June 23, 2016 • Issue 1044 • $1.00 Serving St. Joseph Island since 1995

Connecting our Community

Visit us online at www.islandclippings.com Tel: 705 246-1635 email: [email protected] Fax: 705 246-7060 Honours For Outstanding Seniors By Melinda Thomas This year, the Dr. Harold S. Trefry Memorial Centre’s Seniors and Disabled Persons Advisory Committee continued their ARIO ERGIO Minister Responsible for Seniors Affairs M S , tradition of celebrating their anniversary and Seniors’ Month announced that “June marks the 32nd anniversary of Seniors’ by hosting the 22nd annual Seniors Barbeque on Tuesday, Month in . To recognize the important role that sen- June 14th at the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 374 in iors play in our communities, we will be celebrating this year Richards Landing. under the theme of ‘Seniors Making a Difference.’ It is a fit- ting theme, given how our seniors have built our communi- In addition to arranging to have lively musical entertainment ties and cont inue to contribute their time and talents today in by Mike Cormier and Wayne and Margie Nott, and preparing many ways.” a deliciously abundant barbeque lunch, some very special at- tention was paid to twelve very extraordinary people when Continued on next page

A PART OF YOUR Northern Advantage COMMUNITY Office: 705-942-6000 OUTSTANDING SENIORS . . . continued from cover and Judi Dukes their ‘Senior of the Year’ award, Hilton Councillor Robert Jer- rard honoured Bill and Shirley Pollock, Village of Councillor Pat Davey commended Lavera Crack, and St. Joseph Councillor Lorraine Aelick paid tribute to Anna Hamilton. From the North Shore, MacDonald, Meredith and Aberdeen Councillor Jean Robbins honoured Garry and Susan Martineau,

they were awarded a plaque for ‘Senior of the Year’ by their respective Munici- palities. From St. Joseph Is- land, Jocelyn repre- sentative Reeve Mark Henderson presented Brian

Page 2 Laird Clerk-Treasurer Phyllis MacKay recognized Sally Kennedy, Mayor Chris Burton paid tribute to Jane Celebrating Fifty Years Smith, and Johnson Mayor Ted Hicks praised Pat and Lee Taylor. Heartfelt congratulations and applause to this year’s Seniors of the Year for their outstanding contributions. A Legacy of Caring Since 1965 Thank you to everyone who attended the barbeque and leant their cheer in honouring our seniors and volunteers who are integral in keeping our communities connected and sup- Proud supporters of ported with services that enable our residents to stay at home your community; our for as long as possible. Wishing everyone a safe and fun sum- mer! family providing your Photos by Teresa Parker family with dignified, affordable service in GEE’S TREE REMOVAL SERVICE your time of need.

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Give the Cook 2002 Huron Ridge the Day Off! Estate Park Model Stop in for a stack of Pancakes, Trailer 40 x 12 delicious sausages, scrambled eggs A Beautiful and Comfortable Summer Home & Island Syrup or Cottage. All you need is a lot! OUR NEW MENU now at the Currently located on St Joseph Island at the Boatel includes scrambled eggs • Includes Stairs and Porch Lions Club • Kitchen Appliances Kitchen table and more • New Shingles & Flashing Pancake Breakfast $24,900.00 OBO Sunday, June 26, 2016 Must sell Make an offer!! to arrange a viewing Hilton Community Hall Contact: Paul Labelle [email protected] • All you can eat Pancakes, Sausages, scrambled eggs & real or call 705-254-8999 St. Joseph Island Maple Syrup and of course coffee & juice. • Serving from 10 am until 1 pm • Adults $10.00 • Children (5 to 10) $5.00 • 4 & under free • Special immediate family rate (2 adults, 2 children) $25.00

All proceeds to be used for community based projects http://e-clubhouse.org/sites/stjosephisland/ https://www.facebook.com/St-Joseph-Island-Lions-Club-1661612220777428/ Page 3 Don’t Underestimate The St. Joseph Island Hunters & Anglers The ‘Power of Pink!’ Association By Bernie Crosby Well, I think we can safely say we raised $9,400.00. It was a bit PRESENTS of a trying year, down in sponsors and golfers, as everyone gets hit so hard for donations, but even so, we pulled it off Its Annual Island Fishing Derby and raised a bit over last year. We may be a nine hole course but we work hard at what we July 2 – 10, 2016 do. It was an awesome day and we were extremely pleased to In Ontario waters in contact with St. Joseph Island, have 4 survivors join us for supper and the festivities, so they including waters from Bar River to Thessalon were able to see how enthusiastically we do this for them. For Info, Rules and Registration Forms, As was befitting our 10th year we even ended with a tie so we visit www.sjiha.ca or contact: had to have a play off on the 9th hole. It was nice to see so many out on the deck watching this unfold. And so, with a Richard Winter at humongous thanks to our sponsors, volunteers, and golfers, we once again have a successful year completed. 705 246-1183 or John Paterson at Hospital Comment - An Old Saying 705 246-3352 “There’s more than one way to skin a ...” Children: $20.00 Farewell to “Matthews Memorial Hospital” as we know it and (12 and under) a big Thank You for all the years of excellent caring service. Adults: $50.00 With every name change there is always change in operation and it appears that, as in the past, there won’t be much notification. It’s called Progress? In conjunction with Ontario’s Free Fishing Week An old Island Resident, Elaine Robertson.

PLEASE JOIN US AT Harmony St. Mark’s United Church Hilton Beach Richards Landing, Ontario Open Air Market Silent Auction Come out to the weekly market Proceeds to: Saturdays from 10 am to 2 pm Harmony St. Mark’s Building Fund Starting June 25 until Community Outreach after Labour Day Friday July 1 12 noon to 6 pm Come and visit our returning and new vendors Saturday July 2 10 am to 4 pm for local produce in season, baking and handcrafted items. White Elephant Table, Tables available for rent for $5/week Bake Sale & Barbeque For information call 705 246-2242 on Saturday only! Tour the Arts Festival (July 2) Page 4 10th Annual Power of$9,400.00 Pink Charity Golf Tournament Awesome!!! What an awesome day, sunny, not too hot, the course in great shape and much laughter and fun had by all. We are so very blessed to have such a great group of sponsors and golfers who continue to stand by us year after year and it was our pleasure to have 4 of our survivors join us for supper. The Ladies League can’t thank you enough.

CORPORATE SPONSORS Hearing First, Investors Group Financial Services, Mastronardi Produce Ltd. Sunset Grown, Michael Skinner – Manulife Securities, Dr. Patience Simpson – Family Dentistry, Soo Mill & Lumber Co. Ltd., HOLE SPONSORS Algoma Financial Group, Artisan Gallery & Moose Sweats, Alan & Mavis Crawford, Bernie & Jim Crosby, Dallas Glawson of Century 21, Dr. Johanna Nelson-Dowding Optometrist, Don Littleton Electric & Fred’s Trailer Park, John & Laurie Hollingsworth, Island Springs Ladies League, Jim Jackson from London Life, Mom’s Restaurant, Nor Mech Engineering Inc., North Star Travel and Tours, Linda & Don Ross, Ray St. John, Andrea S. Young RMT, Tom Young Builders Ltd. “Remembering Dr. Sarah Foster”; SIGNAGE Kelly Buller; DOOR PRIZE Janet Callahan & Judi Dukes; EXPENSE SPONSORS Ambeault’s Confectionery, Clansmen Motel, Crimson Ridge Golf Inc., Rick Green, Northern Credit Union RL, St. Joseph Island Market, Stevens Bros. Contracting; DONATIONS Algoma Power Inc., Camille’s, Spence & Maridel Coutu, Anne Crosby-Craig, Don’s Garage, Dry Dock, Myra Eddy, Marlene Gibbs, Lorraine & Nelson Ingram, Island Clippings, Kent’s Corner, MacDonald Poitras Law Firm, Niki Moore, Robert Oliver, Norma & Ross Reilly, Don & Kay Sadowski, Alice & Ken Ward, Rod Wessell & Son, Joe & Jean Wiederkehr; PRIZE TABLE & TEAM SPONSORS Achieve Fitness for Women, Algoma University George Leach Centre, Algoma’s Water Tower Inn, All Season Sportswear, The Barr Road Flower Kart, CAA, Sheila Campbell, Canadian Cancer Society, Community First Credit Union Ltd., Pam & Harold Cooper, The Country Way Inc., Bernie & Jim Crosby, Dinelle’s Country Market, Echo Bay Home Hardware, Feel’n Fabulous, Forestland Clothing & Gifts, Kari Gamble RMT, Get A Grip, Gilbertson Enterprises, Hilton Beach Tourist Resort, Doug Hook, Huron Pines Golf and Country Club, Investors Group Financial, Island Scoop, Island Timber Mart, Jones’ Valu-Mart, June & Friends Hair Salon, Kentvale Home Hardware, Landing Feet First - Marcy Clark, La Terrazza Franzisi, Lawrence’s Springwater Farms, M&M Meat Shops, MacKay’s Island Pharmacy, Britney MacKay, Mane Street Salon & Spa, Mathewson Office Pro, Doreen May, McDougall Energy, Molson Coors , Mom’s Restaurant, Cal & Noreen Osborne, John Paterson, Quality Inn & Suites Bay Front, Tim Rankin of Superior Chrysler Dodge Jeep, Cathy Redmond, Roger Rosset of Savoy Jewellers, Royal Lepage – Carl Thomas, St. Joseph Island Coffee Roasters, Shampoo Alley, Shoppers Home Health Care, Dr. Dan Sicoli, Silver Creek Golf Course, Sports Gold, Ed & Ruth Stevens, Julie Stevens, Stone’s Office Supply Inc., Therese Styles, The Sugar Shack Gift Shop, Tamarack Health Foods & Gifts, Tilt’N Hilton Steak House & Beverage Co., Tupperware - Susan Strader, Usana – Sally Wismer, Crystal Wells, Woody’s Automotive; GIFT BAG DONATORS TR Barban, Marcia Caughill, Angie Green, Island Springs Golf Resort, Kent’s Maple Syrup Products, Sharon Stevens, Gloria Struk, Kay Vernelli, Diane Tasse, Crista Wardell; SPECIAL THANKS TO the Island Springs Ladies’ League and each Committee (big thanks Norma) for their continued hard work; TO the St. Joseph Island Branch of the Cancer Society for backing us; TO Jim Crosby for all you do (and the wine); TO Jane St. John (so glad you were back), Norma Reilly, Sally Wismer (for so very much), Linda Ross and Margaret Lees; TO St. Joe Island Coffee Roasters for donating the morning coffee; TO Island Springs Golf Resort, John, Marlene, Lory, Ian, Paul and the grounds crew; AND TO all the golfers who joined us in this venture to make it a strong battle for a very worthy cause.

Thank you to all who donated, golfed, or volunteered, and our survivors who are our inspiration and drive - we do this for you. If anyone has been missed, we apologize and do thank you.

“Alone we can do so little, Together we can do so much” Helen Keller

Page 5 St. Joseph Island THE SUGAR Museum Moment

SHACK WHAT IF I TOLD YOU that YOU, yes YOU, young and old, in-between, crafty or not could transform and bring GET READY FOR new life to that drab old piece of furniture, picture frame or SUMMER SALE! mirror in about 2-3 hours. How can this happen? Amazing do it yourself chalk paint that’s how. The St Joseph Island Museum is hosting an afternoon on Friday, Saturday, Sunday the finer details of do it yourself chalk painting right here at June 24-26th the museum. This will take place Sunday July 3 from 1-4 Get Your CANADA T-Shirt for only $10 pm. and Cap for only $7 Janet Callahan will be here teaching the course and showing Huge selection of styles and sizes what can be done with a few hours of time and a few sup- plies. for All Ages! Get your Canada Day supplies and All that you need before joining us for the tutorial is as fol- lows: come out for the annual TRACTOR TROT A small piece of furniture such as a magazine rack, plant stand etc., (please remember that it is a short afternoon, but Bright and early Canada Day morning you can take your newly learned skills and tackle larger See you there with your T-shirt on! project s at home). A medium sized paint brush and latex paint in the colour you wish to use. Hint: dollar store or craft store acrylic paint is just fine, a bottle of black or white paint can also be pur- Perfect Vacation Getaway chased to mix to your desired shade. Beautiful View of All you need to do is clean your piece thoroughly before you the Shipping come. TSP is a great cleaner, it can be purchased at any Channel and hardware store or even a degreasing dish soap could be used , be sure to wear gloves and use a rag or steel wool to sunsets. Lots of remove any grease or grime. parking, Cable TV/Phone & This will be a fun filled event, you should be able to trans- Internet. Fully form your piece in an afternoon. You will receive a handout of tips and recipes for do it yourself chalk paint, distressing equipped kitchen, techniques and dry brushing. BBQ, linens and towels. Everything We look forward to seeing all you crafters and non-crafters! included but food! Refreshments will be served. A minimum $1 0 fee per per- Sleeps 6-8. Rents son. Suitable for children but it is recommended they be over the age of 12. Please feel free to call the museum for by the week. May more details 705-246-2672. consider weekends Carrie Kennedy-Uusitalo, Curator (min 3 nights). Fall Hunting Packages available as Generously sponsored by Gilberston Enterprises well. Can be viewed at 1627 Lewis Road, at end of D Line, Sailors Encampment. For more details and pictures check out Like us on Facebook! kijijii vacation rentals Sault Ste. Marie and Algoma www.facebook.com/Islandclippings/?ref=aymt Call for rates and bookings: 705 971-2752 _homepage_panel & Please Share!

Page 6 Driver Charged Twice Within an Hour Kari Gamble, RMT Offering in home SOME PEOPLE just don’t seem to learn …. Registered Massage service only Therapy Serving Echo Bay On June 10, 2016 at 1:06 pm, East Algoma Ontario Provincial to Thessalon Police (OPP) responded to a traffic complaint of an east- Call and book an appointment today! bound vehicle travelling at high rates of speed and passing My Services include: unsafely on Highway 17. 30 minutes.....$50.00 60 minutes.....$80.00 At 1:25 p.m., police observed a vehicle travelling at a high rate 90 minutes.....$120.00 * Extra $10 charge for Echo Bay, and Thessalon or if of speed and matching the description provided by the com- required by distance to be travelled. plainant. A traffic stop was initiated. Investigation deter- I accept cash, credit, cheque as well as email money transfer. mined the driver’s licence was expired. Call 705-971-2249 Email: [email protected] Stephanie Bingham, 40 years of age, from Sault Ste. Marie, Gift Certificates also available Ontario, was issued two provincial offence notices and charged with: • Speeding, contrary to section 128 of the Highway Traffic; and • Drive Motor Vehicle-No Licence, contrary to section Day & Night 32(1) of the Highway Traffic Act. MOVING SERVICES PLUS! Then, at 2:02 pm, police observed the same vehicle on High- OPEN LATE & WEEKENDS. CALL ANYTIME! way 17, east of the Town of Thessalon, travelling at a high Local and long distance moving to any place in Canada. rate of speed and passing other motor vehicles. Another traf- Save money, Do it yourself, you load and unload 20 foot cube trailer fic stop was initiated. Stephanie Bingham was issued another • Free, no obligation estimates • “Last Minute” Moving provincial offence notice and charged with: Drive Motor Ve- • Packing and Unpacking Services hicle-No Licence, contrary to section 32(1) of the Highway • We move big screen tvs, upright pianos, woodstoves and safes Traffic Act. RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL Call the Insured Professionals at 705 254-9150 Arrangements were made to have a licensed driver attend the location and take control of the motor vehicle. 2nd Annual Big Pike Family Fishing RIDE AWAY WITH Derby This Weekend The Township of Johnson Recreation Committee and Fire GREAT SAVINGS Department are hosting the second annual Reg McHale Me- THIS SPRING. morial Big Pike Family Fishing Derby as a fundraiser for both departments on Saturday, June 25th. Registration begins at 8 am at the Johnson Township Public Dock, Hwy 17 and Drive, Desbarats, and all entries must be in by 3 pm. Early registration will be available at Stobie’s Family Restau- rant, on Highway 17 in Desbarats at 7 am. The entry fee is $15 for adults, $5 for kids 14 and under, or $25 per family. (In this case, a family is 2 related adults, for example husband/wife, grandparent/parent, parent/youth over 14, PLUS children 14 When you want versatility, comfort and and under who are siblings.) some savings in your pocket, get your IN STORE hands on a Husqvarna. Stop by to view our many in store specials. There’s never been a SPECIALS! All registration and measurements will take place at the John- better time to get legendary Husqvarna son Township Public Dock. Boats can launch there or at the performance and innovation for less. Public Ramp at Kensington Point or at a launch of their For more information visit your local Husqvana choosing. All fishing should take place in Lake Huron. dealer or husqvarna.ca KENTVALE The Johnson Township Fire Department will also be holding a hot dog and hamburger BBQ from noon to 4 pm at the reg- Sales & Service 712 K Line Road • Richards Landing istration site to help raise funds for equipment and program- (705) 246-2002 www.kentvale.com ming. www.kentvale.com For more information, please call Pat O’Gorman, 782 6601 ext 1-205 or email [email protected] Page 7 Page 8 HAZARD TREE REMOVAL KENTVALE • Professional Sales & Service Your Island • Certified 712 K Line Road TUPPERWARECatalogues, products and service • Trained • Experienced You must see this 127 year old www.kentvale.com Available at • Local General Store Kent’s Corner Call Matt at Susan Strader, Consultant (705) 542-9951 [email protected] 705 246-7029 246-2002 www.kentvale.com

Dr. Dean Love Desbarats Country Produce Chiropractor Open for the Season! From 9:30 am to 5:30 pm daily Available Every Day Closed Sundays of the Week Fresh chicken, tomatoes, greens, cukes peas now in and strawberries soon plus lots at 1139 D Line, Richards Landing of other goodies. Call 246-1628 for an Appointment 4378 Government Road Just outside Desbarats. Follow the blue market signs

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The advertiser agrees that the publisher shall not be ISLAND YOGA OUR ADVERTISERS DESERVE liable for damage arising from errors in advertisements be- Beginning July 12th - August 18th. yond the amount paid for the space actually occupied by Tuesday and Thursday mornings 9:30 - 10:30 YOUR BUSINESS! that portion of the ad in which the error occured. There shall Old Town Hall, Richards Landing be no liability for non-insertion of any ad. Cost for ads may They keep our local economy be adjusted from time to time due to price increases of All levels welcome. $15. per class. postage, paper and ink. Ads cannot be copied. The editor re- Iyenger Certified Teacher healthy and make publishing serves the right to edit, revise, classify or reject an ad. Arti- MEGAN JACOBS cles submitted do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the For more info email the Island Clippings possible! editor. [email protected] 905 716-8129 Page 9 Carl Thomas Caroline Miller Broker/Owner Salesperson 705-246-8585 416 931-1449 cell [email protected] 705 542-9967 cell 705 942-6000 office www.carlthomas.ca Northern Advantage [email protected] View More Pictures on line at www.carlthomas.ca.Office: 705-942-6000 s o l d

STUNNING VISTAS SWIMMING, FISHING & BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT, CANOE POINT A RUSTIC LANE Striking off grid Viceroy Home with TURN KEY BOATING Private location. Upstairs has 2BR, 11/2 Private location for this newer ranch great views over Desbarats Lake. Bright and cheery 4 season cottage Bright 4 BR cottage features pine and Baths and living area. Master BR has deck to enjoy the morning sunrise. Main style home set in a 100 acre maple Floor to ceiling windows flood 3 lev- with spectacular veiws of the channel cedar interior with skylights. Sliding els with natural light. Fully furnished from the front porch. Immaculately doors to wraparound deck and beauti- level features open concept LR/DR/KIT, bush. This stunning open concept fea- hot tub and laundry. New windows. 24 x tures 2.5baths, hardwood floors, full including stainless steel appliances, restored with Napolean propane FP, ful yard with spectacular views. Wood burning cedar sauna with shower and 32 garage is handyman's dream. basement, huge garage and separate hickory cabinets, woodstove and 700 new flooring, insulation, shingles, Gorgeous view of the lake $369,000. change room. Dock and deck. Work- 28 x 36 Shop. a "MUST SEE" at sq ft decking. Full basement. windows. Garage and extra lot Call Murry Pritchard Salesperson $499,000. Located on 6 acres $479,000. included. $189,000. shop with loft. $229,000. 705-849-0976

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AFFORDABLE COTTAGE: ISLAND RETREAT! A GREAT LOCATION! Located on Richards St just south of WOODED 50 ACRES Beautiful lakefront home with kids Enjoy the summer at Sun Set Point, St. the Town of Richards Landing, this IDEAL COUNTRY Cozy bungalow with radiant heat approved sandy beach. recent Joseph Island. Dinette/ kitchen combo, 15A building site is ideal for an Neat and cozy 2BR with custom field living room and large screened porch renovations include new bath, floor- from outdoor furnace. Metal roof and executive home, hobby farm or other stone FP sitting on 11A. Huge rear facing the water. Sit back and relax and ing, shingles, doors windows and vinyl siding. Large outbuildings in- possibilities. Call Carl for more deck with view of lake Huron. Perfect watch the ships make their way up and insulation. Garage, appliances and retirement home minutes from down the channel and take in the glori- cluding pole barn and garage. Lots of some furnishings add to the value of details. $119,000. Desbarats and marina. ous sunsets. Large lawn for lots of play wildlife and trails for the ATV. this great year round island home. $159,000. area plus the water. $104,900. $148,900. $189,000. N E W P R I C E

PINE CONE COTTAGE Professionally designed and built in BRIGHT AND SPACIOUS! SAILORS ENCAMPMENT 2002 capturing the spirit and romance CHARMING ENGLISH 2 BR bungalow with views of Lake of a vintage camp. Attention to detail COTTAGE COUNTRY COMFORT! 3 BR year round home on private and 3 BRM 4 season cottage. 1350 sq ft. Huron. Located in village of Hilton and craftsmanship is evident in the Quiet location on lightly traveled private secluded matured treed waterfront lot stone fireplace, oak flooring, wood- Hardwood flooring. Wood road with access to the water. 3BR with Beach, features cozy main floor with beautiful rear yard overlooking work, vaulted ceilings and cedar sid- burning stone fireplace in sunken natural cedar interior, main floor master family room with gas fireplace, new the kid friendly sand beach. Bunkie, ing. Open concept design leads parlour & master. Sunny kitchen, and large upstairs family room. Large shingles, windows and furnace. sauna and two car garage with loft. through French doors to screened dining, walk-in pantry. Story book like bunkie or convert to workshop. Large deck for summer entertaining. Watch the ships and enjoy fabulous porch. Beautiful views of the North property (shy of 4 acres) with pasture, $159,900. Channel from this mature treed water- Reasonably priced at $119,000. sunsets. $249,000. front lot. $339,000. mature apple trees & old homestead. Courtyard & lush gardens. $399,000.

PERFECT LOCATION: PERFECT SUMMER YOU'LL LOVE THE VIEW! Tucked behind acres of mature forest and nestled along 358ft of water GETAWAY 100 ACRE RETREAT Lake front home on the island with HOUSE AND SHOP! frontage in a quiet secluded bay, this Immaculate winterized 2 bdr., open 2 storey log home is full winterized hardwood and ceramic floors and 5A country property with charming 3Br year round home features hard- concept kitchen/living space. Cedar in- maple cupboards in new kitchen, 3BR house, double garage and 2000sq for seasonal or year round living, wood and ceramic floors, vaulted terior, wood stove, finished basement, wood stove and sliding doors to ft Steel shop with 3 overhead doors, large front deck and balconies for ceilings and 400sq ft waterside deck screened gazebo, 800 sq.ft. tiered large wrap around deck overlooking cement floor, insulated and heated and and boat launch. Out buildings in- deck. Manicured grounds, scenic view, views over the wooded acerage. Lots the water. 1 1/2 car garage for the presently operating as auto repair clude large heated garage/workshop, stream runs through property. Abun- of ATV trails, stream and access to water toys. Deep level lot with sand garage which equipment can be pur- chicken coop, potting house, unique dant wildlife & birds. 21.5 ft trailer 500 Acres of crown land. Lots of wild at the shore. Just move in and chased separately. Ideal for a trades- available for $5,000. pole barn with viewing tower. Turn man or hobby garage. Call for more life. $249,000. enjoy the summer. $215,000. $229,900. key at $429,000. info. $279,000. Page 10 Murray Pritchard Ken White Salesperson Salesperson 705 356-1416 office 705 942-6000 office or 705 849-0976 cell cell at 705-254-9825 705 356-0094 fax [email protected] [email protected]

f e a t u r e LIVE AT THE LAKE! Elegant waterfront home with large level lot, sand beach, RICHARDS LANDING! dock, heated bunkie and detached garage. New kitchen Enjoy coffee on the huge rear deck in the morning sun with access designed for people who like to cook and entertain leads from the dinette. to large deck for barbecues and Modern 3BR bungalow in the summer parties. Landing with large rear yard. NEW listing Well appointed new listing Well appointed with partially throughout. Just finished full basement, ensuite move in and enjoy bath and separate dining area. all the seasons on Great location to walk to $325,000St. Joseph Island. shops, post office, restau- . rants, library and marina. $189,000 STYLISH 4 SEASON HOME COOL LAKE BREEZES! Well appointed 3 BRM turn key waterfront home. Enjoy Spacious waterfront ranch close to sunrise from the kitchen, Richards Landing. Open concept with dining room and parlour. living room and family room opening unto huge 10 x 30 Florida Room fac- Hot tub. Sauna. Expansive s o l d ing the water. Large level lot with over deck. 1.5 Garage with work 350 ft of waterfront. Garage/workshop shop. Incredible view. A $249,000.with additional ATV storage. Must See! $249,000. GREAT LOCATION PRIME PROPERTY IN A PRIME LOCATION!! Very well maintained 3 + 1 bedroom home in Richards Landing. Walking Exclusive property that offers stunning view of Sailors distance to all amenities. Upgraded Encampment. This 2.9 acre property overlooking the shipping kitchen, living room and channel has a 2 bedroom, 11/2 bath home, stone fireplace & walk windows, 1 ½ baths. Hardwood floors out basement. Upper part of the throughout. Large deck overlooking the property has a small serviced back yard with porch/sun room. Base- cabin. Well kept grounds offer a ment is partially finished with 3 pc bath spectacular view to the south as and 4th bedroom. There is a large vegetable garden with excellent soil for grow- well as the shipping channel. ing. Fully wired detached garage with work shop and attached garden shed. 200 Mixed evergreen, hardwood and amp electrical service. $179,900. $450,000.apple trees & local wildlife. COMMERCIAL

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ISLAND COMMERCIAL BE YOUR OWN BOSS! VARIETY STORE Create your own employment on Beau- Commercial building in downtown VARIETY STORE PLUS! tiful St. Joseph Island at this estab- Hilton Beach close to the marina. Long established family business A unique opportunity to operate a lished bakery and cafe. Price includes Presently operated as a restaurant on in town acre lot. Variety and gift well established store in Hilton land, building and equipment. Great which can be continued or converted store with Lotto. 40 x 60 steel visibility and high traffic area as you to other uses. Turn your business idea Beach. Convenience store, Lotto, building for additional business enter the island. into a reality. Great opportunity for LCBO outlet. High traffic location and uses. Continue the exiting business model or year round or seasonal business. Call near the waterfront and busy marina. initiate your own ideas. Great business for more info $95,500. opportunity. Page 11 Hats Off Once Again to Our Volunteer Firefighters An WHILE MANY OF US were losing our hats to Monday’s high gusting winds, our Island volunteer firefighters were Invitation strapping on their helmets – over and over again. With re- ports coming in constantly of trees down on power lines, Al- o help Dawn and Paul Rowe goma Power crews and helpful residents – practically everyone who could wield a chain saw – were kept busy celebrate their fiftieth throughout the day. Lik ewise with our island firefighters, who were called out repeatedly to deal with the calls that Anniversary. were seemingly pouring in from all sides. The coming of evening brought still more serious stuff, as July 2nd confused reports began coming in about a brush fire that had broken out at the Jocelyn landfill site. Through some appar- Come and Go, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. ent breakdown in radio and paging communications, many at The Trefry Centre local firefighters were unaware of the emergency until neigh- bours came or called to tell them about it. Pot luck dinner to follow for those Jocelyn firefighters, with the welcome assistance of Hilton who have time and desire. Union Fire, soon had the fire controlled, then out, as St. Joseph Township firefighters remained on standby alert to as- sist if necessary. No information is available at our press time of what might have caused the fire, but the winds cer- tainly played a part in its quick spreading. It was still not over Tuesday morning, as St. Joseph Township firefighters were again called out to deal with yet another brush fire, caused by a tree down on a power line. It’s sure been a busy week for them all. Thanks guys, for all that you do!

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To our Staff: Thank you for your loyalty and dedication over the years. We appreciate you! Thank you Carl Thomas our realtor for all your help. Welcom Scott Gardiner, the new owner, is young & energetic with new & fresh ideas. It’s great! The store will be closed June 29th & 30th for inventory and the transition. Open again July 1st at 7 am i Sunday June 26th 2 pm We are having an Auction Sale at the big garage. Lathes, welders, band saw, brass bell from a train, snowblower, chain saws, winches, jacks, pumps, many tools, fridges, stoves, cabinets, corn pot, quilts, antiques etc. Something for everyone. Thank you Jay & Cheryl

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1581 Bridge Road, (Mom’s Restaurant) Well established popular restaurant in high 3345 Haight Road 3389 Joques Bay Rd 5140 Wierzbicki traffic location. 70+ seats. Great opportunity! Gorgeous cottage with spectacular view of 42 Acres with 1240’ frontage with cottage Waterfront 3 bdrm, open concept with $229,900 Twin Lakes. $234,900 & garage! $250,000 loads of glass. $229,900

2328 Huron Line 607 Centre Line Rd. Bright & spacious in a gorgeous country setting this Lots 6, 7, 8 & 9 Canoe Point Rd. 51 Island Gawas Bay 300+ Acres! Character home, well, septic, 410’ water frontage on Canoe Point Road significantly updated 3 bdrm bungalow has it all! Own your own island! Stunning setting in garage, wrap around 2nd level deck & more $229,900 Gawas Bay with gorgeous cottage. 224,900 $395,000 $369,900

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AROUND THE WORLD, the Lions Clubs’ year runs from Book Now for July 1st to June 30th. At the St. Joseph Island Lions Club din- ner meeting on June 1, the new Executive for the coming year Spring was introduced: Shell includes President – Mike Trainor Labour & Materials 1st Vice President – Gerald Rahn 2nd Vice President - Jack Priest 24’ x 28’...... $16,260 Secretary – Sherry Rodgers 26’ x 26’ .....$16,360 Treasurer – Paula Renault Membership Chair – Susan Kerr 28’ x 30’ .....$20,330 Directors – Dan Ren ault, Charles Nelson, Dan Campbell & plus taxes Don Mersereau. Ask us for pricing on other sizes! At the business meeting on Wednesday, June 15th the outgo- ing Executive wished the new slate the best of luck in the coming year and pledged support to their efforts on behalf of the club. The St. Joseph Island Lions Club was formed in June, 1972, [email protected] making next year our 45th anniversary. The club takes great Mark Henderson 246-2110 pride in having been able to offer services and assistance to other organizations, to youth, to seniors and the disabled here on the Island and far reaching for so long. Like most other service organizations, the core members are NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! aging and there is an increasing need to attract new members to assist in the club’s activities. A few hours a month can make a huge difference in the life of someone less fortunate Day & Night who requires some help. New members are c apable of bring- ing renewed vitality, ideas and energy to our club. There is no GENERAL CONTRACTING SERVICES PLUS requirement to attend all meeting or events - just the willing- • Residential Roofing & Repairs • Additions, Garage & Deck ness to participate if and when you are available. • Sheds & Fences • Workmanship Guaranteed • Asphalt Shingles • Soffit & Fascia • Window & Door Installations If you are interested in learning more about what we do and • Serving All of where you could fit in please contact any Lions member or FREE ESTIMATES • RESIDENTIAL • FULLY LICENSED & INSURED our membership chair, Susan Kerr at 705 257-6797 or suzy- $2 MILLION GENERAL LIABILITY LIMIT • WSIB COVERAGE [email protected]. Call the Insured Professionals at 705 254-9150 I personally want to thank everyone for the support they have shown to the club over the past 44+ years. I ask that this support continue by attending our pancake breakfasts the ADVANCED URBAN FORESTRY fourth Sunday each month except December, take part in the PROFESSIONAL ARBORIST Fully Insured bridge walks, buy Lions’ mints, have lunch at the community • Tree Removal • Tree & Hedge Pruning day booth or stuff yourself with popcorn. • Lot Clearing • Forestry and Landscape Thanks to all • Design & Improvements • Spring Clean-up Robert Kerr, Past President - St. Joseph Island Lions Club 24 Hour Emergency Services Free Estimates “WE SERVE” Discounts available for seniors & churches Email: [email protected] Phone: 705 257-8360 Page 16 A Word About Wood Heating …. Although not wishing to embroil modest incomes. This policy, if the Clippings in political argu- fully implemented, will hurt fami- ments, we couldn’t help but take lies across Ontario, particularly in note of a June 15th statement by rural areas. Robert Sopuck, MP for the Mani- Wood consumption in Canada ac- toba Riding of Dauphin-Swan counts for 30% to 35% of renew- River – Neepawa when he ad- able energy use, second only to dressed Parliament on what could hydro electricity. Governments become a very touchy issue in rural across Canada should celebrate Ontario, or anywhere else for that wood heat, given it is the most car- matter: bon neutral energy source avail- “Mr. Speaker, in the name of envi- able. ronmental pro tection, the Ontario I would urge that governments Liberal government has moved to across Canada support those mil- phase out what it calls low effi- lions of self-sufficient Canadians ciency wood burning stoves that who choose to heat wi.th wood provide heat for hundreds of thou- However, should the anti-wood sands of Ontario residents. burning policy of the Ontario gov- This excruciatingly bad environ- ernment catch fire with the Gov- mental policy will eliminate one of ernment of Canada, they will have the most cost effective heating op- to pry my axe and chainsaw from tions for those who choose to heat my cold dead hands.” with wood, many of whom live on

Page 17 Cottage For Sale: Brown leather couch, in great Older 3 Bed- info. AlgomaTrad is also once condition: $125; blue plaid pull- room cottage. 2 car garage and again seeking billet hosts and a out couch with cherrywood many upgrades. New doors, few trailers (for light use). Julie frame, in good condition: $75; windows and kitchen. Phone or Pat 705 782-4311. FACTO window air conditioner 705 246-0873. Leave message The Richards Landing Women’s in excellent shape, 5200 BTU if no answer and we will call Institute Waterfront Park will be There will not with 3 speed fan and adjustable back. celebrating its 100 Year Anniver- extenders. Used 1 season: be any Friday SALES sary on Monday, July 3 2017. $100. In smoke-free home in The Women's Institute is looking Hilton Beach. Call 226 926-4322 Night Foods Sportsmen’s Stor- for a photo (likely black & white) Two #8 boat anchors with rope Yardage sale: to use on their invitations. If you due to and chain and one #12 boat an- on Saturday, July 2 at 9 am. have a quintessential photo of Lobsterfest. chor: $60 each. Heavy-duty kick All items wanting to disappear. people in the park from 1917- motor bracket; will hold 30 hp 4 Harley parts, tools, collectables, 1967 that we can copy please stroke motor. Paid $400 US, for antiques, boats & vehicles. contact Carol at 705 246-3942 sale at $225 Cdn. or [email protected]. Multi-family Garage Sale: Satur- Pasta Dinner: FOR SALE Call 705 246-7293 day, June 25th starting at 7 am. Provided by Medium duty band saw & scroll At 668 Lakeside Drive, at the Royal Canadian Legion Br. 211 2005 Highlander 410,000 kms saw. Never been used. Also, North end of the A Line. Lots of in support of Aeriel Biron's hu- but in excellent shape. It does over 50 .303 cartridges. furniture, household items etc. manitarian trip to Mexico. June 30. Bruce Mines Community need some mechanical work. Call 705 246-0262 1693 Lake St in the garage Hall. Cash bar at 5:30, Supper Comes with snow tires and rims many new items added weekly. $1,200. Call 705 246-2887 2 used couches, $100 for both. at 6:00. Call 705 206-1590 for Call 705 987-1011 We have fresh baking including tickets. Adults $15, children Hamilton Beach Automatic pies bread and cookies to name under 13 $8. Roaster Oven $15. Roma Food ITEMS WANTED a few. We also have a large col- Strainer - used once. Great for lection of clothes that sell for .25 Coaches needed for youth Soc- applesauce and tomato paste or Wanted an old treadle sewing a piece. Tons of other items cer. If you'd like to volunteer to juice. $40. ($75. new) machine, does not need to be available. help out with any age group Call 705 246-7878 working but prefer if complete. please contact Jody Wildman at Maple table, Villas, solid maple Please email ANNOUNCEMENTS 705-246-0616 or Michelle [email protected] Pearse at 705-246-2625. with two leaves and two odd Bible Verse Signs: chairs. $175. Call 705 246-0394 Wanted a clean, full sized fridge The Gospel Brochures are available for A pair of solid maple bar stools in good shape. Text Mission is currently taking children wanting to go to Camp with spindle backs. The seat Call 705 246-1588 requests to display one of their McDougall. There are different height is 27 inches and total WORK WANTED KJV Bible Verse Signs on your dates in July and August for dif- height is 44 inches. $50 obo for property. You provide the loca- ferent ages. Any child is wel- the pair. Call 705 246-3810 tion, prayerfully choose the KJV come. Assistance with cost is Two workers available to do verse and we furnish the sign. available if needed. Call Lorrena We’re moving! 1947 Interna- yard work or other small jobs. Ownership of the sign stays with Bookman from the United tional A tractor & trailer. Asking Call 705 246-3657 the mission. Installment and Churches Outreach Committee $2,500. or best offer. Air com- maintenance are free and the at 705 246-2103 for information. presser $100. Lots of tools & REAL ESTATE area serviced is between Es- Auction Sale of Horses & saws. Call 705 246-2972 or panola and Sault Ste. Marie. Lakefront Bungalow; Tack, 705 246-3905 3 bed- Kindly send your particulars to: Saturday June 25th at the room, 2 bathroom open concept, [email protected] Thessalon Stock Yards. Tack Two bikes for sale: lady’s AlgomaTrad is now open for Schwinn 18 speed hybrid with large sunroom, deck has electric and equipment will sell at 11 am registrations with the horses to follow. There mirror and computer $75; men’s retractable awning, all facing the for its August 14- 24 speed Lotus touring 24 lake. 1,357 sq. ft., maintenance 20th camp. Classes will run from is a $50 fee to consign horses speed with mirror, panniers, clip- free with new roof on house and the 15th-19th in Richards Land- with no extra commission. There pless pedals $100. Lots of ex- garage. 1.7 acres with with 134 ing. Music, dance, community is a 6% commission on Tack tras with them. feet of sandy shoreline. Many theatre arts, great food, bas- and Equipment. To make con- Call 705 246-7878 extras, low taxes. For more de- ketry, clay, awesome people! signments or for more informa- tails, call 705 246-3939 www.algomatrad.ca for more tion, call Jackie Emiry at 705 REQUEST FOR QUOTES PICNIC TABLES The Township of St. Joseph is seeking quotes for the supply Tree and Hedge Removal Services or construction of up to 15 wooden picnic tables, two of OPEN LATE & WEEKENDS. CALL ANYTIME! which must be accessible. Plans will be provided. • Hazardous tree removal Quotation forms are available on the Township website, or • Tree stump grinding & removal at the Township office between 8:30 am and 4 pm, • Tree cutting, shaping & hedge removal • Tree & shrub pruning & removal Monday to Friday. • Residential and Commercial Deadline for submissions is Monday, July 4, 2016 at 4 pm. • Fully insured up to $2 million We cut down and remove dead wood, big or small trees Carol Trainor, A.M.C.T. 24 hour, year round service FREE no obligation estimates Clerk/Administrator Serving St. Joseph Island and all of Algoma 705-246-2625 ext 202 • [email protected] Tel: 705 254-9150 Page 18 246-7621 or David Bordeleau at THANK YOU Margot Elisabet Laude (Boschen) 705 542-5765 Passed away peacefully, surrounded by her Jocelyn Recreation invites you I would like to thank all the peo- loved ones, at Greater Niagara Hospital on to their annual Canada Day Pot ple for supporting me on Friday Sunday, June 19, 2016, at the age of 86 years. Luck picnic on July 1st starting June 17, 2016 at the Relay For Predeceased by her first husband, Peter at 6:30 p.m. at the A-Line Park Life. It was a beautiful evening. Nelson, she is survived by her husband of 56 (by Fort St. Joseph) There will Thank you to the ladies at the years, Richard Laude and her children: Tamara, be a pot luck dinner, children’s Post Office for taking my pledge Jeanette (David,) Richard Jnr. (Carolyn,) games, face painting and fire- sheets. I could not have done it Lorraine (Vito) and John-Paul (deceased.) works at dusk. For info without all of you. Together, we Adored Oma to Zakary (deceased,) Leif, Tess, Jessica, Jakob, Marah and call 705 246-2025 or email have raised $2,200.Together we Melissa. Great grandmother to Atlas and Mitenah. Also survived by her [email protected]. can make aRita difference. Cloutier Until sister Doris (Hans-Herman,) and her nephews, Thomas and Andreas, next year, in Fulda, Germany. All are welcome to join us for a hymn sing followed by ice Our heartfelt thanks to our Margot was always interested, thoughtful, kind and meticulously just. cream sundaes at 6pm on Sun- friends and neighbours for their She was an adventurous partner to her husband, Richard, building five day June 26th at the MacLen- flowers, cards,food and dona- houses together in Wawa and Michipicoten Mission. Later, in retirement, nan hall located at 762 tions to the Heart & Stroke on St. Joseph Island, Richard and Margot enjoyed community life, MacLennan Road, Desbarats. Foundation in Anita's memory. grandchildren and the Island's natural beauty. Your caring and sharing has This event will be hosted by The Margot read newspapers, books and Macleans magazine regularly. helped us greatly in our time of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Eric Tuomela & family. Though she suffered personal tragedies in life, her spirit was not damp- sorrow. Day Saints. ened, her deep faith carried her through. We, her family, are eternally The Daynard family reunion will grateful for her devotion and kindness. She leaves an enormous gap. be Saturday, June 25th from 2 Interment will be held later this summer at Woodland Cemetery in Wawa. pm – 10 pm at the Jocelyn Community Hall. Pot luck with “For what you gave, during your life, games and karaoke. A fun night! for this, every gratitude will be too small. Remember the 10th Side Road Thou has carest for your beloved ones, closure between the F&G and from early to late, from day to day. I Lines! Any questions, call 705 Thou hast been so modest, duty and work, only, 246-1022 is what you have known. With everything, we were content, ever. Now, you mayest sleep in everlasting peace...” Visit Moose DOGS Sweats First! ONLY 8709 Hwy 17 E. GROOMING BY Bruce Mines, ON Tractor Trot! 705 785-3739 SHELENA Truly personal attention... July 1st Grooming one dog at a time - yours! 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246-2777 RICHARDS LANDING Page 19 Classified Ads and Announcements The Island Clippings is pleased to publish personal Classified Ad- ments. Such advertising must be via display advertising, governed vertising and Public Service Announcements of 50 words or less, by our published rates in effect at that time. free of charge to Island residents, as a community service. Other Ads or announcements will appear in one issue, but may be re- than personal for sale ads (please limit three items) the announce- peated, to a maximum of three weeks (space permitting). Adver- ment must be of value to the community. We reserve the right to tiser must resubmit ad each week. To ensure space for everyone, decide if the ad is of service to the com munity. Please identify please limit your content to a maximum of 50 words. yourself when sending in a classified or your ad will not be pub- lished. Ads can be placed by: Email to: [email protected] or by phone 705 246-1635 (from 9 – 5, Mon-Fri) Ads or announcements for non-residents or items or services, to or fax 705 246-7060. be sold for profit, or generate income or events charging an en- Mail to: Island Clippings trance fee (which includes “not for profit organizations”) as well RR1, Hilton Beach, ON P0R 1G0 as items valued at over $1,000. will incur a nominal charge of $10. Or simply put it in our pick-up box conveniently located at Am- plus HST. We reserve the right to determine if a fee is required. beault’s. Kent’s Corner & the Hilton Beach Waterfront Centre. We reserve the right to edit down to 50 words or less. Sorry, we’re not available on Sundays. Business or commercial ads, including those placed by individu- als do not qualify as Classified ad or Public Service Announce- WHAT’S HAPPENING ON ST. JOE Friday St. Joseph Twp, Public Library - 5 pm to 8 pm richwood hair design DONNA BOND Hilton Union Library - 3 pm to 5 pm & 7 pm to 9 pm Hens & Stitches, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10 am to 12 pm, 705 246- OWNER/HAIRSTYLIST 0036 Tuesday 705 971-4220 Island Cast-a-Weighs, Calorie Watchers,moved to Hilton Beach Wa- Cribbage (singles), Legion Hall - 7:30 pm ($4.00 per person) Unit 1, Waterfront Centre terfront Centre, near Hilton Beach Post Office, same time - 8:30 am Free pool all day in the Legion lounge Walking at the Legion - 9 am to noon Quilting - 1-3 pm, Main Floor Waterfront Centre, Hilton Beach except the 3rd week held at the Trefry Centre. 705 246-0036 Friday Foods at the Legion Childcare Algoma C.A.P. Children’s Playgroup - 10 am to noon AA Meeting, United Church (new addition, side door) - 8 pm at Free Methodist Church Andrea S. Young, RMT REGISTERED MASSAGE Saturday Yoga, Old Town Hall, RL - 7 to 8:30 pm, drop-ins welcome THERAPIST The Children’s Library - 10 am to 3 pm, Storytime at 10:30 am Wednesday 88 Barr Road S. Hilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm Desbarats Walking at the Legion - 9 am to noon Free pool all day in the Legion lounge Nordic Pole Walking at the Legion - 10 am 705 542-2840 St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 10 am to 3 pm Life Labs at the Dr. Trefry Centre - 9:30 to 10:30 am St. Boniface Roman Catholic, Hilton Beach at 4:30 pm. Free pool in the Legion lounge Teen Game Night - Legion lounge - 6 pm to 9 pm Bridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 5 pm (Open to all seniors) Sunday 705 246-0036 The Anglican Parish of St. Joseph & St. George St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 10 am to 3 pm Debbie’sA full service family Hair salon offeringHut worships at 11 am at Holy Trinity, Jocelyn Food Bank, United Church, Richards Landing (side door) - 1 only the finest hair products. pm to 3 pm Free Methodist, 10th Side Rd. Coffee, tea and friendship at Debbie Shaughnessy - Owner 10:30 am. Children’s Library 9 am - 12 Noon, Storytime at 10:30 am Worship service 11 am. Hilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm - Phone number: 705 246-0457 Island Bible Chapel, Richards Landing. 705 255-3520. Lord’s Supper 10 am, Family Bible Hour 11:15 am. League pool in the Legion Lounge at 7:30 Grace United, Hilton Beach. 9:30 am. JUNE ATM Wednesday Food at the Legion 7:30 to 9 pm FRIDAY Harmony St. Marks United, Richards Landing. 11 am. Thursday SATURDAY 12-7 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, at MacLennan SUNDAY Hall, Primary, Priesthood, Relief Society.10 - 10:40 Sunday Dr. Trefry Centre’s Day Out Program - 9 am to 3 pm. Ice Cream Bar & Gift Store School 10:50 - 11:30 Sacrament Meeting 11:40 - 12:30 Coffee Connections 9 am, Dr. Trefry Centre, Come for a coffee! MAPLE SYRUP • PUDDINGSTONE KIDS DIY CRAFTS FROZEN ENTREES Monday Children’s Library 9 am - 12 noon, Storytime at 10:30 am, HILTON BEACH MARINA 705 989 4102 After school Program 3:30 pm to 5 pm, Walking at the Legion - 9 am to noon Free pool all day in the Legion lounge Euchre, Legion Hall - 7:30 pm ($4.00 per person) Exercise Class, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm Bridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 4 pm (Open to all seniors) 705 246-0036 The Children’s Library, 10 am - 3 pm, Storytime 10:30 am Woody's Automotive Exercise Class, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10 am St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 3 pm to 8 pm For all your automobile, Free pool all day in the Legion lounge snowmobile & ATV repairs Carpet Bowling for 50 Plus, Legion - Refreshments Available - 705 246-8800 1 pm Hilton Beach Page 20