Highway 26 East KIA OF OWEN SOUND 519-371-4447 across from Montana’s www.kiaowensound.ca 1-800-930-5616 Newsstand Price $1.50 ruceThe eninsula ress B P P Since 1988 DELIVERING LOCAL NEWS TO THE NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA FOR 30 YEARS 2019 Number Fifteen September 10 to October 1, 2019 Bear Tracks New Leader in Walsh’s MRI Challenge Submitted by Kevin Walsh The first cheque written to Bruce Peninsula Health Services Foundation to start The MRI Challenge was written on November 29th… over nine months ago. No birth of a baby, but over $55,000 have been raised thru the challenge to help fund the Bruce Peninsula’s portion of the MRI being installed in the Grey Bruce Regional Health Centre. I set out to try and make a difference and together with all of the contributors we have, but the Bruce Peninsula Health Services Foundation portion of the 4.7 million for the MRI is $450,000 so we still have a ways to go. I am very excited to say that we have had two more very generous donations to add to the list of businesses and individuals who have raised the stakes and kept the challenge rolling. Ron and Nancy Cunningham have donated $5,200.00 as a result of the Hayes’s Challenge that Challenges the Challenge. The donation was made in memory of Ron’s mother Hester Cunningham. Thank you so much for your very generous donation toward this vital Photo L-R: Sandy Walsh accepts a donation of $5,210.00 from new MRI challenge leaders Roberta and Jeff Mielhausen piece of Hospital Equipment. of Bear Tracks Inn and Restaurant in Ferndale. Continued on next page New 12-Acre Purchase at Driftwood Cove 221 Stunt Drivers Charged Will Bring BPNP Closer to Completion Since January on Hwy 6 News Release OPP Media Release kilometres an hour or more over the posted Canada’s natural speed limit. Over the weekend, a total of landscapes inspire LABOUR DAY LONG 13 drivers were charged with stunt driving pride from coast to WEEKEND RECAP in the Grey Bruce detachment area. The drivers lost their vehicle for 7 days, their coast to coast. Nature Grey Bruce Ontario Provincial Police driver’s licence for 7 days and they were is important not only to (OPP) officers responded to 279 calls for served with a summons to attend court to our cultural identity, but service over this past Labour Day long answer to the charge. also to our health and weekend. Officers received 55 traffic our communities. That’s complaints from concerned members of From May 16 to September 3, 2019, why the Government the public. 13 motor vehicle collisions were 730 Provincial Offence Notices for speeding of Canada is doubling reported, all were minor in nature with were served to drivers on Highway 6, the amount of nature minor injuries. A boat collision, involving between Wiarton and Tobermory. protected in Canada’s 2 vessels on Georgian Bay, resulted in two In 2019, January 1st to September lands and oceans by people receiving serious injuries. 3rd, Grey Bruce OPP have charged 221 2020. Traffic enforcement on Highway driver with stunt driving, 176 of the Today, the Minister 6 continued over the weekend with 44 charges have been on Highway 6, a 75km of Environment and drivers being charged with speeding and 9 length of highway between Wiarton and Climate Change and drivers were charged with stunt driving-50 Tobermory. Minister responsible for Continued on page 7 Parks Canada, Catherine $1.50 (plus tax) McKenna, announced In This Issue: that the Government of • 151st Wiarton Fall Fair – page 3 ISSN 1495-2696 Canada has reached an agreement to acquire a • August Climate Comment – page 18 12-acre property with • Back-to-School News: 500 metres of pristine BPDS – page 16, 17; St Edmunds PS – page 26 Georgian Bay shoreline 9 771495 269609 Continued on Tobermory Press Hours - Monday-Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm. next page The deadline for our next issue (#16/19) is Sep 25, printing Oct 1/19. OVER 40 YEARS IN BUSINESS! cNair WE DELIVER! oofin BBB • Asphalt • Steel ACCREDITED SHOP LOCAL...GET AIR MILES • Custom Homes • Renovations BUSINESS • Cedar Shingles [email protected] • Siding • Decks and more • Eavestroughs 4707 Hwy. # 6 MILLER LAKE 519-795-7729 www.mcnairconstruction.ca • [email protected] • Jim McNair 519-793-4353 page 2 #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 The Bruce Peninsula Press

Walsh’s MRI Challenge – Continued from previous page Our new challenge leader is Bear September 7th with the funds raised going Tracks Inn and Restaurant in Ferndale to the MRI. Tickets are available from club with a donation of $5,210.00. Thank you members. The Princess Hotel and Dining to Jeff and Roberta Mielhausen for your Room are hosting a dinner on October 2nd very generous donation. with the funds raised going to the MRI. In my last article you might remember SAVE THE DATE…More details to follow. that Ted Hayes generously challenged Donations to the MRI can be me, stating that if we got a total of 12 made through the Bruce Peninsula contributors to the challenge that he would Health Services Foundation in the Allied donate again. Peninsula Out of Doors Professional Building beside the Wiarton made a contribution making the total 8, Hospital or by calling April or Catharine followed by Bernie Hellyer Construction at 519-534-5856. BPHSF accepts cash, totalling 9. Ron and Nancy Cunningham’s cheques, Visa or MasterCard and pledges contribution makes number 10 and can be made over 2 or 3 years if makes it the Bear Tracks Inn and Restaurant more doable. Contribution makes 11. We are closing in One comment I hear often is “I on this quick Ted. would rather donate to something more I know there are other businesses local.” My response to that is “We are so and individuals on the Bruce Peninsula fortunate to have a modern, up to date that could help make a difference. hospital with so many services as close as Answering the challenge isn’t the only Owen Sound! We live rural but we have to way to contribute. The Lioness Club, The do our part to support this great hospital Barrow Bay Fishing Club and the Lion’s to keep healthcare as close to home as Head Rotary are hosting a fish fry on possible. Dr. Appelton Recognized With Medical Teaching Practices Award

Submitted by Pamela Loughlean, PFHT Dr. Alison Appelton has been awarded the 2018-2019 Hollister King Teaching Practices Preceptor Award from the Department of Family & Community Medicine at the University of Toronto. The award is given annually to one physician preceptor who best exemplifies the principles of Family Medicine. Photo L-R: Ron and Nancy Cunningham present a donation of $5,200.00 Over the past to April Patry of the Bruce Peninsula Health Services Foundation. The MRI nine years, she has donation is in memory of Ron’s mother Hester Cunningham. been a great teacher and resource for many medical students and BPNP 12-Acre Purchase Minister of Environment and Climate residents who come Continued from previous page Change and Minister responsible for to our community Parks Canada and have their first surrounded by Driftwood Cove, which experience in rural will be part of Bruce Peninsula National Quick Facts family practice in our Park. · Parks Canada reached an agreement clinics and hospital. Bruce Peninsula National Park is with a private seller to purchase the Congratulations now 90 per cent complete and is one of property, which is undeveloped forest Dr. Appelton on this well the largest protected areas in Southern and is fully surrounded by the 3,272- deserved achievement. Ontario. This property was a critical acre Driftwood Cove property that the piece in the completion of the park. Its Government of Canada acquired in 2018. acquisition will contribute to preserving the ecological integrity of the park, · The property has no built infrastructure, including the recovery of species at risk and is fully forested, including old-growth like the Massasauga rattlesnake and cliff-edge Niagara Escarpment forest ecosystem. A section of the world famous MCARTHUR TREE REMOVAL some of the oldest trees in eastern North America. Bruce Trail crosses through these lands. Now�offering�mini�excavator�services. Through Budget 2018, the · Since the establishment of Bruce Clearing�of�building�sites�&�hydro�lines. Government of Canada is investing more Peninsula National Park in 1987, Parks Tree�stump�removal. than $1.3 billion to protect our nature, Canada has added over 150 parcels of parks, and wild spaces, helping Canada land, acquired on a willing seller-willing FirewooD for sale double the amount of nature protected buyer basis. in its lands and oceans, and help the · On November 30, 2018, the Government Call�Tony�•�Fully�Insured wildlife that call them home. of Canada officially took ownership of the . . . . “Canada is doubling the amount of Driftwood Cove property, growing the 519 596 2989 519 372 8O48 nature protected in our country’s lands size of Bruce Peninsula National Park by 3,272 acres and bringing the park to 90 56 Lindsay Road 5 and oceans to help recover species at Lion’s Head, Ontario risk, fight climate change, and provide per cent complete. MUNICIPALITY OF N0H 1W0 Canadians with the opportunity to · Located within four hours of several NORTHERN BRUCE discover the immense richness of our major cities, Bruce Peninsula National nature. Bruce Peninsula National Park Park provides opportunities for many PENINSULA Website: www.northbrucepeninsula.ca MUNICIPALITY OF is home to many endangered species, urban and new Canadians to discover NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA Telephone 519-793-3522 • Fax 519-793-3823 offers spectacular views of Georgian Bay, and connect with nature. For those and holds cultural significance to local interested in experiencing Bruce Indigenous peoples. This acquisition will Peninsula, particularly the iconic Grotto, SHORT TERM bring Bruce Peninsula National Park closer Parks Canada’s website makes trip to completion and establishes a legacy planning easier - https://www.pc.gc.ca/ for our children and grandchildren.” en/pn-np/on/bruce/activ/experiences/ ACCOMMODATION STUDY The Honourable Catherine McKenna, grotto. Northern Bruce Peninsula’s Short Term Accommodation Call or Text survey will be closing on Monday September 30, 2019. Registered 519-379-5076 Massage TO BOOK ONLINE: The survey is available: Therapy www.glendabarberrmt.ca • Online at www.NBPSTAReview.org • Tobermory and Lion’s Head Libraries Email: [email protected] • The Municipal O ce 1 Moore St. Lion’s Head, ON N0H 1W0 The Bruce Peninsula Press #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 page 3 3rd Annual Bruce County Country Fest Raises $8,760 for Local Healthcare Submitted by Brooklyn Hewton The 3rd Annual Bruce County Country Fest took place on July 13th at the Lion’s Head Arena and thanks to this supportive community was another huge success. We were able to raise $8,760.00 after expenses! Event sponsors included: Lion’s Head Legion, Rotary of North Bruce, Tobermory Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Lioness, Tobermory Legion, MNBP Community Grant, Ebel Quarries and Gloria Baillargeon. Thank you to all those who made donations and supported this event through your business including; Jim and Marylou Sauve, Aunt Donkeys, Josie’s, Peacock’s Foodland, Hellyer’s Foodland, Judy and Colleen, NCB Hockey Team, Tyler Hayes, Peninsula Out of Doors, Frito Lays, Bonnie Ashcroft and Cheri Hofstrand. Thank you to Musicians Larry Mercey Trio, Amy Rose and Midnight Blue, as well as our M.C. Mike Stephenson. A special thank you to the Hospital Auxiliary, the amazing volunteers, silent auction donors and all my family, as without them, this wouldn’t have been possible. The 50/50 draw of $560.00 was won by Cassey Kucharzyk from Hamilton, ON. $7,760.00 of the proceeds from the event are being donated to the Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary and $1,000.00 to the MRI project, as I want to give back to the community in a way that can help everyone. Thank you again for all the help and support and for making it a fantastic Photo: Members of the Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary accept the $7,200.00 Country Fest Donation from organizer evening. Brooklyn Hewton. 151st Wiarton Fall Fair Sept 20-22: Biggest Little Fair in the North

promotion of a rural Celebration of Harvest under the pavilion Come to the biggest little fair in way of life. It’s a way in Bluewater Park, Wiarton. the north, have fun and support your to display rural life community! Details can be found in the 2019 Fall through livestock Contact us at wiartonfallfair@ competitions, garden Fair book, available at the Great Canadian Dollar Store in Wiarton. gmail.com or through Facebook @ produce – not to WiartonandDistrictAgriculturalSociety. mention all the delicious fresh baked or preserved food Lion’s Head & District Skating Club competing for first place! Registration The fair opens on Friday (7-10pm) (for 2019-2020 Season) with the Heavy Horse Pull and Farmer’s Wednesday September 11th Olympics. Saturday (9am-4pm) is jam from 6 - 8 pm packed with events Photo: The 4-H Dairy Cattle Show starts at 11am on like the sheep, cattle at the Lion’s Head Community Saturday, followed by the Open Dairy Cattle Show. and rabbit shows, Centre / Arena the Baby show, live Submitted by Wiarton and District music, Antique and Classic car show, NEW SKATERS WELCOME! Agricultural Society Children’s parade, Pet show, and much The season is changing and that more. The fair will wrap up on Saturday email: [email protected] means your ‘biggest little fair in the north’ with a concert of Old Tyme Country Music with Naomi Bristow at the Purple is coming. The Wiarton and District We are looking for Skating Helpers Agricultural Society is celebrating its Valley Hall at 7 p.m. More events will 151st year of the Wiarton Fall Fair being continue into Sunday (10am-2pm) with a High School Students - it can go towards your volunteer hours. held at the Wiarton Community Centre and Bluewater Park on Friday, September 20 to Sunday, September 22. The theme Keep in touch all year round with a subscription to for 2019 is: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Repurpose in our Rural Environment. The fair is part of our heritage, The providing leadership through communication and encouraging the Bruce Peninsula Psinceress 1988 Contact us today for your subscription A great gift for friends, family or yourself!

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I attended a meeting with GBHSF at Milt McIver Re-Elected as Mayor in Landslide honoured at the January meeting of the for the seventh year on Friday, April 12 at donation to help keep healthcare close in the late 1980s at the behest of Parks houses, Council requested a Staff Report Brenda Brewer presented the Principal’s out of hot dogs. in long hours on the Labour Day weekend edia elease family, myself included, have needed have changed from styrofoam takeout the Owen Sound hospital todayso hot off mayor, by a landslide margin. At prosperity. That’s why the Government of the Lion’s Head Arena community room. for the May 27 Meeting. Councillor Award for Student Leadership to Ethan Driving Over Twice shining the newly finished floors so Negative Impacts Ferndale, Lion’s Head District Lioness “Willy Wonka Junior” Coming to PSDSthe May MRI. We9-11 are thankful it is in Owen to home. Canada, presumably to keep ATVs out of containers to a recyclable version. This the press... the money generated for the The winners of this year’s tournament The Municipal Election results 36 years and counting he is Canada is doubling the amount of nature Prepare yourself for Chicken Curry this Smokey Golden said she couldn’t see why Parker. Ashley Myles gave the CPE Local the rooms would be ready for Tuesday Club when she was presented with a major Sound and we want to contribute to its the National Park. But there has always may seem a small step; however, when you MRI stands at an amazing $3,088,530.00! were: New Deputy Mayor and Three New Councillorson October 23 saw Milton as McIver Incumbents re- Ontario’s second Defeated longest serving Submitted by Brian cHattie SpeedSpy devices record protected in Canada’s lands and oceans year! And of course, there will be many there would be huge objections to the 1176 Award went to Ashton Nearingburg. morning. tribute. Connie received the Helen Keller been public push-back in Northern Bruce consider the number of tourists that visit Continued on next page Still a ways to go, but closing in on the Mixed Doubles Champions Brian Lana Legal Speedelected asLimit Northern Bruce Peninsula’s Mayor. With the tourism season winding by 2020. Award, sponsored by Lions International, other delicious surprises to excite your Peninsula. Mayor Milt McIver wrote a Jessica Rice presented the Lieutenant The renovation is not yet complete our area and shop or eat out, that’s a lot $4.7 million. Photo Credit: Holly Nearingburg Continued on page 12 Mayor McIver will be the only 354 stunt driving speeds On November 30th, 2018, the for her outstanding contribution to taste buds!! letter to the Ministry of Transport in 2008, Mixed Doubles 2nd Place Ford Lindsay but everybody had a classroom to go to. Saugeen Ojibway Nation Land & of plastic bags and Styrofoam that would Photo Credit: Lion Tom Boyle Over 80 Drivers Charged returning member of Council as state of tourism on the Northern Bruce Government of Canada officially took Lioness work. This prestigious award has A Taste of India is a fundraiser for the asking that the restriction be lifted. The Continued on page 14 Several of the new classrooms are already over just 4 weekends prepare the site beside the present MRI. incumbent Deputy Mayor Patricia Peninsula, and consider how to work ownership of the Driftwood Cove property been given only six times previously in the Bruce Peninsula Family Centre which helps letter was ignored. 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The MRI is To Date in 2018 Boyle were both defeated. encourages simultaneous economic, The award, established in 1959 during Th e Sa u g e e n Tobermory wrote Parks Canada a letter The $2.5 million renovation includes Peninsula National Park by 3,272 acres, made it a goal to be as environmentally extremely heavy so moving it is very Drowned Swimmer’s Body Debbie Myles was elected as social and environmental well-being. past travelling season on Highway 6, Helen Keller’s lifetime, commemorates This event sells out every year. All of O j i b w a y N a t i o n complaining about it and received a reply Male Arrested For Impaired B SA A new heating/ventilation/air conditioning responsible as possible. However, an Deputy Mayor. The all-new Council Bruce Peninsula. The results are alarming bringing the park to 90 per cent complete her role in crusading for those who are the homemade food is prepared and served (SON) is set to begin he describes as patronizing. Photo: Bruce Peninsula District School 2019 Graduating ClassPhoto: (front Sixteenrow L-R) young Michelle sailors Davies, ages Kiana 8 to 15 Benham, enjoyedFound a week of atsun Grotto;and sailing on Miller Lake at Summer House systems, new lighting and all new Most of you know that a Steering intentional switch to a reduced carbon the MRI as well. This much needed piece Walsh’s MRI Fundraising: A Challenge That Challenges The Challenge consists of Laurie (Smokey) Golden, with 130 drivers being charged for stunt and adding 6.5 kilometres of uninterrupted hindered by vision and hearing loss. by volunteers that are committed to the a trial on April 25, McAfee points out that the restriction Hannah Gagnon-Erhardt,nderwater Search and RecoverySavannah nit DeGruchy-Weatherall (back row L-R) Tarek Campbell, Jake Townson, communications equipment and wiring. Committee comprised of five levels of Continued on page 14 of equipment is becoming a reality. Not only is it a great community event, it Bruce Peninsula Ontario Provincial Megan Myles and Jamie Mielhausen. driving-50km/h or more over the posted Georgian Bay shoreline as well as 8 The award is given to Lions and Lioness event and to the Family Centre. 2019, having two (SR) recovered the body of the deceased. Submitted by ein Wals Many bits of improved infrastructure government, the St. Edmunds Property Photo: Samantha Martin Delta Sugar’s record Run To Me nominated for doesn’t affect illegal trespassing on Operation OfOPP Vessel Ashton Nearingburg, in Colpoys Ethan Parker, Bayand Spencer Wilson. TurnThe generosityto page 12 of forthe thepeople full of story. the Man Pulled From Water at Southampton was a fundraiser for both the MRI and the Owners, the Tobermory Chamber of speed limit from January 1st to present kilometres of the popular Bruce Trail. members who are not only active in club This year, we would like to thank long standing claims Mayor McIver stated that he came from the recently closed Owen Blues Album of the ear at the 2019 Juno Awards. National Park lands. Those people never Bruce Peninsula still amazes me. Thanks PronouncedMRI Deceased Guy here again. I have lots to Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary. Way to go troubling increase of drivers charged with Commerce, and local politicians have Canada’s Minister of Environment activities but also give service to their heard by an Ontario is really grateful, honoured and Sound Collegiate and Vocational Institute Anita from DeJong Acres for donating the By arianne Wood Delta Sugar had been nominated for a courtesy of Big Bay General Store. Photo:Continued Participants on next in thepage annual Chi-Cheemaun Weekend Cardboard Boat Investigating OPP Crime nit, OPP SR and Technical Brucereport OPP, to Bruceyou. The Peninsula Walsh Family National Challenge Brooklyn and Family. THANK O. stunt driving on Highway 6. In 2017, the community. Laureen Barrow. The Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary 1950s Pie Ice Cream Socialcourt: Fundraiser a claim about was held on Saturday again for all the donations BIG or SMALL. humbled to be elected Mayor of (OSCVI). drivers with the same offence on Highway and Climate Change and Minister chicken and lamb, Foodland for donating Juno Award! It’s been a great year for us, Turn to page 2 for the full story. Races braved the colder-than-usual waters of Tobermory Harbour. In the Ferndale, Lion’s Head Lioness MembersSupport the Biosphereedia elease AssociationPark,was Canadian dwindling Coast until Guard, recently by OPP Purchasingwhen Marine I was number of stunt drivers charged was half Tourism Action Plan. Several public Continued on next page Lion’s Head’s own Samantha Martin May 4th. Guests were treated to a dozen assorted pies, courtesy of AuxiliaryPhoto: members,Martyits ownership Oblak and (right), homemadeof lands owner ice of cream,Tacomory, and Kurtis Oblak (left) show off the compostable and recyclable This thank you comes not just from me, Back to that nudge. While I was at Northern Bruce Peninsula again. He 6. responsible for Parks Canada, CatherinePhoto: Lioness Treasurer Bev Miller (left) and Lioness President Karin Webb (right) present the Helen produce at cost, and Miller’s Dairy for and we are so honoured to have our record Bruce Peninsula Calendar Raises Boating Incident investigate the incident. nitat andthe CountryOPP nderwater Music Festival Search and and got a As a pilot project, the Municipality of this year’s number of over 80 drivers. Principal Matt Pickett stresses the products the company now uses. closest race of the day, Minions barely edged out Ferndale Flyer in a photo BPDS Grade 7/8(SOTH Students BRCE in Ottawa but all of your friends, neighbours and all the dance selling tickets, I had a chat was surprised to be the only returning There have been no fatalities on McKenna, announced the agreementKeller to Award to Lioness member Connie Tackaberry (centre) for her outstanding contribution to Lioness donating the milk for the homemadeand her band yogurt! Delta Sugar have had a jam Run To Me nominated for Blues Album under water and a ReceiveGrey Bruce OPPLong have arrested Service and Awards The 2020 Bruce PeninsulaRecovery nit (SR). Calendar of us in Grey and Bruce as the MRI and nudge from an unexpected direction. The with Ted Hayes who hashas already allowed donated Rupert to run off leash on the As recent as Thursday, August 23, At long last, it is now ready! ou can purchase the land in July 2018 alongside Want to attend this spectacularpacked touring season with a full line up of the ear at the Junos, as well as 4 claim seeking redress PENINSLA, ON) - On On July 7, 2019 at 3:05 p.m. member of Council, but notes that Highway 6 this year but the sobering work, in our community and beyond. Bruce Peninsularaces, bouncy OPP: castles, the JP Johnstone Slow-Pitch Tournament and the charged a 39-year-old male for impaired Deceased male located by OPP County Music Festival put on by Brooklyn beach, several times a day, in an attempt police charged 4 morePhoto: drivers Debbie with Myles stunt was elected as a long-term commitment from Bluewater the Bruce Trail Conservancy, which made of performances planned this summer. nominations at The Maple Blues Awards. from Canada and Submitted by im ittle Continued on next page the people have spoken and we reality is that drivers’ behaviours need BPDS Live-Streams Courses for Other Schools — evening The $50 tickets go on sale Friday Over $10,000 for Lion’s Head Daycare operation of a vessel causing death. The believe there are more Underwaterdonations to Searchcome. and Recovery Unit OPPHewton divers and from family the SRwas a locatedgreat success. and Photo: BPDS Principal Matt PickettDeputy (R) and Mayor. job supervisor She is very Matt humbled Damsma of Shertine Construction were delighted/ District School Board to providing a full Plan online at: a financial commitment towards the Over 100 Hikers Participate Ontario for a broken BBA Board olunteer to think outside the box and improve driving - speeding by 50 or more km/h have four new council members. He to change. March 29. Doors open at 6:00pmFresh for off a 3 month tour that took When asked if we might get a glimpse Two PFHT SearchNurses For PresentedMissing Hiker Involves Photo: BPDS Grade 7/8 students recently embarked on their biannual accusedOttawa classwas released trip. Students on an ndertaking visited the Science Please consider investing in local recovered the body of the 24 year old secondary program at Lion’s Head. http://rto7.ca/Public/Resources/ Photo Credit: Mike Reid Photo: BPDS Students Chloe Mielhausen (Town’s Guy), Jasmine Brough promise to protect June 7, 2019 at 10:33 p.m. Grey Bruce (NORTHERN BRCE PENINSLA, the beach quality. by all those who supported her and is optimistic about the new term of purchase of the property. cocktails and dinner is servedthe atgroup 7:00pm. through 10 counties in Europe of her performing in the area anytime soon Technology Museum, Bank of Canada, the War Memorial, Parliamentfollowing Buildings a bail (shown hearing. above), His next and court even had a missing male from Vaughn, Ontario in In the spring of 2018 Bruce Peninsula MRI Fundraising Update: Miller Can This Be the Future for Small Schools? (Lady Marian) and Lucas Hellyer (Robin Hood) pose in costume, ready for some of SON’s lands. Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) were called healthcareThe by 2020 making Bruce ON)a donationPeninsula - On July of Calendar any6, 2019 at 4:17 p.m. Grey Rupert can be seen running like provides several newthe classrooms,vehicles stopped newwill was dedicateHVAC, a pick-up dramatically her truck term as improved Deputy scienceCouncil: rooms People and gym who equipment are elected storage to plus Municipality-of-Northern-Bruce- To reserve your tickets pleaseMartin email says Nina We are road weary but the Martin responded We look forward to in 2019 Hike for Hospice ERT, K9, Helicopter, CelebrateParks Success atspecial BPDS visit with Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound MP Larry Miller (see page 2)date on theis on steps June of 19, the 2019 Supreme in Ontario Court of Canada. approximately 20 feet of water. Peninsula OPP received from Safe Communities Bruce edia elease after complainants reported hearing calls amount. Make a donationBruce and Ontario challenge Provincial Police (OPP) were a new communicationspulling network. a tent trailer TurnMayor traveling to topage ensure at 13 more for that more the BPDS decisions renovation Council photos. want to do the right thing to Driftwood Cove will be protected for future Andic at [email protected] roles in starting The Somewhat on True Tale of Robinbringing Hood, the opening show toat The BPDS Bruce on as often 2019SON is made Caring Nurse Award Court of Justice in Owen Sound. Police with more of local photographer Ethan OPP will not be releasing the name the wind four times daily at irregular Bruce PeninsulaPhoto O.P.P.L-R: Ricky Report: and Finn Peacock lay a wreath for Peacocks Foodland; Sarah and Maiya Peacock lay a Continued on next page Photo: PSDS Drama class and cast of Willy Wonka Jr. The Grade 7/8 class is very gratefulfor help to coming everyone from that on thehelped water make in this trip possible, but especially to Ms Rosenberg your co-workers, familycalled and for friends a 24 year to old male in distress in than twice the speed limit of 80 km/h. The make MNBP a better place to work, (note that the links to the 2-page Lake RONA Leads Walsh Family March 29. Seats canMay be 23, reservedMartin and runningfor groupsDelta Sugarfor three played nights. 46 shows Show in time is 7:00pm, and tickets are years. Cameron has enlisted the help of up of two distinct Meleg’s beautiful images is hot off the times to catch the geese off guard. He is made at the council table are the best generations while preserving the ecological as possible and appreciate all the support Submitted by mily ameron Highlights UN Goalsfor all her hard work this year.Colpoys Bay, Georgian Bay. Two civilian are not identifying the involved parties of the male. driver’s truck was impounded for 7 days live and play. wreath for St. Edmunds Public School at thePhoto: 2018 Thesummary Remembrance 2018-2022 and the fullMNBP Day report service Council are in at the atthe the Tobermory December Cenotaph. 3rd Inauguration (L-R) Councillor Smokey Golden, Volunteer Ina Toxopeus Laudedmany community members to help her First Nations – the matchpress! it. ou can makethe a water difference. at The Grotto in Bruce Peninsula very gentle and wears a special service for the entire Municipality. integrity of Bruce Peninsula National Park, of 10 only. 53 days while in Europe, along with 12 that has been sent our way. boats attended the area and located at this time. and the driver lost his licence for 7 days. 22 Drivers ChargedTurn to page With 3 for moreStunt Remembrance Day photos from the North Bruce. The Wiarton Acting Company get the project off the ground, including Saugeen First Nation Missing Hiker Located in Good Health Photo Left: The annual J.P. Johnstone TheThis Walsh year, Family EthanNational Challenge went Park,with has TheNorthern Bruce Peninsula. dog vest. Rupert has been trained to do Photo Credit:Missing Brad Snyder J.H. Jones Shipwreck Located The number of ballots cast, at Deputy Mayor Debbie Myles, Mayor Milt McIver, Councillor Megan Myles,other and property Councillor owners Jamie in the area. Mielhausen.contributing to the recovery of species Thank you for your continuedshows in support!late March throughout Alberta So far, performances have been three males in the water. Two males were Anyone with information which Male Pulled From Water In Lake The family was left without a truck and Now, we need your help! Read the Challenge with $5,030.00 Donation New Salad Bar at BPDS Thanks to Farm to Cafeteria Canada teachers, vocal coaches, choreographers, and the Chippewas Team Eastnor Bulls Winners of JP MemorialJohnstone Baseball Tournament took generated over $40,000 thanksThe male to jumped into the water this, so if you see him in action, let him just under 4,000, was in line with Summer House Park Donates $3500This left to the BPHSF three new Councillors at risk, and protecting areas of cultural and BC. planned for June 22at at the MNBP Sauble Beachpresents Recognition Willy Wonka Junior as this Day On May 8, 2019 at 10:16 p.m. Grey Bruce Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) were transported by Bruce County Paramedics may assist with this investigation are Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association their vacation was cut short due to the Celebrate with Parks Canada at local merchants, and parents. A few of Nawash nceded place on Chi-Cheemaun Festival generous individuals with and a businesses friend and after initially surfacing, do his work. Float N’ Flag Dive Community Descend on Tub for Annual Tobermory TakeoverFound in 200 ft of WaterMNBP Near 2018 Lion’s UNOFFICIAL Head, ON other recent MNBP elections.Driving The on Labour Day Wknd Road, exploring the meaning of sustainable to their own devices, on an issue that was Photo L-R: Ms Minke, Caleb Marcella (Student Council president) and Ethan Parker (Student Trustee) enjoy the We are looking forward to a month town square opening, and July 12 atyear’s the Drama performance. The company, to hospital. Police learned that a 16 foot asked to contact the Grey Bruce OPP as recipient of proceeds from calendar Huron Pronounced Deceased choice made by the vehicle driver. want to help implement. We look forward elementary students are also lending their contactedFirst Nation by –a thatmale reporting his girlfriend had left their campsite at halfway log right here on the Bruce. Let’s keep the ball Feedback from the local community internet/telephone voting system stunt driving.Bruce The drivers Peninsula were issued Teacher NewlyBreanna ElectedBy on rancis Council Holds InauguralMiller’s Meeting Family Camp, Celtic SportsContinued & Arts on Camp next page Accept (and beat) Walsh Family’s Challenge off the road before we head back to Europe comprised of 24 Secondary Drama Memorial Ball Tournament CanadianWeekend, Division June 7-9. Players lucked sales. They are availableimmediately while supplies showed signs of distress, (LAKE HRON, ON) - On July 5, Milt McIver (pictured here presenting a plaque at Tobermory Legion) was edia elease to meeting in the fall and working withtourism, including devising a policy to deal new to all of them. They quickly chose new Salad Bar full of fresh local produce. Through a Farm to Cafeteria Canada grant, students grade K-12 can Lighthouse Blues Festival in Kincardine. talents as some of the Oompa Loompas. dump, Bruce Peninsula National Park at 7:30 p.m. and had not returned. vessel had sunk and there was still a at 1-888-310-1122. Should you wish to ContinuedELECTION on next page RESULTS did not go smoothly. Many last- Summons to attend court in Owen students from Peninsula Shores District have a shared history out with spectacular June weather, rolling.last at Please a dozen help supportive ourwent foundation under businesses again meet and from failed to resurface. is that it is working! The beach in Lion’s Photo: The Float N’ Flag dive community from Burlington, ON, descended on Tobermory for their Annual Tobermory with short-term rentals, devising a policy Smokey Golden to chair the meeting in the now enjoy fresh local produce, while promoting positive eating habits. For more information on the F2CC program Mayin May 5th and August,Driftwood as well as a number Cove ForOpen more info House on upcoming concerts fourth person unaccounted for from the remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers 2019 at 9:00 a.m. the Ontario Provincial originally elected as Reeve of the former Lindsay Township in 1982. He served minuteBruce voters Peninsula were unable Ontario to Provincial log the new Municipal Council to begin taking Photos: The Walsh family’s challenge to the community was met, and beat, by Lindsay and Arran deMalmanche from Miller’s School, are working hard to get Charlie It has been overwhelming the and ancestry, and its share of the MRI fundraising.Access to the grotto and surrounding Takeover weekend of diving with Divers Den. This year, 67 divers participated, and Brad Snyder, owner of Float N’ Sound on a future date to answer to Northern Bruce Peninsula’s newly on septic inspections or reinspections, absence of the Mayor and Deputy Mayor. of summer festival appearances in Ontario sunken vessel. at 1-800-222-8477while spectators (TIPS) or submitenjoyed a some great Tobermory to Owen Sound. Police (OPP) was informed of a small Head is an important asset to the area and as Reeve from 1982 until the townships amalgamated in 1999. He was elected in or timed out before they could Heels Wins National Innovationthe next steps. In Continued on next page the new MRI at Grey Bruce Health Services Owen Sound.visit http://www.farmtocafeteriacanada.ca performance of duties involving potential or tour dates visit the Samantha Martinto the factory. support we have received from the staff addedlaunched resources these two to the search including OPP Emergency Response Team (ERT) BPHSF accepts cash, cheques Continued on next page MAYOR 2727 Police (OPP) conducted numerous hours the charges. As well, drivers had their considering whether or not to embraceFamily Camp with a $5,010.00 donation, and again by Celtic Sports Arts Camp (right) with a $5,020.00 donation towards By arianne WoodPhoto Credit: Scott Parent and Quebec with more dates being added On June 8, 2019 at 2:14 a.m., after secure web-tipbaseball. at www.cstip.ca, where you Asked about workingarea within with Bruce the BPBA Peninsula National Park (plus tax) we send a huge Thank you to Rupert for Flag, said 80 divers are expected for next year’s 10th AnniversaryMayor of the weekend. newly formed This year, Municipality the team oftook Northern an environmental Bruce Peninsula in 1999, vote. Municipal Clerk Mary Lynn elected Council held its inaugural meeting risk. The cast is busy building sets, and community, noted Cameron. members,claims jointly OPP against K9 unit and OPP helicopter. $1.50 (plus tax) Milt MclVER vehicles impounded and driver’s licences some form of accommodation tax and Turn to page 2 for more info. every week. said Martin. may be eligible to receive a cash reward madefor 2020, payable Ethan to BPHSF, commentedwas closed Visa thatand to search the for the male. the work he is doing in$1.50 our community. focus and completely eliminated the use of single use plasticand has water served bottles as the and Head sports of Councildrink bottles since bythen. utilizing the 887 on Dec 3,Taken with nearlyfrom the 40 people2 page in summary the : He has given dedicated service to Twitter: @rootsnroll Ben Van Bilsen, a grade 10 student Canada and Ontario a search involving Canadian Coast Guard, The winning team(plus in thetax) Canadian Continued on next page Standenlong weekend extended to keep the the voting roads period safe. suspended for sevenGeography days. Teaching Award whether or not to upgrade our water and At a February 20th awards banquet, painting, making props, designing At 2:57 p.m. on May 9, 2019 the missing female was located by OPP ERT members of up to $2,000. The search was conducted by Grey Jim MOSIUK public gallery.e Municipal lan is an CAO imortant Bill Jones starting oint What exciting news for all Peninsula approximately 20 OPP vessel, Cape Croker Police vessel and $1.50 Biosphere Association does (plus hands-on tax) ISSN 1495-2696 Photo: Patti and Bernie Hellyer and Bernie Hellyer Construction present a large water jugs on board and providing drink crystals Hefor hasthose served who wantedas Warden more of thanBruce just County plain threeH20. times, being elected for a by 24 hours to accommodate. oyal anadian Lonnie Adams Awarded CanadianPhoto: Erica Coast Thompson (ageGuard 10) performs Exemplary as PocahontasCanadians in theService Disney for forty years Medaland the recognition Facebook: Samantha Martin Musiccostumes and learning to sing and playing Augustus Gloop, commented, and taken to awaiting Bruce County Paramedics. She was transported to hospital as Division were the Eastnor Bulls, $1.50 ISSN 1495-2696 As a result 22 drivers were charged That brings the total for this year acted as emcee, welcoming the Councillors sewer facilities. All this must be done, he Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary Tobermory resident Lonnie Adams was residents to hear that Samantha Martin Photo: Saugeen Ojibway traditional territory. area residents, the missing fourth male work to protect peninsula ecosystems. Leroy D. DIRCKX 294 or a longer term eort to manage tourism was overdue in my opinion. said Scott years ago. shown hereISSN 1495-2696with Lucas and Madeline In This Issue: generous pledge of $5,100.00 towards the MRI fundraising. (plus tax) 3rd term in 2008. withThis stunt newpaper driving - more is a than day late50 km/h to date to over 100 drivers charged with eograical Society continued, while supporting our schools Former MNBP Deputy Mayor Seeks LiberalBy on Nodrancis themed year end skatingpresented carnival with the for Canadian the Lion’s Coast Head Guard Skating Club. dance. Kim Nault, a grade 10 student One of the best experiences of my life. a precaution due to exposure to the elements. During the search OPP also assisted They plant trees along streams, replant $1.50 to the task of stickhandlingews elease through the Colman, CCGC Cape Commodore Engineer. $1.50 (plus tax) was located deceased in approximately ISSN 1495-2696 In This Issue: Milt and his wife, Bonnie Warder, live on the family farm in the former Lindsay Memorial Stoneasover a Erectedresult.the posted speedRecognizing limit. On Saturday Work ofstunt Original driving onTobermory the Bruce Peninsula. Health Clinic Volunteers and our health care system, improving Turn to page 31 forExemplary the full story.Service Medal. who plays Mrs. Beauregarde said, I think The class is also having a Wonka Bar other hikers not prepared for the spring weather. Carson, two of J.P. Johnstone’s forests, remove invasive phragmites In This Issue: DEPUTY MAYOR next fourminimies years of municipalte negatie life. imacts ow it is Donates $50,000 Towards New MRI Rod Anderson of Tobermory and Owen Sound The medal was presented by Coast 20 feet of water. At 15:14In p.m.This OPPIssue: • June 2019 Climate Comment – page 2 ISSN 1495-2696 MEET YOUR NORTH BRUCETownship, PENINSULA a property the McIver MUNICIPAL CANDIDATES 2122 Continued on page 4 W h i l e B r e a n n a broadband availability, lobbying for The award recognizes employees that my favorite moments in class is the fundraiser to raiseSON’s money claim for costumes, about ownership of lands under water is a claim about title to ISSN 1495-2696 grandchildren. In This Issue: from wetlands and shorelines, monitor Photo L-R: Judy Caulfeild-Browne, Norm Stevens, Wanda Strosberg, Stacy Handley, Rob Davis and George HarpurMunicipal u to us Clerk as a Marycommunity Lynn Standento make it our has expressed interest in running as a Liberal in this Continued on page 12 In This Issue: • Big Tub Light Restoration – page 3 family purchased from the crown in Debbie MYLES Heels was studying in Guard Commissioner, Jeff Hutchinson end of every class where we all just hug SON’s traditional homelands that were not surrendered by treaty. SON’s traditional water quality and forest health, and they • Rotary Club of NBP News page 8 1730 own and ut it into action year’s Federal Election. who have completed 20 years of service (plus tax) • NPCoWork - page 5 • Homecoming Wknd Street Dance Update – page 11 771495 269609 PAGES 14, 15, 16, 17 – ALL THE NOMINEES:the late 1800s. WHO THEYGreenough ARE & WHAT Harbour THEY Lions PLAN RaiseTO DO Over IF PatriciaELECTED $23,000 GREIG in front of the recently unveiled memorial stone adjacent to the Tobermory Medical Centre. The stone was erected Eastby Africa, she saw the a way to update our Comprehensive will make his way around the provincesometimes and it feels like a huge family. homelands$1.50 – or its territory (see attached map) – includes the Saugeen •(Bruce) April 2019 Climate Comment - page 5 • Northern Library News – Pageoffer 8 dark sky activities to inspire• BPDS an GraduatesPhoto: – Cover pages of12 the & 13 2020 Bruce 9 771495• Bruce 269609 Peninsula OPP Report – page 7 Council members and signed them in. Stephenwith an approved Fearing occupational groupto ofPerform at Lion’sSubmitted by SteenHead WoelleroWork Rotary Hall April 6 9 the Tobermory Health Services Auxiliary in memory of those who established and maintained the original Tobermorypowerful role education Anderson grew up in Ottawa but fell in love withPhoto: BPDS Math and Science teacher John Rodgers has put the entire over the coming weeks. The show, directed by teacher Emily Peninsula and about 1 million acres of land to the south of it, stretching from (plus tax) 771495 269609 Peninsula Calendar featuring beautiful • MNBP July 8 & 15 Council Minutes pages 10-12 He has been involved in countless the Canadian Coast Guard or with an NpCoWork is pleased to present ISSN 1495-2696 Photo: A big THANK O from the kids at Bruce Peninsula$1.50 Family Centre 9 Submitted by Sirley easdale 771495 269609• NBP Rotary Club – pages 16 & 17 • Making Waves Festival Recap – page 16 for Local Conservation and StewardshipCOUNCILLOR Health Clinic that stood on the groundsReminder from 1974 until to 2013.All TurnMNBP to page 6 for moreWile THSAte lan news. goes into more detailwas in sort playing it calls to improve or te ollowing key net stesHe suggested Council begin its the Bruce Peninsula when he came to Tobermory in Calculus course on ouTube. Arctic region. I spoke to Stephen by email over Goderich to Collingwood. It also includes the waters surrounding those• BPEG lands. “Tread Those Lightly on the Peninsula” - page 7 •MNBP May 13/19 Council Minutes - page 6 look up at. 9 images by local photographer Ethan • Recycling/Composting in MNBP pages 30 & 31 committees and organizations in 2027 statements, beginning with Deputy Mayor organization supporting the Coast Guard, In This Issue: Photo Credit: Janice Sim daycare. Turn to page 2 for the full story. • BPEG Speaker on American Chestnut Revival – Page 26 people’s lives. She wanted 1975 to work as a commercial diver. When the project shrinking numbers of children in many Canadian Folk Roots journeyman, the weekend and posed a few questions, are the waters of Georgian Bay and Lake Huron, and SON is asking the court• toBP Biosphere AGM - page 8 ISSN 1495-2696 • Subliminos: 50 Years Ago – Page 33 • Anglican Christ Church Makeover – page 27 9 771495 269609 Construction Continues athis years BPDS as Mayor. McIver has Laurie (Smokey) GOLDEN ngaging te community and tourism industry mandate with a planning meeting to By on rancis 10 years of which have been served in the 9 771495 269609 In This Issue: • Emergency Preparedness Week - page 20 Ethan remarked that he approached Meleg. 1719 Residents & Property Owners: Debbieto be Myles part ofand that ending change with the Mayor. ended, he stayed on, working in the dive industry in Ontario communities, present need seems Stephen Fearing, performing a solo like why for instance do his promotional recognize SON’s ‘Aboriginal title’ to those waters. • Biosphere Gran Fondo – Page 35 always been a strong advocate for Megan MYLES establish priorities. For decades, educators have been •10th Annual SOKF Recap - page 27 • BPDS/St Eds School News - pages 28 & 29 BPBA about the calendarTobermory fundraiser for Press Hours - Monday-Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm. BPDS Students Turn Out For Lion’s Head Terry Fox Run stablising a ourism Adisory rouand orMayor madesimilar Milt the grou McIver decision to makethanked to sure both all te necessary Tobermory and studying Biology in the off-season at particularly urgent. acoustic show at the Lion’s Head Rotary posters feature him standing beside a • LHHA Hosting Pie & Ice Cream Social – page 6 Aboriginal title, in Canadian law, is a community ownership right recognized and The Biosphere Association is deeply Tobermory Press Hours - Monday-Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm. as Students Welcomedagricultural Back sustainability and quality Peninsula Health Services Foundation. Photo: Hiking for Hospice in Tobermory, ON. • Rotary Club Spring Report – pages 7 & 8 all of the above reasons. They’re a hard- Tobermory Press Hours - Monday-Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm. James MIELHAUSEN 1718 ll aniates ight enesa, Septemberoices 12, are at te table and working towardspastbecome and te future samea teacher. Councillorsgoals Today, and also the the niversity of Guelph. He graduated in 1979 withlooking for a cost-effective way to deliver Continued on page 26 45th Annual Chi-Cheemaun WkndHall on April 6 with local trio Halfway turntable • Hospice Hike for Palliative Care – page 11protected by section spectacular35 of the Constitution views and sightings:Act, 1982. a First5,000 Nations in Canada have The Ferndale, Lion’s Head and District Lioness women look very happy to receive The deadline for our next issue (#12/19) is July 24,cair printing TheJuly deadline30/19. for our next issue (#13/19) is Aug 7, printing Aug 13/19. rural education in our Municipality. 1654 Submitted by Aril atry BHS ContinuedTobermory on page 5Press Hours - Monday-Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm. working group and they do important appreciative ofPhoto Ethan’s L-R: collaboration Kevin Walsh and accepts a donation of $5,090.00 from Don Wendy The deadline for our next issue (#14/19) is Aug 21, printing Aug 27/19. Hiring a tourism manager or oter dedicatedunsuccessfulthis Ksta to 12 in candidates order Experiential to coordinate stressing tese the key portraitactions (see photo, page 1), the newThe $3500 was raised over this past a Bachelor of Science. In Tobermory, he met Valerie live curriculum in multiple locations. The North opening the show. Net proceeds will successfully9 771495 brought 269609year-old court claims cave nearabout Lion’s Aboriginal Head, a historic •MNBP Council Minutes – page 9, 10, 11 Tobermory Press Hours - Monday-Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm. ooing Tom BOYLE 930 P, Bethel hurch in ions ea On November 7th Darci Lombard (plus tax) (plus tax) ast ctober ut out a inylonly • Lioness Walk for Guide Dogs –Submitted page 12 by ancy orgrae an unexpected award at the cair lastTobermory Lioness meeting. Press Hours Lioness - MaryMonday-Friday, Annethings De Vries, to protect 9:00am this to amazing 5:00pm. area. of the Tobermory Press in helping produce cair With his re-election in 2018, McIver 1151 importanceLearning ofTeacher their willingness at to serve Council got down to the meeting’ssummer Agenda. season by their generous patrons $1.50 Warder of Lion’s Head; they were married in 1982. future of small schools depends on it. With $1.50 (plus tax) $1.50support improvements at the Lion’s Head ruin in Wiarton, a piping plover and forest $1.50The deadline (plus tax) for our next issue (#8/19) is May 22, printing May 28/19. Cameron and Peninsula Out of Doors. Thomas John McAFEE Deeloing iguality eeriences tat are low imact and encourage longer and Photo: The Driftwood Cove property (locally known as the Rovers property) Moving to June 7-9, 2019 – See Ad page 13 release called e Secret o limbing ts • SOKF Update – page 24 The deadline for our next issuePresident (#10/19) of the is Lioness June 19,District printingooing A9 area June (left) 25/19. presented Long ServiceThey’re Awards worth to Jean supporting or joining as the calendar. ooing has surpassed the now retired Hazel 838 the Bluewater District (right), and Karin Webb Item (left) 2 on of that Summer Agenda andwas stafflegal in support of a new MRI system They have two children, Jessie and Graeme. Rotary Hall. in In Sauble This BeachIssue: and a gorgeous view of • Circle Arts Celebrates 50 years – page 12 9 771495 269609 The deadline for our next issue (#11/19) is July 3, cairprinting July 9/19. • Asphalt • Steel cair their community. In This Issue: ISSN 1495-2696 ISSN 1495-2696 Cabot Head Lightstation. He thanked ISSN 1495-2696 Van Tooren, Connie Tackaberry, Karin Webb and Sue Halliday on behalf of the Lions eet the aniates Thursa, October , 9reeat P, isits and diserse isitation geograically and into te soulderHouse monts Park in Miller Lake were pleased to acquisition brings Bruce Peninsula National Park to 90 perISSN cent 1495-2696 completion. on ega ecords rom e egaBy onmake rancis weather for its 7th annual hike on Sunday • BPDS News – pages 30 & 31 a volunteer. A numberooing of photos in the • Cedar Shingles OVER 40 YEARS IN BUSINESS! McCallion, and is the 2nd longest Randy HINES SchoolThe Board Mayor inspires listed the her highlights of Notice of Application for Absolutefor the Title Owen Sound Regional Hospital Photo: The latest business to stepBiologists up to werethe Walshnot in heavy Family demand challenge in In This Issue: Fearing began his tour of Ontario at Ina Toxopeus for her exceptional service Georgian Bay in Tobermory. • Asphalt • Steel BBB ooing In This Issue: Continued on page 6 Foundation of Canada Dog Guides. The awards are given on an annual basis to those ACCREDITED • Asphalt • Steel servin g mayor in Ontario behind Tobermor ommunit entre ncouraging guided eeriences to diserse isitors rom congested areaspresent or a sites $3500 tat cheque to Beverley Boswell Continued on page 19 May 5th. Hosted at four locations• Turtle on Trackersthe Returning to BPNP - page 2 cair BUSINESS • Eavestroughs Terry HEFFERNANPhoto Credit: 643 Ken Merryman students to be curiousContinued on next pageto a property locally known asFoundation. Bass Road is Doidge Building Centres Ltd.Tobermory (RONA), in those who days, contributed so Anderson $5,030.00 worked at • December 2018 Climate Comment page 6 Hugh’s Room in Toronto last Friday and Every year, the Municipality Tobermoryto FOCH. Press She was Hours one of- Monday-Friday, the founders 9:00am to 5:00pm. Photo: BPDS student Luke Belanger organized a 6km water walk as part of who have served as Lionesses •for Cedar a number ShinglesOVER of years. 40 YEARS IN BUSINESS! • Cedar Shingles are at caacity wile ensuring tat isitorsthe past ae term minimal of Council imacts renovating(centre), Executive Director of Bruce peninsula, over 100 hikers were treated to ooing diversity that draw• Asphalt people • toSteel the Bruce. BBB Gordon Krantz (also re-elected) who about the world and how (plus tax) of FOCH and has been on the board BBB ACCREDITED • Asphalt • Steel Photo: Laurie (Smokey) Golden led the Beach (Lots 22 and 23, McIvor Drive in the $1.50 • Proposed Miller Lake Community Trail – page 5 of Northern Bruce Peninsula offers • PACE Addresses Proposed Education Cuts - page 4 his Grade 7 N goals project. 25 walkers did 60 laps of the school to start ACCREDITED • Eavestroughs BUSINESS Neda SARBAKHSH 594 $1.50 (plus tax) Lion’s Head Fire Hall, purchasing two towards the new MRI fundraising. • Hospice Receives Accreditation page 15 $1.50 (plus tax) The deadline for our next issue (#6/19) is April 24, printing April 30/19. Tobermory Press Hours - Monday-Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm. Photo Credit: ChristyBUSINESS Carson • Cedar Shingles OVER 40 YEARS IN BUSINESS! • Eavestroughs BBB has served as Mayor of Milton, Ontario 385 • November 2018 Climate Comment page 6 Continued on page 3 continuously ever since. She has carried cair ACCREDITED an opportunity for organizations to • Custom Homes • Renovations WE DELIVER! BUSINESS • Cedar Shingles pollsPhoto: for Councillor A diver shines with 2,027a light votes. into one of the many openings in the hull near Photo: Jane Thomson was all living things on our former LindsayIn This Twp).Issue: Mayor McIver and OVER 40 YEARS IN BUSINESS! the night, simulating the distance many people in the third world have to BBB Jim McNair 519-793-4353 In This Issue: ISSN 1495-2696 donation made by Doidge Building Centres • Free Dental Clinic for Children/Youth – page 12 In This Issue: • Tobermory Community Gardens Update - page 11 • Asphalt • Steel ACCREDITED • Eavestroughs David RIACH a particularly heavy load during the last The deadline for our next issue (#9/19) is June 5, printing June 11/19. BUSINESS since the Municipal Elections of 1980. the bow of the steamer J. H. JONES. ISSN 1495-2696 planet are interconnected. 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519-596-2658 •1-800-794-4480 CDN *includes HST [email protected] $ 19 issues per year 48 Photo: The 4-H Rabit Show starts at Published by Tobermory Press Inc. 10am on Saturday, September 21st in the park. 39 Legion Street, P.O. Box 89, Tobermory, Ontario N0H 2R0 The Bruce Peninsula Press #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 Page 4 OPINION PUBLISHER’S COLUMN Taking Back Lion’s Head Beach

By John Francis drive the geese away this fall because many For those MNBP residents and of them are still moulting and can’t fly cottagers who don’t live around Lion’s properly. But something must be done for Head: next summer — goose droppings make the Northern Bruce Peninsula’s beach very unpleasant. The municipality Municipal Council has had letters and will study goose management strategies delegations demanding improved public employed elsewhere and implement a access to the beach. solution in the spring before the nesting season. Currently, the geese have half the beach (despite the heroic efforts of Rupert Every year Council receives the dog) and campers have the other half. complaints about how the south half of Lion’s Head Beach is reserved for campers. At its August 26 Meeting, Council Complainants point out that the shoreline discussed the goose issue. Mayor Milt belongs to the municipality and demand McIver noted that sometimes there can that it be open to the public. A delegation be 500 to 1,000 of them. (When I took this summer pointed out that there is these photos on Sept 6, there were only vacant land at the back of the campground about 250 around the harbour although where replacement sites could be created. more were arriving by the minute). Council decided that there is no point in trying to Stay tuned. Letter: Short Term Rentals (STRs) and Village Myths John, d) This is hardly a set of numbers small village with a rush season of about l) Let’s not try to pit the Commercials Disappointed to read your massive that qualify for $25,000 of our tax dollars 6 weeks that has developed over the last 5 against the Landholding Taxpayers who anti STRs editorial that was basically fueled to be spent on two young consultants years. Some people don’t like that. Let’s be pay 93% of the taxes. Except for a few by village myths. Let’s start with some facts, -essentially to consult on a non problem. sure such people aren’t just lashing out at STRs we get nothing from the tourists but heartache. None of us get a million-dollar a) As you know from the last election (And we do need some compliant calls to any group as a function of their frustration boat, get to close up shop in October and campaign the issue of STRs was complaint justify our recently expanded bylaw office.) with change. Change is constant. abscond to the Caribbean until May or driven. Let’s stop this immediately, save hard i) I noted your statement re “exploding get over $50,000 to run a tourist center earned tax dollars and work on something septics”. Now that is hyperbole even for b) The Township has finally that really helps the community instead and now $100,000 per year for a Tourist relinquished the complaint data from the you John. Again, as per the numbers Manager just as the number of tourists of fanning a divisive issue that obviously this is myth. The Department of the last 3 years on their forum after months of doesn’t exist in Tobermory. Comparisons have peaked and are declining…. requests by taxpayers. Environment is here to look after known others have made to Vienna and Barcelona cases, rare though they may be. m) I’ve run out of the number of Complaint Numbers from 2017 to 2019 are hardly relevant. words the Publisher allows us to put in a j) You have been badly misinformed. 11 - Fireworks letter, so I’ll close with a thought, e) Furthermore these numbers don’t Septics are not designed to “accommodate 4 - Garbage reflect cottage owners themselves letting a family of four for 60 days a year.” The Is this issue new? I recall renting 14 - number of people loose on prom night or the fourth of July. code requires 365 days a year. many, many different cottages with 4 or 16 - Noise I’ve seen several cottage owners letting 5 other guys starting in the early 70s for 8 - Open-air Fire their dogs run loose and correlation of the k) I see you have noted the rise in scuba diving and the bonfires were as big 3 - Dogs at large or dogs left tied up fireworks against fireworks permits would cottages prices recently and have rather as the wood we could find, Led Zeppelin outside negate many. arbitrarily decided that that is due to blasted across Big Tub with all the power 4 - Fouling/septic renting. Have you considered the general f) Now the Consultants are trying our cassette players had and we drank 9 - Number of vehicles parked in a rise in the market in all of Ontario? more beer than water – what has suddenly driveway to convince the Township that there Secondly, with the price of a basic are other reasons to run a program – changed? (The Township reports “new” 3 - Septic waterfront cottage going from $190,000 to numbers from snooping on the internet essentially they want to use this as a ~$ 400,000 there is no way people could c) As the tourist year is almost over planning tool. Wrong! – we have massive but – what were the numbers before?) we can divide by 3 to get the numbers on cover a mortgage and expenses on ~ 6 experienced Provincial Planning units at weeks of rentals a year. Kevin Doyle, a per year basis. our disposal. 3.6 - Fireworks Dorcas Bay 1.3 - Garbage g) As they used to say in Consulting – “If you aren’t part of the solution there 4.3 - number of people is always good money to be made in 5.3 - Noise The prolonging the problem.” 2.6 - Open Air Fire 1 - Dogs at large or dogs left tied up h) I note a lot of phraseology from ruce eninsula ress outside B P Psince 1988 areas like Wasaga Beach where they have 1.3 - Fouling/septic vastly different situations. We have a Customer Service/Advertising Sales...... Trudy Watson [email protected] 3 - Number of vehicles parked in a driveway Managing Editor...... Marianne Wood [email protected] Printing Schedule Advertising/Graphic Design ...... Tanya Early [email protected] 1- Septic The IT Services/Graphic Design...... Kenneth McFarlane [email protected] ruce eninsula ress Publisher ...... John Francis B P P since 1988 Production Manager...... Scott McFarlane Letters to the ISSUE ELINEPRINTIN #16 ...... 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The letter from Dr. Phillip Harrison values that will turn the Bruce into installed when the photo was taken. believe that commercial accommodations in Issue #14 decries the proliferation another Muskoka. We recognize that for many cottage should be restricted to the appropriate of commercial STA operations in the In particular, we are amazed and owners, short term rentals are a means zones, and subject to all applicable rules Bruce Peninsula, and points to the saddened that the Municipality has of extra income, and we have no issue and regulations. And, we are adamantly massive purpose built STA premises approved the construction of a large with this. Nor do we object to someone opposed to the type of commercial under construction on Dorcas Bay structure that is in effect a commercial buying a neighbouring cottage and operation exemplified by the construction Rd as an example. We have owned a operation in an area zoned for a “cottage renting it full-time. However, we strongly underway on Dorcas Bay Road. seasonal cottage on Borden Avenue dwelling”. We also question whether We also since 2000; we do not rent it out. We this structure conforms to the 10 encourage everyone share Dr. Harrison’s concern that the meter height limit in the Zoning By- to participate in the increase in commercial accommodations law. As can be seen in the attached Municipality’s on- masquerading as mere cottages (in photo, taken from the north on Dorcas line survey. effect, “ghost hotels”). We too see a Bay Road from about a half kilometer We noticed significant risk that the Bruce Peninsula away, the building towers over not only that s. 4.4.1 of the will lose it’s natural beauty and charm, neighbouring properties, but also the Zoning By-law gives and will result in increasing property tree cover. And the full roof was not yet the Municipality, at the insistence of any citizen of the Municipality, Letter: Tennis/Pickleball in Tobermory authority to restrain I am one of a number of tennis and pickleball. Pickleball is one of the fastest any building that pickleball players living in the area and am growing sports in North America and it contravenes the By- very appreciative of the resurfacing of the too can be played by all ages. There are law. tennis court. The newly refurbished tennis two separate pickleball courts that can be Patrick and court is a great addition to our village used. We do need nets however. Portable Mary O’Rourke providing an opportunity for residents and nets can be put in place for games and visitors to take part in a game that can be then removed converting the court back to Borden Drive played by all ages. tennis. I am currently looking for means Photo: Taken from the north on Dorcas Bay Road from and Stratford The last edition of the Press included to obtain nets so we can start playing. about a half kilometer away, this building towers over a photo of the new court and a reminder Perhaps someone has a portable net? not only neighbouring properties, but also the tree cover. that using it for other sports such as If anyone is interested in learning hockey and rollerblading will damage the how to play either sport or getting involved surface. While I understand this may be with a group for regular games, either unpopular with some, perhaps it can be tennis or pickleball, please contact me. an opportunity instead to take up a new Rob Davis, THE TOBERMORY Join Us On sport, one that is inexpensive and can be PRINCESS DINING ROOM enjoyed for the rest of your life. Tobermory Wednesday October 2nd, 2019 The court also has lines painted for 519-596-8766 & PATIO

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s rr TM time spurred on by the tempting early Arlene Kennedy, Call for reservations & information: Phone: 519-596-8282 1-877-901-8282 days offer of 8.2 cents per kwh from Hydro email: [email protected] Or visit us at: www.tobermoryprincesshotel.com One’s Microfit Program. I estimated maybe Tobermory a less than decade payback on my capital investment, and besides, I needed a new roof anyway, so why not do both at once? Then in my advancing age I downsized and moved into the lovely Tobermory village where the attraction of close services and being able to walk everywhere, rather than drive, was wonderful. Then Climate Change ® awareness really hit me over the head so to speak. Sure, a smaller retrofitted place to heat, (with propane), thanks to Fresh Food. Friendly Neighbours. Visit www.Foodland.ca Gord Lawson’s thoughtful renovations, as well as less use of my car made sense • In store Bakery • Fresh Produce • Fresh Meat • Deli economically and might be seen as doing my bit for addressing climate change. But it’s not enough any more. Not enough to FALL MUMS & PLANTERS ease my guilt as a contributor in a time SELF SERVE of real crisis that threatens our very COFFEE MACHINE existence. I want to stop using fossil fuels – the greatest threat to survival. What to do – what to do? First, I am saving up – to buy an electric car. Face it, for access to needed health care in my maturing years, family visits, and for goods and services, I admit I need a car. Increasing affordability is likely going NOW IN STOCK! to make this possible. We are fortunate to even have three charging stations in Tobermory. Problem solved. Next, I want to become self-sufficient for power - power Open 8 am to 7 pm, 7 Days A Week to heat my home and operate necessary appliances. Solar with batteries or heat pumps seem like possible eventual LITTLE TUB HARBOUR TOBERMORY 519-596-2380 solutions, although I need to get educated, page 6 #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 The Bruce Peninsula Press Letter: A Summer of Stargazing with Bayside Astronomy Submitted by Dhvani Doshi, Bayside Peninsula Biosphere Association. Mike Program Manager (and new Canadian Warkentin and the members of the citizen!) and Malcolm Warren association have done amazing work to We are the Bayside Astronomy maintain the natural beauty of not only Summer program managers, Dhvani the night sky but the environment around Doshi, a student at the University of the peninsula. They have taught us the Waterloo studying physics and astronomy, importance of preserving such treasures. and Malcolm Warren, a chemistry student We’ve been grateful to meet such driven at the University of Regina. people and feel blessed to call them our mentors, especially Doug and Paula Cunningham. As retired teachers, they brought us closer to realizing our full potential. They helped us overcome our weaknesses and taught us a stellar amount of knowledge that we will keep with us in our futures. Doug, Paula, and the other skilled volunteer amateur astronomers were very proficient with the night Photo: Bayside Astronomy Summer program manager, Dhvani Doshi is a sky, and sharing student at the University of Waterloo studying physics and astronomy. that knowledge with us allowed us a community filled with individuals from with the summer passing by too quickly. Photo: Bayside Astronomy Summer program manager, to communicate all around Canada and the world, brought We hope we can return to this peninsula Malcolm Warren is a chemistry student at the University our ideas more together by their love and admiration for again, sharing our experiences and what of Regina. easily with the astronomy. we’ve learned with the public. We believe public. Knowing We also want to thank the Lion’s that curiosity in astronomy will continue the locations of Our first night in Lion’s Head, Doug Head community for welcoming us with to grow, with more and more people constellations and objects in the night and Paula Cunningham took us out open arms. Being a part of this tight- looking up to the night sky in wonder. sky, allowed us to always be aware of to the Peninsula Observation Deck to knit family was only possible due to the The universe is meant to be explored, and something new and interesting to point at introduce us to the Bruce Peninsula dark numerous kind people we met. We truly we are more than thankful to have been with our telescopes. This fostered better skies. There was no moon and barely any enjoyed our summer in this beautiful given this opportunity to share the stories engagement, leaving people constantly light pollution, and we remember being town. The ways to explore the local of the cosmos. surprised with the objects they were in complete awe of the place. It was the environment were abundant. From the seeing. It cultivated stronger relationships darkest either of us had seen the night adventurous hikes and the stunning with the public as we could satisfy their sky and the brightest we had seen the lookout points to the community events curiosity by answering their captivating JOIN: Milky Way. We instantly knew this was the like Harbourside music and the Farmers’ questions. perfect place for passionate astronomers market, there have been a lot of memories like us. It was the start to an unforgettable We appreciated how enthusiastic made in this town. This town had so Retired Women summer filled with incredible experiences. the community was at each of our much to offer. No matter the day, there Teachers of Ontario This opportunity was only made programs. It left us building friendships was always something we could do if we possible by the collaboration of numerous every night, learning so much about the wanted to get out and explore. diverse group of people around us. It was hard working people in the Bruce It has been a transformative journey, Wiarton Branch Meeting: Tobermory Legion Branch 290 News Monday September 23, 2019

Concerns with the Cenotaph Flagpole For More Information Contact: Submitted by Elaine Sinha - Darts for fun is every Thursday, 7 pm. get it or stand in line and pay the cover Marlene Davies Many Legion members have - Meat Draws are Saturday, 4 pm all at charge just like everyone else. expressed concern regarding the list of the the Branch. Visit our website: www. Cenotaph flagpole. We all know the kind 519-793-3110 - Ladies Auxiliary Bingo is every tobermorylegion.org or see us on Facebook. of winds that come across the harbour Wednesday, 7 pm at the Tobermory and the flagpole has become a victim of Community Centre. said winds, thus becoming a safety issue, not to mention not very pleasing to the - Tobermory Bridge Club meets every eye. The executive is pleased to report Monday at 1 pm at the Branch; everyone that the flagpole has had a temporary is welcome! and more fix to address any safety concerns and a The Branch is open Thursday, full repair job is scheduled to be done in Friday, and Saturday at 3 pm. Remember the fall. that the Branch accepts cash only, Greeting Cards, Gift Bags & Wrap Stay tuned for further updates. there is an ATM on site and bring your Legion membership card and id if you are youthful in appearance on Saturday JUST IN TIME FOR FALL PROJECTS UPCOMING EVENTS Entertainment nights. There is a DJ and - There is a BBQ on Saturday, September a $5 cover for non-members. CROCHET COTTON & 14 at 6 pm following the meat draw. Cost is $12 for a delicious burger, salad and Please note that the doorman on EMBROIDERY FLOSS dessert; come for the meat draw, stay for Saturday nights has not and will not a burger. memorize all legion members’ faces, so if CRAFT PAINTS you do not have your legion membership - Trivia Night is Friday, September 13 at card your choice is to either go home and 7 pm. FALL DECORATIONS JUST IN!

Sharron Colter Recipient of RWTO/ Yarn and Notions Galore!! OERO Honorary Membership Award For all your sewing, quilting, knitting and Submitted for Marlene Davies crocheting needs At the 2019 Retired Women Teachers of Ontario/ Organisation des Enseignantes Retraitees de l’Ontario Provincial Convention, Sharron Colter of the Wiarton Branch was one of the three recipients of the Honorary Membership Award. This is the highest honour that RWTO/OERO bestows to a member who exhibits outstanding service at the Provincial level. Cotton Work Socks Sharron is presently the RWTO/OERO Past GUARANTEED TOUGH Provincial President, but has held many other Provincial positions. It was said that with each position, Merino Wool also available Sharron has been committed, open minded, creative and demonstrates a caring and sharing attitude. 564 Berford St., Wiarton, 519-534-1390 Congratulations Sharron. Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9-6, Sun. 11am - 3pm The Bruce Peninsula Press #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 page 7 Northern Library News Local Author Elizabeth Maclean Reading Sept 24 & 27 Submitted by Kathryn Hauck Tobermory Library has partnered with to stories of sailing in Lake Huron and DNA experiments starting with a banana! Artists – If you have artwork that you EarlyOn for a morning program enjoying Georgian Bay from their book “Ready to • Local Author Reading Elizabeth Maclean would like displayed at the Lion’s Head songs and stories with your baby or Come About”. – Friday September 27 at 12:00pm: Two Library, please contact us! toddler. people, 14 suitcases. One mission: Drop EarlyOn and the Lion’s Head Library • Tobermory of Yesterday – Wednesday WHAT IS HAPPENING in Lion’s Head: everything and start a cupcake business… Branch will be running a LittleCounters® September 18 at 11:00am: Come and join • Story Time and Songs – Fridays from in Egypt! 4-week workshop. LittleCounters® is a Beth through a photographic journey of 10:00-10:30am. • Knitting Group – Fridays September community-based numeracy program Tobermory of long ago. Bring a snack or • Science Literacy Day – Saturday 6,13 &20 at 2:00pm: Bring whatever you that helps young children acquire strong your lunch! are working on, or what you would like mathematical foundations. The play- September 21 at 11:00am: The library • Science Literacy Day – Saturday will participate in this nationwide to learn! based program supports parents and September 21 at 11:00am: The library will caregivers of young children in developing celebration highlighting the excellence An awesome read: Someone We participate in this nationwide celebration and diversity of science. Come and do Know by Shari Lapena the concept of number through stories, highlighting the excellence and diversity games, and songs. Dates will be September of science. Come and do DNA experiments 30, October 7, 21, & 28 from 11:00am- starting with a banana! 12:00pm at the Lion’s Head Branch Library. Snacks will be provided. Register • Local Author Reading, Elizabeth Maclean New Ferry Service Exhibit at at www.eventbright.ca two weeks prior to – Tuesday September 24 at 12:30pm: Two the program starting. people, 14 suitcases. One mission: Drop everything and start a cupcake business… St Edmunds Peninsula Museum in Egypt! Tobermory Book Club will meet Submitted by Rob Davis WHAT IS HAPPENING in Tobermory: afterwards! The St Edmunds Bruce Peninsula Museum has a new exhibit detailing a history • Story Time Adventures – Wednesday • Sue and David Williams Adventurers – of the Tobermory to Manitoulin Ferry Service from the early 1930s to the present. The from 10:30-11:30am: September 11 - The Saturday September 28 at 2:00pm: Listen exhibit includes photos and a brief history of the six ships that have served this link during this OPP Report The collision involved two vessels, a 46 period. The display was Continued from page 1 foot cruiser operated by a 51 year old researched and prepared individual and a 17 ½ foot bow rider by Shirley Johnstone and operated by a 61 year old individual. There is an important part of our Vehicle stopped on were 4 persons on the bow rider. history. Highway 6, mid-morning Grey Bruce OPP Marine Unit and August was a busy Canadian Coast Guard attended the month at the museum. The (SOUTH BRUCE PENINSULA, ON) scene. Two occupants, driver and 26 year “Wedding Gown Through - On September 1, 2019 at 9:54 a.m. old passenger from the smaller vessel, the Ages” exhibit was Grey Bruce Ontario Provincial Police were transported to hospital by Bruce reported on in the last (OPP) observed a (grey) car travelling County Paramedics with serious injuries. edition of the Press. We southbound on Highway 6 at a high rate Both vessels were significantly also had demonstrations of speed, south of Ferndale. The vehicle damaged as a result of the collision and on August 21 by local was travelling at a speed greater than 130 had to be towed to Wiarton Marina. spinners, weavers, wood kilometres an hour (km/h) in a posted 80 carvers and wood turners. km/h zone. Grey Bruce OPP continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding The turnout for these The vehicle was stopped and the collision. demonstrations was great the officer observed signs of alcohol and we are grateful to consumption. The driver was read a those who came to share breath demand for an approved roadside DRIVER CHARGED WITH their skills. screening device. The breath result REFUSING TO PROVIDE The museum is now received from the driver registered as BREATH SAMPLE open on weekends only and “F” for fail, indicating a concentration will close for the season on greater than of 80 milligrams of alcohol Stopped for speeding on Hwy 6 October 13 (Thanksgiving in 100 millilitres of blood. The driver was Sunday). arrested and transported to Grey Bruce (SOUTH BRUCE PENINSULA, ON) OPP detachment in Wiarton. There is lots to see at - On August 18, 2019 at 7:59 a.m. Grey the museum so please take A 23 year old from St. Catherines has Bruce Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) the time to pay us a visit. been charged with the following offences: observed a (red) car travelling on Highway 6, north of Wiarton, at a high rate of speed. -Operation of motor vehicle while impaired The vehicle was stopped and the officer by alcohol, section 320.14(1)(a) Criminal observed that the driver had consumed Code of Canada (CC) alcohol. A breath demand was read for -Operation of motor vehicle while impaired an approved roadside screening device - blood alcohol concentration over 80, and the driver refused to provide a breath section 320.14(1)(b) CC sample. The driver was arrested. -Race a motor vehicle - Excessive Speed, A 22 year old from Owen Sound has section 172(1) Highway Traffic Act been charged with the following offences: The accused has been released on -Failure or refusal to comply with demand, a Promise to Appear in Ontario Court of section 320.15(1) Criminal Code of Canada Justice in Owen Sound on September -Speeding 1 - 49 Km/h over posted limit, 19, 2019. section 128 Highway Traffic Act The accused has been released on BOAT COLLISION OFF OF an Appearance Notice in Ontario Court WHITE CLOUD ISLAND of Justice in Owen Sound on September 5, 2019. Involving 2 vessels, Anyone with information on these investigations can call Grey Bruce OPP serious injuries at 1-888-310-1122. Should you wish to (GEORGIAN BLUFFS, ON) - On remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at August 31, 2019 at 10:25 a.m. Grey 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS) or submit a secure Bruce Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) were web-tip at www.cstip.ca, where you may called to a boat collision on Georgian Bay be eligible to receive a cash reward of up off the west side of White Cloud Island. to $2,000. NICOLETTA JENSEN, B.A., LLB Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public

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HAPPY BACK TO SCHOOL! Wheelchair accessible. Home and nursing home visits performed. Please note our change in store hours: Parking available on site at no charge. Front Shop Hours: Monday to Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm Serving the area since 1989. Saturday 9:00am to 5:00pm Dispensary Hours: Monday to Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm 519-793-3200 76 Main St., Lion’s Head 15 -2nd Ave. N. Sauble Beach, Ontario N0H 2G0 Ph. 519 422-2122 Fx. 519 422-2488 page 8 #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 The Bruce Peninsula Press Municipality Of Northern Bruce Peninsula Special Council Meeting Minutes August 12, 2019 – Strategic Planning MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Milt McIver, changes in demographics, including Ms. Brine offered to assist Council and this further if Council was interested. Deputy Mayor Debbie Myles, Councillor seniors leaving the area and the increase Staff during the Strategic Plan updating Laurie (Smokey) Golden, Councillor Ms. Brine advised Council of a Performance in tourism process, starting with a meeting with Management Workshop that is taking place James Mielhausen, Councillor Megan Council and Staff mid-October to begin Myles include the public once Council has on October 30, 2019 in Southampton, if determined a vision for the plan, this the review of the current plan any members of Council wish to attend. STAFF PRESENT: Bill Jones, Chief would likely be later in the process Councillor Myles recommended that there Administrative Officer, Mary Lynn Mayor McIver thanked Ms. Brine for taking Ms. Brine will provide a scan of changes be a small questionnaire distributed the time to speak with Council and offer Standen, Clerk, Tessa Townson, with building permits for new-builds, Administrative Assistant from 2015 to 2019 with data, mostly assistance with updating the Strategic inclusive of industrial changes attempting to gain information whether Plan. OTHERS PRESENT: Cheryl Brine, the owners are intending to live year- OMAFRA Councillor Golden mentioned that Council round in the dwelling within the next five OTHER BUSINESS should look at determining changes from (5) years DISCLOSURE OF PECUNIARY INTEREST There was no Other Business for Special 2015 and reviewing what Council has Council Meeting No. 19-23, August 12, AND GENERAL NATURE THEREOF heard from the public to be priorities how to retain young families in our communities 2019. Mayor McIver called the meeting to order Councillor Myles emphasized the CORRESPONDENCE at 9:00 a.m. and Council members were importance of public consultation acting determine what attracts residents to the reminded to disclose any pecuniary as more of a two-way dialogue and having area and what amenities we provide There is no Correspondence for Special interest and general nature thereof background information to present to the how to make the downtown areas feel Council Meeting No. 19-23, August 12, that may arise during the course of the public in order to receive more useful vibrant year-round 2019. meeting. feedback housing for seniors and younger READING OF BY-LAWS APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA Councillor Myles also mentioned means populations Moved by J. Mielhausen Resolution #23- of evaluating outcomes from staff reports Moved by L. Golden Resolution #23-01- how to engage the younger demographic in 03-2019 Seconded by M. Myles 2019 Seconded by D. Myles Ms. Brine suggested the scanning (review) Council meetings and discussions THAT the following listed by-law be given of the plan be completed this fall with THAT the content of the agenda be potential for involvement in multi-unit 1st, 2nd and 3rd reading and enacted: public consultation taking place in the approved as presented. Carried housing spring/summer of 2020 2019-78 BEING A BY-LAW TO ADOPTION OF THE MINUTES the Tobermory water expansion project CONFIRM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE A SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING OF THE There are no Minutes for Special Council opportunities and threats) analysis is permitting homes with smaller square Meeting No. 19-23, August 12, 2019. CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY recommended during plan review. Deputy footages in downtown areas OF NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA PUBLIC MEETING Mayor Myles noted that the Economic Councillor Myles recommended an HELD MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 2019. Development Plan has a SWOT analysis extension to the CoWork Group’s pilot Carried There is no Public Meeting for Special that could be of use Council Meeting No. 19-23, August 12, project at the Rotary Hall CLOSED SESSION 2019. The Asset Management Plan is set to be Ms. Brine summarized the regional completed by the spring of 2020 There is no Closed Session for Special DELEGATION economic development programs that are Council Meeting No. 19-23, August 12, Mr. Jones explained that discussion on being offered. Councillor Myles expressed 2019. There is no Delegation for Special Council levels of service should be brought to the some interest in the First Impressions Meeting No. 19-23, August 12, 2019. public in order to determine if they are Community Exchange (FICE) and asked ADJOURNMENT CONSIDERATION OF AGENDA ITEMS pleased with the current level of service Ms. Brine if she was aware of any similar Moved by L. Golden Resolution #23-04- they are receiving for various roads, municipalities to NBP. Ms. Brine replied 2019 Seconded by D. Myles 1. Cheryl Brine, OMAFRA facilities, etc. or, if they wish to see the that the Townships of either Tiny and Tay level of service increased or decreased may be similar, but she would look into THAT the meeting adjourns at 10:19 a.m. RE: Strategic Planning Carried Moved by M. Myles Resolution #23-02- 2019 Seconded by J. Mielhausen Municipality Of Northern Bruce Peninsula THAT Council receives as a delegation, Cheryl Brine, Agriculture & Rural Economic Development Advisor with the Council Meeting Minutes August 12, 2019 Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) to address the topic of MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Milt McIver, interest in respect to Agenda Item #4, APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA strategic planning. Carried Deputy Mayor Debbie Myles, Councillor Facilities Supervisor Report No. 19-12, in regards to Arena Concession Booth Moved by L. Golden Resolution #24-01- Ms. Brine was welcomed to the Council Laurie (Smokey) Golden, Councillor James 2019 Seconded by D. Myles Mielhausen, Councillor Megan Myles Operations Request for Proposal (RFP) Meeting and proceeded to outline the at the Lion’s Head & District Community agenda for her presentation on strategic THAT the content of the agenda be STAFF PRESENT: Bill Jones, Chief Centre and Arena, because she works with approved as presented. Carried planning. Administrative Officer, Mary Lynn the Easy Farm/common law partner who Ms. Brine stated the following: Standen, Clerk, Cathy Addison, Deputy has submitted a bid for the RFP. Continued on next page Clerk, Tessa Townson, Administrative strategic planning involves timelines, Assistant, Teresa Shearer, Treasurer, resources (human and dollar) and Marshall Tigert, Facilities Supervisor, Troy performance measurement Cameron, Public Works Manager, Wendy SUMMER CLEARANCE your community needs to be involved Elliott, Chief Building Official there is a resource manual on the OTHERS PRESENT: John Festarini, Parks Canada, Katherine Patterson, UP TO 50% OFF OMAFRA website available for download Parks Canada, Barney Hopkins, Claudio a benefit of strategic planning involves D’Arcangelo, Lakewood Preservation ALL CASUAL FURNITURE establishing a shared vision, mission Partnership Non-Profit Corp., Jack Van and goals Dorp, Bruce County Planning critical issues are addressed in the plan DISCLOSURE OF PECUNIARY INTEREST and new ways to achieve goals AND GENERAL NATURE THEREOF stakeholders need to be included in Mayor McIver called the meeting to order at communication regarding the plan 1:25 and Council members were reminded She then listed the possible next steps for to disclose any pecuniary interest and the Municipality: general nature thereof that may arise during the course of the meeting. review the current strategic plan Councillor Myles declared a conflict of scan the current situation for MNBP and determine what has changed since the last plan review back in 2015 PENINSULA involve the seasonal population in the process (community consultation) WATER Ms. Brine finished her presentation and welcomed any discussion from Council. TREATMENT Mayor McIver discussed the upcoming •Residential •Farm •Commercial Asset Management Plan that is to be completed in the near future and its involvement in the new Strategic Plan. SPECIALIZING IN: Ms. Brine said that the two plans will tie into one another. • UV LIGHTS Ms. Brine noted that it would be beneficial to Council to identify if the priorities • WATER SOFTENERS listed in the current Strategic Plan are still relevant. • IRON FILTERS Councillor Myles questioned what other municipal plans would be of relevance to the Strategic Plan. It was noted • METERING SYSTEMS that the Parks and Recreation Master Plan, the Roads Needs Study, Economic Development Strategy Plan, Waste GLEN HOFSTETTER Management and Asset Management Plans would all be related to the Strategic 519-375-0298 Your Store For All Seasons Plan. R.R. #5 WIARTON OWEN SOUND (SPRINGMOUNT) HWY. 6 & 21 Council then discussed the following: www.peninsulawatertreatment.com performance measurement 519-371-2963 www.thefyreplace.com The Bruce Peninsula Press #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 page 9 MNBP COUNCIL MINUTES accessory buildings/structures. The Thistle and EMR. Mr. Barnett stated that after comments are received from SON, proposed zoning is R2 (Resort Residential). the Conservancy has acquired over 1000 then Council will make a decision on the August 12, 2019 He advised that a topographic survey acres of land to protect, the species found application. cont’d from previous page and Environmental Impact Study (EIS) on the subject property are a globally Moved by J. Mielhausen Resolution #24- have both been completed. Mr. Van Dorp rare phenomenon and he disagrees 04-2019 Seconded by M. Myles ADOPTION OF THE MINUTES informed that no negative impacts are with Ms. Sober’s comments regarding expected. the application. He requested to be part THAT Council receives this report for Re: Council Meeting No. 19-22, July 22, of all future discussions regarding the information and hold a public meeting 2019 Fay Browne, daughter of the property pursuant to Section 34 of the Planning Act owner, spoke to the application. Mrs. application. Deputy Mayor Myles stated that Mayor for the purpose of obtaining the views of Browne indicated that Linda Sober, Senior Mr. Gord Edwards stated that he owns McIver did not report out after the July the public with respect to the application. Ecologist with SAAR Environmental properties with wetlands where he 22, 2019 Council Meeting. Limited, conducted an EIS on the subject chooses to pay tax to the Municipality THAT staff provides a report regarding the Moved by J. Mielhausen Resolution #24- property and will be presenting her and protect those lands as a legacy for his public meeting and a recommendation 02-2019 Seconded by M. Myles findings during the meeting. Mrs. Browne 11 grandchildren. regarding the application at a subsequent stated that they have met all requirements meeting. Carried THAT the minutes of Council Meeting Mrs. Carol Porter presented her opinion on regarding the application and have No. 19-22, July 22, 2019 be approved as the proposal. She advised that she owns undertaken all of the requested studies. printed and circulated. Carried property nearby, she has viewed all public DELEGATION She explained that she understands notices regarding the application and she management and stewardship Delegation #1- John Festarini, is happy to see someone develop on Sadler PUBLIC MEETING responsibilities and the proposed envelope Creek Road. Mrs. Porter stated that she Parks Canada 1. Public Meeting encompasses a very small portion of the wrote a letter of support regarding the property. She referenced neighbouring RE: Parks Canada’s response to application and most opposition submitted RE: Proposed Zoning By-law properties that enjoy cottages with Council’s recent resolution regarding stems from Mr. Barnett’s actions. She R2 zoning as her family should. Mrs. Parks Canada’s water lot in Big Tub Amendment said that she is very impressed with Ms. Browne requested that Council approve Harbour and documentation supporting File No. Z-33-19.62 Sober’s EIS. Mrs. Porter concluded by the rezoning application as her family Parks Canada’s authority stating that the Browne’s are going to love Owner/Applicant: Xueqi Lin has had the property for decades and Mayor McIver welcomed Katherine their habitat and accomplish what their wishes to build a home that they can Patterson, Field Superintendent for family has been wishing to do for decades, 625 Little Pike Bay Road enjoy while simultaneously protecting the Parks Canada and John Festarini, build a home to enjoy. Mayor McIver welcomed Jack Van Dorp, environment. Acting Parks Superintendent for Bruce Ms. Mary McDonald, a neighbouring Peninsula National Park to the meeting. Senior Planner with Bruce County Ms. Sober then presented her findings to property owner, spoke to stewardship Ms. Patterson addressed the difference Planning, to the meeting. Mr. Van Council regarding the subject property. and support of the Browne’s application. between navigation of waters and dockage. Dorp provided a brief overview of the She said that she has found rare species, She stated that she has been living on a She stated that Parks Canada has application. He explained that the new such as Hill’s Thistle. She indicated property that has many rare species while sole authority for controlling docking property owners want to rezone the that the Hill’s Thistle will not die, if the protecting them at the same time. Ms. activities at the water lot. Ms. Patterson property to RU1 (General Rural) as they development is approved, based on her McDonald said that she is certain that the indicated that Parks Canada is unable do not intend on using the property for analysis and rather that those values owners will protect the lands and supports to provide documentation in regards to activities listed under permitted uses for can co-exist. Ms. Sober then spoke on the application. the Council resolution which requested the current zoning of Rural Commercial the Massasauga Rattlesnake (EMR). Her written confirmation from Transport and Industrial, such as a welding shop. findings concluded that the proposed Councillor Myles advised that she believes Canada that Parks Canada has authority development would not negatively affect in a holistic and integrative approach and The Planner advised that the Chief to control navigable waters. She said that the species based on the EMR’s daily range living in harmony with the environment. Building Official has recommended that Parks Canada has never claimed to have and location. In conclusion, she did not She stated that she believes in being good the zoning amendment be deferred until authority of navigable waters; therefore, determine any negative impacts on the stewards in any location and respects Ms. such time as the owner has removed all she cannot provide that documentation. plumbing from the accessory building, environmental aspects of the property Sober’s EIS. as accessory buildings are to be non- based on the proposal. Mr. Van Dorp noted that he hopes to Ms. Patterson stated that Mr. Festarini has provided correspondence to Council habitable and contain no plumbing. Mr. Bob Barnett from the Escarpment receive comments from the Saugeen that Parks Canada fully owns the water lot Conservancy expressed concerns with the Ojibway Nation (SON) at the earliest Moved by J. Mielhausen Resolution #24- adjacent to Big Tub Harbour Resort as it proposal. He advised that the Conservancy opportunity. 03-2019 Seconded by L. Golden was transferred to Parks Canada is 1999. owns six (6) lots to the south of the Mayor McIver requested a staff report on THAT the zoning by-law amendment subject property also containing Hill’s Continued on next page Z-33-19.62 for the properties described as the application be brought before Council Concession 5 WBR Part Lot 15 RP 3R7037 Part 1 Part 2 be approved and the necessary by-law placed on an upcoming Council agenda for consideration of adoption once Wiarton Home A Division of plumbing has been removed from the accessory building to the satisfaction of Home the building department. Carried hardware 2. Public Meeting building centre RE: Proposed Zoning By-law Amendment WIARTON File No. Z-35-19.66 Owners: Sara Jane Martin and Clinton Kay Martin Estate Applicant/Agent: Michael Browne NO HST ON SPECIAL ORDER FLOORING Not yet assigned, Sadler Creek Road FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER! Mr. Van Dorp presented the application to Council. He stated that the lands are currently zoned PD (Planned Development) and the re-zoning is required to permit a single-family detached dwelling and

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MNBP COUNCIL MINUTES dollars attempting to redirect visitors when hundred (100) tourists passing by every the Lakewood members, but will be voted their facilities are full. She indicated that three (3) minutes and fifteen (15) seconds on at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) August 12, 2019 Parks Canada does not feel a responsibility only about one hundred (100) feet from on September 21, 2019. cont’d from previous page to accommodate for the demand the Bruce his property; Peninsula faces. However, she said that Councillor Myles commented on He disagrees with Bruce Anchor that Big She indicated that the dock is managed by Parks Canada takes accountability very the thorough process and model for Tub Harbour has historically been used as third party operators who have licences of seriously for the safety of their visitors as consultation the group presented. a commercial harbour and rather it has occupation from Parks Canada. it would be irresponsible and dangerous been used as a harbour of refuge; Council advised that they will see the Ms. Patterson defined navigation as to have more visitors in the park area than final document once it has been passed If Bruce Anchor expands to Big Tub movement through waters and stated that they can accommodate. at the AGM. Harbour, more traffic and parking lots will Parks Canada has no authority to stop Councillor Golden advised that Council be created; and There was a break in the meeting at 3:32 vessels from moving through the water lot. is trying to represent everybody equally p.m. He believes that Councillor Golden should She questioned if Council has considered without bias, they are committed to the have recused herself from the discussion The meeting reconvened at 3:39 p.m. dockage within Municipal harbours. best long-term interest in the community and the Municipality has the right to be and placed herself in a conflict of interest, Ms. Patterson stated that she does not involved in Parks Canada management. as she is a sibling of the owner of Bruce CONSIDERATION OF AGENDA believe that Parks Canada has caused Anchor Cruises. ITEMS any harm to the successful growth of Councillor Myles expressed that she does Mr. Hopkins requested that Council tour boat operations in Tobermory. She not support spending money on obtaining 1. Building Department Report No. BD support Parks Canada in their efforts to further stated that Parks Canada will a legal opinion on this matter and she is 19-27 prevent the expansion of Bruce Anchor not permit the mooring of commercial satisfied with the information from Parks Cruises into Big Tub Harbour. tour boats and the loading/unloading of Canada. She said that she respects Parks RE: Trailer Agreement passengers to/from same on bad weather Canada as a level of government and Council Golden discussed her views on Applicant/Owner: Valerii Nikulchuk it would be beneficial to move on and days. Ms. Patterson said that, in any Mr. Hopkins’ delegation, including that Plan 3M199 Lot 17 emergency situation, anyone in need of work together towards the safety and Bruce Anchor Cruises has no plans for safety would be allowed to use the dock; sustainability of our community. expansion but only requests to use the 162 Greenough Point Road however, Parks Canada is not permitting Ms. Patterson concluded by advising that harbour on bad weather days. She further commercial vessels to load and unload on there is no difference between the legal spoke on supporting young families in the Assessment Roll No. 660 001 33444 the dock at this time. opinions from Parks Canada and Mr. area, such as the hiring and training at Moved by D. Myles Resolution #24-05- Parks Canada. Councillor Golden stated that she does not Robins on the matter, as both opinions 2019 Seconded by M. Myles believe that the documentation presented state that dockage is determined by Mayor McIver thanked Mr. Hopkins for ownership of the land upon which the THAT Council recommends approval of resolves the issue at hand and there are his presentation. the Trailer Agreement requested by the two (2) opposing legal opinions. land is located. Delegation #3- Lakewood property owner, Valerii Nikulchuk, for the Councillor Golden then commented on the Mayor McIver thanked Ms. Patterson and property legally described as Plan 3M199 steady increase in visitors as a result of Mr. Festarini for their time. Preservation Partnership Non- Lot 17 and located at 162 Greenough recent free access to Parks Canada and Delegation #2- Barney Hopkins Profit Corp. (LLP) Point Road (Assessment Roll No. 660 001 social media. She said that businesses 33444), Municipality of Northern Bruce RE: request for Council to support RE: request for Council approval of Peninsula. have expanded to meet the demand proposed changes to the by-law relating by investing in parking lots, bathroom Parks Canada in its efforts to prevent AND THAT the owner acknowledges that Bruce Anchor Cruises expanding its generally to the transaction of the facilities and buses. Councillor Golden business and affairs of the Lakewood the building being constructed will be then mentioned the increase in visitors commercial tour boat operation into substantially completed and ready for Big Tub Harbour Preservation Partnership Non-Profit due to photos circulating of the Grotto, Corp. occupancy within one (1) year from date of Flowerpot Island and shipwrecks, where Mayor McIver welcomed Mr. Barney signing of the Trailer Agreement. Carried visitors are expecting to have access Hopkins to the meeting. Mr. Hopkins Claudio D’Arcangelo appeared before to those features. She said that, when Council and provided an overview of the 2. Building Department Report No. BD expressed his objection to Parks Canada 19-28 Parks Canada turns away visitors, the allowing Bruce Anchor Cruises into Big Lakewood Preservation Partnership Non- Municipality and local businesses struggle Tub Harbour. Profit Corp. by-law update project. RE: July 2019 Building Report to accommodate that demand. Mr. Hopkins made the following points Mr. D’Arcangelo indicated that, in 1996, the Lakewood subdivision was created. He Moved by M. Myles Resolution #24-06- Councillor Golden questioned the to Council: 2019 Seconded by L. Golden moratorium over the shipwrecks and a said that the updated by-law will include quote from a letter from Siskinds Law Firm He and fellow residents of Big Tub Harbour consequences for infractions to the by-law THAT Council receives Chief Building in regards to the amount of frequency of have battled with tour boat companies for and any references to the developer will Official Report No. BD 19-28, relating tour boats using Big Tub Harbour. peace and quiet enjoyment of their homes be removed. to the July 2019 Building Report, as for several years; information. Carried Ms. Patterson said that Parks Canada Mr. D’Arcangelo presented an organized There are approximately thirty-six (36) has not proactively advertised in a decade process and project scope. He advised that Continued on next page and has spent hundreds of thousands of two-way boat trips with about one the by-law has not yet been approved by

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[email protected] • 519-596-2658 • 1-800-794-4480 • P.O. Box 89, 39 Legion St. Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0 The Bruce Peninsula Press #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 page 11 MNBP COUNCIL MINUTES 423 Shaw Road The Clerk announced that the motion Moved by J. Mielhausen Resolution #24- was carried. 18-2019 Seconded by M. Myles August 12, 2019 Assessment Roll Nos. 4109 620 001 12400 and 4109 620 001 12600 Moved by M. Myles Resolution #24-14- THAT Council does hereby adopt the cont’d from previous page 2019 Seconded by J. Mielhausen Ad Hoc Museum Committee Minutes, Moved by D. Myles Resolution #24-12- as circulated, and approves all actions 3. Facilities Supervisor Report No. FS 2019 Seconded by J. Mielhausen THAT Council receives CAO Report No. 19-19 in regards to the proposed Manager contained therein. Carried 19-11 THAT Council supports the passage of of Community Services position, job 15. Waste Diversion and Management By-law No. 2019-76, being a by-law to RE: Lion’s Head Campground description, funding sources and position Committee Minutes amend the Municipality of Northern renumeration, as information; Seasonal Information Bruce Peninsula Comprehensive Zoning RE: Meeting No. 19-04, July 17, 2019 AND THAT Council utilizes $100,000.00 Moved by M. Myles Resolution #24-07- By-law No. 2002-54, as amended, as it ($50,000.00 in 2020 & $50,000.00 in Council discussed the Province’s plan for 2019 Seconded by D. Myles relates to the property legally described 2021) of the recent “one-time provincial a six-year phase out of recycling, having as Part Lots 11, 12 and 13, Concession 6, someone from the Waste Management of THAT Council receives Facilities WBR, plus a 66-foot strip along the shore, funding” allocation for the partial funding Department Report FS 19-11 as it relates of the proposed Manager of Community Canada present to Council and the value (Eastnor), and located at 423 Shaw Road, of a waste management audit. to the Lion’s Head Campground Seasonal Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula, Services two-year contract position; Agreement; AND; at its regular meeting on Monday, August AND THAT Council authorizes staff to Moved by L. Golden Resolution #24-19- THAT Council will not allow the 34-foot 26, 2019; commence the recruitment process for 2019 Seconded by J. Mielhausen trailer and seasonal lot #30 transfer as AND THAT Council acknowledges that a Manager of Community Services with THAT Council does hereby adopt the requested. Carried the amendment is required to rezone primary duties including the overall Waste Diversion and Management Having declared a conflict of interest, the subject land from C4 Travel Trailer management of the Parks and Facilities Committee Minutes, dated July 17, 2019, Councillor Myles excused herself from Park and Commercial Campground and Department and responsibility for Tourism as circulated, and approves all actions the Council table and took a seat in the PD Planned Development to C4-76-2019 and Economic Development activities. contained therein. Carried audience. Travel Trailer Park and Commercial AND THAT the Waste Diversion and Campground Special and OS-76-2019 4. Facilities Supervisor Report No. 19-12 11. Chief Administrative Officer Report Management Committee recommends Open Space Special and to establish a No. CAO 19-21 Council approves Waste Management RE: Arena Concession Booth H1 Holding Zone in accordance with the audits to be conducted during the summer granting of consent under Bruce County RE: Ministry of Transportation of Operations Request for Proposal and winter months, which will provide File Nos. B-39-19.62 and B-40-19.62. The Ontario – Hay Bay Road Land Lease waste and recycling data benchmarks. at the Lion’s Head & District land was also subject to Bruce County Carried Community Centre and Arena Official Plan Amendment No. BCOPA 240- Moved by M. Myles Resolution #24-15- 19.62 which has now been approved by 2019 Seconded by L. Golden 16. Resolution- The Township of McKellar Moved by J. Mielhausen Resolution #24- the County. Carried THAT Council authorizes the Mayor RE: concern with the potential for forced 08-2019 Seconded by L. Golden 9. Clerks Department Report No. C 19-50 and Clerk to execute a Lease Agreement municipal amalgamation under the THAT Council receives Facilities between the Municipality and the Minister current provincial government RE: Surplus Municipal Lands - of Transportation for the Province of Supervisor Report FS 19-12 as information Moved by L. Golden Resolution #24-20- Ontario for the continued use of 22 Hay relating to the Arena Concession Booth Part Lot 33, Concession 2, Part 2, 2019 Seconded by J. Mielhausen Operations Request for Proposal (RFP) Bay Road property; Reference THAT Council supports Resolution #19- at the Lion’s Head & District Community AND FURTHER THAT a by-law to authorize 355 from the Township of McKellar in Centre and Arena; and Plan 3R-3407, (St. Edmunds) – (Cameron this lease agreement be presented to regards to concern with the potential for Lake Road) Council for passage at its regular meeting THAT Council awards the Arena forced municipal amalgamation under the on August 26, 2019. Carried Concession Booth Operations to The Easy Roll No. 4109 680 006 11801 current provincial government. Carried Farm – Pierce Pimiskern for the amount 12. Chief Administrative Officer Report PIN 33108-0122 (LT) 17. Resolution- The Town of Halton Hills of $3600.00 per year, excluding HST; and No. CAO 19-22 Moved by L. Golden Resolution #24-13- RE: reducing litter and waste in our THAT Council, recommends that By-law 2019 Seconded by M. Myles No. 2019-80 for a Lease Agreement for the RE: Asset Management RFP Results communities Arena Concession Booth, as presented, be THAT Council receives Clerk Report C Mr. Jones advised that OCWA will provide Moved by M. Myles Resolution #24-21- adopted at the August 26, 2019, Council 19-50 as information as it relates to the a three-hour workshop. At the request of 2019 Seconded by J. Mielhausen meeting. Carried surplus Municipal lands known as Part the Mayor, Mr. Jones is to confirm if the Lot 33, Concession 2, Part 2, Reference kick-off meeting is in person or by Skype. THAT Council supports Resolution #2019- Councillor Myles resumed her place at Plan 3R-3407, (St. Edmunds), Cameron 0141 from the Town of Halton Hills in the Council table. Lake Road, Municipality of Northern Bruce Moved by J. Mielhausen Resolution #24- regards to reducing litter and waste in our 5. Deputy Clerk Report No. DC 19-04 Peninsula, which had been offered for sale 16-2019 Seconded by M. Myles communities. Carried under our File No. NBP #0002-19. Carried RE: Bill C-81 The Accessible THAT Council receives CAO Report No. 10. Chief Administrative Officer Report 19-23, as information; OTHER BUSINESS Canada Act No. CAO 19-19 AND THAT Council awards the 2019 asset Councillor Mielhausen mentioned that he Moved by M. Myles Resolution #24-09- management plan proposal P-002-19 for was approached by someone requesting 2019 Seconded by D. Myles RE: Proposed Manager of the development of an asset management for the complaints received with respect Community Services Position plan to the Ontario Clean Water Agency to Short Term Accommodations (STA) to THAT Council receives Deputy Clerk be made public. Mr. Jones advised that Report DC 19-04 as information with Councillor Golden stated that she does not (OCWA) in the amount of $94,416.00, plus HST. Carried they will be published on the STA project’s regards to Bill C-81 the Accessible agree with the report. Deputy Mayor Myles dedicated website. Canada Act. Carried recommended that the report be deferred 13. Accounts Payable Voucher until the Asset Management and Strategic Deputy Mayor Myles requested that staff 6. Deputy Clerk Report No. DC 19-05 Plan process is concluded. RE: July, 2019 investigate the gate that Parks Canada has put up on Emmett Lake Road. Mr. RE: Community Safety and Well- Councillor Golden requested that a Moved by M. Myles Resolution #24-17- 2019 Seconded by J. Mielhausen Jones indicated that staff will investigate Being Plan recorded vote be taken. tomorrow. THAT Council receives approved Accounts Moved by M. Myles Resolution #24-10- The Clerk proceeded to call and record the votes of Council: Payable Voucher, July 2019, in the CORRESPONDENCE 2019 Seconded by J. Mielhausen amount of $1,235,130.04. Carried THAT Council receives Deputy Clerk Councillor Golden: No 1. David Almack- St. Edmunds Property 14. Ad Hoc Museum Committee Minutes Owners Association- Proposed Manager of Report DC 19-05 as information with Councillor Myles: Yes respect to the development of the RE: Meeting No. 19-05, August 6, 2019 Community Services Position - Mr. Jones Councillor Mielhausen: Yes to respond Community Safety and Well-Being Plan; Councillor Myles commented on the and Deputy Mayor Myles: No increase in visitors to the museum as Continued on next page THAT Council authorizes a five thousand- Mayor McIver: Yes compared to 2018. dollar ($5000.00) contribution to the County of Bruce for coordination of the Community Safety and Well-Being Plan. Carried 7. Treasury Department Report No. TR 19-21 RE: Strategic Asset Management – Action Plan Moved by D. Myles Resolution #24-11- 2019 Seconded by M. Myles ✔ Ants ✔ Carpenter Ants ✔ Spiders THAT Council receives the Action Plan prepared by KPMG as a framework to ✔ Bees ✔ Earwigs ✔ Rodents meet the deadlines and requirements of Ontario Regulation 588/17 for developing ✔ Wasps ✔ Fleas ✔ Bed Bugs a comprehensive Asset Management Plan. Carried ✔ Dust Mites ✔ Roaches ✔ Cottage Watch 8. Clerks Department Report No. C 19-49 RE: Owners: Kenneth and Emily Plus Many Other Pests Hobson Mosquito and Black Fly Control for outdoor weddings, parties, etc. Applicant: Escarpment Biosphere Conservancy (R. Barnett) Serving the Bruce Peninsula since 1989 File No.: Z-26-19.62 (Zoning By-law Amendment) •Locally owned and operated •Open year round Related File Nos.: BCOPA 240-19.62 (County Official Plan Amendment) •Written Guarantee •Fully Licensed and Insured

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Francesca Dobbyn- Bruce Peninsula of Properties for Docking Purposes - staff Safe Communities Committee- Summer Submitted by Janette Genereaux Counties and spent a week at the to acknowledge Newsletter)- noted and filed Hola! Light and Life Chapel is home, where Orsy and Banessa (native 3. Kevin Doyle- Short Term Renal 24. Bruce County- Bruce County makes excited to be hosting a true community Hondurans) are the house parents to 25 Complaint Data - staff to reply ongoing commitment with the Nuclear dinner on Saturday September 14 … one children. Little did we know that Pastor Innovation Institute through a new Mike is a math guru, and was going to 4. Bob Blackburn- request for Council and where not only those living, cottaging Memorandum of Understanding)- noted be a much needed asset in washroom Staff to advise Bruce Anchor Cruises that and visiting the area are welcome, but and filed design for the new boys’ dorms. With the present zoning on the Big Tub Resort one where you can hear from and speak and Syme’s properties do not permit 25. Bruce County- Bruce County with a couple from the community of the help of some of the older boys at the operation of a tour boat business- Integrated Mobility Planning Committee- Roatan, Honduras in the Caribbean. the home, the rest of the team worked confirmed delegation for August 26, 2019 Mr. Jones to confirm if a staff member or on putting the actual plumbing in place. Similar to Tobermory, Roatan is a meeting Council member can be appointed mecca for divers, and has much natural Since 2011, there have been many 5. John Vince- request for Council 26. Bruce County- Bruce County Hires beauty and attracts many tourists. The changes at the home. The number of to consider offering free sand bags to New Director of Corporate Services- noted Island is roughly the size of the North Island children in need of a safe and residents facing damage due to high water and filed Bruce Peninsula and is home to about loving family environment has grown levels- staff to advise Mr. Vince that Council 80,000 residents, many of whom do from 16 to 25 children, and many will 27. Bruce County Strives for Service spend their childhood there. A Christian does not have an interest in offering free Excellence in Long-Term Care Homes- not have running water or electricity in bilingual school has been built on site sand bags at this time. Councillor Myles noted and filed their 10x10 homes. Bunkies in the bush spoke on the importance of identifying may sound romantic, but not when the to help the children be better prepared strategies for the Municipality to adapt to 28. Ministry of Municipal Affairs and water leaks through the roof, animals for work in adulthood, especially in the climate change Housing- Provincial Policy Statement tourist industry. With more children, Review- Draft Policies- noted and filed run through the open doorway and your 6. Siskinds The Law Firm- Big Tub entire family sleeps on one mattress on more dorms have been built. More Harbour Citizens Committee- Reasonable 29. Canadian Pediatric Society- Are ATVs the floor. Honduran staff have been hired to assist Apprehension of Bias- Bruce Anchor Use safe for children and youth- noted and with cleaning, cooking, and educating. of Deepwater Dock - staff to acknowledge filed Back in 2011, Light and Life A tilapia farm is now in place at the hosted a Honduran dinner and guests home, and the older children assist in 30. Drinking Water Source Protection 7. Siskinds The Law Firm- Use of Big learned about the urgent need for a running this. Tub Harbour Resort for Commercial Minutes- March 29, 2019- noted and filed new septic system at the Greenfield Docking Purposes (letter addressed to 31. Municipality of McDougall- Resolution Children’s Home, part of Sandy Bay All are welcome to attend this The Honourable John Yakabuski) - noted supporting the Township of Warwick’s Lighthouse Ministries, a non-profit, non- community dinner of fun food - tacos, and filed resolution regarding enforcement for denominational Christian organization samosas, salads and more. Orsy and 8. Siskinds The Law Firm- Use of Big Tub safety on family farms- noted and filed that exists to address the needs of Banessa are in Canada for a very Harbour for Commercial Docking Purposes at-risk children. The dinner was very short visit, and will share about the 32. Municipality of South Huron- resolution Children’s Home and the ministry. (letter addressed to The Honourable supporting the Township of Warwick’s successful, the job was completed by Catherine McKenna)- noted and filed John and Billy Genereaux, and since The dinner is free, although donations resolution regarding enforcement for will be accepted and proceeds will be 9. Tony and Gaynor Illingworth- request safety on family farms - noted and filed then, Light and Life has supported that ministry. Two years ago, Pastor Mike sent directly to Sandy Bay Lighthouse for rates to decrease at the Little Tub 33. Northumberland County- 2019-07- Quesnel from Light and Life joined Ministries. Dinner will be served from Harbour- Council discussed comparing 17-175- annual combined conference for 5-7 pm on Saturday, September 14 at occupancy to rates and allowing more a small group from Grey and Bruce OGRA and ROMA- noted and filed the Tobermory Community Centre. seasonal Dockage which is generally undertaken annually closer to year end 34. Northumberland County- Resolution No. 2019-07-17-174- support of the 10. Danielle Edwards- The Town of South Resolution adopted by the Township of Bruce Peninsula- request for a letter of Warwick Council- noted and filed support for the municipality to undergo PENINSULA an Accommodations Needs Study Moved by D. Myles Resolution #24-23- P 2019 Seconded by L. Golden Moved by J. Mielhausen Resolution #24- A 22-2019 Seconded by M. Myles THAT the correspondence items #1-9 and APPLIANCES & TV #11-34 be received for information, as THAT Council supports the Town of South printed and circulated. Carried Bruce Peninsula making an application through Grant’s Ontario for a Tourism READING OF BY-LAWS Development Fund Grant for the purpose SUITE 3 PIECE KITCHEN of retaining a consultant to conduct an Moved by D. Myles Resolution #24-24- PACKAGE Accommodations Needs Study. Carried 2019 Seconded by L. Golden DEAL 11. Meg Dow- letter of opposition to STA THAT the following listed by-laws be given Study and any restrictions on rentals- 1st, 2nd and 3rd reading and enacted: ® noted and filed 2019-70 BEING A BY-LAW TO AUTHORIZE $ Maytag Electric 12. John Hetherington- East Gwillimbury A LEASE AGREEMENT WITH THE 3299 plus tax • includes delivery Freestanding Zoning Decision and MNBP Hazard ROTARY CLUB OF NORTHERN BRUCE and installation Mapping Issues- a staff report will be on PENINSULA AND THE MUNICIPALITY OF Range the August 26, 2019 Council agenda NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA YMER6600FW • White 13. Paul Mundy- improvements to 2019-74 BEING A BY-LAW TO AUTHORIZE • 6.2 cu. ft. Johnsons Harbour Road and request A LEASE AGREEMENT WITH BRUCE • Aqua lift self clean PENINSULA TOURIST ASSOCIATION for the same to take place on Forty Hills • Hidden bake element AND THE MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN Road and for the Municipality to consider • XL window purchasing the Cornerstone Golf Course- BRUCE PENINSULA Public Works to comment and Council 2019-77 BEING A BY-LAW TO CONFIRM Maytag® indicated that they are not interested in THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL Top Freezer purchasing the golf course OF THE CORPORATION OF THE Refrigerator Maytag® 14. Robert Patrick- Sources of Knowledge- MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN BRUCE MRT118FFFH Jetclean® Plus thank you for the $1,000.00 grant- noted PENINSULA HELD MONDAY, AUGUST • White Dishwasher 12, 2019 Carried and filed • 18 cu. ft. MDB4949SHW • LED lighting 15. Dianne Surridge- Photos of the straight Mayor McIver advised that Council was • White • Full with meat pan walking path at the end of Widgeon Cove moving into closed meeting pursuant to • 5 cycles, 5 options Road- staff to advise Ms. Surridge that Section 239 of The Municipal Act, 2001, • Nylon racks more time is required to determine the as amended, for the following reasons: • Tiered upper rack success of the trail c) a proposed or pending acquisition or • 50 dBA disposition of land by the Municipality or 16. Dianne Surridge- request for Council local board (Tackabury Street). to reconsider the Widgeon Cove wilderness trail and the removal of old growth cedars CLOSED SESSION to facilitate it- staff to advise Ms. Surridge FREE DELIVERY ON THE BRUCE PENINSULA that more time is required to determine Moved by J. Mielhausen Resolution #24- the success of the trail 25-2019 Seconded by M. Myles Large selection of TVs and Appliances in stock! 17. Dianne Surridge- concerns with the THAT Council move into closed meeting Widgeon Cove wilderness trail- staff to at 4:38 p.m. pursuant to Section 239 of Visit us on at www.facebook.com/patv.ca advise Ms. Surridge that more time is The Municipal Act, 2001, as amended, required to determine the success of the for the following reasons: c) a proposed West side of Hwy. #6 at Ferndale trail or pending acquisition or disposition of ® Registered Trade-mark of Whirlpool Canada Inc. 519-793-4444 land by the Municipality or local board 18. Julia Danos- Ministry of Infrastructure- (Tackabury Street). Carried Isthmus Bay Road reconstruction- no Federal ICIP funding approval for the RECONVENE FROM CLOSED SESSION project- noted and filed TO RESUME COUNCIL MEETING Now selling Single Sets 19. Rick McCabe- request for Council to Moved by L. Golden Resolution #24-26- start at revisit the policy and remove restrictions 2019 Seconded by J. Mielhausen regarding parking passes- noted and filed THAT Council reconvenes from Closed Canadian made 20. George Bowman- request for Council Session and resumes the Council Meeting $199 to consider having the Municipality cut at 4:51 p.m. Carried Box Springs and Mattresses 6 trees to improve satellite signal- staff ADJOURNMENT to advise Mr. Bowman that they do not approve his request at this time Moved by L. Golden Resolution #24-27- 2019 Seconded by D. Myles 21- Siskinds The Law Firm- Use of Big YLES Call for Tub Harbour Resort for Commercial THAT the meeting adjourns at 4:52 p.m. Information Docking Purposes (letter addressed to Carried MINI STORAGE 519-793-4444 The Bruce Peninsula Press #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 page 13 Accessibility on the Move: MNBP Installs Swing at Lion’s Head Beach Playground

Submitted by Len Friesen Municipality unless we’re doing it for “It is so wonderful to see the efforts everyone.” being made to make this playground Expect more changes in the years accessible for all children.” That was to come, from signage, to parking, to the reaction of Anna Kleinschmidt, a employment accommodation, to revised frequent visitor to the area, on first building codes, to increased training for seeing the new swing installed at the staff. Those from outside the region have beachfront in Lion’s Head. expressed amazement at how quickly The swing, which got its first things get done here when the need and workout about a month ago, is actually solution are both identified. the second accessible swing that has Cathy Addison, Accessibility been installed in the playground, Coordinator for the Municipality, puts it and compliments the “Mobi-mat” and this way: “I truly believe if you can help accessible washrooms that are already and/or assist with making someone’s on-site. life a little easier and less stressful, What’s behind it all? The that’s what life is all about. There is Municipality of the North Bruce nothing more heartwarming than seeing Peninsula (MNBP) is responding to a child with a disability being able to new provincial legislation calling for full participate in activities just like the accessibility for all Ontarians by 2025. other children.” So the MNBP Council, along with input Back at the Lion’s Head playground, from the Accessibility Coordinator, has Ella Kleinschmidt’s broad smile and already identified key barriers that need exuberant laugh tell all you need to to be removed, and which new aids need know about her take on the new swing. to be installed. But ultimately this is And surely there’s no better reward about much more than legislation and than that. mandates. “Few causes matter more to me than this one”, says Mayor Milt Photo: Ella Kleinschmidt enjoying the new swing at the Lion’s Head playground McIver. “We’re not doing our job as a with her grandpa.

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Submitted by Jim Dilamarter live in such a beautiful area and we all On the first day of September we need to work to keep it that way. held our last Big Breakfast of the year expecting no more than 250 customers FISH FRY FUNDRAISER FOR based on past year records. To our surprise we served over 300 hungry THE MRI breakfast goers! What a super response By the time this goes to press the from everyone! Fish Fry Fundraiser will have been held We were fortunate, once again, with at the arena. Thanks to the Lioness Club the weather and there just seemed to be and the Barrow Bay and District Fish Club more people around for the Labour Day a dinner was held to raise funds for the Weekend than in other years. It was a MRI at our own Grey Bruce Hospital in great event and we were so pleased and Owen Sound. We were asked to do the bar gratified by your response. for this event and gladly volunteered. All proceeds from our bar will go to the MRI. We look forward to serving breakfast We are proud of the efforts of all who made to you again Victoria Day Weekend, this possible and want to thank all who Sunday, May 17th, 2020. Please mark attended. The aim was for 400 dinners that down on your calendars. and we shall report the results in the next edition of the Bruce Peninsula Press. SERVICE CLUB SIGNAGE Coming into Lion’s Head you will notice a new service club sign. This is there to remind tourists and others that there are several service clubs including Legion, Lions, Lioness, and Rotary in our community. Each service group or Photo: Hungry breakfast goers enjoy the fabulous view club is there to work (and meal) at the last Rotary Big Breakfast of the season for the betterment of September 1st. the community and the world. We are proud of all of them GREENING THE BREAKFASTS and particularly proud when we can all do something together. Many thanks to those Over the year we have been trying who made the sign possible and helped to respond to the need to ‘green our put it up a few weeks ago. breakfasts’. We have, of course, started introducing recycling years ago but we needed to somehow try to improve on that. Photo: Rotarian Erin Greig leads the Rotary ‘green’ team. She continues to We have started composting waste challenge us with new ideas to save our planet. wherever possible. We are starting to use compostable cups and even experimented with cutlery that breaks down quickly and does not, therefore, fill landfills. We tried ‘bamboo’ but found it to carry for many people a bamboo taste. We are going to be ordering ‘birch’ cutlery for next year. We are also encouraging our customers to bring their own plates and cutlery wherever and whenever possible. We know that isn’t always possible and we need to try to work on making materials we use either compostable or recyclable. Rotarian Erin Greig has led our ‘green’ team and will continue to challenge Photo: The new service club sign in us with new ideas to save our planet. We Lion’s Head.

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Photo: Pizza Day! Cafeteria Manager Marian Beninger (left) and School Council volunteer Nicole Gamble (right) are aided by co-op student Michelle Davies Straby (centre) who is starting the year helping prepare delicious snacks and lunches for BPDS staff and students.

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Submitted by Brian McHattie the rest of their weekend satisfied that At the August 2019 the municipality is well-prepared for an meeting, the Men’s Breakfast emergency should one occur. Please visit hosted the Municipality of the municipal website for more information: Northern Bruce Peninsula’s https://www.northbrucepeninsula.ca/ Deputy Clerk and Community en/live/emergency-planning.aspx. MATT PHILLIPS Emergency Management The next Men’s Breakfast meeting is Coordinator, Cathy Addison Saturday September 21 at the Tobermory ECRA/ESA Licence #7013768 to learn about our local Community Centre. Coffee is on at 8 comprehensive Emergency AM, and a delicious breakfast is served 519-389-1351 Management Plan. just after 9, following Dave Robertson’s The plan focuses on a great jokes! For more information, please [email protected] number of potential risks: the contact Dave at [email protected]. Evacuation Plan, Pandemic “Serving the Bruce Peninsula” Influenza Plan, Forest Fire Emergency Plan, Emergency Preparedness Guide for Honour the memory of your loved one with a memorial gift Disabilities, Animal Care Response Plan, and Warming Memorial donations assist in meeting the health care needs of the people of the and Cooling Centre Guidelines. Bruce Peninsula area by raising funds for priority hospital projects, keeping our In 2017, Cathy organised hospitals current. a real-life test of the plan by taking local emergency response groups through funeral homes or on-line at www.bphsfoundation.com a scenario involving a tour bus crash on Highway 6, Bruce Peninsula Health Services Foundation unfortunately not outside the Photo: MNBP Deputy Clerk and Community 369 Mary Street, Suite 101 realm of possibility. This test Emergency Management Coordinator, Cathy allowed the group to evaluate Wiarton, ON N0H 2T0 519-534-5856 their readiness and make Addison at the August 2019 Men’s Breakfast. improvements to response plans. a fire ban scenario. Also of interest was AND-ROD Construction of Tobermory is currently hiring for Certainly the potential for a forest the Municipality’s approach to fireworks the position of SKILLED, OR SEMI-SKILLED CARPENTER. fire catastrophe worries many of us. Cathy which are permitted with a fire permit outlined the Fire Permit system (much three days before and after a holiday – if LOCATION: easier to access over previous years), and you hear fireworks outside of that period, North Bruce Peninsula, Primarily asked everyone to take note of the Forest please call Municipal Law Enforcement as Fire Risk Sign on Highway 6 – Cathy works it is against the law and they will respond. WHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR? • Someone comfortable using tools. with Parks Canada and other partners Following Cathy’s presentation, We are a custom home builder looking to add • Someone with some construction industry to get the message out as we approach the Men’s Breakfast group went about a long-term candidate to our team. experience preferred. • Someone who follows direction well and takes BPDS News WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU? the initiative. also happy that our French Exchange • Someone who is driven and dependable. • Competitive pay rate - depending on experience. Continued from previous page Student, who happens to live with the • Someone who is able to communicate well. • Employee Bene t Package for long-term Employees Naves family while she is in Canada, is a • Someone who is looking for a long term position. Ashcroft, Tim Hayes and the local North very accomplished basketball player. She • DAY SHIFT 8:00am-5:00pm Bruce Fire Dept have each donated $500 joins a great group of school athletes. • Long-term opportunity with a reputable company HOW TO APPLY: to get the first two months free. The goal • Opportunity for training and advancement Stay tuned for scoreboard updates Call Jose at 519-596-1224 would be to have other community groups • Great working environment — the girls start their season very soon. Or send your resume to: or individuals step up and support the • Weekly Pay & vacation paid out every pay [email protected] program throughout the year. School Council Chair Nicole Gamble says “I am continually amazed at how excited kids are for salad bar day. Watching EXTEND YOUR REACH - ADVERTISE PROVINCIALLY OR ACROSS THE COUNTRY! them trying new foods and enjoying new For more information visit www.ocna.org/network-advertising-program tastes makes it all worthwhile.” If you are interested in supporting FINANCIAL SERVICES MORTGAGES BUSINESS OPPS. 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7KLVDGLVWREHSULQWHGE\DOOSDUWLFLSDWLQJ2QWDULRSDSHUV page 18 #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 The Bruce Peninsula Press Climate Comment For August 2019 Downs & Son Funeral Home Ltd. Slightly Cool But Very Sunny Month AND Submitted by Bill Caulfeild-Browne George Funeral Home Ltd. August was just a tad cooler than normal, about half-a-degree Celsius, with the lowest temperature of 10.6C on the 16th and the highest of 26.3C on the 5th. It was only unusual in that we had no truly hot weather - meaning days at or above 30C. We usually get one or two of those, but not this year. The flip side of the coin is that it was very sunny - sunnier than either May or June, which are generally our sunniest months. In fact it was almost as sunny as Caring July, despite shortening days. There were no days without sun and only the 26th was predominantly dull. Compassionate Rainfall, on the other hand, was quite the opposite. We got 34 mm., just half of normal, and a quarter of last year’s whopping 134 mm. Winds were fairly calm until the end of the month when a couple of days with gusts of 45 kms/hr curtailed some Respectful of the tour boat trips. Brenda Scott Steve Rogers With all that sunshine one would expect the water temperature to be reasonably Owner Managing Director high, but the winds must have cooled the water off somewhat because temperatures at the Gap hovered around 19C, the same as the end of July. Wiarton Lion’s Head Hepworth September has begun with a very cool night - it was just 8.6C when I got up this morning - a harbinger of Fall. But we have another three weeks of summer left 430 Mary Street 71 Main Street 145 Queen St. West yet so let’s enjoy it! 519-534-0240 519-793-3115 519-935-2754

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HELP LYNN WILSHER, OBITUARY WANTED RMT SINKINS, Marnie - Surrounded by her loving “Support Staff” - her children, Marnie Sinkins of Bruce Anchor Motel & Cruises Registered Massage Therapist Brights Grove, Ontario passed away on Monday in Tobermory, ON, has the In Practice Since 1990 July 15, 2019 at London Health Sciences Centre at the age of 93. She will be deeply missed by her following positions available for 75 Main Street, Lion’s Head beloved children Shona, Jim, Morrie, and Mary the 2020 season: Motel Manager, 416-462-1562 and her husband Cliff, and her four legged family Housekeepers, Front Desk Clerks, Call or Text members Gunnar and Bernadette. Marnie was predeceased by her beloved husband of 62 years Captains, First Mates, Deckhands/ LOST Dr. Jim Sinkins. A graduate of St. Joseph’s School of Nursing in London, Tour Guides, Ticket Agents, and Ontario, Marnie was an extremely kind and caring individual her entire Shuttle Bus Drivers. Please email & FOUND life, with a huge heart and a great sense of humour. She quietly with no resume to [email protected] Lost Dewalt tool box containing saw fan fare or desire for recognition helped many in need. She was totally devoted to her husband and family. Marnie loved her summers for the and drill somewhere on Tammys Della Rocca Pizzeria is now hiring past 70 years in Tobermory and always had a special spot in her heart Cove, East Rd.,Lindsay Rd 5, Cherry for the 2020 summer season. for all the wonderful local residents young and old she came to know. Hill Rd or Highway 6. I forgot to I’m looking for - Kitchen managers close my tailgate. OOPS. Call 519- (must have experience), Line / prep SYMES, Stephen (Steve) - On Sunday, August 25, 2019, 630-1130 if you are honest, if not cooks (experience is +++), and Stephen (Steve) Symes passed away at the age of 71 in honest, I guess, enjoy your new tools. Owen Sound, Ontario. He was a loving husband of 45 dish pit/ general labour positions. years to Suzanne (Suzy) and a loving father to his two Applicants should be friendly, LION’S HEAD FRIENDSHIP sons (Skipp and Scott). Steve had a passion for boating committed, hard working, hygienic and his idea of a perfect day was being surrounded CLUB by family/friends while going for a boat ride. When and punctual. Full / part time hours HALL FOR RENT he was younger he enjoyed scuba diving and logged are available, excellent wages and many hours of bottom time. Steve was also known for work environment! Please email Birthday, Anniversaries, his generosity and his kindness to others. He was always willing to lend Special events a hand where he could. He had a strong Christian faith which directed [email protected] with his life. Steve was an entrepreneur with a passion for business. The a resume for more information. Contact Roy & Alice 519-793-7344 first business he started was G+S Watersports which was born from his or Charon McLay 519-592-5860 love of scuba diving. He went on to turn around businesses as a trustee, Hellyer’s Foodland is HIRING. We NO Alcohol or Vaping while working for Clarkson Company and later became the Executive are pleased to offer these positions: Vice President at Champion Motor Graders. He finished his career as Bake/Deli Clerk, Cashier Clerk, Stock FOR RENT the President and CEO of the Reliable Group of companies which he ran for almost 30 years. He is survived by his wife Suzy, his children Skipp Clerk. We have application forms Fully furnished 3 bedroom cottage/ (Carnelle) and Scott (Elizabeth) and his grandchildren, Olivia, Parker in store or bring in a resume. Great apartment in Lion’s Head. Available and Celeste. He was predeceased by his parents Fredrick and Dorothy hours, great staff, great customers. October to June $1400.00 per Symes. A Celebration of Life was held on Tuesday, September 3rd at 2:00 pm at Light and Life Chapel in Tobermory, Ontario. Memorial donations Tobermory Princess Hotel is month. All in. Text 905-802-4460. may be made to Cochrane-Timiskaming Youth for Christ (CTYFC) (The looking for full time or part time Open End Youth Centre) (23 Golden Avenue, South Porcupine, ON) OFFICE/COMMERCIAL or Chapman House- Owen Sound (Residential Hospice Grey Bruce). front desk associate (must be Online condolences may be made at www.greybrucecremation.com available for day, evening, weekend SPACE AVAILABLE shifts.) Please bring resumes Formerly a doctor’s office in Lion’s or call Tessie at 519-596-8282. Head. Would be suitable for doctor/ BACON - Marie Lucie Anna surrounded by family at vet/real estate/therapist. For more Grey Bruce Health Services, Owen Sound Tuesday, DAN’S August 27, 2019. Anna Bacon (nee Gratton) of Cameron information text 905-802-4460. Lake in her 74th year. Beloved wife of the late Maurice CONTRACTING ‘Shorty’ Bacon (2003). Loved mother of Claudette McKay Over 30 years experience. New Print Schedule and her husband John of Watford and Richard and his wife Lil of Port Franks. Anna was the proud grandma of cottages and homes. Additions Deadline Wednesday September 25 Amanda Lynn (Tom), Samantha (Mark), Alex (Katelin) and renovations. For more info or and Courtney (Steve) and great grandma of Hendrik, quotes call Dan at 519-592-5024. Print Date Tuesday October 1 Austin, Alexis, Sierra, Dylan, Kayleigh and Axel. Dear sister of Georgette Thibeault of Forest, Rolly Gratton REGISTERED 2019 rinting Sheule (Judy) of Inwood, Jackie Greaves (Paul) of Port Franks, Sue Ellenor (Jim) of The Camlachie and Norm Gratton (Judy) of Port Franks. Predeceased by brother MASSAGE ruce eninsula ress George and brother-in-law Claude Thibeault. The funeral service was B P P since 1988 THERAPY conducted from the St. Thomas the Apostle Mission, Brock Street, Tobermory SS A on Tuesday, September 3rd at 1:00 p.m. Interment Dunk’s Bay Cemetery. 1 Moore Street, Lion’s Head. #16 ...... September 25...... October 1 Arrangements entrusted to the George Funeral Home, Lion’s Head Chapel, Registered Massage Therapist #17...... October 23...... October 29 Lion’s Head. Expressions of remembrance to the Tobermory Clinic or the Glenda Barber, RMT #18 ...... November 20...... November 26 Owen Sound Hospital Foundation would be appreciated. Messages of Call 519-379-5076. #19 ...... December 11 ...... December 17 condolence may be sent to the family through www.georgefuneralhome.com 2020 rinting Sheule #1...... January 8...... January 14 #2...... February 5 ...... February 11 #3...... February 26 ...... March 3 #4...... March 18 ...... March 24 #5...... April 1...... April 7 #6...... April 22...... April 28 #7...... May 6 ...... May 12 #8...... May 20 ...... May 26 #9...... June 3...... June 9 #10 ...... June 17...... June 23 #11 ...... July 8 ...... July 14 #12...... July 22...... July 28 #13 ...... August 5...... August 11 #14 ...... August 19...... August 25 Published by: The Tobermor Press nc P.O. Box 89, 39 Legion St., Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0 Ph 51959258 email inotobermorpresscom The Bruce Peninsula Press #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 page 19 Tobermory Yacht Club Ends Summer Season With Group Trip to Manitoulin

Submitted by Carol Herman, kayakers vied in the water for the best cards waiting for them at various docks Commodore, Tobermory Yacht Club around Hay Bay followed by a well As the sun sets on the horizon of attended Pot-Luck where the winner, Jim the summer season, the Tobermory Yacht Blight, was announced as having the best Club (TYC) would like to thank all those hand, as well as being the fastest kayaker. who participated and/or helped in any way Thanks to Mother Nature who provided to promote and to provide the members a perfect day; for the dock hands: Rick as well as the entire community with Peacock, Tyler McAfee, Rob Davis, Udo fun and camaraderie involving anything Nixdorf, Dave Crosby, Dave Gowing and water-related from the BOOM program, Bob Daniell; and the Princess Hotel for Cardboard Boat Race, Boat Parade and a providing the First Place Prize. musical rendezvous to Lion’s Head. All agreed that we should sponsor New this year was a trial run of the this as a scheduled event open to everyone TYC Kayak-Poker-Fun-Run. Seventeen in the community in 2020.

Photo: The inaugural trial run of the Tobermory Yacht Club Kayak-Poker- Fun-Run included seventeen kayakers who vied in the water for the best cards at various docks around Hay Bay

Two weeks later we rendezvoused Cindy and Dave Bricker in Gore Bay, “One if by Land, Two if by Sea”. Two boats and three vehicles arrived are pleased to introduce changing the title to three if by land two our 2nd grandchild, if by sea. We hiked Cup and Saucer and Bridal Veil Falls, not to mention the inclusion of a young buck sauntering Jameson Allen Benoit through the town during the community garage sale looking for a bigger rack. All this was followed by another infamous Pot-Luck. Coming up is TYC’s Annual Presentation in which all are invited, especially those who are interested or know someone who might be inclined to become a Chi-Cheemaun Captain... first prerequisite is love of the water. The Presentation, “A Possibility” will be held Thursday, September 19th at the Legion 7:00 pm. Free will offering to Legion #290. Born July 11th, weighing 7lbs. 2oz. Watch for the posters. to Katelyn and Edward. Hard to believe it’s time to haul the boats when it seems like we just put Spoiling privileges also go to them in. Better than being in Florida or the Bahamas right now. We count our Kathleen and Allen Benoit, Photo: Members of the Tobermory Yacht Club in Gore Bay, ON after some blessings. hiking and sightseeing on Manitoulin Island. and Uncle Terry.

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Tom Serving the Bruce Peninsula REGULAR MEETINGS MCAFEE & SONS BOYLE CONCRETE Clubs, Organizations, Groups, etc. call us TODAY with Contracting Ltd. corrections or additions to the Information Centre • Foundations • Floors RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL 519-793-3447 MONDAY •HOMES •COTTAGES•RENOVATIONS •CERAMICS Ferndale Food Bank, call 519-378-8842 for assistance •WOOD FLOORS •CONCRETE WORK & FINISHING www.boyleconcrete.ca www. .com Over 30 MNBP Council Meeting, Municipal Office, Lion’s Head, (2nd & 4th Mon.) 1pm mcafeeandsonscontracting years as a licenced Fax: 519-793-3015 Christ Church Anglican Church Women, Main St, Lion’s Head, Anglican 519-596-2482 carpenter Parish Hall, Lion’s Head, (1st Mon.) 2pm Chiropractic Health Talk, Lion’s Head Chiropractic Clinic, 2 Helen St, 6pm Virus & Spyware Removal • Computer Repair • Tune-ups Tobermory Legion Meetings, Times as Tues. below, (Mon. in June only) NA Meetings, Nochomowin (Healing Waters), St. Mary’s Parish Hall, Friendly On-site Service Lighthouse Rd, Cape Croker, 8pm COMPUTER AID TUESDAY Ferndale Food Bank, call 519-378-8842 for assistance & CONSULTING Tobermory Food Bank Meeting, The Meeting Place, (1st Tues.) 12pm 519-374-4768 • Darren Curry Tobermory Food Bank, The Meeting Place, for info call Linda at 519-596- www.ComputerAid.net 2333,  1-3pm Serving the Bruce Peninsula & Surrounding Area for Over 19 Years Lion’s Head Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Swan Lake Legion, Pot Luck Noon, Meeting,  (2nd Tues.) 1:30pm NO POT LUCK IN JULY Tobermory Friends of the Library, Tobermory Library, (Last Tues. of Jan/ DB SERVICES and HOME INSPECTIONS Harrington Plumbing Mar/Apr/June/Sept/Nov) 2:30pm Home Inspections WETT Certified Technician - wood burning appliances Pumps / New Wells The Rotary Club of Northern Bruce Peninsula, Rotary Hall, Main St. •Propane - Natural Gas Well Extensions & Maintenance Lion’s Head, (1st and 3rd Tues. each month) 6:30pm •Inspections and Installations Water Treatment Tobermory Legion Executive Meeting, Legion, (2nd Tues.) 7pm •INSURANCE INSPECTIONS Pressure Systems Tobermory Legion General Meeting, Legion, (2nd Tues.) 8pm Locally owned & operated Cottage Openings S.B.P. ATV Club, Sauble Community Centre, (3rd Tues.) 7:30pm 519.374.5748 519.534.5402 Wiarton Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Wiarton Legion, (2nd Tues. Not July [email protected] Service www.dbhome.ca or Aug.) 7:30pm Nathan Harrington WEDNESDAY Owner/Licensed Plumber & Well Contractor 519-590-3112 Wiarton, ON Bruce Peninsula Health Services Foundation, Foundation Office, 369 Hepburn Masonry & Contracting Mary St., Wiarton, (Last Wed.) 10am • Complete Custom Builder Tobermory Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Tobermory Legion, (1st Wed.) 11am Proudly Serving the Bruce Peninsulas Electrical Needs Northern Bruce Truth & Reconciliation Group, Tobermory United • Renovations & Restoration Experts New ydro Services & Upgrades Church, (2nd & 4th Wed.) 2pm Whole ome Wiring- New & Happy Harbour Club Games, Tobermory Community Centre, 12:30- 519-793-3966 Renovation 3:30pm Email: [email protected] Pole Line Service/Installation Serving The Peninsula For 20 Years Commercial & Industrial Top of the Bruce Wood Carvers, Tobermory Community Centre, 12:30- “From The Footings To The Roof And Everything In Between!” Maintenance 3:30pm ECRA/ESA Licence #7000342 Free Estimates Bruce Peninsula Society Of Artists, Anglican Parish Hall, Lion’s Head, 24 Hour Service (4th Wed.) 1:30pm Bruce Peninsula Tourist Association Board Meeting & Mingle,  Ferndale ELIOR CARPET CLEANIN Residential/Commercial/Industrial Proudly serving the Bruce Peninsula since 1988 Lion’s Head, ON NH 1W Park & Information Centre meeting room, (3rd Wed.) 2-4pm M G 519-793-6117 Bruce Peninsula Environment Group (BPEG), Anglican Parish Hall, 55 Custom Upholstery Deodourizing Main Street, Lion’s Head, (1st Wed.) 7:30pm www.acnelectric.ca email infoacnelectric.ca Cleaning Area Rug Cleaning Lions Club, Swan Lake Legion, (2nd & 4th Wed. - Not July or Aug.) 6:30pm Disaster Restoration Mat Rentals We do Servicing Flood & Fire Yearly REID SERVICES Tobermory to Lioness Club, Swan Lake Legion, (1st Wed. - Not July or Aug.) dinner Hard Surface Check-over Heating and Cooling Owen Sound 7pm, meeting 8pm Carpet Dyeing Cleaning Installation & Service of Residential THURSDAY “THE BETTER WAY TO CLEAN” roane water heaters oilers natural as firelaces in floor heatin Lion’s Head Legion Meetings Swan Lake Legion, (1st Thurs.) Executive furnaces 1:15pm; General 2pm  519-793-4239 Now Continental Dealer Friendship Club, Lion’s Head, Business Meeting, (4th Thurs., Apr. - anufacturers of the onl Made in Canada furnaces. Oct.) 1pm Financing Available on Continental roucts Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary, Hospital Board Room, Lion’s Head, (1st Northern Bruce PropertyProperty WatchWatch Thurs. - Not Jan. or Aug.) 1:30pm Specializing in uality workmanship Winter is coming! - Will you be ready? Licensed and Insured Bruce Peninsula Safe Communities Committee (BPSCC), Bruce Doug Reid 519-592-5511 • Lion’s Head Peninsula OPP detachment in Wiarton, (1st Thurs. of each month, except Jul. and Aug.) 3:30pm Call Wiarton Rotary Club, Royal Canadian Legion, Berford St. Wiarton, 6pm Cottage Closings Herb Holst Wiarton Legion Executive, Wiarton Legion, (1st Thurs.) 7pm 519-719-2580 Stokes Bay Community Centre,  Monthly meeting, (4th Thurs. except Documented winter Dec. Jan. & Feb.) 7pm and off-season property Central Bruce SnoDrifters, Call 519-793-6685 for location, (3rd Thurs.) 7pm watch services Wiarton Legion Membership General Meeting, Wiarton Legion, (2nd Thurs. -Not Jan/Feb) 7:30pm All season handyman Barrow Bay & District Sports Fishing Association, Rotary Hall, Lion’s and property Head, (1st Thurs. Apr. - Oct.) 7:30pm improvement solutions Al-Anon Family Group, Bethel Missionary Church, Lion’s Head, contact [email protected] for more info, 8pm Alcoholics Anonymous, Bethel Missionary Church, Lion’s Head, 8pm FRIDAY Wiarton Friends of the Library, Ross Whicher Centre (corner of William & Custom Homes, Additions & Brown St.), Wiarton, (2nd Fri.) 9:30am Friends of the Lion's Head Library, Lion's Head Library, (last Fri.) 3-4pm H Renovations Open AA Meeting, Maadookii Centre, Cape Croker, 8pm IE ELL RN YE LIBRARY HOURS E R TOBERMORY 22 Bay St. 519-596-2446 M T 12:30am W 10am T 10am F 10am S 10am S 12:30am B CONTRACTING Closed to 4:30pm to 6pm to 6pm to 5pm to 3pm to 4:30pm LION’S HEAD 90 Main St. 519-793-3844 •sand •gravel•topsoil M 9:30pm T W 2pm T 10am F 9:30am S 9:30am S Closed Closed •bulldozing & backhoe Custom Builders on the to 5pm to 6pm to 2pm to 5pm to 2pm WIARTON 578 Brown St. 519-534-2602 •rockbreaking Bruce Peninsula M T 10am W 10am T 10am F 10am S 10am S 1pm Closed for over 20 years to 7pm to 6pm to 7pm to 6pm to 4pm to 4pm •licenced aerobic and standard BRUCE PENINSULA ADULT LEARNING CENTRE septic systems G.E.D., Computer Essential Skills, Upgrading 576 EDWARD ST., WIARTON 519-534-4911 LION’S HEAD 519-793-3377 The Bruce Peninsula Press #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 page 21 Service Directory & Information Centre

FILL THIS SPACE FOR AS LOW AS FUN & GAMES & THINGS TO DO Tyson Clubs, Organizations, Groups, etc. call us TODAY with $27.30* *call Trudy for details corrections or additions to the Information Centre PER ISSUE 519-596-2658 FIREWOOD MONDAY SNOW BLOWING V.O.N. SMART Fitness, Friendship Hall, Lion’s Head, 10-11am AUTOCARE CENTRE Bid Euchre, Friendship Club, Lion’s Head, 1pm 519-596-2475 • 519-447-2401 - Automotie Book Circle, Tobermory United Church, all welcome, 1pm Serice Repair Tobermory Bridge Club, T obermory Legion, 1pm - Nationide Warranty Drum Circle, Lion’s Head United Church, 2-3pm. All welcome tes aae Nia Holistic Fitness, Lion’s Head at Rhythmwood, details at IDEAL STORAGE a t os ead www.rhythmwood.ca 7pm Boat & RV Storage Wiarton Legion Ladies Auxiliary Euchre, Wiarton Legion, 7pm Self Storage Units Euchre, Pike Bay Community Centre, 7:30pm 5 x 10 to 10 x 30 Co-Ed Indoor Soccer, Wiarton High School, Ages 16+, FREE. Phone 519-793-4311 for more info, 7:30-9pm 62 Bryant519-534-4800 Street (Oliphant) West Of Wiarton McNairs Firewood Ryusei Karate Do, Bruce Peninsula District School, Lion's Head, ages 6+, Youth 7-8pm, Adult 8-9pm

Wood Available TUESDAY Now BLUEWATER RV SALES LTD. Yoga, T obermory United Church, $13, drop-ins welcome, 9:30am Sales Parts Service Ontario Early Years, Early Learning Playgroup, United 519-795-7730 Church, Lion's Head, 10-11:30am www.bluewaterrv.ca “We Keep the Home Fires Burning” Fabric Arts, Tobermory United Church, 11am [email protected] Drumming, United Church, Tobermory, 1pm (519) 534-0014 Lonnie Bray Bid Euchre, Friendship Club, Lion’s Head, 1pm Fax (519) 534-4058 Cell (519) 270-0533 Dominoes and More, Seniors Common room, Tobermory, 1pm 1-800-225-7937 Book Club, Tobermory Library, (last Tues. each month, not 210 Berford St, Wiarton, ON N0H 2T0 July, Aug, or Dec.) 1pm Book Club, Wiarton Library, (3rd Tues. not July & Aug.) 2pm HPLUMBING&H Chair Yoga, Anglican Church, Lion’s Head, Contact Nina 519- Sales • Service • Installation 270-4905, 2-3pm Hatha Flow Yoga, Anglican Church 55 Main St., Lion’s Head, 519-793-3004 Contact Nina 519-270-4905, 6:30pm Dave Henderson Badminton for Adults, BPDS Lion’s Head, 7-9pm Licenced Plumber WEDNESDAY

E-Mail [email protected] Gentle Yoga, Tobermory United Church, drop-ins welcome, 9:45-10:45am 0in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Coffee Connection, Seniors Connect, 90 Main St. Lion’s Head, 10am-12pm Tobermory Quilters, Light & Life Chapel, Tobermory, 519- 596-8332, new members welcome, 1-3pm (except 2nd Wed. each month: 10am-3pm) Tobermory Muses, Creative Writing Group, Tobermory United Church, Contact: Ferelith 519-596-8359, (1st & 3rd Wed. each month) 1-4pm Sand * Gravel * Topsoil Jamboree, Wiarton Legion, 2-5pm Excavating * Trucking Tai Chi, Tobermory United Church, $10/class, contact 519- Bulldozing 596-8003, 4:30-6:30pm Driveway & Lot Preparation Ladies Auxiliary Bingo, T obermory Community Centre, 7pm Foundation Excavation Community Basketball, Bruce Peninsula District School Licensed Septic System Gym, 13 years and up, 7pm Installation Stokes Bay Euchre, Stokes Bay Community Centre, 7:30pm 4984 Highway 6, Miller Lake, ON N0H 1Z0 Office Phone: 519-795-7757 Mike Cell: 226-668-5104 THURSDAY Darryl Cell: 519-270-7092 [email protected] Hatha Flow Yoga, Anglican Church 55 Main St., Lion’s Head, Over 40 Years Local Experience www.cr-c.ca Contact Nina 519-270-4905, 9:30am check us out on facebook Joint Anglican/United Bible Study, St. Edmunds Church, Tobermory, discussion & refreshments, 10am V.O.N. SMART Fitness, Friendship Hall, Lion’s Head, 10-11am * Chair Yoga, Anglican Church, Lion’s Head, Contact Nina 519- Marshall 270-4905, 11am-12pm JOSEPH FILLION MIELHAUSEN Tobermory Bridge Club, T obermory United Church, 1pm Professional Food Truck Thursdays, Wiarton Legion, (until Thanksgiving) Drywall & Taping ROOFING LTD. 4:30pm RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Home: 519-596-2838 Darts for Fun, Tobermory Legion, 7pm NO JOB TOO SMALL Badminton for Adults, BPDS Lion’s Head, 7-9pm Cell: 519-379-8891 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Specializing in FRIDAY ERVING RUCE ENINSULA REA Limited Lifetime Warranty Fiberglass Shingles S B P & A Coffee with Brad, Tobermory United Church, all welcome, 10am PRO FAST ! BP Certified Nia Holistic Fitness, Lion’s Head at Rhythmwood, details at Phone 519-592-5064 Roofer www.rhythmwood.ca 10am Bible Study, Tobermory United Church, all welcome, 1pm Cell 519-982-5703 Free Estimates Fully Insured STOKES BAY [email protected] page 22 #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 The Bruce Peninsula Press Service Directory & Information Centre

PEW MONUMENTS FUN & GAMES CONTINUED Monument & Cemetery Lettering Clubs, Organizations, Groups, etc. call us TODAY with Call Matt or Jim corrections or additions to the Information Centre 519-534-2110 FRIDAY continued Duplicate Bridge, Lion’s Head Friendship Club, please bring a partner, 1pm Nusko Professional Corporation David Nusko B.A. (Hons.), J.D., J.D. Bid Euchre, Friendship Club, Lion’s Head, 1pm ONTARIO: Barrister, Solicitor, & Notary Public Lion's Head Book Club, Lion's Head Library, (Last Fri. each MICHIGAN: Attorney, & Counselor at Law Need a mortgage? month, not July or Aug.) 2pm For your legal matters call: 1-800-536-0566 www.nusko.ca Advice You Can Bank On! Harbourside Music, Lion's Head Beach, 7pm, ends Aug. 23 Hair Care for the Whole Family Shelia Hunter Team Trivia, Tobermory, Tobermory Legion, Tobermory Cell: 519-379-1040 Hetty Engel-Sharp, Owner / 519-793-3130 Foodbank Fundraiser, $10/person, Teams of 6 or join a team, Cassidy’s Carpentry + Services Office: 519-793-6126 177 Paris Rd., Brantford, ON (Second Fri. every month) 7pm Licenced Carpenter 226-974-0668 15 Pointview Dr., Lion’s Head, ON Karaoke, Wiarton Legion, 9pm-1am [email protected] INTERIOR EXTERIOR SATURDAY [email protected] Doug Cameron 519 534 9098 Lion's Head Farmers Market, Lion's Head Beach, until Owner Thanksgiving, 9am-12pm 519 372 7817 (cell) Meat Draw & Fun Times, Tobermory Legion, Legion Members DR Mechanical remember your membership cards! 4-6pm Heating / Cooling 15 Oriole Ave South Bruce Peninsula Mansfield Renovations Ontario Ca. N0H 2T0 519-374-3920 Live Music & Dancing, Wiarton Legion, 3-6pm Renovations & Interior Remodels •Shutters •Draperies Windows/Doors & Exterior Finishing •Cellular Shades New Builds | Decks & More SPECIAL EVENTS •Wood Blinds •Woven Woods Contact us today for your FREE quote •Roman Shades •Window Film Does Your Group Have An Event Coming Up? Call us and more! www.mansfieldrenovations.com before Sep. 25, 2019 to be included in the next Press. Wednesday September 11 Residential & Commercial Nathan Handley Certified Electrician Lion's Head & District Skating Club Registration; Lion's “Expert Fit” FREE In-Home Consultation Lic# 7001990 Head Arena; New skaters welcome; see ad pg. 3, 6-8pm Measuring & 519-793-3921 Installation BPDS Meet the Teacher BBQ Night; BPDS, Lion's Head; www.budgetblinds.com 5-7pm We carry the hottest styles and colours to fit your decor. • Commercial/Residential BPDS School Community Council Meeting; BPDS, Lion's Head; 7pm • 24 hr. Emergency Service Alex Hepburn • Quotes Available Thursday September 12 A.S.H. Excavating Owner/Operator Over 10 years experience Outers Swim Test & Canoe Training; Lion's Head Harbour; Tobermory, ON 519-270-3517 • Dump truck & Equipment Float call 519-793-3211 for info; 6-8pm • Mini Ex & Track Skidsteer Friday September 13 • Licensed Septic Design & Installation • Landscaping, Driveways, Trenching, Construction Chi-Cheemaun Dinner Cruise & Concert Series - Trevor Site Prep, Backfilling, & Grading & Renovation MacKenzie Band;  Chi-Cheemaun Ferry; more info at 20 Moore St. QUALITY WORKMANSHIP www.ontarioferries.com Lion’s Head On, N0H 1W0 LICENSED & INSURED CARPENTERS Saturday September 14 226-668-2681 [email protected]

SMALL HOME BUILDING • CUSTOM ADDITIONS Tobermory Community Dinner; Tobermory Community DECKS • GARAGES • OUT BUILDINGS Centre; Hosted by Light & Life Chapel; Come for food, SIDING • RENOVATIONS fellowship, and to hear about life as houseparents of a North Bruce Heating Honduran orphanage; Dinner is free, with donations accepted Servicing Lion’s Head & Tobermory MARK FORMOSA 519-270-8949 [email protected] for Sandy Bay Lighthouse Ministries; 5-7pm Tobermory Legion BBQ; Tobermory Legion; $12 Burger, Cameron Greig salad, & Dessert; following the Meat Draw; 6pm Owner / Gas Technician Glen’s Electrical Services Sunday September 15 Residential • Commercial • Industrial 25 Yrs. Experience Tobermory Terry Fox Run; Tobermory Meeting Place; Scenic 519.793.3669 10km route to walk, bike, run, or scooter and rollerblade [email protected] sections; individuals or teams; register at terryfox.ca/ terryfoxrun/tobermory  Open start 9am-1pm Glen Nantau Lion's Head Terry Fox Run; BPDS; up to 10km route to walk, [email protected] bike, run, or scooter and rollerblade; individuals or teams; 519-78-1 register at terryfox.ca/terryfoxrun/lionshead  One start 1pm Tobermory • ecra/esa #7009652 Wiarton Terry Fox Run; Bluewater Park Train Station Pavilion; 5 & 10km route to walk, bike, run, or scooter and rollerblade sections; individuals or teams; register at terryfox. Construction ca/terryfoxrun/wiarton  Open start 2-4pm PROFESSIONAL BUILDING SOLUTIONS Tuesday September 17 CUSTOM HOMES

RENOVATIONS for over Community Support Committee - Transportation on 10 years the Northern Bruce Peninsula; NBP Municipal Office; DESIGN SERVICES discussion; call 519-793-3473 for more info; 10am-12pm MINI EX SERVICES MINI BIN RENTAL Lion's Head Legion Honors & Awards Ceremony; Lion's PRE-CONSTRUCTION SERVICES Head Legion;  socialize 6pm, dinner 7pm, awards follow 519-596-1224 • Tobermory, Ontario dinner [email protected] Thursday September 19 www.and-rodcontracting.com Tobermory Yacht Club Annual Presentation - A Posibility;  NOW OFFERING MINI EX SERVICES! Tobermory Legion; all are welcome, especially those inclined • SERVICE TRENCHES • NATURAL LANDSCAPING / HARDSCAPING to become a Chi-Cheemaun captain; entry by free will offering • DEMOLITION • SMALL EXCAVATING PROJECTS to the Tobermory Legion Branch #290; watch for posters with A CUSTOM APPROACH TO YOUR PROJECT more information;  7pm CALL 519-596-1224 The Bruce Peninsula Press #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 page 23 Service Directory & Information Centre

SPECIAL EVENTS CONTINUED ∙ SEPTIC SYSTEMS Does Your Group Have An Event Coming Up? Call us ∙ LOT PREPARATION before Sep. 25, 2019 to be included in the next Press. Friday September 20 - Sunday September 22 Collins Excavating ∙ ROCK BREAKING ∙ HOUSE SITES ∙ LANDSCAPING 151st Annual Wiarton & District Agricultural Society Fall 519-793-3066 REDUCE|REUSE|RECYCLE|RESPECT Fair - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Repurpose in our Rural Environment; Wiarton Community Centre & Bluewater 519-378-4452 ∙ 519-378-4412 Park;  See article pg. 3 for times and events Need a mortgage? Saturday September 21 Advice You Can Bank On! RANCON Men's Breakfast; Tobermory Community Centre; Guest CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATIONS Shelia Hunter Speaker local volunteer firefighter Laura McFarlane; open Cell: 519-379-1040 to all men of the Northern Bruce Peninsula; additional • 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Office: 519-793-6126 information on the breakfast can be obtained by contacting Dave 519-596-8373;  coffee ready 8am, breakfast 9am • PROMPT & RELIABLE Monday September 23 • LICENCED & INSURED BPDS Grade 7/8 Cross Country Run; BPDS, Lion's Head; (519) 275-7966 • [email protected] OUT call 519-793-3211 for info LA -OF- SU DO N O I R N S E P PENINSULA OUT OF DOORS Tuesday September 24 N U E R R S E NT R Y CE Garden Centre & GARDEN BPDS Grades 9+ Cross Country Run; BPDS, Lion's Head; Liverance Haulage call 519-793-3211 for info COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICES • Excavation • Grading • Interlocking Stone • Flagstone Patios Monday September 25 • Sand • Gravel • Topsoil • Stone • Retaining Walls • Gardens • Irrigation JOIN - Retired Women Teachers of Ontario Wiarton • Site Preparation • Driveways Serving the Bruce Peninsula for over 25 years • Septic Systems • Landscaping 2 km NORTH of Ferndale. On Hwy. #6 & Budvet Rd. Meeting; for info contact 519-793-3110; see ad pg. 6 Call Terry Don & Wendy Cameron 519-793-3979 Wednesday October 2 www.penoutofdoors.com Cell: 519-374-3710 MRI Fundraiser Dinner; Tobermory Princess Hotel; Sirloin of Home: 519-534-0091 beef au jus meal, $25/person; take out available; Call ahead Shop: 519-534-0947 to reserve at 519-596-8282, tickets available at the Princess Hotel 519-596-8282, and BP Health Services Foundation Proud to be Playing in Dirt for 50 years 519-534-5856; see ad pg. 5 1968 - 2019 Saturday October 5 Friends of Cabot Head Annual General Meeting; NBP Municipal Office; all are welcome; 1pm S New Quarry Saturday October 19 T Serving All Your Needs Men's Breakfast; Tobermory Community Centre; open to all Saturday Deliveries 8 am - Noon men of the Northern Bruce Peninsula; additional information ‘YOU CALL – WE HAUL’ on the breakfast can be obtained by contacting Dave 519- •DRIVEWAY GRAVEL 596-8373;  coffee ready 8am, breakfast 9am HUNTER •EXCAVATION Haulage •ROCKBREAKING & Excavating Inc. Monday October 21 •SEPTIC SYSTEMS L I O N ’ S H E A D •2 LICENCED GRAVEL PITS Kindergarten Registration; BPDS, Lion's Head; call 519- Decorated Rock and Assortment of Natural Stone 519 270 4939 793-3211 for info ALTON HUNTER OFFICE: 519-793-3213 TROY HUNTER 519-374-4367 519-372-6396 Bruce Peninsula Press Next issue... Deadline  Sep. 25 Printing Oct. 1 TOBERMORY MARINE For a complete printing schedule see page 4 Marine Services Jeff Krampien - President • Certified Yamaha Technicians • Repairs to all makes • Diesel Mechanic • Marine Supplies CONTACT CAROL FLOWERPOTS • Service Calls • Structural & Fiberglass Repairs YOUR TRAVEL ADVISOR • Marine Transport • Heated & Cold Storage & PARKING LOTS • Storage Available for Boats to 45’ • Yamaha Outboards ON THE BRUCE • Zodiac Inflatable Boats • Garmin Marine Electronics The history of Tobermory 226-256-9596 & St.Edmunds Township Open Mon. - Fri. 9:00 am - 5:00 pm [email protected] 1984-2014 Saturday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Mini-Storage Units Available www.visiontravel.ca/carolglover 177 8th Street, Owen Sound, Ontario N4K 1K9 Retail Store & Service Facility 519-371-0310 7032 Hwy. #6 (2km S of Tobermory) TICO#50023981 Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0 519-596-2654 [email protected] www.tobermorymarine.com Bruce Peninsula ScottScott SepticSeptic PumpingPumping Septic Service Inc. $49.95

AVAILABLE NOW at Septic Pumping & Tobermory Press & Local Bookstores Now Serving Lion’s Head, Ferndale, Portable Toilet Rentals Stokes Bay & North to Tobermory 519-596-2658 519-596-8821 AJ & Kelly Arps 519-793-3224 [email protected] Family Owned & Operated... Serving the Bruce Peninsula since 1978 Fast & Friendly Service MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA Office Hours Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm 56 Lindsay Road 5, Lion’s Head, Ontario N0H 1W0 Telephone: 519-793-3522 • Fax: 519-793-3823 MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA Website: www.northbrucepeninsula.ca

SHORT TERM ACCOMMODATIONS STUDY IN PUBLIC NOTICES NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA OFFICE CLOSURE We encourage you to participate in the on-line survey by visiting the dedicated The Municipal Office will be closed Monday, October 14, 2019 in observance of Thanksgiving website or pick up a copy of the survey at the Lion’s Head or Tobermory branch of the Bruce County Library or at the Municipal Office. Day and Monday, November 11, 2019 in observance of Remembrance Day. Dedicated Website: www.NBPSTAReview.org UPCOMING MEETINGS DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION OF SURVEY IS: Wednesday, September 11, 2019..9:00 a.m...... Waste Diversion and Management Committee MONDAY SEPTEMBER 30, 2019. Monday, September 16, 2019 ...... 9:00 a.m...... Special Council Meeting (Topic: Asset Management) LANDFILL SITE HOURS Monday, September 23, 2019 ...... 1:00 p.m...... Council (April 1 - October 31) Tuesday, October 1, 2019 ...... 9:00 a.m...... Ad Hoc Museum Committee at Tobermory Eastnor Site - 1252 West Road: Meeting Place Monday and Saturday - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, October 15, 2019 ...... 9:00 a.m...... Special Council Meeting (Topic: Strategic Plan) Lindsay Site - 627 Ira Lake Road: Tuesday, October 15, 2019 ...... 1:00 p.m...... Council Friday and Sunday - 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 23, 2019...... 9:00 a.m...... Physician Recruitment and Retention Committee St. Edmunds Site - 71 McArthur Road: Wednesday, October 23, 2019...... 1:00 p.m...... Waste Diversion and Management Wednesday and Saturday - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Committee Monday, October 28, 2019 ...... 1:00 p.m...... Council CO ALARMS MANDATORY IN ALL HOMES Tuesday, November 12, 2019 ...... 1:00 p.m...... Council The Ontario Fire Code requires that carbon monoxide detectors be Monday, November 25, 2019 ...... 1:00 p.m...... Council placed/installed near all sleeping areas in residential homes and in the service NOTE: All meetings are held at Municipal Office unless specified otherwise. rooms and adjacent sleeping areas in multi-residential units. Carbon monoxide alarms can be hard wired, battery operated or plugged into the wall. NOTICE OF INTENT TO PASS BY-LAW(S) BY-LAW ENFORCEMENT The following by-law(s) will be tabled for consideration of passage by Council at its regular • lifetime dog tags are available in NBP - $30.00 for spayed/neutered, $45.00 meeting on Monday, September 23, 2019 in the Council Chambers at 56 Lindsay Road 5, Lion’s for unaltered Head, Ontario: • report by-law related matters such as animal control (dogs only), property By-law No. 2019-81 Being a by-law to amend By-law No. 2002-54, as amended, being the standards, parking to the By-law Enforcement Department at (519) 793-3522, Comprehensive Zoning By-law for the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula as it relates to X235 or [email protected] the removal of the Holding (H) Zone provision on the lands described as Lot 8, Plan 633, S/T • we encourage all residents and visitors to know our by-laws, such as: R186754 and located at 60 Parker Island Road, (Eastnor), Municipality of Northern Bruce Open Air Fire By-law – a fire permit must be obtained prior to setting any fire Peninsula. Tent & Trailer By-law – no person shall occupy a tent, trailer and/or motor Anyone wishing to view, discuss or provide written comments on any by-law (or agenda home or camp on any land that is not designated as a campground unless document) or submit Correspondence for the Council Agenda shall provide same to the Clerk authorized by Council to do so. no later than 12 Noon on the Wednesday preceding the regular Council meeting. Noise By-law – loud playing of any radio, public address system or other sound device is prohibited between 11:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. while The Request for Delegation form is available from the Clerk or on the Municipal website. Please construction noise is prohibited between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. note that Requests for Delegation are dealt with on a first come, first serve basis. Fireworks By-law – specific rules are in effect for the setting off of fireworks FINAL TAX BILLING in NBP All by-laws may be viewed on the Municipal website or you can contact the The final installment of the 2019 Tax Bill is due on Monday, September 30. By-law Enforcement Department for complete details. FIRE PERMITS PLANNING SERVICES For your convenience, fire permits are now available both at the Municipal Office and on-line at www.northbrucepeninsula.ca. On the Municipal home page, scroll to the flame symbol beside The Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula and Bruce County are pleased “fire permits” and click right there! Simple as that! to offer planning consultation services for your convenience at the Municipal Office, 56 Lindsay Road 5, Lion’s Head, Ontario from 8:30 to 11:30 am. on the PARKING TICKETS following dates: NBP offers paytickets.ca to pay parking tickets on-line. On our home page, scroll to the Tuesday, September 10, 2019 paytickets.ca logo and make your payment. Tuesday, September 24, 2019 Tuesday, October 15, 2019 PARKING PASSES Tuesday, October 29, 2019 A parking pass is designed to offer access to Municipal parking lots and other on-street parking spaces in Tobermory. Residents may apply in person, Monday through Friday, between the You are welcome to make an appointment to discuss your minor variance, hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at the NBP Municipal Office. Paid parking in Tobermory is severance, rezoning, subdivision and/or Official Plan matters. Please call the applicable from May 15 to October 15. Planning Department at (519) 534-2092, X127. DO YOU NEED AN APPOINTMENT WITH AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY NUMBERS THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT? If you require immediate assistance with a Municipal water or sewer emergency, please call (519) 372-3034. The Chief Building Official (CBO), Wendy Elliott, will only be accepting appointments on Monday, If you require assistance for a Municipal road hazard, by-law or livestock claim Tuesday, Wednesday mornings and Thursday and Friday afternoons. Please schedule an emergency, please call 1-866-750-8219. appointment by calling (519) 793-3522, X226.

Please be advised that complete building permit applications are to be dropped off at the front REACH US desk. It is not necessary to schedule an appointment with the CBO to submit a permit application. Mayor Milt McIver If questions arise with respect to the building permit application, the Building Department will contact you and further, you will also be advised when the permit is ready for pickup and [email protected] – (519) 592-3076 payment. Deputy Mayor Debbie Myles REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS [email protected] – (519) 795-7240 TR2019-01 – Municipal Audit Services Councillor Laurie (Smokey) The Municipality is inviting proposals for qualified proponents to provide external audit services. Golden [email protected] – (519) 596-2614 The complete Request for Proposal package is available at the Municipal Office and on the Municipal website. Deadline for submissions is Friday, September 27, 2019. Councillor James Mielhausen [email protected] – (519) 378-8457 TR2019-02 – Municipal Insurance Councillor Megan Myles The Municipality is inviting proposals from qualified proponents for our general municipal insurance program, including claim services and risk management services. The complete [email protected] – (519) 387-3663 Request for Proposal package is only available at the Municipal Office. Deadline for Municipal Website: www.northbrucepeninsula.ca submissions is Friday, October 4, 2019. The Bruce Peninsula Press #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 page 25 Life Around Tobermory United…From The Desk Of The Lazy Theologian Last Day For Thrift Shop September 28 Submitted by Brad Inglis continues Friday mornings at 10. The You still have a couple of more weeks As I write this, fall appears to have Book Circle will resume on Mondays and to take in the Bingo at the Community Another Great Season arrived with a vengeance (and not in a the worship services remain at the same Centre. It is hosted by the Legion Ladies good way). Let’s hope by the time you read times – Catholic service at 11:30 am on Auxiliary on Wednesday nights starting At The Thrift Shop this, we will have settled into a beautiful Saturday and the United Church service at 7:15. The doors open at 6. I believe the Let us first thank all of the generous rhythm of sunny fall weather that makes at 10:30 on Sunday mornings. last bingo of the season is Wednesday donors and shoppers and volunteers way for an extended season. Otherwise it For times of programs and other September 25th. Two hints for you, but who once again made the Thrift Shop is going to make for a pretty long season special events, please check out our web tell no one where you heard it…there is a tremendous success this year. None of Netflix. page listed below or send me an email and always cake the last night AND the grand of this is possible without you! We are I can include you on our email list. The prize of $500 always goes. The regular now into our fall schedule and only open Everything seems to have started up players hate it when a newbie shows up again around the church. Yoga and Tai email is a combination of things around Fridays and Saturdays from 1 to 4 pm. the church and upcoming community on the last night and wins the jackpot – so We can no longer take any donations this chi classes are in full swing and continue go for sure and try your luck. If you win, to be on a drop-in basis. If you haven’t events. It helps to keep you in the know! season, but please keep them for next year We try and post events like the upcoming you will be escorted to your car (hopefully if possible. Saturday September 28th is explored them before, it’s a great time to with your money). Last year with the help check them out. The bridge players always Trivia Night that will be at the Legion on our final day of operation for the season. Friday September 13th at 7pm. It’s tons of these bingos, the ladies raised $12,000 Leading up to this date, watch for some welcome those who are looking to learn for community projects. the game and those who may be rusty of fun, ten dollars a person and you can great deals as we clean up and the final but wanting to get back involved. Don’t bring a team or join a team once you To all of the business owners and day is always a big blow out. There will let the laughter frighten you, oddly for get there. Don’t be afraid to come alone workers of the season – job well done! I be fill a bag with books or clothing for a a quiet game, they make it sound more because someone will always scoop you can’t imagine how hectic the season gets special price and just donations on the like a party. The Tobermory Muses, the up, especially if you look smart! The for those working in the firing line. But last day as you help us to clear out the local writing group, have started their proceeds from the Trivia Night go to assist without you, we would have no economic inventory. bi-weekly gatherings. Coffee with Brad the local Food Bank. base, so thank you for making this a Brad Inglis is the minister at sustainable place to live. Tobermory United Church. He can be www.tobermoryunited.ca reached at [email protected] In The Garden: Hints From A Mrs. Gardener Oh No... She Is Still Talking Burn Permits 2019 MUNICIPALITY OF About Containers NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA Submitted by Joan Regan out the back now (easier working for To ensure the safety of our residents and communities within the Municipality of Northern Bruce this old broad) one is filled with greens – Peninsula, we have established the following details pertaining to the new changes to the burn everything from Hostas (no surprise there permit system, for 2019: Looking at Containers eh), Hellebores, Brunnera and Lungwort Who can obtain a burn permit? to name some. I decided to put some Only residents/cottagers living in the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula can obtain a permit. in a Different Way pots of annuals tucked in some colourful Permits are conditional and may be revoked at any time. You must be 18 years of age or older. Plants grown in containers/pots are plastic pots. However, next year they will How can I obtain a burn permit? the free spirits of our gardens. Placing be bigger and better with some having a You may register online using the Municipal website by going to the Fire Permit ame symbol on them in spots where they can fill up colourful perennial in with them. Already the home page or you can visit the Municipal Oce in person during regular business hours. an empty area and moving them out as have Lupins, Catchfly, and Columbine the season fills in that spot. They are potted up with a few more Spring friends. What can I burn? easy, versatile, and portable, as well as I am going to try some bulbs as well, along Please only burn wood, wood by-products (cardboard, paper etc.) or leaves. a pretty solution to many problems in with the huge Shasta Daisies and three Do I need a permit? the garden. I’m liking the fact that they different colours of Cone flowers. If you want to have an open-air re (burn barrel, brush burning, agriculture burning, etc.) then yes, offer no restrictions – if I wanted to grow The jaw dropping Lilies I got from you need a burn permit. If you are having a barbecue or camp re, a permit is not required. tomatoes or peppers in pots, well I could Earthbound a couple of years ago were (and have), tucked in with my Shastas The discharge of family and display reworks on the applicable days (see By-law 2014-25) also all in pots and all have to be put in larger and Coneflowers. When the tomatoes are require a burn permit. pots for next year. They were absolutely gone a pretty potted up Mum can go in the beautiful. As one slowed down another Is there a cost for a burning permit? empty spot. There is no reason why some came into flower and they were huge. No, permits are free of charge; however, your re permit account has to be renewed annually. potted up herbs can’t join their perennial So proud of myself for the selection I got Do I need to call before I burn? friends. I have had pots of chives in the (back slapped). The huge Phlox took up the Yes. Call the burn permit line number 1-855-336-1475 to activate your burning permit each time garden to keep the aphids and their buggy rear in my sunny garden and will take the you wish to burn. friends at bay for many seasons now (a garden into Fall. Several Spring/Summer hint from Muriel Erb). How do I register my burn? perennials are potted up waiting to shine In order to register your burn, you must call the burn permit line number 1-855-336-1475 and A gal I knew in Ancaster potted up when its their turn In the Garden. a few bulbs every fall and they waited in enter the phone number with which you registered your account. The automated phone system will What am I doing. It’s September... their pots for Spring to make a colourful register your intent to burn and your burn will be activated. there are at least 6 months of that white hello come the warmer weather. She had a How long is the burn permitted? stuff to contend with and I’m planning my relatively small garden out front, however The burn period is the same as previous years, burning is permitted after 6:00 p.m. and completed garden for 2020... but I want to so I will. it was always full of colour with her pots by 10:00 a.m. the next morning, for brush res and burn barrels. of cheaters as she called them, making it Happy September Gardening, work with her “less is more” ideas. Joni Features of the Burn Permit System Having several smaller gardens [email protected] 519 596 2389 Risk Level Our system provides a means of informing residents who have established a burn permit account of the current burn risk level and the proper guidelines for each level, as well as indicating when there is a complete ban. Burn Mapping MUNICIPALITY OF The Northern Bruce Peninsula Fire and Emergency Services can see at-a-glance where permitted NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA burns are taking place, saving valuable time and manpower from going to waste on false alarms. MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA Printable PDF Permits Every permit registered online generates a PDF that can be printed, complete with signatures, giving the resident a hard copy of their permit. JOB POSTING Flexible Alerting Alerts can be sent to your residence via text message, automated phone call, or e-mail and can be In accordance with the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) ltered by geographical location, permit type and more. Collective Agreement, the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula is Full Control With this system, we gain the ability to prevent a burn from being registered during a re ban, and posting the position of Waste Management Equipment Operator-Level 1 the ability to revoke permits from violators. The system will log the attempt and inform them of internally and externally on September 10, 2019. such an event, giving residents no excuse for burning during a re ban. Who's Responding Integration The posting will close on Tuesday, October 8, 2019 at 12:00 noon. BurnPermits.com is fully integrated with the Who's Responding app monitored by the Fire Depart- ment, potentially preventing unwanted responses to complaints for addresses that are authorised A job description is available at www.northbrucepeninsula.ca to burn. or at the Municipal O ce. Once the customer has created an account and registered for their rst burn permit, you then call the permit line number 1-855-336-1475 to activate your burn permit each time you wish to burn. The Union starting wage for this classi cation is $22.30 per hour. Depending on what burn permit type you wish to use, the Fire Chief may have to inspect the site prior to burn approval. Interested candidates shall submit resumes as follows: There will be three burn permit types to select from: 1) Open Air Burn Permit (brush burning, burn barrel, etc.) Troy Cameron 2) Open Air Burn Special Permit (family reworks or display reworks) Public Works Manager 3) Open Air Burn Agriculture (large brush clearing, demolition or agriculture related burns) Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula If you don’t have access to a computer, we would be happy to assist with establishing your burn 56 Lindsay Road 5 permit at the Municipal Oce during business hours. Lion’s Head, Ontario N0H 1W0 If there are any issues with your online permit, please contact (519) 793-3522 ext. 232 [email protected] or telephone 519-793-3522 x 233 or 519-793-3522 x236. page 26 #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 The Bruce Peninsula Press Successful Tea Time Quilters “Airing of the Quilts” Tea Time Quilters Help in the Community

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Submitted by Elaine Powney In Lion’s Head The Rotary Hall is At the Golden Dawn in Lion’s Head used for many events but the seats seem the walls in the auditorium are constructed to be uncomfortable when one sits for with cinder blocks. The Tea Time Quilters any length of time. The Tea Time Quilters were approached to hang quilts in order were asked to make some cushions for the to buffer the sounds when the residents chairs. As a start, the quilters have made are being entertained. and delivered two dozen cushions to help The quilters were pleased to hang solve the problem. So if you find, that by their quilts to help solve the problem but using a cushion you are more comfortable, also that the residents will have attractive thank a quilter. quilts to enjoy.

Photo: Viewer’s Choice first place winner was baby hummingbird by Anita Cunningham. Back-To-School for St Edmunds Public School Submitted by Team Time Quilters Another great quilt show was organized and set up by the Tea Time Quilters on the Civic Long Weekend in Lion’s Head. Many residents, their relatives and visitors to the peninsula enjoyed viewing the variety of awe inspiring quilts on display. As they entered they were given a Viewer’s Choice ballot to vote for their favourite quilt. Viewer’s Choice first place winner was baby hummingbird by Anita Cunningham. The quilt was an original piece of work taken from a Photo: Viewer’s Choice second place was Postcards from photo. Many pieces the North by Lucy Weir. were appliqued and then quilted. Viewer’s Choice second place was The Tea Time Quilters wish to Postcards from the North by Lucy Weir. thank everyone for their wonderful She designed her blocks as postcards support and we invite you to support to depict scenes and animals from us again next year. Photo: 2019-20 Staff at St Edmunds Public School (from left): Sandra Canada’s north. Mielhausen (Office Manager), Larissa McLay (prep times and resource), Viewer’s Choice third place was Melissa Stewart (Kindergarten), Ryan Ratz (gr 1-3), Wayne Steele (Head Wedding Star by Louise Johnstone. Custodian), and Natalie Lebovic (Educational Assistant). The stunning quilt was foundation paper pieced. A special thanks goes out to DOUBLE SET • SINGLE SET Peninsula Out of Doors for their display of the shrubbery throughout the venue. PICK ANY SIZE FOR ONE PRICE BOTH PIECES INCLUDED - MATTRESS & FOUNDATION • Non Flip ORTHOPEDIC DELUXE • 416 Double Tempered Bonnell Coil Q NON-FLIP MATTRESS SET • Side Edge Guard Support • 1.5” High Density Foam $ • 20 Year Manufacturer Construction Warranty for299 both pieces Wiarton Store Open Sunday 11 am - 4 pm [email protected] OWEN SOUND PORT ELGIN WIARTON Photo: Viewer’s Choice third place was 762 2nd Ave. E. 574 Goderich St. 512 Berford St. Wedding Star by Louise Johnstone. Furniture Ltd. 519-371-2151 519-389-4454 519-534-3320 The Bruce Peninsula Press #15 September 10 to October 1, 2019 page 27 Keeping Phragmites at Bay on the Bruce Peninsula

Photos Credit: Jeremy Thorn Photo: Nicole with her barge and the net used to haul the phragmites onto Photos Credit: Jeremy Thorn the dump trucks. Photo: The two Truxors parked on the shore at Oliphant.

Submitted by Wendy Rodgers in this huge effort to remove phragmites from this hot spot on the Lake Huron Phragmites, a tall invasive grass shoreline. that is taking up residence along the HOFSTRANDL shorelines of the Bruce Peninsula, was Phragmites is still being cut by T hit hard in Oliphant. For four days at the hand along the shores of Lake Huron CONTRACTING D. end of August, the Truxors (amphibious and Georgian Bay in the Northern Bruce machines) cut phragmites in the Fishing Peninsula. Communities have noted zero • Homes • Cottages Islands and along the shoreline of Lake and reduced presence at many sites. The Tony Hofstrand Huron. Stokes Bay area towards Greenough Point • Roofing • Masonry is a hot spot on the shores of the Northern This huge undertaking was • Windows • Doors 519-375-6595 Bruce with sites that are difficult to access. coordinated by Leslie Wood. Janice Gilbert We will be cutting into the fall as long as • Renovations • Additions 519-795-7003 was hired for the four days. She brought the weather holds. up her two Truxors to cut and rake up the • Commercial & Hwy. #6 Miller Lake, ON phragmites and two barges to transport the Thanks to all the volunteers for Residential Builders [email protected] cut phragmites to the dock. The Town of helping us this year. South Bruce Peninsula had a high hoe at the dock that lifted the phragmites in nets Mark McDade and filled the dump trucks. The dump Sales Representative trucks then transported the phragmites to a quarry to dry. Once the grass is dry, (519) 387.7650 (cell) it will be burned. (519) 371.5455 (office) For one of the days of this event, the www.markmcdade.com Truxors were sponsored by the Rotary Club [email protected] of Wiarton, 28 volunteers were coordinated 3 ADJACENT COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES WITH HIGHWAY EXPOSURE by the Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association, led by Wendy Rodgers. Donna Stewart, of Bruce Peninsula Boat Tours, transported volunteers to and from the cut sites. Leslie Wood also had a team cutting phragmites with Stihl saws and Leslie was transporting the cut phragmites on her barge to the shore. AMAZING WATERFRONT! The volunteers cut phragmites along $249,000 This unique property is zoned $199,000 Great opportunity to develop $999,000 2000 sq.ft. Clubhouse facility with $948,500 Impressive waterfront the north shore of the marina at Oliphant commercial with a residential component. It commercial property with highway pro shop, fully equipped commercial kitchen, bungalow built with accessibility in mind. and then went on to cut offshore in features a 3 bedroom 1 bath residence exposure. Situated close to the Village of restaurant & bar; seating for 55 inside and Detached garage with full apartment another 55 outside on large partially covered the harbour. Near the end of the day, currently being used as staff housing for Tobermory. Recent zoning change allowing above. Perfect for inlaw suite, family /guest Cornerstone Golf. Detached 30' x 40' shop. for a number of different uses. Storm Water deck (licensed for 140). 1000 sq.ft. Lower level overflow or rental potential. The kitchen volunteers gathered the phragmites as the Communications tower generating monthly Management and MTO documents provides, prep kitchen, 2 large storage rooms, space is a dream with stainless appliances Truxors finished up their day. revenue. Adjacent vacant lot and 100 acre laundry, 4 pc bath, residential suite. Large available. To be sold with adjacent property outbuilding for member club storage; large and high end finishes. Stunning parcel known as Cornerstone Golf are also which also has commercial zoning as well landscaping and massive interlock stone for sale, a great package if purchased maintenance building; Sale includes mini golf as an existing residence and and driving range; 100 acres of prime land, 5 patio. Close to Tobermory. together. communication tower. ponds, 4 of which supply water for irrigation.

JUST LISTED TURNKEY BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY UPDATED WATERFRONT HOME BEACH HOUSE $449,900 Lake front cottage with stunning $549,900 Large 6 bedroom, 6 bathroom $419,000 Completely renovated. This $579,000 Quaint beach house with sand panoramic lake & sunset views. 2 bdrms, master home currently being operated as Maple one level home has 3 bedrooms (1 currently beach fronting on beautiful Lake Huron. 2 is entire width of home w/large windows & Golf Inn B&B. Situated on almost two acres used as sun room), 2 bathrooms, bedroom with large loft and open concept balcony. Possibility of creating 3rd bdrm within the of land. Sale includes a turnkey operation laundry/utility room, huge kitchen and a common area. Many recent updates space. Family/friends will love the cozy 2 storey with all furniture, equipment, linens, towels & affiliate memberships to continue operating massive great room lending space to a including windows - doors, shingles, siding bunkhouse with ½ main level as boat storage & dining area. Enjoy watching sunsets from ½ living area, upper level w/3 sleeping spaces. as a B&B. Conveniently situated close to and septic system. Large detached 24' x 24' your waterfront deck or relax down at the Large detached garage & workshop with storage area attractions including the village of garage. All furnishings and kitchen contents above - 200 amp service. Great waterfront for Tobermory, Cyprus Lake & Singing Sands dock. Just a short drive to Tobermory, are included. swimming & water activities. Beach. Perfect operation for snowbirds! Singing Sands and BPNP.

Photos Credit: Jeremy Thorn Photo: A volunteer with a raspberry cane cutter, holding a stolon of phragmites. GEORGIAN BAY WATERFRONT COTTAGE LAKE HURON SUNSETS RUSTIC LOG CABIN MILLION DOLLAR VIEW Tonnes of Phragmites was cut and $675,000 Unique stone cottage with $599,000 Relax and enjoy the sunsets $349,900 100 feet of waterfront, new $699,888 Waterfront property located transported to the quarry to dry during Cathedral ceiling, floor to ceiling granite over 213 feet of smooth limestone shoreline bridged boardwalk out to waterside deck. 3 close to Tobermory. Amazing view these four days. fireplace, open sleeping loft, Solarium with in Tobermory. 3 bedroom/2 bath rough hewn bedrooms, 2 baths, stone boathouse, overlooking Flower Pot Island and Fathom raised breakfast/dining area & large lounge log home (circa 1870) on private 1.94 acres. Five National Marine Park. 3 bedroom, 2 with flagstone floor. Parcel being sold detached 2 car garage with additional This was the 3rd year the Truxors Wood beams, plank floors and a wood space above. Adjacent vacant lot is also for bath home waiting for your personal touches. includes adjacent waterfront lot, & 2 lots Large 24 x 36 detached garage, ample have cut at Oliphant. The results of directly behind for a combined 1.1 acre burning stove make a cozy setting. sale. Purchase both and enjoy the amazing repeated cutting are thinning stands of parcel with 150 ft of waterfront. Beautiful view Waterside covered veranda and screened in waterfront views and sunsets from 200 feet space for vehicles, boats and workshop area phragmites and eradication. The high of Georgian Bay & Cabot Head. Waterfront is gazebo for outdoor meals. of prime water frontage. above. Located close to the village of water levels just lately help by drowning ideal for swimming & water sports. Tobermory, an easy walk or bike to town. the phragmites and persistence is the key to keeping this aggressive grass at bay. For additional photos, virtual tours, and other listings, visit Thank you to everyone involved for www.markmcdade.com your time, your interest and your support Want to document your family history? Memoirs? Short Stories? Poetry, Photos, Art? At Tobermory Press, we are book specialists!

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