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Methodist temple rebuild a Grimsby Beach history lesson

Up Front Woodlot open house, BBQ Sat. An Open House and barbecue to raise awareness of the Irish Grove Woodlot on Hunter Road is set for Saturday, Sept. 6, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The woodlot, which is in danger of being decimated for a proposed extension to Livingston Avenue, will be open for public tours. A petition will be available for those wishing to sign.

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Terry Fox Run set for Sept. 14 Walk, run, bike, wheelchair, stroller, or rollerblade: it doesn’t matter how you roll as long as you come out to support the Terry Fox Run. Registration begins at 9 a.m. and the run (5 or 10k) starts at 10 a.m. at the Grimsby Peach King Centre. Advanced registration and pledge forms are available at www.terryfox.org or you can donate online to the event, ‘Grimsby Terry Fox Run’. There will be music, face painting and bubbles and a complimentary lunch for all participants.

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The reproduction of the Grimsby Beach Methodist temple is taking shape this week on Grand Avenue. Jake West, an employee of Original Greenscapes which is building the temple-shaped kiosk, perches atop the structure. - Photo courtesy of Rob West

By Katherine Grant For NewsNow The new “temple” being constructed on the grounds of the heritage tree stand on Grand Avenue is beginning to take shape. While it is not nearly as large and imposing as the original Methodist temple, it will serve its own role in the history of Grimsby Beach. The temple will serve, not as a place of worship as did the original built in 1888, but as an in-

formation kiosk. The project has been several years in the making, says Sharon Porter, vicepresident of the Grimsby Heritage Advisory Committee. It was Porter and her friend and coworker Andrea Eby, who came up with the concept. The plan includes a community garden planted with native species and trails in the heritage tree stand located behind Grand Avenue Hall. See TEMPLE, Page 3

Fundraiser set for paralyzed Grimsby woman Everything can change in the blink of an eye. This past July 20, everything changed for Grimsby’s Vallary Halladay when the 23-year-old became paralyzed after breaking her neck in a swimming pool accident in Niagara Falls. Vallary is now quadriplegic and was recently moved out of intensive care at Hamilton General Hospital into a step-down unit. “They are waiting to see

ture of her injuries, how her breathing is, there is concern her mom says her spirits are pretty about her lungs,” said her mom good “although Kathy Halladay, she has her moments.” from her daughter’s bedside. “She’s feisty,” said Kathy. An athlete during her years as Vallary is lookVallary Halladay a student at Cening at living in a rehabilitation tral School and Blessed Trinity, Vallary had centre for about a year and been working at the LCBO there are many expenses in in St. Catharines. her future that aren’t covIn spite of the grave na- ered by health insurance.

Vallary’s family and friends have stepped up and a fundraiser is planned for Saturday, Sept. 20 at the Grimsby Royal Canadian Legion from noon-6 p.m. There will be live music, a barbecue, raffles and draws. There are some great prizes including a spa package, a vacation package and much more. “We are just looking for people to come out and support her,” said Kathy.

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TEMPLE

A postcard depicts the original Methodist temple in Grimsby Beach in 1888 in what is now Auditorium Circle.

From Page 1 It was the loss of a 350-year-old oak tree as well as a number of other centuries-old trees in the heritage-designated tree lot during a 2010 storm that was the catalyst for the project, said Porter. “The storm just demolished the tree stand,” she added. Although Porter has been a member of the Heritage Advisory Committee for several years, she and Eby came up with the concept on their own. They then presented the idea to the advisory committee and Town of Grimsby’s Recreation Services committee. The proposal included a learning garden and trail as well as the information kiosk. The temple-shaped building is being constructed from lumber

that came from the trees lost during the 2010 storm. One fallen tree remains part of the landscape, however. “We asked that the tree remain there,” said Porter. It will serve as a learning component, to teach about the life cycle of trees. Grimsby business, Original Greenscapes was tasked with taking the lumber from the old trees and recreating a smaller version of the temple. The Grimsby Museum was consulted and photos examined. The original structure, a project

undertaken by Noah Phelps more than 125 years ago, stood 30 meters high and could seat 3,000. In the 1920s, the temple building was demolished. It was in poor shape by then as it had had a leaky roof for many years, according to reports of the day. The mini temple will be the same onion-like shape although some licence has been taken with the design to rework it as a kiosk, and it will stand about 23 feet in height when it is complete, said Rob West, of Greenscapes.

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This Week • West Lincoln Historical Society Thur. Sept 4, 1:30 pm Speaker-Peter Snyder “St. Ann’s the former Snyder’s Mills” • Annual Book & Jigsaw Puzzle Sale, Grimsby Senior’s Center, Sat. Sept. 6th, 9:30 am– 4 pm. Proceeds to seniors club. Books from 50 cents, huge Selection! Plus hand knitted items, afghans and White Elephant Sale. Free admission. Tea, coffee & goodies available. Doreen 905-9458312. • Art Show and Sale. The Grimsby Artists’ Association presents original art works in a major exhibition once a year. This is an opportunity to view and enjoy. Purchase art for homes or businesses. Free admission. Located at the Grimsby pumphouse, 447 Elizabeth Street, at Lake Ontario shore. Saturday and Sunday, September 6th and 7th, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. • Beamsville euchre party Monday September 8th at 7:30 p.m. at Lincoln Center. There are 1st and 2nd prizes and also a chance for the door prize. Refreshments are also provided. • Monthly Vegan Supper Club. Lincoln Pioneer Church. Monday, September 8 , 6:30 pm. Cost $15/person, $25/2 family members. Full meal, handouts, health talk by a Registered Dietician. To register call Carole 905-957-3667. • Niagara West Adult Learning Centre/The Literacy Council of Niagara West - Annual General Meeting - Wednesday, September 10, 2014, 4:00 p.m., at 4271 Queen Street, Beamsville. Everyone welcome; please call 905-563-1515. • Silverdale Community Hall Chili/ Soup & Corn Roast Friday, Sept 12, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. chili/soup and corn roast, fresh buns and butter, coffee, tea and orange drink, homemade bars and cookies, available for your cash donations. Your donations continue to support our repairs and improvements to YOUR Community Hall. We’ve had wonderful community support and help this season. Thank You – See you on the 12th!

• The Erland Lee Museum workshops are returning for the fall! Come learn Chicken Scratch Embroidery on Saturday, September 13th from 10 am to noon in the circa 1873 Carriage House at the Lee Museum, 552 Ridge Road, Stoney Creek at the top of the Dewitt access. Cost is $20.00. There is limited space so please register early at 905-563-7274 or bstones@cogeco. ca. Enjoy the historic atmosphere of the 1897 birthplace of the Women’s Institute while learning a heritage or new craft. Coffee, tea and goodies will welcome you! • 4th Annual Alzheimer Coffee Break will be held at Rockway Community Centre on Saturday, September 13 from 9:30 a.m. til noon. Memorabilia and historical items about the Community Centre will be on display. Come and enjoy a cup of coffee and a muffin, learn about our hall and support the Alzheimer Society of Niagara. Tax receipts are available for donations over $10.00. • The Canadian Federation of University Women - Grimsby Chapter (CFUW) is holding their first meeting of the fall season on Monday Sept 15 at the Grimsby Museum, 6 Murray St. Join us for dessert and a tour at 7 PM. Members: $10. Free for new members and guests. • A Hand Along the Way Bereavement Group. Rose Cottage Visiting Volunteers and Stonehouse Whitcomb are offering an 8-week program to help adults who have experienced the death of a loved one. Information Night Thursday, September 18, 7:00 pm at the Shalom Manor & Gardens. Call 905.309.5071 for more info or to register. www. rosecottagevolunteers.com • Lincoln Garden Club and Horticultural Society starts the Fall program September 20th 2014 at 9.30 am at the Rittenhouse Hall, Vineland Research Center. Victoria Ave, Vineland. New members welcome. Jim Lounsbery, owner of Vineland Nurseries, will speak on insect/disease and plant related problems.

• Lincoln’s Guy Sale - Sept 20th 9 am-1 pm 4875 King Street Beamsville Great Lakes Christian High School Free admission • In Concert - Julian and Bonnie George from Nashville, TN, will be in concert on Sunday, Sept. 21 at 6:30 pm at the Free Methodist Church in Caistor Centre. Freewill offering. • Lincoln Mom to Mom Sale, Sat., October 4th • 9 am to 1 pm Great Lakes Christian High School, 4875 King. St., Beamsville, Free Admission & Free Parking. CASH ONLY event. Character sightings from the popular movie “Frozen” will be there!!! Inquiries: momtomomsalelincoln@ yahoo.com or https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lincoln-Mom-toMom/453901624678425?ref=hl • 2nd Annual Canines for Compassion Walk-a-thon Sun., Oct. 5 at The Dog Spot, 1-43 Main Street E., Grimsby. Registration starts at 10:00am, walk starts at 10:30 am. Register or pick up donation collection forms at The Dog Spot, 1-43 Main Street E., Grimsby or visit www.rosecottagevolunteers.com. All proceeds to Rose Cottage Visiting Volunteers. Call 905.309.5071 for more info. • Grimsby Senior Citizens Club is sponsoring a Cranberry Colour Lunch Cruise, aboard the Wenonah II departing from Gravenhurst , ON on Tues., Oct. 7. The tour includes a visit to the Muskoka Boat & Heritage Centre & the Cranberry Marsh. The price is $82.50 for members &$104.50 for non members. Information, & registration before Sept. 7, at the Grimsby Seniors Centre 905-309-2075. • Lamplighter Tour 2014. November 20-21-22-23. Tickets on go sale Sept 27th at 9 am. Online www.lamplightertour.com or 905-563-8387 or 905-650-4779 visa mastercard or cheques. price is $35. • Calling all Vendors: Lakemount Worship Centers 5th Annual Christmas Market Place is coming Nov. 22nd, 2014. Registrations forms & info @ 905-945-8888 or chantelledavies11@gmail.com or 54 North Service Rd. Reg. deadline is Oct. 26,2014.

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GROUPS & CLUBS • Linedancing, Beamsville Seniors Club (55+). Starts the week of September 8. Monday and Thursday afternoons from 1:30 - 3:00. Come, dance to a variety of music, exercise the mind and body and have fun at the same time. Lessons for beginners on Thursdays at 1:00, call Joan 905 562 6511 for info. • Doors open - Grimsby needs volunteers please contact acooper@ grimsby.ca or skoabel@grimsby.ca to volunteer. • Smithville Legion 393 Bingo is now back every Thursday night Everyone is welcome!! • Grimsby Senior Ladies craft guild meet every Thursday from 10am to 12 noon at the Grimsby senior. center new members are very welcome. For more info Call Sheila 905-945-4406 • Winona Seniors Centre, Activites six days a week. Snooker Line dancing, shuffle board, bid-euchre, zumba, cribbage & bridge. 1239 Hwy. 8, Stoney Creek. 905-643-4565. Drivers & servers needed to help deliver meals to elderly and/or disabled clients. Two hours once a week at noon, 905-522-0053. • Grimsby Probus Club, for retired professional and businessmen, meets the third Tuesday of each month in the auditorium at the Peach King Centre. 905-945-5653 or 905-945-2554. • Jordan Lions Club are looking for community-minded men & women interested in making Jordan a better place. Call 905-562-5875.

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West Niagara Fair opens today

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Ballots for the bike draws have been sent out to all the schools in Grimsby, Lincoln and West Lincoln and also to the home-schooling associations to distribute to students. All they need to do to enter the draw and gain free admittance to the fair is to come to the gate with a paid-admission adult and hand in their ballot. “The bike draws are a tradition the fair board has done for a number of years,” said Capell. If the bike doesn’t quite fit the rider, often a gift recipt is provided and the bike can be exchanged.

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Garth Brooks tribute band takes centre stage Friday Seats at the Grandstand stage will fill quickly on Friday night as Fresh Horses, the Garth Brooks tribute band takes to the stage. Fresh Horses is a high energy show band that performs all the hits of country star Garth Brooks, said entertainment chair, Albert Witteveen. “Les Smith the band leader even looks like Brooks,” added Witteveen. To date the band has performed all over Canada and the United States and has gained the reputation of being the top Garth Brooks Tribute

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ever. The band has performed on City TV, appeared on NBC news and has opened up on stages in Kentucky and Texas for country legends like Chris LeDoux and Johnny Lee. The show begins at 7 p.m. with opening act Charlie’s Bluegrass band, a local band led by Charlie Street. Friday also features a number of 4-H competitions throughout the day. The Fair will run from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, Sept. 5 and Saturday, Sept. 6. The Baby Show and Diaper Derby will be among Sat-

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Grimsby Festival of Art shines this weekend

Mike Corcoran of Apple Lane Wood Craft is among this year’s artists.

The 48th edition of the Grimsby Festival of Art is set for this weekend at Blessed Trinity Secondary School on Livingston Avenue. For the first time, the festival will take place over two days, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 6-7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. New Grimsby resident Mike Corcoran is among those who will be exhibiting and selling his wares. Corcoran creates wood-turned bowls and vases.

With 25 years behind him, he has perfected his art. Working with a variety of woods, he brings out the inner beauty hidden in each object. His bowls are functional but serve as well as display pieces. He made furniture and toys before discovering woodturning. “I love working with wood,” he said. Beneficiaries of the event are Community Living of Grimsby, Lincoln and West Lincoln, Grimsby

Rotary and also this year, Grimsby Minor Hockey. Musical entertainment will be provided and the Lincoln Leapers will be doing their very popular shows. There will also be tables and food trucks set up on the east side of the high school. The cost of admission has increased to $7 (those under 16 are admitted free) but there is a $2 off coupon at: grimsby-festival-arts. com.

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Two men face theft charges Two Hamilton men have been charged with theft after a number of work trucks were broken into on Sunday. Police say in the early morning hours of August 31, Niagara Regional Police 8 District officers arrested two men who were found to be in possession of a large amount of stolen property. Investigation revealed that the property had allegedly been stolen from work trucks parked in private driveways through-

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“New” is a key word for Grimsby Basketball Association as it heads into its 20 anniversary season. New president Kip Donegan said he and his executive are looking forward to moving ahead with many of the initiatives started by past president Jerry Naccarato. “We have a hard working executive and wonderful volunteer coaches ready to bring the kids of Grimsby, Lincoln and West Lincoln a good season,” said Donnegan. The GBA will host its second round of registrations at Peach King Arena this week, having already held

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Now in its 12th year in conjunction with the Grimsby Festival of Art Doreen Belton promises bargains galore with a huge selection of new and nearly new books and jigsaw puzzles. Proceeds being used to fund a variety of club initiatives over the years, including door prizes & special events.

Molloy, Terence John Michael

Passed away peacefully at McNally House, after a courageous battle with cancer, on Sunday, August 31, 2014, in his 78th year. Beloved husband of the late Donna Molloy (1997). Loved father of Shannon Molloy and Bridget Molloy, both of Grimsby. He will be missed by his long time partner Lillian Hasenack and her family. Dear brother of Mary Ellen Lefebvre and brother-in-law of Denise Kralik (Tom) and Dan Mahoney (Diane). Predeceased by his parents Hilda and John Molloy. Terry was a volunteer for over 20 years with the Grimsby Benevolent Fund and was awarded the Grimsby Civic Appreciation Award, and the 2013 Volunteer Service Award for his years of dedication. He was also a recipient of the Certificate of Merit for his many years of service with the Knight of Columbus - Our Lady of the Lake Council #4917. While a resident on Nelles Road, Terry spent the happiest days of his life maintaining a fruit farm and outdoor fruit stand which sold peaches, cherries, apples and pears. Visitation at STONEHOUSE-WHITCOMB FUNERAL HOME, 11 Mountain Street, GRIMSBY (905945-2755) on Thursday, September 4, 2014, from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Prayer Vigil Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Funeral Home. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, 135 Livingston Avenue, Grimsby, on Friday, September 5, 2014 at 11 a.m. Cremation to follow. If desired, memorial contributions to the Grimsby Benevolent Fund would be sincerely appreciated by the family. www.smithsfh.com

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Reader: Don’t cut through woodlot to extend road Dear Editor, I have many concerns regarding the cutting of the woodlot and the extension of Livingston Avenue to Oakes Road. The continuation of Livingston will not change the flow of traffic along the avenue to Casablanca to the QEW. If anything it will make it more difficult to access the QEW from Oakes Road as there is no direct ramp on either the north or south side of the QEW from this road. Too much of our fruit and food land, our view of Lake Ontario and most importantly the beauty of our “old” Grimsby have-

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GMHA scholarships

Grimsby Minor Hockey Association has awarded its 2014 post-secondary school scholarships for demonstration of good sportsmanship, discipline, leadership and citizenship in their hockey play and community life. Recipients include: (L to R) Clay Cranwell, Liam Bruch, Sydney Shadbolt, Nick Milansincic, Frankie Bruno, presented by GMHA President Blair Gillis. Not available for photo: Kurtis Sobkowich and Nik Susnyar.

See what the fuss is about While this Saturday is the official open house for Ja Irish’s Hunter Road woodlot, which may be severed if a Niagara Region proposal to put through an extension to Livingston Avenue, many have already gone through property. Since NewsNow broke the story, Irish tells us this week he has had a steady flow of visitors from all over and has had “Save The Woodlot” signs requested from as far away as Jordan. From 10 a.m.-2 p.m. this Saturday, Sept. 6, local residents can go see what the fuss is about. It is a pristine, nearly untouched property stewarded by the Irish family for generations. Impacting this property is a serious enough issue on its own and the timing of it coming up before a municipal election could be a blessing, but it is hoped it does not simply become an easy motherhood issue on which to bandwagon jump. Residents and potential election candidates – for or against the extension – make informed decisions here. Don’t assume. M.W.

Bring on the new “grubs” So much to say and so little space... Well let’s start with something with some matters of social correctness. Don’t you find it odd that as society changes and vocabulary changes, some things are ok and others become blasphemous to others. There is no better example than gay. Now, I was not around for the days when gay was a darn good thing to be –– happy, joyous and such. Not that it isn’t good a thing to be today – not that there is anything wrong with that (right, Seinfeld?) – just a wholly different meaning. In my day, high school in particular, I went to Central Huron Secondary School, home of the Redmen. This moniker was something we viewed with pride. Similar to the Washington Redskins, we had an Indian logo. To us the meaning had changed, just as vocabulary does change. Redmen was something good, strong, powerful, respectful, honourable and tenacious. With Native Indian populations all along the Lake Huron lakeshore, we never heard boo about our school handle being demeaning or offensive. That would be because it wasn’t. Regardless, school board administrators not wanting to be on anyone’s radar for any reason, the moniker was changed to the Phoenix...there’s an attention grabber. Now us Redmen, we must have been a heinous lot because as part of our Grade 9 initiation program

MIKE WILLISCRAFT a Slave Day was held each September. Yep, Slave Day. Not going to defend that one for a second. Unlike the Redmen or Redskins, there was nothing positive or honourable about slavery. Horrific through and through. That said, it was still a lot of fun. Every Grade 8 kid who was going to move on to CHSS was nervous about it,which was the point. Grade 9 kids were brought up on stage and bought for the school day by seniors who could have the “grubs” (as the newbies were dubbed) carry their books to class, get their lunch, and things like that. All the funds raised went to school projects. Having two siblings precede me in high school, one sporty and one academic, I was of interest to a wide cross-section seniors and ended up bringing in the most dough. It was something in the range of $25, which was big money for a high school kid in 1977. This whole conversation came up on the weekend with my little guy, well, not so little anymore, going into Grade 9. I told him

how easy he was getting it since schools have sanitized initiation to little more than a tour around the facilities these days. It’s too bad. No, we don’t need to bring back the slavery connotation or anything that could legitimize bullying, but there should be a middle ground. Times are going to change whether I like it or not. My kids laugh at me when I proclaim my views on the insane level with which teens live on their e-devices. Heck, I’m bad enough myself and I have no use for the contraptions. I bet everyone out there could think of 10 words which have had a double meaning in their lifetime. How about: rad; dog(g); dope; gnarley (narley); busted; tight; sick; bounce; bomb; and kicks. How’s that? Do you know what these words mean today? ****** After nearly five decades, the Grimsby Festival of Art is heading for cover. The last couple of years have not gotten the best which Mother Nature has to offer. That is for certain. So, the Rotary Club of Grimsby has sought shelter for the venerable event in the form of Blessed Trinity Catholic Secondary School. The two-day juried show runs Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Admission is $7, kids 16 and under are free of charge. All proceeds support Rotary and Community Living programs, so check out the show and check out the new digs.

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Learn to sing with Harmony West Niagara’s premier men’s a cappella chorus, Niagara Gateway Harmony, is seeking men who would like to learn the craft of a cappella singing. Auditions will be held at the Calder Community Centre on Mountain Road in

Grimsby (next to the Mountain Road Fire Station) on Saturday mornings, Sept. 6 and 13, at 10 a.m. Men who love to sing are invited to contact Joy (905643-3073) or Bruce (905-945-3495) to schedule an audition.

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The Greatest Gospel Truth! When Jesus died on the Cross, He redeemed the whole human race. He paid the entire sin debt of the world – ONCE, FOR ALL TIME! How did Jesus do this? As a perfect sacrifice, the Bible says He took the sin of the world upon Himself. In fact, He actually BECAME sin FOR US! The Bible says that sin was “nailed to the Cross”. Jesus was resurrected, but sin was not. SIN DIED ON THE CROSS!

Why do Churches work tirelessly to keep “dead sin” alive in our minds?

Like pumping helium into an “empty sin balloon”, pastors, teachers and leaders raise worry, guilt, fear, shame, remorse, judgment and even death, over our heads. Regrettably, by propping up “dead sin” the leaders gain obedience, control and money from members.

Sin died on the Cross in Jesus – ONCE, FOR ALL TIME!

PUBLIC NOTICE

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING PROPOSED REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT 6 Transportation Corridor Protection Policies PROPOSED CHANGE An amendment is being undertaken to develop and integrate new transportation corridor protection policies within the Region’s Official Plan.This amendment is being completed to recognize and protect lands required for the future development of planned transportation corridors and transit facilities (e.g. the Niagara to GTA East Area Corridor, preferred GO Transit station locations).The proposed policy framework will ensure that land that may be required for planned transportation infrastructure is protected, and that future adjacent land uses are planned appropriately.The amendment will include the development of new policies, the creation of a new corridor protection Schedule (map), and minor revisions to existing corridor protection policies to ensure consistency with the updated policy framework. HAVEYOUR SAY Public input on this proposed amendment is welcomed and encouraged. You can provide input by speaking at the public meeting or by making a written submission to the Region. If you do not express your views through these avenues, you may be forfeiting your right to appeal Council’s decision to the Ontario Municipal Board. PUBLIC MEETING This public meeting is being held under the provisions of Section 17 of the Planning Act at the following time and place: DATE: Wed., September 24, 2014 TIME: 1 p.m. LOCATION: Niagara Region Headquarters - Campbell West Regional Council Chambers 2201 St. David’s Rd. Thorold, ON WRITTEN SUBMISSION To provide input in writing or to request personal notice if the proposed change is adopted, please send a letter c/o Ralph Walton, Regional Clerk, Niagara Region, 2201 St. David’s Rd., P.O. Box 1042,Thorold, Ontario L2V 4T7, or email ralph.walton@niagararegion.ca. MORE INFORMATION For more information about the proposed Amendment please contact Craig Rohe, Planner, by phone at 905-685-4225, ext. 3442, or email craig.rohe@niagararegion.ca. A copy of the proposed Amendment and information and materials related to the Amendment are available for inspection in the Planning and Development Services Department at the above address Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. and at www.niagararegion.ca. If you require any accommodations for a disability in order to attend and participate in meetings or events, please let us know in advance so that arrangements can be made in a timely manner. Special accessibility accommodations and materials in alternate formats can be arranged by contacting the Niagara Region’s Accessibility Advisory Coordinator at 905-685-4225 ext. 3252 or accessibility@niagararegion.ca. LEGAL NOTICE Section 17 of The Planning Act If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the Regional Municipality of Niagara before the proposed official plan amendment is adopted, the person or public body is not entitled to appeal the decision of the Council of the Regional Municipality of Niagara to the Ontario Municipal Board. If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the Regional Municipality of Niagara before the proposed official plan amendment is adopted, the person or public body may not be added as a party to the hearing of an appeal before the Ontario Municipal Board unless, in the opinion of the Board, there are reasonable grounds to add the person or public body as a party. If you wish to be notified of the adoption of the proposed official plan amendment, you must make a written request to the Regional Clerk and such request must include the name and address to which such notice should be sent.

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