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By Mike Williscraft NewsNow Greats of Canada’s wine industry were honoured during an award ceremony on Monday and the late Paul Pender was among them. Pender, a former Grimsby resident, was murdered at his cottage near Selkirk in February 2022. On Monday, Pender was posthumously presented the Karl Kaiser Canadian Winemaker Award, created in 2018 to celebrate great Canadian winemakers, in honour of the legacy of the late Karl Kaiser, a Canadian wine industry pioneer and viticultural visionary. “With roughly 20 vintages, and an impressive list of awards, Paul has crafted beautiful Canadian wines. His service to winemaking, his skills See PENDER, Page 4

Beamsville dancers earn trip to Egypt By Sarah Williscraft NewsNow Five Beamsville dancers are joining Team Canada Dance at the International Dance Organization’s (IDO) Open World Cup. Helene Lemmen, 18, Julianna Watt, 17, Ava Seca, 17, Natalie Alford,

16, and Addison Gray, 12, are dancers at Niagara Dance & Fitness Studio (NDFS) in Beamsville. The five girls have been dancing with NDFS since they were as young as four years old. The dancers were scouted after a spring

competition this year and were each given a “golden ticket”, an opportunity to join Team Canada Dance without having to audition. “The caliber of dance they presented on stage that day, the scouts wanted them,” said Bren-

da Dykun, owner and director of NDFS. “It’s an honour for myself and for the studio for them to be chosen. Their hard work and their dedication makes us all proud.” The girls will be competing as a part of Team

Canada Dance’s ballet team, with Lemmen also being asked to join the jazz and modern teams. “Doing what I love on the world’s stage after 14 years of dance fills me with a gratitude and excitement that is See DANCE, Page 3

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From Page 1 indescribable,” said Lemmen. “Each time I step on stage, I know this is exactly where I’m supposed to be. I was born to dance and I’m humbled to be recognized this way.” Canada’s team heading to Egypt will consist of 24 dancers, of which the girls will make up five. The competition will be hosted in the resort town of Sharm El-Sheikh in Egypt in December of this year. “I am so grateful for this once-in-alifetime opportunity that will allow me to strengthen my love of dance and meet other dancers

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Canada is going to be thrilling, challenging, rewarding and an unbelievable experience that I’m lucky to be a part of,” said Gray. “I never knew an opportunity like this was possible for me, being 12-years-old from a small town in Niagara.”

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NRP seek help in Grimsby pellet gun incident Niagara Regional Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance after a man was shot with a pellet gun in the early morning hours of Monday, July 4. Officers from 8 District (Grimsby) responded to a shooting in the area of Main Street East and Christie Street at 1:26 a.m. Upon arrival, uniformed officers located the victim, an adult male, who was suffering from minor injuries after being struck with a ballbearing (BB) that is believed to have been discharged from a pellet gun. Investigation has revealed that a suspect, who was operating a white Mitsubishi Outlander SUV, fired a pellet gun at the victim for an unknown reason.

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As we work, we grow, we learn, we adapt. GBF Community Services is always looking for innovated ways to tackle very serious crisis being experienced by many in our community. I invite you to learn more about our work, our partners and our stewardship of donations received.

Other Client Assistance: winter warmth, utilities, beds, transportation, medical, dental etc.

This past year has been a difficult one with the continued global pandemic and the on-going struggle faced by many in the world. Here in Grimsby, GBF Community Services did not experience any setbacks; instead, we came together as a passionate team and rose to the challenge. There were many new requirements and new processes to implement in order for us to be able to quickly pivot to fulfil the requests for emergency food, utility and housing supports in a safe environment. We are able to do this because of the community’s support. Our volunteers’ selfless time and energy mean we can provide emergency supports in times of crisis. We are not in this alone – we are in this together. Our community and GBF have been through many crises together. We come together to ensure that the most vulnerable are never left behind. Thanks to our outstanding community, very dedicated leadership, staff and volunteers, we can help others without delay. GBF Community Services wouldn’t be what it’s become without your continued generosity. Thank you!

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Vehicles damaged by rocks across region Detectives from multiple districts of the Niagara Regional Police are investigating further incidents of overnight damage to parked cars. Grimsby uniform officers and detectives commenced investigations into 16 incidents of damage from large garden/driveway rocks being thrown through parked car windows and one house window in Vineland on June 28. A suspect is described as: white male, about six feet tall, thin, shirtless, dark pants, dark baseball hat, blue medical mask and operating a dark-coloured car, similar to a Honda Civic.Anyone with information can call detectives at 905-688-4111, option 3, extension 1022200.

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Beamsville District Secondary School Class of 2021 - 2022

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Smithville Christian High School Class of 2021 - 2022

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Josiah Haynes

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IN MEMORIAM

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OBITUARIES

Adams, Catherine Joan (nee McCadden)

Passed away at West Lincoln Memorial Hospital, on Saturday, July 9, 2022, in her 83rd year. Beloved wife of the late David (2015). Predeceased by her infant daughter (1963). Cherished mother of Cathy Schulz (Norman), Judy Adams (Jamie Lalonde), Mark Adams (Candice) and Theresa Adams. Loving and proud grandmother of Taylor, Samantha, Brett, Jacob and Julianna. She will be dearly missed by her cousins Dr. Elizabeth Power, Sr. Florence McCadden and Murray Manley. Joan will be fondly remembered by extended family and many friends. She was a long-time parishioner at St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, member of the C.W.L. and proud Girl Guide Leader and Trefoil Guild Member. Cremation has taken place. Visitation will be held at St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, 135 Livingston Avenue, Grimsby, on Monday, July 18, 2022 from 10 a.m. until the time of the Funeral Mass at 11 a.m. Reception to follow. Interment Grimsby Mountain Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions to GBF Community Services, WLMH Foundation, Cancer Society or Heart and Stroke Foundation would be sincerely appreciated by the family. Arrangements entrusted to STONEHOUSE-WHITCOMB FUNERAL HOME, GRIMSBY, 905-945-2755. www.smithsfh.com

MOORE, BRUCE

Past away suddenly at home July 1 2022 at 65 years of age.) He worked at Burlington Ecodyne for many years. Predeceased by his beloved wife Judy Ann Stuart (2019). Survived by his son Mitchell Stuart and his mother-in-law Hazel Stuart, he will also be sadly missed by his 2 sisters, 1 brother and their family in Nova Scotia. As well as many nieces, nephews and friends. Many thanks to Rob & Leigh Anne Down and Karen & Rich Small for all their help.

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Mature, reliable individual required to test grapes and operate scale house. No experience required. Willing to work weekends and overtime as needed. This is a contract position for approximately 10 weeks, in the Grimsby area, beginning late August. $20/hour. Contact Bob at 905-932-4340

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Headliner Thomas Calnan had Comedy Night in Grimsby attendees crying in their seats during last week’s opening night for the weekly Grimsby DIA’s comedy show. Next week’s (July 20) headliner will be Levi Mann. All shows are family friendly and start in Coronation Park in downtown Grimsby at 7 p.m. every Wednesday night until Aug. 31.

Summer in Niagara West Not sure what it is about summer, but every few years there is a rash of really bizarre behviour which has local residents scratching their respective noggins. We’ve got someone who thinks it’s a good idea to throw big rocks through car windows. We’ve got another group using some plastic bottles filled with an unidentified yellow liquid as “test” projectiles to see who is home and who is on vacation and, last but not least, we’ve got the drive by pellet gun shooting in Grimsby. Those kinds of incidents happen usually once in a calendar year, not in one week...and we’re only at July 14. Police, of course, are looking for info on all. M.W.

Nothing to see here....yet Grimsby Coun. Dave Sharpe and his peeps are rallying to support the poor, wrongfully accused elected official who opted to participate in an illegal occupation of downtown Ottawa and now cannot understand why he is being wronged by the Town’s Integrity Commissioner (IC). Yes, “wrongfully accused” is being used in the most facetious of manners. The Freedom Convoy folk will no doubt show up next Monday when council considers Michael Maynard’s the IC - recommendation to suspend Sharpe’ pay. That is a rare recommendation, which Maynard justifies via detailed comments in his 44-page report which notes many Code of Conduct infractions as well as a significant reprisal matter and impeding the investigation by refusing to turn over emails related to that reprisal issue. The heart of it all is conveyed in this excerpt from Page 24 of the report - but it’s worth any taxpayers’ time to read it in its entirety. “At varying points, the Councillor also demonstrated his knowledge that certain activities were occurring which, in my view, he either knew or ought to have known to be contrary to law. For example, in a video taken on January 29 at approximately 8:00 p.m., the Councillor is walking around downtown Ottawa and remarks about roads being closed off and a “24 hour honking of horns, constantly, for three days…

MIKE WILLISCRAFT it’s going to go on for weeks”. Later in the same video, he speaks in glowing terms of the feeling at being a part of this “amazing experience” and encourages watchers of his video to “Get in the car, come on Sunday night.” As a Municipal councillor, and indeed as a person with a reasonable degree of common sense, the Respondent ought to have been aware that honking horns and clogging streets “24 hours, constantly, for three days…going on for weeks,” is unlawful activity and is at the very least contrary to municipal noise bylaws in Ottawa (just as it would be in most, if not all, municipalities in the Province).” With the sentence above which includes “as a person with a reasonable degree of common sense,” Maynard really speaks for millions of Canadians - although I am sure that is not his intention - by addressing the sheer lunacy of the Ottawa fiasco. It is very important to note that Maynard does not mention anything about

Sharpe’s beliefs, nor should he, with regard to the Freedom Convoy. It is not his beliefs that are being challenged, rather, solely his conduct as an elected official. Full stop. There is zero expectation there will be any understanding of this come next Monday when it would be a shock to all if a normal meeting atmosphere were to materialize. Almost assuredly, Team Sharpe will assemble to support in some way, shape or form. Equally assuredly, the Canadian flag will be bastardized through appropriation by the Oakes Road overpass set. The whole matter should be very simple. Sharpe was wrong, in oh so many ways. He should admit his mistakes and take whatever punishment is meted out by council. Chances are better than average as well that his Grimsby Five mates will prevent any significant penalty going his way. But, it is an election year. Will those running for reelection want to have blood on their hands for Sharpe’s actions by limiting any penalty? Or will they step aside and let him take the bullet, which could include a financial penalty. As Maynard noted, the whole thing comes down to common sense - the initial infractions, the breakdown in the IC report and the conclusion. At issue is whether or not Grimsby council can reach a logical conclusion.

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Grimsby Historical Society wants your 2022 memory Do you have a story to tell about Grimsby in 2022? How did you fare during the pandemic? Did your sports team win any games? Did you see a beautiful sunset while you were strolling along the waterfront? Did you enjoy the WLMH strawberry social, the Grimsby Garden Club tour, or the recent Happening in Grimsby? The Grimsby Historical Society is looking for your story about something or someone related to Grimsby this year, the 100th anniversary of Grimsby becoming a Town. Your topic may be as broad or

as narrow as you like. The aim of the GHS for this centennial project to collect submissions from all age groups and all walks of life, and to preserve this collection of stories and essays in the GHS archives for future generations. Maximum word length for stories are 500 words for ages 8-12, 1000 words for ages 1318 and 1,500 for adults over 19. Submissions should include an entry form that includes full name, address, phone number, e-mail, age category, and total number of words. A copy of the form is avail-

able on the GHS website at www.grimsbyhistoricalsociety.com. Participants can easily upload their stories, or mail or drop off print copies to the Grimsby Historical Society Archives at 25 Adelaide St., Carnegie Building, Monday and Wednesday 9 am-3 pm and Friday 9 am-noon. Don’t miss the deadline of July 29, 2022. Prizes of $75 for first place, $50 for second place, and $25 for third place will be awarded on September 24 at the Grimsby Artwalk celebration. All winners will also receive a GHS book and membership.

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