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The Simcoe Lions Club is presenting Rant Maggie Rant Frost and Fire, a Celtic Christmas Celebration, Saturday, December 3rd at the Simcoe Lions Auditorium at Simcoe Composite School (SCS). Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Show starts at 8pm and doors open at 7pm. As usual the Lions are providing a wonderful concert for all of the community to enjoy! Since I didn’t know anything about Rant Maggie Rant, I headed over to see Claire Senko at the Old Waterford Town Hall. You see the band had played there in the spring so I figured Claire could give me a first hand account of their concert. Well, Claire remembers sitting in her office when the concert started
and hearing the toe tapping and hand clapping… she could not contain herself and soon headed upstairs to the hall to join in the fun. After the show, Claire found out this wonderful Quintet also did a Christmas Show… she let the Lions Club know… and just like that, all of Norfolk has an opportunity to enjoy a Celtic Christmas Celebration. Claire is noted in our community for bringing in top quality bands and this is one you won’t want to miss. Tickets are now on sale at Waterford Old Town Hall, Hobo Java in Port Dover, Serafina Good Food in Simcoe, H-N Info Centre, and the Simcoe Public Library or go on line at www.TICKET-E-BOO.com.
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ATHLETE’S PROFILE Courtesy of The Silver Lake Rowing Club Silver Lake Rowing Club had alumni representing their universities at the Ontario University Association (OUA's) Rowing Championships as well as the Canadian University Rowing Championships (CURC’s) over the last weekend of October and first weekend of November. All 5 alumni racing the OUA's qualified through to their respective crew finals with the following results: •Terry Lovegrove of Simcoe (Brock University): gold in the junior varsity heavy double final •Zac Azzopardi of Simcoe (McMaster University): 4th in the varsity lightweight fours final •Tyler Wilson of Simcoe (University of Guelph): 3rd in the varsity lightweight double and 5th in the varsity lightweight fours final •Caleb McCleary of Burford (University of Western Ontario): gold in the lightweight men’s eight and gold in the varsity lightweight double •Chaundra Manorome of Simcoe (University of Western Ontario): gold in the varsity women’s heavy eight
Mike Veltri also of Simcoe (University of Guelph) was not able to row this season due to an injury but coached the men’s novice eight that placed 4th overall. Azzopardi, Wilson, McCleary and Manorome went on to race at the CURC’s. Azzopardi raced in the varsity men’s heavy eight and won the B final. Wilson raced in the lightweight double and in the varsity lightweight fours placing 3rd and 6th respectively. This was the second year in a row that Wilson has earned bronze at the Canadian University Championships in the doubles. Manorome won gold racing in the women’s varsity eights in her second year of university rowing for Western. Caleb McCleary had an amazing first year of Western university rowing winning gold racing in the men’s lightweight doubles, making it two SLRC alumni – Wilson and McCleary - on the podium for two different universities in one event! The focus now turns to indoor training for university, high school and elementary rowing.
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By Amy McLaren On October 14th, 160 people from the surrounding area and beyond (we even had some guests from British Columbia, Calgary, Waterloo, Toronto and London) came together to help support World Teacher Aid’s goal of raising $15 000.00. This money would be put towards building a high school classroom the small community of Rongai, Kenya. You may remember from previous articles, that we have been supporting the community of Rongai for the last year and a half. This past The Greens at Renton Sensational Sounds DJ Service Now and Always Decorating Devlin’s Country Bistro Try Thai Tonight Flowers by Ann Windrush Bed and Breakfast Grub and Stuff Catering Robin Hood Technology Snow Valley Ski Resort Hidden Valley Ski Resort Lady Strength Gibb and Widdis Accounting Napoleon Fireplaces Christine’s Bakery The Runners Den, Port Dover Port Dover Health and Fitness Blue Star Ford, Simcoe Boston Pizza, Barton Street, Hamilton
April we opened Shalom Primary School (that is now fully supported by the Government) and we look to deepen our commitment to the community by building a high school in the same area. This is scheduled to open in the summer of 2012. The annual Gala was a special night that included hors d'oeuvres, a three course dinner, an amazing silent auction, African entertainment and dancing. We were ecstatic to have reached our goal of $15 000, this will allow us to immediately start Long Point Eco-Adventures Unique Designs Power Within Simcoe Little Theatre Scape Spa Ingrid VanReenen Bob Yin Conor Collins The Norfolk Hub Lindsey Kincaid Starvin Marvin’s WishList Products Aqua Nail Studio Liz and Tony Ferraccioli Cindy Pichette Georgina McLaren Amanda and Derek Knight Chris Poirier Tri County Insurance
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By MARG WERDEN Christmas Bird Count for Kids Bird Studies Canada (BSC) is hosting their second annual Christmas Bird Count for Kids to learn about winter birds found in the area in a fun and family-friendly event on Saturday, December 3 at their headquarters in Port Rowan. Before heading outdoors to look for birds, participants will take part in a bird identification and binocular workshop to help them learn how to observe and identify birds. During the survey, team members will record the number of birds and species they identify and then tally their results with other teams. Participants will also learn about the importance of non-scientists contributing to the data needed to monitor and conserve birds. Registration is limited. For more information, or to register for an event, please contact Liza Barney at lbarney@birdscanada.org or 519-586-3531 ext. 128.
Sure sign of winter’s arrival Although I haven’t noticed one at our feeders yet this year, one of the sure signs that winter is here is the arrival of the American Tree Sparrows. These plump, longtailed sparrows are constantly on the lookout for seeds at feeders or among the weeds of snow-covered fields. They can be seen hopping up at bent weeds or beating their wings at the grass heads to dislodge seeds. Once the snow melts, however, these small rusty-capped birds head north again to their breeding grounds in the Arctic tundra.
The American Tree Sparrow is a small sparrow with a long notched tail. The adult has a streaked back and wings, with two white wing bars, a two-toned bill (dark above and yellow below) and an unstreaked gray-brown breast and belly, with a dark spot in the center. The head is mostly gray, with a rufous crown and eye-line. Because these birds reminded European settlers of the Eurasian Tree Sparrow, their name is misleading. American Tree Sparrows are actually ground birds, foraging on the ground, nesting on the ground, and breeding in scrubby areas at or above the treeline. Although one of the hardiest sparrows, these tiny birds weigh only 20 grams (0.7 ounces) and are very vulnerable to a lack of food and water. They need to take in about 30 per cent of their body weight in food each day, as well as a similar percentage of water. Going without food for a day usually results in death as they lose nearly 20 per cent of their weight in that time. If you see a sparrow at your feeder (not counting House Sparrows, which are not true sparrows, but finches), then it probably will be an American Tree Sparrow as it is the only one likely to winter in much of the far northern United States and southern Canada. American Tree Sparrows eat seeds, berries and insects, but their summer and winter diets vary drastically. During the winter, they are mainly vegetarian eating seeds from a variety of plants and will happily eat small seeds such
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By Dave Scott It is hard to believe that twenty-five years ago, Rick Hansen, Man in Motion, was working on his journey around the world, raising awareness and funds for spinal cord research. Folks stood up everywhere and took notice of what this incredible man was about to accomplish. If you had the opportunity to witness Rick roll by, it left a profound effect on you. I remember being a young twenty-three year old who wasn’t paying a lot of attention to what Rick was doing… a bunch of us guys were returning from a hockey tournament down Fort Erie way… we had stopped at a restaurant for a bite to eat (to try and cure our over indulgence from the night before - imagine that, a bunch of Dover guys over doing it!). Anyway, we were sitting there eating and out of the blue, word comes that Rick would be passing by any minute… everyone stood up and went outside, just got up and walked out, it was a very unique moment… as Rick approached, the clapping and cheering started and folks let him know
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they appreciated what he was doing. As Rick rolled by you could see the determination, drive and focus and as our little group stood out in front of that restaurant… it felt good to be Canadian! Rick Hansen and his Man in Motion World Tour travelled over 40,000 kilometres, through thirty-four countries, over twenty-six months raising awareness of people with disabilities to make the world more accessible and inclusive and to find a cure for spinal cord injury (SCI). Since the Man in Motion tour, over two hundred and fifty million dollars has been raised. To celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of this magnificent achievement, a relay was started on August 24th in Cape Spear, Newfoundland and Labrador. The Rick Hansen Medal is passed on to each relay member to wear as they complete their segment of the relay (two hundred and
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fifty metres). As the medal makes its way across the country over 7,000 folks will participate and wear the medal and retrace the route Rick took twenty-five years ago ending May 22, 2012 in Vancouver, British Columbia. To this day, Rick’s journey continues to make the world more accessible and inclusive for everyone and to find a cure for spinal cord injuries. Last week, I was at Simcoe Composite School and watched alumni, Kelby Balch as she wore the medal proudly and made her way passed the applauding crowd of students… I was taken back to that little restaurant… folks just standing and applauding with that sense of pride… that hope that a cure could be found… twenty-five years later that same feeling… lets find a cure!
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