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Front Cover Jazz on the Ridge Platinum Sponsor Program Jazz on the Ridge Jazz on the Ridge Wine, Dine and Jazz Gala 2011 Front Cover jazz on the ridge platinum sponsor program jazz on the ridge Jazz on the Ridge Wine, Dine and Jazz Gala 2011 The Founder’s Club of Peninsula Ridge presents an evening celebration of great jazz, fine wines and superb cuisine. 6:30- 7 pm Welcome Reception 7 - 10 pm Walk-Around Dining at Food and Wine Stations in Marquee, Retail Shop, Winery and Coach House 7 - 11:10 pm Musical Performances throughout the Evening at Four ‘Jazz Clubs’ 7 - 10 pm Silent Auctions (Winery) Closing Times: Lot #1 – 8:50 pm Lot #2 – 9:10 pm Lot #3 – 10:00 pm (or 10 min. after Live Auction) 9:15 pm Live Auction (Marquee) Auctioneer: Edward Shafer (Shafer Auction Company) 11:15 pm Grand Finale - FIREWORKS page 1 jazz on the ridge welcome letter Founders Club Dear Guests After a two year break, on behalf of the Founders Club of Peninsula Ridge, I am pleased to extend my warmest greetings to everyone in attendance at this year’s Jazz on the Ridge – Wine, Dine & Jazz Gala to benefit the new Niagara West YMCA and McNally House. Your attendance here tonight demonstrates your commitment to both of these organizations and their contribution to the growth and vitality of our community. The 2011 Jazz on the Ridge promises to be a spectacular evening of fine wine, mouthwatering cuisine and stellar jazz performances. Each of you here tonight plays an instrumental role in making this gala a financial success through your generous and active participation in the live and silent auction. Our sincere thanks go out to the many donors and corporate sponsors for their support of the evening’s festivities. To the members of the organizing committee and all of the volunteers, thank you for working so hard to make this evening a great success. Without further adieu, have a wonderful evening and thank you, once again, for your continued support of Jazz on the Ridge – Wine, Dine & Jazz Gala. Norm Beal Chair Members of the Founders Club of Peninsula Ridge J.D. Pachereva, (Vice-Chair), Dean Allison, Ross McCallum, Mike Price, Gary Simms, Andrew Smith, Mike Williscraft, Kevin Yochim page 2 welcome letter YMCA jazz on the ridge Dear Friends: On behalf of the many volunteers, donors, members and staff of the YMCA of Niagara, I want to welcome all of the participants, sponsors and volunteers to the Jazz on the Ridge- Wine, Dine and Jazz Gala 2011. This year, as part of their fundraising efforts, the Founder’s Club of Peninsula Ridge is generously directing a portion of the funds raised at Jazz on the Ridge to the new Niagara West YMCA, a fully accessible community hub, open to everyone, providing health in spirit, mind and body to the community of west Niagara. Set to open in a few short months, this facility will serve close to 10,000 people in Lincoln, Grimsby and West Lincoln for generations to come. Thanks to you, tonight’s event will help support a new YMCA facility in west Niagara. Thanks to you, youth will find opportunities for growth and development in an environment that is safe, welcoming and value driven. Thanks to you, families will be more connected, and individuals will overcome feelings of isolation and gain a sense of belonging and acceptance. And thanks to you, there will be many more personal stories of achievement, optimism and hope. Though the building is going up quickly and opening soon, we still need your help. Norm Beal, the Chair of the Niagara West YMCA Capital Campaign and his team of tireless campaign volunteers have been working hard over the past year to reach out for community support. Together we can do more. We are grateful for the support from Federal, Provincial and Municipal governments along with charitable donations from individuals, businesses and foundations in Niagara. The response so far has been positive and with your continued support we will have the ability to provide a full range of programs and services for children and their families in this community regardless of ability, age, race, belief or financial situation. We hope you have a wonderful evening with family and friends and we thank you for being a part of this event. Together we are building strong kids, strong families and a stronger community. Betty Lou Souter Chair YMCA of Niagara Board of Directors YMCA of Niagara 360 Niagara Street, St. Catharines, ON L2M 4W1 Tel: 905 646 9622 • Fax 905 646 4213 www.ymcaofniagara.org Charitable Registration Number 11930 7064 RR0001 page 3 jazz on the ridge welcome letter McNally House Dear Friends, On behalf of the Board of McNally House Hospice, I wish to convey a warm welcome to all of the guests, sponsors and volunteers for the Jazz on the Ridge- Wine, Dine and Jazz Gala 2011 Once again this year, the Founder’s Club of Peninsula Ridge is generously directing a portion of the funds raised at Jazz on the Ridge to McNally House a residential hospice here in Niagara West. McNally House Hospice opened its doors in April 2008. This free-standing, six suite, home-like residence provides, free of charge, 24-hour specialized palliative care to people living with a terminal illness, as well as those in their life circle. The hospice is a non-profit organization serving the Niagara West communities of Grimsby, Lincoln and West Lincoln. McNally House is Ontario’s first rural teaching hospice. Along with the highly skilled professional staff, McNally has 120 volunteers who give of their time and talents each week to help the residents and their families deal with life’s greatest challenges. The doors of the hospice did not open on their own. They opened because of the generosity of our communities and the help of many hearts and hands. The Founder’s Club of Peninsula Ridge has been by our side since day one and we are blessed with their support. We have a beautiful library and a very important Arjo Tub with a special lift for our residents, all generously provided by the Founders Club. We appreciate your support this evening as we continue our journey in providing our special care at no cost to our residents. Again welcome to another wonderful evening, enjoy the music, wine and delectable food. Rejean Picard Chair, McNally House Board of Directors page 4 volunteer list jazz on the ridge The Founders Club of Peninsula Ridge would like to thank the staff volunteers at Peninsula Ridge Estates for their time, energy and professionalism to make Jazz on the Ridge such an outstanding event! Peninsula Ridge Estates Winery Staff: Kevin Saldat Susan Pritchard Jessica Ventresca Jonathan Kuhling Jane Dietl Natalie Gorejko Joshua Beal Jamie Evans Ashley Singer Nathan Glover Laurent St Martin Sean Palmer Jackie Bennett The Restaurant at Peninsula Ridge Staff: Mel Lavallee Natasha Luburic Charlee Fazackerly Cory Atreo Jenna Clarke Melanie Tukonic Ashlee Dewitt Stephanie Dunits Special Thanks to our Jazz on the Ridge Volunteers: James Ferguson Skyler Pritchard Andrew Hubber Zerhra Gajic Jasmine Delgaty George Morettin Jasmine Delgaty Kim McLLroy Tiffany Turner Tanya Beal Pamela Blackwood Kimberly Hughes Julie Christian Lorne Gretsinger Rosalie Armbrust Emma Ferguson Carole Menzies Angel Robitaille Jo-Ann Price Shawna Kozun Lucy Belcior Jaclyn Palmer Gail O’Sullivan Freida Grant Wendy Jones Matthew Price page 5 jazz on the ridge platinum sponsor Comstock Canada is proud to join the Founder’s Club of Peninsula Ridge in presenting Jazz on the Ridge to benefit Niagara West YMCA & McNally House Comstock Canada Ltd. 3455 Landmark Road Burlington, ON L7M 1T4 T. 905.335.3333 www.comstockcanada.com raffle BUY A CHANCE TO WIN A fabulous selection of Niagara’s Finest VQA wines along with a few chosen imports and a deluxe wine fridge Selected and donated by the Founder’s Club of Peninsula Ridge Tickets: 1 for $10 or 3 for $20 Draw to be held in the Main Tent prior to Live Auction page 6 gold / silver sponsors jazz on the ridge Gold Sponsor McNally Construction Inc. 1855 Barton Street East, Hamilton ON L8H 7L8 905 549-6561 Silver Sponsors Williamson Printing Materials Limited 269 South Service Road Grimsby, Ontario L3M 1Y6 Phone: 905-945-2131 Walker Industries Holdings Limited P.O. Box 100, Thorold ON L2V 3Y8 60 Kerman Avenue, Grimsby, ON L3M 3W6 905 945-0624 www.zebrasigns.com page 7 jazz on the ridge live auction 9:15 pm MAIN MARQUEE 1. Enjoy A Weekend Retreat in Donated by Ellicottville 4 Days/ 3 Nights (Value Ed and Janet Lewis $2,050) Accommodations for up to 10ppl, 8- rounds of golf at Double Black Diamond (Holiday Valley) Golf Club. Includes a $400 dinner gift certificate to Dina’s Restaurant, a $300 Oasis Spa gift certificate and a $50 Watson’s Chocolate gift certificate. Some restrictions apply. 2. Grill of Your Dreams (Value $2,800) Donated by Impress your guests with a 30-inch Crown Verity commercial stainless steel grill with 4 burners, roll dome, end shelf and outdoor cover. 3. Tee it up! Norm Beal Classic Donated by (Value $1,200) Norm Beal Golf pkg for 3 at Peninsula Lakes Golf & Country Club. Includes a 5-course dinner paired with wines at The Kitchen House at Peninsula Ridge. Win a hole & win a bottle of wine. 4. His and Her Style (Value $1,300) Donated by Make a statement in a men’s Coppley custom- Coppley & made sportcoat, made specifically to your Harmony House measurements in your choice of luxury fabric Jewellers for him. For her a $500 gift certificate to Harmony House Jewellers. 5. Winemaker’s Tour & 5-Course Dinner Donated by The For 6 With A Brilliant Firework Kitchen House Display to End The Evening Restaurant at (Value $3,000) Peninsula Ridge Enjoy an evening at The Kitchen House & Garden City Restaurant with Peninsula Ridge Estates new Display Fireworks winemaker Jamie Evans.
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