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Video will commemorate 200th anniversary of the day the town was torched
Penny Coles of the event, said there was
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extreme weather.
"We had a set ready to go,
It was a bitterly cold and but the winds were so bad
windy December day in 1813 we couldn't set the fire. We
when American soldiers were afraid we'd burn down
began their march with the neighbouring orchards.
torches, setting fire to most But the day looked so much
of the homes in what is now like that day in history, we
the Old Town of Niagara-on- went ahead and did some of
the-Lake. the filming."
It was a similarly biting The fire was eventually lit
and blustery day when a and the burning filmed at
group of volunteer re-enac- dusk last Wednesday,
tors gathered at a Hunter women and children volun¬
Road raspberry farm last teer re-enactors huddling
week to recreate the burning outside in the snow while
of the town for a video being winds howled around them,
filmed for a December just as they did that day 200
years ago.
The video will be shown Re-enactors with
on a big screen outdoors in American uniforms came
Market Square at Niagara on from Fort Erie and Old Fort
Fire, the event that com¬ Niagara, along with a group
memorates the 200th anni¬ of Canadian Volunteers, to
versary of the day the town recreate the torching. TONY CHISHOLM Special to the Advance
was torched. Re-enactors torch a set built on a Hunter Road farm for a video filmed to be shown at Niagara on Fire, a bicentennial event to
Tony Chisholm, organizer Please see Page 3 commemorate the burning of Newark in December, 2013.
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Video depicts plight of women and children
From Page 2 the War of 1812, as the man Retaliation was swift and
who campaigned to have strong: the British captured
The impressive set built the town destroyed. Fort Niagara and burned
for the video included a When General George Lewiston, Buffalo and Black
house facade and antique McClure, the American offi¬ Rock within just a few days.
furniture, while period cos¬ cer who took command of Later came the burning of
tumes, torches, rifles—and, Fort George, realized he had Washington, which includ¬
of course, flames—all added lost too many men to retain ed the White House.
to the realism of the re-en¬ control, he decided to The video will be less
actment than 10 minutes in length,
A small bam on the prop¬ Willcocks, who had made but will be action-packed
erty was cleared out and set many enemies among the and effective, says
up with heaters, and cars British and locals as he loot¬ Chisholm.
parked around the set were ed their homes and took "We're not getting any
left running to provide some their men prisoners, sug¬ government money for this
warmth for the volunteers. gested burning the town, film, so it's not going to be
"I was amazed how and McClure agreed. fancy. But we've had lots of
everyone kept their sense of Untilthen, says Chisholm, great volunteer help and
humour despite the bitter "it had been a gentlemen's tremendous financial sup¬
cold," said Chisholm. war. This was a real turning port from the community. It
"No one grumbled and point, the first step toward will be the legacy of this
they all stayed until the bit¬ making it a reafly nasty
ter end of the filming." Many of the volunteers
The video will tell the Historic accounts say the are talented locals, says
story of the burning of the British were shocked by Chisholm, including Mario
town, what led up to it, and what they saw when they Iaizzo, the official video pro¬
its consequences, says arrived as the Americans ducer ofbicentennial events,
Chisholm. fled—homes reduced to and Barbara Worthy, who
It shows American sym¬ burning piles of rubble, wrote the script.
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Canadian Volunteers, a from homes, women and sale at various locations in Volunteer re-enactors Chloe Meloen and Cate Mee huddle for warmth for the filming of Niagara
group of soldiers who sided children outside in the cold, Niagara-on-the-Lake, and on Fire, a video to be shown as part of the bicentennial event commemorating the anniversary
with the Americans during huddling for warmth. given to local schools. of the burning of the town.
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our editorial
Dance to end violence against women
The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake has pool at home knows how expensive it can
taken a proactive step in ensuring that if be to maintain. Even if the town were to
infrastructure funding becomes available, receive infrastructure funding and groups
it will be ready to weigh in on whether or around town raise funds, there will still
not to apply for a grant to build an indoor likely be a burden to taxpayers for the
swimming pool in the community. maintenance to run an indoor pool.
Councillor Jim Collard has been on While it would be great to take a five-
council for many years, and knows there minute drive to enjoy a dip year round, it
has always been interest in an indoor pool. could post a financial burden to the com¬
It is a discussion that surfaces fairly regu¬ munity. Some indoor pools (according to
larly, and he is to be commended for ask¬ online surveys) can cost anywhere from
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listening going to be the result. suit, on a tractor hauling ent activities to not only it for future generation to
However, council took Re: Jean Cochrane’s tanks, spraying as we were human health but also the
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of Line 9 in St. Davids, I recommendations of Jan.23) Chemical free
would like to thank our Ontario's Chief Coroner, gardening an important les¬ Despite cold, we can still make plans for spring
town council for making Dr. Andrew McCallum and son, especially those with
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Issue at provinicial level could have a significant impact on the future of NOTL Hydro
Town weighs in on tehde NoOthTeLr Hsymdaroll nLoDr Cms)o, stt hoef rtoe soeunrt cthoem vmaulunei toyf. this utility vhiaas t ahlem Oonstta trriiop lEedn.e rgy Board, mcoumnpicaantyio fnors hiagth srpeaeseodn caobml¬e
provincial hydro panel recommended the cre¬ Town Council has formal¬ NOTL Hydro remains one rates for our schools, busi¬
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impact residents between 500,000 and 600,000 passed at its meeting on Jan. tomer basis and over the last Queenston, Chautauqua and
each. 21,2013. three years, has provided $3 Old Town - making these
Furthermore, all of the The report focuses solely million to its shareholder tourist and heritage areas
province’s LDCs (including on the operations, mainte¬ (The Corporation of the Town more aesthetically pleasing
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Learn a new language or download a song from the NOTL public library
Next time you’re travel¬ choose from. Download up length. Basic keyboarding House Restaurant. Please donated a set, we’d have a
ling, wouldn't it be nice to to three songs each week to and mouse skills are join host Guy Bannerman wonderful collection to share
order your mojito in Spanish listen to from your computer required. and author Cathy Marie with you. We’ll let you know
or ask for directions to your or transfer to your MP3 play¬ For those who can’t get to Buchanan at the Ice House when the sets are ready for
hotel in Mandarin? The er or iTunes library. the library because of a phys¬ Winery for the next reading borrowing.
Mango online language sys¬ For those new to down¬ ical challenge or temporary on Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. If traditional book clubs
tem helps you learn these loading and other comput¬ mobility issue, we now offer a We’re putting together aren’t your style, the library
languages and many more ing skills, we offer a number home delivery service free of book club sets for your club hosts Beer & Books at the
using real-life situations and of computer classes over the charge. Volunteers will deliv¬ to borrow and invite clubs to Irish Harp (Feb. 25), The 2nd
conversations. Login to next two months. Please reg¬ er library materials including donate a set to the library. Cup Book Club (Feb. 19) and
Mango from the library’s web ister in advance for any or all large or regular print books, We thank the Retired Women the Cook the Books Book
site and begin learning a new of the following: audio books, CDs and mov¬ Teachers of Ontario - Niagara Club (Feb. 21). The
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8 Niagara Advance • Wednesday, January 30,2013
Council shoots down latest Paxton Lane subdivision expansion plan
The property is cur- Settlement of St. Davids
rently the location of the subdivision extension
Paxton House, which has came to council a year
Council defeated an been designated under and a half ago with the
application for the con- the Ontario Heritage Act original idea of develop-
struction of a subdivision and dates back to before ing 44 units development
expansion at 46 Paxton the War of 1812. that would see townhouse
Lane. The first plan for The condominiums built.
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Junior Dance (3-5 years) $36.00 + HST
Wednesdays (February 6 - April 17, 2013) 6:00 - 6:30 p.m.
Little Movers (3-5 years) $36.00 + HST
Thursdays (February 7 - April 18) 4:00 - 4:45 p.m.
Dance (6-12 years) $36.00 + HST
Wednesdays (February 6 - April 17) 6:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Kitchen Creations (6-12 years) $55.00 + HST
Thursdays (February 7 - April 18) 5:00 - 5:45 p.m.
Hip Hop (8-12 years) $50.00 + HST
Wednesdays (February 6 - April 17) 7:15 - 8:00 p.m.
Explore the Arts (6-12 years) $44.00 + HST
Thursdays (February 7 - April 18) 6:00 - 6:45 p.m.
In partnership with the •N Niagara Advance
The house located at the end of Paxton Lane is protected as a designated heritage property.
Any subdivision development on this site will have to include plans for the house. In a draft
plan submitted to council and turned down, the house was to be restored to its pre-War of
Boys & Girls Club 1812 character.
Please visit www.notl.org for application forms and details on these programs. calB feincdaus soen o tfh aer clhaenodl oagni¬d hadR ietss iodwennt sp rivfarotem r oatdh. e on Ctohuen csuilb hdiavdi siao nti,e svoo tiet
For further information, please contact Kevin Turcotte, Community Centre Coordinator the current marketing Settlement at St. Davids was defeated. Now the
905-468-4386 ext. 0 or [email protected] trends, the company and neigbouring streets ball lies in the court of the
changed the plan in regard had concerns over traffic, developers.
to their development. density and safety. “It's totally up to the
ATTENTION MOTORISTS The final plan that was “I don’t support this company now. The appli¬
before council last because of the lack of cant can now appeal to
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as amended by By-law No. 43081-13, 23 townhouses. The sub¬ community," said Leah Wallace, Senior
division would have also Councillor Jim Collard. Planner for the Town of
the maximum rate of speed on Line 9 Road between Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Concession 1 Road and Four Mile Creek Road is 60 The developer also
kilometres per hour. owns the house on the
Signs have been erected advising motorists of this maximum KING GEORGE pdreoapl,e bretyc aaunsde aits’ sp aa rhti sotfo trhi¬e
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purposes. Wallace said they would
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Wednesday, January 30,2013 • Niagara Advance 9
IceDogs coming to Virgil arena for practice, autographs
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opportunity to get their autographs and the ice time and for hot low time for Newark
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take photos and get team has come to Niagara- opportunity to raise money ever we receive."
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Keays, and it is becoming a no food drive organized between Christmas and
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munity, there was hardly similar events in other Newark could use are
The Niagara IceDogs room to skate, she says. communities, came pre¬ cereal, coffee, tea, hot
are coming to the Meridian The RBC Community pared with donations of chocolate, canned vegeta¬
Credit Union Arena Skate program sees the non-perishable food bles, canned meats and
Monday for a team prac- Niagara IceDogs take their
show on the road to rinks So this year, a food drive The Niagara IceDogs
After an hour practice across the region. has been planned as a will be at the Meridian The Niagara IceDogs are coming to NOTL Monday for an open
open to the public, a free "It's something we do component of the event, Credit Union Arena practice for an hour at the Meridian Credit Union Arena, follow¬
community skate, spon¬ for the community, and it with donations going to Monday, Feb. 4, from 5:30 ing which fans are invited to participate in an hour-long com¬
sored by the RBC branch helps to promote the Newark Neighbours. p.m. to 7:30 p.m. munity skate with the IceDogs, courtesy of RBC.
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10 Niagara Advance • Wednesday, January 30,2013
Town to investigate feasibility of indoor pool at community centre
Staff to gather says it's an issue that has staff to take a more in- promise a pool, but may
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an indoor pool Talk of an indoor pool indoor, year-round pool road if more infrastruc¬
as the idea gains has been circulating in at the community centre. ture funding becomes
momentum among tdheec adecs,o mCmoulnlairtdy safoidr pagAec womhimchu nciatlyl sF aocne bsoupo¬k avaTiloawbnle ,s tsaafifd a Clroealldayrd h. as
residents when he made a motion port for an indoor pool a lot of work on its hands
at last week's council indicates it's something and Councillor Andrea
meeting to investigate the many residents would like Kaiser said she's con¬
Melissa Mangelsen feasibility of an idea that to see in their communi¬ cerned that this request
Niagara Advance is gaining momentum. ty- would add more, but
It has come up about The Facebook page Mike Galloway, the
every 10 years since he suggests the next step is town's chief administra¬
first ran for council in to set up a trust account tive officer, said the
When the idea put 1984, he says. with the town for fund¬ request wasn’t a large
forth to build an indoor At that time, when an raising efforts. one, and wouldn’t take
pool in any community is indoor pool was part of Despite the pool being up too much staff time.
introduced it tends to get his campaign, informa¬ popular within the com¬ Council approved
a positive response, so it's tion from other munici¬ munity, Councillor Jamie Collard's motion to inves¬
no surprise that a palities financing indoor King expressed his con¬ tigate the costs of build¬
Facebook page devoted to pools wasn’t as readily cern that council is explor¬ ing and maintaining an
eliciting community sup¬ available. ing the idea just because indoor pool and staff will
port is doing just that. Collard's motion to it’s popular on Facebook. return with a report to
Councillor Jim Collard council last week asked The motion doesn’t council at a later date.
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