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Sunday, she prepared another bunch of letters to go out this week… I can tell her frustration is

mounting… she asked, ‘What else I can do?’

She joked around, mentioning that perhaps we should drive to Ottawa at some point and wait outside the PM’s house… ‘He has to come home sometime…’ she said.

I explained that these things take time… for the government to respond… then I thought to myself… huh, times are changing.

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instant results… there is no wait… I mean communication is a prime example… cell phones, computers, Facebook, twitter… our kids view change as something that gets done… quickly… us older folks… well, we had to watch change occur in the world at a lot slower pace. A prime example is Egypt’s Facebook Revolution… one women started it and it is believed to be one of the main sparks of the revolution. Unfortunately, it was not without violence… but in the end, the government stepped down.

Now I don’t think that would happen in Canada, for the most part out demonstrations are peaceful… but listening to my daughter made me realize… governments around the world need to start remembering they work for the people… the up and coming generations are not going to settle for the status quo. For them, they want results and action… so to the Prime Minster… perhaps you could send a letter back… because I don’t think I want to drive to Ottawa and wait on your doorstep for you!

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By Dave ScottThe Norfolk Harvesters Rugby Club hosted a Rugby skills clinic Saturday afternoon in Waterford. The one day clinic was an introduction to the sport for high school students… players from Delhi, Waterford, and both Simcoe schools partook in the day’s training.

Ron Brookshaw, president for the Harvesters, stated that the clinic was teaching the fundamentals of the sport… tackling, passing, line-outs, and rucking. The goal of the clinic was to encourage enough players to come out so that two (under 18) teams could be formed (one girls and one boys). By the looks of the turnout… the Harvesters may be well on their way to having a couple of junior clubs. Ron explained that anyone over the age of fourteen can play and that more players are welcome to come out. The senior team acts as mentors; helping to train

and coach the younger players… and with the senior team being around since the year 2000, these men and women have a very good grasp of the game.

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By Claire SenkoSarah Slean and Emily Carr, oh my! Two, count 'em, TWO Canadian icons are appearing on The Old Town Hall stage this month!

First up, "one of Canada's most compelling acts" (Time Magazine), singer-songwriter Sarah Slean performs in Waterford on Saturday April 21. And dear Nor-Folks: This show is almost sold out; if you haven't purchased your tickets yet, now is the time to do so. We have a lot of city folk coming... and each time I sell a ticket to a Torontonian I'm all mixed up happy and sad... Happy that people from afar are discovering our beautiful town and venue, but sad there's another ticket that *POOF!* won't be available to a last-minute local! If you want to experience a rare, up close and personal concert featuring one of Canada's finest performing artists at a fantastic price right in your own backyard, act quickly!

Next up, Emily Carr! And (smile) there's a little story behind Ms. Carr's upcoming "appearance" on The Old Town Hall stage:

Last fall, I stumbled onto a book that was sitting in a box in the basement of the Old Town Hall. There are hundreds of books down there, waiting to be sorted and then shelved in the Hall's used bookstore. This particular volume, The Magnificent Voyage of Emily Carr, grabbed my attention, as I had JUST returned from a spontaneous visit to the Art Gallery of Ontario... where I had unexpectedly, sweetly and thoroughly renewed my love of Emily Carr's paintings. I picked up the book and flipped it open only to discover it was a SCRIPT! A three-act play by Governor General's Award winning playwright Jovette Marchessault. Of course, it was meant to be...

Thanks to a hard working cast, some key behind-the-scenes volunteers, and the guidance of local theatre professional Elana Post, The Old Town Hall is bringing this exquisite work of literary art to life in two weeks. The Magnificent Voyage of Emily Carr explores the inner life of Canada's most beloved female artist; the world of her imagination, perceptions, and projections; and her physical, emotional and spiritual interactions

with the important beings in her life: her prim sister Lizzie; Sophie, her wise and long-suffering Amerindian friend; the fascinating Lawren Harris from the Group of Seven; and lastly, The Soul Tuner and The Goddess D'Sonoqua, who bring her wisdom and compassion from another realm.

The Magnificent Voyage of Emily Carr runs April 27, 28, and 29th.

Before I sign off, I want to leave you with a little bit of Emily and a little bit of Sarah to tuck into your hearts until we meet again.

"Look at the earth crowded with growth, new and old bursting from their strong roots hidden in the silent, live ground, each seed according to its own kind... each one knowing what to do, each one demanding its own rights on the earth... So, artist, you too from the deeps of your soul... let your roots creep forth, gaining strength." (Emily Carr)

"Love, the only alchemy / Love, the killer of despair / Love, the patient samurai / Love, the armour angels wear / Love. / Love will make your eyes clear / the order of the universe / the only reason we are here." (Sarah Slean)

The Waterford Old Town Hall is a community funded, nonprofit venue. For information on the Sarah Slean concert, The

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TUTU much… Make your own tutu, hair piece & wand to dance the day away

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Frank Demizio (surveyor), Kelly Isfan (NGH president and CEO), Peter Hellyer (Chair NGH Board), John Ruetz (surveyor), Dr. Kathryn Suh (surveyor), and David Keselman (surveyor)

Kowalsky wanted to thank Ron and Brent for their generous donation of $500.

Both ladies explained that the breakfast program was already in its second week and that it has been a big success… noting that the students in rural schools tend to have longer days with busing… so the breakfast program helps those students who

may have missed breakfast… plus, during the day in certain locations of the school, kids can pick up an apple to snack on.

Also helping out with the breakfast program is Dave’s Variety, Gunn Cheese and a number of parents who have made food donations as well.

The breakfast program at Delhi is part of the Child Nutrition Network.

The Costigan family would like to thank Trevor Frankling and Boston Pizza for their support of our very successful fundraiser for our niece, Tara Bourque. Boston Pizza supplied the venue, great pizza, and made a very generous donation to aid our cause. We would also like to thank all those friends who came out to enjoy pizza or make a donation. It was truly appreciated.Photo, left to right: Mike, Kevin, Gary, and Marlene Costigan with Trevor Frankling and the $2000 donation.

Process Provides an Opportunity to Map out Future Improvements Courtesy of Norfolk General HospitalOn March 26 – 29 four surveyors from Accreditation Canada were on-site at Norfolk General Hospital meeting with teams of staff and physicians as the hospital seeks to renew its accreditation award. The Accreditation Survey is part of the hospital’s ongoing commitment to providing high quality patient care. NGH last participated in the accreditation survey in 2009 and received a three year award at that time.

Although Accreditation Canada’s final report recommendations will not be available for another few weeks, early feedback from the surveyor’s shows that NGH has made significant progress on many

of its priorities such as:

• Developing effective partnerships with a wide variety of community partners to ensure that our patients receive the right care in the right place at the right time.

• The Infection Prevention and Control team has made significant progress, particularly in increasing hand hygiene awareness, education, and compliance.

• Staff members across the hospital were recognized for their commitment to ensuring safe patient care. The surveyors particularly noted the falls prevention strategy as a successful initiative.

Conclusions presented by the surveyors to hospital personnel suggest that staff is very positive about their work environment. John Ruetz, lead accreditation surveyor, noted that “everyone was easy to speak with, transparent,

open, and excited to give answers. There was also a willingness to listen and ask questions too. That’s always a good sign of an engaged organization.”

“The accreditation process is about celebrating your successes, but also about learning about where you can invest your efforts to continue to do better,” said Kelly Isfan, NGH president & CEO. “I’m very excited about upcoming strategic planning and focusing on the things we are going to improve on, not only for accreditation, but for our patients and our staff members.” said Isfan.

Accreditation Canada is the major national accrediting body for health service organizations across Canada. The accreditation program is designed to assist health service providers to drive improvements in health care through self-assessment and evaluation.

During the on-site visit, surveyors met with a broad spectrum of people from different areas of the hospital and the community, including board members and administrative staff, physicians, caregivers, human resources people, information management specialists, patients and family members, as well as community partners, to discuss their experiences, perceptions and expectations.

The accreditation process reviewed NGH performance on 1676 applicable criteria across eight dimensions of quality. NGH met 96% of these criteria. “Participation in accreditation enables the hospital to keep ‘raising the bar’ and improve services. I’m really eager to get on with the work at hand,” said Isfan. The hospital will soon receive the final accreditation report and have the opportunity to map out future improvements.

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By MARG WERDEN Green Living ShowAs an alternative to staying around for this month’s Friday the 13th extravaganza, the sixth annual Green Living Show in Toronto makes a great destination. Running from April 13 to 15 at the Direct Energy Centre at Exhibition Place, the Green Living Show is a consumer show dedicated to educating the public about easy and workable solutions for leading a sustainable lifestyle. Anyone interested in lightening his or her environmental footprint will be able to learn about products and get inspiration to help save the planet and money from more than 400 “green-screened” exhibitors. The three-day event offers innovative products, demonstrations and ideas in the areas of health, home, automotive, décor, fashion and food.

One of the attractions at this year’s show is DAS HAUS, a traveling pavilion here for a limited time from Germany. DAS HAUS demonstrates advanced technologies for home construction and solar energy and shares German innovations

that achieve sustainable home construction and operational energy savings. It’s about the future of sustainable building and the resources and integration needed to reach that future.

For the first time, the Green Living Show will include a Farmers’ Market, in which vendors will be selling organic and sustainable produce. Among these products will be some from the Norfolk area including Texas longhorn beef from YU Ranch near Courtland and peanuts from Kernal Peanuts in Vittoria. A number of chefs will be on hand to present cooking demonstrations using a wide variety of these products.

The show will also feature nature exhibits, wildlife species-saving ideas, eco vehicles, and off-the-grid technologies.

Admission to the show is $15, but entry is free if you bring in a piece of e-waste for recycling, courtesy of Samsung Canada. In 2011, show visitors brought in 40,000 lbs of e-waste. A free ticket is also available through Bird Studies Canada at http://www.bsc-eoc.

org/organization/images/news/GLStickets2012.pdf.

Paying for our mild winter and early springNot having to shovel a lot of snow was nice. The balmy weather in March was fantastic. Being able to

get out early to get the gardens in shape was wonderful. Now we have to pay for all those privileges.

The mosquitoes and black flies are already out in full force and it may be a long itchy summer for some of us. Mosquito control experts are already warning about the onslaught of biting mosquitoes that is sure to follow the unusually warm weather we experienced. According to one expert, Jonathan Cohen, mosquito control expert and president of Summit Responsible Solutions which makes Mosquito Dunks, a biological mosquito control product, “Mosquito breeding season typically begins with the onset of warmer temperatures and because of this year's early spring, mosquito populations will be increasing sooner and faster. This summer could become the worst mosquito summer ever in the U.S. and Canada.”

More mosquitoes will mean more bites, as well as increasing the chances of transmitting mosquito-borne diseases such as West Nile virus, Eastern Equine Encephalitis and canine heartworm disease.

To reduce mosquito breeding areas, homeowners are advised to be vigilant in eliminating places where water can collect and stand in their yards and gardens. "Mosquitoes can breed in a coffee cup of standing water in less than a week," says Cohen.

Dispose of tin cans, plastic containers, old tires and other items that can collect water. Turn over wheelbarrows and empty children's wading pools. Clean clogged roof gutters, which can become prime mosquito-breeding pools. Drill holes in the bottom of recycling containers that are left outdoors. Periodically empty the saucers under ceramic pots to make sure they are not harbouring mosquito larvae.

To reduce the chances of getting mosquito bites, limit your outdoor activities during the times of day when mosquitoes are most active - an hour before and after dawn and an hour before and after dusk. Also, don't forget that clothing is an excellent barrier between you and a mosquito. Wear clothing that will protect more of your body, such as long-sleeved shirts and long pants, especially during the evening hours.

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By Dave ScottWe really need to stand up and take notice of the wonderful athletes in our local Special Olympics program. They are preparing for the Provincial Championships again this year. Last week, I caught up with Shirley Shaw, Kim Deelen and a group of athletes; grabbed a photo and chatted about this year’s team.

This year nine athletes will be participating from May 31st to June 3rd in Kingston Ontario and are planning on taking the train from Brantford.

The team consists of four swimmers, Aimee Buckborough, Aleigha Garrard, Kristy Long and Laura White. Coaches are Linda Bell, Kim Deelen, Gary Haskett and Shirley Shaw.

Over on the five-pin bowling team, are Susan Burke, Justin Hayward, Jason Gordy and Stephen Parkes; their coach is Karen Hayward. Junior Chiasson will represent the ten-pin category.

Shirley reminded me that these athletes train up to three times a week to prepare for the games and that the dedication of the coaches is outstanding. The games themselves are an awesome, overwhelming experience for the athletes as they participate with other athletes from all over the province.

This year you can follow the games from right here at home. Just log onto www.SPECIALOLYMPICS2012GAMES.com and cheer on the athletes that make Norfolk proud.

To the team good luck and enjoy!

PS. Watch for McHappy Day on May 2nd! This year’s Simcoe Special Olympics Torch Run will be Wednesday May16th. If you are interested in volunteering for the event or participating please contact Kim Deelen at 519-426-3561 ext 252 or at [email protected].

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➤ Simcoe-Norfolk MS Walk at Holy Trinity Secondary School on Sunday, April 22nd. Early Check-in at 8:30am, Opening Ceremonies at 9:30am, Start at 10:00am. Your participation will help fund innovative programs and services in your own community – and support groundbreaking research dedicated to finding a cure. Lace up for the 2012 MS Walk and help change lives for the better – beginning right where you live. Register online at www.mswalks.ca or contact Jessica at 1-888-510-7777 x3207 or email [email protected]

➤ SPRING CARNAVAL in Port Dover 2012 with the Latin Power Band and Gianny Correa. At the Brig of the Norfolk Tavern, 200 Main st., Port Dover, Saturday APRIL 21ST at 7pm till 1am, $15/person. A fundraiser for the latin community to help a family in need. Latin Foods available for purchase. Call Shana at 519-428-7523 for

advance tickets or info.

➤ Elimination Draw - On Friday April 27th please come and celebrate Holy Trinity Catholic High School 11th Anniversary. Social 5:30pm, Buffet Dinner 6:30pm. Live & Silent Auctions. Grand prize of $1000. Tickets $35 each. For tickets or more information please call the school at 519-429-3600.

➤ Pancakes for Wind-Del Park - Unlimited pancakes with real local maple syrup and sausage! Saturday, April 28, 2012, served from 9am - 12 noon at Wind-Del Park, Windham Centre. $8/Adults, $5/Children 10 years & under. A Fundraiser for the Windham Optimists with proceeds going toward new playground equipment. Call 519-443-4715 for info.

➤ McHappy Day on May 2nd!➤ Plant, Bake and Book Sale - Saturday, May 5th, 8 am to 12 noon, a sale of 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.

➤ SPRING POTTERY SALE May 4th, 9-8pm and May 5th, 9am - 5pm at the First Baptist Church, 129 Young St., Simcoe, beside Talbot St. Arena. Enter a draw for a beautiful piece of Handcrafted Pottery, enjoy coffee and goodies on us. Cash or Cheque only please. Give a Gift of Local Talent. For more information visit www.norfolkpottersguild.org.

➤ Canadian Mental Health Association now offering a support and education program for adult family members who support a relative with a mental illness. Meetings held on the 1st Tuesday of every month beginning May 8 from 7 - 8:30pm. Meetings will be held at 395 Queensway West, Simcoe. For more information please contact Joanne Cleland, 519-428-2380 or email [email protected]

➤ Simcoe and District Horticultural Society Presents

Master Gardener Anne Faulkner. Join us for an Evening of Inspiration and Demonstration as we Watch and Listen on How to Create Beautiful Indoor and Outdoor Planters Wednesday, May 9th, 7:30pm $2 Admission Fees Location Junior Farmer’s Building, 172 South Drive Simcoe, 519-443-8025 | www gardenontario.org/site.php/simcoe. PLUS PLEASE SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER AT OUR ANNUAL PLANT SALE!! Located at Wellington Park, Simcoe Saturday May 12th, at 9 am.

➤ Simcoe Special Olympics Torch Run will be Wednesday May16th. If you are interested in volunteering for the event or participating please contact Kim Deelen at 519-426-3561 ext 252 or at [email protected].

➤ PLANT SALE: NORFOLK COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS, SATURDAY MAY 26 8am to noon.1141 Blueline Road (South of Hwy # 3) COME EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTIONS [email protected]

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Newly renovated Doctor’s office located adjacent to Roulston’s Port DoverCourtesy of Roulston’s PharmacyRoulston’s Pharmacy, an independently owned and operated pharmacy group in Norfolk County, and a part of the I.D.A. banner program, today announced a new addition to their Main Street Port Dover location. Dr. Harold Hynscht, who has served his patients well for many years out of the St. George Street Medical Centre, will relocate to a newly created Doctor’s office in the space adjacent to Roulston’s.

The new office will allow Dr. Hynscht to continue to practice medicine in Port Dover, in a large and modern office space. Roulston’s ownership

feels that the office will be an asset to Port Dover’s downtown area, and that patients will appreciate the convenient location and ample parking.

“We are very pleased to announce our plans to create a new Doctor’s office in downtown Port Dover,” said Blair Snow, Co-Owner, Roulston’s Pharmacy. “The office that we are renovating for Dr. Hynscht will be designed to his specifications, and will be very patient friendly. Roulston’s is happy to be a long standing provider of quality patient care in Norfolk County, and our partnership with Dr. Hynscht will allow us to continue that tradition.” Snow noted, “Port Dover’s downtown is experiencing new development, and we are excited to be a

part of that.”

If the development progresses on schedule, it is anticipated that Dr. Hynscht’s new office will be completed by June this year.

About Roulston’s PharmacyRoulston’s Pharmacy is a fully independent four store pharmacy chain located in Norfolk County. Established in 1933, Roulston’s is owned and operated by four local pharmacists, all practicing within the company. Roulston’s Pharmacy employs over 100 individuals at its four locations, which specialize in providing professional pharmacy services to the public and long term care facilities. For more information, please visit www.roulstons.com.

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