Annual Customer Appreciation Night
Thank you to those in the’ crowd’ above, who helped to raise $1225 for Community Care at the Annual Customer Appreciation Night. A total of $2450 was donated by the Salisbury Team who matched the donation brought in from the night.
Although the religious significance of Halloween has passed for the general public, Halloween is a “magical” night for many!
4. Do you like glow sticks? Purchase a bunch at your local dollar store and attach some to your child’s costume so they can be seen in the dark. Or, fill black balloons with helium and attach a long string or fishing line (so it is not visible). Then tie on a glow stick somewhere on the string/line. Secure the string somewhere on the ground and let it float over your house for an eerie look. (FYI: It is not safe for nature to release helium balloons into the sky and St. Catharines by-laws do not permit it.)
In the year 1578, Martin Frobisher, on his mission to find a northern passage to the Pacific Ocean, landed in Newfoundland and held a formal ceremony to give thanks for surviving the long journey. Other explorers did the same and shared their food with the indigenous people of the area as well as setting up what became known as the “Order of Good Cheer.” As many more settlers arrived in Canada, celebrations of good harvest became common. Frobisher’s fleet of fifteen ships is still the largest maritime expedition ever mounted to the Arctic.
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The Grape and Wine Festival is taking place September 16th to 25th.
Musical bands filling this weekend in Niagara include Tell Tommy, The Caverners - A Tribute to the Beatles, The Smoothies, Soul Jam, 351 Cleveland, Live Bait and Desire - A Tribute to U2.