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Welcome to the Township of West Lincoln 2016 Municipal & Recreation Guide. On behalf of Council & Staff, I encourage

all residents to use this guide as it is an excellent resource tool that benefits everyone in West Lincoln. The Township offers a broad range of high quality recreational programming, excellent parks, accessible walking trails, and a growing number of cultural and heritage events throughout the year. There are a number of Special Events such as Family Day, Earth Day, Harvest Routes Arts & Culture Event, and an Easter Egg Hunt on Good Friday. West Lincoln is also home to many community & church groups, associations and many minor sports programs to offer you and your children. Our Recreation & Muncipal Guide will provide you with the necessary contacts to obtain detailed information about available local programs. Our local volunteers devote many hours to provide programs in our community and help out with our annual West Niagara Fair, PoultryFest Niagara & Canada Day festivities, Evan’s Ride for Autism (ASD), and Smithville Santa Claus Parade. If you are looking to the Municipality of West Lincoln as a potential future home and/or business location, this Guide showcases many of our high quality recreation & cultural events that we have to offer your family and your future employees. West Lincoln Council & Staff welcome the opportunity to discuss all your residential, business, and social needs. I applaud the Municipal & Recreation Services department and all the staff involved with creating such an extensive community service guide.

Yours truly, Mayor Douglas Joyner@MayorJoyner

The Township of West Lincoln came into being on January 1, 1970 with the formation of the Regional Municipality of Niagara. At this time the former Townships of Caistor, Gainsborough, and South

Grimsby became Wards 1, 2 and 3 in the Township of West Lincoln.

Council for the Township of West Lincoln is made up of six Councillors, two from each Ward and a Mayor who is elected at large. A term of Council is four years. Council meetings are held in the Council Chambers 318 Canborough Street in the Village of Smithville.

West Lincoln is mainly a rural municipality, the most westerly Municipality within Regional Niagara, and covers the largest land area. Watered by the Twenty Mile Creek, the Welland River, and their tributaries, it is a rich agricultural area with industry primarily located in the Village of Smithville.

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TOWNSHIP OF WEST LINCOLN2014 - 2018

Standing: Councillor Dave Bylsma, Councillor Terry Bell, Alex Micallef (resigned-position currently vacant), Councillor Jason Trombetta,

Councillor Joann Chechalk, Councillor Mike RehnerSeated: Chris Carter - CAO, Mayor Douglas Joyner, Carolyn Langley - Clerk

Ward 1 CaistorCouncillorMike Rehner8424 Concession 2 RoadCaistor Centre, ONL0R [email protected]

CouncillorJason Trombetta8915 Sixteen RoadCaistor Centre, ONL0R [email protected]

Ward 2 GainsboroughCouncillorDave Bylsma5313 Sixteen RdSt. Anns, ONL0R [email protected]

CouncillorJoann Chechalk6472 Silver StreetSt. Ann’s, ON L0R [email protected]

Ward 3 South GrimsbyCouncillorTerry Bell7 Manorwood DriveSmithville, ONL0R [email protected]

CouncillorCurrently Vacant

2014 - 2018 Municipal Council MembersMayor Douglas Joyner

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Township of West LincolnTownship History, Message from the Mayor,Council, Emergency Numbers ......................................1Table of Contents ..........................................................2Recreation Services......................................................4Healthy Kids Media Release ........................................5Culture Funding Media Release ...................................6Outdoor Sports Fields, Pavilions & Parks ....................7Township Recreation ProgramsAdult/Older Adults ..................................................... 8-9Township Recreation Programs - Adults/Ysouth ...10-11Township Recreation Programs - Special Events ...........12Community Programs - Adults ....................................15Community Programs - Adults/Older Adults ..............16Community Programs - Child/Youth ...................... 17-19Map of Township ................................................... 20-21Community Programs - Preschool .............................22Community Service Groups ................................. 23-24Community Halls .........................................................25Community Events ......................................................28Libraries ......................................................................29Township Staff ............................................................30Emergency Services ..............................................31-32Commonly Called Numbers .......................................34Post offices, Schools & Area Municipalities ...............37Members of Parliament; Government Services .........38Registration Information ..............................................39Registration Form .......................................................40

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Don’t be a Litter BugGarbage cans are available.

Playground Safety & Hazard Identification Playground equipment throughout the Township is well used and frequent checks are carried out by the Parks’ Staff. If you should notice any factors affecting the equipment and the safety of children who use it, do not hesitate to call ext. 4684.

VandalismAn informal neighbourhood watch in West Lincoln discourages unlawful behavior and therefore reduces maintenance and repair expenses while ensuring that our parklands remain safe and beautiful. To report vandalism to Township property call ext. 4684.

Motorized VehiclesNo motorized vehicles, other than service or emergency vehicles, are allowed on parks or athletic fields not designed as roads or parking areas.

Intoxicating BeveragesIntoxicating beverages may not be sold, brought in, or consumed in any park, except with the written permission of the Township.

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EmploymentThe Township of West Lincoln, Public Works Department, Recreation Services Division is always looking for responsible individuals who can work full time, part time and seasonal hours. All available positions will be advertised in the local paper and on the Township website. For information about available positions and to submit a resume please contact Human Resources at 905-957-3346 ext. 5136 or:

Township of West Lincoln, Human ResourcesP.O. Box 400Smithville, ON L0R 2A0

Community InvolvementEarth DayRecreation Services encourages schools, community groups, and individuals to participate in annual Earth Day events by making garbage bags available to those who wish to register their event. We will also facilitate clean up locations.To register your event, please contact Recreation Services.

Beautification Sponsorship ProgramHelp beautify Smithville’s downtown by sponsoring a hanging flower basket or a traffic island. As a sponsor, you or your business name will be displayed with the flower basket or island as well as in the local paper at the end of the season. We have a very dedicated list of sponsors and locations are limited. Please contact Recreation Services for availability.

Advertisement OpportunitiesRecreation Services has various opportunities to advertise your business. Involvement in the community through advertising can be a mutually beneficial arrangement. These opportunities include:

❖ Arena Boards❖ Special Events or Program Sponsorship

We attempt to keep our fi les up to date, however changes occur without notice.We apologize for any errors or omissions in this Guide regarding your community group or service.

If we have made an error, or if something is missing that you feel is important,please contact Recreation Services.

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Welcome to Recreation Services!Recreation Services is a division of the Public Works and Engineering Department. Recreation Services offers a wide variety of programs, special events and services for all ages and varied interests. We work with the community to provide recreation based activities.

Recreation Services strives to ensure that the residents of the Township of West Lincoln have as many opportunities as possible to develop healthy lifestyles through the pursuit of positive leisure time activities and the development of new skills.

We aim to maintain and enhance the many activities, events and qualities that serve to make our community unique. Our programs, events, facilities and services are open to everyone in the community. We value and welcome your input and involvement in the process of change.

Recreation Services Ext. 4694❖ Programming of recreation, fitness and leisure activities for all ages

❖ Maintaining parkland, playground equipment, sports fields, outdoor washrooms, municipal flower beds and beautification areas

❖ Maintaining recreation facilities such as West Lincoln Community Centre/Arena

❖ Scheduling of sports fields (fairgrounds, baseball diamonds, soccer pitches and football fields) and indoor recreation facilities (arena ice rink and arena floor use)

❖ Liaison with community groups

❖ Planning of special events

❖ Promotion and advertising of programs and services

❖ Long range planning and the development of new parks, facilities, programs and events to meet the leisure needs of the community

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“Niagara’s Challenge – Healthy Kids” WEST LINCOLN, March 17, 2016 – In September 2014, the Government of Ontario announced that 45 communities across Ontario had been chosen to participate in the Healthy Kids Community Challenge (HKCC). Niagara, along with its 12 local area municipalities was selected as one of the 45 communities. Over a three year period, Niagara will receive up to $1.125 million from the Government of Ontario to implement their HKCC plan.

Daily physical activity is the first of three themes in the Healthy Kids Community Challenge program encourages children to participate in daily physical activity. The Healthy Kids Community Challenge is a key component in the Ontario Government’s Healthy Kids Strategy – a cross-government initiative that aims to improve children’s health and well-being by focusing on a healthy start in life, healthy food and healthy active communities. Niagara’s Action Plan for Theme 1 – Run. Jump. Play. Every day. – has been approved by the Ministry and this includes the “West Lincoln Community Centre Playground Area Enhancement Project”.

The Township of West Lincoln will complete enhancements to the playground at the West Lincoln Community Centre. Funds will be used to plant trees, replace pea gravel with accessible mulch, install lighting and install West Lincoln Parks’ signage. The project will begin in spring 2016 and carry into the summer with a ribbon cutting event at completion.

For more information about Niagara’s Healthy Kids Community Challenge, visit healthykidsniagara.ca.

Contact InformationRuss WilsonNiagara Healthy Kids Community Challenge Steering Committee ChairGeneral Manager, Community Gaming Development Corporation, Corporation of Fort Erie905.871.1600 ext. 2540 [email protected]

Judith RudolerCoordinator, Business Education Council of Niagara905.684.7200 ext. 1715 [email protected](The Business Education Council (bec) of Niagara is Local Project Manager of the Healthy Kids Community Challenge in Niagara.)

Wendy BeatyTownship of West LincolnCoordinator of Recreation Services905.957.3346 ext. 4694 [email protected]

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WEST LINCOLN, April 28, 2016 – The Township of West Lincoln will receive $14,000 of funding through the Region of Niagara’s Niagara Investment in Culture (NIC) program for the 2016 Harvest Routes event.

The Niagara Investment in Culture (NIC) program aims to celebrate Niagara’s history and identity, promote the culture sector and increase access to quality cultural experiences for residents and visitors throughout the region by providing financial incentives. In July 2014, the Region announced the initiative with an approved budget of $300,000. The Region recently announced that twenty-eight (28) projects have been approved for funding across the Niagara Region in 2016.

The Township of West Lincoln will use the NIC funding for the continuation of the expanded Harvest Routes event in 2016. The funding will allow the event to expand to include event sites in Wellandport and Abingdon in addition to the original site in Smithville. Harvest Routes will be October 1, 2016.

A variety of arts and cultural experiences will be presented to the West Lincoln community. Local artists will be showcased and celebrated and access to arts and culture in West Lincoln will be increased as the Harvest Routes event is expanded.

The Region of Niagara’s NIC funding also provides an opportunity for new community partnerships and cultural capacity building here in West Lincoln. West Lincoln community groups, organizations and businesses are encouraged to contact Recreation Services to discuss involvement in Harvest Routes.

The Township will issue a “Call for Artists” in the coming months, where local artists will have the opportunity to submit an application to be a participant at Harvest Routes. Currently, local artists are asked to contact Recreation Services for further information and to get on the contact list.

For further information, please contact: Wendy Beaty, Coordinator of Recreation Services Township of West Lincoln, 318 Canborough Street, PO Box 400, Smithville, ON L0R 2A0, 905-957-3346 ext. 4694, [email protected]


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West Lincoln Community Centre177 West Street, Smithville• Arena• 2 baseball diamonds (lights)• Accessible playground equipment• Pavilion• All purpose courts• Track

Leisureplex Township Park2543 South Grimsby Road 6, Smithville• 2 baseball diamonds (lights)• 6 soccer fields (1-lights)• 1 football field• Playground equipment• Track• Trail• Jumping pits

Wellandport Community Park5042 Regional Road 63, Wellandport• Playground equipment• 1 soccer field• Boat launch• Tennis courts• Picnic area

Caistor Community Park9184 Regional Road 65, Caistor Centre• 2 ball diamonds (lights)• 1 soccer field• Pavilion• Playground equipment

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BabysittingAges 11 to 15 years old.This course is a nationally recognized program designed to help course participants develop self-assurance, knowledge and skills required for babysitting duties and when caring for themselves alone. These are important tools for your daughter or son to have as they begin to build invaluable skills for a lifetime.

First Aid/CPRAges 12 and up.This course includes level “C” CPR protocols (adult, child & infant). It will include a combination of practical and theoretical skills. Participants will receive a certificate in standard first aid and CPR/AED C issued by Red Cross.

Leader in Training L.I.T.Ages 12 to 16 years old.This program takes place during the summer months. Participants will be provided with instruction in leadership, problem solving, conflict management, program planning and goal setting. Participants will have the opportunity to put their new skills into practice at the Summer Camp program under staff supervision. Participants will receive a certificate upon completion.

What is Nordic Walking?Nordic walking combines an upper body technique that is similar to cross country skiing with the lower body technique of urban walking. Nordic walking is easy, fun, low-impact and a convenient way to increase the health benefits of walking. It can be performed by people of all ages and almost all fitness levels. It can be done in any location.

Join the West Lincoln Nordic Walking Club! Enjoy the outdoors and receive instruction from a certified Nordic Walking Instructor. Walk your way to better health.

Steppin’ Out Walking ClubStaying fit during the winter months can be tough! Join a group of dedicated walkers as they increase their heart rate and build muscle tone. The Walking Club runs from fall to spring indoors at South Lincoln High School.

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SPECIAL INTEREST COURSESRecreation Services offers a variety of special interest courses throughout the year.

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BabysittingAges 12 to 17 years old. This course provides young people with training to be responsible caregivers and includes child development, nutrition, safety, basic first aid and ideas for games and activities while babysitting. Participants will receive a certificate.

First Aid/CPRThis course includes level “C” CPR protocols (adult, child & infant). It will include a combination of practical and theoretical skills. Participants will receive a certificate in standard first aid and CPR/AED C issued by Red Cross.

Leader In Training L.I.T.Ages 12 to 16 years old. This program takes place during the summer months. Participants will be provided with instruction in leadership, problem solving, conflict management, program planning and goal setting. Participants will have the opportunity to put their new skills into practice at the Summer Camp program under staff supervision. Participants will receive a certificate upon completion.

What is Nordic Walking?Nordic walking combines an upper body technique that is similar to cross country skiing with the lower body technique of urban walking. Nordic walking is easy, fun, low-impact and a convenient way to increase the health benefits of walking. It can be performed by people of all ages and almost all fitness levels. It can be done in any location.

Join the West Lincoln Nordic Walking Club! Enjoy the outdoors and receive instruction from a certified Nordic Walking Instructor. Walk your way to better health.

Steppin’ Out Walking ClubStaying fit during the winter months can be tough! Join a group of dedicated walkers as they increase their heart rate and build muscle tone. The walking club runs from Fall to Spring indoors at South Lincoln High School.


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Hit the Gym!You pick your hour! The gym will be open for 2 hours on Wednesdays. A different fitness circuit will be planned for each week. A variety of equipment and exercises will be included that will help you to achieve your goals. Open for all fitness groups.Fitness with flexibility for your schedule. Hit the Gym!...at a time that works for you. Bring a friend and Hit the Gym!Bring water and a mat.

Fun Fit For KidsA fun-filled group exercise class for children ages 7 to 12. Learn safe and healthy exercises from a Children's’ Fitness Coach. Fun Fit for Kids is an exercise program that will develop strength, coordination, balance, agility, flexibility and endurance. This class is great for young athletes or kids who want to start getting active.

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Public SkatingPublic Skating is a fabulous activity for young and young at heart. Lace up your skates and enjoy the numerous health benefits of being active. Don’t let the cold weather outside keep you from staying or getting fit. There is public skating every weekend and special times during the holidays.Saturdays 6:30pm to 7:30pmSundays 1:00pm to 2:00pm

Adult SkatingAdult Skating is offered during the day during the week. This is an opportunity for those wanting some time on the ice to take advantage of a quieter atmosphere. This is a great time to practice your skating skills without the worry of crowding or speed.

❖ Tuesdays 2:00pm to 3:00pm.

Preschool SkatingPreschool Skating is great for the preschooler just learning to skate. Adults have plenty of space and time to help their preschoolers learn the basics of skating. This is a wonderful way to foster the routine of a healthy lifestyle.

❖ Tuesdays 1:00pm to 2:00pm❖ Wednesdays 9:30am to 10:30am

ShinnyCan’t get enough of hockey? Come out to shinny. It’s a wonderful opportunity to play fun pick-up hockey with friends without the worry of renting the ice. Shinny is open to everyone.

Ladies’ Shinny❖ Tuesdays 10:15am to 11:15am❖ Fridays 9:30am to 11:00am

Men’s Shinny❖ Wednesdays 10:30am to 12:00pm

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Ages 4 to 12 years old The March Break Camp is a great way for children to spend time away from school playing games, making crafts and enjoying special guests. Each day is a different theme with a focus on fun! Program schedule and theme days will be advertised early in the new year.

Summer Camp - Ages 4 to 12 years oldThe Summer Camp Program operates from the West Lincoln Arena in Smithville. Camp will run from July 4, 2016 to August 26, 2016. Regular Camp hours are 9:00am to 3:30pm. Extended hours are also available. Each week will be a fun and exciting theme. Participants can register daily or weekly. Early Bird Rates will be available from May 5, 2016 at 9:00am to June 3, 2016 at 4:30pm.The Summer Camp Program will provide fun balanced experiences from the resources and wealth of the West Lincoln Community. Exceptional Camp Staff ensure the safety and wellbeing of all participants at camp.

Leader In Training L.I.T. - Ages 12 to 16 years oldThe Leader In Training L.I.T. Program will run for one week during the summer. Participants will be provided with instruction in leadership and have the opportunity to put their new skills into practice with the Summer Camp Program.



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West Lincoln will celebrate Canada Day at PoultryFest. The festival will take place on June 25, 2016 at the West Niagara Fairgrounds. This is a time to celebrate all that is great about our country. Come out and enjoy the Canada Day Event Tent at PoultryFest Niagara. There will be plenty of activities and give-a-ways. You will not want to miss the brilliant display of fireworks in the evening!

West Lincoln is proud to pre-sent the Music in the Park Concert Series. Enjoy quality entertainment and the great summer weather.

The concert schedule and performances will be set in the spring. Concerts take place at the West Lincoln Community Centre Park and will be moved to the arena floor if necessary due to inclement weather.

Attendees are encouraged to bring their own seating in the form of a lawn chair or a blan-ket.

Music in the Park is fun for the whole family!

Family Day in West Lincoln is a full day of family friendly events. The day gets started bright and early with PoultryFest Niagara Breakfast. The arena will be jam packed throughout the day with free skating, many fun activities, and give-a-way items. Also, be sure to join the fun in the upstairs arena hall. The valued community sponsors and partnerships make this a true community event!

After enjoying a spectacular show of festive spirit and community pride at the Santa Claus Parade, join Recreation Services for skating at the West Lincoln Arena.

performances will be set in the spring. Concerts take place at the West Lincoln Community Centre Park and will be moved to the arena floor if necessary due to inclement

Attendees are encouraged to bring their own seating in the form of a lawn chair or a blan-

Music in the Park is fun for the

Harvest Routes is a community celebration of local arts and culture. Enjoy all that local artists have to offer at this one day event. Visitors will be inspired by a collection of works created and presented by West Lincoln’s area artists.

The West Lincoln community has many talented businesses and individuals in arts and culture. We celebrate their talent at Harvest Routes!

On the last Saturday of November, enjoy a spectacular show of festive spirit and community pride at the Santa Claus Parade and then join Recreation Services for skating at the West Lincoln Arena.

West Lincoln is proud to present the Music in the Park Concert Series. Enjoy quality entertainment and the great summer weather.

The concert schedule and performances will be set in the spring. Concerts take place at the West Lincoln Community Centre Park and will be moved to the arena floor if necessary due to inclement weather.

Attendees are encouraged to bring their own seating in the form of a lawn chair or a blanket.

Music in the Park is fun for the whole family!

West Lincoln will celebrate Canada Day at PoultryFest. The festival will take place on June 25, 2016 at the West Niagara Fairgrounds.

This is a time to celebrate all that is great about our country. Come out and enjoy Canada Day at PoultryFest Niagara. There will be plenty of activities and give-a-ways. You will not want to miss the brilliant display of fireworks in the evening!


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West Lincoln Ladies’ Slo-Pitch League(18 and up)

The season runs from May to September. For more information, please contact Louise Mego at 905-957-8517 or [email protected] us on facebook.

West Lincoln Men’s Slo-Pitch League(19 and up)

Season begins the first of May.For more information please contact Tim Wall at289-440-7724 or [email protected]

Niagara District Men’sSlo-Pitch League (19 and up)

Our season occurs from May to September and is a recreational slo-pitch league. Check us out on line at www.slopitch.gameonmobile.com. To enter a team or for more information, please contact Jordan Lubberts 905-329-6417 or email: [email protected].

West Lincoln Ladies’ Soccer ClubCurrently offers several levels of play to any female over 16 years of age.We participate in the Ontario Women’s soccer league at U21 and senior levels of Competitive play.We also have four teams competing at different levels in the Niagara Soccer League’s U21 and Women’s divisions.For additional informationplease contact:[email protected] orcall 905-957-142824 Wade Road,Smithville, L0R 2A0


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Smithville Coed Slo-PitchLeague (SCSL)(18 and up)

This league is for players of all skill levels. Season runs from early May to the end of September which includes a year-end tournament on Saturday in September.Check out the website at www.freewebs.com/scsl For more information please contact Melanie Felvus at 905-957-7277 or [email protected].

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West Lincoln Men’s Non-ContactHockey LeagueMen’s non-contact hockey is open to men ages 25 and over. Players must be residents of West Lincoln. The season begins the end of September and goes through to the end of March. To place your name on a waiting list please contact Tim Wall at 289-440-7724.

Niagara Dragon Boat Club (18 and up)Looking for a fun, physical workout that won’t make you look like a bodybuilder…but makes you as powerful as one?We offer training, racing and friendship. Always looking for paddlers and steers people. Contact Joan at 905-937-8189, [email protected].


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Caistorville Golf and Country ClubThis 18-hole golf and country club is located in West Lincoln at 1129 Regional Road #2 (Caistorville Road) near the hamlet of Caistorville. For more information, please call 905-957-7335 or email [email protected].

Riverview Golf and Country ClubThis 18-hole golf and country club is located on Regional Road #24 (313 Victoria Avenue) near the West Lincoln/Pelham Township border. For more information, please call 905-892-3774.

Prime TimePrime Time is a group for adults 55+ that meets at St. Anns Community Church, 5425 Regional Road #69, St. Anns. We like to have FUN (interesting programs with a lot of humour and variety). Food (lunch is provided/occasionally potluck), and Friendship. We meet monthly, September to June, on the first Wednesday of each month, 11:30 am to 1:30 pm. A collection is taken at each meeting to cover food and/or honorarium costs. Please look in the Grimsby-Lincoln News for specific meeting details. For more information call 905-957-7436 or contact Chris at 905-957-1760. All older Adults (55+) in the area are welcome.

West Niagara FreewheelersThere will be 2 start locations on 2 different days toaccommodate more riders and families this cycling season.

Location 1 – Beamsville Lion’s Park(corner of Fly Road and Mountain Road)There will be rides every Thursday beginning the 1st Thursday in May and ending the last Thursday in September, leaving the park at 6:30 pm sharp.

Location 2 – Smithville Plaza(255 Regional Road 20 and Industrial Park Road)There will be rides every other Saturday beginning May 14th and ending September 17th, leaving the plaza at 9:30am sharp.For all rides arrive 15 minutes early to sign in and receivea map and introduction. All newcomers are welcome.Helmet is mandatory. Those under 18 must have a parent’ssignature. We accommodate all levels of riders. For moreinformation call Chris 905-957-1760.

Caistor Minor Softball Association – T-Ball LeagueThe Caistor Minor Softball Association is offering a T-ball league for children ages 4-7 years old. Games are played on Saturday mornings from 9.30 am to 12:00 pm at the West Lincoln Arena (9184 Regional Road 65, Caistor Centre). The season commences at the end of May and continues until the beginning of August. The fee is $70.00. Registration will be held from 10:00 am -12:00 pm on February 27th at the West Lincoln Arena and March 26th at the West Lincoln Arena and Caistor Community Park. For more information please contact Grace Nardini at 905-957-8802 or [email protected]. The Association also caters to Softball (12-17 yrs) and 5 pitch levels (8-11 yrs).

West Lincoln Youth Soccer Club(under 4 to under 18)Registration will be held during the months of January,February and March. Watch for dates and times to register in your local paper. Register early to avoid risk of division being full and placed on a wait list. The soccer season starts the end of May and continues to mid August. The games are played on weeknights, U4 and U6 play one night a week, which combines practice and a game. All age groups U8 –

U18 have a practice night (to be determined) and a game night each week. These age groups are gender specific and will play interlocked with Grimsby and Lincoln soccer clubs. For further information please contact the club office via email at [email protected] or visit our website at www.westlincolnsoccerclub.ca or www.westlincolnsoccer.com.

Niagara 4-H (ages 9 to 21 years)Starting every spring young people from Niagara are interested in learning about Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. They can do that by joining one of the many local 4-H clubs. Are you interested in cows, cars, or cropping? If you are, check out the variety of clubs offered this year. And of course new leaders with their unique skills are always welcome. Check out the Niagara 4-H website at www.4-hontario.ca/4h-in-my-area/niagara.aspx. It has events and resources for members and volunteers, links to current 4-H clubs, and judging and showing information. Membership forms can be mailed to addressee at bottom of form. If you have anything you would like posted on the website, or for general information, send an e-mail to [email protected] or [email protected].• Members must be 9 years of age before January 1st of calendar year• Membership fees this year will be $85.00• Members may join any/all clubs for that feeTo sign up or to become a leader, call Mike Chechalk at 905-386-6412.


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On Monday evenings in the Fall, Winter and Springat College Street Public School, 132 College St., Smithville

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West Lincoln Minor Hockey Association (ages 4 to 17 years)The WLMHA hockey season begins in mid-September and ends March 31st. WLMHA runs hockey school Tyke, Local League and Rep hockey programs. Teams play regular season games followed by playoffs in February and March.WLMHA has their annual general meeting in April. Registration information and additional details on our hockey program can be found at www.westlincolnwrath.ca.

West Lincoln Skating ClubThe West Lincoln Skating Club is open to children wishing to learn-to skate or improve their current skating ability. Our season is from late September until early April. All of our programs are sanctioned by Skate Canada:CanSkate Learn-to-Skate program, a great foundation for figure skating, hockey or pleasure skating: Wednesday evening and Saturday morning.STAR Skate - STAR 1, 2 and 3 levels. Figure skating, focusing on three fundamentals: skills, dance and free skate. Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday ice available.CanPower - Develop or enhance the fundamentals of balance, power, agility, speed and endurance to improve skating skills for sports such as hockey. For info or to register: Telephone905-957-4689; e-mail: [email protected]; website in transition www.wlsc.ca or www.skatecanada.ca/westlincolnsc.

1626 West Niagara Army Cadets(ages 12 to 18 years)Adventure based program starts in September and continues through June. We parade every Wednesday night from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm at Falletta Court, Beamsville. For more information, please contact us by email at [email protected] or check out our website at www.1626armycadets.com.

Scouts Canada Fruitbelt AreaFor more information about Scouting and programs available for children and youth, please contact Joan Wiebe at 905-945-2895.

Royal Canadian Air Cadets-62 Phantom SquadronChallenging Youth Based Program for young Men and Women 12-18 yrs old. Friday Nights 6:30pm-9:30pm. Mountain Ridge Community Centre, 105 Mountain Rd., Grimsby, ON.Contact: Major David Leonard, Squadron: 289-440-2641Commanding Officer: 905-945-2893Email: [email protected]


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Niagara academy for thePerformiNg arts

We Offer:Kinder-Dance, 3 & 4 yrs.

Pre-Primary Ballet, 5yrs +

Primary Ballet, Jazz, Acro and Hip Hop 6 yrs. +

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Musical Theatre

Caring & Creative dance lessons in an organized

learning environment

80 Main St. W., Grimsby • 905-945-0349 • www.niagaraacademy.org

SANDRA HODGINSDance Dpl., Ryerson Teaching Dpl. R.A.D., Intermediate R.A.D., Advanced Modern & National, I.S.T.D.

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Girl Guides of Canada - Smithville District UnitsFor more information on programs please contact Debbie McDonnell at 905-957-3661.

F.O.R.T.The F.O.R.T is a not-for-profit organization that provides free drop-in programming year-round for youth and teens aged 11-18. The F.O.R.T is proud to provide a space where youth and teens can have positive peer interactions, get involved in their communities, participate in recreational and special interest programming, art and creative activities and special events and field trips. We also provide homework help, life skills workshops, community referrals, crisis intervention, housing information, shelter placement, and guidance making healthy choices. We are also proud to offer community service volunteer hours for high school students, weekly money management programs, and job find workshops that include resume and cover letter writing assistance.

West Lincoln T-Ball AssociationThe West Lincoln T-Ball Association is open for children ages 4 to 8 years old. Games are played at the Smithville Leisureplex on Tuesday evenings from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm. The season begins in June and goes until August. Registration is $100.00 and will be held in the spring. Watch local papers for dates. For information please contact 905-957-4926.

Caistor T-Ball AssociationThe Caistor Minor Softball Association is offering a T-ball league for children ages 4-7 years old. Games are played on Saturday mornings from 9.30 am to 12:00 pm at the West Lincoln Arena (9184 Regional Road 65, Caistor Centre). The season commences at the end of May and continues until the beginning of August. The fee is $70.00. Registration will be held from 10:00 am-12:00 noon on February 27th at the West Lincoln Arena and March 26th at the West Lincoln Arena and Caistor Community Park. For more information please contact Grace Nardini at 905-957-8802 or [email protected]. The Association also caters to Softball (12-17 yrs) and 5 pitch levels (8-11 yrs).

KarateEnrolling in Karate can benefit both the mind and the body. Beginners are welcome anytime. The first two (2) lessons are free. Peewee classes are open to ages 4 to 8 years old on Tuesday (only) at 6pm. For ages 8 years and up, Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm. All classes are at the Smithville Arena Hall.For more information, please contact Raj 905-966-1842 • [email protected] www.shukokaiontario.com

Smithville GymnasticsWE HAVE THREE SESSIONSGymnastics classes are held at College Street Public School in Smithville on Monday evenings. We have two sessions.Jamboree • 16 months-3 years (with adult)Mon 6:15-7:00 pm ........$145

Kinderkiddy • (PreK, JK) Mon 6:15-7 pm $145, Beginner- (SK+)Mon 7:00-8:00 pm ........$163

Combo • Made up of Primary- (SK-Gr 2 & Junior- (Gr 3-6) ........BothMon 7:00-8:00 pm ......... $163

For information on prices and classes, please contact the club office at 905-765-1623 or check out our website atwww.gymmies.com.

Little LeapersLittle Leapers is a non-competitive, recreational skipping program for children aged 5 to 14 years of age. The program is taught by members of the Lincoln Leapers Competitive Jump Rope Team and helps kids learn to skip in a fun, non-competitive class. Kids are given the opportunity to learn some skipping “skills/tricks” with their own jump rope as well as learning to skip Double Dutch. The Little Leaper program is a fun way for children to stay active. Our recreation program “Little Leapers” runs weekly on Wednesdays for 24 weeks from mid September to April with the same breaks as the regular school year. The registration fee for the 2016-17 year is $200.00 and includes a T-Shirt & a skipping rope. We run 2 one hour classes each Wednesday in Beamsville. There are a total of 80 spots in our program (40 per class). We normally hold registration dates during April – June. If we have not filled our classes, we also have registration in August & September. For more information or if you have questions, please feel free to contact us at: [email protected].

Smithville Minor FootballSmithville Minor Football is open to both boys and girls aged 8 through 14. Atom are ages 8-10. Pee Wee ages are 11-12. Bantam ages are 13-14 with no weight restrictions. Players who are over their weight limit for their age group will have restricted play at their age group. The cost to all players for regular football is $240 for the first child in the family and discount rates for additional children with an extra $110 per family for equipment deposit that is 100% refunded when the league’s equipment is returned at the end of the season. Player fees include up to three – two hour practices and one game a week, a game jersey for each player to keep. Helmets, mouth guard, shoulder pads, pants and leg pads are provided for players to use and all must be returned, with the exception of mouth guards and pants at the conclusion of the season… all you need to buy is footwear. The season commences with training camp at the beginning of May and includes “SUPER SUNDAY” which takes place in late August. Registration takes place in February. All practices are held at South Lincoln High School located on Colver Street in Smithville. All home games are played at the West Lincoln Leisureplex. Make sure to watch in local papers and flyers in January for registration dates. For more information on joining our association as a player, coach or sponsor, please contact Smithville Minor Football President, Dave Sauer at [email protected] • www.footballniagara.com.


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A. Streamside Dr.B. Van Woudenberg WayC. Forest Ave.D. Brookside Dr.E. Manorwood Dr.F. Forestview Ct.G. Garden Dr.H. Village Dr. I. Jenny Cres.U. Canborough St.J. Riverside Cir.K. Sunnydale Ct.L. Dove Ln.M. McMurchie Ln.N. Frank St.O. Griffin St.P. South St.Q. Davis St.R. Patricia Ct.S. Alma Dr.T. Cherry Ave.U. Canborough St.V. Harvest Gt.W. Anastasia Blvd.X. Georgakakos Dr.Y. Margaret St.Z. Efthemio Crt.AA. Alexander Ave.

Revised April 2016The Township of West Lincoln

The information depicted on this map has been compiled from various sources and is for illustrative purposes only.

West Lincoln Co-op NurseryThe West Lincoln Co-operative Nursery is a non-profit cooperative pre-school for children ages 2 1/2 to 5 years of age. The nursery school provides an opportunity for children to experience happy, imaginative play with other children in a loving, sharing atmosphere. The Co-op will also allow you, as a parent, to participate in school activities and gain confidence in your own abilities. The Co-op is supervised and taught by a qualified teacher. The nursery school is located at Smithville Masonic Hall, 113 Griffin Street, Smithville. For more information, please leave a message at the nursery school at 905-957-9191. Registrations are accepted on a first come, first served basis. School term is from mid September to the end of June. School hours are from Monday to Friday 9:00am to 11:30am and Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 12:30pm to 3:00pm. School holidays apply. Initial registration fee is $60.00.

Participating Parent Non-Participating Parent1 Day ...................$85.00/mth ......................$120.00/mth2 Days ...............$100.00/mth ....................$140.00/mth3 Days ...............$120.00/mth ....................$180.00/mth4 Days ...............$140.00/mth ....................$220.00/mth5 Days ...............$160.00/mth ....................$260.00/mth

Ontario Early Years Satellite SiteWest Lincoln Ontario Early Years Satellite Site is located at 116 West Street, Smithville (Smithville United Church). We provide interactive learning activities designed to meet developmental and educational needs for children from birth to six years old alongside their parents/caregivers. Specialized programs include infant, toddler, preschool programs, parent education workshops, parent resource, library/community resource.Call for information and for schedules of specialized program events.*All of our programs are free.

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Held at Impact Martial Arts but please notethese are not martial arts camps.

Royal Canadian Legion Branch #393 172 St. Catharine St., Smithville, ON L0R 2A0CELEBRATING OUR 70TH ANNIVERSARYThe Royal Canadian Legion Branch #393 is a non-profit, community support organization. The Legion helps veterans, their spouses, children, grandchildren and older adults. The Legion is “open” to everyone, and we are always in search of new members. First time membership costs $45.00 and renewing membership costs $40.00/yr. Contact 905-957-3935

Royal Canadian Legion Ladies AuxiliaryThe Ladies Auxiliary is comprised of local community ladies. They support the aims and objectives of the Legion and provide financial and volunteer support to the branch. They also provide catering services! We are always looking for new volunteers. For more information, please contact Darlene Daniels at 905-957-5383.

Royal Canadian Legion SocialsEnjoy any afternoon at the Legion for social gatherings; everyone is welcome! Every Monday from 2:00 to 4:00 there is drop-in cribbage; Tuesday at 7 pm there is a fun dart league and all day free pool; Thursday from 2:00 to 4:00 there is drop-in euchre. On the 2nd Tuesday of the month, you can expect a 12 noon Seniors pot-luck lunch and bingo. There is also bingo on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month starting at 6:00 for shutters and 7:00 for regular bingo. On the last Sunday of each month between the months of September to May, you can enjoy “All-You-Can-Eat” breakfast from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm. Show us your current membership card and receive $1.00 off the breakfast price.

West Lincoln Historical SocietyThe West Lincoln Historical Society is a Registered Charity and has worked on the preservation of the Smithville Train Station on Station St. since 1993. This historic building stores the history of West Lincoln Township in its ARCHIVES which is open every Tuesday and Wednesday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm April to November or by appointment ([email protected]). Volunteers needed. E-mail: [email protected]. Web site: www.wlhs.info. MEETINGS: 1:30 pm, 1st Thursday some months. Group Tours. STATION RENTALS: 289-956-1070

Community CareWest Lincoln Community Care provides food and emergency help for needy families and individuals in the Township of West Lincoln. The Food Depot, located at 2660 Industrial Park Road, is open Tuesday noon to 6:00pm, Wednesday 3:00pm to 7:00pm, Thursday 9:30am to 5:00pm. All donations of food, funds, furniture, household goods etc. may be made at this location during regular business hours. The Furniture Warehouse is also located at 2660 Industrial Park Road. They sell quality used furniture and household items. They are open Tuesday through Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. All donations of food, furniture, appliances, etc. may be made at this location during regular business hours. You can reach the Food Depot and Furniture Warehouse at 905-957-5882. The Cabin Thrift Store, located at 131 Griffin Street, is open Monday to Saturday from 10:00 am to 4:30 pm. They sell used good clothing and small household items. Donations can be made during regular business hours. You can reach the Thrift Store at 289-925-0431. Like us on Facebook or check us out at www.westlincolncc.com.


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Meals on WheelsHot and frozen meals can be delivered to the homes of elderly persons with disabilities and convalescent persons. Hot meals are delivered Monday to Friday and frozen meals once a week. Volunteers can provide a social contact for persons living alone, a safety check for their well-being, friendly visiting, in-home visits to help with daily tasks and some errand assistance. Transportation services are also available to and from appointments. Home Making Program provides light house keeping, laundry & shopping for a fee. The Diners Club meets twice a month for lunch and activities. For more information please contact our Beamsville Office at 905-563-9501.

West Lincoln Employment Help CentreJob seekers and busi nesses with positions to offer have a friend in the EHC. With locations in Grimsby, Beamsville and the Township of West Lincoln, EHC has been connecting people to jobs since 2010.The major focus of EHC is to provide em ployment programs and services (funded by the Ministry of Training, Col leges and Universities) for any job seekers. The free services we offer for job seekers, include: the use of the Resource Centers where one can use our computers, phones, fax machines and research material for education, training and job postings. The EHC also pro vides free services to assist employers with their recruiting needs. This includes job postings at our sites and on our website, facilitation of job fairs, and in some cases, training subsidies and incentives for hiring. Additionally, EHC offers training pro grams and workshops such as WHMIS, Smart Serve, Resume/Cover Letter Writing, Interview Skills, Computer Skills for Job Search, Safe Food Handling, Social Media for Job Search, amongst many others. Recently we have introduced Hire Attire. This free service offers gently worn attire for job seekers who are preparing for interviews and the work environ ment. The EHC site in the Township of West Lincoln is open 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday and is located at the Village Square, 249 St. Catharine St. P: 905-957-9675. www.employmenthelp.org

Niagara West Adult Learning Centre/The Literacy Council of Niagara Serving West Lincoln, Lincoln and Grimsby• 30+ years of service• Helping adults improve their reading, writing, math and computer skills• Literacy Skills Assessment, Tutoring and Upgrading• Software, Digital and On-line Learning• One-to-One Lessons or Small Group Classes• High School Transcript Assessments• Annual Family Literacy [email protected] • www.nwelrc.ca

Niagara West Community Garden Collective (NWCGC)Gardens in Beamville, Vineland, SmithvilleContact: Employment Help Centre (Faith or Tom)Smithville & Vineland Gardens 1-866-685-1353 orNiagara West Adult Learning Centre (Karen)Beamsville Garden 905-563-1515Come and grow your own fresh, organic produce or volunteer in our gardens. Feel satisfaction and pride in your abilities. Free gardening seminars and workshops to help you learn. Meet new people, make new friends. Share in the celebrations of the season.

Welcome WagonNew to the area? Recently had a baby? Contact Tonja Bos for your complimentary welcome wagon package. [email protected] or 905-518-5930

Smithville Garden ClubFormerly known as the Smithville Horticultural Society, the Smithville Garden Club was first organized in 1921. Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at the Legion Villa 1 craft room. The club's mission is to provide educational opportunities to the public on a wide range of gardening and nature topics. For information on upcoming meetings, please visit www.gardenontario.org/site.php/smithville, or contact Loretta Shields at 905-957-0020 or Jean Acton at 905-957-7816.

YMCA of NiagaraNiagara West YMCALocated at 325 Main St East in Grimsby the Niagara West YMCA serves the West Lincoln, Lincoln and Grimsby communities. The YMCA offers a wide variety of programs for families, adults and children, including: • Swimming lessons• Recreational children’s programs• Leadership programs for youth and teens• Family gym, track and bounce times• Fitness Centre (13+)• Lane and leisure pools • Fitness classes • Individualized fitness consultations• Babysitting service • Financial assistance is available for those who qualify • All inclusive membership model

(fitness classes, pool, fitness centre all included)• Day Fee options are available for adults• Swim fee options available for families and children

For more information please visit ymcaofniagara.org,call (905) 309-9622 or stop in for a tour.

YMCA Child CareYMCA Child Care provides children with a safe and healthyplace to learn, grow and thrive. The YMCA is one of themost trusted providers of high quality Child Care services inthe Niagara region. If you would like more information pleasecontact us directly at [email protected], or call theCollege Street YMCA Child Care at (289) 956-0995.

YMCA Youth Action The YMCA of Niagara’s Youth Action program is for allcommunity youth ages 9 to 14. Come out and participate in active games, sports, and other fun gym activities! For more information about Youth Action please visit ymcaofniagara.org, call (905)934-9755 ext 228 or email [email protected]

Youth Action School program is offered weeklyat College Street School on Thursday nights from 6pm to 8pm

YMCA Day Camps Day Camps are available throughout the Niagara Regionduring the Summer, Winter Holidays and March Break.Please visit ymcadaycamp.ca or call (905) 934-9755 ext 280for more information.



Royal Canadian Legion HallCommunity events and meetings can be held in our Legion Hall which has a capacity of 150. Rental is available Monday to Sunday. Kitchen facilities are available for a nominal charge. For more information about the Legion, social gatherings, or hall rentals, please contact the Smithville Legion at 905-957-3935. Please note: The Legion Hall is not available to rent on the 1st Tuesday of the month, Wednesday evenings and the 2nd and 4th Thursday in the evenings.

Fulton Community Centre2905 South Grimsby Road 20, R.R.#1 Smithville, Ontario L0R 2A0 The Fulton Community Centre is located in the Hamlet of Fulton (at the corner of Regional Road 20 and South Grimsby Road 20). The capacity of the hall is 78 people. Kitchen facilities available. For rental inquiries contact Fred & Carol Lowden at 905-957-8395.

West Lincoln Arena & Community Centre177 West Street (Regional Road #20), Smithville, Ontario L0R 2A0. The West Lincoln Arena Hall is located above the West Lincoln Arena. The capacity of the hall is 200 people. For rental inquiries please call Marcia Piggott at 905-317-1714.

Caistor Community Centre9184 Regional Road #65 (Silver Street). R.R. #2 Caistor Centre, ON L0R 1E0. The Caistor Community Centre is located in the Hamlet of Abingdon.It has a capacity of 150, is accessible and is air conditioned. For rental inquiries please contact Anna Crooks at 905-902-6187.

Wellandport Community Centre5024 Regional Road #63, Wellandport, ON L0R 2J0.The Wellandport Community Centre Hall has a capacity of 184 people. Air conditioning is available and the facility is wheelchair accessible. For rental inquiries please contact Jenny McKeen at 905-386-6715.

Silverdale Community Centre4610 Sixteen Road, St. Anns, ON L0R 1Y0. The Silverdale Community Centre is located in the Hamlet of Silverdale at the corner of Sixteen Road and Silverdale Road. This community centre is a great place for anniversary parties, birthday parties, family reunions, and small receptions. Kitchen facilities are available and are new and updated. The capacity of the hall is 75 people. For rental inquiries please contact Carol Haynes at 905-957-7519 or Chris Frere at 905-957-1760.


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West Niagara FairThe West Niagara Fair is held annually each September, the weekend after Labour Day at the West Niagara Agricultural Centre and Fairgrounds in Grassie, ON. For more information visit www.westniagarafair.ca or call 905-309-9939.

Santa Claus Parade2016 will be the Christmas in the Village Santa Claus Parade's 26th anniversary! Held annually on the last Saturday of November. For more information please contact Dave Willis at 905-957-7577. Don’t miss the biggest, small town parade around.

Terry Fox RunThe Annual Terry Fox Run is held on the 3rd Sunday in September.This is a non-competitive family friendly event. Individuals can run, walk or wheel a 5/10 km course to raise money for cancer research.If you don’t want to run, come out for the fun and enjoy celebrating Terry Fox’ legacy.Suitable for all ages and all levels of fitness.For more information please contact Karen Post 905-308-2470

Evan’s RideEvan’s Ride is an annual fundraising event featuring a safe and scenic 11 km or 22 km bicycle ride through the farmlands of West Lincoln on the last Sunday of May. It begins and ends at 2492 Thompson Avenue, Smithville. All proceeds go to Autism Community for programs to support families with a child with autism. Funds stay in our area. The Ride is police escorted and and St. John Ambulance is on site. There are prizes, family-friendly activities and food and drinks for all qualified participants. The 8th annual Evan’s Ride will be held Sunday, May 29th, 2016. Registration opens at 9:00am. Contact [email protected] or visit www.evansride.ca.

PoultryFest NiagaraThe Poultryfest will be held on June 25, 2016. For more information please contact Jim Koornneef at 905-979-6696 or visit www.poultryfest.ca.


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Smithville Public LibraryPhone Number: 905-957-3756Location: 318 Canborough Street SmithvilleHours of Operation:Monday & Friday ............. 3:00 pm to 8:00 pmTuesday ......................... 10:00 am to 5:00 pmWednesday ................... 10:00 am to 5:00 pmThursday ....................... 10:00 am to 5:00 pmSaturday ........................ 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Wellandport Public LibraryPhone Number: 905-386-6792 Location: 5042 Regional Road #63 Wellandport

Hours of Operation:Mon., Tues. & Thurs. ........6:30 pm to 8:30 pmWed. & Sat. ..................... 9:00 am to 4:00 pm

Caistorville Public LibraryPhone Number: 905-692-4290 Location: 9549 York Road, CaistorvilleHours of Operation:Mon., Wed. & Thurs. ....... 6:00 pm to 9:00 pmTues. & Fri. ...................... 2:00 pm to 5:00 pmSaturday .........................10:00 am to 4:00 pm

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Planning/Building DepartmentPlanning Ext. 5134• Long term growth and development forecasting

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applications, such as: subdivisions, condominiums, land severances, Official Plan amendments, Zoning By-law amendments, minor variances, and site plans.

• Special projects, such as Economic Development Plans, Urban Design Manuals, Trails planning, Community Improvement Plans, etc.

Building Ext. 5130• Issuance of Building & Septic Permits• Site Inspections• By-law Enforcement• Parking Enforcement• Ontario Building Code Enforcement

Clerks Department Ext. 5137• By-laws• Council & Standing Committees-Agendas & Minutes• Information on Municipal Elections• Vital Statistics• Lottery Licensing• Freedom of Information• Administration of Policy Development• Property and Legal Matters• Commissioner of Oaths• Records Management

Public Works and Engineering Department Ext.5139• Maintenance of Road System, Parking and Signage• Rural /Urban Road & Sidewalk

Construction, Resurfacing, Reconstruction• Entranceway Permits• Storm and Sanitary Sewers• Drainage• Water Distribution System• Water Services & Wastewater• Street Light System• Winter Control• Cemeteries• Recycling Boxes• Recreation Services

Treasury Department Ext. 6002• Accounts Receivable• Accounts Payable• Budget Preparation and Monitoring• Financial Reporting• Payroll• Money Management• Taxes• Water & Wastewater Billing

West Lincoln Fire and Emergency is comprised of two stations: Station One at 344 Canborough Street, Box 400, Smithville, and Station Two at 8635 Reg. Rd. 65, Caistor Centre. The Department is under the command of a full-time Fire Chief, Dennis Fisher, and a full-time Deputy Fire Chief/Fire Prevention Officer, Kevin McIntyre with a complement of 31 volunteer firefighters at Station One and 16 volunteers at Station Two. These firefighters volunteer their services to the community through fire and accident response, resuscitation services, extrication from motor vehicle accidents, fire safety inspections, education and a commitment to maintain and enforce safety standards in accordance with the regulations of the Ontario Fire Marshal, to better protect the community.

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New Carbon Monoxide LegislationAs of April 15, 2015 Carbon monoxide detectors are now required by law outside of sleeping areas in all homes with fuel-burning appliances, fireplaces or an attached garage. In rental units that have fuel-burning appliances or an attached garage, landlords are required to provide carbon monoxide detectors in service rooms and apartments that share a common wall, floor or ceiling with the service room or attached garage. Please contact us for more information regarding this new life-safety requirement.

Carbon Monoxide DetectorsCarbon Monoxide is a colourless, odourless, deadly gas which can kill you before you know it’s there. Energy efficient airtight homes contribute to the problem by trapping CO inside the home. CO can displace enough oxygen in your body to suffocate you from the inside out resulting in brain damage or death. CO is a common by-product of appliances that run on flammable fuel such as gas or oil furnaces, water heaters, fireplaces, wood stoves and space heaters CO poisoning can produce symptoms similar to flu with fatigue, nausea, dizzy spells, headaches and confusion. Carbon monoxide detectors provide an early warning of CO problems. Please contact us for more information regarding carbon monoxide safety.

Smoke AlarmsWorking Smoke Alarms: It’s The Law!The Ontario Fire Code requires working smoke alarms on every level and outside of sleeping areas in all homes and apartments. Failure to do so could result in a fine of $355 per violation. Landlords must make sure their rental properties comply with the law. Individual landlords who fail to comply with the Fire Code's smoke alarm requirements can face penalties of up to $50,000. Tenants of rental properties are encouraged to contact their landlords immediately if they do not have the required number of smoke alarms. Once smoke alarms are installed, tenants cannot remove the batteries or tamper with the alarm in any way. If they do so,the tenant could receive a $355 fine. If a fire occurs in your home or apartment, you have very little time to escape safely and if you are asleep,

the smell of smoke will probably not wake you. Working smoke alarms are a simple and inexpensive way to give you and your family the warning you need to escape a fire.

Plan Your EscapeIf you should wake up tonight to find your home on fire and your normal exit blocked, how would you escape? If you cannot answer that question, then now is the time to prepare a family escape plan! Plan two ways out of every room and be sure that all windows open easily. If you have to leave your home beacause of a fire, remember to stay low to the floor and feel doors before opening. If the door is hot, use your alternate exit. Arrange a family meeting place outside and call the Fire Department by dialing 911. Never go back into a burning home.

Volunteers are always needed. We maintain a waiting list.Persons who are interested in applying to be a volunteer firefighter

may pick up an application at the Municipal OfficeMon. to Fri., 9:00 am to 4:30 pm. For more information

call 905-957-3346 ext. 6729.


Protection Against Fire

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WANT A GROUP DISCUSSION?Your West Lincoln Fire & Emergency Services offers a guest speaker to any club or community organization wishing a fi re talk presentation in West Lincoln. If you and your group are interested in learning more about fi re safety and the varied

services provided by West Lincoln Fire & Emergency Services, then please call 957-3346 and ask for the Fire Department,

weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.


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ChurchesBethel Community Church .........................................905-386-6839Caistor Free Methodist Church ..................................905-957-3256Caistorville United Church .........................................905-692-9990Canadian Reformed Church ......................................905-957-3204Smithville Christian Reformed Church ......................905-957-2116Elcho United Church ..................................................519-820-3897 Fulton Stone United Church.......................................905-662-2677Holy Trinity Church ...................................................905-892-6011Ker United Church ...................................................905-662-2677Merritt’s United Church ..............................................905-692-9990Smithville Church of Christ ........................................905-957-4756Smithville Presbyterian Church..................................905-957-2297Smithville United Church............................................905-957-3176St. Ann’s Community Church .....................................905-957-7436St. Ann’s Roman Catholic Church .............................905-892-6123St. Luke’s Anglican Church ........................................905-957-1774St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church .................................905-957-3071St. Martin of ToursRoman Catholic Church .............................................289-956-0221Tree of Life Church ...................................................905-929-4111Tapleytown United Church .........................................905-662-2677Wellandport Church of Christ ....................................905-386-0154Wellandport Christian Reformed Church ....................289-956-0850Wellandport Riverside ChristianReformed Church ...................................................905-386-6282Zion Free Reformed Church ......................................905-386-1134


COMMUNITY GROUPS

Licensing and Churches

Community Groups, AssociationsLegion Villa ...................................................................905-957-2274Manpower Services .....................................................905-527-1534West Lincoln Employment Help Centre .......................905-957-9675Bahá’i Community of West Lincoln ..............................905-957-4851West Lincoln Chamber of Commerce ..........................905-957-1606Big Brothers/Sisters .....................................................905-945-9353Masonic Lodge - A.F. & A.M.Coronation Lodge – Ron Hunter ..................................905-957-3109Dufferin Lodge - John Welsch .....................................905-957-2685Lincoln Lodge – Randy Haining ..................................905-957-7241

LicensingService Ontario ............................................................905-957-4222Ministry of TransportationLicense Office

West Lincoln Hunting Licenses sold at:Frontier Gun & Sport9 Regional Road 20 West, Fonthill ..............................905-892-6962

Grimsby TackleFishing and Hunting Licenses515 Main Street West, Grimsby L3M 1T6 ........................905-945-0399

Beamsville:4520 Ontario St.

905-563-WORK (9675)

Grimsby:63 Main St.West

905-309-WORK (9675)

Smithville249 St. Catharines St.905-957-WORK (9675)

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FreeServices for JobSeekers:• Certificate Programs includingHealth and SafetyTraining ,WHMIS, Smart Serve, Safe FoodHandling• Second Career Program;Do youqualify to go back to school?• Freeworkshops including Resumes, InterviewSkills, Computers, SocialMedia, On-line Applications andmanymore

FreeServices for EmployersToo:• Finding andhiring skilled employees • Post your jobs on ourwebsite• Possible Financial hiring incentives • Hiring seasonal staff• Possible Financial supports to assist in training anddeveloping yourworkforce• Hosting job fairs/teammeetings •Training and apprenticeships

CARS & PARTSAUTORECYCLING& SALES

•Thirty acres of cars & trucks• Parts locating, old or new• Used cars and rebuilders• Fair Prices paid for unwanted vehicles

1261Victoria Ave., Fenwick, Ontario

905-892-6844 or 6500www.carsandparts.ca

VolunteerwithCommunity LivingBecomeavolunteerwithCommunity Living-Grimsby, LincolnandWest Lincoln!Wewelcomevolunteers for a variety of positions throughout our organizationincludingAdministrative offices, ResidentialHomes, RecreationandLeisure

Programs, LivingstonResourceClasses, CommunityDayPrograms, PackagingCentres, Natural Abilities Store and theWell PreservedProgram.

Tofindoutmoreplease contact: [email protected]. 225

May isCommunity LivingMonthOver themonthofMay, people fromacrossOntario andWestNiagara

celebrate themany successes in creating inclusive communities for peoplewith intellectual disabilities.

GrimsbyFestival ofArtPeachKingArena - Saturday June4, 2016

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THE NEW GC1700 SERIES from Massey Ferguson.Welcome to the newstandard in sub-compact tractors.Versatile, powerful and easy to operate,these nimble workhorses handle everything from mowing, loading andbackhoeing to snow blowing and much more.The new GC1700 Series.Another way we’re helping you farm your world more productively thanever before. See us soon or visit masseyferguson.us.

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Barrister & Solicitor

Smithville office107 Griffin Street South

Smithville, OntarioL0R 2A0

905-957-7898

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Proud to be a part of West Lincoln

The West Niagara Agricultural SocietyA merger of two historical societies, Smithville and Lincoln,serving our agricultural communities for over 150 years.

The West Niagara Agricultural CentreCorner of Mud St. & Grimsby Mountain Rd. Grassie, ON

Serving our community - Proud host of the annual

West Niagara FairTo be held at our new groundsSeptember 8, 9, 10, 11, 2016.New members are always welcome!Join us in celebrating our new future!

7402 Mud St., Grassie, ON L0R 1M0Albert Witteveen

Email: [email protected] 289-253-7739


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Big or Small, We Fix ‘Em All

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239 St. Catharines St. Smithville905.957.3374

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SchoolsCollege Street Public School ................................905-957-7024132 College Street, Box 370,Smithville L0R 2A0

Caistor Central Public School .............................. 905-957-74731794 Caistor Centre Road, Caistor CentreSmithville L0R 1E0

Gainsborough Public School ............................... 905-386-62235459 Regional Road 20,St. Ann’s, L0R 1Y0

St. Martin Catholic Elementary School..................905-957-3032186 Margaret St. Box 460,Smithville, L0R 2A03

South Lincoln High School ...................................905-957-3359260 Canborough St. Box 250,Smithville, L0R 2A0

Smithville Christian High School .........................905-957-32556488 Reg. Rd. #14, Box 40,Smithville, L0R 2A01

John Calvin School ................................................905-957-2341320 Station Street, Box 280,Smithville, L0R 2A0

Covenant Christian School ...................................905-957-77966470 Reg. Rd. #14, Box 924,Smithville, L0R 2A0

School BoardsDistrict School Board of Niagara ...........................905-563-0909191 Carlton Street, St. Catharines, L2R 7P4 .............Tel: 905-641-9512.......................................................................... www.dsbn.edu.on.ca Public School Trustee.............................................. 905-932-4475Diane Chase Niagara Catholic District School Board ................ 905-735-0240427 Rice Rd., Welland, L3C 7C1Grimsby/West Lincoln .........905-562-1321 www.niagaracatholic.caSeparate School Trustee – English Sector ...........905-933-9386Paul E. MacNeilConseil Scolaire Public De District Du Centre Sud Quest(French Language Public School Board Trustee – District Board #2)Pierre Girouard ........................ 905-808-3377 www.csdcso.on.caConseil Scolaire De District Catholique Centre Sud(French Language Separate School Board Trustee –District Board #64)Melinda Chartrand ................................... 1-888-388-8559 ext. 104

Area MunicipalitiesTownship of West Lincoln ..................................905-957-3346318 Canborough St. Box 400 ....................... www.westlincoln.caSmithville, L0R 2A0 ........................................... 1-800-350-3876

Town of Grimsby ................................................. 905-945-9634160 Livingston Ave. Box 159, ........................... www.grimsby.caGrimsby, L3M 4G3Town of Lincoln ................................................... 905-563-82054800 South Service Road, ..................................www.lincoln.caBeamsville, L0R 1B1Town of Pelham ....................................................905-892-260720 Pelham Town Square, Box 400 .....................www.pelham.caFonthill, L0S 1E0 .................................................1-866-271-0391Township of Wainfleet ........................................ 905-899-346331940 Hwy. 3, Box 40, .....................................www.wainfleet.caWainfleet, L0S 1V0City of Niagara Falls ............................................905-356-75214310 Queen St., Box 1023, .......................... www.niagarafalls.caNiagara Falls, L2E 6X5City of Port Colbourne ....................................... 905-835-290066 Charlotte St. ......................................... www.portcolborne.caPort Colbourne, L3K 3C8City of St. Catharines ......................................... 905-688-560050 Church St., Box 3012, ............................ www.stcatharines.caSt. Catharines, L2R 7C2City of Thorold ..................................................... 905-227-66133540 Schmon Parkway, Box1044, ...................www.thorold.comThorold, L2V 4A7City of Welland ..................................................... 905-735-170060 East Main St.,.................................................www.welland.caWelland, L3B 3X4Town of Fort Erie ................................................. 905-871-16001 Municipal Centre Dr., Civic Centre, .........www.town.forterie.caFort Erie, L2A 2S6Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake ........................... 905-468-32661593 Four Mile Creek Rd., Box 100, .......................www.notl.orgVirgil, L0S 1T0City of Hamilton ................... 905-546-2489 www.hamilton.caHaldimand County ...............................................905-318-5932........................................................ www.haldimandcounty.on.ca


POSTAL OFFICES

Area Municipalities

Smithville L0R 2A0 ............ 905-957-3040Caistor Centre L0R 1E0 .... 905-957-5020Wellandport L0R 2J0 ........ 905-386-6871St. Ann’s L0R 1Y0 ..............905-957-2238Grassie L0R 1M0 ..............905-945-4505Winona L8E 5K0 ............... 905-643-2184

LOCAL POST OFFICES

Important NumbersEmergency, Fire, Police, Ambulance .................................... 911West Lincoln Memorial Hospital ......................... 905-945-2253Haldimand Memorial Hospital .............................. 905-774-7431Smithville Family Medical Office ..........................905-957-3328Niagara Regional Police (non-emergency)45 Clarke Street, Grimsby L3M 1Y5 ......................905-945-2211Ontario Provincial Police – Niagara Falls ............ 905-356-1311Welland & District SPCA ....................................... 905-735-155260 Provincial St., Welland, L3B 5W7 ................ 1-888-222-0568Enbridge Consumers Gas ................................. 1-877-362-7434Information Niagara .......................... 211 www.niagara.cioc.caNiagara Peninsula Energy ........ 905-957-7174 1-877-270-3938

Postal Codes:Caistorville/Canfield N0A 1C0York N0A 1R0Vineland Station L0R 2E0 Vineland L0R 2C0Binbrook L0R 1C0 Fenwick L0S 1C0Grassie L0R 1M0Fonthill L0S 1CE

Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs ...............................................................................................................................................1-866-381-5337Ministry of Agriculture and Food .........................................................................................................................................1-877-424-1300Ministry of the Attorney General .........................................................................................................................................1-800-518-7901Ministry of Children and Youth Services .............................................................................................................................1-866-821-7770Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration and International Trade .......................................................................................1-800-267-7329Ministry of Community and Social Services .......................................................................................................................1-888-789-4199Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services ..................................................................................................1-866-517-0571Ministry of Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure ................................................................................1-866-668-4249Ministry of Education ...........................................................................................................................................................1-800-387-5514Ministry of Energy ................................................................................................................................................................1-888-668-4636Ministry of Environment and Climate Change ...................................................................................................................1-800-565-4923Ministry of Finance ..............................................................................................................................................................1-866-668-8297Office of Francophone Affairs .............................................................................................................................................1-800-268-7507Ministry of Government and Consumer Services ...............................................................................................................1-844-286-8404Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care ..............................................................................................................................1-866-797-0000Ministry of Infrastructure ......................................................................................................................................................1-877-863-9672Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs ..................................................................................................................................1-800-267-8097Ministry of Labour ................................................................................................................................................................1-877-202-0008Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing...........................................................................................................................1-416-585-7041Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry .......................................................................................................................1-800-667-1940Ministry of Northern Development and Mines ....................................................................................................................1-888-415-9845Pan/Parapan American Games Secretariat........................................................................................................................1-800-267-8097Ministry of Research and Innovation ...................................................................................................................................1-866-668-4249Ontario Seniors’ Secretariat ................................................................................................................................................1-888-910-1999Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport ...............................................................................................................................1-888-997-9015Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities ...................................................................................................................1-800-387-5514Ministry of Transportation ....................................................................................................................................................1-800-387-3445Ontario Women’s Directorate ..............................................................................................................................................1-866-510-5902Office of the Ombudsman ...................................................................................................................................................1-800-263-1830Welfare Fraud ......................................................................................................................................................................1-800-394-7867ServiceOntarioService Ontario-Smithville-124 Griffin Street North…………… ..........................................................................................1-905-957-4222 General Inquiry ....................................................................................................................................................................1-800-267-8097Telehealth Ontario…………………………………………………..............................................................................................1-866-797-0000Health Card Inquiry ..............................................................................................................................................................1-888-376-5197Driver Vehicle Inquiry ..........................................................................................................................................................1-800-387-3445ServiceOntario Publications ................................................................................................................................................1-800-668-9938

OFFICE OF THE PREMIERKathleen Wynne

Legislative Building, Queens Park, Toronto, ON M7A 1A1416-325-1941

[email protected] • www.premier.gov.on.ca

FEDERAL MEMBER OF PARLIAMENTDean Allison, MP

4994 King Street East, Beamsville, ON L0R 1B5905-563-7900

[email protected]

Room 1180 The Valour BuildingHouse of Commons, Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6

PROVINCIAL MEMBER OF PARLIAMENTTim Hudak, MPP

4961 King Street, Unit M1, Beamsville, ON L0R 1B0905-563-1755 • 1-800-665-3697

[email protected]

Queen’s Park, Room 241 North Wing, Main Legislative Building, Queens Park, ON M7A 1A8416-325-8454

Provincial Government • www.ontario.ca


MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT


REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Inclusive Participation - Recreation Services responds to the needs identified by the West Lincoln community. Every effort is made to include individuals with disabilities in our programs. If you, or your child have a disability and require additional support or instructor awareness, please note this information on the registration form.

Discounts - Multiple Class Discounts are available each session.

Registration Forms can be found onlinewww.westlincoln.ca

WHAT YOU NEED Completed Registration Form Cheque payable to Township of West Lincoln, Debit card or Cash

WHAT TO DO Drop off completed form and payment at Main Administrative OfficeMonday to Friday 9:00 am - 4:30 pm

318 Canborough StreetSmithville, ON, L0R 2A0WHERE TO GO

Call 905-957-3346 ext. 4694or email [email protected]

Program Changesand Cancellation -Recreation Services reserves the right to cancel or alter any class time, fee, instructor or location if required. Each class requires a minimum number of participants to run. Recreation Services will happily attempt to accommadate participants in another class or issue a full refund for any class that is cancelled.

User Group InsuranceTownship Facility User Groups/Renters are required to provide proof of insurance listing the Township as an additional insured. The Township participates in a Facility User Group Insurance Program and can provide insurance coverage through this program for events and activities. For more information on rates and coverage please contact Recreation Services.

Age

Fee

Fee

Fee

Fee

Date:

FAMILY INFORMATIONName Sex

□ Male □ FemaleBirthdate DD/MM/YYYY

Home Phone NumberAddress

Cell/Other Phone Number

Township of West LincolnRecreation Services

WAIVER

Activity/Course Day & Time

Day & Time

Day & Time

Location

EMERGENCY INFORMATION

PARTICIPANT INFORMATION

Relationship

Relationship

Activity/Course

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Phone Numbers

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Emergency Contact Name

Township of West Lincoln, Recreation ServicesPhone: 905-957-3346 ext: 4694 Cell: 905-512-0842 [email protected] www.westlincoln.ca

In consideration of the enrolment in the above program(s), the undersigned, in his/her personal capacity, and on behalf of the participant named above, hereby releases and forever discharges the Township of West Lincoln, its agents, servants and employees from all damages, claims, actions or causes of actions, however caused, arising from the participation of the said participant in the above-noted program(s) at any location where the program may be conducted, except where the damage or injury to the said participant is caused by gross negligence of the said Township, its agents, servants, or employees.

Permission is hereby granted to the Township of West Lincoln and its representatives to transport my child to a local Doctor or hospital for medical treatment if necessary.

Personal information contained on this form is collected, maintained and used in accordance with the Muncipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, and said information will be used only to facilitate registration for Township program, to produce statistical reports, and to provide inclusive programming. Questions about this collection should be directed to the Township Clerk at 905-957-3346.

Signature or (Parent /Guardian):

The Township of West Lincoln reserves the right to use photographs of recreation programs and participants for promotional purposes.


Activity/Course Location Day & Time

Email

Location

Phone Numbers

PAR-Q & YOU and Medical and Special ConsiderationsAn accurate disclosure of health and special considerations is important to ensuring safety in all recreation programs.

Please make sure you fill out the form on the reverse of this page.

Parent/Guardian Name (If under 18)

Register with payment at:

Township Administrative Office 318 Canborough Street



Age

Fee

Fee

Fee

Fee

Date:

FAMILY INFORMATIONName Sex

□ Male □ FemaleBirthdate DD/MM/YYYY

Home Phone NumberAddress

Cell/Other Phone Number


WAIVER

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Day & Time

Day & Time

Location

EMERGENCY INFORMATION

PARTICIPANT INFORMATION

Relationship

Relationship

Activity/Course

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Phone Numbers

Location


Township of West Lincoln, Recreation ServicesPhone: 905-957-3346 ext: 4694 Cell: 905-512-0842 [email protected] www.westlincoln.ca

In consideration of the enrolment in the above program(s), the undersigned, in his/her personal capacity, and on behalf of the participant named above, hereby releases and forever discharges the Township of West Lincoln, its agents, servants and employees from all damages, claims, actions or causes of actions, however caused, arising from the participation of the said participant in the above-noted program(s) at any location where the program may be conducted, except where the damage or injury to the said participant is caused by gross negligence of the said Township, its agents, servants, or employees.

Permission is hereby granted to the Township of West Lincoln and its representatives to transport my child to a local Doctor or hospital for medical treatment if necessary.

Personal information contained on this form is collected, maintained and used in accordance with the Muncipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, and said information will be used only to facilitate registration for Township program, to produce statistical reports, and to provide inclusive programming. Questions about this collection should be directed to the Township Clerk at 905-957-3346.

Signature or (Parent /Guardian):

The Township of West Lincoln reserves the right to use photographs of recreation programs and participants for promotional purposes.


Activity/Course Location Day & Time

Email

Location

Phone Numbers


Please make sure you fill out the form on the reverse of this page.

Parent/Guardian Name (If under 18)

Register with payment at:

Township Administrative Office 318 Canborough Street


Township of West Lincoln, Recreation ServicesPhone: 905-957-3346 ext: 4694 [email protected] www.westlincoln.ca


REGISTRATION FORM

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Documents

2016 West Lincoln Recreation Guide