LEAF FAN Mike Davenport cleans some of the leaves from the front lawn of his Lakeshore Road home Tuesday.
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MAKING MUSIC
MAKING MUSIC Ashley Dockrill, a Grade 8 student at St. Patrick School gets some ideas from Laura Thomas, of the Niagara Symphony Orchestra, during composer in the classroom. The students learned about creating music from the conductor.
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A YOUNGER GENERATION REMEMBERS
A YOUNGER GENERATION REMEMBERS Liam Ioanidis, six, stands behind a procession during the Remembrance ceremony at Mather Arch Sunday.
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GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING Impact Martial Arts held a grand opening celebration and open house Nov. 1, at its location in the Village Square Mall in Smithville. Owner/intructor Rachel Fleming, centre, offered tours and demonstrations during the event. Joining her are, from left, Jessie Chambers, Serafina Dell, Jacob Dell and Blake Chambers. Call 905-957-KICK (5425).
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FROM ONE SERVICE MAN TO ANOTHER
FROM ONE SERVICE MAN TO ANOTHER Wainfleet volunteer firefighters Richard Hamm and Nick Flagg hand a wreath to John Feduck during a Remembrance Day ceremony in Port Colborne.
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MARKET DEALS
MARKET DEALS Brooke Hepburn, left and Bailey Feeney look at some of the items for sale at Gypsy Theatre's winter market Sunday. The winter market runs until May 1 and is held indoors at Gypsy Theatre, with heat and snow plowed parking provided. Vendors come from across Niagara with pies, cabbage rolls, fish, cheese, Tupperware, baked goods, sweaters, unique gift ideas, antiques, glass wear, photography and more. The market runs from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. every Sunday. New vendors are welcome. For more information, call 905 871-4407. Gypsy Theatre is located at 465 Central Ave.
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NEW GRADS
NEW GRADS The class of 2008 from Niagara District Secondary School recently had its convocation at the Shaw Festival Theatre Nov. 7. Pictured with Principal Mike Cockburn, far right, are some of the award winners. Back row: Lindsay Eady, who won the Trisha Romance Award for Fine Arts; Calvin Frank, a Rotary Medal winner; and Cameron Goertzen, recipient of the Curtis Collard Memorial scholarship. Front row: Stephanie House, the Student Success award winner; Rachel Battersby, winner of the Branscombe family fund scholarship; and valedictorian Oscar Anderson Shortt.
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BLOCK ATTEMPT
BLOCK ATTEMPT Denis Morris' Heather McKay (33) tries to block a shot from Blessed Trinity Catholic Secondary School's Alison Knapp (3) during a junior girls basketball game at DM Monday afternoon. Denis Morris won the game 40-31.
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SCHOOL SPIRIT
SCHOOL SPIRIT Led by Taylor Penner-Zuk, the Niagara District Secondary School dance squad perform a positive cheer in front of several hundred visitors during a dance routine at the NDSS community social Nov. 8.
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CRAFTY SELLING
CRAFTY SELLING Six-year-old Mackenzie Wells shows off one of her aunt Sue Brown's masterpieces at the Port Colborne Optimist Club's Craft show recently at the Port Colborne Lions Hall.
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A LANDING TO REMEMBER
A LANDING TO REMEMBER A Canadian Forces Helicopter landed in the yard of Ridgeway Crystal Beach High School earlier this week as part of the school's Remembrance Day Ceremony. The ceremony also included veterans, politicians and members of all three branches of the Canadian Forces including the army, navy and air force. President of the Ridgeway Crystal Beach High School Remembrance Day Committee Blair Hampel organized the landing of the helicopter.
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ROLLIN'
ROLLIN' Captain Rick Boyd called the shots at the Grimsby Fire Department's annual Turkey Roll, Nov. 7 at Station 1. Sobeys sponsored the event, which gave residents ample chance to win a turkey.
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DOWNTOWN ACCIDENT
DOWNTOWN ACCIDENT No one was seriously hurt when the driver of this 1988 Toyota ran a red light while travelling south on Hellems Avenue last week, colliding with a 2002 Saturn going east on Division Street. The driver was charged with failure to stop at a controlled intersection, said police.
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ST. ELIZABETH REMEMBERS
ST. ELIZABETH REMEMBERS The students of St. Elizabeth School were honoured during their Remembrance Day Ceremony with the appearance of special guests Corporal David Sikkema, and Warrant Officer Mark Leitch. The guests provided the students with facts and figures regarding the history of the Canadian Military along with its purpose. From left are Ryan Boros, Emma Brown, Rowan O'Neil, Evan Leitch, Warrant Officer Mark Leitch, Bronwyn Leitch, Corporal David Sikkema, Teacher-Bryan Caldwell, Principal-Enrico Schirru and Father Paul Velladunathu.
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WALKING THE DOG
WALKING THE DOG Daunte, a six-year-old German shepherd and husky mix, walks his owner, Pat Jackson, near Waverly Beach Tuesday afternoon. The duo visit the area every day.
