SEPT. 2010
Vol:49 No:2
NBCA WEBSITE: WWW.NORTHBENDALE.ORG
NORTH BENDALE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Founded in 1961, the Association serves as a focal point on matters that are of general interest to residents of North Bendale ( the area bounded by Bellamy, Brimorton, McCowan and Ellesmere ).
The Association has 5 main objectives:
· To promote the Association and local activities to the residents of the community · To organize and direct social activities for the enjoyment of the members of the community · To organize, support, and/or sponsor sports and other activities for the enjoyment of the members of the community · To assist in the development and improvement of the community · To foster good fellowship and a spirit of neighbourliness in the community
All residents of the North Bendale community are invited to join the Association.
Board of Directors for 2010-2011
Position Name Year
President Yvonne Taylor 2005 Past President Esther Bouchard 2002 Vice President Rosemary Dennis 2002 Secretary Vacant Social Lori Stevenson 1994 Treasurer Marwan Salem 1997 Bugle Nora Ho 2004 Bugle Advertising Gail Doehler 2004 Community Space Joe Dabene 2004 Membership Norm Cruse 2005 Other Directors Mary Jackman 2004 Ashley Coon 2007 Tanya Georgieva 2008 Angela Boorne 2010 Sharon Cashman 2010
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NBCA WEBSITE: WWW.NORTHBENDALE.ORG
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
This has been a very exciting year so far, but not as exciting as it is going to be. This is due to the celebrations for the past 50 wonderful years in our community.
If you passed through the doors of the North Bendale Junior Public School in the past, you will want to pass through them again on Saturday, October 2, 2010 when they celebrate their 50th anniversary. Wouldn’t it be worth it to see your favourite teacher again?
Now that you have your calendar out, don’t forget about the kick-off gala to begin the 50th celebration for the North Bendale Community Association. We have booked the Blue Danube for Friday, December 3rd.
We have had a full board of directors for each of the past 50 years. Let’s not stop at 50. We need neighbours like you to come together to help continue this amazing tradition. Please come out to one of our meetings that are held on a Wednesday evening at the North Bendale School. The next two meetings are scheduled for October 20th and November 17th at 7 pm.
Yvonne Taylor
NBCA WEBSITE: WWW.NORTHBENDALE.ORG With the coming of fall we celebrate the first anniversary of the operation of our website. During the past year we have averaged over 200 website visits per month, visits that we hope have provided you with more timely news and events for our neighbourhood.
We welcome your comments, suggestions and content that would be of interest to our community. Just contact us via e-mail at [email protected].
From your Webmaster, Norm Cruse
FROM THE EDITORS: · We are always looking for material to be put into the Bugle. Please do not hesitate to forward such information or material to either Editors or e-mail to: [email protected] or [email protected] · Any general comments or concerns about the Bugle, or submissions to be printed, should be forwarded to the Editors.
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NBCA WEBSITE: WWW.NORTHBENDALE.ORG COMMUNITY NEWS
Welcome to the neighbourhood:
Mary and Joe on Parkington Ave.
Mr. Imtiyaz and Mrs. Azra Mansuri of 44 Erinlea Crescent.
The Pais family to 87 Lynnbrook Drive. Fiona and Nihal, and their young pre- school son Taran, arrived in the neighbourhood in late summer.
Our condolences:
John N. Sauder passed away in August, 2010. John & Elaine Sauder purchased their home at 49 Aveline Crescent on July 22, 1959. He was a former supervisor at Radio Maintenance department (repairing radio equipment) for the C.B.C. (the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation).
Bill Blacoe, who was a long-time resident of Aveline Crescent, died earlier this year.
Annual Membership Drive Norm Cruse
The 2010 - 2011 membership drive for our association was kicked-off at our Annual General Meeting. Since then volunteers have been canvassing homes in our neighbourhood, and will continue to do so during the fall.
Your annual membership fee of just $5 goes towards the publication of the Bugle, the provision of track and field prizes for the North Bendale Public School and St. Richard's Catholic School, and the annual operating fees of our website.
Wanted: For Delivery of the Bugle
Seeking individuals who are interested in helping the North Bendale Community Association deliver copies of the Bugle to homes in the North Bendale neighbourhood. High-schoolers can also perform this as part of their community service requirements. Please contact Rosemary Dennis at 416–431-5694.
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NBCA WEBSITE: WWW.NORTHBENDALE.ORG Annual General Meeting Yvonne Taylor
Our last North Bendale AGM took place on Wednesday, April 21, 2010. We had an impressive turn-out from the community. Our new Board of Directors was nominated and accepted. Many thanks go out to all who volunteered last year. Without you, there would be no Association.
We were fortunate to have three guest speakers: · Scott Harrison, TDSB School Trustee for Scarborough Centre, spoke to us about the effect that "all day" kindergarten would have on North Bendale Junior Public School classrooms. · Glenn de Baeremaeker, City Councillor for Scarborough Centre, was there to show his support for the community and say a few words. He talked about a number of projects around the area that will be undertaken as a result of some $6 million of funding provided by the developers over the years. · Brad Duguid, MPP for Scarborough Centre and Minister of Energy and Infrastructure, spoke to us about his new portfolio. Brad recently held a contest to identify people who practice everyday kindness to others, and was pleased to present five Kindness Awards to families resident on Erinlea Cr.
Refreshments were served at the end of the meeting. Our next North Bendale AGM will take place on Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Kindness Award Winners From the Office of Brad Duguid, MPP
On September 17, 2009 the Legislative Assembly of Ontario passed a motion to recognize the third week in February as Kindness Week in Ontario.
Kindness Week is an opportunity for people in communities across the province to celebrate simple acts of kindness and goodwill towards their fellow citizens. The important goal is to get people thinking about how their actions can touch their neighbours, friends, family – even strangers.
Brad Duguid’s first annual Show Your Kindness Contest was launched in January 2010. Several worthy nominations were received. Scarborough Centre residents demonstrated with simple acts of kindness why this is such a great place to live and work.
The contest winners were awarded on April 21, 2010 at the North Bendale Community Association Annual General Members’ meeting. Congratulations to Cameron and Benjamin Malcolm, Bobby, Andrea and Joaquin Lagman, Jim and Lila McIndoe and the Douros family for making the North Bendale community such a positive part of the Scarborough Centre riding.
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North Bendale Junior Public School
50TH ANNIVERSARY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2010 10:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
There will be a formal presentation at 10:30 a.m. Please visit our decade rooms, School Council BBQ, vintage cars, North Bendale Community Association tea room and other anniversary presentations
FOR STUDENTS, STAFF, PARENTS AND OFFICIALS WHO HAVE BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH NORTH BENDALE J.P.S.
MEMORABILIA APPRECIATED PICTURES NOTEBOOKS PHOTOGRAPHS NEWSPAPER REPORTS ARTWORK, ETC.
We need these items for display. All items will be returned.
For information contact: Vera Alfano, Office Administrator Sherri Boland, Principal 29 Aveline Cres., Toronto, ON M1H 2P4 416-396-6495
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NBCA WEBSITE: WWW.NORTHBENDALE.ORG News from North Bendale Junior Public School
As another school year begins, I would like to thank everyone for the care, concern and support that you give to our students and staff. The school is an outstanding place to be! I am so proud of the professionalism of our staff, the enthusiasm, work ethic and kindness that our students show, the support that our parents and community members demonstrate, and the caretaking that goes into our building everyday. Thank you to Mrs. Alfano, our office administrator for always addressing phone calls in such a helpful way.
Staff and students at North Bendale will continue to get involved in extra-curricular activities. Our students will compete at the Brock Gordon Cross-Country Meet on Saturday, October 2nd, at Thomson Park. Running against much larger schools is always challenging and our students will give it their all. Throughout the year our students will compete in volleyball, slo-pitch, soccer, and track and field. They will also participate in events like the Folk Dance Jamboree and Art Club. They are an enthusiastic bunch! Participation in extra curricular activities give our students an opportunity to learn the value of teamwork and good sportsmanship. Congratulations to Emma Carrington who was awarded the Athlete of the year for the 2010 graduating class and thank you to the North Bendale Community Association for donating and presenting that award. If you are interested in volunteering some of your time for clubs or for reading with our students, please contact me at the office.
North Bendale will participate in the Terry Fox Walk this fall and you are more than welcome to join us. Keeping active and supporting this very worthwhile cause helps to build and develop character, respect and responsibility, which are positive attributes we like to see reflected in our community. Thank you in advance to all of our students, staff, parents and community members for your donations.
We continue to develop our curriculum focus on literacy and numeracy and just hosted a Book Fair. We are looking forward to a successful Family Literacy Night. We also have special assemblies throughout the year such as Remembrance Day and our Seasonal Celebration. Please accept our invitation to attend those special events as well.
We are making plans to celebrate our 50th Anniversary on Saturday, October 2, 2010. There will be a formal presentation at 10:30 a.m. Please visit our decade rooms, School Council BBQ, vintage cars, North Bendale Community Association tea room and other anniversary presentations. If you have any items, memorabilia or stories that you would like to share, please contact the school at 416-396-6495.
Sherri Boland Principal 416-396-6495
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THE JINGLE BELL BALL
50 Years of celebration begins here
DATE: Friday, December 3, 2010
TIME: Cocktails at 6:30 pm Dinner at 7:00 pm
PLACE: The Blue Danube Banquet Facility 1686 Ellesmere Road
The North Bendale Community Association
Invites you to join your neighbours and friends to an evening of fun, door prizes, dinner and entertainment.
Get your tickets early as there are a limited number to be sold $50 per person
For tickets and information contact
Lori Stevenson 416-439-1737
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NBCA WEBSITE: WWW.NORTHBENDALE.ORG PARENTS AND CHILDREN ALL GRADUATES OF NORTH BENDALE PUBLIC SCHOOL
It has come to our attention that some residents have children who attend the same local elementary school as their parents did. Celebrating the North Bendale Public School’s 50th Anniversary, the following profile was written by Angela Boorne following an interview with Lori Stevenson.
LORI STEVENSON (NEE JOHNSTON)) was a student at North Bendale from 1967 to 1974 and grew up on Sunderland Cres. Her husband, Brian Stevenson, graduated from North Bendale in 1970 and grew up on Bainhart Cres. Their son Darryl graduated from North Bendale in 1998 and daughter Shannon graduated in 2003. They purchased a home on Bainhart Cres. in 1986 where they continue to reside.
Lori received the athletic award in her Grade 6 year and was an active athlete who excelled in all sports. Lori enjoyed singing in the North Bendale choir and liked the daily spelling bee that her grade 6 teacher would conduct. She remembers that if by Friday noon, you happened to be the student at the top of his graph (a pyramid shape), you would be treated to a MacDonald’s milkshake! (Those were the days!). Having graduated from J.S. Woodsworth and Woburn Collegiate, Lori married and had her children, all the while volunteering in the community through running the playschool at North Bendale for a few years, coaching and managing baseball for many years and participating on the Parent School Council for the duration of her children’s attendance at North Bendale. Lori always had a soft spot in her heart for children and a dream to be a teacher herself. She loved North Bendale P.S. and the environment there. Now that the children are grown up, she has a bank career and can devote more time to that. She continues to serve on the North Bendale Community Association Board of Directors.
Brian also graduated from J.S, Woodsworth and Woburn and works as a Regional Manager for a Wholesale Company. He has fond memories of taking the family dog to the school during his children’s tenure there where they visited the special Education Room window. The excited children would open the window and feed Chance some dog cookies through “the doggie drive through window”. Brian grew up playing Rep Ball in the North Bendale Softball Association for many years and then switched to coaching for the Association. He and Lori later ran the NB softball league for 14 years and Brian continues to coach his daughter for the Scarborough Stingrays.
Darryl graduated from J.S. Woodsworth and Woburn Collegiate, and then moved on to Niagara College where he earned a Landscape Design diploma. He then furthered his career with studies at Humber College where he trained to be an arborist. Darryl currently works for the City of Toronto as an Arborist. Darryl also spent most of his youth participating in sports such as hockey and baseball and continues those activities in his free time. He has fond memories of all the outdoor education opportunities that were available to him while he attended North Bendale.
Shannon was involved in most school sports at North Bendale and also received an Athletic Award in her grade 6 year. She was also presented with Leadership/Principal awards while at North Bendale. After J.S. Woodsworth, Shannon went to high school at R.H. King Academy, where she was enrolled in the ‘Leadership Pathways Program’ and served as school president in her Grade 12 year. Shannon is currently in her second year of ‘concurrent education’ at Nipissing University which will take her into a much desired teaching career. Her mother thinks that Shannon would say her grade 2 teacher, Miss Caliguri, was the inspiration for her to enter the teaching profession. Shannon continues with sports by playing fastball for the Scarborough Stingrays and hockey for her University team.
Angela Boorne
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NBCA WEBSITE: WWW.NORTHBENDALE.ORG SECOND GENERATION AT NORTH BENDALE PUBLIC SCHOOL
It has come to our attention that some residents have children who attend the same local elementary school as their parents did. Celebrating the North Bendale Public School’s 50th Anniversary, the following profile was written by Angela Boorne following an interview with Sharon Cashman.
SHARON CASHMAN (nee Cunningham) was a student at North Bendale from 1966 to 1973, and a member of this community all her life. Her son Chris graduated from North Bendale in 1998, and her daughter Tricia graduated in 2000.
As a student, Sharon was very active in every sport that the school could offer, and remembers that Grace Rock, another athlete, had a brother (Richard) who excelled in track and field, and went on to the Olympics. She recalls that the school population was so large in those days, that there were at least 6 portables on the school property.
While at North Bendale, Sharon enjoyed singing in the choir and being part of the Scarborough Choir, which had the honour of singing for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip, who were present for the opening of the Scarborough Civic Centre. She fondly remembers Mrs. Deacon, the music teacher, Ms. Breen, her grade 2 teacher, and Mrs. Purdy, who taught her phys-ed. As well, Sharon recalls Miss Cathers, the history and geography teacher, who, during class, always had interesting stories to tell about her worldly travels.
After marrying and having her family, Sharon built a solid career with IBM, where she continues to work and meet new challenges. As well as currently volunteering through her workplace, Sharon had in the past run volleyball for adults, and run the playschool for several years, at the school of her youth. She has also served as a baseball coach, and as a member of the North Bendale Community Association. Today, ever the athlete, she continues to play baseball, tennis, and golf. The community is fortunate to have Sharon as the president of North Bendale Tennis Club.
Chris Cashman graduated from North Bendale and J.S. Woodsworth. After high school at Woburn Collegiate, Chris went on to graduate from York University. Currently Chris is working for the City of Toronto, and still enjoys playing hockey.
Tricia Cashman received an Athletic Award in her grade 6 year at North Bendale. She went to high school at Woburn Collegiate, and after graduating, is currently in college at Seneca, and finds time to work part- time. Trish’s choice of sport these days is Lacrosse.
“We were just stopping through, when we bought my parents’ house.” Sharon said. “We never intended to stay so long (29 years).”
Angela Boorne
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NBCA WEBSITE: WWW.NORTHBENDALE.ORG NORTH BENDALE TENNIS CLUB
An ambitious school program launched Spring and Summer tennis. This year we offered 3 rounds of tennis instruction to the four nearest elementary schools. We thank the principals and teachers for their support of the program. Many thanks to Alison Moore and Lisa Sawyer for assisting coach John, Harvey, and I, in this endeavour.
Our Annual May Social Day was held on Saturday May 1st. It was a good turnout with folks having great fun, and good snacks.
CONGRATULATIONS to our girls’ team, who, in their first year, placed first in STF junior interclub matches. CONGRATULATIONS are also in order for the boys’ team, who, in their second year of play, placed third in STF junior interclub matches!!
Some junior team members entered a number of STF tournaments over the summer. North Bendale Tennis Club hosted a tournament for girls under 12 to under 18 years of age, over the weekend of June 25-27.
Our children did well in the tournaments. Sankavy won the championship for girls under 18, twice, in two separate tournaments. Keeping it in the family, her sister Ragavey, was the runner up for girls under 18. Sankavy and Ragavey also won the championship in girls doubles under 16. Arden was runner up for girls under 14. Parth was runner up for boys under 16. Harsh and his partner won the championship for boys doubles under 14. What accomplishments – congratulations to all!
Overall, our community has good reason to be proud of the junior team members. Not only did they work hard at their own tennis, but they also volunteered, and helped younger children, both in the lesson groups, and also in the three summer camps held at the courts. They have my heartfelt thanks! There was a great time had by those who attended our ‘Fun in the Sun Family Day’ held on the rainout date of Sunday July 25th.
As always, we invite you to come out and try your hand at tennis, so please join us for our End of Season Get Together, Sunday, October 3rd. Adults play from 10 a.m. to noon. Children and adults join us at 12 noon for a light lunch. The children will play from 1 to 3 p.m.
Angela Boorne, Membership and Junior Development
SCARBORUGH PHILHARMOIC ORCHESTRA
Orchestra concerts: Oct. 23 - Russian Fireworks Dec. 11 - Howard Cable's Winter Wonderland Mar. 5 - Bee- thoven and Bruckner April 2 - Spring Serenade May 14 - Spaghetti Western: music inspired by Hollywood Chamber music: Oct. 30 - the Bohemian Viola
All concerts are at Birchmount Park Collegiate: 3663 Danforth Ave.
Box office at (416) 429-0007. For more details http://www.spo.ca
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Jane Shipway would like to announce the beginning of the 2010-2011 Preschool Program for those parents who have children ages 18 months - 5 years of age.
The program is a chance for parents and/or caregivers to interact with their child/children in a fun filled setting. All parents will need to bring in a healthy (peanut free) snack and drink for their child.
Some of the activity centres that we have will be as follows: · A craft table where both child and parent can create a masterpiece together · A drama centre where the child can entertain their parent/caregiver · A paint centre where the child can show how creative he/she can be · Plus many more fun filled activities for the child and parent/caregiver to do together
The program will be held on Tuesday and Thursday mornings between the hours of 9:30 am and 11:00 am. The cost for the program will be $20.00 per child per term. If you are interested or would like more information, please feel free to give me a call (Jane Shipway ) at 416-438-1410 or 647-818-9402.
Our first day of the program will be held on Tuesday, September 28th 2010 but we will be accepting new children throughout the year. I am looking forward to the start of a new year and meeting with parents and caregivers in- terested in the program.
North Bendale Residents needed – Participation required
The residents of this fine community have generously been provided space every Thursday evening in our local School Gymnasium at no cost to ourselves. The Gym at North Bendale Public School will be available for any ADULT sporting event that you wish to participate in from 6:45 till 8:45 pm. We have had some residents mention that they would like to use the gym for a North Bendale Volleyball league but any other sporting activity ( i.e.: Basketball, Badminton etc) could also be played if the demand is there. Even a game of progressive Euchre could be arranged if that is what the residents would enjoy.
This is our space to use and the Community needs to take advantage of this great opportunity. Come out to North Bendale Public School on Thursday, October 7th at 6:45 pm and we can see what the residents are interested in taking part in. A rotating schedule could be made up to accommodate the different activities that may be of interest to the community residents if more than one activity is in great demand.
Don’t let this precious free space go unused. Gather your neighbours and come out Thursday, October 7th, 2010 with your ideas to use the space and your gym attire to start your new activity program.
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NBCA WEBSITE: WWW.NORTHBENDALE.ORG Erinlea Street Party
Over the past 10 years, Erinlea families have participated in the annual event that is literally, on the street, in late spring. Neighbours bring all the food and entertainment that we need as we set our lawn chairs and table near the curb, and rekindle the neighbourly spirit that sometimes goes into hibernation over the winter. After eating, dancing and games, a solemn moment occurs; we pay tribute to our friends’ gains and losses over the past year. Some have celebrated special birthdays, anniversaries, sacraments and achievements; while others have suffered a loss or illness. It’s nice to take notice and support each others’ lives through the good times and the tough times. Our street party is simple, with kids laughing, running and crying, dogs barking and peo- ple coming and going, but that’s what life is all about on our street. It’s about the little things that make you feel comfortable to ask for a special favour or to offer a hand when needed. A street party “is a wonderful tra- dition that brings us all together, the young and the old” (Jim Fraser #28 Erinlea Cres.)
If you are new to the neighbourhood or eager to make your street a better place to live, try organising a street party. It only takes two or three families to get it going. Invite all your neighbours, delegate some jobs and then pull your BBQ and lawn chairs to the curb. Presto, you have started a new tradition of starting the sum- mer with a neighbourly spirit.
Joanne Douros, 24 Erinlea Cres.
THEATRE SCARBOROUGH
“A Murder is Announced”, by Leslie Darbon, Sept 9-25, 2010 “Shakespeare in Hollywood”, by Ken Ludwig, Oct. 7-23, 2010 “Annie”, Nov. 4-20, 2010 “Ethan Claymore”, by Tom Foster, Dec. 2-18, 2010
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Box Office 416-267-9292 or buy on-line. For details: http://theatrescarborough.com
Bowlers Wanted Please join us as we celebrate 50 years at Glen Ayr United Church. for Tuesday Night League During the month of October, [No Experience Needed] We will celebrate with At O'Connor Bowl special Sunday services: 1401 O'Connor Drive October 3, 17, 24 and 31. Start: Tuesday September 7th, 2010 Check the website: www.glenayr.ca 7:00pm to 9:15pm or call the church at 416-438-9843 for Call Carol at 416-438-3337 further details.
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NBCA WEBSITE: WWW.NORTHBENDALE.ORG Horizon's Restaurant Centennial College
Horizons is a "living lab" at Centennial College, presenting the culinary skills of the students from the School of Hospitality, Tourism and Culture Program. Our menu selections are freshly prepared to order and our menus vary each week. Horizons is open Glenn De Baeremaeker for lunch service from 12:00 noon until 1:30 pm Monday to Friday City Councillor, Ward 38, Scarborough and Sundays during the fall semester. Centre To ensure table availability, reservations are City Hall, 100 Queen St. W. recommended. Suite B31, Toronto, M5H 2N2 Reservations: 416-438-2216, ext. 6897.
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