Locally Owned and Operated..Celebrating Issue No.125 May 22, 2016
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New App Makes Main Beach Parking Easier Wasaga Beach Lions Club Bingo every Friday evening. Up to $5000 in prizes..New!!$1500 Jackpot Game. RecPlex Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Contact: Wasaga Beach Lions Club at 705-429-3331 Wasaga Beach Toastmasters meet every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Wasaga Beach Public Library. For more information call 429-6416 or 429-5464. May 21 - Wasaga Beach United Church presents "The 8th Annual Spring Fling” Location: Wasaga RecPlex, 1724 Mosley Street. Dance to your favorite Rock'n Roll tunes with THE DESOTOS & Guests Vocalist, Madeleine French & Russ "Dr. Sax" Strathdee. Tickets are $25.00 per person and are available at the Chamber of Commerce, 550 River Rd. West 705-429-2247, IDA Pharmacy, 45th Street - 705-425-2515, In Midland at Johnstones Music Land - 705-526-7821, Irene 705-429-9305, Merle Stetler - 705-429-0025, Jim Park705-429-9979. Doors Open at 7:30 p.m. Pizza, Snacks, Silent Auction & 50/50. For more Doug Vincent, Senior Municipal Law Enforcement Officer and information United Church contact is Alan Ritchie Wasaga Beach Mayor Brian Smith see a demonstration from 705-422-1028 HonkMobile founder & CEO Michael Back. May 22 - Electric Elements Beach BOOSTER Media Photo Wasaga Beach has been world-renowned for its legendary May 2-4 long weekend parties for Beach BOOSTER Media Group was pleased to be a part of decades. Every year, thousands of people from all over the World flock to our sandy shores to celebrate this week's official launch of HonkMobile in The Beach at the start of another incredible summer in the best Beach Area One. North America's fastest and most way possible - surrounded by friends, and perfect convenient way to find and pay for parking is now available strangers, all coming together for ONE huge party. in here. The HonkMobile app enables visitors and Electric Elements is the annual May 2-4 Festival residents to seamlessly search, pay for and top up parking that's capturing the action and taking this weekendfrom their phone or tablet, eliminating the need to drive in long party to the next level. It's a celebration of life, music, and a brand new summer season just around search of a parking spot. Payment can be made by credit the corner, full of memories just waiting to be made. card or with the set up of a PayPal account, by debit as well. It's a guaranteed May 2-4 Weekend to remember. Available at 1650 spaces across 11 lots, and eight blocks of The only thing we're missing is YOU! For more street parking, the HonkMobile parking app will greatly information visit www.electricelementsfestival.com May 26 - Wasaga Beach Community Garden assist drivers locate parking spaces quickly in Wasaga Workshops "Yoga for a Healthy Back” Beach, eliminating the need to stand in line at ticket Location: WB Community Garden. Time: 6 p.m. machines to purchase parking validation tickets. *Please RSVP for all workshops by contacting The easy-to-use, free app lets drivers bypass parking Darlene Poole at 705-429-3321 x 22 or meters. Users receive alerts 15 minutes prior to the facilitybookings@wasagabeach.com May 26 - Business After 5 expiration of their parking session, giving them the Location: Chamber of Commerce Boardroom, 550 opportunity to pay for additional time remotely, eliminating River Rd. West. Time: 5 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Co-Hosted the potential of receiving a parking ticket. The app also by the Wasaga Beach Chamber of Commerce and stores and manages parking receipts. Mayor Brian Smith On The Bay Magazine. Networking, auction prizes, delicious food and great people! Everyone is commented that “the Town strives to make visitor welcome! There is no charge to attend and experiences easy and enjoyable. The HonkMobile parking membership is not required. We look forward to app provides a convenient, user-friendly parking alternative seeing you there! For more information contact: for visitors to our beautiful beach community; as well as Cathy Holland-Hendry, Business After 5 Coordinator residents that enjoy 14 kilometers of freshwater beach in and WBWBA - 705-429-1112, cathysflowers@rogers.com Trudie McCrea, Office their backyards. Additionally, the app will assist drivers to Manager, Chamber of Commerce - 705-429-2247 find parking spaces quickly, while also reducing driver May 28 - Fort McMurray Charity Ride stress that often accompanies searching for parking Location: Wasaga Beach YMCA parking lot. Time: 10 spaces.” a.m. This year's Mayor's Ride test run will be in support of the Fort McMurray Red Cross. Cost: $10 “We love to focus on helping municipalities like the Town of which goes directly to the Red Cross. No need to Wasaga Beach,” says founder & CEO Michael Back. As register. Just show up ready to go by 10am. Fox cities become more popular and the demand for parking Harley-Davidson in Owen Sound is our lunch and increases, the supply of spots begins to lag. Honk bridges final stop. They will provide lunch at a nominal cost the gap by helping to better allocate existing parking and will be donating that money to Fort McMurray Red Cross as well. For more information visit resources.” www.facebook.com/wasagabeachmotorcyclerally Apps for iPhones and Android devices are available on line. May 28 - Horticultural Society Plant Sale Other devices can access HonkMobile on their browsers. Location: Oakview Woods Gazebo, 1724 Mosley Learn more at www.honkmobile.com. Street. Time: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. For more information contact: Maureen Anderson at 705-429-8714 May 28 - Re/Max of Wasaga Beach "Yard Sale for the Cure" Location: Wasaga RecPlex parking lot, 1724 Mosley Street. Time: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. For more information call Re/max at 705-429-4500 For more information contact: Wasaga Beach Chamber of Commerce 705-429-2247 / 1-866-292-7242
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8th Annual Spring Fling with the DeSotos Rock & Roll Show Saturday, May 21, 2016 at the RecPlex Doors Open 7:30 p.m. Pizza, Snacks, Silent Auction & 50/50. Tickets available from Chamber of Commerce 705-429-2247, IDA Pharmacy 45th, Johnstones Music Land Midland, Irene 705-429-9305, Merle Stetler 705-429-0025, Jim Park 705-429-9979. Sponsored by Wasaga Beach United Church, Contact: Alan Ritchie 705-422-1028
Pork Souvlaki Souvlaki is a one of my favorite meats to grill on the BBQ. Tender, delicious, and juicy the pork loin skewers cook quickly and evenly producing an amazingly delicious aroma and flavor. These will be an excellent addition to your spring and summer favorites. I have included a tasty recipe for Tzatziki sauce as well if you feel inspired to make your own. This dish can be served as a sandwich in a pita with tomatoes and onions, or as a tasty entree with rice and a fresh garden salad. 1 1/2 lbs boneless pork loin 1/4 cup lemon juice 1/4 cup olive oil 4 garlic cloves crushed 1 tablespoon dried oregano 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper 6 Greek pita breads Trim and cut pork into 1 inch cubes. In large bowl, whisk together lemon juice, oil, garlic, oregano, salt and pepper. Add pork and stir to coat. Marinate in the refrigerator for 30 minutes thread pork onto six 8 inch skewers and place directly on the BBQ. If you are broiling them in the oven place on a foil lined bake sheet Brush with marinade. Broil 6 inches away from heat or grill turning halfway through, until just a hint of pink remains inside, about 12 minutes. Spread tzatziki over each pita. Remove pork from skewers and place on pitas; fold over. Serve with diced tomatoes and onions.
Tzatziki Sauce Ingredients 8 ounces Greek yogurt 1/2 medium cucumbers, peeled, seeded and finely chopped 2 ounces sour cream 1 small pinch salt 1 1/2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 1 teaspoon red wine vinegar 2 mint leaves, finely minced 1 garlic clove crushed Put the chopped cucumber in a tea towel and squeeze to remove liquid. Discard liquid. Sprinkle with 1 teaspoon salt and mix into the cucumber. Set aside 20 minutes. Then squeeze again to remove as much liquid as possible. Combine the yogurt and cucumber, sour cream, pinch of salt, olive oil, red wine vinegar, mint and garlic. Place sauce in the refrigerator for 1 hour or more to meld flavors. Stir before serving. The
Wasaga Beach’s Finest Citizens Awards Volunteer Awards: Knights of Columbus – Don McDonald Men’s Probus Club of Wasaga Beach – Gord Gregory, Tom Parkes, Bob Wheller Probus at the Beach – Shirley Ann Cook Georgian Good Food Box – Loretta Stabile, Lori Hyde Rotary Club of Wasaga Beach – Kevin deGroot, Lorrie Good, Holly Haire, Steve Wallace, Dr. Peter Wilson Wasaga Beach Community Policing Committee – Lloyd Lancaster, Mike MacMullen Wasaga Beach Lions Club – John Tindale Wasaga Beach Recreation Department – Kate Gass, Eryn Hilliard, Bob Jackson, Bill Joyce, Owen McKechnie, Dr. Peter Wilson Wasaga Beach Community Events – Julia Beaulieu, Peter Buttke, Terra McDonald, Judi Wilson, Steve Wilson Wasaga Beach Snowman Mania – Dawn Braid, Janet Farr, Laurie Gibson, Tanya Laurence, Doug McCullough, Wendy Sherk, Tanya Snell Wasaga Beach Youth Centre – Brooklynn Adema, Allen Bennett, Alyssa Branden, Jannelle Giesbrecht, Nathan Haldane, Mike MacMullen, Abbi Meyers, Ronin McKay, Rachel Struewing, Matt Wells,Brody Workman Wasaga Film Fest – Carol Romanella, Kathy Wadham Wasaga Sunbirds Probus – Sandra Bailey Joe Bickerstaff was awarded Historical Appreciation. The annual Historical Historical Appreciation - Joe Bickerstaff Appreciation Award recognizes individuals who have played a significant role in the promotion or conservation of the history of Wasaga Beach. Photos courtesy Bryan Davies Photography
John Tindale (centre) was awarded Wasaga’s Finest Citizen Award for his outstanding work with the Wasaga Beach Lions Club. Bill Frieday (Club President, left) presented the award with Mayor Brian Smith giving the congratulations on behalf of the Town
Five members of The Wasaga Beach Rotary Club were presented with their awards by Dr. James Khoele, outgoing President of Wasaga Rotary Club. Pictured L to R are, Dr. James Khoele, Lorrie Good, Holly Haire and Dr. Peter Wilson. Two other members who received awards were on a Rotary HHART mission in Haiti: Kevin de Groot and Steve Wallace.
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opening my bedroom door every half hour, staring at me for a few minutes and then leave. It's cool how our pinky finger evolved into a cell phone stand. If you feel lonely... dim all lights & put on a horrormovie. After a while it won’t feel like you are alone anymore "Don't make me regret this." -things I think when accepting a friend request. Broccoli: “I look like a tree.” Walnut: “I look like a brain.” Mushroom: “I look like a umbrella.” Banana: “I don’t like this game.”
A Memorable Night at 5th Wasaga Film Festival Red Carpet Gala Awards Thanks to Town Council declaring “April” as film festival month, the Wasaga Film Festival had a busy four weeks of screenings throughout our community held at various local businesses that culminated at the Red Carpet Gala Awards on April 30th at the Wasaga Beach RecPlex. It was a starstudded evening with opening act, Telstars Rock'nRoll Show Band, a 50's and 60's music genre, a breathtaking performance by Emma Wright our 2015 Collingwood Idol with local favourite singer/songwriter, Rebecca Stephens, who sang her 2014 WFF Regional SGB Platinum Music Video Award song “There is a Light” produced by double Platinum award winner and 2016 WFF Regional SGB Gold Award Music Video for “Devil in Me” by The Sandra Good Band, Mary Ann Watts. The Wasaga Beach Glee Club impressed the audience with their rendition of “Video Kill the Radio Star”, featured artist, Lyric Dubee currently in Malibu sent a video greeting including two performances of his new songs. Gordon Deppe and Sandy Horne from The Spoons brought back the 80's nostalgia during the evening with their hit song “Romantic Traffic”. Special guest presented by Wasaga Beach Brewing Company, Canadian Legend Rock'n Roll, Bobby Curtola charmed the women with “Fortune Teller” and “Three Rows Over and Two Seats Down”. In the audience the Face Over for this song where Bobby performed back in 1968 at Ted Curl's Teenage Dance Show on CFTO, our local resident, Lana Grainger. Lana was delighted to re-unite with Bobby Curtola after all these years. Bobby took time to do a few photo op and signed autographs. Celebrity greeters included Eh440, Mike MacDonald, Jack Blum from REEL Canada and Rick Mercer from his CBC studio returned to congratulate the film festival.
The coveted WFF Regional SGB Master Award sponsored by Wasaga Beach Brewing Company and the Platinum Documentary Award sponsored by the Town of Wasaga Beach went to producer, Kevin DeAbreu for “Alive”. Live Media set up an incredible lighting display for the halls along with the retro set design created by Garry Sawatsky from Skull Island. Beautiful paintings decorated the stage by Janick Lemieux from Open Heart SOULutions. Rogers TV was filming the show for a future broadcast date where I had the pleasure of conducting Red Carpet Gala interviews. The beautiful new backdrop was the hub of the night for our photographers, Enrique Photo Art, Bryan Davies and Watts Photography. Scrumptuous hors d'oeuvres were served by our local, Taste of Paradise with Beach One Cerveza from Wasaga Beach Brewing Company on site. The next day, our special guests, Bobby Curtola and Sandy Horne from The Spoons were treated to a brunch offered by Sunset Grill owner, Nancy Dyson. It was a nice way of ending a memorable fifth annual season. Thank you to WFF and WSA committee members, the volunteers, the presenters, the performers, the judges and the sponsors for making this event a reality. Congratulations to the winners! For more information please visit wasagafilmfest.com. Dianna Chycki is host of Beach Corner and Co-chair of the Wasaga Film Festival. Beach Corner broadcast weekly Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Beach Corner article sponsored by Exchanging Vows Bridal Boutique in Collingwood.
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My wife Eva and I keep meeting more and more people from the Stonebridge by the Bay residential community as we look for more things to do in Wasaga Beach. We are discovering that everyone we meet from the Stonebridge family of residents is first and foremost very happy, engaging and friendly. They are excited about the friendships they have created in their community. Friendships seem to be the basis for the flurry of ongoing Stonebridge resident events and activities that get organized in this community only to reinforce the lifestyle they were seeking when considering moving to Wasaga Beach. Check out the Stonebridge Residents Wasaga Beach Community Facebook page. It is chock a block full of events and activities going on within the Stonebridge resident community. What we have here, is a burgeoning community culture of people that by common lifestyle interest have come together to enjoy a good thing. You will discover very quickly that people in this community are engaging and noticeably accomplished in one way or another in business, arts, education, public service, teaching and the list goes on. As you look a little deeper into this community, you discover that many people are involved and play an active volunteer role in making things like the Wasaga Blues Festival, the Wasaga Film Festival and many other events and initiatives successful. Stonebridge residents also seems to also have their fair share of residents that have been recognized in this community like Citizen of the Year Award, Order of Wasaga Beach award, Wasaga Beach Volunteer award, etc. The Stonebridge Residents culture lends itself to developing broad capacities relevant to community building since all successful initiatives are built on strong relationships. Strong relationships are at the foundation of solving problems, making group decisions and collaborating effectively to identify goals and get the community building work done. I truly believe that we should be tracking the success of our communities within our Community of Wasaga Beach like the Stonebridge Residents Wasaga Beach Community. We can learn from them. As we understand what makes them vibrant, what makes them fun and engaging, what makes them “Wasaga Great”, we can apply those principles in other areas of our overall Wasaga Beach community building. It will all add to our Wasaga Beach brand and develop a sought after community culture where people can find a good healthy quality of life; living, working, learning and playing in this great community. “Be the Beach”, send me your thoughts and comments at Gary@beachBOOSTER.com. Your efforts count in making this community the preferred place in which to live, work, learn and play. Gary is president of Critel Professional Services, www.critel.ca, chairs the Wasaga Society for the Arts and the Wasaga Film Festival. Gary also lives, works, learns and plays in Wasaga Beach.
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Look for scores every week beachboostergolf.blogspot.com Marlwood Golf and Country Club Men’s League Results May 18, 2016 No. of golfers: 123 AA Flight Low Gross: Paul Milligan 38; Garnet Reed, 40; Dave Gibbons, 41; Low Net: Pat Ward, 34.5; Mike Lalonde, 36; Bill Strong, 37; A Flight Low Gross: Alan Leblanc, 43; Joe Gadd, 45R; Rick Kennedy, 45; Low Net: Scott Parkinson, 37.5; Bob McColl, 38R; Rick Neron, 38; B Flight Low Gross: Hugh Brown, 42; John Pearson, 47R; Mike Noble, 47; Low Net: Bill Lee, 38; Kirk Ure, 38.5; Ed Koshilka, 39.5; C Flight Low Gross: Don Fisher, 44; Wally Clost, 48; Jim Munro, 50; Low Net: Jim Ray, 36; Mike Savoy, 39; Paul McCleave, 39.5; D Flight Low Gross: Denis Watson , 44; Bob McCrae, 49; Joe Baxter, 52 Low Net: Fred Bowler, 34.5; George Howie, 37.5; Bill Weiss, 38.5; Closest to the pin winner #2, Flight B-C-D, Don Lancaster, Sponsored by Swiss Chalet, Wasaga Beach Closest to the pin winner #7, Flight AA-A, Al Chambers, Sponsored by Swiss Chalet, Wasaga Beach Hidden Hole #3, Roger Girling with a 11, Sponsored by Cheers – Make Your Own Wine, Wasaga Beach Closest To The Pizza Box – Barry Stewart, Sponsored by Boston Pizza, Wasaga Beach
Marlwood Ladies League - May 16, 2016 FLIGHT A: Low Gross: Doreen Graham 45 Low Net: Cheryle Elliott 39 Birdies: Doreen Graham #2, Julie McDonald #6 Other/Game: Closest to Pin - Barb Thorne Rubber Chicken:Barb Thorne - 20 putts FLIGHT B: Low Gross:Karen Cooke 53 Low Net:Karen Russell 41 Birdies: Other/Game: Closest to Pin Rubber Chicken:Donna Gray - 20 putts FLIGHT C: Low Gross:Dawn McCleave 51 Low Net:Glenese Dougherty 39.5 Birdies: Other/Game: Closest to Pin - Shirley Allan Rubber Chicken:Sue Meech - 21 putts FLIGHT D: Low Gross:Eileen McGowan 61 Low Net: Mary Ellen Martinak 38.5 Birdies: Other/Game: Closest to Pin Rubber Chicken:Linda Johnson - 22 putts PRIZES: 50/50:Debbie Crane Boston Pizza: Wasaga Flowers: My Computer People: No. of Golfers: 42
Twin Creeks Golf Senior Men’s Results Opening Scramble May 11, 2016 First Place: Cal Budgell, Kevin West, Lawrence Lamarche, Doug Elliott: (57) Second Place: John Hoy, Gerry Giovanelli, Henry Koe, Tom Akelaitis, Larry Warner: (59) Closest to the pin #3 Andy Zaleskis #8 Paul Lattman #11 John Hoy #16 Doug Elliott
Twin Creeks Golf Senior Men’s Results Modified Stableford Scoring May 18, 2016 1st Place: Frank Eilles, Gerry Giovanelli, Mo Loton +2 2nd Place: Jim Murphy, Dennis Secord, Dave Verdun -5 Closest to the pin on #3: Paul Lattman #8: Reg Campbell #11: Dave Verdun #16: Dave Verdun
Twin Creeks Tuesday Ladies' League Results First Day of Play May 10, 2016 A Flight Low Gross Inger Yates (43) Low Net. Patti Brooking (34) B Flight Low Gross Sandra Warner (48) Low Net Ali Elder (29) C Flight Low Gross Flo Kerr (61) Low Net Margaret Duval (33) Closest to the Burger Box Hole #1 Gloria Hermanus ( sponsored by The Beacon ) Closest to the Pizza Pin Hole #3 Marlene Allen ( sponsored by Pizza Dee's ) Longest Drive: Inger Yates Editor’s Note: Good start, Ladies!
Twin Creeks Tuesday Ladies' League Results of Play May 17, 2016 Results May 17, 2016 "A" Flight Low Gross: Patti Good (46) Low Net: Audrey Harvey (35) "B" Flight Low Gross: Gloria Hermanus (53) Low Net: Ali Elder (33) "C" Flight Low Gross: Linda Secord (60) Low Net: Lee Gosse (35) Closest to the Burger Box (Hole #1) Patti Good (sponsored by The Beacon Restaurant) Closest to the Pizza Pin (Hole #3): Lee Gosse (sponsored by Pizza Dee) Longest Drive (Hole #5): Audrey Harvey
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Beach BOOSTER Media Group & Wasaga Beach Brewing Company was pleased to partner with Toronto's Downtown Hard Rock Café to organize and host a Beach Party at Canada's busiest intersection on Wednesday May 11. This party was to recognize and rekindle the love affair Torontonians have had with Wasaga Beach for over 100 years! We WOWed 'em with GREAT local entertainment from Wasaga Beach, and some very special guests! All enjoyed the Taste Testing of the new Beach One Cerveza from The Wasaga Beach Brewing Company & the "Beach Themed" menu on the patio. Music was provided by Beach BOOSTER Radio as we joined the Classic Hits Radio Network to broadcast our event LIVE on 5 popular radio stations! Thanks to all who joined us at this fun and interactive event! Photos by Beach BOOSTER Media Group
Anytime Fitness in Wasaga Beach welcomes a new Personal Trainer to The Beach Question: My weeks are extremely busy and it’s tough enough to find time to exercise. Now, I’m learning that I need to strength train in addition to my cardio. I don’t always have time to do this separately. Is there a way to mix cardio into my strength training routine to maximize my exercise time? Anwser: The easiest way to mix cardio and strength is to alternate the two disciplines in short segments Perform two strength exercises and immediately get on your favourite cardio machine for 3 - 5 minutes.You can also shorten up the time spent between your strength exercise and move quickly to the next exercise to keep your heart rate elevated. This will provide a cardio challenge without having to find additional time to jump on cardio equipment. Keep track of your current rest between sets and slowly begin to decrease the rest time to 30 seconds. Question: I have that adding omegas to your diet is important. Can you please explain the difference between omega-3, omega-6, and omega-9 fatty acids and what foods they can be found in? Answer: Omega-3, Alpha-Linoenic Acid, is an essential fatty acid that plays an important role in brain function. Omega-3 can be found in fatty fish like salmon and tuna and is naturally found in Brazil nuts, pumpkin seeds, flaxseeds or flaxseed oil. Omega-6, Linoleic Acid, is also an essential fatty acid and can be found in seeds, nuts and green leafy vegetables like broccoli and kale. Omega-9m Monounsaturated Oleic and Stearic Acid is a non-essential fatty acid. This fatty acid plays role in supporting a healthy and balanced cholesterol level as well as improving immune function. Omega-9 is found in avocados macadamia nuts, pecans, almonds and olive oil.
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Melanie Fournier Barb Houlden John Dejongh John Gagnon Dawna Judd Gary Clayton Anatee Chuck Toni McQuillan Liz Lightfoot Gail McErlean
About the author: Jessica Brown is the Member Experience Manager at Anytime Fitness in Wasaga Beach, Alliston & Orillia. She studied Fitness & Health Promotion at Durham College, where she became certified as a CSEP-Certified Personal Trainer. To submit a question for future articles, please contact the author at jessica.brown@anytimefitness.com
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