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on & Joan and their Travels

By Dave Scott Don and Joan Daley do love to get away and they always seem to find the path less travelled and last fall was no different. The couple were in Southwest England attending their niece’s wedding. Of course they made sure to take the time to rent a car, hit the open road and see where their adventure would take them.

One of the cool spots they checked out was the Eden Project, which according to the website (www.cornwall-online.co.uk) is a gateway into this fascinating interactive world of plants and people, a living theatre, exploring our global garden inheritance - revealing plants, as you’ve never seen them before.

The Eden Project is a truly unique experience, in the heart of Cornwall’s Clay Mining country a place to explore the amazing relationship that exists between the human population and the fascinating world of plants - and the extent that we depend on plants for our very existence The world’s largest geodesic domes at The Eden Project contain two distinct biospheres

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Wolford Chapel, England – the birth site and burial ground for Lieutenant-General John Graves Simcoe and his family.

for you to explore, the Humid Tropical Biome featuring a jungle environment and the Warm Temperate Biome, featuring plant species from the Mediterranean, South Africa and California.

Whilst outside there is a series of landscaped gardens where you can enjoy a diverse collection of plants from the Wild Cornwall section to the terraced tea slopes.

Both Don and Joan found the Eden project unique, not just for the domes, but for the art work as well.

Next up the couple headed off for a tour of St. Michael’s Island before heading out to Mouse Hole actually pronounced Mowzel, this beautiful quaint harbour town is just what Don and Joan needed and it was while heading back out onto the highway they passed a sign and in the corner of the sign was a small Canadian flag. The couple decided to back the car up and take a look… their interest peaked. The sign said Wolford Chapel, so our two adventurers decided to go take a look.

Joan says they ended up driving down a onelane road with grass growing out of the middle of it. They weren’t quite sure where it would all lead, but then they saw the Canadian flag flying

in front of this old stone church. That sense of pride came over them when you see our flag anywhere in the world. Rain was falling, it was a typical English day but that did not dampen the spirits of our two investigators.

They pushed open the door to the small church… no one was around. They began to look around and at the front of the church they noticed fresh flowers. Someone had been here?

Then they noticed a plaque and low and behold they had stumbled across the birth site and burial ground for one Lieutenant-General John Graves Simcoe and his family. Turns out that Don and Joan were at the church the Simcoe family had built and this was all their property.

The two smiled at their discovery.

So far from home… but feeling a sense of home within the walls of the church… visiting the site of Simcoe’s namesake.

The couple spent some time at the site reading the plaques and taking some photos before driving off down the small one lane road with the Canadian flag in their rear view mirror, happy that they had seen the small sign that had lead them to a piece of Norfolk’s history!

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By Dave Scott Attending something new can be unnerving and over-the-top rewarding. We all carry a speck of self-doubt or uncertainty in our minds… it happens that first day of school as a kid, we’re excited and scared; maybe that first date we feel nervous and happy; your wedding day is full of joy and appreciation.

For twenty-four women, a few of these emotions were to be expected. Most of them did not know each other, but they all carried a common burden that had become a part of their lives and changed their outlooks forever.

I watched this group of women enter the room, make small talk with one another, then sit quietly waiting for the session to begin.

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You could see it in their eyes; that look of hope and apprehension. Small smiles crossed their faces. Some wore buffs on their heads, all focused on the speaker as they listened intently.

They all knew that over the last six months to a year, everyone in the room had faced their own personal demons and had experienced the triumphs of their lives.

There was a sense of a bond within the group that didn’t need to be discussed. Today they had gathered just outside of Simcoe for NEW DAY NEW ME, a free makeover session for cancer patients and survivors.

I have done stories on this event in the past, and by far this one had the largest attendance yet.

Volunteers from local businesses took time out of their day to come and provide the ladies with information, direction, and enhance their self-

ood F ight in Norfolk County

The Rotary Clubs of Norfolk County & The Lions Clubs of Norfolk County announce that they have again challenged each other to a “Food Fight”. This Event officially kicks off on Monday, April 29th and wraps up Friday, May 10. The two service clubs will be gathering financial and food donations over these two weeks to be shared between all the Food Banks of Norfolk County. There are several early drop-off locations (listed below) and starting at 7 am on May 10, the final drop off day will commence at Wellington Park in Simcoe, lasting until 5 pm.

On Friday, April 26 representatives from The Rotary Club of Norfolk Sunrise & The Port Dover Lions Club will be on air with Gerry Hamill of MyFM 98.9 at 9:50 am to discuss The Norfolk County Food Fight Challenge, so be sure to tune in. We welcome the opportunity to

meet with any other media prior to or during our event to get the word out on this exciting venture.

Early Drop Off Locations: CIBC Simcoe RBC Royal Bank in Simcoe & Port Dover The Erie Beach Hotel Waterford Food Land Bradshaw Brothers Fuel Head Office – Waterford Scotia Bank Port Dover Kings Flower & Garden Centre Roulston’s in Downtown Simcoe, Port Dover & Delhi

confidence as their body images changed from their battles with cancer.

With this being the biggest group yet, I found myself looking into the eyes of mothers, daughters, grandmothers… I saw strength and determination for the future.

The fight is theirs… they are the survivors who will lead the way for others… their illness will NOT defeat their heart and soul nor will it take away their beauty on the inside or out.

Thank you ladies for being leaders. You didn’t ask for it… but your strength will help others!

This is usually the spot where we would thank the businesses involved, but knowing the group of women who organized this event… it isn’t about business… it is about love!

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By Dave Scott The sun was shining across the diamond at Memorial Park, as light wind drifted at the backs of the ball players. Some stood on the infield and others steadied themselves in the outfield as coach Jay MacDonald threw pitches to the batter at the plate. He was always reminding the thirteen and fourteen year old boys to be ready. He wasted no time, keeping them on their game, constantly reminding them of their responsibilities. It was easy to see that the kids understood their coach and worked hard to refine their skills. It was just after lunch, and as I stood near the left field line just beyond the dugout, I couldn’t help but feel the nostalgia of youth as I watched the players shagging flies in the outfield. The kick-up of dirt as the runner rounded the bases… it was easy just to relax and watch the practice… baseball kinda has that effect, it sucks you in and the next thing you know an hour has gone by and all you did was watch some kids play a little ball.

Practice wrapped up and I headed over to chat with a few of the players.

Jay introduced me to a few of the guys and told me that they were some of the leaders of the team. We began to talk and I noticed the rest of the players went to work cleaning up the diamond after practice, raking the mound and being proud of their ballpark. Not a word was said when the coach told them to get it done… no complaining, no ‘Why me?’... just focus. There was appreciation and pride in the game as well… I was impressed.

I had been informed that this minor bantam team was going to visit Cooperstown this summer… the Mecca of baseball, home to the Baseball Hall of Fame. It is the ultimate place for a ball player to visit.

The boys told me that they would be playing nine games in Cooperstown against teams from all over the world… Japan and Saudi Arabia to name a couple. It will be a trip of a lifetime!

These young men have been practicing indoors at Simcoe Composite School since early January and have been fundraising for the trip long before that. They have done a bottle drive, cleaned up properties for folks, and had draws to raise funds for the trip, all with 100% participation from the players.

As an outsider looking in it was easy to see the strong team chemistry among the players. Most of them have played together for the past three to four years under Jay’s guidance.

The flow of the group was evident on the field; they understood each other’s roles, their own strengths and weaknesses and were working together to become a better club… hey, exactly that a team should be.

Sure these players are excited about Cooperstown, but they also have some unfinished business. They want to win the Ontario Baseball Association (OBA), which they lost last year in the finals to Barrie.

I have no doubt they will achieve their goal… and as for Cooperstown… make us proud!

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I was looking at some old photographs the other day of me driving my Healey 3000 at the Silverstone Race Track, site of the Formula One race in England.

That car was a lot of fun to drive, just like my favourite Volkswagen the CC 2.0L Turbo, with a manual transmission.

In my mind I compared the experience of driving the big Healey and the Volkswagen CC. They are both great looking even though they are 47 years apart.

But how can you compare a 1965 car with a 2013 car?

In the Volkswagen CC the gearbox is silky smooth and it’s a 6 speed.

The steering wheel is perfectly proportioned and is fully adjustable with radio, information centre and Bluetooth controls on it.

Heating and air conditioning controls fall easily to hand and the seats are firm, supportive and have adjustable lumbar control.

The sport suspension keeps the car glued to the road and when required the turbo charged engine can give you all the power required.

Add to that a 600 watt 10 speaker sound system!

Now in the Healey the gearbox was a bit of a brute. The steering wheel was the size of the London bus wheel, non adjustable and really needed to be muscled to steer the car.

The back end could slide away if you did not pick a good line and have correct speed around the corner. There was no air conditioning but it did have a small heater.

The radio was an option I did not have in my car.

But one thing both cars do have is the ability to put a smile on your face while driving them.

If you tried to purchase a 1965 Healey 3000 now it would probably cost you twice what a 2013 Volkswagen CC costs.

If I had to pick which car I would want to own today it would want it definitely be the Volkswagen.

Before any of you phone the 5 police officers who live in my area. I will drive it at the posted speed limits but I will find the most twisty roads I can to have fun in this great sports sedan.

To me, this car sums up what I feel about Volkswagens, “It is the journey not the destination”

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Three local organizations were the beneficiaries of a recent donation drive by Roulston’s Pharmacy locations in Simcoe, Port Dover, and Delhi. Customers who donated $1 were given a free draw ballot on one of three prizes, an Xbox 360 bundle, an iPod Touch, and an

To help celebrate volunteerism across Canada and recognize “Volunteer Week” (April 21 – 27, 2013), Crime Stoppers of Haldimand, Norfolk and Tillsonburg wants everyone to understand how volunteers are vital to the existence of the crime fighting program.

Very often when someone hears “Crime Stoppers” they automatically think that the program is a police initiative. This is a common misconception. In reality, Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit organization that is owned and governed by volunteers from the community.

These volunteers make up a governing board of directors that is responsible for all decisions regarding tipster rewards, promotions, program operations and ALL fundraising to maintain the program.

The volunteers who form the Crime Stoppers board of directors come from many different geographic locations and varied backgrounds, but they all have one goal in common - safer communities. They give freely of their time and are committed to stopping, solving and preventing crime in our neighbourhoods.

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This dedication when combined with the outstanding efforts of the local media and police has led to outstanding success for the crime-fighting program. This year, Crime Stoppers of Haldimand, Norfolk and Tillsonburg celebrates its 25th anniversary. Since inception in 1988, the crime fighting program has assisted the local police in the seizure of over $40.6 million worth of illegal narcotics, the recovery of more than $5.1 million worth of stolen property and the laying almost 5,400 charges.

Crime Stoppers gives people an anonymous, confidential way to relay information to investigators without ever having to get involved as a witness. People can provide information by phone at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or online at www.helpsolvecrime.com and cash rewards up to $2,000 are offered for information that leads to an arrest or charge.

Five members of Marburg Women's Institute were among about 300 persons attending the re-opening of the Erland Lee Home at Stoney Creek on April 21. This museum is a National Historic site, and the place where the constitution of the organization, being penned by Janet Lee, was signed in 1897. The home was been closed to the public about three years while many volunteers made extensive upgrades. Photo from left are: Karen Napper, Carolyn MacKenzie, Joy Western, Alison MacKenzie and Helen Young.

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A few weeks ago, I wrote about Bird Studies Canada’s newest citizen scientist program, Project Nestwatch. (For more information, go to BSC’s website: http://www. birdscanada.org/ and click on “volunteer programs” and then “choose a program” and look for Project NestWatch.)

Shortly after writing that column, I noticed debris piling up under our deck and on our patio outside our walk-out basement. As well, I noticed some piles of grass on the beam that supports the deck joists.

There are perhaps a dozen openings between the joists that would be suitable for a nest and, after watching for a short while, I saw that the Robin that had had a nest there last year (or perhaps another Robin) had selected the site for this year’s nest. Unfortunately, the Robin was once again having some difficulty remembering which spot it was using for its nest and had

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Hopefully, before too long, the Robin that built a nest under our deck (left) will have a nest full of eggs as another Robin did a few years ago (right) and will have a successfully fledged brood of young ones. several (actually six at last count!) started. This happened last year as well and by the time the bird laid its eggs, it had only half completed three nests. The one she chose to use for her eggs was somewhat flimsy and I was surprised that it survived long enough to fledge the young birds.

After watching these nest-building attempts for a couple of days, I decided to help the bird out. I gathered all the material she had brought to the beam and deposited in the various slots and piled them into the slot that seemed to have the biggest pile. Then I put chunks of wood in all the other slots. Now, I have to say that this confused her for a little while, but it wasn’t too long before she figured out which slot was the right one. Within 24 hours, she pretty well had her nest built. It was amazing how quickly it all came together once she was only working on one nest instead of six!

A Robin’s nest is constructed by the female from the inside out. She first builds a somewhat unkempt foundation of grass and twigs and then tops this with a cup of mud lined with fine grass. Every time the Robin brought some nestbuilding material to the “building

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site,” she would place it in the nest and then hop in and, tail up in the air and breast down, she would wiggle around a little to form a nice round cup. Once the grass cup was formed, she reinforced it with mud that was probably gathered from worm castings to make it heavier and sturdier. The nest was then lined with fine dry grass and is now about six inches across and about four inches high. Other materials that are often used by Robins to build their nests include paper, feathers, rootlets or moss.

Typically, the nest site is chosen by the female and is usually on a horizontal branch hidden in or just below a layer of dense leaves.

However, since so many convenient “human-made” structures are now available, they often use these.

Robins have been known to nest in gutters, on outdoor light fixtures, in bird feeders, or just about anywhere that is flat and has some protection from the elements. In fact, they are happy to use purposemade nesting platforms or shelves if someone is willing to make them.

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sometimes nest on buildings or cliffs.

Now, I’m waiting for the eggs to begin to appear. I laid a piece of plywood on the deck over the nest to keep it from getting too wet from the rain as the site isn’t exactly waterproof, but if I lift it up, I can see into the nest. My daughter tells me I have taken such an interest in this nest because I’m feeling some empty-nest syndrome after having one of my kids at home for the last few months. That’s not true!! I just want this Robin to have a successful clutch of chicks and I was feeling bad that she was making so much effort building so many nests and not getting anywhere. I hope she appreciates my assistance!

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Relay for Life, or are interested in becoming one, come to the Team Captains’ Night on Thursday, April 25 from 7 to 8:30 pm at St. Mary’s Church Hall in Simcoe. This is a chance for team captains to find out all they need to know about the details of this year’s Relay. You’ll have the opportunity to choose your campsite, get fundraising tools and learn more about the Ultimate Relay Experience.

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— Spring Pottery Sale May 3rd, 9 am to 8 pm and May 4th, 9 am to 5 pm at the First Baptist Church, 129 Young St., Simcoe, beside the Talbot Street Arena. Enter a draw for a beautiful piece of Handcrafted Pottery. Enjoy coffee & goodies on us! Give a Gift of Local Talent!

— The Norfolk County Quilters’ Guild presents the “Traditions and Transitions Quilt Show” and the “Norfolk in Stitches Quilt Challenge”.

The Norfolk County Quilters’ Guild presents the “Traditions and Transitions Quilt Show” and the “Norfolk in Stitches Quilt Challenge”. The shows will take place from Friday, May 3 to Sunday, May 5. Hours are: Friday and Saturday 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday 10 am to 4 pm. The “Traditions and Transitions Quilt Show” will be located in the Vittoria & District Community Centre at 35 Oakes Blvd., Vittoria while the “Norfolk in Stitches Quilt Challenge” will be located in the historic Vittoria Town Hall on Brock Street.

Admission is $6 for both shows.

— An Evening with the Birds and Song Opening the event will be singer/song writer Rachel Heart and guitar player Will Macaulay.

Join them in a 30 minute set with a warm musical updraft of steady rhythm, bright melody and vast soundscape. They will captivate all with Heart’s own “Hawk Love” the title song for the CRC National Bird Campaign. Following the musical performance is a 45 minute birds of prey free-flight show that will include hawks, owls, a falcon and an eagle. Friday, May 3, at the Port Dover Community Centre - 1st Show: 6 pm, 2nd Show: 8:30 pm. Doors open at 5:30 pm Admission: $5 at the door. For more information, call (519) 428-2637, or email thebirdnerd@ on.aibn.com. Entertaining! Educational! Fun for the whole family!

— Rummage Sale on Saturday, May 4 at Grace United Church, Chapman St., E, Port Dover from 8:30 to 11:30 am. Good Quality Clothing and White Elephant Table. Something For Everyone!

— RELAY FOR LIFE Survivor Appreciation BBQ - Come out for lunch at the Real Canadian Superstore on Saturday, May 4 from 10 am to 2 pm to support this year’s Relay for Life, as well as celebrate our cancer survivors. All proceeds raised will support Relay for Life in Norfolk County. Cancer survivors are encouraged to attend and learn more about the Survivors’

Ballroom Black Celebration Classic Code Diamonds Dinner Dress Elegant Expensive Eye-catching Fancy Fashionable Feast Gala Gold Gowns Hairstyles

Victory Lap. Have a great BBQ lunch and support a great cause!

— Plant, Bake and Book Sale - Saturday, May 4th, 8 am to 12 noon, a sale of fiction and non fiction books, plants, and baking will be held at St. James United Church, Colborne and Stanley Streets in Simcoe. Lots of delicious baking, plants for the garden, and favourite books.

Enter off the parking lot doors. Rain or shine.

Sponsored by the St. James UCW. — Sunday Brunch At Marburg Community Hall, 1345 Lynn Valley Rd. on May 5, from 10 am to 1:30 pm. Adults $7, Children 6-12 $5 and under 6 free. Come & Enjoy!

— Lynn Valley Trail Anniversary - The community and the Lynn Valley Trail Association will celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Lynn Valley Trail on Sunday, May 5. Trail users are invited to meet at 1:30 pm near the ball diamond in Memorial Park, Simcoe, for a brief presentation to our founding members and major contributors.

— Chris Lee Memorial Dedication - Lynn Valley Trail users as well as former students and colleagues are invited to gather with the Lee family in Memorial Park, Simcoe, to recognize the contribution of Chris Lee to the creation of the Lynn Valley Trail. This dedication will be held in conjunction with the Lynn Valley Trail Anniversary Celebration on Sunday, May 5 at 1:30 pm. Please contact Scott Fletcher at (519) 426-6218 for further information.

— T.O.P.S. Spring Fling at Grace United Church, Chapman St. W. Port Dover on Monday, May 6, from 10 am to 1 pm. Bake Table, White Elephant, Books, 10 Cent Table - Pea Meal Bacon On A Bun, Muffins, Tea & Coffee. Plan To Have Your Lunch With Us! — Simcoe-Norfolk Mandarin MS Walk Sunday May 5th, Holy Trinity High School. Registration: 8:30 am and walk starts at 10 am, 2, 5, and 10 km routes. Lunch served courtesy M&M Meats.

Register on line at mswalks.ca — Annual Carnation Campaign - MS Society of Canada, Mother’s Day Weekend, Friday, May 10 and Saturday, May 11. Various locations in Simcoe and Port Dover - Bunches of carnations and mini pots available $5.

— M&M Meat Shops 25th Annual Crohn’s & Colitis Charity Barbecue Day on Saturday, May

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11 from 10 am to 4 pm at 95 Queensway West, Simcoe. For a minimum donation of $3, you get an M&M hamburger or hot dog, a bag of chips, and a drink. Come join the fun!

— RELAY FOR LIFE Bank Night - Scotiabank in Simcoe will host this year’s Relay for Life Bank Night on Wednesday, May 29 from 6 pm to 9 pm. Here’s a great chance for all team captains to hand in their teams’ pledges without the lineups at the Relay event itself. Keep those pledges coming right up until the event itself on May 31!

— RELAY FOR LIFE - This year’s Relay for Life will be held overnight from 7 pm, Friday, May 31 to 7 am, Saturday, June 1 at the Holy Trinity track in Simcoe. This is it – the big event!

Relay is one of the Canadian Cancer Society’s major fundraising events of the year, and is a powerful and moving event where we celebrate, remember and fight back. Even if you’re not on a team, come on out to see what it’s all about!

— The Alzheimer Society of Haldimand Norfolk offers monthly education sessions at Port Dover, Lions Silver Lake Farmer’s Market the first Wednesday of the month. May’s topic, “Managing Stress” In Delhi education is offered the second Friday of each month. Delhi May session is, “What is Dementia?” Sessions will be cancelled if there are no registrants. Please call (519) 428-7771 to register.

— Canadian Mental Health Association now offering a Support and Education Program for adult family members and friends who support a relative with a mental illness. Meetings held on the 1st Tuesday of every month from 7 - 8:30 pm at 395 Queensway West, Simcoe. For more information please contact Joanne Cleland, (519) 428-2380 or email jcleland@cmha-hn.ca.

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