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•Tel: (905) 994-0443
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Let Spirit of Niagara
Executive Limousine
Service get you to your wedding in style! It’s the best day of your life, so make
it extraordinary by being escorted in one of our elegant and chic limousines.
All wedding packages include •Champagne •Wedding Decorations
•Red Carpet •Ice Water •Uniformed chauffeur
Niagara Falls Wedding World
7701 Lundy’s Lane
Niagara Falls L2H 1H3 Canada
Phone: 905-357-0266
Romantic Elegance, comfortable accommodation in the same location
Have your elegant and romantic wedding and comfortable accommodation in
the same convenient location. The Little Wedding Chapel, “Niagara Falls Ontario
Canada”, is decorated with understated elegance featuring elegant leaded stained
glass windows designed and fabricated by the Master Craftsmen and Artisans at
Victorian Art Glass of Kitchener, Ontario.
Affordable Weddings In An Upscale Atmosphere.
Equipped with a beautiful garden setting surrounded by tall weeping willows
“ The Chapel in the Garden “ has it all! Set in the world-renowned Honeymoon
Capital of the world Niagara Falls, Canada on 4.5 acres of private parkland, and
affiliated with a World-class Inn and Spa.
By Request Entertainment Specialists
St Catharines Canada
Phone: 905-704-0436
By Request: Entertainment Specialists’ Mission Statement is “To provide personal and
professional DJ and MC services for Weddings, Corporate Functions, Special Events
and Private Parties; adding that WOW factor to any event where FUN is on the agenda”.
Owner/ Operator/ Entertainer, Blake Belcher, prides himself on personal meetings,
where he gets to know you and Shares Your Vision for the event.
You will discuss each detail from start to finish so he understands the flow and can
assist as your “Event director”, while you relax and enjoy the results of your hard work
and planning. Blake’s expertise shows in his recommendations, with 15 years experience in the Entertainment Industry. He would be delighted to assist with any themes
you are interested in or lighting that will help to enhance the atmosphere of the party.
He is always set up and ready prior to your first guests’ arrival and offers complimentary
MC services if required.
Once the lights go down, Blake kicks up the energy in the room with his interactive
style and request-based format. No matter what genre of music your audience enjoys,
they are sure to be entertained. Blake is truly passionate about what he does to make
your event a success.
By Request is licensed by the Audio Visual License Association, carries liability
insurance and is a proud member of the Canadian Professional Disc Jockey Association
and both the Niagara Falls and Fort Erie Chambers of Commerce. With By Request:
Entertainment Specialists, you are dealing with a professional - personally.
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Pastries Rene
Custom Dessert Bakery
Celebrating our 15th anniversary
695 Garrison Road Fort Erie, Ontario
24 hour order line 905-871-9868
Only 24 hours notice required for most
orders.
“From cupcakes at showers, occasion
cakes for parties and corporate events,
to spectacular cakes and dessert buffets
at weddings; we are Niagara’s full service
custom dessert bakery.”
-Stephen Passero, Manager
“Providing the highest quality European baking from scratch, using the finest and freshest of
ingredients from around the world and century
old recipes. Our items are prepared the day of
your event because we believe you can’t beat the
taste of fresh!”
-Rose Granzer, Founder
Contact us today to schedule a free consultation!
[email protected]
Providing the Cake for the Halloween Ball in
Fort Erie Oct. 30, 2010
Annual Children’s Hope Benefit a Roaring Success!
17/10/2010
Sandra Marr
On October 2nd, 10 local bands were rocking the
neighbourhood with music, as the 2nd Annual Children’s
Hope Benefit was held at DJ’s Pub and Eatery on Victoria Avenue.
It ran from noon until 2 am, with a great line up of local bands.
Entry to the event, was a mandatory donation of clothing, money
or food for charities.
The band line up included: Training Camp Sessions, The “Kac” himself, On Tic, Out of Exile, Mule Skinner, Battered Egos, Live Bait,
Black Flies, Anti-Social and She King.
Jay and Kris, owners of DJ’s Pub, feel it is very important for the community to give to others with deeper need than most of us. Both
have ties to The Boys and Girls Clubs and are tired of the drug scene and fighting usually associated with bars. Thus, they started this
business with the goal of having a friendly and clean location, to give local bands a chance to be heard. Also, they would also use their
community ties to raise donations for the children.
Last year, the event raised $10,000.00 in clothing and money donations. This year, with more exposure, they hope to raise much more!
The drive continues until December 15th, just call either Jay or Kris @ 905-356-3529, to arrange for pick up of your donations.
The list of this year’s Charities are: Niagara Falls Big Brother and Sisters, Boys and Girls Club of Niagara, The Hannah House, Women’s
Place South Niagara and Ronald McDonald House.
Jay stated: larger organizations have yearly corporate donations, these small Charities need our support locally. They depend on the
smaller drives from all local stores and businesses, the local people and groups, to meet the demand of the children and families.
They choose to support the groups close to their hearts, the neglected charities. Proceeds from the day’s event, would be donated by
DJ’s:10% of drink sales and 50% of food sales.
Bernie Visca, owner of Dawg Pound Tattoos (which has the adjacent parking lot), was donating portions of their day’s sales and the
use of their parking lot for the stage. It was a very co-operative event, with both businesses looking forward to next year’s drive!
The bands were great, playing on a stage and using equipment, donated by Rob Robbins from Live On Request. Rob stated: this is a
great way to give back to the community, both giving the local bands a venue to get exposure and to raise needed funds and clothing
for the children. Winter is fast approaching, the children need warm clothes!
Christie Hails, from the band Battered Egos, was my gracious guide for the evening. She led me around, introducing me to key
people and explaining who each band was. I did not get to hear her singing, as she had already performed her set; but, I look forward
to catching Christie sing at other events, as she is my “insider” to all upcoming events in Niagara! I enjoyed the lively and talented
sounds of The Black Flies, they were playing while I was there. Great guys, the Black Flies! They also
consented to do a little video, which will be hosted on What’s Up Niagara’s web site.
Remember, the Children’s Hope Benefit continues to take donation until December 15th!
Caesar Imports
300 Lincoln St. Plaza
Welland L3B 4N4 Canada
Phone: 905-735-1957
Finest Imported Shoes, Leather Goods, Hats &
Accessories for Men and Women
For That Elegant Finish Look
Over 40yrs of Customer Satisfaction of European Imports
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Port Colborne Golf Club
11260 Golf Course Road
Port Colborne L3K 5V8 Canada
Phone: 905-835-1311
J & J Florist
65 Canboro Rd W
Fonthill L0S 1E4 Canada
Phone: 905-892-2770
Flowers By
Jack Macgregor
Since 1976, Jack MacGregor has brought beauty to Niagara with his
distinctive flair for fresh flowers, plants and unique gift ideas to suit
any budget.
Jack is a prestigious member of the American Institute of Floral
Designers, the Canadian Acadamy of Floral Artists, and a Member of
the Colour Council.
Since the Carter administration, he has decorated the White House
for Christmas, inaugurations and functions, taught in floral schools
and conducted numerous seminars throughout Canada, the U.S.,
Puerto Rico, China, Hong Kong, Korea,Italy and Isreal.
Come view the Christmas cards and letters from the Presidents
displayed at J&J Florists, along with other beloved stars like Joyce
Randolph (Trixie of ‘The Honeymooners’), Katherine Helmond (the
mother on ‘Who’s the Boss’), Bernadette Peters and Maude, just to
name a few.
Weddings of every budget become a dream with flowers by Jack of
J&J Florists-including hall decor ranging from fairytale or princessstyle settings to the most sophisticated decor, such as seen in various
locales aroung the world: Hong Kong, Beverly Hillls, New York City
and Fonthill.
Whether you require a custom-design sympathy arangement after
the passing of a friend or loved one, amazing floral arrangements and
stylish on-site decor for your dream wedding, corporate function,
party or other special event, we will gladly fulfill all of your floral
needs.
Celebrating 80 Years of Service...
Welcome to Port Colborne Country Club!
Celebrating our 81st season serving the Niagara
region. With the 2010 season about to get under
way, all of us here at Port Colborne look forward
to serving our members, and welcoming new
friends from the surrounding communities. As
always, we are open to the public, for golf
outings, and all of your dining needs. Our staff
here at Port Colborne Club are well aware of
these tough economic times, and Mario and
his team, as always, are prepared to offer a great
dining experience to all, with affordable prices
to match! So come out and visit one of Niagara’s
oldest golf clubs, and be a part of history.
A Wedding at Port is an affair to remember...
Your wedding will create wonderful, long-lasting
memories for you and your guests, and Port
Colborne Country club is the ideal setting. With
a panoramic glass view of the golf course, our
dining room is ideal for medium to small-sized
weddings and showers. The country charm of
our club
will take
your
breath
away.
WINTER FESTIVAL
OF LIGHTS 2010-2011
Winter Festival of Lights Schedule: Ongoing Events
November 6 to January 31
Illumination of the Falls
Daily beginning around dusk
As it has since 1925, the Niagara Falls Illumination Board
continues its colourful mission to light up the iconic
Horseshoe and American Falls each night.
Illumination times vary based on the onset of dusk and
certain other light and atmospheric conditions.
December 1 to February 28
Rink at the Brink – Niagara’s Newest Wintertime Attraction
Across from Table Rock Centre (just steps from the Falls)
Sunday to Thursday: Noon to 9pm
Friday: Noon to Midnight
Saturday: 10am to midnight (Closed Christmas Day)
The Rink at the Brink offers outdoor ice skating in an iconic setting similar
to the Rink at Rockefeller Plaza in New York City, but with the breathtaking
experience of the mighty cataracts just steps away!
Visit www.WFOL.com/RinkAtTheBrink for further details.
November 6 to December 31
Fireworks Over the Falls
Usually Friday Evenings at 9pm
November 6 at 6:30pm and 8pm (CAA Winter Festival of Lights opening ceremonies)
November 12, 19, 26 at 9pm
December 3, 10, 17, 24 at 9pm
December 31 at 9pm and midnight (New Year’s Eve in Queen Victoria Park)
Throughout the CAA Winter Festival of Lights, enjoy spectacular fireworks displays
over the Falls thanks to the generous support of the Cares Foundation of
Fallsview Casino Resort and Casino Niagara. Displays may be delayed or cancelled
due to challenging weather conditions such as high wind or heavy rain.
November 6 to January 31
The Falls Movie: Legends and Daredevils
IMAX Theatre Niagara Falls (6170 Fallsview Boulevard, Niagara Falls)
10am to 4pm Sunday to Thursday
10am to 8pm Friday and Saturday
In 45 minutes, you will witness the extraordinary history of Niagara Falls and
some of the legendary stories associated with one of the most famous places on earth.
No visit to Niagara Falls is complete without a visit to the IMAX Theatre,
which is also home to the Daredevil Museum, where you can touch some of the
actual barrels that challenged the mighty Falls. www.imaxniagara.com
Contact: Phone 905-358-3611, Fax 905-358-3613, Email [email protected]
November 6 to January 7
Shedding Light on Our History
Willoughby Historical Museum (9935 Niagara Parkway)
Daily After Dusk
Don’t just stop at Dufferin Islands! Continue on through Chippawa to see the
Willoughby Historical Museum as it glows through the night with holiday spirit.
The historic 1916 schoolhouse and giant, turn of the century logging wheels are
features of our lighting display. Contact: 905-295-4036 or
email [email protected]
Visit www.niagarafallsmuseum.ca for further details.
November 6 to January 31
Explore the History of Niagara Falls
10am to 5pm daily (check our website for holiday hours)
Visit us in the Niagara Falls Armoury (our temporary home at 5049 Victoria Avenue)
and discover more about the War of 1812, Niagara’s Black history
and the other people and events that shaped our community.
Contact: 905-358-5082 or visit www.niagarafallsmuseum.ca
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November 11 to December 18
Happy Holid-Eh Revue
Oh Canada Eh? Dinner Show (8585 Lundy’s Lane,
Niagara Falls)
Wednesday to Saturday 6:15pm dinner & show
7:30pm show only
Saturday Matinee 12:15pm dinner & show
1:30pm show only
The Oh Canada Eh! cast presents the
Happy Holid-Eh Revue, a hilarious
and heart-warming musical show featuring many
of the best-loved classic
Christmas songs, carols and hits – great for all age
s. Come for the show
and join us for a five-course family-style meal.
Contact: Phone 905-374-1616 x 40 or 1-800-563-2557 x 40 or
email [email protected] .
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November 6
Opening Ceremonies of the 28th annual CAA Winter
Festival of Lights
Queen Victoria Park (directly across from the
American Falls)
5:45pm (with a second show at 7:10pm)
Join us as we flip the switch and power up the three million sparkling lights
that transform the park and the entire Festival area into a festive Winter Wonderland.
The grand finale will be a stunning fireworks show above the Falls. Both shows are
free to the public and guests may either bring their lawn chairs or stand to
watch the shows. The opening ceremonies shows will occur rain or shine,
though the fireworks are weather permitting.
Contact: 1-800-563-2557 or 905-374-1616, ext. 22
November 6
Angele Dubeau & La Pieta – Myths and Legends Tour
Niagara Centre for the Performing Arts (4700 Epworth Circle, Niagara Falls)
8pm
One of Canada’s most prominent virtuoso violinists, Angele Dubeau has performed
on the world’s greatest stages in a spectacular career that has spanned thirty years
and thirty countries. She founded all-female string ensemble La Pieta in 1997.
Angele Dubeau and La Pieta demonstrate dazzling virtuosity, impeccable precision
and style equaled only by their passionate harmony. www.niagaraconcerts.ca
Contact: 905-358-6174 or [email protected]
November 6
St. Patrick’s Church CWL Annual Bazaar
St. Patrick’s Church Hall (4673 Victoria Avenue, Niagara Falls)
9am to 2pm
This annual church bazaar offers crafts, live plants, baked-goods table,
tea room, lunch room and so much more.
Contact: Cathy Crabbe, 905-356-7521, ext. 4202
November 12
Light of Day Niagara Fundraiser
Greg Frewin Theatre (5781 Ellen Avenue, Niagara Falls)
7:30pm
Light of Day is benefit concert in support of Parkinson’s Disease. This year’s main
event includes many of Bruce Springsteen’s friends and collaborators as well as
Light of Day alumni, special guests, sponsors, The Madhatters and The Roxwells.
The show will also include acoustic performances by many local acts.
www.gregfrewintheatre.com Contact: 905-356-0777
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DOING IT AGAIN:
(also available at
www.10meninatent.com)
We’re Back!” is the slogan
for this installment of
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II. The original event
was never meant to be
redone, but only to help
Project SHARE through
a crucial time where they
were experiencing a large
increase in demand for
their emergency services,
while at the same time,
donations were
decreasing. Now,
nearing the end of 2010,
the organization is still
experiencing an increase
in demand. The 10 Men
also realized how down
Project SHARE’s food
drive was (20%) this past
summer and they decided
to try and help to
make-up the difference
leading into their busiest
time for demand from
people in need which is
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November 20 & 21
Thorold’s 17th Annual Christmas Art & Crafts Show
Thorold Secondary School (corner of St. David’s Road and Ormond Street North, Thorold)
10am to 4pm
Enjoy over 80 juried artisans with all proceeds supporting Thorold Secondary School.
Contact: 905-227-7248 or [email protected]
November 21
CYTEC Candy Cane Lane 5k Race and Fun Run
Best Western Cairn Croft (6400 Lundy’s Lane, Niagara Falls)
9:30am Registration
10:30am Race
11:30am Awards
Serious runners, weekend warriors and anyone else who owns a pair of running shoes are all
welcome on our race route through the heart of Candy Cane Lane in support of Project SHARE.
Events include a competitive 5k race and a 2.5k fun walk and run. Participants may register in
advance or the morning of the race. Register online at WFOL.com or runningroom.com before
November 19 and get up to 33% off the registration fee. Event occurs rain or shine.
Contact: 1-800-563-2557 or 905-374-1616, ext. 22
November 21
Christmas Chorus
With special guest teenage singing sensation Adrianna Polito
Bethany Community Church (1388 Third Street, St. Catharines)
3pm
Award-winning chorus groups A Cappella Showcase, Circle of Harmony, Orangeville Chorus
and Sing Niagara join together to bring joy to you and your family. The show will feature
performances by each group before all four come together in a stunning finale that will bring
you to your feet.
Contact: Nicholas Nero, 905-734-9518 or [email protected]
November 27
Niagara Falls Santa Claus Parade
Downtown Niagara Falls
11am (Pre-Parade begins at 10:45am)
This annual holiday tradition begins on Victoria Avenue at Armoury Street,
travels north on Victoria to Valley Way, turns right onto Valley Way, then moves
onto Queen Street before ending at Erie Avenue near Niagara Falls City Hall.
Each year, the parade features colourful floats, exciting bands, community groups,
local schools, mascots and so much more! Contact: Lori-Lyn Albanese, City of Niagara Falls,
905-356-7251, ext. 3332, or [email protected]
Glen Campbell
November 28 at 7:30pm
November 29 at 2pm
Ticket Prices: $35 - $59 plus taxes and fees
One of the most decorated country music stars in history, Glen Campbell is responsible
for some of the most memorable songs ever recorded, including “Gentle On My Mind,”
“By The Time I Get To Phoenix,” “Wichita Lineman” and, of course, “Rhinestone Cowboy.”
Don’t miss the man whose voice has earned 27 Top 10 hits and whose skills with a guitar helped
to launch his own career, as well as those of Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin
and the Beach Boys. For tickets contact: 1-800-563-2557 or 905-374-1616, ext. 40.
Hawaiian Christmas Morning Show
November 29 & 30 at 9:30am
Ticket Prices: $25 - $39 plus taxes and fees
Lose yourself in the Polynesian musical traditions of Tahiti, Samoa, Tonga and Hawaii.
Forget the snow and ice for the morning and enjoy the sounds of the Tahitian drums.
Sway along with the gentle movements of hula dancers and thrill to the dangerous
moves of the Samoan fire dancers. A refreshing touch of the tropics in the heart of
winter. For tickets contact: 1-800-563-2557 or 905-374-1616, ext. 40.
Classic Country Concert
November 29 at 7:30pm
November 30 at 2pm
Ticket Prices: $35 - $59 plus taxes and fees
Don’t miss this ensemble cast of country music legends, including former “Statler Brother”
Jimmy Fortune, incomparable country balladeer Gene Watson, CMA and ACM award winner
Helen Cornelius and the hilarious red-mustached puppet Shotgun Red and his “right-hand man”
Steve Hall.For tickets contact: 1-800-563-2557 or 905-374-1616, ext. 40.
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December 3, 4 & 5
27th Annual Festival of Lights Cheerleading Championship
Gale Centre (4171 Fourth Avenue, Niagara Falls)
Friday Performance Times TBD
Saturday and Sunday 9am to 5pm
The Cheerleading Championship is the Festival’s longest-running event. Top teams in the USA
divisions will qualify for the US championships held at Disney World in Orlando. www.festivalcheerleading.com
Contact: Nicholas A. Nero, 905-734-9518 or [email protected]
December 4
Festival of Life Memory Tree Celebration
St. John’s Anglican Church (3428 Portage Road, Niagara Falls)
6pm
The Greater Niagara General Hospital Foundation will light up Niagara Falls with a Tree of Light.
This event gives donors the opportunity to help light our Christmas tree in honour of someone special.
he tree will stay lit until January 3, 2011. www.gnghfpundation.com
Contact: GNGH Foundation, 905-358-4900 or [email protected] .
December 4
The Majesty of Christmas: The Hananford Street Silver Band & The Amadeus Choir
Niagara Centre for the Performing Arts (4700 Epworth Circle, Niagara Falls)
8pm
Niagara Concerts will be filled with the triumphant sounds of choir and brass in our highly-anticipated
annual Christmas celebration. The many voices of the prestigious Amadeus Choir of Toronto
(one of North America’s finest) will join the Juno Award-winning HSSB in a joyous evening of
seasonal music. www.niagaraconcerts.ca
Contact: 905-358-6174 or [email protected]
December 4 and 5
Art by the Falls 13th Annual Christmas Art & Craft Show
Niagara Falls Optimist Hall (corner of Dorchester and Morrison Roads, Niagara Falls) 10am to 4pm
This annual show features more than 50 juried artisans displaying and selling their wares.
All proceeds from this event support the Rotary Club of Niagara Falls.
Contact: 905-227-7248 or [email protected]
December 5
Golden Griddle Free Community Pancake Breakfast
In support of Project SHARE
St. Patrick’s Church Hall (4673 Victoria Avenue, Niagara Falls)
9am to noon
Bring an unwrapped toy, non-perishable food item or cash donation in support of
Project SHARE and enjoy a free, hearty pancake breakfast with Santa and his special guests!
There will also be children’s activities and live entertainment featuring festive choirs.
Contact: 905-357-5121
December 10 and 11
The Nutcracker
Performing Arts Center Niagara Falls High School (4455 Porter Rd., Niagara Falls, NY)
December 10 at 7:30pm and December 11 at 2pm and 7:30pm
The Greater Niagara Ballet Company presents Tchaikovsky’s traditional
holiday ballet, The Nutcracker.
Contact: 716-998-4889 Visit www.niagaraballet.org for further details.
December 11
CAA Winter Festival of Lights Candlelight Stroll through Santa’s Village
Presented by Downtown Board of Management6:30pm to 8:30pm
City Hall Centennial Square (4310 Queen Street, Niagara Falls)
The evening will also feature a telling of the
nativity story and a special appearance by Santa Claus and the reindeer.
This event is open to everyone free of charge and will occur rain or shine.
Contact: 1-800-563-2557 or 905-374-1616, ext. 26
December 11 and 12
Victorian Christmas Songs, Stories and Music
7:30pm on Saturday and 2pm on Sunday
Battleground Hotel Museum (6151 Lundy's Lane, Niagara Falls)
A Victorian style celebration with readings of Dickens, period music
and songs. Victorian costume welcome. "Lizzy" the maid,
will serve refreshments. $8 per person Contact: 905-358-5082
for tickets or visit www.niagarafallsmuseum.ca
December 12
Christmas with The Nylons
With special guests the Circle of Harmony Chorus and teen singing sensation Adrianna Polito
Niagara Centre for the Arts (4700 Epworth Circle, Niagara Falls)
3pm
Celebrate the holiday season with The Nylons as they perform seasonal favorites as well as their
classic hits, like The Lion Sleeps Tonight, Silhouettes and Up On The Roof. With over three million
records sold and seven gold or platinum records, this four-member vocal group is a true
international success story. Contact: Nicholas Nero, 905-734-9518 or [email protected]
December 15
The Platters Live in Concert
Greg Frewin Theatre (5781 Ellen Avenue, Niagara Falls)
8pm
The Platters began as a quartet in 1953 and they became a household name in 1955 with their hit song
“Only You.” Today, the five members of the Platters continue to perform all over the world.
Contact: 905-356-0777 or [email protected]
December 31
New Year’s Eve Party in the Park in Niagara Falls
Queen Victoria Park (across from the American Falls)
7pm to 12:30am
Celebrate during Canada’ largest free New Year’s Eve event! This free concert draws 30,000 people
each year and includes two spectacular fireworks displays that take place at 9pm and midnight.
Live national television coverage on ET Canada will run from 11pm to 12:30am on Global and
Canwest affiliate stations. Visit www.niagaraparks.com .
January 31, 2011
The 28th CAA Winter Festival of Lights officially ends.
Thank you for celebrating with us and we hope to see you during the 29th CAA Winter Festival of Lights!
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The Animals Say Thank you!
By: Sandra Marr
Recently, I visited the Welland Humane Society, at the 60 Provincial Street address.
What I found was astonishing! Did you realize that almost all of the necessities to care
for these “lost” animals, if funded by public donations?
Tammy kindly answered my questions and showed me the tenants at the shelter. She
was a great source of information, helping me to understand, why it is important to
consider this subject. Right now, the cat population is overcrowded at the Shelter and the
dogs are one per pen, with no pens unfilled. They have some gerbils and a budgie as well, staying warm in the building. There are
more dogs and cats in other locations around the Region, waiting for their “forever homes”.
The process of rescuing an animal, involves a visit from the Humane staff to the reported location. The costs of pursuing any abuse
or cruelty charges, are not funded by any Governmental departments.It must come out of the publicly donated funds. The Region
has a contract to pay for shelter and care of each animal for only 3 days time. After that, the animal has no funds to provide for it's
care.
When the Humane Society staff visit a location, all animals are taken for rescue, whether they be feathered, scaly or furry. The
Society has housed even lizards, goats and a pot bellied pig! Our animal friends depend on us for food and warmth, everyday.
They need us until they are adopted by a family. Summer does not take away their needs, as the Society can not just let them out
and forget them! The animals are there because they need help, sometimes with Veterinary care and medications. These charges
get very expensive, as anyone that has a pet can attest to.
This is where you and I come into the picture, with donations and caring. The Society needs our help non stop. This summer, there
have been some pretty special children in the community, that raised funds or asked for money and donations for the Shelter, in lieu
of birthday presents, etc. The Society appreciates these little acts of kindness. Without them, they would not be able to show loving
care for the animals! All year long, the Society takes Memberships from us, including businesses and lifetime memberships; which
range from $25-$1,000. These memberships help pay for the balance of caring for animals, including office costs and transportation,
In May each year, the Society holds their Golf fundraiser event. In June, it is the PAWSitive Action Walkathon, gathering donations
for the Emergency Animal Relief Fund. They also hold the Lady and the Tramp event, which raised $4,100.00 this summer for cat
adoption and neutering services. Coming up, is the Christmas Dinner and Auction, on November 13
The Society also holds “sales” on fees required, to adopt an animal friend. For October, the price of adoption of dogs, has been put
on special for $170.00. They have 14 dogs in the Welland shelter and 5 more for adoption in the Port Colborne shelter.
The Humane Society wishes to thank you, for all your caring donations and for all the little ones that are taking their time to help out.
Nurturing caring and empathy through animal care, is a great way to develop a loving community!
905-735-1552
www.wellandhumanesociety.org
What’s Up Niagara.com Magazine
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Saturday, October 2nd
Brampton
Friday, October 15th
Ottawa
Saturday, October 16th
Oshawa
Thursday, October 21st
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Thursday, October 28th
Plymouth
Saturday, October 30th
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Thursday, November 4th
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Saturday, November 6th Peterborough
Thursday, November 11th
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Saturday, November 20th
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Kingston
Thursday, January 13th
Erie
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Erie
Saturday, February 26th
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Quick Recipes for the Winter Season
Microwave Garlic Risotto with Spinach and Shrimp
4Tbs. butter
1 cup Italian or superfine rice
1 cup sliced mushrooms
1 cup peeled and deveined shrimp
1 cup chopped fresh spinach
1 onion, chopped
2 cups chicken broth
3 cloves garlic chopped
freshly grated black pepper to taste
Combine 3 Tbs. butter, rice, mushrooms
and ½ onion in an 8 cup microwave
casserole dish. Microwave on high for 3-5
minutes or until onion is soft - stir once.
Stir in broth, cover & microwave on high
for 5 minutes, then at medium for 8 - 12 minutes or
until most of liquid is absorbed. Sauté shrimp, garlic,
½ onion, and 1Tbs. Butter Stir in spinach & pepper to taste.
Serve immediately - Serves 4 Fast and Easy and delicious
German Stollen
1pkg active dry yeast 1 cup seedless raisins
¼ cup water
¼ cup currants
1 cup milk scalded ¼ cup chopped mixed candied fruits
½ cup butter
2 tbls grated orange peel
¼ cup sugar
1 tbls grated lemon peel
1 tsp salt
¼ cup blanched chopped almonds
1 tsp ground cardamom
4 to 4and
½ cups sifted all purpose flour
1 slightly beaten egg
Soften active dry yeast in ¼ cup warm water.
Combine milk, butter, sugar, salt and cardamom:
cool to lukewarm. Stir in 2 cups of flour, beat well.
Add yeast and egg, beat well. Stir in fruits, peels and nuts. Add enough remaining flour to make a
soft dough. Turn out on lightly floured surface.
Knead until smooth and elastic, about 8 to 10 minutes. Place in a greased bowl and turn once to
grease surface. Cover; let rise till double, about 1 hour and 45 minutes.
Punch down; turn out on lightly floured surface; divide into 3 equal parts.
Cover and let rest for 10 minutes.
Roll each part into a 10x6 inch rectangle. Without stretching, fold long side over to within 1 inch of
opposite side. Seal, place on greased baking sheet. Cover, let rise until almost double, about 1 hour.
Bake in a moderate oven 375 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes until golden brown. While warm, brush
with glaze.
GLAZE: Combine 1 cup sifted confectioners’ sugar, 2 tbls hot water and ½ tsp butter. Brush over
stollen while still warm
Mushroom Soup
1 lb mushrooms
¼ cup butter
½ cup onions
1 cup diced potatoes
1 cup finely chopped celery
¼ cup parmesan cheese
½ cup carrots (diced)
1 ¾ tsp salt
¼ tsp pepper
1 Tbs flour
1 cup milk or cream
Rinse, pat dry, and slice mushrooms, set aside.
Heat butter, sauté onions.
Add mushrooms, potatoes, carrots, celery, salt and pepper.
Cover and simmer for 15 to 20 minutes,
Combine flour with 2 tbls cold water and stir into the vegetable mix.
Add3 cups of boiling water.
Simmer for 10 more minutes.
Just before serving add milk or cream.
Sprinkle each serving with parmesan cheese.
(Serves 4)
Cooking with Wildlife
It is amazing what you can see out your
window while preparing a meal , looks
like this guy is searching for dinner. A few
moments later he was diving through the
hedge in search of his prey.
October 16th
Walter
TASC NIAGARA
PRESENTS
Joseph and the
Amazing
Colored Dreamcoat
Wednesday, November 17th
$30.00 per person
Doors Open at 6pm
Dinner 6:30pm Performance at 8pm
Tickets available by calling
Nancy at 905 894 -1768
or Walter at 905 993 - 1330
Crystal Ridge Community Centre
99 Ridge Rd South
Pasta, Chicken, Potatoes, Dessert, Tea & Coffee
Cash Bar
Door Prizes, Raffles, 50/50 Draw
TASC NIAGARA provides programs for
adults and children with disabilities.
Painting from My Perspective
My name is Jaswinder Singh and I am a 27 years old paraplegic. I
never thought I would be able to reach that age
considering having 10 operations, and a Doctor with little
confidence I would survive.
Over the years I have tried and struggled to find my place in
today’s world which is designed for the walking and talking
individual. Overcoming some of my accessibility challenges I have
been involved in the day to day business of running our Motel in
Niagara Falls on Lundy’s Lane I graduated from Stamford
Collegiate High School. After high school I worked with
agencies such as Niagara Centre for Independent Living by being
a contributor and I was involved with their youth group for about
ten years.
Working daily at the motel I take breaks and seek the solitude of
my easel and paints. Drawing and painting is what really brings
me joy. Art is a way for me to get away from day to day
responsibilities and to come to peace with my disabilities. I post
my work on social network sites and have received numerous
comments on my work. In doing so I was able to make one of the
most inspiring connections that have made a profound change
in my life. The organizers of TASC Niagara, a non- profit group
that provides drama, music and art programs in Niagara worked
with me to find an art class that was nearby and accessible. They
searched out a local Niagara Artist, Douglas Vaneselstine who
offered me time in his studio and art classes along with his praise
and support. His words and talent have given me the confidence
to paint my images and offer my vision to the world. I was able to
host my own art exhibition at the library and with the March of
Dimes at the Kiwanis location.
Having the opportunity to showcase my work in these venues
was like a dream come true and thanks to Tasc Niagara and
Douglas for their support and guidance I will continue to paint
and explore my emotions and abilities through art.
Complete and comprehensive family dentistry includes:
Restorative dentistry
Oral surgery: wisdom teeth extraction, root canal treatment
Removable complete and partial dentures
Crowns and bridges
Cosmetic dentistry: bonding, veneers and bleaching
Nightguards, sportguards and anti-snoring devices
Preventive services: cleanings and sealants
Our dental practice
We welcome new patients and are pleased to provide them with
the same excellent care as all our patients receive, whether it
be explaining procedures so the patient feels comfortable and
knowledgeable, or helping with insurance or financial
arrangements. We encourage patients to let us know how we
are doing as we strive to continue caring in the same manner in
which we ourselves expect to be treated.
St Catharine’s Major Atom First Ontario Credit Union Warriors Take Home
the Hardware at Bradford Tournament
The St Catharine’s Major Atom Warriors capped off their first tournament of the year by taking home the Championship Trophy
as well as the Tournament MVP Award to Jake “The Tank” Orr at the Bradford, Ontario Blue and Gold Tournament this past
weekend. The tournament final game victory was a perfect finish for a strong weekend of hockey for the team. The Warriors
started the tournament with a 2-2 tie against the West London with a strong performance in net and first star of
the game the “Rookie” Brennan Gersoile. St Catharine’s were not kind guests to the Bradford Bulldogs in their second game
beating the hosts 2-0. Nathan “Gabby”
Chapman recorded his first career shutout
saving 20 Bulldog shots and being named
the game’s first star. The Warriors played a
strong all around game against the
Bulldogs outplaying them on both ends
of the ice. The Warrior’s defence squad
played solid supporting their goaltender
the whole way. Following the game
Chapman celebrated his shutout with the
team as well as with his mother and father.
Gabby was heard to be saying,
“that’s only the first one” During this game
Zane “the Male Model” Favell took a bad
fall into the boards following a Bulldog
check and left the game with bruised ribs
and forcing him out of the line-up for the
next game against the Aurora Tigers.
Favell’s presence was missed in game 3 as
the Warriors lost to the Tigers 2-1 in a hard
fought battle.
The Warriors had 2 goals disallowed by Ben
“the Reader” Borysko in this game. The
team made it to Super Sunday morning and
faced off against the Bradford Bulldogs again for the second time. The Bulldogs were on the board first but the Warriors countered with a goal in the second and another in the third to take a 2-1 Championship victory home with them! Goal scorers in
the Championship game were Orr and Josh “the Playmaker” Holjak. Holjak ended the tournament with 2 goals as did forward
Brendan “the Natural” Guignard. Orr had 2 goals and 1 assist in the four tournament games to lead the Warriors scoring
attack. It was good to see Favell back in the line-up for the final game, playing with bruised ribs. Favell picked up an assist
on the second goal of the Championship game. Following the game Coach Orr said he was very proud of the effort
throughout the tournament by the team. Once again, the never give up attitude is paying off for the Warriors, as most games they
were behind in goals and came back to tie or win. The Warriors now have a few days off before they start their regular season
campaign this Saturday when Dunnville comes to town at the Bill Burgoyne Arena in St Catharine’s
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Christ Church, McNab
Holly & Ivy Bazaar
Saturday, November 6, 2010 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.,
Christ Church, McNab Parish Hall, corner of
McNab and Lakeshore Roads (3 kilometers
east of canal) NOTL.
Bake Table, Deli, Crafts, Attic Treasures,
Draws, Tea Room and more.
Serving People with Great Taste!
Garrison Little Theatre presents
THE MUMBERLEY INHERITANCE by Warren
Graves
A hilarious family entertainment with live music.
November 5, 6, 7, 12, 13 at the
Italo-Canadian Club,
1101 DiPietro St., Fort Erie.
Dinner/show $35.00,
lunch/matinee $20.00.
For tickets and more information
visit www.garrisonlittletheatre.com or call
905-871-3520
Voted #1 Fort Erie Brew Your Own Wine
Because Our Reputation is on the Wine
3707 Hibbard Street Ridgeway
905-894-6029
Proud member of the
One Stop Wedding Shoppe
www.onestopweddingshoppe.ca
“A Wine for all seasons and all reasons!”
Model Train Show Fenwick
Welcome
Greater Niagara Model Railroad Engineers. Our large HO
scale model railroad, the Fenwick Central, is located in
Fenwick, Ontario, Canada.
We currently hold Open Houses 4 times a year (November
and December). We meet regularily on Wednesday nights
starting at 7:00pm, and welcome guests and prospective
members to come out and join us then. We are located at
1141 Maple Street. There is ample parking in the lot next to
the club.
2010 Open House Dates
November 13th, 14th, 20th, 21st 2010 - Noon - 4:30pm
Saturday, December 11, 2010 - Noon - 4:30pm
“LCBO Stores raise funds for
LUPUS FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO”
Beginning November 1, 2010, anyone can make donations to LUPUS
FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO at any of the more than 600 LCBO stores
throughout Ontario. Donation boxes for LUPUS FOUNDATION
OF ONTARIO will be displayed until November 30, 2010.
Crystal Ridge Community Centre
99 Ridge Rd, Ridgeway L0S 1N0
905-894-7117
Joseph and the Coloured Dreamcoat Dinner Theatre
Nov. 17 7pm tickets $30.00 (Call 905-894-1768 for tickets)
Lions Spaghetti Dinner Nov. 18, 2010, Jan 20th, 2011
Lions Christmas Bazaar Nov. 27th, 2010
Blood Donor Clinic Dec. 29, 2010
Shakespeares Villains
by Stephen Berkoff
This CANADIAN PREMIERE is a one man tour-de-force of the
bard's most notoious villains. The best of the worst, so to speak!
November 4-21, 2010
Sullivan Mahoney Courthouse Theatre, 101 King St
St Catharines
Wed-Sat evenings at 7:30
Wed & Fri matinees at 12 noon
Sun matinees at 2pm
Presented by Lyndesfarne Theatre Projects
905-938-1222
www.lyndesfarnetheatreprojects.com
LUPUS FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO is marking our 33rd Anniversary serving the citizens of Ontario. Our mission has been to raise funds for
research and to improve the lives of people living with lupus through education, public awareness, advocacy and support.
“We thank the LCBO, its employees and customers for providing this opportunity to improve the lives of people living with lupus and to further
educate the public about the realities of lupus through the province-wide network of LCBO’s stores,” said Foundation President, Tom Mather.
LCBO President and CEO Bob Peter states, “LCBO’s customers and staff have always responded generously to worthy causes and we thank everyone
for providing a positive change to so many lives.”
LUPUS FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO is one of 26 provincial, as well as numerous local charities, that will benefit from the LCBO’s province-wide
donation box programme in 2010. In 2009, a total of $4.2 million was raised for charities. LCBO’s annual dividend transfer to the Ontario government totalled $1.41 billion which supports a wide range of government programmes that include health care and education.
LUPUS FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO thanks the public for its support while they shop at their LCBO during the month of November, 2010.
Food Handler's Certification Course being offered over two Saturdays Nov 13 & 27 from 9 - 1
pm - $40 each registration required before Nov. 5th
Saturday Nov 21st - John Lennon/Jerry Lee Lewis
Tribute Show
Nov 28th is our annual 'Toys for Tots' Benefit
check back often for details
Dec 2nd "Kenny Rogers" is back and he is doing
his Christmas Show
Tickets $15.00
Annual New Year's Eve Bash - Music provided by
50's band "Saturday Band"
Family Style Dinner
Tickets $35 pp or $65 p couple
Everyone Welcome including
non-members to all events
Fort Erie Arts Council Annual General Meeting
Come join us for a Meet & Greet and hear Jason
Pizzicarola, President of the Ridgeway BIA who will
speak following a short business meeting. Thursday,
November 4, 2010, 6:30 pm - 8 pm, at the Fort Erie
Public Library, Centennial Branch, in Fort Erie, ON.
All welcome. For more information call 905-894-8373
or email [email protected]
Thursday, November 4, 2010
November 2010 Remembrance Day
Events
Saturday Nov 6; Veteran’s Dinner ;6 pm
$15 per person for non-vets
Sunday Nov 7;12 noon at the Branch;
Lunch to be served 2 pm Stevensville
Monday Nov 8; Meet our Veteran’s;
12 – 2 pm
Tuesday Nov 9; at RCBH (with Colour
Guard) ;11 am
Thursday Nov 11; at the Cenotaph ;11
am Lunch to be served
RCL Branch 230 Ridgeway
905-894-5927
Ridgeway’s
DOWNTOWN DOLLAR
& DISCOUNT
• Cards & Decorations for
Every Season & Occasion!
• Children’s Toys to Candles
along with household items too!
• Stop in and see what treasures
we have in store for you.
Gift Certificates!
336 Ridge Rd. Ridgeway 905.894.5566
Thorold Santa Claus Parade
The Thorold Santa Claus Parade is just around
the corner. Join us as we celebrate our 20th year.
Thorold Santa Claus Parade
Saturday November 27th, 2010
New start time: 4:00 pmSanta visits Canada's Most
Patriotic City the third weekend in November.
Things to remember: Dress warm. There will be a
mitten and food drive, your support is greatly appreciated. Kids don't forget your letters to Santa!!
Some of his helpers well gladly be collecting them!
Stop by the local firehall after the parade to met
Santa in person
What's Happening at Your
Legion
Every Tuesday Spaghetti
Dinners sponsored
by R/CB Kinsmen and Fort
Erie Music Fest
Halloween Senior’s Dance
Music by “True Country”
Fri Oct 29th – Guy Jefferson
Walker –
7 – 11 pm downstairs
Every one welcome including
non members to all events
RCL Branch 230 Ridgeway
905-894-5927
Port Colborne Santa Claus Parade
Alpha Program
A chance to explore the meaning of life:
The Alpha program at St. Giles church,
205 Linwell Rd. Sundays, Sept. 26 - Dec.
12, 5 - 8 pm. Dinner, followed by choice of
2 groups: Life Questions, or Challenging
Lifestyle. Child care provided. Free will
offering appreciated.
Call Claire 905-646-9323, or the church at
905-934-1901 for info.
Email - [email protected].
See www.stgiles.webs.com.
December 4, 2010, Port Colbourne Santa Clause Parade - The Port Colborne Santa
Claus Parade starts at 6:30 pm in front of Port Colborne High School at the corner of
Steele and Elgin Sts. The parade travels along Steele Street to Clarence; along Clarence
to West Street; West Street to Charlotte Street, turning right on Charlotte St. and ending
at City Hall. After the parade a reception will be held at City Hall giving the children
an opportunity to meet Santa & Mrs. Claus, deliver their Christmas wishes and enjoy
some light refreshments. Location: Begins at Port Colborne High School Port Colborne
•December 5, 2010, Grand Old Christmas Festival - Experience the sights, sounds and
smells of the Christmas season at the Port Colborne Museum. To experience a true
traditional Christmas treat, visit Arabella's Tea Room for a cup of hot tea and some
Christmas puddin. Location: Port Colborne Museum Port Colborne.
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assistance posting your event
please email your event to
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St. Catharines Santa Claus Parade
Once again, jolly Old St. Nick will be making an early stop in the Garden City when
the 8th Annual St. Catharines Santa Claus
Parade marches into downtown St. Catharines on Sunday, Nov. 28, at 2:30 p.m.
November 27
Niagara Falls Santa Claus Parade
Downtown Niagara Falls
11am (Pre-Parade begins at 10:45am)
This annual holiday tradition begins on Victoria Avenue at Armoury Street,
travels north on Victoria to Valley Way, turns right onto Valley Way, then
moves
onto Queen Street before ending at Erie Avenue near Niagara Falls City
Hall.
Each year, the parade features colourful floats, exciting bands, community
groups,
local schools, mascots and so much more! Contact: Lori-Lyn Albanese, City
of Niagara Falls,
905-356-7251, ext. 3332, or [email protected]
Dress warmly and bring the entire family
down to celebrate the holiday season. It's
guaranteed to put smiles on the faces of
families from all across Niagara.
Parade Route
The parade starts at the corner of Lake
Street and William Street, proceeds to St.
Paul Street, down St. Paul, left on James
Street to King Street and ends at Market
Square.
Santa Claus Parade
Date: 11/20/2010
38th Annual Parade-Starts at the Corner of Catherine and
Concession, east on Catherine St. to Central Ave., north on Central to Jarvis St.,
east on Jarvis St. Block Party to follow in front of Post Office. All is welcome.
- for more information, contact Flo Odding at 905-871-6454
Port Colborne Museum's Grand Old Christmas Festival
Roasting chestnuts, a carriage ride, Christmas Carols and
a photo with Santa are just some of the popular highlights
of the day at Port Colborne Museum's Grand Old Christmas Festival Sunday December 5th 2010 from Noon4:00pm. While admission is free to the event, donations
supporting the museum are appreciated. The event also
features live blacksmith displays, candle dipping, and
many visitors enjoy tea and Christmas Pudding at Arabella's Tea Room.
Location and information: Port Colborne Historical & Marine Museum 280 King Street Port Colborne,
OntarioPhone: 905-834-7604 Festival Hours: Noon4:00pmFestival Admission: Donation
As part of the St. Catharines Santa Claus
Parade, volunteers will be collecting nonperishable foods, hats and mittens from
spectators along the parade route for Community Care of St. Catharines and Thorold.
Let's be as generous as possible!
Santa Claus Parade
Date:12/11/2010
Niagara on the Lake Santa Claus Parade
Join us as we welcome Santa to Niagara on the Lake
Saturday Dec. 11, 2010
Remembrance Day Service and Parade
Date: 11/11/2010
Parade form up at 1:30 p.m. at Legion on Garrison
Road. Service at Cenotaph (Mather Arch) at 2 p.m.
Return to Legion and service for refreshments.
- for more information, contact Linda MacDonald
at 905-871-8682
Fall 2010 Edition of
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Featuring local community
events throughout Niagara.
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Win a Niagara Wedding Contest
Local Niagara Stories
Local Artist
Local Events
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Insider Truths: Sustainability, GMO, Local Food Sourcing, Meat Quality and History
By: Sandra Marr
In today’s society, there is a lot of concerns being voiced, on the subject of Local Foods, GMO foods, Hormone Growth Antibiotics in our meats,
etc. I decided to write on this subject, as it truly is worth our investigation and consideration. in light of rises of disease and allergies reported.
I decided to have a chat with a local butcher, Homer Van Dermeer, owner of Homer’s Meats in Stevensville. Homer is a local source for burgers
without fillers, meats without additives, etc. I met Homer when I was sourcing out my own meat supplier, since I can not touch salt, my
youngest can not eat soya and my oldest can not eat MSG. If you have read any labels of late, you will have noticed that even chicken breasts are
laced with Soy Protein Isolates!
Being a “local” for over 36 years, Homer is very familiar with the local Farmer’s Auctions around the Region, such as the Wainfleet Farmer’s Auction Barns and the Hagersville Farmer’s Auction on Highway 6, Hagersville. I can occasionally be found there, purchasing potatoes, squash, apples,
tomatoes and the occasional animal like bunnies. It was of great concern to me, when the Wainfleet Auction shut down last fall, watching to see if
it is re-opened. During the time they were closed, the crowds to buy and sell swelled in Hagersville’s Auction Barn, which illustrated that there is a
local desire for this service. It crossed my mind that it is like a country version of Networking and the Network sudden was cut off without notice.
Homer made it very clear that the way I am viewing the local Auctions, is with my country-raised thoughts, not the reality that is found today.
Long gone are the little reliable local farmers, that provided quality produce, animals and meats! “In today’s small Auctions, you will find “wheelers
& dealers” that shuffle between the Auctions, dragging the same sickly animals back and forth until they are sold. They have no
desire to sell healthy animals, whether for raising stock or for consumption. They do not care about the individual, that wishes to start their own
little mini farm, by buying a few animals as pets or to eat. In today’s reality, the farmers that raise cattle, pigs and chickens, do it on a larger scale to
survive financially. These same farmers, almost extinct in the Region, will not waste time taking their livestock to the local sales. They will head out
to a number of larger Auctions located in: Ancaster, Kitchener, Cook’s Town (near Barrie), Listowell and Brussels. There, the animals being sold are
top quality and no one is playing the “wheeler and dealer” game”.
Homer stated that if someone asks him about buying a cow to raise, he will question their reasons. He stated that he gets calls, from Senior women
and retired Factory workers, that want to raise their own meat in their backyards. Another type of caller, is the ones that go and buy a couple of
acres, in hopes of raising their own foods. He always counsels them “to not do it, they do not realize the work that goes into raising a healthy and
nutritionally sound animal. Having an animal that looks ready for butchering, usually means they are nutritionally lacking, fed only on a bit of hay.
The animals need variety and sound fields to be pastured in, with supplemental grains, etc., for them to meet our nutrition needs. It takes lots of
time, devotion and knowledge to do it right.”
Contrary to being negative on healthy meat issues, Homer stated that “he himself will not eat meats loaded with Implants, Hormones, drugged
or heavily GMO fed animals. He does not know how much influences the GMO foods will make to our bodies, stating it is up to the Scientists to
ensure our safety.” But, Homer can spot animals that are being raised in these manners. He refuses to purchase them and remembers who is the
Farmer selling this type of animal. He stated, “that it is this forced fed type of animal, that is behind the rise in allergies to foods in the population”.
Homer has many years of experience, we do not; making it hard for us to identify issues, if we were to attend a local market.
Next, Homer shared his mind on why the meats in the grocery stores are sold cheap, as well as why there are so many additives in them. Homer
said: “have you ever noticed that fully cooked meats are less expensive than uncooked ones? This should raise red flags in your brain, as any
processing incurs costs. The major meat plants have new ways of preparing meats, it involves cooling the carcasses with water. The water is usually
laced with Salts, Sodium, Carageenan, Phosphates and Proteins like Soya. The reason behind this is: the consumer demand for cheaper meat. When
the animal is “treated” with these solutions, the meat absorbs the water and additives, swelling, to make it weigh heavier than it was upon butchering. When I butcher an animal, it always weighs less”.
This truly is a math equation, as “logic dictates if you take a whole and remove portions of it, you end up with less than a whole, correct? An animal
has many parts that are not used for food: some bones, blood, skin, etc. Taking this away, makes the animal weigh less when processed. The new
methods of processing meat, is ALL about making money and stretching costs, to lower the price of meats as we demand. There is no reason why
they can not process meat in the old ways”. Homer stated they used to use the old ways, when the plants first started up. “It is all about making
money and profits. But, our nutritional health issue are related to these simple changes, showing the results over time.” We have the choice of
making changes for the better, but it will not be found at the grocery store, nor the local Farmer’s Market Auctions.
Homer also stated: “there is no butcher in the world, that has not been accused of “switching” someone’s local grown animal, for a leaner
animal they had. This all is based on the diet of the animal being raised.” To protect himself, Homer now takes pictures of the animals brought in
by locals. In fact, if he has a chance, he will take the person into the cooler to show them a good/health carcass, verses the one they brought. “He
always hopes to get the point across that what you feed the animal, always shows results, upon butchering. If a person was to grow their animal
properly, with space, well tended fields, grains and knowledge, they would be able to enjoy their own meats.” The key, is also directly related to the
amount of room you have to grow them on and also the soil quality that the grasses are grown in. In Port Colborne and
Stevensville areas, you will find a heavy, poor quality clay , which is very hard to grow anything with nutritional value! In Wainfleet, there is
beautiful black sandy loam, from the past peat marshes. “In Wainfleet, you have a chance to raise healthy crops and healthy animals..
Location matters, if you want nutritional foods, when growing or sourcing your local foods.”
I support local food co-ops, community growing farms, etc. But, the points stated by Homer, are all very valid reasons why this latest movement
can not be successful. It takes going back in time to an easier lifestyle and the ways around that time period, to be successful in this movement.
I want to see this work and to be able to find local farmers, willing to sell to me top quality and nutritional produce. Homer brought out many
thoughts and factors, which need to be considered, during any attempts to make this
movement soar! No matter where the foods are grown, the soil must be cared for correctly,
the seeds must be safe from possibly causing disease and allergies and knowledge and devotion
must be acquired. The idea is sound, the logic is great, the desire is awakening... Let’s get the local
consumers’ tongues, asking the right questions and considering the truly important issues.
Then we can proudly say: “it was grown in the Niagara Region”!
Port Colborne 3rd Annual Winter Celebration
Holiday House Tour & Christmas Tree Auction 2010
Sunday, November 28th
Time 12:00 -5:00 pm
The Third Annual Winter Celebration and Holiday House Tour
will take place in Port Colborne on Sunday, November 28, 2010
from noon to 5 pm.
The focus of the event is to raise money for Youth Programs at the
Guild Hall. Last year’s event raised $8,853 and enabled a part time youth co-coordinator to be hired to provide
programs, supervision and an after school for youth.
The main event of the Winter Celebration is the Holiday House Tour!
This year we are happy to feature the Oskam Family Home (formerly Ingleside Bed & Breakfast, across from the
library) along with four other houses throughout the city.
Tickets for the Holiday House Tour are $15.00 per person and will be on sale in Port Colborne on November 3rd
2010.
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The event starts at the Guild Hall at 72 Charlotte Street, where “official house tour maps and locations” will be
exchanged for advance purchased tickets (some tickets may still be available at the door).
A delicious hot soup / sandwich luncheon sponsored by Canal Side Pub and Eatery will be served at Guild Hall
at an additional cost of $8.00 per person
Local artisans and crafters will be selling and displaying their wares on the upper level of the Guild Hall this year.
Start your holiday shopping with unique local arts and crafts!
An exceptional array of Christmas Trees, Holiday Wreathes and Decorative Urns will be on display at Guild Hall
sponsored by local businesses and companies from Port Colborne and surrounding area.
You can purchase 15 tickets for $10 for a chance to win the item!
Silent Auction items will be available for bidding too!
Live draws will be done for the sponsored trees, wreaths and urns and the silent auction items at 4:30 pm on
Sunday.
Tickets for the House Tour on Sunday will be on sale November 3rd at the following retail locations:
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270 West, 224 West Street, Port Colborne 905-835-5024
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Family Shoes, 239 Main Street, Port Colborne
905-834-4396
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6840 Lundy's Lane
Niagara Falls L2G 1V6 Canada
Hours: Mon-Fri 11:30am-10pm, Sat/Sun:4pm
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It’s clear why our helicopter tours are so popular among
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off from our Victoria Avenue location, the awe-inspiring views of the Niagara Region begin to
appear below. We wouldn’t want any picture-taking opportunity to be missed so cameras should
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Flights depart daily from 9 a.m.
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The Camera Place
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4541 Queen Street
Niagara Falls L2E 2L4
Canada
Phone: 905-358-3411
The Camera Place began life in 1960. It soon though, came under the wing of James
Studio, then operated by Ken and Emily James. In 1988, David and Jillian Govan purchased The
Camera Place and almost immediately joined Fotosource, a national alliance of independent
photo retailers.
Today you can buy or rent a camera, rent the studio, and have your images enlarged, mounted
and framed under one roof. Don't know how to do that. No problem, we'll teach you. Sign up
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scrapbook that generations to follow will enjoy and admire.
Sweets and Treats at Holiday Time
It’s never too early to start caring for your little one’s teeth. This Holiday Season when treats and sweets rule, keep
these Dental Tips handy. With Halloween just around the corner and Christmas Sugar Plums and Candy Canes
coming soon, your child will have lots of opportunities for Sweets this season.
Keep in mind that a lot of the treats given out at Halloween and Holiday time are not baby or toddler friendly.
Make sure to go through the treats, so that you can find treats that are okay and safe for your little one.
Chewy treats that stick to your Teeth should be avoided as they tend to stay on your Teeth and can cause more
problems. Mom and Dad, make yourself the Candy Monitors so your little ones can have treats
in moderation and ideally at meal time, when they are less likely to harm your child’s Teeth.
Hard candies, lollipops and candy canes take a long time to eat and expose your
child’s Teeth to a lot of sugar. Think of it as a sugar bath for their Teeth.
Brush after you have treats; teach your children great Dental Skills and Habits.
Children love to mimic their parents. Brush and Floss your Teeth. Brush and floss your children’s Teeth.
You are their best role model. Show them you care about your Teeth.
Mix in some great healthy snacks with your treats. Cheese is a wonderful friend to your teeth. Healthy snacks help
build strong bodies and strong Teeth. Feed your children a healthy diet.
Remember: Germs in the mouth called bacteria feed on sugar from foods to make an acid that harms Teeth and causes
cavities.
Also remember, Baby Bottles or Sippy-cups full of fruit juice or even milk, can cause tooth damage too.
Baby Teeth help your child eat and speak, and are important for overall health. Baby Teeth also known as Primary
Teeth will help the adult Teeth to come in straight. Everyone is at risk of developing cavities, have your children’s
Teeth checked by your Dentist.
Baby Teeth are important, keep them strong and healthy. Make brushing and flossing your Teeth fun. Find a seasonal
tooth brush, get some fun stickers and make a tooth brushing chart with your little one. Get them involved.
Don’t wait for a Dental Problem to bring your child for their first Dental check up.
Give your children good Dental Memories about taking care of their Teeth.
“LET OUR FAMILY TAKE CARE OF YOUR FAMILY”
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Dental Surgeon
Family Dentistry
3700 Dominion Rd, Ridgeway, On L0S 1N0
(905) 894-1622
[email protected]
Romeo's Fine Jewellery
98 Niagara Street
St Catharines L2R 4L4 Canada
Phone: 905-687-9999
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Wishing Well Bridal and Formal Wear
331 Main St. W
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Phone: (905) 834-0080
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A Professional DJ Company is registered with the Ontario Government, charging GST (or as of July 1st – HST) and
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protect both parties. They use music licensed through the Audio Visual License Association and they are a member of a
Canadian Professional Disc Jockey Association.
Ask your friends, coworkers, other vendors or the venue for recommendations. A referral can make you feel at ease
because someone you trust has experienced the service and quality of the work. Your Professional DJ should assist in the
flow of the event and play music to suit each moment, such as dinner and dancing; and should have knowledge of current and past music trends to make on-the-spot decisions and keep the audience engaged.
Once the initial contact takes place, do you feel a rapport? MEET your DJ!! They should be happy to meet with you to
discuss the event and answer your questions. You will know whether or not you feel comfortable with the match, so you
can relax and enjoy the results of your planning.
The importance of reliable equipment and ability to troubleshoot or have a back-up plan if something goes wrong can
make or break an event. Wedding clients contacted me, who planned on renting sound equipment and using their laptop
for music. They felt uneasy about their decision and were glad they chose to hire a professional instead. Compare this to
a home renovation. If you Do It Yourself, you may end up spending more time and money than you originally budgeted.
When discussing value, budget is a key factor. If you can try to do it for less, why make the investment? The difference is
experience, efficiency, convenience and overall results. Events only have one chance to be successful. You cannot bring in
the Professional half way through, like the home renovation. If you value your event, you’ll get your money’s worth out
of hiring a Professional DJ and create positive, unforgettable memories.
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Enjoy an amazing stay at LakeBreeze Niagara Bed & Breakfast
Accommodations for a couple in a One Bedroom Suite starts
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Note: Special Services such as secured cycle lockup are available
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Oh Canada Eh
8585 Lundy’s Lane
Niagara Falls L2H1H5 Canada
Phone: 905 374 1995
Transitions Studio
244 Grantham Ave
St Catharines L2M 4Z4 Canada
Phone: (905) 937-1623
Not your typical hair salon
From the moment you walk in to the end of your visit
Our mission is for you to have a healthy safe & tranquil experience
with us.
Transition Studio is a chemically conscious Hair & esthetics’s Salon.
We take a holistic, zen approach to beauty care. Our clientele are
served organic& fair trade coffee’s and teas along with healthy
shakes from organic raw foods such as goji berries, flax, & chia ,
cocoa nibs , black sesame seeds and more.
Welcome to the
Oh Canada Eh Dinner Show.
We are located in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
The Oh Canada Eh Dinner show is a premiere
attraction of great
Canadian entertainment located in popular Canadian tourism
destinations. The Oh Canada Eh? Dinner
Show is a musical celebration of Canada providing a truly
unforgettable Canadiana experience in fun and lively dinner
theatre presentation. Our dinner show features Canadian music,
Canadian performers and a totally Canadian meal. Click here
for Tickets
A trip to Oh Canada Eh? will help make your Niagara Falls
vacation memorable. Whether you are planning
a Niagara Falls honeymoon, a Niagara Falls family vacation or a
Canadian business conference our dinner show is a great
addition to your vacation plans.
Inside you will find answers to any questions you may have
about our show. Any questions you have about our dinner show,
dinner show tickets, dinner show schedule, dinner show times,
and dinner show menu will be answered inside. Further, questions about Niagara Falls attractions, Niagara accommodations
or Niagara Falls entertainment will also be answered to help you
plan a great Canadian vacation.
We have formulated our own line of hair & skin products that are
sulphate para been free, and unscented. Our research is forever on
going to provide customers with the safest and purest products to
use on their bodies.
Products such as chemically free sun screen, bug spray, skin care baby care, bamboo & hemp accessories, crystals,and selenite lights.
We also have holistic dog food, treats, and shampoo are among the unique products that we carry.
Along with typical services you see in most hair and esthetics’s salons, we offer Rieki, reflexology, Energy Healing, Hot stone
massage, safe and odourless gel nails yoga and meditation classes as well. Our hi lite colours are from plant enzymes and are safe and
non toxic. We no longer do perms because of the chemicals used.