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WLMH gets 24/3.5 ORs, rebuild to RFQ By Mike Williscraft NewsNow Last week marked another giant step forward for West Lincoln Memorial Hospital’s rebuild process and a step back on the adminstrative side with limited hours for obstetrics services announced. On the rebuild side, the news could not be better with Infrastructure Ontario moving to the RFQ (request for qualifications) level. This means companies with design and construction experience - and the financial capacity to carry such a major project - apply to be added to a short list of qualified bidders. Those on that short
list will be invited to submit RFPs (request for proposals) next summer when the final draft design is ready. “This is great news for the continued progress towards the new hospital the residents of Grimsby and West Niagara deserve,” said Niagara West MPP Sam Oosterhoff. “Because of the tireless efforts of so many within the hospital and broader community, the new hospital has moved forward rapidly, and I am confident we will see shovels in the ground as soon as possible.” At this point, says Tony Joosse, co-chair of the WLMH Action Committee, everything is on target for a
Spring 2022 construction start. However, getting to this point has not been without hitting some major bumps in the road. Case in point, WLMH’s operating room and obstetrics issues continue as a shortage of nurses has not been solved over the last couple of years. While the ORs and OBS services did partially return in September any expansion of services was put off until January. Now, Hamilton Health Sciences has announced Jan. 12 will mark the start of 24/3.5 availability. “Our great OBS Department will be open for business Tuesdays, 7 a.m. until Fridays at 3 p.m.,” said Joosse.
As noted in a NewsNow story in October, this will force Lincoln Community Midwives program to relocate to St. Catharines. The organization had given notice to HHS officials at that time stating that unless 24/7 care OR service returned to WLMH by January, they would have to move. Still, the process moves along ever so slowly. “Saturday marked the second anniversary of Premier Doug Ford, Health Minister Christine Elliott, Infrastructure Minister Monte McNaughton and our MPP Sam Oosterhoff’s announcement we are building a new WLMH See RFQ, Page 3
Santa to arrive in Grimsby right on time Saturday
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Fudge virtuouso Chris Alexander of Alexander’s Fudge guides West Lincoln Coun. Cheryl Ganann through his selection of charity assortments. Alexander sold special Christmas boxes on Saturday, with 100 per cent of $1,250 in proceeds going to West Lincoln Community Care. Gaeta Farms in Grassie played host to Chris, giving him the space for that day. His goal was $750. Marks - Photo
By Tristan Marks NewsNow The road leading to the man in red will start at Peach King Arena this Saturday as Grimsby’s Santa Claus Parade takes a 2020 twist. With a theme of “Holiday of Hope”, this year’s event will include 10 different display areas taking participants on a tour of town from western to eastern perimeters and finishing up in the downtown core. As well, the event will include a special scavenger hunt requiring participants to ob-
serve a designated letter at each display area which will spell a secret password. “It will add a little fun to the adventure,” said Trevor Ruzylo of Grimsby’s recreation services department and event coordinator. Participants will use the letters from each display to decipher a password at: christmasingrimsby.ca/ puzzle There they can see photos which were also at each display. These will help all figure out a Christmas song lyric which will serve as their See ENTRY, Page 2
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the downtown.” The map plotted out to usher reverse parade-goers around will bring vehicles south on Ontario Street to Main Street where they can turn right on Main to proceed by Santa and the area where firefighters will be out to accept donations for GBF’s food bank. Grimsby Fire Department will also have a series of vehicles stationed along Main to light up the area. Aside from being on Main Street for the reverse parade from 5-9 p.m. on Saturday evening, firefighters will also be set up at the Peach King Centre from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. to accept non-perishable food donations. All food donations will be sorted at the newly unveiled GBF Hub at 19 Elm St.
From Page 1 entry for one of five $200 gift baskets comprised of local goodies and gift cards. While that aspect of the Grimsby parade is just as new as the display style format, there is one major aspect to the event many will recognize. “This year has been anything but normal, so to have Santa and Grimsby firefighters on Main Street doing their traditional Christmas ‘thing’ will be great to see,” said Mike Williscraft, Grimsby Downtown Improvement Area board president. “The Firefighter Association’s food drive for Grimsby Benevolent Fund is a very important holiday tradition and I’m very happy to see it continuing in
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From Page 1 hospital at the same site! This was the start of a very long process,” noted Joosse. “Thanks to our hospital staff and HHS staff - along with the support of the government - we have completed a $14 million investment in WLMH to upgrade our two ORs and our OBSdepartments. Our ORs have been operating since September and we are seeing great increases in procedures being completed including the return of colonoscopies.” Joosse noted HHS has developed a new internship program which trained four nurses to work in the ORs. “Although COVID-19 impacts delayed training we are almost ready for the
opening on Jan. 12,” he said. Local officials believe the rebuild ultimately holds the key to attracting enough nurses to staff a 24/7 OR. Currently, WLMH is three part-time or two full-time nurses short of being able to boost services to 24/5 care, which is a short-term goal. In the meantime, HHS will take its victories where it can, and the RFQ step is a key one. “This is a significant milestone toward redeveloping West Lincoln Memorial Hospital. In less than a year, this project has progressed from initial planning stages to finding a builder for the new hospital,” said Rob MacIsaac, president & CEO of HHS. “We’re thankful for
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the ongoing commitment of our government partners, the community and our team who keep this project on track and moving quickly towards the finish line.” And while the marathon has been years, decades, in the making, Joosse, too, recognizes the community is inching towards its goal. “It’s been a very long process with many bumps in the road, but with the continued co-operation of HHS, Ontario’s government through Sam and our great staff at WLMH, progress is being made,” said Joosse. “Understand, normally what we have accomplished - One Team, One Dream - would take many, many years. We have reached this point in only two years.”
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As we close out our birthday year, we want to spread some holiday cheer! This year we celebrated our 50th anniversary as the Town of Lincoln. We collected old photographs and memories, celebrated 50 outstanding citizens, and modified our celebrations and programming to align with COVID-19 safety protocols. Thank you Lincoln for celebrating 50 years of community with us!
We have a gift for you!* We have a limited number of commemorative ornaments to gift to Lincoln residents. Register to pick up an ornament by calling 905-563-2799 ext. 319. Share a photo of your ornament using hashtag #LincolnON50 * While supplies last. First come, first served. One ornament per household.
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Community Care of West Niagara (CCWN) will help students take on hunger with its new “Snack Attack!” program. CCWN’s student “Snack Attack!” Program will distribute more than 200 packages of healthy after school snack options for students registered with the agency, that live with chronic hunger and would benefit from an increased access to nutritious food choices. This is provided in addition to the regular visit items and will consist of nutritious food, yet not typically obtained from CCWN’s shelves.
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“Our goal is to support healthy eating that promotes strong minds, bones and smiles. We will include where possible individually wrapped and portioned snacks so students of all ages and stages can access,” says Carole Fuhrer, executive director of CCWN. We welcome the opportunity to positively influence the students’ food choices –while attending to their immediate hunger needs.” For more information on the program, please call CCWN at 905-5635822 or visit them on the web at communitycarewn.ca.
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The spirit of Charles Woolverton is surely rejoicing this week! The Baptist Church which he was instrumental in establishing in 1883 has a new purpose which will benefit the whole community. It is now the temporary Wellness Hub for the Grimsby Benevolent Fund services. The grand opening was held on Monday. The building is on the site of the Grout Foundry which burned in 1879 and was rebuilt where the TD Bank is today. Charles Woolverton wanted a Baptist church in Grimsby, and he saw an opportunity to acquire the vacant downtown property for that purpose. He donated $500. There was already a small Baptist congregation meeting in the little Gospel Hall on Adelaide Street which Woolverton had previously
A Small Drop of Ink By Dorothy Turcotte built. The worshippers happily moved into the new brick building at the corner of Elm and Mountain Streets. The Gospel Hall was then used as a Sunday School. Charles Woolverton’s father, Dennis, had come to Grimsby at the age of eight when his parents journeyed from New Jersey to their new home here. Jonathan Woolverton had had glowing reports from his Bell, Moore and Pettit cousins about life at The Forty so in 1799 he came to see for himself. He was so impressed that he bought John Smith’s farm (390 Main St. W.), and went back to New Jersey to fetch his wife and children. The Woolverertons
quickly became an important part of the pioneer community. Charles’ parents, Dennis and Catharine were an unusual match. Dennis was an ardent Baptist with left-wing leanings, while Catharine was an Anglican of Loyalist background. Nevertheless, the family seemed to respect the differences. Charles’ son Linus was a member of St. Andrew’s church, and left a legacy for the construction of the picturesque lych gate. He also left $100 for the installation of the stained glass windows in his father’s memory in the Baptist church. For the past couple of decades, the church building has been occupied by Different Strokes. The Woolvertons, all of them, would be pleased to know of its new role in Grimsby’s life.
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Mary Lucas (nee Wenger) of Grimsby Ontario passed away in her 101st year on Saturday, Nov. 21 at the Greater Niagara General Hospital. Beloved wife of the late Joseph Lucas, Mary was born April 27 1919 in Regina, Saskatchewan to parents John and Pauline Wenger. Mary worked for many years at the Grimsby Public Library where she will be fondly remembered by the many who got to know her. She is survived by her sons Edwin (Pene) of Kingston and Robert of Grimsby. Cherished granmother of Marci (Bob) of Ennismore and Ashley of Kingston. Greatgrandmother to Elliott, Corwin and Peyton. Special thanks to staff at Monarch Memory Care. As per Mary’s wishes cremation has taken place. A private family service will takeplace at a later date.
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In Grimsby, we’re a community that loves our neighbours. We’re family, and we pull together! This year, more families in our small town are hurting ‘big time’ because of the pandemic. Let’s give them something to celebrate: our annual GBF Christmas Hamper Program needs your help! When you give to our Christmas Hamper Program, you are making sure that a neighbour in need has something to look forward to this holiday season. Neighbours like Dennis, who has lived in Grimsby all his life but now has no one to spend the holidays with – even virtually. Our Christmas Hampers have made Dennis’ holidays merry and bright: “Because of the GBF and its volunteers, my holidays are a little bit happier.” Your gifts will give hundreds of your neighbours peace and joy over the holidays – and what could be a better Christmas gift than that? Our annual GBF Christmas Hamper Program could not happen without your support. Due to COVID safety precautions, we encourage grocery gift cards, monetary gifts, food, and toys this year. Thank you for your understanding! Donate online, by phone, by mail, or by dropping by and saying ‘hi.’
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COVID-19 forced the cancellation of the popular St. Helen Ham & Turkey Roll this year, but organizers thank all those who supported the event through ticket sales for cash prizes. Bruce Kretz, fundraising committee member (left) and Rev. Krzysztof Szczepanik draw names for the lucky ticket holders including: Justin DeRoos winner of $1500; Joyce Fabbro, $500; John DeLaat $200; and $100 cash prizes to Lynda Burnett, Brendan Hendriks and Yvonne MacNiven. McDonald - Photo
Another slice of normal, sort of Kiwanis of West Lincoln is doing its bit to keep things closer to this side of normal this Christmas season. On Friday, the township’s Virtual Tree Lighting Celebration will be posted online for all to check out. The unveiling will take place at 7 p.m. The event was pre-recorded simply to ensure there would be no risk of a gathering forming which could compromise COVID guidlines. Viewers will hear from guest speakers from all across West Lincoln, and can participate in singing along, which helps count down to the tree-lighting moment! For more information, check the Kiwanis of West Lincoln Facebook page. Congrats to the club in their festive efforts. M.W.
Let’s hope Saturday is one of a kind Added dining restrictions under Niagara Section 22 order have claimed another victim. This Saturday’s pancake breakfast at Eggspectation for West Lincoln Community Care will be rescheduled for January. The event was to be the third and final such event, with the first two supporting Grimsby Benevolent Fund and Community Care of West Niagara respectively. The event will run, but it was thought best by all involved to change the timing in everyone’s best interests. ***** Yes, Saturday will be parade day, folks. Two months ago, I didn’t think it would happen. Great work by Trevor Ruzylo at Grimsby Recreation Services and a host of volunteers will make a reverse parade happen from 5-9 p.m. all around town. When we first talked about trying to get something up and operational it really did seem like a daunting task, and that is just with the parade aspect. By the time you mix in Grimsby Benevolent Fund and Grimsby Firefighters Association combining for their annual food drive, you bring on a whole other world of hurt when it comes to things those folks are dealing with day in, day out in our current COVID climate. So, before I go a word further, let’s just step back and give a round of applause to the scores of people who have made this happen. And a big thanks to RONA Grimsby. These folks stepped up to sponsor the Santa “float” which will adorn downtown Grimsby’s Main Street on Saturday eve-
MIKE WILLISCRAFT ning, complete with the big man in red. For me, having Santa on Main Street and creating an event where the firefighters can do – in a safe environment both for them and those donating to the food drive – was paramount. Virtually all our traditions were torched in what has been a brutal year for many, in so many ways. Events don’t matter one little bit when it compares to someone’s health, but it sure has been tough when nearly all our community’s events have been “X-ed” out. Canada Day, Remembrance Day, Happening in Grimsby, Miracle on King, Easter egg hunts, Breakfast with Santa...you name it. All were toast in a crispy 2020. This weekend’s event is absolutely nothing like the regular parade, but participants will get to see some of our community groups, some entertainment, donate food (if you can) and give Santa a wave. That essence will live on and hopefully it will bridge the event and the community to a time when we never have to do it again. If traffic is backed up, be patient. We have no idea what it will be like or
what the response will be. ****** Only one time in writing a column did I get more of a response than to my Nov. 19 offering regarding anonymous letters. Just shy of the 100 mark when it comes to letters - hand-written and typed - emails, texts and phone calls flowed in over the following week. It was overwhelming. I thank all those who contacted me with various forms of support. The intent was not to curry support, rather simply to suggest there is LOTS of valid, opposing views out there and all of those views are welcome. There was an abundance of shredding other area news sources. Many wanted me to expand on that aspect. Simply, I have no interest in that. We do our best every week and that is the only thing I have any control over. So just like with the parade, let’s look ahead and press on. ***** It has taken many months, but I finally heard back from the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario regarding my appeal of Town of Grimsby refusing to release any aspect of its third party investigation into alleged issues related to the Town’s CAO. It was acknowledged a file has been opened and the process to follow has been outlined for me. A mediator will be assigned for a mediation stage and follow up will go from there. I don’t know anything else at this point, but I get a ton of questions on that, so that thought I would provide a little update.
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