approximately 2 minutes. Remove from heat,

stire in nutmet, 1 cup parmesan and ricotta. Add eggs 3.

and cream and stire until a thick past forms.

In a saucepot combine tomatoes (with liquid), carrot, celery, bay leaves, oregano, rosemary, butter, ½ cup

parmesan, salt, pepper, sugar and red pepper flakes.

Simmer for an hour. Press sauce through a strainer to 4.

5.

remove bay leaves and any larger vegetable pieces.

Stuff shells with spinach and cheese mixture.

Cover bottom of baking dish with sauce. Add stuffed

shells and cover with sauce. Sprinkle with parmesan and back at 375 degrees for 35-40 minutes or until cheese is golden brown.

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Resident Feature Rachael and Rob met in 2006 when spotted her from across the room at a party. The two instantly hit it off and were married in July 2011.

“We got married in Costa Rica,” Rob remembers. “We realized what we originally wanted to do for the wedding probably wasn’t going to work. We already had booked a vacation to go to Costa Rica to see Rachael’s aunt and uncle. We were unsure of what we should do. The thought popped into my mind and I asked her if she would like to get married in Costa Rica on our vacation. She again said yes! With a little under two months before the date, we spoke with our parents to make sure they could go.

Rachael and Rob Myers For the Love of Pierogi

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Actor and comedian John Candy was a Canadian icon known for big hearted buffoon-like characters in blockbuster movies like Splash, Home Alone and the Great Outdoors from the 80s. But most people never really knew about his love of perogies. Candy loved himself a good perogy and would often have his favourites shipped from a Winnipeg restaurant to his home in Toronto.

That’s the magic of a good pierogi. Once you’ve discovered your favourites, you’re addicted.

For Rachael and Rob Myers those pierogi come from an old family recipe made by Rachael’s grandmother. As a young girl she would spend time in the kitchen assembling the family pierogi and grew a strong passion for cooking.

“My grandmother taught my mom how to make pierogi,” Rachael says. “They taught me how to make them when I was a young girl and the recipe got carried on through me. I didn’t spend much time in the kitchen as a teenager and I stopped making them for a long time.”

It wasn’t until years later when she was married to Rob that the family tradition resurfaced.

We wouldn’t have done it if they couldn’t be there. We didn't tell anybody else. We went to Costa Rica and got married. We still had a celebration with our families when we got back. It was perfect!”

Rachael’s family grew up in Riverside where she attended St. Rose and F.J. Brennan Catholic High School. She also studied Communications and Political Science at the University of Windsor where she obtained a Bachelor of Education and a Master of Arts in Political Science. Along with Little Foot, she also works at Metro part-time.

Rob attended Brennan as well, and studied Business Administration at the University of Windsor with a focus on Management and Marketing. Both his parents, Tedfred and Nancy, worked in the

“We walking down Ganatchio Trail on our daily walk and I asked her what she’d make if she was going to cook for people,” Rob recalls.

“When she said her grandmother taught her how to make perogies, I realized I've never eaten a pierogi from her. We went home and made a test batch in our little apartment kitchen and gave it all away.”

And now the Riverside family is engulfed in pierogi. They opened Little Foot Foods on Tecumseh Road about five years ago and offer nearly 40 different flavours at this point.

Even though their lives may seem tied up in pierogi, there’s much more to this amazing Riverside family than just a Polish delicacy.

Both of them were born in the neighbourhood and they’ve lived within a 15-block radius their whole lives. About a year and a half ago they welcomed their son Ellis to the world and they’re nestled comfy in their home.

“When we looked and realized we had roots planted here in Windsor we bought my grandfather’s house,” Rachael notes. “My mom lives here; Rob’s mom lives here and we're happy living in Riverside. We don't want to leave and I don't like hearing people bash Windsor because It's a great place to be.”

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Resident Feature Drama Department at the University, his father as a professor. In 2009, Tedfred was honoured with the Canadian Institute of Theatre Technology Educational Achievement Award.

The family loves being outdoors and tries to spend as much of its time as they can in area parks like Bridges Bay and Kiwanis. They also enjoy long walks along the Ganatchio Trail.

“Walking is a great stress reliever,” Rachael says.

“This neighborhood is pretty and I like walking to the park when there’s a baseball game on. That’s what I’m going to do right after we're done with this interview for example.”

Along with the parks, the waterfront is also another place the family visits regularly.

“Oh my goodness, the water is like two seconds away,” Rachael continues. “I couldn't imagine living in a bigger city let alone growing up in a city that didn't have water like this. I love that we have so much green space and a gorgeous waterfront.”

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When they don’t have time to explore the neighbourhood, they relish hanging out in their picturesque backyard.

“This is my dream house in my dream neighbourhood,” Rachael concludes. “I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else.”

Along with Ellis, the family also welcomes pets Buttons and Watson to their home. Buttons was named because he lays around like a pile of buttons and Watson got his moniker because he’s intuitive and curious.

Much like John Candy did, Rachael, Rob, Ellis, Buttons and Watson are living a life full of love, passion and pierogi.

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Home Selling In The Fall

Clean Out the Fireplace for the Fall Real Estate Market

Nothing smells like fall than smoke from a woodburning fireplace. If you have a gas fireplace, light it when buyers come through. If the fireplace is filled with cobwebs because it hasn't been used for months, vacuum it out and wash it down.

By Goran Todorovic, Broker at Team Goran

Home selling in the fall is the second-best time of the year to sell a home. Families have returned from summer vacations. Kids are back in school. The holidays aren't yet upon us. We are able to enjoy 75 to 80 days of normalcy, and that's a great time to sell a home.

We watch leaves explode in vibrant colours as for sale signs pop up in yards. People are happy and relaxed as the temperature begins to drop. It's not just sweater weather that creates static electricity in the fall; it's the scurrying of agents diligently working to add a few more sales under their belts before the busy holiday season creeps up.

Here are some great tips for attracting the fall home buyer:

Utilize Fall Accent Colours

Toss a quilt or fall-coloured throw over a chair. After you've cleared away the clutter and depersonalized each room, bring a little bit of the fall hues to each room by placing bold-coloured accent pieces in odd groupings such as 3's and 5's.

Create a fall centerpiece for the dining room table by arranging pine cones and nuts around orange candles, stick in a few leaves from the yard.

Clean Up the Yard

Rake dead leaves and debris in your lawn. Don't let overgrown vegetation block the windows or path to the entrance. Cutting bushes and tree limbs will let the sun inside and showcase the exterior of your home. Cut away summer vines and cut down dead flowers.

Get prepared now for the busy fall market that will soon be upon us. Call Goran Todorovic at Team Goran with RE/MAX Preferred Realty Ltd 519-979-9949 or visit www.teamgroan.com for your FREE home evaluation and Start Packing!

Create Fall Curb Appeal

The most popular fall flowers are chrysanthemums (or mums), and they bloom for a long time. Both mums and marigolds are available in the fall. Plant them in pots. Place pots on the steps and along the sidewalk. Accent with pumpkins or other types of squash.

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Farrow Riverside Miracle Park Reaches Another Major Milestone With Official SOD TURNING CEREMONY

By Farrow Riverside Miracle Park | Photos by John Liviero (Sooters)

On Wednesday, August 8th, 2018 at the side of the Farrow Riverside Miracle Park at 6755 Wyandotte St. E. gathered donors, dignitaries, community partners and baseball fans together for the official sod-turning ceremonies. Since the council approved to lease the land for a Miracle Field back in October 2017, it’s been full speed ahead.

The Miracle field is one of several key elements in the $2.5-million Farrow Riverside Miracle Park which, when it’s completed, will have a new recreational pathway, a fully accessible and inclusive children’s playground, and a relocated Cenotaph to honour the Riverside men and women who served in two World Wars and other global conflicts.

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September EVENTS 2018 September 1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29, 30, 31

Andy Warhol Exhibit

@Art Gallery of Windsor Featuring two exhibitions of Andy Warhol’s work, photographs from Baxter’s 2008 residency in Rennes, France, a group artist exhibition of contemporary art, and a still life exhibition from the AGW collection, this program is sure to wow you with quality and content. It is a pleasure to have American Pop artist Andy Warhol showing solo at the AGW for the first time in two projects featuring prints from the 1970s and 1980s and the experimental film, EAT. Time: 11:00am – 5:00pm Cost: $121 and up September 1, 6, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15 & 16,

Fun Home

@ Kordazone Theatre Welcome to a musical about a family that is nothing like yours… and exactly like yours; about looking back, and moving forward; about making sense of our parents, and ourselves. The winner of five 2015 Tony Awards® including Best Musical, Fun Home is based on Alison Bechdel’s best-selling graphic memoir. This groundbreaking production introduces us to Alison at three different ages, revealing memories of her uniquely dysfunctional family that connect with her in surprising new ways. The story concerns Bechdel’s discovery of her own sexuality, her relationship with her gay father, and her attempts to unlock the mysteries surrounding his life. It is the first Broadway musical with a lesbian protagonist. David Burrows directs this thrilling musical for its Windsor Premiere. Music by Jeanine Tesoro / Lyrics & Book by Lisa Kron.

Time: Sept. 1, 6, 7, 8, 14, 15 – 8pm & Sept. 9 &16 – 2pm Cost: $25 Fri. Sept 7

Gowan

@Caesars Windsor Laurence Gowan, the Scottish-born Canadian Rock n’ Roll Hall of Famer has an impressive collection of 1980s hit singles such as “A Criminal Mind”, “You’re A Strange Animal” and “Moonlight Desires”. Gowan has had six Canadian Top 10 songs, earned two Juno Awards and four of his albums went Platinum. He is the recipient of multiple SOCAN Classic Awards recognizing 100,000 radio plays. Trained as a classical pianist, Gowan’s solo performance trades electronics for guitar-based singersongwriter rock bringing his incredible energy and excitement to the stage.

With a career spanning decades as a solo performer, in 1999 Gowan was asked to join the classic rock band Styx as lead singer and keyboardist. He continues to record and tour with the band, playing up to 100 gigs every year and selling out shows across North America.

Time: 9 pm Cost: $25 and up

Sat. Sept 8

Sat. Sept 15

September 22 & 23

@Olde Walkerville Theatre Pressa is a famous and a very perspective young hip-hop performer.

He is one of the rare performers who manage to combine their natural, inborn gift with hard work and motivation. He is one of the rappers who can make a fusion of classical hip-hop with the new authentic tune and manner of performing.

Time: 7pm Cost: $25 and up Sat. Sept 8 Wheels On Wyandotte @Royal Canadian Legion Branch 255 8th Annual Wheels on Wyandotte For More details, please go to www.rclbranch255.com/events.html

@Caesars Windsor The award-winning artist Johnny Reid will headline multiple venues across the country in support of his soulful new album “Revival” available everywhere now via Universal Music Canada. Joining Reid on the “Revival” tour will be his long-time Big Band, The Soul Providers.

With an illustrious career spanning more than two decades, the JUNO Award winning singer has captured the hearts of fans and audiences around the world. A critically acclaimed vocalist, the blue-collared, soulful singer-songwriter Reid is widely known for his lyrical honesty and musical ability, as demonstrated by his extensive catalogue of hit songs, album sales totalling over 1.5 million units, countless awards and multiple SOLD OUT national arena tours. With the release of “Revival”, co-produced by Reid and the legendary Bob Ezrin (KISS, Alice Cooper), the highly praised and top-ranked Canadian star will add to his remarkable catalogue – his first brand new collection of material since 2015’s PLATINUM “What Love Is All About”.

Time: 8 pm Cost: $47 and up

@The Capitol Theatre – Pentastar Theatre “Maria!” Whether you’re a Jet or a Shark, you’ll be dazzled by the sweeping beauty of Leonard Bernstein’s most celebrated musical: West Side Story. Hear your favorites songs such as: Maria, Cool, Somewhere, and I Feel Pretty. Led by Maestro Robert Franz, this performance is sure to have you leaving the Capitol Theatre snapping!

Time: Sept 22 – 8pm, Sept 23 – 2:30pm Cost: $14 and up Sun. Sept 23 Hawaiian Party Luau Fundraiser @Royal Canadian Legion Branch 255 BBQ Pig Roast, Hawaiian Partu Luau Fundraiser. Entertainment: Mister Please Band. Come do the Limbo or participate in the Hula Hoop contest to win a great prize. Feast on a delicious BBQ Pig dinner with all the fixings.

Time: 3-7pm Cost: $30 – Adults, $15 – ages 6-9, Free – children 5 and under www.rclbranch255.com/events.html

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Thurs. Sept 13

Amy Schumer

@Caesars Windsor One of entertainment’s leading forces today, comedian, actress, writer, producer and director, Amy Schumer, returns to The Colosseum stage with a new standup tour Amy Schumer & Friends. Joining her on stage are a hilarious group of comedians – Bridgett Everett, Rachel Feinstein and Mia Jackson. Visit amyschumer.com/tour for more details.

With her unapologetic brand of humour, Schumer’s star continues to rise with a growing list of industry awards and nominations for her work including: a Grammy nomination for Best Spoken Word Album; Pollstar Award for “Comedy Tour of the Year”; The New York Times best seller list for The Girl with The Lower Back Tattoo and more. She has been selling out venues across North American and is the first female comedian to sell out Madison Square Garden, New York.

Time: 8 pm Cost: $58 and up

Sarnia Sting @ Windsor Spitfires

@WFCU Centre The three-time Mastercard Memorial Cup championship Windsor Spitfires are Windsor’s junior ice hockey team in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) will take on the Sarnia Sting.

Time: 7:05 pm Cost: $15 and up

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Tue. Sept 18

Thurs. Sept 27

@Caesars Windsor One of the defining rock bands of their generation, blink-182 has sold over 50 million albums worldwide since debuting over 25 years ago with Platinum-selling hits and chart-topping singles “All The Small Things,” “What’s My Age Again,” “Bored to Death” and “I Miss You”. They combine high-energy dynamics with an artistic ambition that transcends any genre. Now with Matt Skiba (of Alkaline Trio) as singer/guitarist, the group has entered a new chapter with main stays bassist and vocalist Mark Hoppus and drummer Travis Barker. Throughout their career, blink-182 has earned multiple MTV music awards, Grammy Award nominations for Best Rock Album (2017) and Billboard Music Award for Modern Rock Track of the Year (1999). See blink-182 this spring, now on tour in support of their latest studio album California (Deluxe).

Time: 8 pm Cost: $82 and up

@WFCU Centre The three-time Mastercard Memorial Cup championship Windsor Spitfires are Windsor’s junior ice hockey team in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) will take on the Saginaw Spirit.

Time: 7:05 pm Cost: $15 and up

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Thurs. Sept 13

Thurs. Sept 20

Guelph Storm @ Windsor Spitfires

@WFCU Centre The three-time Mastercard Memorial Cup championship Windsor Spitfires are Windsor’s junior ice hockey team in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) will take on the Sarnia Sting.

Time: 7:05 pm Cost: $15 and up September 22 & 23 Doors Open Windsor Tour more than 30 interesting places and spaces throughout the City of Windsor including guided walking tours of historic neighbourhoods.

Stunning architecture, sacred spaces, buildings that have been given new life, museums and places that tell us the history of our community are all featured in this a family friendly event.

Time: please see the website for time at each location Cost: FREE www.doorsopenwindsor.com

West Side Story In Concert

Saginaw Spirit @ Windsor Spitfires

Thurs. Sept 29

Grieg Piano Concerto in A

@The Capitol Theatre – Pentastar Theatre Making his WSO Debut, internationally acclaimed pianist Spencer Myer performs Edvard Grieg’s Piano Concerto in A. Myer was instrumental in the selection of our new Steinway piano. Included on this program is Divertimento by influential Canadian composer Violet Archer and Tchaikovsky’s fateful Symphony No. 4.

Time: 8 pm Cost: $14 and up Thurs. Sept 29

Kitchener Rangers @ Windsor Spitfires

@WFCU Centre The three-time Mastercard Memorial Cup championship Windsor Spitfires are Windsor’s junior ice hockey team in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL) will take on the Kitchener Rangers.

Time: 7:05 pm Cost: $15 and up

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