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Derik Brandt is the new town manager for the Town of Grimsby. He replaces Keith Vogl who retired from the position late last year. Brandt’s 15 years of municipal experience has given him experience in tourism, economic development and communications. He has worked previously in Sault Ste. Marie, Thunder Bay and South Glengarry. He officially takes over the position today, Feb. 18.
Takin’ to the ice Scott and Shannon McDougall were lacing up to get in some skating Monday afternoon at Grimsby’s outdoor rink. There were a host of activities on around West Niagara for the Family Day holiday, including free skating inside the Peach King Centre. The outdor rink was very busy throughout the day with perfect weather conditions ensuring a great turnout. Williscraft Photo
Mayor’s Gala Saturday
The 11th annual Mayor’s Gala, hosted by Grimsby Rotary @ Noon will take place Saturday at Casablanca Winery Inn. Proceeds from the event will go toward The Grimsby Walk for Guide Dogs. Tickets are $150pp. The event starts with cocktails start at 5:30 p.m. For details, contact Carolyn Webb at 905-945-7039.
Garden Club AGM Feb. 20
Lincoln Garden Club will host its AGM Saturday at Rittenhouse Hall, Vineland, starting at 9:30 a.m. Carrie Zimmerman will be the guest speaker.
HWK Insurance merges with Duliban By Mike Williscraft NewsNow With nearly a century of serving West Niagara, Hunter Wilson and Kelly has merged with Duliban Insurance Brokers. The change became official earlier this month and was highlighted with the presentation of a $10,000 cheque
to Beamsville Lions Club Feb. 9. In making the announcement, Adam Duliban thanked HWK president Bob Kelly for his long-time service to the community. “We are making this donation to honour Robert Kelly to recognize his significant contribution to our community,” said Duliban.
As one of Lincoln’s oldest businesses - having served clients since 1920 - and Kelly himself for nearly 40 years, Kelly said he was looking forward to his retirement. “We’ve really loved serving our clients and the community as a whole,” said Kelly.
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At The Orchards Retirement Residence, we are devoted to providing outstanding retirement living alternatives for both independent and assisted living lifestyles. The safety, wellbeing and comfort of seniors is our number one priority and we look forward to providing you with our undivided attention.
As part of the merger with Duliban Insurance Brokers and Hunter Wilson Kelly Insurance, Adam Duliban presented the Beamsville Lions Club with a $10,000 donation on Feb. 9. On hand for the presentation were (L to R) Tom Ensign, Bob Kelly, Adam Duliban, Lions president Chris Hoskins, Arnie Wadsworth and Peter Willetts. Williscraft - Photo
LIONS Page 1 “My wife Lynn and I are looking forward to some travel and enjoying our retirement.” Duliban said his team has worked closely with Kelly
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port will continue for CCWN. The donation to the Lions was the choice of Kelly, who has been a long-time member of the organization. The Lions have not earmarked the funds for a particular project as yet.
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West Niagara service clubs, organizations and non-profit groups are welcome to submit meeting dates, fundraising information and invitations to the public in News Now’s Around Town feature. This service is provided free of charge and is done on a space availability basis.
UPCOMING EVENTS Art House Café Lecture Series at the Grimsby Public Art Gallery Fri. Deb 19th at 7pm Speaker is Manon Gaudet. Nogociating Female Settler and Indigenous Identity in the Domestic Sphere. Thursday at Ten Programs Winter/Spring 2016 At Livingston Activity Centre (18 Livingston Ave. Grimsby) Feb. 18th: “Navigating the Welland Canal” Speaker is Graham Robertson. Scott Woods Fundraising Concert in profit of Rose Cottage Visiting Volunteers. Tickets are on sale through Jan-Feb and March. Reserve yours to avoid disappointment. Date of the concert is April 16th at Providence Christian Reformed Church, 4845 King St in Beamsville. Tickets sell out very fast. First come first serve. Call 905-3095071 Lincoln Garden Club General meeting Feb. 20th at 9:30 at the Rittenhouse Hall, Vineland Experimental Station, Victoria ave in Vineland. Speaker will be Carrie Zimmerman, Niagara College Landscaping Designs. Smithville Legion Br. 393 Tuesday Dart Fun League Feb. 23rd @ 7 pm. Also Tuesday Free All Day Pool. Smithville Legion Br. 393 Thursday Bingo Feb 25th Shutters 6 pm Regular 7 pm. Also, Thursday Euchre 2-4 pm. Grimsby Public Library presents: An Evening With Author : Kevin Sylvester. Feb 25th at 6:30
p.m. for refreshments and 7 p.m. for reading. Kevin is an Author, Illustrator, and Winner of the Silver Birch Award for Non-Fiction. Kevinsylvesterbooks.com Thursday at Ten Programs Winter/Spring 2016 At Livingston Activity Centre (18 Livingston Ave. Grimsby) Feb. 25th: “Show and Tell-Lost and Found” Thurs. @ 10 Production. Smithville Legion Br. 393 Sunday Feb 28th Breakfast 8 am - 12 Noon “All You Can Eat” Wedding Open House at Casablanca Winery Inn Sun., Feb. 28, 2016 ~ 12-4 pm, 4 Windward dr., grimsby, ON. 1-877-446-5746 or 905-3097171 weddings@casablancawineryinn.com Annual Ham Dinner: St. Alban’s Church, Beamsville. Tuesday, March 1 from 5 to 7. All inclusive ham and scalloped potato dinner with home made apple crisp for dessert. Adults $14 p.p. - 5 to 10 yrs of age $5 - family $35 = [2 adults & 2 children (5 to 10)] $5 for extra child - children under 5 eat free. Wheel chair accessible. We look forward to seeing you! Public free 4 Part Workshop: Learn effective skills for managing intense emotions with the people you love Dates: Feb.29, March 2nd, March 7th, March 9th from 6pm – 8pm. Location: Blessed Trinity Secondary School 145 Livingston Ave, Grimsby, Ontario L3M 5J6 For more info. and to register go here:http://www.westniagaramentalhealth.com/
Thursday at Ten Programs Winter/Spring 2016 At Livingston Activity Centre (18 Livingston Ave. Grimsby) March 3rd: “Fifty Point, the park that birds made” Speaker is Bruce Mackenzie. Saturday, March 5 2016, Silk Scarf Snow/Ice Dyeing Workshop from 10:00am to noon. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn a unique craft! Cost is $25.00, some items will be required for you to bring. Be prepared to get messy! We are located at 552 Ridge Rd. Stoney Creek. Call 905-662-2691 or email erlandleehome@fwio. on.ca to register. Bdss Trivia Night Friday, March 4th at 7pmTeams of 8 people $20/person ($160/team) Contact Kelly Bolibruck (Kelly.bolibruck@dsbn. org, or by phone (905)563-8267 ext. 60313) to reserve a table and arrange payment. Soroptimist International of Stoney Creek - Niagara are having their annual Awards Banquet on Mon., Mar. 7th to honour outstanding women in our community. The dinner will be held at the Innsville Restaurant 1143 Hwy #8 Stoney Creek at 7 pm, Cost is $40/ person. If interested, contact Kathie 905-643-7487 Thursday at Ten Programs Winter/Spring 2016 At Livingston Activity Centre (18 Livingston Ave. Grimsby) March 17th: “Project Harvest-Guatemala” Speaker is Gary Bowron. RCL Branch 393 Smithville Mar. 19th Chili Cook Off 4 pm Bring your Chili in By 4 pm to be
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judged 1st, 2nd and 3rd Prizes RCL Branch 393 Smithville Sun. 20th of March Breakfast 8 am - 12 Noon All You Can Eat everyone welcome. Thursday at Ten Programs Winter/Spring 2016 At Livingston Activity Centre (18 Livingston Ave. Grimsby) March 24th: “Health and Pharmaceuticals” Speaker is Maria Kivirahk, Pharmacist. Thursday at Ten Programs Winter/Spring 2016 at Livingston Activity Centre (18 Livingston Ave. Grimsby) Mar. 31st: “Bus trip toDunfield Theatre-Mama Mia” Tickets $64 call Annelien 905-945-8368. Thursday at Ten Programs Winter/Spring 2016 At Livingston Activity Centre (18 Livingston Ave. Grimsby) April 7th: “Life of a Chef” Speaker is Andrew Robertson. GROUPS & CLUBS Beginner Line Dancing: Do you want to learn how to line dance? Thurs. afternoons from 1 to 2 p.m. at the Lincoln Seniors Club, Central Ave in Beamsville. Tentative start date is March 1. Please call to register, Joan, 905 562 6511. Read Learn Grow, a new family literacy program will be starting a new eight-week session in Beamsville. This program is for both the parent and the child, involves a lot of fun literacy activities, includes healthy snacks and is free!! Two-hour sessions, mornings. For more info., call 905-563-1515 or email contactus@nwelrc.ca
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Raine Butler of Winona, green hoodie, tucks the puck by Julian Domledovac in one of several shinny games which broke out at Grimsby’s outdoor rink on Family Day. Nick Carniello was looking for rebound. Williscaft Photo
Peach Kings take Round 1 Series Grimsby Peach Kings closed the deal Saturday kicking Port Dover to the curb with a 5-1
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Deborah Dueck of Conversations Cafe and Convos with Riley Michaels. have done for the Michaels. community. “This is a great “I am not sure if the place to come community realizes and hang out with how important this friends, the Friday place is and what Night Live (conDeb is doing?” said certs) are great and
there are a lot of kids who have a tough time.” So, to help, Michaels and his friends: Max Urban on bass, Zeno Nella on drums and James White on rhythm guitar, will perform their favourite classic rock tunes and some original Riley Michaels material as the event will double as a CD release party. Michaels produced his own nine-song CD in the basement of his Beamsville home. Doors will open at the Friday event at 6:30 p.m. A snack bar with hot dogs, drinks, chips and more will be available. Tickets are $10.
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Collision slows Nordana Sky By Skip Gillham For NewsNow The Keil Canal is a busy European waterway and became the location of a collision earlier this month that involved a Seaway trader. The Nordana Sky struck the stern of the containership Vera Rainbow as the former was preparing to exit the Brunsbuttel Lock. Nordana Sky was built at Leer, Germany, and was completed in March 2015. The 120 metre long cargo ship was launched as Symphony Sky but entered service as Nordana Sky under charter to Nordana of Denmark. It has one cargo hold and two 85 tonne cranes for loading and unloading. The owners soon rechartered the vessel to Transport Desgagnes who sent it to the Great Lakes from July until late fall under the Canadian flag. The ship came inland at least as far as Windsor before
resuming saltwater service for the winter months. The Vera Rainbow was the more seriously damaged in the Feb. 5, 2016, collision when Nordana Sky rammed it from behind in its enthusiasm to enter the Keil Canal lock. Nordana Sky was soon cleared and is due at Alexandria, Egypt, on Feb. 20.
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Coldest Night walks Saturday Two worthy causes, YWCA Grimsby Affordable Housing Partnership and West Niagara Community Care are two worthy causes which can be supported while getting a little exercise this weekend. The Coldest Night of the Year Walk will be hosted, times two, in Grimsby and Beamsville this Saturday. The realities of today’s society: • 70 per cent of those at a poverty level of income are working FT hours, and; • One in seven users of homeless shelters Canada-wide is a child. There are a lot more stats, but one gets the idea. To find out more about the walks and how you can support these two casues, call YWCA’s Laura Ip, 905-9883528 ext. 3247, or CCWN’s Carole Fuhrer, 905-563-5822.
March 3 to bring a ray of hope It has been a very long road for West Lincoln Memorial Hospital. Wait...scratch that. Make that a VERY, VERY long road. For those who have hung around West Niagara for nearly 20 years you will know where the road started. It was an inauspicious start with a call for WLMH to be shut down. Bring on the “Save the Hospital” Committee and the massive rally at Grimsby Secondary School in the winter of 1997 and things slowly, painfully at times, started moving down said road. The problem, for virtually all in the community, has been that not a single soul knew just where the heck this road we are all on is heading??? Everyone has had their wish list, but even the most motivated supporters of the hospital has seen hope fade to near extinction at times. At different intervals, doubt flares. As recently as this month, I got an “off the record” call from someone who very seriously said he had heard from a “source”, which he considered solid, that Hamilton Health Sciences had set in motion a plan to absorb (my word) millions raised from the WLMH capital campaign. There is not one iota of truth to this semilingering rumour, but it does raise its head every so often. The lack of any visible motion or remotely positive information about the long-term plans for WLMH are to blame.
MIKE WILLISCRAFT As noted, if hardcore supporters have doubt creeping into their collective minds, why would it not creep into the minds of anyone skeptical? Of course it would. So now, FINALLY, there is a ray of hope. It is not a light at the end of a long tunnel, but it would put us all in a tunnel, with a true destination in mind. That is an exciting possibility. What is this ray of sunshine? To get the whole rundown, you will have to attend the Thursday, March 3 conversation hosted by Hamilton Health Sciences at the Livingston Activity Centre, still known to many as the seniors centre. At this session, which will run from 6:30-8 p.m. attendees will hear what can best be described as the most positive news regarding WLMH since the provincial government took the facility off life support and allowed it to operate as the well-run institution it has been. At this session, HHS president Rob MacIsaac will outline the results of the lengthy “Our Healthy
Future” information gathering process and how grassroots input has been assimilated into overall plans for HHS’s facilities. Everybody wants to see a groundbreaking ceremony on a new building. No question! But those who sit back and say, “more blah, blah, blah” let me say this: you are not and will not get a new facility - or maybe even keep the existing one - if the proposed services program assembled by HHS is not confirmed. Basically, you’re not building a new house without a good foundation. Confirmation of the clinical services which will be outlined March 3 will be that foundation. And that is very good news. Getting the proposed future services for the site in place will allow for the next phase, a capital request, to develop. Since services need to be worked through, no timelines can or will be set for a building proposal yet. Hospital officials believe the services component is the “heavy lifting” phase of the process. It stands to reason that if the proposed services are affirmed up the ladder, the provincial government would also be on board with maintaining and providing a suitable facility to carry out those services. Because the silence from the Liberal government has been deafening, it is tough to believe there could be a sign of movement, but we genuinely have one. See you March 3!!
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Kinsmen Mini-Putt registration forms available Registration forms for the 21st annual Grimsby Kinsmen Mini-Putt are now available. The event sells out every year to its maximum of 30 teams. A team is considered registered only when the form is completed, submitted and a cheque is turned in. This year’s Greater Grimsby Mini-Putt Tour will take place Sunday, March 13. All proceeds go to the West Lincoln Memorial Hospital
Foundation. The cost is $200 per foursome. With a kick-off breakfast from 9:30-10:30 am at the Grimsby Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, the course will follow putting holes at the Legion, Rikochez Pub, The Forty Public House (formally Joe Dogs), Judge & Jester, Station One, Different Strokes, and Teddy’s Food Fun & Spirits. Registration forms are available at all
Owl Prowl set for this weekend The fourth annual Owl Prowl is set for this weekend, Feb, 20-21. The tour, run by Carla Carlson of Niagara Nature Tours, is a field trip-style event which will start at 10 a.m. and run to about 5 p.m. “We have worked very hard to find the locations of wild owls for us to see, and are hoping to see 3-4 native species this year,” said Carlson, noting the owls are found from Niagara West through to Fort Erie. For the very first Owl Prowl in 1998 21 people signed up. Four species and seven owls in total were spotted. “This was fabulous because of how secretive they are. Since we were able to start conducting Prowls again in 2013, at least 327 people have seen 5-6 species and on one memorable day, 13 individual owls,” she said. ‘ In the past we have seen Eastern Screech, Northern Saw-whet, Snowy, Long-eared, Short-eared and a Great Horned Owl on her nest.” Registration for the this weekend’s owl prowls has started and space is limited. For more information call 905-562-3746 or 1-888-889-8296.
participating locations, NewsNow, and the Hospital Foundation office. “We are also looking for event sponsors, hole sponsors, and prizes from local businesses and supporters,” said Kinsmen event chair Bruce Bond. Last years event
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Focus on your goals, not ups and downs in the market For many, retirement is something off in a distance, something that gets lost and often overlooked as we get busy with life. I think it’s time you take the critical step to give your financial goals the time they deserve. Taking control of your financial goals and investment plan is crucial. A first step is to gather all your financial papers, investment statements, group plan insurance policies, tax assessment notices and call me at the Edward Jones office in Grimsby to book a time to develop your own plan. “If you have multiple accounts with multiple banks, insurance offices and financial institutions, you may have a huge amount of documentation and such,” says Marc Seguin, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones in Grimsby. “This can make it difficult to get a clear picture of your goals and how you’re tracking to reach them,” Among the many benefits of developing your own plan and
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