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Newsstand Price 95¢ (plus 5% tax) ruceThe eninsula ress B P P Since 1988 2013 Number Nine June 25 to July 16, 2013 First Annual Scrub The Tub Event Collects Half a Ton of Garbage The First Annual “I Scrubbed the Tub” event cleaned up very nicely. Seven SCUBA divers worked on the bottom of Tobermory Harbour. The 139 people who cleaned up the surrounding streets and shorelines got almost as wet as the divers. You could describe the weather as “uncooperative”. But despite the rain, 981 pounds of garbage went to the dump the next morning, says Matt Buckley, including six tires that came out of the harbour. In addition, quite a bit of junk found its way directly into the dumpsters at the head of the harbour. The clean-up crew included Mayor McIver and Councillor Ray Burns along with children as young as three and a number of people in their seventies. Photo: Seven SCUBA divers scoured to bottom of Little Tub Harbour as part of the “I Scrubbed the Tub” event. Left to Right - Nikki Adamson, Zsolt Vincze, Kelly McAdam, Cameron Gibbs, Mike Marcotte, Angela Holms and Lynn Graham. Continued on page 12 Chi-Cheemaun Weekend: Cardboard Boat Races, Car Show and Street Dance, Oh My!

Above: The car and boat show moved to the ferry dock’s overflow parking lot for 2013. Local woodworkers showed off in style. Below: Geoff Cunliffe’s Sickly Blue Canoe stayed ahead of the Grey & Simcoe Foresters’ gunship for the whole race, then swamped at the finish line for a tie.

Major Hoople’s Boarding House kicked off the Saturday evening street dance with three sets of old standards. More Chi-Cheemaun Weekend photos on pages 3, 7, 11 & 20.

$1.00 (includes tax) In This Issue: • Biosphere Association Six Streams Project page 5 ISSN 1495-2696 • Harbourside Music In Lion’s Head page 9 • Geopark Proposal For Cabot Head page 13 • Ugandan Students Visit The Bruce page 16 9 771495 269609 The Tobermory Press Hours - Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The deadline for our next issue (#10/13) is July 10, printing July 16/13 The office will be closed July 1st for Canada Day Holiday Serving & Supporting SERVING THE BRUCE McNair PENINSULA FOR YOUR... Our Community Since 1977 Ltd. • Custom Homes • Renovations Construction • Roofing • Siding • Decks WE DELIVER! QUALITY CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION SOLUTIONS and more BBB ACCREDITED Jim McNair 519-793-4353 BUSINESS www.doidgetimbrmarts.ca 519-795-7729 www.mcnairconstruction.ca • [email protected] • R.R.#1 Lion’s Head, Ontario N0H 1W0 page 2 # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press Bruce Trail Cairn Gets A Face Lift Law Enforcement Torch Run Submitted by Jane Greenhouse grant to restore the Cairn. The base was Submitted by Cst. Peter Zehr The Tobermory Cairn overlooks repaved and the stone work cleaned and On the May 29, 2013 the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics event, Little Tub Harbour and was unveiled re-pointed. A stone bench now frames “Bike/Run the Peninsula for Special Olympics” raised approximately $1,000. With in 1967 to mark the northern terminus the Cairn providing the tired hiker a the help of community members and participants from all 5 Bruce Peninsula schools of the Bruce Trail. Ruth Arnsberger, an magnificent view of Little Tub Harbour. this year’s event was another great success in raising awareness and funds for Special Olympics athletes in our community. Thank you to all who were involved in the day. accomplished artist and weaver who This work was carried out by lived just north of Wiarton, designed Caudle Masonry of Lion’s Head. The the Cairn and Ivan Lemke of Barrow brass plaque was restored by local Royal Canadian Legion Bay built it. volunteers. The Spruce Up the Bruce Lion’s Head - Branch 202 Over the intervening 46 years the grant was matched by a donation Cairn had aged and its surroundings from the “Home to Home” network in had deteriorated. Photographs of hikers memory of Ann Bard of the Cape Chin AST BE completing the Trail would feature Connection. Ann was a strong advocate RO EF refuse bins and picnic tables scattered for the Bruce Trail who allowed the Trail untidily across the background. In May to cross her property and provided a Country Dinner the Peninsula Bruce Trail Club applied warm welcome for hikers at her Inn. Wednesday July 3, 2013 for and received a “Spruce Up the Bruce” 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. All the Fixins’ & Homemade Pie too Everyone Welcome Highway 6 north of Ferndale Adults...... $15.00 Children 7 - 12 ...... $7.50 Children under 7...... FREE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR From any Legion Member or call Photo Credit: June Manewell Photo L-R: Angie Simkins and Cathy Sue Halliday 519-795-7533 Irving from Community Living and PC Licenced under: A.G.C.O. Adam Belanger. Thank You For Supporting Your Local Legion Photo: Thanks to a Spuce the Bruce grant, the Tobermory Cairn received a facelift, including a new stone bench for tired hikers. A Benefit Concert for Lion’s Head Arena Colonel Clarkes Revival Saturday July 20, 2013 at Lion’s Head Arena Featuring

Thomas Boyle cheap thrill [email protected] Box 250, Lion’s Head, ON N0H 1W0 “THE PUB IN THE TUB” Join Us for LIVE MUSIC on our Large Patio Overlooking beautiful Little Tub Harbour Jeff LaBar Eric Brittingham Brandon Gibbs Cheney Brannon (Cinderella) (Cinderella) (Gibbs Brother) (Collective Soul) Live music every weekend! All shows 8pm-11pm & No cover!!! with special guests Canada Day long weekend June 28, 29, 30 Bobby Cameron July 5,6 Will Matthews Midnight Blue! July 12,13 Shawn Crozier and...as MC “94.5 The Bull” radio personality, our own

We are excited to introduce SOMERSBY CIDER on tap at the Crowsnest Pub! Crowsnest…Always a good time! Mike ‘The Bruffer’ FRESH LOCAL WHITEFISH 8 ICE COLD BEERS ON TAP tickets Full Menu, Wings, Pizza, Burgers & Much More $20. advance $30. day of show Open Daily • Take-out Available for ticket info visit colonelclarkesrevival.ca 519.596.2575 www.crowsnestpub.ca Proceeds from this event will be donated to repair/upgrade the P.A. system in the Lion’s Head Arena The Bruce Peninsula Press # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 page 3 Friends and Benefactors Plaque Unveiled for Tobermory Health Services Facility

When the Tobermory Health Services Auxiliary kicked off the fundraising Photo Credit: Susanne Smith campaign for the new medical facility, two years ago, three corporate donors jumped Photo: Stuart Burgess holds the new dessert created by Harvest Moon on board immediately. The three were invited to unveil the Friends and Benefactors Bakery’s Graham Thomas. Stuart won a free piece of the decadent chocolate plaque on Saturday, June 15. delight by naming it “Chocolate From left, John Francis, Tobermory Press, Brent Robins, Bruce Anchor Motel Titanic Hits Niceberg”. His review and Boat Cruises, Rick Peacock, Peacock’s Foodland, Ron Columbus, President of of the cake: “An awesome collision Tobermory Health Services Auxiliary and Rob Davis, Fundraising Chair of Tobermory of super-solid, super-rich chocolate Pork Health Services Auxiliary. and pastry, in a sea of caramel!”

DinnerPlan to attend the Plan to attend the SaturdayPancake July 13, 2013 Breakfast Pancake Breakfast 5 - at7 pmthe Lion’s Head Beach Pavilion at the Lion’s Head Beach Pavilion Sunday, August 4th Sunday, June 30th Arena Auditorium 9 - 11:30 am 9 - Noon Lion’s Head 13 and over: $13. 6 - 12: $6. Tickets available from Members of the Lutheran & Anglican Ministries of the Bruce Peninsula cooked and served by the cooked and served by the • St. Edmund’s, Tobermory; Christ Church, The Final Cardboard Boat Race — They Saved the Biggest for the End. It was Rotary Club Rotary Club Lion’s Head; St. Peter’s & Trinity, Wiarton; the fastest race of the afternoon. Tobermory Marine’s Incredible Hull II, with of Lion's Head its six person crew, turned in the overall best time, surging past second place of Lion's Head St. Peter’s, Sauble Beach and St. Andrew’s Procrastination (right) and Itsy Bitsy Yellow Polka Dot Bikini (left). Everyone Welcome! All you can eat!! Memorial,Everyone Howdenvale Welcome! All you can eat!! Or At e Door More Chi-Cheemaun Weekend photos on pages 7, 11, 20. #9 prints June 25 #11 prints July 30 DARLENE JAMES BROKER

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The Bruce Peninsula Press OPINION June 25 to July 16, 2013 Page 4 PUBLISHER’S Three Solitudes: the Taxpayers of Northern Bruce Peninsula When I spent a few months in a tiny village As for economic development and tourism ­— these are essentially irrelevant to COLUMN outside of Halifax in 1972, I saw a stark contrast cottagers. between the cottagers and the locals. The year-round resident population splits into two groups: retired folk and The cottagers were mostly wealthy people from Massachusetts. They had bought working families. up all the shoreline properties and would come up every summer for six weeks of The retired folk are mostly empty nesters who fell in love with the peninsula long yachting, tennis, fishing and swimming. ago and moved here when they retired. Many of them are former cottagers. Most of the locals had sold their shoreline homes and moved to back lots and Retired folk have, by definition, already earned all the money they need. Although bush lots, where mortgage payments and property taxes did not stress their minimum- very affluent by “local” standards, retired folk think of themselves as “living on a fixed wage incomes. income”. Many live on valuable shoreline properties and pay a lot of taxes. I was blissfully unaware of municipal politics at the time; I just noticed the Like the cottager group, retired folk have little use for schools, daycare centres and demographic pattern in passing and felt sympathy for the locals who could no longer hockey arenas. But as year-round residents, they tend to be enthusiastic supporters afford to live on the shores their ancestors had been fishing for three hundred years. of community medical facilities, community centres and winter road maintenance. But the municipal politics must have been fascinating, given that a large portion There are some in this demographic group who actively oppose economic of the taxpayers — paying heavy taxes on valuable properties — were not even entitled development and tourism, seeing these as impediments to the quiet enjoyment of to vote. their properties. Forty years later: if I squint hard enough, I can see a parallel demography here The third group is the “livyers”, the working families who provide all the goods in Northern Bruce Peninsula. and services on the Bruce Peninsula. This group includes a broad economic spectrum, But there are three groups here, not two — with a lot of overlap — and almost from affluent professionals to people who are just trying to make ends meet on seasonal everybody is entitled to vote. or part-time work. Which makes for VERY interesting municipal politics. Everybody in this group moved here or stayed here because they love the Bruce Peninsula. None of us came here or stayed here to get rich — we could all be making All three groups are on the Bruce Peninsula because they love it, but they have more money in Fort McMurray. very different needs and interests. The three groups would be cottagers, retired folk and working families. But all the working families are dependent on the economy of the Bruce Peninsula for our survival. I make these distinctions to illustrate three different sets of expectations from the municipality. Working families tend to be in favour of economic development and tourism. Cottagers are, by definition, people who don’t live in Northern Bruce Peninsula. But they care about more than the economic climate — “livyers” are families of They are also, by definition, affluent: they can afford two dwellings. They come up for all ages. Their children need schools, playgrounds, arenas, ball diamonds, daycares, weekends and holidays from May to October. They pay a lot of taxes and make a very sidewalks, medical facilities, bike lanes, skate parks, road hockey pads, soccer fields, light demand on services — just roads and garbage pickup or dumpsters. summer jobs and much more. To them, “municipal improvements” would mean paving their cottage roads, Most working families live on farms or in villages. They don’t care much about improving boat launch facilities, putting out more dumpsters and keeping the dumps rural dumpsters or which cottage roads get paved. open on Sunday afternoons when they are heading back to the city. ********************************* From the cottager perspective, schools, daycare centres, a hockey arena and All Council and staff have to do is satisfy the mutually contradictory demands community medical facilities are just a waste of their tax dollars. (So, for that matter, of all three groups. is ploughing the roads in winter...) Oh, and reduce taxes. Did You Know Lion’s Head Had A Paper In 1912? Letter: Leave Handicap Parking In Walter Warder’s book “Between paper and ran it until 1923 when he you me and the Gatepost” there is discontinued the publication as it just mention of a local paper started by a Mr. didn’t pay the bills. Spaces For Those In Need Stedman sometime before 1912. It was first called The Courier. We at the press find this most I have just returned from town and interesting and are putting a call out to Tobermory is lovely a town with S.C. Cooper (married to Minto feel I must get this off my chest. As we anyone who may have more information many seniors and visitors who need Martindale) bought out the weekly or possibly a copy of the old newspaper. were parking I saw a local business those parking spaces which are provided newspaper and named it the Bruce man drive in and park in the handicap for their use. Those that do this are Peninsula News. If you have any information please parking space in front of the grocery give us a call at 519-596-2658 or email breaking the law as well as depriving In 1918 Harry Oswell took over the store. I watched as he got out and saw those who rely on being able to park and [email protected]. that he was an able bodied man with NO enjoy our town and shopping. So please handicap! As I did my grocery shopping use your able body while you can and I watched this man and wondered how park where you should. Who knows, The Writer’s Table Of The Bruce Peninsula Submitted by Pat Horner he could be so thoughtless. I refer to this someday you may need that parking person as a man as I cannot call him a spot that you are depriving those who This pen and pencil group are now in their tenth year of meeting together once a month to discuss the joy of translating our creative imagination into the written word gentleman. No gentleman could be this need it of. inconsiderate of others. I have been told and reading the results to each other. There is no competition and little criticism – A concerned citizen, only pleasure in putting pen to paper. he always does this and I know there may be others. N. Lane, Tobermory We will be taking a sabbatical in July and August and welcome any interested newcomers on September 3rd in the Northern Bruce Peninsula Municipal office at 1:30pm. We thank the Municipality for permitting us the use of the hall on the first Tuesday of every month. Letter: “Scrub The Tub” All the world may be a stage but the written word a revelation of the heart.

Should Be Annual Event The Many thanks to Tobermory Chamber of Commerce, led by Ashley Miller, for arranging “Scrub the Tub” last week. It was great to see so many people out on a ruce eninsula ress rainy evening. B P Psince 1988 Thanks also to the owners of “The Pub in the Tub” for providing the pizzas for all Publisher, Opinion Page ...... John Francis the “scrubbers” at the end of the evening. Editor ...... Marianne Wood–[email protected] Being wheat intolerant I was 2013 Printing Schedule Advertising...... Sue Smith–[email protected] expecting to just enjoy the gathering but The Customer Service/Advertising Sales...... Trudy Watson–[email protected] the owners surprised me with a delicious ruce eninsula ress since 1988 Production Manager...... Scott McFarlane gluten free pizza. B P P ISSUE ...... DEADLINE...... PRINTING CIRCULATION: Delivered free to all mail boxes in the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula. I hope “Scrub The Tub” will be an #10 ...... July 10 ...... 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The Bruce Peninsula Press # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 page 5 Biosphere’s Six Streams Project - Over $200,000 Approved – Now Hiring Submitted by Elizabeth Thorn Ontario’s Ministry of the Environment and Greg Mayne, with Environment You must have kept your fingers crossed like I asked you to in our last article Canada both shown in the picture who inspired the Biosphere to undertake this about the Six Streams Project, and maybe even your toes. It worked! So thank ambitious project. you. Our last two grants were approved: both EcoAction and Ontario Trillium Foundation. Over $200,000 has now Email me at elizabeth@thorn. been gathered to protect and restore ca if want you to join the Biosphere our inland rivers. Protecting our inland volunteers working on this – we need rivers also protects the nearshore waters your help on this big project so we can of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay; waters do our part to preserve the Bruce’s clean where our fish spawn, our shorebirds live water and clean beaches. and we swim. Daily Vacation Bible School Daily Vacation Bible School Funding to Support Farmers with Cattle Exclusion Fencing "Sonsurf Beach Bash" "Sonsurf Beach Bash" Environment Canada’s EcoAction approved $80,000 in funding to help us For children ages For children ages support our farmers to buy fencing, water JK - 12 years JK - 12 years troughs and water pumps so that their cattle will not have to go to the Stokes July 15 - 19, 2013 River and Old Woman’s River to drink. July 15 - 19, 2013 This exclusion of cattle will reduce the 9 a.m. - 12 noon trampling of the rivers’ banks -trampling 9 a.m. - 12 noon which leads to pollution from erosion of CRAFTS, GAMES, STORIES, CRAFTS, GAMES, soil into the rivers. Cattle exclusion also means that the MUSIC, SNACKS STORIES, MUSIC, cattle will not be able to “poop” in the river SNACKS while they drink. This will reduce bacteria At Bethel Church, Lion's Head, and phosphorus arising from cattle feces Photo: Sheldon Weatherhead, Board of Directors’ Project Lead, inspects a 18 Ferndale Rd. 519-793-3221 At Bethel Church, Lion's Head, entering the rivers. Phosphorus fosters A free event but advance registration growth of green algae in the lakes. As river with Ted Briggs from the Ministry of the Environment and Greg Mayne 18 Ferndale Rd. 519-793-3221 well, studies show that cattle health and from Environment Canada. would be appreciated. A free event thus profitability is improved with access to clean water.

Want to Help Erect Fencing? LION'S HEAD We will need your help soon to work with our farmers to erect the fencing. HOSPITAL Please email me at [email protected] or [email protected] if you can help out. AUXILIARY 2 Year Project Coordinator Position Approved – Now Hiring The Ontario Trillium Foundation has approved $98,200 enabling us to hire a project coordinator for two years. In addition to working with farmers on Stokes River and Old Woman’s River (Fern Drain) on cattle exclusion the Project ANNUAL Coordinator will recruit farmers who wish to install a new drain management structure that will give them control GARAGE SALE over water exiting from their fields. Sheldon Weatherhead, the Board of Tobermory United Church SAT. JULY 6 Directors’ Project Lead says this feature 5 Brock Street, Tobermory ON 8 am - 2 pm will allow farmers to retain water on the fields which will be helpful during Please join us... N.B. NO SALES BEFORE the dry season. It will also be helpful to 8 am SATURDAY manage field run off and the resultant Sunday July 7th river pollution after a major storm 10:30 am & SUN. JULY 7 event. …as we gather to celebrate Canada 10 am - 1 pm Another big part of the job of the Project Coordinator will be to tackle Day through worship and song. a third source of river pollution - Communion will be served at this contamination from underperforming service followed by refreshments. septic systems. The Project Coordinator will work with residents and cottage Everyone is welcome at this family owners to improve septic system friendly service! performance. LION’S HEAD ARENA “...the fruit of the Spirit is love, Café - Coffee, Tea, Muffins, Hotdogs & Sausage If you know of someone who might joy, peace, patience and be interested in this position please PROCEEDS SUPPORT THE LION'S HEAD HOSPITAL refer them to our website www.bpba. kindness” ca. He or she should act quickly as we Galatians 5:22 DONATED ITEMS CAN BE BROUGHT TO ARENA FRIDAY JULY 5th 9am - 1pm want to hire as soon as possible. Work funded by the $25,000 Great Lion’s Head & District Guardian Lakes grant has started. Water testing has begun in our six streams and volunteers are being certified as Water Quality Data Collection Technicians. Six CANADA DAY PARADE, SAT., JUNE 29 of them are students! Cattle exclusion on Doug Hayes’ two farms on the Stokes River is also proceeding well. HAPPY BIRTHDAY CANADA Our Six Streams project is one of many efforts along the Lake Huron coast by thousands of community volunteers Join us for Free Hotdogs, Water & Cake in Front of White’s Garage at 6pm working on the Healthy Lake Huron: Clean Beaches, Clean Water campaign COME JOIN THE FUN Any float or costume Be creative!! which is sponsored under the Lake Huron Framework for Community Registration 6:30 pm — Parade Starts at 7:00 pm Action. Thanks to Ted Briggs, with Starts and ends at Bruce Peninsula District School 44th Annual Whatever your favourite mode of transportation is, spruce it up and come out and show how proud your are to be a Canadian!! Southampton Craft Show Cash value prizes awarded at the end of the parade Thursday, July 4th 10 am - 7 pm VOLUNTEERS WANTED to help with the parade call Barb 519-793-3155 for more information at The Southampton Coliseum • Over 135 Artisans & Artists! Old Tyme Concert Saturday at 8 pm - Rotary Hall • 50/50 Draw Friday June 28 at the Beach in Lion’s Head Food Court Pie & Ice Cream Parlour 11am - 6pm Harbourside Music Cold Plate Dinner 4 - 6pm 7:00 Joan Hellyer and Laurie Hooey (Classic Country) FREE PARKING Wheel Chair Accessible (Drop off at Main Door) 7:30 Scott Parent (Folk, Rock and Originals) Gate Admission $3 • Children under 10 FREE 8:00 Austin Liverance and Jessie Budge (BPDS Highschool Students - Classic Country and Rock) Proceeds to PRANCE Therapeutic Horseback Riding and...don’t forget the Rotary Pancake Breakfast Sunday, June 30 9am-Noon For more information visit www.southamptoncraftshow.com Lion’s Head Promotion Group, The Municipality Of Northern Bruce Peninsula and Lion’s Head Firefighters Association, Station 20 page 6 # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press Bruce Peninsula Biosphere News: Community Workshops June 27th & July 6th Submitted by Elizabeth Thorn Would you like to better understand the threats to our shorelines and the POD near the Lighthouse and at Miller Lake Campground on Mondays and shallow waters of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay and what we can do about them? Summerhouse Campground on Wednesdays. There is a different theme each week Do you have any ideas or concerns you’d like to discuss? so check out the Biosphere’s Then please, join us in one of our Community Workshops. You have a choice: website www. • Tobermory June 27th at the Tobermory Community Centre 6:00-9:30 bpba.ca to see what is • Stokes Bay July 6th at the Stokes Bay Community Centre 1:00—4:30 featured each These Community Workshops will be used to create our Community’s week. Conservation and Stewardship Plan, a project funded by the Friends of the W e Greenbelt Foundation and initiated by the Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association. are so very So please come to learn, to share your ideas, and to be part of the solution. pleased that Healthy shorelines are vital for tourism, for sustaining property values and for astronomers preserving our pleasure in this beautiful part of the world. Together, we can restore Doug and Paula and protect the water we swim in, the water that fish spawn in and the water that Cunningham shorebirds live in. For more information visit www.bpba.ca. are volunteering their time Boating? Covered. Golfing? Covered. again this year to lead the Stargazing? Covered. Did you say HOCKEY, program and we are equally too? Covered!! delighted that Yes the prizes for the third annual Biosphere raffle are fabulous! last year’s Photo: Paula & Doug Cunningham at the POD Grand Opening • A 10 foot yellow Impulse Kayak student in 2012. Amanda • Golf for two – Stanger will be back to be the Program Manager. donated by Cobble Beach Golf Resort Due to the generosity of our volunteer astronomers, Scotia Private Client Group and a grant from HRSDC, the Biosphere Association is able to offer the • An Evening of Star program at no charge. The bonus is that amateur astronomers bring their own Gazing for six at a telescopes so that these scopes combined with the Biosphere’s three telescopes private observatory – means virtually no lines! We are looking forward to seeing you, your guests and courtesy of Paula and families at dusk during our beautiful summer evenings here on the Bruce. Doug Cunningham • 2 premium RED tickets to Maple Leaf Dr. Ken Fenwick BSc, DC Stadium and an Interview With Chiropractor overnight stay at the Marriot – Courtesy of New patients welcome Scotia Private Client Allen Smutylo To Group • Hands On Adjusting • Orthotics Air on CBC Radio 1 Lion's Head Office Where to Buy 75 Main St. (office of Tiffany Robbins RMT) Tickets Allen Smutylo’s interview with Mon. 1-4 & Thurs. 2-5 Shelagh Rogers for the Last Chapter, 519-477-3229 • After sunset at regarding his new book “The Memory Photo: One of the amazing prizes for the 3rd annual Bayside Astronomy of Water” will air on CBC Radio 1 on Wiarton Office at the POD near Biosphere Raffle. Saturday June 29th at 4:00pm. 623 Frank St. the Lion’s Head lighthouse which opens the Friday of the long weekend in July, and continues on Allen was one of the six founding Mon. 8:30-12 & 4:30-6 Friday and Saturday through to Labour Day artists of Circle Arts in 1969 in Wed. 8:30-12 & 1:30-6 • The Lion’s Head farmers’ market on Saturday mornings Tobermory and he has exhibited his Fri. 8:30-12 & 1:30-6; Sat. 9 -12 artwork to great acclaim continuously 519-534-1991 • Several local merchants around Lion’s Head, Tobermory and at Bob Smith’s ever since. Stokes Bay General Store www.drkenfenwick.com • You can pick them up when you come to the Community Workshop on Shorelines and Shallow Waters July 6th at the Stokes Bay Community Centre 1:00pm. It’s part of our community’s dialogue that will create the Conservation and Stewardship Plan, a project initiated by the Biosphere and funded by the Friends of the Greenbelt Foundation. YARD SALE Why Buy Tickets The odds are good that you will win one of the fabulous prizes – only 1,500 FUND RAISER tickets are printed and while we are good environmentalists we are not so good at selling tickets. All proceeds go to our Six Streams project to improve water quality and to enhance Bayside Astronomy. SATURDAY, JULY 13 Bayside Astronomy is Back! Begins July long 9 AM weekend, Friday, June 28, 2013 at Dusk TOBERMORY COMMUNITY CENTRE Would you like to see Saturn’s rings, or Apollo’s Please drop donations off the the community centre the evening 11’s landing spot on the before or contact Jennifer at [email protected] moon? to arrange another time Do the ideas of Star Nurseries, Planetary Nebula and Coloured Stars intrigue you? Do you want to know how to distinguish stars from the planets? Join us and discover the wonder and mystery of Touring Gardens & Greenhouses our Peninsula’s wonderful Dark Skies by taking part in the Biosphere’s Bayside Open daily 9 - 5 until Thanksgiving Astronomy Program, offered Friday and Saturday Photo: Bruce Peninsula shoreline. Carpet, Shrub & Climbing Summer Sunday Music nights in Lion’s Head at the Roses are in Starting Canada Day Various Clematis Vines Weekends 2-4pm Fruits & Vegetables WIARTON GOLF CLUB 519-534-0005 Seeds • Native Plants • Bagged compost/soils/topsoil Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday Organic pest controls • Site Grown perennials/herbs • Trees/Shrubs 9 $ 99 18 $ 99 Holes 9 OR Holes 12 Downtown Red Bay North Fridays 519-534- 2483 4 persons 18 holes $ 00 14 Hea Road South Bruce Peninsula w/power cart & hamburgers 120 www.earthboundgardens.com www.wiartongolfclub.com The Bruce Peninsula Press # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 page 7 St. Edmunds Public School Bike Rodeo Winners Submitted by Cst. Peter Zehr Thanks to the service clubs and The 2013 Bike Rodeo for groups that sponsor the prizes each elementary students at St. Edmunds year and also thanks to Hellyer’s School was held on May 27, 2013. Foodland in Lion’s Head who donate This year in addition to the medals, drinks and chips for the annual the Lion’s Head, Lions and Lioness event. clubs have donated money for one A special thanks to the South male and one female bicycle from Bruce Peninsula Community Policing Scott’s PRO Hardware Store in Lion’s Committee without whose help this Head to be awarded at a later date. event would not run each year. 10th Annual Ferndale, Lion’s Head & District Golf Tournament

Photo L-R: Cst Peter Zehr, Primary division winners Charles Edgar (Gold), Luke Belanger (Silver) and Wes McFarlane (Bronze), Junior division winners Sacha Oake (Gold), Natalie Rouse (Silver) and Kam Ferron (Bronze).

Submitted by Shirley Teasdale The 10th annual Ferndale, Lion’s Head & District Golf Tournament was, again, a huge success with some 70 golfers vying for top place in the competition. Wonderful prizes were donated by Peninsula area businesses and individuals and, with wonderful sunny weather, a good time was had by all. The winning team was the Shearer Suckers, with the players being (left to right) Showing off their guns — The Cardboard Boat entry from the Grey and Ray Burns, Nora Burns, Rick Shearer and Chris Mawdsley. The Lioness club thanks Simcoe Foresters with crew Curtis Jeff and Diane of Cornerstone Golf Club; all the businesses and people who donated Merrifield, Zach MacKenzie and prizes, and the Ancient Cedars restaurant for contributing to a highly successful Connor Rouse. TAI CHI event. Funds raised from the tournament will be donated to local health services. LIGHTS OUT? on the Beach When your old fluorescent bulbs go at Singing Sands dark, don’t throw them in the Budget Blinds: Your garbage or recycling bin. Instead, bring them to a County of Bruce Household Hazardous Waste Mondays Window Treatment Source Collection Event where they will be disposed of 10 am - Noon properly. Fluorescent bulbs and tubes contain a small On The Bruce amount of mercury and require special handling and June 24th - Labour Day care for disposal. For more information regarding the A local resident has just started a new business called “Budget Blinds”. With household hazardous waste collection events please over 850 franchises in North America, Budget Blinds is a leader in custom window $10./class treatments. visit www.brucecounty.on.ca/waste-management.php. Linda Urbshott and her family purchased their franchise in December 2012. Contact David Gierak Offering shades, blinds, shutters, drapes and window film, Budget Blinds has virtually COUNTY OF BRUCE HIGHWAYS DEPARTMENT 519-596-8003 anything you need to put on your window. We even have area rugs. 30 Park St., P.O. Box 398, Walkerton ON N0G 2V0 Linda will bring her samples to your 1-877-681-1291 ext. 4 519-881-2400 EVERYONE WELCOME house, measure your windows and Linda and her husband Rob will also install your purchase. Call 519-793-3921 for your free in- home consultation today and ask about our 5 year, no-questions-asked warrantee. Have A Safe & Happy Holiday ® Fresh Food. Friendly Neighbours. Visit www.Foodland.ca • In store Bakery • Fresh Produce • Fresh Meat • Deli Open 7 days a week 8am-7pm • Starting June 28 7am - 9pm daily BAR-B-QUE SEASON IS HERE •Charcoal • Pop • Juice • Ice • Burgers & Dogs & Buns for both • Ice Cream and Frozen Treats Come in and • Fresh Steaks & Chops & Sausage check out our selection of • Frozen Meat by the box Gluten Free • Fresh Vegetables & Fruit • Paper plates, plastic cups & cutlery, Products napkins • and more... LITTLE TUB HARBOUR TOBERMORY 519-596-2380 page 8 # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press Tobermory Legion Br. 290 News Submitted by Teri Reid undertaken to publicly acknowledge the 93,000 Canadian soldiers who took part Men’s Breakfast in the Italian Campaign. They are also planning a Gala Event later this year, Members from the Tobermory Branch to which they would like to invite the assisted at the “men’s breakfast” earlier surviving Canadian Veterans who were this month. Special thank you goes out part of the Italian Campaign. If you are a to Marilyn Handley, Shirley Johnstone, Veteran of the Italian Campaign, please Carolyn Forbes, Bob Chisholm, Jo Anne contact Shirley Johnstone, Veterans and Rick Lane. Proceeds were donated Service Officer at: [email protected] to the Legion. or at 519-795-7424. BINGO Branch Pins Don’t miss the summer Bingo at the Drop in, pick up a branch pin and Community Hall. Doors open at 6:30pm. wear it with pride. Available at the bar The Tobermory Legion Ladies Auxiliary run for only $6. the BINGO’s. Come out and have some fun. Important Reminder for Veterans Pop/Beer Can Tabs It has come to our attention that The Legion collects Pop/Beer Can in some cases, Veterans’ Widows have tabs. All tabs are sold by weight with Photos: Members attended a service at the Tobermory United Church and found that they are not eligible for the profit going towards the purchase proceeded to Dunks Bay Cemetery for decoration day on June 9th. financial assistance from Veterans Affairs of wheelchairs for those in need. All because the Veteran had never contacted donations are gratefully accepted. followed by the General Meeting at 8pm. www.tobermorylegion.org Veterans Affairs even though he had some Executive and General meetings are the disabilities as a result of his War Service Meat Draw second Tuesday of the month at 7 & 8pm and therefore is not listed in their records. Come out any Saturday afternoon If you are a Veteran who has an injury or from 4 - 6pm for lots of fun and comradeship disability as a result of your War Service, Wanted and maybe even win your dinner. And it is important that you contact Veterans Photos of Tobermory Veterans, WWI, don’t forget to check out the illuminated Affairs so that in the event of your death WWII, Korea etc. Preferably in uniform sign in front of the Legion for the Saturday your Widow may be eligible for financial with full identification and regiment if Evening Entertainment Guide. DJ or Live or medical assistance. Contact Shirley possible. You may be asked to sign a Events will be posted. Johnstone, Veterans Service Officer at waiver if the original photo belongs to you. [email protected] or 519-795-7424. Photos will be returned after scanning. MARYDALE’SLike Meetings Photos will be used for the Legion DVD Us On Italian Campaign WWII The executive meeting for Branch and the Municipal Archives Committee. #290 will be Tuesday July 9 at 7pm Please contact Jim Cosgrove at 519-596- Join Us Friday nights after 4 pm for our $6.95 meal deal A private group of citizens has 8807. VERY EXCITED Harbourside Music Begins Again!!!! June 28th 7:00 Joan Hellyer and Laurie Hooey (Classic Country) Donations 7:30 Scott Parent (Folk, Rock and Originals) The Dunks Bay Memorial Fund 8:00 Austin Liverance and Jessie Budge is one of the Legion’s ongoing projects. (BPDS Highschool Students-classic country and rock) Donations to this project are appreciated. July 5th 7:00 Stewart Burgess & Arnie Crittenden (playing all of your favourites) Legion Hours 7:30 Rob McCurdy (sings his original Thursday 3 - 11 pm, Friday and “The shores of Isthmus Bay” plus more) Saturday 3 pm - Midnight, Closed 8:00 Adam Hellyer (soulful rock) Sunday, Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday. For a full schedule like the Lion’s Head, Bruce Peninsula, Ontario page on Facebook Tobermory Legion Branch #290 is Open 7 days a week 8am - 7pm - til 8 starting June 28 located at 7437 Highway #6. There is Main Street, Lion’s Head • 519- 793-4224 plenty of parking at the back off Legion St. ALWAYS FRESH & FRIENDLY. 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SAVE TERRIFIC up to SAVINGS 50% Nostalgic Candy Counter Pet Supplies Presents A Sweet Shop Candy Decorations TOBERMORY Huge Party Section Souvenirs Canada Day Artificial Flowers Flags Blow-Out Tent Sale Craft Supplies Beach & Yard on last year’s product Toys Friday June 28, Saturday June 29, FIREWORKS 10:00 am – 5:00 pm EASY ACCESS FOR LARGE & Sunday June 30 Noon - 4pm OR HEAVY PICK-UPS Brand Names Include: Sears Catalogue Agent in Wiarton Columbia, Life is Good, Royal Robbins, Fresh FX, 519-534-0800 DON’T Spanner, and French Dressing To place an order call 1-800-267-3277 MISS SALE or online at www.sears.ca IT 2 John Street, Lion's Head, Ontario N0H 1W0 564 Berford St., Wiarton, 519-534-1390 519-793-4121 Hours: Mon. -Sat. 9-6, Sun. 11am - 4pm OPEN - Mon. - Sat. 10 - 5 & Sun. Noon - 4 The Bruce Peninsula Press # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 page 9 Harbourside Music Is Ready To Go: Opening Date June 28th Submitted by Helen Westover July 19th: who sing songs telling different stories in 3 -7:30 pm Patrick Lima and Dustin Well, winter is gone, and spring is -7:00 pm Brooklyn Hewton, also her 3rd and 4 part melody. McMullen, a duo with Patrick playing lagging, but I know for sure that the 3rd year, a violinist playing “fiddle tunes” and accordion and vocals and Dustin playing year of Harbouside Music is set and ready -7:30 pm Celtic Sports Camp have a varying classical. She has expanded her repertoire guitar and vocals, singing songs we know to go. Opening date is June 28th and number of entertainers who perform varying and has traveled near and far to share her types of music which is always fun for all. and some originals by Dustin. continues until August 23rd. Music starts talent, even as far as Central Park in New -8:00 Brian Taylor and family will sing a -8:00 pm Cougars in America, Scott at 7:00 pm and goes to approximately 8:30 York City. pm. set of Canadiana and other campfire type Hamilton, a former Celtic counsellor, -7:30 pm Midnight Blue, a local band that songs. delivering all original compositions. The weather has been kind to us, but has been playing for many years to crowds •August 16th: And so, Ladies, Gentlemen and the if it does rain, then we move to the Rotary and small groups. They are also a very good Hall at the south end of town. -7:00 pm Kate and Hannah Sarnovsky rest of you, make your way to Harbourside dance band, and are one of very few dance on June 28th at 7:00 pm. For those of you who do not know, bands around. return for their second season singing originals and covers of current music. See you there. Harbourside Music is every Friday evening, -8:00 pm Gail and Norma Brinkman, at the harbour in Lion’s Head. Park at husband and wife team, born and bred on -7:30 pm Sammy Martin, a local country the beach or at the dock, bring your lawn the Bruce Peninsula, who play and sing as crowd-pleaser. She is advancing her career chairs or blankets, and settle in for an they did when we and they were “younger”. further each year, having been “on the road” evening of eclectic musical presentations. across Canada last fall. Greig’s Fabrics The participants are local, year-round, part- July 26th: -8:00 pm Fallen Angles is an entertaining Serving the Bluewater Quilters Guild and the timers (snowbirds), cottagers, or someone -7:00 pm Carol Ann Duronio, a vibrant group of singers and players that are Bruce Peninsula for 23 years just passing through. The music crosses professional performer will entertain us returning for their 3rd year. many genres. There are 3 different acts with a lively set of Broadway hits. each Friday. •August 23rd: -7:30 pm Tate & Riley Neale, a sister & July Special brother act who are playing at Harbourside -7:00 pm TBA Harbourside 2013 Line-Up for their first time. It’s BABY Time •June 28th: -8:00 pm Birling Band is a group of four IT’S WORTH THE Prepare for the new arrivals -7:00 pm Joan Hellyer and Laurie Hooey, from southern Ontario, 2 couples actually. with a new quilt a couple of locals are a new act this year. They deliver songs that tell a musical story DRIVE TO WIARTON of Canadian happenings and folk lore. Enjoy a All Crib Panels 25% off -7:30 pm Scott Parent singing folk, rock and Tasty Drink and watch the originals, also a first time act. August 2nd: Fireworks from our PATIO on Batting and Backing reduced with -7:00 pm Gerry Goldie, a local performer July 1st!! -8:00 pm Austin Liverance and Jessie LLBO the purchase of a Crib Panel who covers songs of Valdi, Gordon Lightfoot Budge, two local High School students who Summerlicious Sunday Brunch 10am-2pm play classic country and rock. and many more. He has brought music to New Fabrics & Gifts Are Here the area over the last few years, and is well Daily Specials plus your Homecooked Favourites •July 5th: known up and down the Peninsula. Seafood Chowder here for the summer Store Hours -7:00 pm Stuart Burgess and Arnie Full Menu Always Available; Children’s Menu -7:30 pm TBA Tues., Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 10 to 5 Crittenden, 3 year veterans, entertain with Reservations Recommended Starting July 1 their vocals, guitar and harmonica. -8:00 pm Peace and Love Heidi, who plays Berford Street Wiarton (Across road from Legion) guitar and sings, is performing for the first -7:30 pm Robin McCurdy singer/songwriter Open Mon. - Sat. 10 - 5; Closed Sun. time at Harbourside. 519-534-3400 with Jack London, a recording artist will perform Robin’s song “The Shores of •August 9th: Open Daily 66 Main Street, Lion’s Head

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THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANKYOU THANK The Chi Cheemaun Festival Committee would like to thank everyone who helped with the 39th annual Chi Cheemaun festival. Special Thanks to •all the merchants who were so generous with their donations and help The FYRE PLACE •all the volunteers who cooked, served, cleaned up, solicited and collected donations, supervised events, did errands and all the other things that go un-noticed but are appreciated & PATIO SHOP •the public for attending the events Your Store For All Seasons Your support is truly appreciated and has made this OWEN SOUND (SPRINGMOUNT) HWY. 6 & 21

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Above: Harbour Tub Scrubs, crewed by Jenna Steadman and Eric Campbell stayed well ahead of Seacock III — A New Hope. Below: the antique car show was very well attended. Chi-Cheemaun Weekend’s Children’s events are back with a vengeance. Magician/Balloon artist Steve Baker of Barrie captivated his young audience with a series of pirate tricks. Here he displays Polly the Pirate Parrot who transformed into a live bunny at the end of the show. Ferry Dock Repairs Delayed

During the week of June 12, six timbers were removed from each of the fenders on the Chi-Cheemaun moorage at Tobermory. The replacement timbers were supposed to arrive by June 19, but they have been delayed at the factory for design modifications. In order not to lose any time, Dean Construction’s work crew moved to South Baymouth to remove the timbers there. They will return to install the steel “timbers” at Tobermory when they arrive. But in any case, the pressure is off. Water levels have returned to Chart Datum and the ferry is back to its normal load capacity. It is expected that water levels will remain above Chart Datum until after the dock modifications are completed.

A Sampling of our New Lunch Menu featured here Enjoy our specially created menu from fresh-daily ingredients as well as our regular offerings.

Tobermory 519.596.2220 Open for Lunch 11:30 - 2:30 ~ Dinner at 5pm Appetizers Tuna Nicoise - seared tuna on greens w/boiled egg, kalamata olives, green beans, cherry tomatoes...... $17 Blackened Whitefish Nachos - cajun crusted whitefish with avacado, tomato, fresh peppers & tzatziki.....$12 Bombay Shrimp Salad - curried shrimp salad with raisins, chickpeas & served in an Above: Dean Construction’s crew removed six timbers from each fender on avacado half...... $12 the ferry dock in Tobermory. They will be replaced with longer steel “timbers” House-made Samosas with salsa verde...... $8 which will allow the Chi-Cheemaun to operate safely at water levels well below Mains Chart Datum. Fresh Lamb Burger - 6oz patty with dijon & rosemary, goat cheese & crispy onions.....$14 Below: The Chi-Cheemaun makes a rare, stern-first landing at Tobermory to Seared Sirloin Wrap - shaved beef, monteray jack, fresh parsley & horse radish accommodate repairs to the bow lifting mechanism. aioli.....$12 Crab Quesadilla - crispy fried crab with avacodo salsa, red peppers, tzatziki & srirachi aioli...$13 (choice of fries, salad, slaw, onion rings or sweet potato fries...add $2) Pasta Gnocchi - house-made with gorgonzola cream, toasted pinenuts, caramelized onions & bacon.....$12 Spinach & Ricotta Roulade Trio - served with pesto, bechamel and puttancesca...... $11 Music - 7pm - 11pm Bayside Buoys (Hugh Stevenson & Dave Williams) Sat. June 29, July 6, July 13, July 20, July 27, Aug 3 John Stewart Classic Rock Tues July 23, Monday & Tuesday Aug 5 & 6 Pete Devlin - Acoustic Blues and Rock with R&B Tinge Thurs. Aug 8 and Tues Aug 13 “The Only Thing We Overlook is Georgian Bay” page 12 # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press Scrub The Tub Event cont’d from page 1 The event was the brainchild of Matt and Kristin Buckley, who guessed (correctly) that the promise of an after- party at the Crowsnest would be enough to inspire a large number of “Tub Scrubbers”. The Tobermory Chamber of Commerce helped organize the event. They found fourteen other sponsors, printed 150 T-shirts and scheduled things for June 11. In fact, the event was so successful that it donated a budget surplus of approximately $300 to the Tobermory Food Bank. The Buckleys can’t wait for next year’s event. Their target is 200 people, including two dive teams and they hope to “scrub” a much more ambitious area of roadsides and harbour bottom. Photo Far Right: Mike Marcotte dragged four tires (and a lot of other Photo Above: Seven of the “I Scrubbed the Tub” volunteers junk) onto the power tailgate of the return with bags of junk. Larger items and full bags were Joseph Simon. Tracy Edwards took left by the roadsides and picked up with a trailer. care of it from there. Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary Annual “Giant Garage Sale” July 6th & 7th

Submitted by Brenda Kearney coffee makers etc.), kitchen dishes and overjoyed to welcome glass ware, pots and pans, bedding, you…. donate to And The Count Down books, children’s toys, garden tools and help support our furniture, sports equipment, furniture, community! lighting fixtures, paintings…….well you Begins………………. get the picture. Items that you know still In just a few short weeks the Lion’s have a valuable use to them but that you Head Hospital Auxiliary will be hosting are just replacing! Reiki and Intuitive Energy Therapy their annual “Giant Garage Sale” at the Feel more creative, balanced, aware and focused. Lion’s Head Arena. Mark the date and So mark your calendars, set your time on your calendar and plan to attend. alarms, run don’t walk to the Lion’s Head Also Available: Access Bars and Healing Energy for Business Success. Arena early so that you will be the first • Saturday, July 6th 8 a.m. to 2 p.m Appointments available in person or by distance. in line as the doors open on Saturday, Find out more at www.energyofbusiness.com or • Sunday, July 7th 10 a.m. to 1 p.m July 6th and Sunday, July 7th. contact Carol to book your appointment 519-793-3145 • [email protected] This year’s event will also host The Auxiliary members will be the Dream Draw Car (New 2013 Kia), a Boutique with new gift items, a café offering hot dogs, sausages and BBQ Peameal Bacon on a bun, a gardening table and lots and lots of items for sale. Wonderful community members have been redecorating, cleaning out store rooms and sheds and have donated Wiarton thousands of items that will go for sale. Remember, you select your items and bring them to the check out where the fun begins….bargain, haggle and bargain some more for those items that you just Home Decor can’t live without! All of the proceeds from the sale go to support health care needs of our local community. Donations to the sale will be Centre received at the arena on FRIDAY July 5th from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. However due to Health and Safety regulations we are unable to accept propane tanks, BBQs, fireplaces or heaters, butane tanks, Our knowledgeable staff at Wiarton Home Decor Centre are here to help with all your home projects. hazardous materials such as paints, stains, or batteries, personal flotation devices, TVs, computers, fax machines, cell phones, children’s car seats, clothes or mattresses or any weapons (knives, hatchets etc.) We love books, but cannot take encyclopedias or magazines. We WELCOME such items as clean, working small appliances (microwaves,

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Remember, our Laundromat and showers are open to the public. Save yourself a trip up or CALL OR STOP IN TODAY! WE ARE MORE THAN JUST FLOORING down the highway! We’re located centrally at 270 Myles Bay Shore OPEN Mon. - Sat. 9 am - 6 pm Road, on the way to Sandy Beach. 519-793-3219 • www.anderkamp-wcc.com Located on Hwy. #6 1km south of Wiarton Home Building Centre Hope to see you soon, and welcome back to our returning customers!! s rr TM Phone: 519-534-5599 Fax: 519-534-3836 The Bruce Peninsula Press # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 page 13 Cabot Head And A Geopark Proposal Submitted by Daryl W. Cowell I know many local citizens and landowners will be concerned by this I first visited the Cabot Head area 40 years ago in June 1973. I then observed proposal. I must point out that a geopark is not a theme park in the sense of a the area both as a geologist and as new tourist to the area and immediately Disneyland. It will provide an anchor for people who are interested in geological became awestruck. The dramatic cliff faces composing its four major bluffs knowledge and like to travel; it will form a tremendous educational resource stand out as a sentinel jutting out into Georgian Bay defying the assault of wind, for our children; it will provide a centre for academic research including the waves, and, in the not so distant past, kilometer and a half thick glaciers. development of formal partnerships with universities; it will provide geoscience knowledge for everyone including interpretive programs and facilities; and offer The cliffs and draping aprons of broken talus rock separate very different local economic opportunities for existing and new businesses. All within a geological environments. Flat-lying bedrock plains and shingle beaches below professional, first-class, structured, and protected framework. the cliffs give way to a massive rugged almost moonscape-like rock plain where all surface water eventually disappears into the rock. Geotourism is a fast-growing economic and educational activity that provides tremendous opportunities Cabot Head marks the point for all. I have already discovered this where the Niagara Escarpment turns through the excitement and interest abruptly westward toward Tobermory. of those who attend geological walks Its geological attributes include and presentations that I have provided rocks representing a range of former to citizens of the Bruce Peninsula and environments including 400 million beyond over the past 40 years. And, year old shallow coral seas, deep marine just as I discovered in 1973, Cabot basins and a massive delta complex that Head with its setting on this remarkable originated in Rockies-sized mountains peninsula awakens the geotourist in that formed the ancestors to the current all of us. Appalachian mountain remnants. Some of the rock layers bear names that include “Cabot Head”, “Wingfield Basin”, “Dyer’s Bay”, and “St. Edmunds”. In geological terminology Family Clothing & Footwear • $1.00 Cards this makes their exposures at Cabot & Wrap • Books • Puzzles • Toys • Infant Head a reference for studying the rocks Care • Soil • Household Appliances elsewhere in Ontario – geologically • Propane Exchange • Candy • Pop considered as reference or “type” • Stationery • Board Games sections. and so much more Within the last 1 to 2 million years the entire area was covered by For your glacial ice that reshaped and moulded the rocks to their present shape and prominence. Late in this cycle, Everyday meltwaters beneath the ice carved deep grooves and potholes. As the glaciers finally retreated, meltwater completely Photo Credit: D. Cowell Needs flooded the Bruce Peninsula but Cabot Photo: Large lake wave-cut rock stack (to left of figure) sitting on wave-cut Head defied the flooding forming a small platform of South Bluff. Open Daily 9am - 5pm archipelago of islands exposed to the 7024 Highway #6, Tobermory 519-596-2791 waves of a massive glacial lake. The Cabot Head area was first designated by me as an Earth Science Nature Reserve in a report to the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources in 1976. The area was subsequently incorporated into the Niagara Escarpment Plan as a type of park within their Niagara Escarpment Parks and Open Space System (NEPOSS) along with dozens of other nature reserves I and others designated Bev’s Fruit Stand including the Lion’s Head Potholes, Wodehouse Creek Karst, and many others. The Nature Reserve Designation identifies this area as being Provincially OPEN Significant. Its collection of geological features including former environments and processes marking the Michigan Basin, Pleistocene Glaciations, and glacial Fri., Sat., Sun., & Mon. lakes within the center of North America also signifies a level of national and international significance from a geological perspective. 9am - 5pm For some time I have felt that the geological features of the Cabot Head area should receive formal international recognition. In this regard, this past March, Featuring Fresh Niagara I gave a presentation to the Niagara Escarpment Commission recommending that the NEC pursue a formal UNESCO “Geopark” designation for the area. This designation, if achieved, would bring Cabot Head into a global network of Fruits & Vegetables such sites located throughout Asia, Europe, and, more recently North America. The intent of UNESCO Geoparks is not to replicate provincial, state, or national parks but to include all regions of the world in a network of sites recognized principally for their geological significance. Although networked at at a global level, the objectives are to integrate the preservation of geological heritage with a strategy for local sustainable economic development. In other words, they are not intended to be put behind glass but to be appreciated in a controlled, structured way that safeguards the environment while stimulating local enterprises and local economic activity. 7024 Highway #6, Tobermory Another objective is to link the geological story with the cultural story; in the case of Cabot Head, this ties the human stories associated with First Nations, shipwrecks, navigation, boating, cottaging, logging, fishing, and mining with the physical domain united by an incredibly beautiful landscape. 15% off PENINSULA all in stock WATER Patio Sets & TREATMENT Seasonal •Residential •Farm •Commercial Furniture SPECIALIZING IN: • UV LIGHTS as well as Fire Pits and • WATER SOFTENERS Gel Fuel Fire Places • IRON FILTERS • METERING SYSTEMS GLEN HOFSTETTER Phone & Fax 519-534-1839 4707 HWY. # 6, MILLER LAKE 519-795-7729 R.R. #5 WIARTON OPEN: MON.-FRI. 7:30 am - 5 pm; SAT. 7:30 am - 4 pm; SUNDAY 10 am - 2 pm www.peninsulawatertreatment.com www.doidgetimbrmarts.ca page 14 # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press Local Special Olympics Athletes Compete At West Hill

Submitted by Rhonda Lawrence Six athletes travelled to West Hill Secondary School for the annual track and field meet. Our six athletes brought home 14 ribbons! It was a great day with lots of friendships, cheering and sportsmanship. Our athletes did a great job and we are very proud of them. Of course we wouldn’t be able to travel to these competitions if it wasn’t for the generosity of our service clubs. A huge thank you from staff and students to Photo: Spencer Adams, who ran the our Lions and Lioness Clubs. Photo: Dylan Dawson running 100m - 4th place finish 800m for a 2nd place finish overall. overall. Photo Left: John Cuffe - Look at all the 1st place finishes! 44th Annual Southampton Craft Peninsula Players: Show …Premier One Day Event ! The Wild, Wild, Wildest West Submitted by Brenda Laliberte, food and preserves, fine woodworking, Marketing Co-Ordinator hand sewn items, garden décor, perennials The Southampton Coliseum is set to & toys are just a hint of crafts that will be showcase the 44th Annual Southampton on hand. Craft Show featuring thousands of one Lunch will be available from 11 am – of a kind crafts on Thursday, July 4th. 4 pm and don’t miss out on our homemade The Show will run from 10am to 7pm. pie! New this year, dinner from 4-6 pm will Admission is still only $3.00, while be a Cold Plate consisting of Ham, Turkey, Children under 10 are free. Salads and Dessert for $12.00 Children This event is a major fund-raiser for 10 & under $10.00. P.R.A.N.C.E., a non-profit, community- Tickets are also available that day to based therapeutic riding programme for try your luck at our 50/50 draw. disabled & challenged riders. Proceeds Past history proves this one day Craft support the programs we provide to Show is too great to miss ! surrounding area communities. For more information, please contact Highlights of the show include over Brenda Murray, Southampton Craft Show 140 exhibitors from all over Ontario 2013 – Chairperson at 519-832-6185 showcasing their handiwork. Beautiful and leave a message. pottery, jewelry, paintings, tasty gourmet St. Edmunds Church Yard Sale July 13th Submitted by Jill Stewart, member of St. Edmunds ACW This year the St. Edmunds Church is holding its Mega Yard Sale at the Gap (end Photo Credit: Stuart Burgess of highway #6) in Tobermory on Saturday, July 13th at 8:00am. Photo: The Peninsula Players has struck again! This year’s extravaganza was We have something for everyone, come and browse and buy! entitled “The Wild, Wild Wildest West” and was the usual romp through the Monies raised are distributed to many local charities on the Bruce that are dear escapades of villains and heroes and damsels in distress. Two evil characters to the hearts of the ACW (Anglican Church Women) who organize this event with the were Roger and Susan White of Lion’s Head. help of so many good hearted people. Donations to the yard sale can be dropped off on Wednesday, July 10th from THE CORPORATION OF THE 10am - 5:30pm. We thank you for your support in past years and hope to see more of you on Municipality of July 13th. For more information contact Jill at 519-596-8166. MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA Northern Bruce Peninsula FIRE PERMITS REQUIRED April 1 - October 31 FOR ALL BURNING except Cooking and Warmth BE CAREFUL! Large Fires Start Small Permits May Be Obtained From: • FERNDALE DRIVE IN • BY THE BAY- Pike Bay Hwy. #6 & Bruce Rd. 9 Ferndale • STOKES BAY General Store • FERNDALE FOOD MART benjaminmoore.ca • SCOTT’S HOME HARDWARE 2875 Hwy. #6, Ferndale Main Street, Lion’s Head SAVE • MUNICIPAL OFFICE • HOPPY’S ONE STOP 00 Lindsay Rd. #5 & Hwy. #6 $5. on Hwy. #6, Tobermory 4 ltr. Can • ROXY’S GAS BAR of Arborcoat Scott's Home Hardware 1/2 Mile S. of National Park • MUCH MORE CAMPING Stain 73 Main Street, Lion's Head Entrance on Hwy. #6, Tobermory 7405 Hwy. #6, Tobermory 519-793-3446 911 Address or Lot & Concession number required Store Hours: Mon. - Fri. 7:30 - 5:30; Sat. 8 - 5:30; Sundays 10-4 FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Acting Fire Chief Wilf Barnes at 519-793-3522 or Acting Deputy Chief Brian Finger at 519-793-3713 The Bruce Peninsula Press # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 page 15 Bruce Peninsula District School Bike Rodeo Winners Submitted by Cst Peter Zehr The 2013 Bike Rodeo for elementary students at Bruce Peninsula District School was held on May 27, 2013. This year, the Lions and Lioness clubs from the Northern Bruce Peninsula donated money for the purchase of one male and one female bicycle from Scott’s Hardware Store in Lion’s Head. Thanks to the service clubs and groups that sponsor the prizes each year, and thanks also to Hellyer’s Foodland in Lion’s Head who donate drinks and chips for the annual event. A special thanks to the South Bruce Peninsula Community Policing Committee without whose help this event would not run each year.

Photo (L-R) Back Row: Cst Peter Zehr with Senior division winners Ethan Parker (Gold), Chloe Mielhausen (Silver) and Johnny Cuffe (Bronze). Middle Row (Junior division winners): Morgan Clark (Gold), Ethan Quist (Silver) and Ryan Nearingburg (Bronze). Front Row (Primary division winners): Jacob Haw (Gold-not pictured), Ashlyn Gill (Silver) and Brodie Stanton (Bronze).

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6 10% of all sales on Saturday July 29th, goes to the BPDS Play- ground Improvement Fund in Lion's Head Wear red and white and get a free coee Celebrate Canada Day with North On Six Saturday Night Special Carved Rib Steak Platter or BBQ Rib and Wing Platter (serves 2 Saturday Night Special CHCI Grand Opening Night Concert CHCIfor Participants $36) Concert Carved Rib Steak Platter or BBQ Rib and Wing Platter (serves 2 for $36) The Orchid Trail Quartet WithA uniquespecial guests: dining Drumtellers experience, you cannot miss A unique dining experience, you cannot miss Michael Grace, Bass / Meryl Gillmore, Flute Music for Harp Ensemble, Solos, Duos Kerstin Allvin, Harp / Steve Wood, Drums 10% of all sales on Saturday July 29th, goes to the BPDS Playground Improve- Saturday, July 20th, 7:30 pm Tuesday, July 16th, 7:30 pm ment Fund in Lion's Head Call $10for atreservations...519-793-3095 the door Wear red and white and get a free coffee $20 Adults, $10 Kids at the door Please call ahead to make Reservations Both concerts take place at the Tobermory United Church, 5 Brock Street 519-793-3095 519-975-0260 www.kerstinallvin.com/chc2013 2832 Highway #6, Ferndale Above is the information we would like to include, thanks

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$239,900 $99,000 $347,000 $379,000 LIKE NEW, low maintenance 3 bdrm 2 bath residence Cute & cozy, this low maintenance Wiarton bungalow JUST LOOK - at all this property offers! Delightful WATERFRONT & Beautiful, panoramic bay & escarpment views from this WF situated on private lot close to beach & town. Well-planned; makes a great starter, retirement or rental property. 2 bdrms, cottage garden, spacious 3 bdrm, 2 bath residence with 2 sunrooms, bungalow. Enjoy sunrise from the dining/sun room, open to constructed to high standards. Light-filled, open main living 1 bath with enclosed front porch, metal roof & fully fenced screened porch, bonus/games room. Major upgrades - steel roof, siding, kitchen & living room with stone fireplace. 3 bdrms, 1 bath, space. Nothing to do, but plan your leisure time! back yard. Walking distance to most town amenities. some windows, solar panels, insulation. Detached metal garage. detached garage, flagstone walks & patio. www.royallepage.ca page 16 # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press From Africa, With Love - Ugandian Youth Visit The Peninsula Submitted by Valerie Hill The concert that night at Tobermory United Church was one of the most The last two weeks of May marked one of the most extraordinary experiences exciting of the entire two weeks and apparently, there was quite the buzz up and of not just my life, but the lives of eight Ugandan youth who danced and sang down the peninsula about these remarkable performers. and drummed their way into the hearts of hundreds of Canadians during their Loading the kids up on the bus the next morning, heading back to Waterloo recent visit to Southwestern Ontario. Region, every single kid spoke about the kind hearts of the people they met. They Of course one of the highlights of the kids’ tour was their two day visit will never forget any of you. to Lion’s Head and Tobermory, where locals showed a level of generosity and The Suubi Drama group and I hope the folks of the Bruce Peninsula kindness that was simply unprecedented and made me realize what a difference understand the gift they have given. None of us will ever be same again and for a handful of people can make in the life of a forgotten child. that, I am grateful. Thank you. This great adventure began in October, 2011 during my two week volunteer gig working M L S in schools REALTOR  ROBYN DEAN located in Broker of Record desperately ‘18 Years Experience Selling the Bruce’ poor areas of Uganda. 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$299,900 Nestled in the forest along the tranquil shore of Bobs Harbour off of Lake $199,500 Picture postcard setting! One acre of nicely landscaped, Huron. Charming, well maintained, four bedroom winterized home or cottage, $199,900 10 Year old 2 bedroom bungalow in excellent shape inside and out. treed privacy. Year round home or getaway in excellent shape inside $189,000 Cape Cod Home, like brand new with a full Large well treed private setting in desirable Lakewood Co-operative Community and out. Attractive layout with one floor living plus 2 bedrooms and a tastefully decorated throughout. Stone fireplace with a propane insert, cedar & pine 8’ walkout bsmt. Well constructed with an attractive where you own your own 1&1/2 acre + property and part interest in the 2pc bath upstairs for family and guests. Large living room with panelling in original section. The cozy screened in porch and the master bedroom layout. Hardwood flooring throughout. Gorgeous surrounding 230 acres with a pristine inland lake, boardwalks, hiking and ski beautiful hardwood flooring plus plenty of cedar cupboards in the both afford a shoreline view. One of the upper bedrooms has a fabulous balcony kitchen with loads of quality cupboards. 1 bedroom on trails and all this is located just 5 minutes to Lake Huron or Lions Head on eat-in kitchen. Spacious master bedroom with ensuite privileges to the with a Lake Huron sunset view. Above the garage/workshop there is a fantastic the main level & 2 bedrooms up with the large master Georgian Bay. Bright open living area with loads of windows, cathedral ceiling, large main bathroom. Many updates plus lots of storage cupboards self-contained guest apartment with a small kitchen and a 3 piece bath as well as a bedroom with whirlpool tub in the ensuite. Covered lots of kitchen cupboards with 2 pantries. 5&1/2` high crawl space with concrete and closets throughout. Great oversized 2 car garage comes complete large balcony with an incredible Lake Huron sunset view. Paved driveway with lots front deck. Forced air propane furnace as well as floor, insulated & heated perfect for storage and workshop. There is a 9`x12` with a workshop. Ideally located in the Pike Bay/Whiskey Harbour area of parking. Main cottage and storage building have Hi-Grade metal roofs Nicely electric fired in-floor radiant heating in basement. guest bunky and large deck surrounded by nicely landscaped grounds. about 1 mile to great Lake Huron swimming. landscaped attractive setting with a very unique sunrise and sunset view

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$249,900 4 bedroom family/retirement home on 2&1/2 treed private acres and ideally located just 800` from the government dock at $214,900 Year round Pike Bay South shore waterfront Lookabout Bay on Lake Huron for boat launching, 5 minutes from $269,900 Very private picturesque 2 acre Stokes Bay setting $299,000 Absolutely stunning waterfront 3 bedroom home or cottage. Gorgeous sunset views across the bay. Sandy Beach for swimming and less than 10 minutes to Lions Head with an exceptional well appointed home + an outstanding bungalow in `Lakewood`,a wilderness community of newer Many updates & improvements over the past 3-4 years. for shopping, school, hospital & marina. This home has many quality 30’x40’ garage/workshop. Large, bright open rooms with vacation homes on a pristine inland lake with part features including a massive master bedroom with a roomy ensuite hardwood flooring in the living area and custom made solid ownership in the surrounding 230 acres complete with Like new on the inside. Laminate flooring throughout bath. Large kitchen with a beautiful V Match wood ceiling plus a ash doors and trim throughout. Eat-in centre island kitchen walking trails and a shoreline boardwalk. Large, private attractive kitchen cupboards, newer windows, doors, separate dining area. All appliances included. Very attractive boasts oodles of custom made solid cherry cupboards. Master 1&1/2 acre, nicely landscaped, treed setting with a siding, roof, hydro...the list goes on & on. Large open living grounds with an elevated kids playhouse, covered sand box, 3 bedroom, whirlpool tub & corner propane fireplace. Large breathtaking sunset view across Little Lake. Exceptional area with plenty of windows to enjoy the view. Great storage sheds, small dog run, fire pit, hot tub and a small decks, a unique tree house sauna, hot tub, central air and that layout and elegantly appointed throughout featuring a detached 20’x24’ garage/workshop & a 10’x12’ shed. greenhouse for the gardener. Great home in a fabulous location. exceptional workshop are just a few of the many extras. double sided fireplace in the living and dining rooms.

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$309,000 3 Bedroom Bungalow + A Huge Workshop $339,000 Original Georgian Bay shore stone 4 season cottage Large spacious home on a nicely treed 2 1/2 acre Cape nestled in the mature trees along the pristine Isthmus Bay shoreline. $339,900 Spacious, private Lake Huron home on a double lot with a gentle The view of the escarpment, Georgian Bay and Lions Head Harbor is sloping flat rock, 237` shoreline and a gorgeous sunset view. Huge master Chin setting. The house has had many recent updates $319,000 Lion’s Head Harbour waterfront. Cute and cozy second to none- absolutely breathtaking. Original owners home that bedroom with a walk-in closet, an ensuite bath and a private balcony with a including most of the windows, propane furnace & cottage nestled along the shoreline with a breathtaking view of they built 50 years ago and have painstakingly maintained with all the spectacular lake view. The living area has a high vaulted V-match wood ceiling carpeting. The lower level is partially finished and has the the Harbour, Lion’s Head, the marina & the escarpment right out charm of yesteryear but upgraded with all the modern conveniences. and a cozy corner airtight woodstove plus there is a walkout to the covered deck potential for an additional 1850 sq. ft of living space. This into Georgian Bay. Prime location just a very short walking Metal roof, thermo pane windows, propane insert in the stone also with a breathtaking lake view. The kids will love the cute loft bedroom, and property features an incredible detached 2 storey, 11,000 distance to all of the amenities. It just doesn’t get any better than fireplace, double car detached garage, plus a very cozy sun room chef will savor the center island kitchen which features beautiful custom made along the shore side, are just a few of the many outstanding features cupboards. There is a fabulous workshop on the walkout lower level which could sq.ft. outbuilding/garage/workshop that has a multitude of this. Compact cottage in fabulous condition where every inch of this spectacular property has to offer. Prime location, within walking be easily converted to a family room or an extra bedroom. Lots of decking and potential uses for the hobbyist or the entrepreneur. space has been brilliantly utilized to its maximum potential. distance to Lion’s Head marina and shopping. there is even a kids playhouse in the backyard.

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$349,900 GILLIES LAKE WATERFRONT COTTAGE. $380,000 North half of TYSON ISLAND. 3.2 acre private, treed, $389,900 Georgian Bay Boating from your own private dock just Often sought, seldom found is a setting like this one. On a $349,000 Log home on 25 acres of prime Northern Bruce Peninsula property. paradise with the east shoreline along Howdenvale Bay with protected steps from your doorway on Little Lake at Barrow Bay. Good things fantastic spring fed inland lake with great bass and lake trout Lots of privacy but located just 10 minutes away from sand beaches, hospital and boat mooring and great sand bottom swimming while the west shore come in small packages could not be truer then this immaculate dream fishing. Incredible views, great shoreline and a very well local shopping. 3 bdrms, 2 baths with an open concept living area and custom fronts on Lake Huron with breathtaking sunsets. The cottage is come true. 1248 sq ft, bright open living space with very attractive maintained 3 bedroom cottage with a guest bunkie the kids built kitchen cabinets accented by birch floors throughout. Open 2nd level loft purported to be a loggers bunk house, CIRCA 1890, and it is a step Pickwick pine throughout. Living area has a vaulted pine ceiling with office area overlooks the livingroom which boasts a wood & beamed cathedral back in time with all the modern conveniences. Beautiful wood floors, are going to love and a small detached workshop for the cozy den which makes a great third bedroom, modern kitchen and a loads of southerly facing windows to drench you in sunlight yet affords handyman. Lots of cupboards in the eat-in kitchen. V-match ceiling. The kids will love the finished bonus room above the attached garage/ spacious dining room with an authentic parlour woodstove. The living a breathtaking view over Little Lake and the escarpment. The moment cedar cathedral living room ceiling, propane fireplace and workshop. 70’ wrap around covered porch for those lazy hot summer afternoons. room features an attractive fireplace and a fabulous wet bar. you step out of your car and meander down to the shore you can feel electric heat throughout. Original owners first time offered Property also includes a fabulous 20`x24` self-contained 2 bdrm guest cabin next Everything is in pristine condition. All furnishings stay including the the love that has gone into creating this private paradise. to a dug pond which teems with wildlife in the summer and makes a great skating removable dock, 14’ aluminum boat, motor and a 6 wheeled Argo to Beautiful,grounds,decking & walkways everywhere, floating dock, for sale. Very few cottages on picturesque Gillies Lake. rink in the winter for years of unforgettable family memories. The deer just love get you back and forth to shore. Cottage is winterized, there is marine railway & electric winch the list goes on but the bottom line is Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity! this private treed paradise and so will you. electricity, a drilled well and a septic. Very rare opportunity “It’s perfect” if boating & attention to detail are high on your list.

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Stunning 5 year old addition with approximately 38,000 square feet of well finished office swimming. The home is immaculate. The bright living area has beautiful ceiling stone fireplace. Third bedroom loft overlooks the living area space. Numerous access/shipping doors combined with the maple flooring, center island kitchen with maple cupboards and granite radiant propane fired heating through the beautiful stone floor. Vaulted plus there is a large sunroom with a breathtaking view of Stokes V-match wood ceiling, lots of windows to let the sunlight cascade building layout may permit sectioning of the building. Many countertops. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, open loft office area and there Bay, Lyle Island and Lake Huron. Spectacular one of a kind setting is a 4 season all glassed sunroom which you will never want to leave. through. Custom made cedar stairway leading to a loft area complete potential uses and a great opportunity for the right user or with over 500’ of shoreline, excellent water depth at the end of the investor to have an industrial facility in a rural location with The balcony off the masterbedroom features a very special lake view. floating dock for all your boating & swimming needs. Fabulous with a 2pc bath that the kids are going to love! Exceptional bright open Screened in gazebo on the front deck and the grounds are right out of separate detached heated workshop and there is a sauna by the kitchen with cherry cupboards, breakfast bar and a marble counter an available workforce in the local vicinity. Good solid a fairy tale with a family sized fire pit and walkways throughout. shore with an outdoor shower. Year round road access. Furnished top. 12’x20’ bunkie & a massive 30’x33’ detached garage. building on 6.83 acres. 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Stokes Bay--$139,000 Lions Head--$149,000 Stokes Bay--$159,000 Scugog Lake--$179,000 Raised bungalow with walkouts from both Lovely older home in centre of town. 3 3 bedroom home or cottage. Completely Charming 2 bedroom cottage on the shores levels. 2 bderooms, 1 bath. Large deck and bedrooms with sun room. Private yard with furnished. Great views with deep water of Scugog Lake. Lots of room to explore on close to sand beach. #498 detached garage. #438 protected dock. #388 this lake with access to Lake Huron. #532

Central Bruce Peninsula--$229,000 Pleasant Harbour--$259,000 Dorcas Bay--$279,900 Bradley Harbour--$299,000 Ideal location for home occupation or small 3 bedroom home close to sand beach on 3 bedroom home with gorgeous Lake Huron 4 season cottage on Lake Huron. Open business. Large eat in kitchen. 1500 sq ft Lake Huron. Quality workmanship sunset views. Open concept. Large master concept. Well treed lot with 113' of waterfront shop. Spring fed pond. #546 throughout. Double garage #461 with ensuite. #246 and deck at shore. #478

Dorcas Bay--$329,000 Cape Chin--$359,900 Dorcas Bay--$397,500 Pleasant Harbour--$465,000 Perfect year round waterfront cottage or Charming 4 bedroom waterfront cottage with Gorgeous Lake Huron Waterfront cottage. Lovely waterfront home on Lake Huron. home. Open concept. Fabulous views from 112' shoreline on Georgian Bay. Large Hexagon shaped great room with fabulous views. Open concept. Master bedroom with walkout year round sunroom. #547 waterside deck. #517 Great shoreline for swimming and boating. #562 to waterside deck. Great swimming. #514

Lions Head--$499,000 Stokes Bay--$599,000 China Cove--$599,000 Tobermory--$749,000 Million dollar views of Georgian Bay and Stunning waterfront home with walkout deck. 3+ Bedrooms with 2 full bathrooms. Post & Successful B&B in the heart of Tobermory. Bluffs. 3 bedroom, 2 bths. Lovely grounds Large suroom with great views of Lake Beam construction. Fabulous waterfornt on This establishment attracts guests from with access to water. #541 Huron. #492 Fathom 5 Marine Park. #446 around the world. #442

Little Pinetree--$999,999 Stokes Bay--$129,500 Shouldice Lake--$139,000 Dyers Bay--$179,000 Luxury at it's best. 338' of shoreline, 2 docks, Large waterfront lot in deep water protected Waterfront lot with laneway already installed. Dramatic 77' of waterfront on Georgian Bay. boat launch. Home, Carriage House and Guest harbour off Lake Huron. Lot has 149' of Lot over 2.5 acres. Very secluded and Perfect building site in hardwood forest. Lot loft, altogether 5 bedrooms 4 bathrooms. #485 shoreline #525 private. #488 is 2.0 acres. #506 Covering the Beautiful Bruce Peninsula FREE Valuations1 FREE Presale Services2 FREE Buyer Services3 1 For listing purposes only. 2 Only pay when your place sells. 3 MLS™ Listings Only. Call me for details. Excludes any special arrangements. Not intended to solicit currently listed properties or buyer agency agreements. 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THAT the Premier of Ontario has this level of service is established in recently conveyed the Government’s the Department’s mandate. Parks He noted that the month of May is desire to limit Industrial Wind Turbines Community Living Month in Ontario. Canada has offered to assist the May 27, 2013 (IWT) projects to communities that are Northern Bruce Peninsula Fire and He reviewed recent activities, such as willing hosts; Emergency Services in emergency Council Minutes bagging groceries at the local grocery AND THAT the Council of the circumstances. store, handing out homemade treats MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Corporation of the Municipality Moved by T. Boyle to people doing good deeds in the of Northern Bruce Peninsula has Milton McIver, Deputy Mayor John community, serving refreshments to Resolution # 12-04-2013 Bainbridge, Councillor Tom Boyle, received a clear message from its Seconded by B. Stewart local Councils, etc. residents and visitors that they are Councillor Betsy Stewart, Councillor THAT Council receives the Acting Fire Ray Burns Mr. Lundy advised that BPACL not willing to host IWT installations participate in fundraisers, operate in this community; Chief’s Report FC 13-09 pertaining STAFF PRESENT: Chief Administrative to a Memorandum of Agreement a lunch program at Gateway Haven, AND THAT the Council of the Officer Bill Jones, Clerk Mary Lynn volunteering and working at local (MOA) between the Northern Bruce Standen, Treasurer Teresa Shearer, Corporation of the Municipality of Peninsula Fire and Emergency businesses and taking fitness classes Northern Bruce Peninsula wishes to Public Works Manager William Rydall, and swimming at the local YMCA. Services (NBPF&ES) and Her Majesty Deputy Chief Building Official Wendy confirm its position with the Premier The Queen In Right of Canada, as Elliott, Municipal Law Enforcement Mayor McIver thanked Mr. Lundy for and the Provincial Government; represented by the Minister of the Officer Carol Hopkins, Acting Fire an excellent presentation. AND THAT the Council of the Environment for the purpose of the Chief Wilf Barnes, Secretary Charlotte 2. Daryl W. Cowell, P. Geo Corporation of the Municipality of Parks Canada Agency and Bruce Martindale Peninsula National Park/Fathom RE: Cabot Head Unesco Geopark Northern Bruce Peninsula desires to advise the Premier, the Minister Five National Marine Park (“Parks OTHERS PRESENT: Traci Smith, Initiative Canada”); and Christina Brox, Brandon Lundy, Daryl of Environment, Minister of Energy Cowell Mr. Cowell reviewed his power point and Minister of Rural Affairs that THAT Council authorizes signing of presentation to Council, relating to the Municipality of Northern Bruce said MOA; and DISCLOSURE OF PECUNIARY the Cabot Head Unesco Geopark Peninsula is NOT a willing host for Initiative. IWT’s; THAT Council approves a transfer INTEREST of $15,000.00 from Fire Reserves to Mr. Cowell requested support from AND THAT Resolution No. 25-03- Mayor McIver called the meeting permit the: the Municipality for the Cabot Head 2013 which states the Municipality of to order at 1:02 p.m. and Council Unesco Geopark Initiative with the Northern Bruce Peninsula’s objection 1. purchase of slope and high angle members were reminded to disclose Niagara Escarpment Commission to the building of Industrial Wind rope equipment any pecuniary interest that may arise with the hope that the Ministry of Turbines on the Bruce Peninsula, be 2. provision of technical and during the course of the meeting. No Natural Resources will get involved forwarded along with the resolution operational level training to NBPF&ES disclosures of pecuniary interest were with the Cabot Head Unesco Geopark to the applicable parties. Staff in order to fulfill the provision of expressed at this time. Initiative. The Clerk read the resolution on the service requirement established in the APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA Mayor McIver thanked Mr. Cowell for floor and proceeded to call and record MOA as well as to the municipality as a whole. Moved by B. Stewart attending the meeting. the votes of Council: Resolution # 12-01-2013 3. BDO – Traci Smith (Partner) and Councillor Burns: Yes Carried Seconded by T. Boyle Christina Brox (Senior Manager) Councillor Boyle: Yes 3. Treasury Department Report No. THAT the content of the Agenda be RE: 2012 Draft Financial Statement TR 13-15 Councillor Stewart: Yes approved as presented. Ms. Smith reviewed the 2012 Financial RE: 2012 Municipal Audit Report Deputy Mayor Bainbridge: Yes Carried Statement with Council. Deputy Mayor Bainbridge requested Mayor McIver: Yes ADOPTION OF THE MINUTES Deputy Mayor Bainbridge asked that a recorded vote be taken on the about the reserves and how typical The Clerk announced that the following resolution: Re: Council Meeting No. 13-11, May they are in other municipalities and resolution was carried. Moved by T. Boyle 13, 2013 Ms. Smith advised that it varies from Carried Resolution # 12-05-2013 Moved by R. Burns municipality to municipality. Seconded by R. Burns 2. Fire Department Report No. 13-09 Resolution # 12-02-2013 Mayor McIver thanked the delegation THAT Council approves the 2012 Seconded by B. Stewart for an excellent review of the 2012 RE: Memorandum of Agreement - Draft Financial Statements as THAT the minutes of Council Meeting Financial Statement. Parks Canada No. 13-11, May 13, 2013 be approved Discussion ensued with regard Continued on next page as printed and circulated. CONSIDERATION OF AGENDA Carried ITEMS 1. Notice of Motion by Councillor PUBLIC MEETING Stewart No “Public Meeting” Re: Requested 13MAY13 to bring forward for discussion at Council DELEGATION Meeting 27MAY13 1. Bruce Peninsula Association for Councillor Stewart gave a brief history Community Living to the Notice of Motion before Council. RE: Update Councillor Stewart requested that

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Burns the Municipality’s position of no The Clerk read the resolution on the The Clerk read the resolution on the WHEREAS the Cabot Head property, floor and proceeded to call and record objection relating to the Request for floor and proceeded to call and record Comments submitted by the agent, lighthouse and structures stands as the votes of Council: the votes of Council: a testament to the marine heritage of Laurence Acland, and applicant, Councillor Burns: Yes Councillor Burns: Yes Bruce Trail Conservancy (BTC), on the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula; Councillor Boyle: Yes behalf of the owners, David and Councillor Boyle: Yes Nancy Pease, to construct a 20 foot AND WHEREAS the Friends of Cabot Councillor Stewart: Yes Councillor Stewart: Yes X 2.5 foot wooden boardwalk to Head currently sublease the Cabot Deputy Mayor Bainbridge: No cross a seasonally wet section of the Head Lighthouse and grounds from Deputy Mayor Bainbridge: No Mayor McIver: Yes existing Bruce Trail Conservancy the Municipality of Northern Bruce Mayor McIver: Yes (BTC) Pease Side Trail on the property Peninsula and will continue to provide The Clerk announced that the described as Lot 12, Concession a similar type of lease agreement when The Clerk announced that the resolution was carried. 14, EBR, (Eastnor), Municipality of the property is divested from Fisheries resolution was carried. Carried Northern Bruce Peninsula subject to and Oceans to the Municipality of Carried the following comments: Northern Bruce Peninsula; 4. Clerk Report No. C 13-35 b) The Public Works Manager reminded 1. THAT the building plans be NOW THEREFORE be it resolved Council of the Road Tour on June 17, RE: Deeming By-Law submitted to the Municipality’s that the Municipality of Northern 2013. Herbert Charles Trebes Building Department for review and Bruce Peninsula agrees in principle comment. to the acquisition from Fisheries and CORRESPONDENCE Patricia Ann Trebes Carried Oceans of the Cabot Head Lightstation Correspondence was noted on the Lot 114, Plan 630-223 Myles Bay (DERP 36440) Lot 47, Conc 17 EBR, following: Road (vacant land) 6. Clerk Report C 13-37 former Township of Lindsay, County of Bruce, consisting of 9.31 hectares. a) Ministry of Agriculture and Food Roll No. 620-3-23700 - PIN 33116- RE: Merlyn Browning – Cemetery Road Improvements, File 0136 (LT) Marion Browning Carried Number MIIICP-00200 Lot 115, Plan 630-221 Myles Bay Lot 60, Plan 630, (Eastnor) 8. Municipality of Kincardine b) Tobermory Chamber of Commerce Road (improved land) Assessment Roll No. 620-3-17500 RE: Host for Industrial Wind Turbines – First Annual “I Scrubbed the Tub” Roll No. 620-3-23800 - PIN 33116- Event 36 Old Woman’s River Road Moved by T. Boyle 0136 (LT) Resolution # 12-10-2013 - Municipal Staff will supply garbage Moved by B. Stewart Request to lift Holding (H) Zone Seconded by B. Stewart bags, gloves, etc. Resolution # 12-06-2013 No Demand for Municipal Services THAT Council Receive the Attached c) Chi Cheemaun Festival Committee Seconded by R. Burns Site Plan Agreement Resolution, as information. – Dinner and Fireworks Cruise THAT Council authorizes the Clerk Moved by T. Boyle Carried d) Minister Responsible for Seniors – to proceed to register a by-law to Resolution # 12-08-2013 June is Seniors Month deem Lots 114 and 115, Plan 630, Seconded by B. Stewart OTHER BUSINESS known locally as 223 and 221 Myles Moved by R. Burns Bay Road respectively, Municipality THAT Council supports the removal a) Deputy Mayor Bainbridge asked Resolution # 12-12-2013 of Northern Bruce Peninsula, not of the Holding (H) zone and the about authorization allowing the Chief Seconded by B. Stewart to be parts of a registered Plan of negotiation and registration of a Administrative Officer’s newspaper No Demand for Municipal Services THAT the correspondence be received Subdivision pursuant to a request article in the Bruce Peninsula Press. for information as circulated. submitted by the property owners, Site Plan Control Agreement for the Discussion ensued and the following Herbert Charles Trebes and Patricia property legally described as Lot 60, resolution was presented: Carried Plan 630, (Eastnor), Municipality of Ann Trebes. Deputy Mayor Bainbridge requested READING OF BY-LAWS Northern Bruce Peninsula and known that a recorded vote be taken on the AND FURTHER THAT this deeming locally as 36 Old Woman’s River Road Moved by B. Stewart following resolution: by-law be presented to Council for (Roll No. 620-3-175), and Resolution # 12-13-2013 passage at its regular meeting on June Moved by R. Burns Seconded by R. Burns THAT Council will consider 10, 2013. Resolution # 12-11-2013 entertaining By-law No. 2013-49, Seconded by B. Stewart Continued on page 24 Carried being a by-law to lift the Holding (H) 5. Clerk Report C 13-36 zone symbol, at its regular Council meeting on Monday, June 10, 2013. RE: Niagara Escarpment Commission Carried PENINSULA Request For Comments P 7. Chief Administration Officer Report A Owners: David and Nancy Pease CAO 13-19 APPLIANCES & TV Agent: Laurence Acland RE: Cabot Head Lighthouse Applicant: Bruce Trail Conservancy Councillor Boyle requested the Chief (BTC) Administrative Officer to report on a Lot 12, Concession 14, EBR, (Eastnor) possible Management Plan from the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR). Vancant Land - No 911 Number The Chief Administrative Officer noted NEC File No.: B/R/2013-2014/9009 that he will invite Ms. Susan Cooper, Roll No. 620-9-12800 MNR Land Use and Planning Advisor, Moved by B. Stewart to a future Council meeting to answer

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MNBP COUNCIL MINUTES CONFIRM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE “Closed Session” discussions, the negotiations (Pay Equity/External following recommendation was made; cont’d from previous page COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF Market Check Review Report). THE MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN Moved by T. Boyle THAT the following listed by-laws be BRUCE PENINSULA HELD MONDAY, Carried Resolution # 12-16-2013 given 1st, 2nd and 3rd reading and May 27, 2013. Council took a brief recess and the Seconded by R. Burns enacted: Carried meeting commenced at 2:56 p.m. THAT the Chief Administrative Officer 2013-42 BEING A BY-LAW is directed to implement the findings TO AMEND BY-LAW NO. 2002- CLOSED SESSION RECONVENE FROM “CLOSED of the Ward Uptigrove 2013 Pay 54, AS AMENDED, BEING THE Moved by R. Burns SESSION” TO RESUME Administration Project (Pay Equity COMPREHENSIVE ZONING BY- Resolution # 12-14-2013 COUNCIL MEETING and External Market Check Review LAW FOR THE MUNICIPALITY OF Seconded by B. Stewart Report) for non-union staff. NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA AS IT Moved by T. Boyle RELATES TO THE REMOVAL OF THE THAT Council move into closed Resolution # 12-15-2013 Carried HOLDING (H) ZONE PROVISION - LOT meeting at 2:49 p.m. pursuant to Seconded by B. Stewart ADJOURNMENT 9, PLAN 633, (EASTNOR), 58 PARKER Section 239(2)(e) of The Municipal Act, THAT Council reconvene from “Closed ISLAND ROAD, MUNICIPALITY OF 2001, as amended, for the following Session” at 4:10 p.m. and Resume the Moved by B. Stewart NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA, reasons: 1) personal matters about Council meeting. Resolution # 12-17-2013 Assessment Roll No. 4109 620 003 an identifiable individual including Seconded by R. Burns municipal or local board members, Carried 094 00 THAT the meeting adjourns at 4:12 and 2) labour relations or employee 2013-50 BEING A BY-LAW TO As a result of business arising from p.m. Carried Tobermory Library News: Lots Of Exciting Programs In July & August

Submitted by Katie near her home. Her kidnappers then abandoned her deep in the Colombia jungle, and for approximately the next five years she lived with a troop of capuchin SUMMERTIME, SUMMERTIME, SUMMERTIME! monkeys, eating what they ate, copying what they did, and gradually becoming We have lots of exciting programs happening at the library for EVERYONE feral. Eventually, she was taken from the jungle by a pair of hunters and sold as in July and August. a slave to a couple in the town of Cucuta who beat and tortured her. After she managed to escape, she spent several years as a street child before being taken Coming July 18th at 10:30am OWEN THE MAGICIAN, and July 25th at in by a family of criminals. Finally, a sympathetic neighbour arranged for her to 3:30pm SCALES NATURE RESERVE. Storytime and craft will also begin on July go live with her daughter in safety in Bogota. Wild Child tells this spellbinding 3rd at 2:30pm for all kids. All for FREE!! We hope to see you there. story in vivid detail; from the enchantment of the shady garden where Marina was kidnapped to the dappled darkness of her jungle home to the hunger, poverty, For the kids!! and pain of her existence in Cucuta. The book also offers a rare and fascinating When a child comes into the library and takes out a book, they will get a glimpse into the world of capuchin monkeys. This is a unique and inspiring story stamp on their Treasure Chest card. Once they have received 5 stamps, they will of abandonment, despair, and eventual happiness. have a chance to go to the treasure chest for a prize. Treasure Chests are located Brotherhood: Dharma, Destiny, and the American Dream by Deepak Chopra at all Bruce County branches! Bring in the kids!!!! and Sanjiv Chopra - In Brotherhood, Deepak and Sanjiv Chopra reveal the story of their personal struggles and triumphs as doctors, immigrants, and brothers. Book Reviews They were born in the ferment of liberated India after 1947, as an age-old culture was reinventing its future. For the young, this meant looking to the West. The The Girl with No Name: The True Story of a Girl Who Lived with Monkeys Chopra brothers were among the most eager and ambitious of the new generation. by Marina Chapman - In the early 1950s, in a remote mountain village in South In the 1970s, they each emigrated to the United States to make a new life. Both America, as a small girl Marina Chapman was abducted while picking pea pods faced tough obstacles: While Deepak encountered resistance from Western-trained doctors over the mind-body connection, Sanjiv struggled to reconcile the beliefs of his birthplace with those of his new home. Eventually, each brother became convinced that America was the right place to build a life, and the Chopras went Tobermory Library Branch on to great achievements—Deepak as a global spiritual teacher and best-selling author, Sanjiv as a world-renowned medical expert and professor at Harvard Again Needs Your Support Medical School “You’ll miss the best things if you keep your eyes shut.” Submitted by Cele Eadie monetary contributions we have been able to maintain and enhance this Dr. Seuss, I Can Read With My Eyes Shut! The Friends of the Tobermory Library welcoming atmosphere. But now we are very grateful for the ongoing support need more than just money...we need that we receive from this Community the people of Tobermory to step up and including private citizens, various start using the library. Library cards are businesses and especially our Municipality free. 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519-596-8380 All park staff e-mail addresses are in this format: [email protected] A.G.C.O. The Bruce Peninsula Press # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 page 25 In The Garden: Hints From A Mrs. Gardener - Decorating In The Garden

Submitted by Joni Regan vignettes here and there. A vignette can don’t forget to hang a couple of fun things Funky Junky Garden. from the trees too, old bottles, old pots be anything from a couple of big rocks Happy Gardening, and a large piece of root, add an old shovel (we have a pot tree), old garden tools, old Decorating In The Garden or a pitch fork, anything old and “junky” garden chairs (complete with a sign “ High Joni I have to admit, I have no talent as will do. An old watering can, pail, wheel Chair”), hung on trees, leaned against [email protected] 519-596-2389 an artsy artist. I can’t sketch, paint, even trees, tucked in the corner of a garden, rim, old bottles, old toys, remember it’s PS: Sorry to say that our bird feeder using a stencil, nope nuttin, nado, no anything goes. In a fun garden, there funky junk. hung at 7 1/2 feet from the ground was talent. I so envy those who can. BUT I do can be all sorts of shapes, forms, colours An old bench with a pail of flowers not high enough. So we have taken it have a whole lot of fun decorating my little and textures. The ideas are endless. Just or a bird house at one end. Plantings in down for the summer. We want to be corner of the world. I love decorating with don’t overdo it because it might just look pots or pails, these, if large enough, can BEAR FAIR If it’s not here they will not JUNK. I even have our Grandson Luke junky not funky. Even a pile of flat rocks be filled with perennials. Put out several come around. Happy to say though that finding treasures for me for the garden, with a round one on top looks Kool (or a to look like they have been there forever, the car alarm scares the beejeebers out and he can draw too.....hmmm. pot on top). So hit the yard sales, thrift remembering to use only odd #’s for a shops and $ stores, or our restore at of a bear, me thinks that huge guy that Pete just got finished painting our smoother look. It’s surprising how quick the landfill site, and have fun with your was here is still running, boy can he run. old BBQ for the garden. Lime green top, you can have a funky junky corner, and inside and out, purple on the bottom, red knobs and wheels. He put in a false bottom and I planted a Hosta and some purple and red impatiens in it. It just looks soooo Kool. I also have a dozen or so sap buckets screwed to trees filled with more impatiens (love those in my shady little garden), these are painted as well, all in bright colours. We have at least 20 old galvanized large pots that I filled with Hostas and ferns, as well as various other ✔ Ants ✔ Carpenter Ants ✔ Spiders shade plants. These all do so well with no root competition. The drainage holes are ✔ Bees ✔ Earwigs ✔ Rodents drilled on the sides (no roots will come in then). Pete has cut up mirror tiles and ✔ Wasps ✔ Fleas ✔ Bats we have them hanging from fishing line all around the garden. Please don’t put ✔ Dust Mites ✔ Roaches ✔ Bed Bugs large mirrors in the garden, the birds will fly into them. Plus Many Other Pests When you want to play at decorating Mosquito and Black Fly Control for outdoor weddings, parties, etc. the garden, and it is playing (grown up playing), it is far more pleasing to the eye to have little vignettes tucked in corners, Serving the Bruce Peninsula since 1989 half hidden from one another, that way your eyes don’t just bounce around when you come into the garden. If everything •Locally owned and operated •Open year round you decorate is visible as soon as you •Written Guarantee •Fully Licensed and Insured walk into the garden, it will tend to look cluttered and messy, don’t forget we are •Seniors Discounts •Yearly Maintenance Packages decorating with junk. But it is classy junk, funky junk. We have lots of trees •Member of SPMAO, NPCA, CPCA in the yard and cedar chip paths to lead & Bat Conservation International •Unmarked Vehicles MATTRESS CLEANING SYSTEMS you around and several little seating areas to sit, depending on the sun, or lack of it. So it is easy to tuck in little Owen Sound: 519-372-1373 Wiarton: 519-534-2533 Long Distance Dial : 1-800-265-7122 For Creative Signage Ideas

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An area with Happy 50th plus the high moisture content of the air many food plants for pollinators, and/or allow for a wide variety of plants to thrive. a water feature for pollinators. The four glacial periods that the peninsula Wedding Anniversary experienced left behind rare habitat such • When you are out hiking/enjoying plants. Doris & Ivan as alvars – these rare habitats mean rare Get to know them…share your love and plants. Our most famous plant family is knowledge! the orchids. Here on the Peninsula we • Tread lightly and don’t tread too close! have over 40 species, which is more than • Wash your boots when abroad or near anywhere else in North America except for invasives. Florida. Other factors that allow for a wide variety are – our position of being on the As well as valuable information, Jenna border between deciduous & boreal forests had us laughing from her descriptions of and the fact that the area was late to be the mating habits of plants as well as the settled. The flat areas of the peninsula are ingenious methods that the insectivorous still full of treasures. Our task now is to plants have devised to trap & devour their understand how to protect this diversity. prey. Here are some suggestions on how When you’re out for a walk, look we can be mindful when developing our closely at the plant life and you will gardens and maintaining our properties. discover incredible variety – we are so rich in plant life here. Please join us on • If you have native plants on your property just leave them as they are. There are At BPEG’s next meeting, July 3, Sat. June 29th many native plants people assume are 7:30pm at Christ Church Anglican Parish from 2 - 4pm bad, like goldenrod, which are in fact great Hall in Lion’s Head, Albert Koehl, a native plants to have in a garden (people principal lawyer for Ecojustice will speak at the Tobermory Legion often confuse goldenrod & ragweed – it is about the role & importance of legal action Everyone Welcome ragweed that many people are allergic to – in environmental protection – “The law is not goldenrod). now on the side of the angels!!” Everyone is welcome. • Controlling invasive species - Get rid of “Best Wishes Only” what is bad! Use methods like hand pulling and tarping before spraying. A quick google search will help you find resources on Downs & Son Ontario’s invasive plants. George Funeral Photo: Jenna McGuire delights • If you are going to buy non-native plants, AND Funeral Home Ltd. everyone with a lively, colourful, don’t buy invasive ones! 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This ad is to be printed by all participating Ontario papers The Bruce Peninsula Press # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 page 27 Patric Ryan Book Reveals New TIRZAH Details About Avalon Voyager On October 30, 1980 in gale completes the circles. warnings: “Closing the Newfoundland HELP WANTED “Closing Circles” reveals details Circles” begins with the Wreck of not known about the Avalon Voyager Miller Lake Timber Mart is looking the Avalon Voyager. A well told tale and owners Hank and Thelma of the stranding of the Restaurant to fill a yard/driver position for the Buitendyk. Ship from Kincardine, the harrowing 2013 season. Full time. rescue by the crew of the W. A. Spears, The book contains many stories Must be able to multi task, help skipper Peter Dean. The crew received of odd coincidences and anecdotal Governor General’s Medals. evidence that people mess about in customers, build loads, lift heavy boats at their peril. Patric and his mate Dorie were loads and keep the yard tidy. Must involved in the fate of five Newfoundland Patric will be signing at Reader’s be willing to work weekends & have ships. One, the Caroline Rose, lies at Haven in Tobermory on Saturday, June the bottom of Driftwood Cove. Another 29 from 2 until 4 p.m. “Closing the transportation to and from work. burned in Owen Sound. One survived. Newfoundland Circles” is 356 pages Please send resume to The Voyage of the Naaman J Humby with 45 illustrations. Price $24.95. OCTOBER 11, 2003 --- JUNE 19, 2013 [email protected]

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Send resume to Box 52, contact Marilyn Handley, Parks journey from his home at Windy Acres. But you really haven’t left us, Tobermory, ON Phone 519-596-8262, Canada, at [email protected] We couldn’t have done it without you!! Nor have you traveled far. ask for Noelle or Fax 519-596-2395. LARGE GARAGE SALE With love & thanks from Just entered God’s beautiful garden, WORK WANTED Jim & Judy And left the door ajar. Lots of free stuff Your empty space no one can fill CC Cleaning - Daily, weekly, bi- 331 Warner Bay Road I would like to thank all my friends for We miss you now and always will. weekly. Floors, walls, windows, attending my retirement party at By the Saturday July 13th Forever in our hearts, loving you always. laundry, light yard work. Reasonable 9 am - 1 pm Bay. Your generosity with gifts and cards rates. Phone 519-596-8108 was overwhelming. A special thanks Love ya, Mother, Dad, Brother GARAGE SALE WANTED to Brad & Laura for hosting my party. Rob, Tracy and their family. 8 am Saturday 29th June ROB’S COTTAGE CLEANUP Gloria Hilgendorfs BRAY, Maisie of Lion’s 38 Big Tub Road Head passed away “We are fully insured” We would like to thank all of those who Collectibles, furniture, flat screen TV peacefully at the Golden We’ll do the jobs you cannot or prefer not and more! attended and supported us at our Buck Dawn Nursing Home to do!! and Doe, and to those who sent their THANK YOU on June 23, 2013 in her Junk removal, landscaping deliveries, best wishes. It was a great evening 100th year. Wife of the property clean up, small jobs and much “This is a heartfelt thanks to all of the of celebration with friends and family. late Russel Bray (1997). more. wonderful women of the Bruce that Krista Bucholtz Maisie is survived by her sons Eric, Call Rob at 519-270-9033 or spoiled me with love and kindness & Rory Eckenswiller David and Andy all of Lion’s Head. email [email protected] She was predeceased by her parents June 15th as I celebrated my upcoming 80th Birthday See our ad in the service directory marriage. Special thanks goes out to Alice (Lewin) and Frederick Walter at the back of the paper. my dear friend Ina and gracious host, Thank you for the cards and attending Wiskin, brothers Eric and John and WANTED TO BUY for a spectacular meal and lovely my surprise birthday party. It was fun sister Helen Shirley. Friends called atmosphere. To the surprise guest for me. Special thanks to all those who at the George Funeral Home, Lion’s Older Pre. 1970 Honda or Triumph helped with invitations, food prep, fridge Head Chapel, 71 Main Street, Lion’s motorcycle or parts. Other makes Brooklyn Hewton, who surrounded Head on Tuesday, June 2, 2013 from us with her incredible music. And to storage, decorating, etc, etc. And a considered prior to 1970. Projects very special thanks to the kids for the 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. The funeral service welcomed. Owen Sound 519-376-9544. my mother who went out of her way to honour Maisie’s life was held in to organize a beautiful shower filled thoughtfulness and all the secret plans. FOR SALE the Chapel on Wednesday, June 26, with love, laughter and friendship. Love, Marie 2013 at 11:00 a.m. Interment Eastnor Classic 1974 18’ California Fibreglass It was a day I will cherish forever, I “HAPPY 45TH BIRTHDAY!” Cemembery. Donations made to the Ski-Boat, 130 HP, Commander love you. I am truly blessed to have Lion’s Head Hospital or Golden Dawn Volvo Outdrive, Garage stored, such incredible women in my life. Wishing a fantastic birthday to Nursing Home would be appreciated “Make an Offer”, call 226-668-9328. Thank you all for a perfect day.” Joyce Steadman. by the family as expressions of Lots of love from sympathy. 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Thursday Choir Practice 4:30 PM Lion’s Head United, Lion’s Head St. Andrew’s, Howdenvale Trinity Church, Wiarton Sunday Worship 11:00 AM - PENTECOSTAL Sunday Worship10:30 AM (June 2nd) Sunday Worship 9:45 AM with Children’s Activities Pentecostal Country Church, Ferndale Sunday 10:30 AM EVANGELICAL MISSIONARY Pike Bay United, Pike Bay SALVATION ARMY Sunday Worship 9:30 AM Light & Life Community Chapel, Tobermory Bethel Church, Lion’s Head 576 Edward St, Wiarton Tobermory United, Tobermory Sunday Worship & Sunday Worship 10:30 AM Sunday Services 10:30 AM Sunday Worship 10:30 AM Children’s Church 10:00 AM The Bruce Peninsula Press #9 June 25 - July 16, 2013 page 28 Service Directory & Information Centre Mike Mosiuk Regular Meetings TOP TO BOTTOM RENO’S Ferndale Plumbing Renovations, Decks, Cottage Care Clubs, Organizations, Groups, etc. call us TODAY with Tobermory & Local Area 519-596-2001 • 519-377-4775 (Cell) corrections or additions to the Information Centre Small Jobs Welcomed [email protected] MONDAY Herb Moon - 519-793-6800 • Wednesday June 26 - Staff from the Office of Bill Walker, FREE ESTIMATES • Chiropractic Health Talk, Lion’s Head Chiropractic Clinic, 2 Helen St., 6pm • AA Meetings, Tobermory United Church, 8pm ( Closed for Winter, Next MPP, will be available to answer questions, Lion’s Head Fire Cedar Breeze Painting & Maintenance Tom Meeting April 29, 2013) C Hall, 10am-3pm, for an appointment call 519-371-2421 or • Alateen Meetings, Salvation Army, Wiarton, 7:30pm M AFEE & SONS 1-800-461-2664 • NA Meetings, Nochomowin (Healing Waters), St. Mary’s Parish Hall, Contracting Ltd. 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Potluck Dinner 6pm Doors Water Softeners • Saturday June 29 - Yard Sale, St. Peter’s Lutheran Church •Airless Spraying •Wood Finishing •Staining • Drywall Repair Open 5pm - Not July or Aug) Wiarton •Caulking •Siding •Decks •Window Cleaning •Pressure Washing • The Writer’s Table, Northern Bruce Peninsula Municipal Hall, 1:30pm, call Pat Iron Filters 519-793-3625 for information (1st Tuesday) • Saturday June 29 - Yard/Bake Sale, Trinity Anglican Painting since 1987 • Tobermory Legion Executive, 7pm at Legion (2nd Tuesday Not July & Aug) 519-795-7000 Church Wiarton, 8am - 3pm R. R. #2 Lion’s Head 519-793-3257 • Tobermory Legion General Meeting, 8pm at Legion (2nd Tuesday Not July & a division of Schoolhouse Creations • Saturday June 29 - Strawberry Social & Bake Sale, Christ Fax: 519-793-6423 Aug) 131 Hidden Valley Rd., Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0 Church Lion’s Head, 1pm - 3pm • Women’s Ministries Sewing Group, Bethel Church, Lion’s Head 9:30am-2pm Proudly Serving the Bruce Peninsula’s Electrical Needs (2nd Tuesday, Not July or Aug.) • Saturday June 29 - Lion’s Head Canada Day Parade, 7pm, • New Hydro Services & Upgrades • Lion's Head Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Swan Lake Legion, Pot Luck Noon, followed by Old Tyme Concert, Lion’s Head Rotary Hall, • Whole Home Wiring- New & Meeting 1:30pm (2nd Tuesday) 7:30pm Renovation • Book Club, Wiarton Library, 2pm (3rd Tuesday not July & August) • Saturday June 29 - FIREWORKS!!, Pike Bay, at dusk • Pole Line Service/Installation • Tobermory Library Book Club, 1pm (Last Tuesday - Not July, Aug or Dec) at • Commercial & Industrial the Tobermory Library PLUMBING& • Saturday June 30 - Pancake Breakfast, at the beach in Maintenance • Tobermory Friends of the Library, 2:30pm (Last Tuesday of Jan/Mar/Apr/ H H Lion’s Head, see ad page 3, 9am to noon ECRA/ESA Licence #7000342 • Free Estimates Sales • Service • Installation June/Sept/Nov) at Tobermory Library • Sunday June 30 - Craft Sale, Stokes Bay Community 24 Hour Service WEDNESDAY Residential/Commercial/Industrial • Food Bank, Revival Centre, Ferndale 10am-1pm 519-793-3004 Centre, a little something for everyone, 11am - 3pm P.O. Box 161, Lion’s Head, ON N0H 1W0 • Top of the Bruce Wood Carvers, Tobermory Community Centre, 12:30 - • Sunday June 30 - Soprano Rachel Snow performing, St. 519-793-6117 3:30pm Dave Henderson Margaret’s Chapel in Cape Chin, tickets $15 - available from Fax: 519-793-6602 www.acnelectric.ca email: [email protected] • Bruce Peninsula Environment Group (BPEG), Anglican Parish Hall, 55 Main Licenced Plumber Pat Horner 519-793-3625, Peninsula Pharmacy, or at the Street, Lion’s Head 7:30pm (1st Wednesday) • Ladies Legion Auxiliary, Tobermory Legion, 11am (1st Wednesday - Not, July door, all proceeds towards church upkeep, 2pm or Aug) • Saturday June 30 - FIREWORKS!!, Tobermory Harbour, at • Lioness Club, Swan Lake Legion, 8pm (1st Wednesday -Not July or Aug) dusk • Lion's Club, Swan Lake Legion, 6:30pm (2nd & 4th Wednesday - Not July or Aug) • Monday July 1 - Canada Day Celebrations, Bluewater • Bruce Peninsula Society Of Artists, Anglican Parish Hall, Lion’s Head Park Wiarton, Pancake Breakfast at 8am, various events, 1:30pm (4th Wednesday) • Bruce Peninsula Health Services Foundation, Foundation Office, 369 Mary activites & entertainment St., Wiarton, 10am (Last Wednesday) LICENSED CARPENTER SEAN HICKEY • Monday July 1 - FIREWORKS!!, Bluewater Park Wiarton, at THURSDAY www.hcrbuilding.com dusk • 1st Chi-Cheemaun Beavers, Light & Life Community Chapel Tobermory, 6:15-7:30pm (not July & August) • Wednesday July 3 - Lion’s Head Legion Branch 202 • Friends of Bill W, Bethel Church, Lion’s Head, 8pm Country Roast Beef Dinner, tickets available at door, see ad • Al-Anon Meeting, St. Johns United Church, Wiarton 7:30pm 519-596-2160 We do Servicing • Al-Anon Meeting, Bethel Missionary Church, Lion’s Head, 8pm page 2, 5pm - 7pm Yearly REID SERVICES Tobermory to • Wiarton Rotary Club, Royal Canadian Legion, Berford St. Wiarton, 6pm • Wednesday July 3 - BPEG’s meeting, Christ Church Check-over Heating and Cooling Owen Sound Custom Homes, Additions& • Lion’s Head Legion Meetings Executive 1:15pm General 2pm Swan Lake HE Anglican Parish Hall, Lion’s Head, Albert Koehl, a principal Installation & Service of Residential Legion (1st Thursday) Renovations IE LL • propane/natural gas • rooftop units • Lads & Lassies, Municipal Office - 1st Thursday, Meeting, 10am, 3rd Thursday N Y lawyer for Ecojustice will speak abou the role and importance Potluck and Games E • furnaces • water heaters R of legal action in environmental protection, everyone • Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary, Hospital Board Room, Lion’s Head, 1:30pm R • fireplaces • infrared heaters E welcome, 7:30pm (1st Thursday - Not Jan.) B • water heaters • tube heaters • Barrow Bay & District Sports Fishing Association, Rotary Hall, Lion’s Head, • Thursday July 4 - 44th Southampton Craft Show, • boilers • package units 7:30pm (1st Thursday - April - October) Southampton Coliseum, gate admission $3, children under • Wiarton Legion Executive, Wiarton Legion 8pm (1st Thursday) “Specializing in quality workmanship" • Wiarton Legion Membership, Wiarton Legion 2pm (1st Thursday) 10 free, 10am - 7pm Licensed and Insured • Bruce Peninsula Tourist Association Board Meeting & Mingle, (2nd • Saturday July 6 - Annual Giant Garage Sale hosted by Doug Reid 519-793-3242 • Lion’s Head Custom Builders on the Thursday), Ferndale Park & Information Centre meeting room 10am-noon Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary, Lion’s Head Arena, items that • Wiarton Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Wiarton Legion 8pm (2nd Thursday) Bruce Peninsula Nathan Handley • Friendship Club, Lion’s Head, Business Meeting 1:30pm (4th Thursday, you wish to donate will be accepted at the arena on Friday Certified Electrician September - June) for over 20 years July 5th from 9am-1pm, garage sale is 8am - 2pm • Central Bruce SnoDrifters, Call 519-793-6685 for location, 7pm (3rd Thursday) • Saturday July 6 - Community Workshop on Our • Tobermory Snowmobile Club 7pm, Drs. Residence behind Tobermory Clinic Shorelines and Shallow Waters, Stokes Bay Community (3rd Thursday of Oct., Nov., Dec., Jan., Feb., & Mar. ONLY) • Stokes Bay Community Centre, 8pm Monthly meeting (4th Thursday except Center, for more information please visit www.bpba.ca or • Commercial/Residential Dec. Jan. & Feb.) contact Sean Liipere, Program Manager at • 24 hr. Emergency Service FRIDAY [email protected], 1pm - 4:30pm • Quotes Available • Food Bank, Revival Centre, Ferndale 10am-1pm OVER30 • Book Club, Lion's Head Library, 2pm (Last Friday) years • Sunday July 7 - Tobermory United Church celebrates • Wiarton Friends of the Library, Ross Whicher Centre (corner of William & experience Canada Day through worship and song, 5 Brock Street Tobermory, ON 519-270-3517 Brown St.,) Wiarton, 9:30am (2nd Friday) Tobermory, 10:30am • Sunday July 7 - Annual Giant Garage Sale hosted by Glen’s Electrical Services Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary, Lion’s Head Arena, 10am - Residential • Commercial • Industrial 1pm 25 Yrs. Experience Decks & Docks - Pole Docks • Tower Docks • Monday July 8 - 24th Annual Dream Draw Lottery - 2nd • Floating Docks Early Bird Draw, Wiarton Hospital, for tickets call Boat Lifts - Cantilever, Vertical and Roller Lifts 519-534-5856, 2pm Glen Nantau Along with Marine Railways • Wednesday July 10 - Canadian Frame lines meeting, The [email protected] Also - Dealing with Physically Challenged Needs Meeting Place Tobermory, open to the public, 7pm 519-378-3414 • Saturday July 13 - Pork Dinner, Lion’s Head Arena Tobermory • ecra/esa #7009652 Reg Coady 519-270-6060 Auditorium, see ad on page 3, 5pm - 7pm

• Saturday July 13- Bruce Peninsula Studio Tour organized by The Bruce Peninsula Society of Artists, 18 or more studios between Mar & Tobermory, 10 am - 4pm • Sunday July 14 - Bruce Peninsula Studio Tour organized by The Bruce Peninsula Society of Artists, 18 or more studios between Mar & Tobermory, 10 am - 4pm • Sunday July 14 - Multi Church Service, Bluewater Park Wiarton, 10am • Monday July 15 - Friday July 19 - Daily Vacation Bible School “Sonsurf Beach Bash”, Bethel Church, Lion’s Head, see ad page 5, 9am - 12 Noon • Tuesday July 16 - More Harps in the Tub! Grand Opening Night Concert - Creative Harp Collective International 2013, Tobermory United Church, Tickets at the door - $20 Adults, $10 Kids, 7:30pm • Thursday July 18 - OWEN THE MAGICIAN, Tobermory Library, 10:30am • Saturday July 20 - The Men’s Breakfast, Lion’s Head Rotary Hall, Britney Niedzielski from Trent University will be giving a presentation on “Wild Turkeys in the North Bruce”, pre-registration for new guests required by calling Roger at 519-596-8200 or Dave at 519-596-8373 before July 18th, breakfast at 9am, coffee ready at 8am • Saturday July 20 - Colonel Clarkes Revival - a benefit concert for Lion’s Head Arean, with Midnight Blue, Eric Brittingham & Jeff LaBar of Cinderella, Mc Mike Bruff “Bruffer”, Lion’s Head Arena, for tickets & info www.colonelclarkesrevival.ca (see ad page 3) • Saturday July 20 - More Harps in the Tub! Creative Harp Collective International 2013, Tobermory United Church, Tickets at the door - $10, 7:30pm • Saturday July 20 - Household Hazardous and Special Waste Collection, Town of South Bruce Peninsula Works Garage, 441048 Elm St., Wiarton, 8-11am • Saturday July 20 - Household Hazardous and Special Waste Collection, St. Edmund’s Landfill Site, 71 McArthur Rd., Tobermory, 1-3pm The Bruce Peninsula Press #9 June 25 - July 16, 2013 page 29 Service Directory & Information Centre Fun & Games & Things To Do STORAGE OFFSHORE ROOFING Boats • RV’s • Autos • Household — 2 Secure Locations 6 FULLY INSURED Clubs, Organizations, Groups, etc. call us TODAY with N corrections or additions to the Information Centre RUSSELL INSTALLATIONS INC. 519-377-2448 MONDAY GENERAL CONTRACTING Clean Dry Storage • Tai Chi, Tobermory, 10am-noon, United Church, 519-596-8003 519-577-4011 • [email protected] • Wednesday June 26 - Staff from the Office of Bill Walker, • Nia, Lion’s Head, 10am & 7:30pm call 519-793-4687 for details MPP, will be available to answer questions, Lion’s Head Fire Collins Excavating • Tobermory Thrift Shop, Country Church Hwy. #6, 1-4pm Hall, 10am-3pm, for an appointment call 519-371-2421 or • Bid Euchre, Friendship Club, Lion’s Head 1pm Tyndall Haulage 1-800-461-2664 • Lot Preparation • Excavating • Sand • Gravel • Darts, Lion’s Head Legion, Swan Lake, 1pm, Everyone Welcome Gravel • Thursday June 27 - Community Workshop on Our • Topsoil • Landscaping • Septic Systems • Tobermory Bridge Club, Seniors Building, Patio Entrance, 1pm • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm Topsoil Shorelines and Shallow Waters, Tobermory Community Steve Collins Owner/Operator • Lego Club, Tobermory Library, 3:30-5pm, June 24 Septic Systems Center, for more information please visit www.bpba.ca or • Yoga, Anglican Church Hall, 55 Main St., Lion’s Head, 5pm, Call 226-228-4263 for more Backhoeing info contact Sean Liipere, Program Manager at 519-793-3066 Trucking 519-378-4452 • Story Barn in Dyers Bay, 7pm, for info call Ron 519-795-7652 [email protected], 6pm - 9:30pm • Wiarton Legion Ladies Auxiliary Euchre, 8pm at Wiarton Legion 706 Spry Rd., Lion’s Head • 519-793-3453 • Saturday June 29 - Book signing at Reader’s Haven Book TUESDAY 0in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 • Line Dancing, 136 Lakewood Country Lane, Beginners 9:30am, Regular class 10-11am, PETE GIEFERT Store, “Closing the Newfoundland Circles” by Patric Ryan, for more info Kristin 519-793-4488 until Oct. 31 CONTRACTING price of book $24.95, 2pm - 4pm • Tobermory Thrift Shop, Country Church Hwy. #6, 1-4pm • Saturday June 29 - Allen Smutylo’s interview with Shelagh • Dominos and More, Seniors Common room, Tobermory, 1pm ALL TYPES OF: Rogers for the Last Chapter, regarding his new book “The • Bid Euchre, Friendship Club, Lion’s Head 1pm • SIDING • SOFFIT • FASCIA Memory of Water” will air on CBC Radio 1, 4pm • Lion's Head Bridge Club, Hospital Board Room, Lion’s Head 1pm • EAVESTROUGH & WINDOWS • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm • Saturday June 29 - Yard Sale, St. Peter’s Lutheran Church • Coffee & Knitting Tuesdays, Tobermory Library, 1 - 4pm SERVING THE BRUCE PENINSULA Wiarton • Yoga, Bruce Peninsula Family Centre, 2 Alexander St., Lion’s Head, 6:15-7:45pm 519-793-4999 • Saturday June 29 - Yard/Bake Sale, Trinity Anglican • Ontario Early Years, Early Learning Playgroup, St. Edmunds School Library, Tobermory, 10-11:30am (2nd & 4th Tuesday of Month) LION’S HEAD, ON Church Wiarton, 8am - 3pm [email protected] WEDNESDAY • Saturday June 29 - Strawberry Social & Bake Sale, Christ • Gentle Chair Yoga, 136 Lakewood Country Lane, 9:30-10:30am, for more info Kristin 35 YEARS RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION EXPERIENCE Church Lion’s Head, 1pm - 3pm 519-793-4488 until Oct. 31 • Coffee Connection, Seniors Connect, 90 Main St. Lion’s Head 10am-12pm Chet Ashcroft • Saturday June 29 - Lion’s Head Canada Day Parade, 7pm, * • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm followed by Old Tyme Concert, Lion’s Head Rotary Hall, Marshall • Nia, Tobermory United Church, 11:30am call 519-793-4687 for details Excavating 7:30pm • Tobermory Thrift Shop, Country Church Hwy. #6, 1-4pm • Saturday June 29 - FIREWORKS!!, Pike Bay, at dusk MIELHAUSEN • Jamboree, Wiarton Legion, 2 - 5pm • Excavator • Dozer • Mini-Excavator • Storytime & Craft, Tobermory Library, for children, 2:30pm Free • Saturday June 30 - Pancake Breakfast, at the beach in ROOFING LTD. • Youth Ministry Program, Pentecostal Country Church, Ferndale, 3:30pm • Foundations Excavated • Lot Preparation Lion’s Head, see ad page 3, 9am to noon • Salsa Dancing, Tobermory Meeting Place, 6:30-7:30pm, until June 26 • Trucking • Landscaping • Sunday June 30 - Craft Sale, Stokes Bay Community • Sand - Gravel - Topsoil Home: 519-596-2838 • BINGO, Tobermory Community Centre, Doors Open 6:30, until Sept. 25 Centre, a little something for everyone, 11am - 3pm • Darts, Wiarton Legion 7pm • Licensed Septic System Installations Cell: 519-379-8891 • Stokes Bay Euchre, Stokes Bay Community Centre, 8pm • Sunday June 30 - Soprano Rachel Snow performing, St. THURSDAY Phone: 519-534-1756 • Cell: 519-373-7768 Margaret’s Chapel in Cape Chin, tickets $15 - available from Free Estimates • Fully Insured • Drummers Group, United Church, Tobermory, 11am Email: [email protected] Pat Horner 519-793-3625, Peninsula Pharmacy, or at the • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm door, all proceeds towards church upkeep, 2pm • Tobermory Thrift Shop, Country Church Hwy. #6, 1-4pm • Tobermory Bridge Club, Tobermory United Church, 1pm Liverance Haulage • Saturday June 30 - FIREWORKS!!, Tobermory Harbour, at Bob Hofstrand • Boys & Girls Club, Light & Life Chapel, Ages 3 -11 years , 3:45 - 5:15pm dusk FRIDAY • Sand • Gravel • Topsoil • Stone • Monday July 1 - Canada Day Celebrations, Bluewater Seamless Eavestrough • Nia, Lion’s Head, 10am call 519-793-4687 for details • Site Preparation • Driveways • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm & 7-11pm Park Wiarton, Pancake Breakfast at 8am, various events, • Tobermory Thrift Shop, Country Church Hwy. #6, 1-4pm • Septic Systems • Landscaping activites & entertainment Installation & Cleaning • Bridge, Lion's Head Legion, Swan Lake,1pm • Youth Ministry Program, Pentecostal Country Church, Ferndale, 3:30pm • Monday July 1 - FIREWORKS!!, Bluewater Park Wiarton, at Call Terry • Car & Bike Show, Stokes Bay General Store, 5:30pm starts June 21 dusk Cell: 519-374-3710 Box 936, Lion’s Head, ON, N0H 1W0 • Euchre, Lion's Head Legion, Swan Lake, 7:30pm • Wednesday July 3 - Lion’s Head Legion Branch 202 • Open AA Meeting, Maadookii Centre, Cape Croker, 8pm Home: 519-534-0091 519-793-4903 SATURDAY Shop: 519-534-0947 Country Roast Beef Dinner, tickets available at door, see ad • Tobermory Thrift Shop, Country Church Hwy. #6, 1-4pm page 2, 5pm - 7pm • Special Entertainment, Wiarton Legion, 3-6pm Proud to be Playing in Dirt for 45 years • Wednesday July 3 - BPEG’s meeting, Christ Church • Meat Draw & Fun Times, Tobermory Legion, 4-6pm 1968 - 2013 E HEL • Traditional Old Tyme Dance, 136 Lakewood Country Lane, 7:30pm, for info Anglican Parish Hall, Lion’s Head, Albert Koehl, a principal I L 519-793-4488 lawyer for Ecojustice will speak abou the role and importance N Y SUNDAY R E of legal action in environmental protection, everyone R • Farmers Market, Tobermory Meeting Place, 10am-1pm E • Youth Choir Practice, Tobermory United Church, Noon - 1pm welcome, 7:30pm B CONTRACTING Libraries Call us for • Thursday July 4 - 44th Southampton Craft Show, Tobermory Sun. & Mon. 12:30 - 4:30; Tues. Closed; Wed. - Sat. 10:30 - 5 Screened Topsoil Southampton Coliseum, gate admission $3, children under •sand •gravel•topsoil Lion’s Head - Mon. 10 - 5; Wed 10 - 5; Fri. 10 - 5; Sat 10 - 2 ‘YOU CALL – WE HAUL’ 10 free, 10am - 7pm Wiarton - Tues. 10 - 7; Wed. 10 - 6; Thurs. 10 - 7;Fri. 10 - 6; •bulldozing & backhoe •WASHED STONE (all sizes) • Saturday July 6 - Annual Giant Garage Sale hosted by Sat. 10 - 2; Sun. 1 - 4 •CEMENT GRAVEL •rockbreaking HUNTER Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary, Lion’s Head Arena, items that Landfill Haulage •DRIVEWAY GRAVEL •EXCAVATION •licenced aerobic and standard St. Edmunds Site – 71 McArthur Road you wish to donate will be accepted at the arena on Friday & Excavating Inc. •ROCKBREAKING •SEPTIC June 1 to Sep 30 - Mon, Wed, Sat & Sun 10-4:30 L I O N ’ S H E A D SYSTEMS July 5th from 9am-1pm, garage sale is 8am - 2pm septic systems Oct 1 to Dec 31 - Mon, Wed & Sat 12-4:30 • Saturday July 6 - Community Workshop on Our Jan 1 to Mar 31 - Wed & Fri 9-5 USED CULVERTS FOR SALE - 1/2 PRICE Apr 1 to May 31 - Mon, Wed & Sat 10-4:30 ALTON HUNTER OFFICE: 519-793-3213 TROY HUNTER Shorelines and Shallow Waters, Stokes Bay Community LION’S HEAD 519-793-3377 Eastnor Site – 1252 West Road: 519-374-4367 FAX: 519-793-3499 519-372-6396 Center, for more information please visit www.bpba.ca or June 1 to Sep 30 - Mon, Wed, Sat & Sun 10-4:30 contact Sean Liipere, Program Manager at Oct 1 to Dec 31 - Mon, Wed & Sat 12-4:30 Jan 1 to Mar 31 - Mon & Tues 9-5 [email protected], 1pm - 4:30pm Apr 1 to May 31 - Mon, Wed & Sat 10-4:30 Your Local Pumper • Sunday July 7 - Tobermory United Church celebrates Lindsay Site – 627 Ira Lake Road: Canada Day through worship and song, 5 Brock Street June 1 to Sep 30 - Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sun 10-4:30 Oct 1 to Dec 31 - Tues, Thurs & Sat 12-4:30 Tobermory, 10:30am Jan 1 to Mar 31 - Thurs 9-5 & Sat Noon - 4:30 • Sunday July 7 - Annual Giant Garage Sale hosted by Apr 1 to May 31 - Tues, Thurs & Sat 10-4:30 Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary, Lion’s Head Arena, 10am - Bruce Peninsula Adult Learning Centre From Cottage Country to the G.T.A. 1pm G.E.D., Computer, Essential Skills, Upgrading • Monday July 8 - 24th Annual Dream Draw Lottery - 2nd • CUSTOM HOMES • RENOVATIONS• ECO Mon. to Thurs. 9 am to 5 pm; Fri. 9 am - 4 pm; Wed. Evenings 6 - 8:30 pm Early Bird Draw, Wiarton Hospital, for tickets call BUILDING SOLUTIONS • DECKS • 576 Edward St., Wiarton 519-534-4911 519-534-5856, 2pm STRUCTURAL FRAMING • ADDITIONS • Wednesday July 10 - Canadian Frame lines meeting, The Trade License 403A-917674 Bruce Peninsula Press Call - 519-596-2432, 519-596-1224 or 416-802-6281 Meeting Place Tobermory, open to the public, 7pm 7373 Hwy #6, Tobermory, Ontario N0H 2R0 Next Deadline July 10 Printing July 16 • Saturday July 13 - Pork Dinner, Lion’s Head Arena [email protected] • www.and-rodcontracting.com For a complete printing schedule see page 4 Auditorium, see ad on page 3, 5pm - 7pm

• Saturday July 13- Bruce Peninsula Studio Tour organized by The Bruce Peninsula Society of Artists, 18 or more studios between Mar & Tobermory, 10 am - 4pm • Sunday July 14 - Bruce Peninsula Studio Tour organized by The Bruce Peninsula Society of Artists, 18 or more studios between Mar & Tobermory, 10 am - 4pm • Sunday July 14 - Multi Church Service, Bluewater Park Wiarton, 10am • Monday July 15 - Friday July 19 - Daily Vacation Bible School “Sonsurf Beach Bash”, Bethel Church, Lion’s Head, see ad page 5, 9am - 12 Noon • Tuesday July 16 - More Harps in the Tub! Grand Opening Night Concert - Creative Harp Collective International 2013, Tobermory United Church, Tickets at the door - $20 Adults, $10 Kids, 7:30pm • Thursday July 18 - OWEN THE MAGICIAN, Tobermory Library, 10:30am • Saturday July 20 - The Men’s Breakfast, Lion’s Head Rotary Hall, Britney Niedzielski from Trent University will be giving a presentation on “Wild Turkeys in the North Bruce”, pre-registration for new guests required by calling Roger at 519-596-8200 or Dave at 519-596-8373 before July 18th, breakfast at 9am, coffee ready at 8am • Saturday July 20 - Colonel Clarkes Revival - a benefit concert for Lion’s Head Arean, with Midnight Blue, Eric Brittingham & Jeff LaBar of Cinderella, Mc Mike Bruff “Bruffer”, Lion’s Head Arena, for tickets & info www.colonelclarkesrevival.ca (see ad page 3) • Saturday July 20 - More Harps in the Tub! Creative Harp Collective International 2013, Tobermory United Church, Tickets at the door - $10, 7:30pm • Saturday July 20 - Household Hazardous and Special Waste Collection, Town of South Bruce Peninsula Works Garage, 441048 Elm St., Wiarton, 8-11am • Saturday July 20 - Household Hazardous and Special Waste Collection, St. Edmund’s Landfill Site, 71 McArthur Rd., Tobermory, 1-3pm The Bruce Peninsula Press #9 June 25 - July 16, 2013 page 30 Service Directory & Information Centre Special Events Virus & Spyware Removal • Computer Repair • Tune-ups Hepburn Masonry & Contracting Friendly On-site Service • Complete Custom Builder Does Your Group Have An Event Coming Up? Call us • Renovations & Restoration Experts before July 10, 2013 to be included in the next press. COMPUTER AID 519-793-3966 • Wednesday June 26 - Staff from the Office of Bill Walker, & CONSULTING Email: [email protected] MPP, will be available to answer questions, Lion’s Head Fire 519-374-4768 • Darren Curry Serving The Peninsula For 20 Years“ Hall, 10am-3pm, for an appointment call 519-371-2421 or www.ComputerAid.net From The Footings To The Roof And Everything In Between!” 1-800-461-2664 Serving the Bruce Peninsula & Surrounding Area • Thursday June 27 - Community Workshop on Our Serving the Bruce Peninsula Shorelines and Shallow Waters, Tobermory Community ATSON’S UMBER ILL BOYLE CONCRETE Center, for more information please visit www.bpba.ca or W L M • Foundations • Floors contact Sean Liipere, Program Manager at QUALITY CEDAR LUMBER in all dimensions • STAMPED Concrete [email protected], 6pm - 9:30pm 519-793-3447 • Saturday June 29 - Book signing at Reader’s Haven Book • Kiln-dried V-match • Decking • Slab Siding • Kitchen Cupboards • Bathroom Vanities www.boyleconcrete.ca Store, “Closing the Newfoundland Circles” by Patric Ryan, Fax: 519-793-3015 price of book $24.95, 2pm - 4pm • Lawn Furniture • Saturday June 29 - Allen Smutylo’s interview with Shelagh CUSTOM ORDERS WELCOME Rogers for the Last Chapter, regarding his new book “The Caudle Masonry • Concrete Memory of Water” will air on CBC Radio 1, 4pm Call Doug 519- 596-2449 • 7016 Hwy #6, Tobermory “Setting Your Dreams In Mortar” • Saturday June 29 - Yard Sale, St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Wiarton ALL TYPES OF MASONRY • Saturday June 29 - Yard/Bake Sale, Trinity Anglican • Natural Stone • Cultured Stone • Engineered Slabs • Stamped Concerete Church Wiarton, 8am - 3pm • Flagstone • Brick • Block• Rumford Fireplaces • Saturday June 29 - Strawberry Social & Bake Sale, Christ • Contra-flow Masonry Heaters Church Lion’s Head, 1pm - 3pm Jerry Caudle - Licensed Mason • Saturday June 29 - Lion’s Head Canada Day Parade, 7pm, W.E.T.T. certified8 Caudle S. Rd., Lion’s Head followed by Old Tyme Concert, Lion’s Head Rotary Hall, •Rieker •Birkenstocks 519-793-3171 7:30pm •S.A.S. Walking Shoes [email protected] • Saturday June 29 - FIREWORKS!!, Pike Bay, at dusk •New Balance & more • Sunday June 30 - Pancake Breakfast, at the beach in Lion’s 597 BERFORD STREET, WIARTON • 519-534-1640 HARRIS Head, see ad page 3, 9am to noon Home Improvements • Sunday June 30 - Craft Sale, Stokes Bay Community • Structural Repairs Centre, a little something for everyone, 11am - 3pm White’s • Sunday June 30 - Soprano Rachel Snow performing, St. • Interior & Exterior Renovations Margaret’s Chapel in Cape Chin, tickets $15 - available from • Waterproof Decking Pat Horner 519-793-3625, Peninsula Pharmacy, or at the Garage Mike Harris, Contractor door, all proceeds towards church upkeep, 2pm General Auto Repair Over 30 years Experience • Sunday June 30 - FIREWORKS!!, Tobermory Harbour, at & Diagnostic Service dusk Ph 519-795-7143 Cell 519-375-2686 • Monday July 1 - Canada Day Celebrations, Bluewater Main St. Lion’s Head Park Wiarton, Pancake Breakfast at 8am, various events, 519-793-3327 activites & entertainment OUT LA -OF- SU DO IN O • Monday July 1 - FIREWORKS!!, Bluewater Park Wiarton, at R N S E P PENINSULA OUT OF DOORS N dusk U E R S TR E R EN Mansfield Renovations • Wednesday July 3 - Lion’s Head Legion Branch 202 Y & GARDEN C Garden Centre Country Roast Beef Dinner, tickets available at door, see ad COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICES Ryan Mansfield page 2, 5pm - 7pm [email protected] • Interlocking Stone • Flagstone Patios • Retaining Walls • Gardens www.mansfieldrenovations.com • Wednesday July 3 - BPEG’s meeting, Christ Church Serving the Bruce Peninsula for over 20 years Anglican Parish Hall, Lion’s Head, Albert Koehl, a principal 2 km NORTH of Ferndale. On Hwy. #6 & Budvet Rd. 3 Mill St., Lion’s Head, ON Office: 519-374-3920 lawyer for Ecojustice will speak abou the role and importance N0H 1W0 Home: 519-793-4000 Don & Wendy Cameron 519-793-3979 of legal action in environmental protection, everyone www.penoutofdoors.com welcome, 7:30pm • Thursday July 4 - 44th Southampton Craft Show, Southampton Coliseum, gate admission $3, children under ROB’S 10 free, 10am - 7pm COTTAGE CLEANUP

• Saturday July 6 - Annual Giant Garage Sale hosted by We’ll do the jobs you cannot or prefer not to do! Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary, Lion’s Head Arena, items that - Junk Removal you wish to donate will be accepted at the arena on Friday - Landscaping Deliveries ROB KELLY - Property Cleanup OWNER July 5th from 9am-1pm, garage sale is 8am - 2pm - Small Jobs (519) 270-9033 • Saturday July 6 - Community Workshop on Our - much more [email protected] Shorelines and Shallow Waters, Stokes Bay Community *WE ARE FULLY INSURED* PROUDLY SERVING THE ENTIRE BRUCE PENINSULA! Center, for more information please visit www.bpba.ca or PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL TO ARRANGE FOR A FREE QUOTE! No Municipal Dumping Fees contact Sean Liipere, Program Manager at [email protected], 1pm - 4:30pm BRUCE PENINSULA Your Local Pumper • Sunday July 7 - Tobermory United Church celebrates Canada Day through worship and song, 5 Brock Street SEPTIC SERVICE Tobermory, 10:30am SCOTT • Sunday July 7 - Annual Giant Garage Sale hosted by Septic Pumping Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary, Lion’s Head Arena, 10am - 1pm • Septic Pumping/Inspections • Monday July 8 - 24th Annual Dream Draw Lottery - 2nd • Portable Toilet Rentals Early Bird Draw, Wiarton Hospital, for tickets call • No Municipal Tipping Fees Now Serving Lion’s Head, Ferndale, 519-534-5856, 2pm Stokes Bay & North to Tobermory • Wednesday July 10 - Canadian Frame lines meeting, The 519-793-3224 Meeting Place Tobermory, open to the public, 7pm 519-596-8821 • Saturday July 13 - Pork Dinner, Lion’s Head Arena A J Arps 519-596-2246 Fast & Friendly Service Auditorium, see ad on page 3, 5pm - 7pm brucepeninsulasepticservice.com

• Saturday July 13- Yard Sale Fundraiser for Tobermory Primary Place, Tobermory Community Centre, 9am • Saturday July 13- Bruce Peninsula Studio Tour organized by The Bruce Peninsula Society of Artists, 18 or more studios between Mar & Tobermory, 10 am - 4pm • Sunday July 14 - Bruce Peninsula Studio Tour organized by The Bruce Peninsula Society of Artists, 18 or more studios between Mar & Tobermory, 10 am - 4pm • Sunday July 14 - Multi Church Service, Bluewater Park Wiarton, 10am • Monday July 15 - Friday July 19 - Daily Vacation Bible School “Sonsurf Beach Bash”, Bethel Church, Lion’s Head, see ad page 5, 9am - 12 Noon • Tuesday July 16 - More Harps in the Tub! Grand Opening Night Concert - Creative Harp Collective International 2013, Tobermory United Church, Tickets at the door - $20 Adults, $10 Kids, 7:30pm • Thursday July 18 - OWEN THE MAGICIAN, Tobermory Library, 10:30am • Saturday July 20 - The Men’s Breakfast, Lion’s Head Rotary Hall, Britney Niedzielski from Trent University will be giving a presentation on “Wild Turkeys in the North Bruce”, pre-registration for new guests required by calling Roger at 519-596-8200 or Dave at 519-596-8373 before July 18th, breakfast at 9am, coffee ready at 8am • Saturday July 20 - Colonel Clarkes Revival - a benefit concert for Lion’s Head Arena, with Midnight Blue, Eric Brittingham & Jeff LaBar of Cinderella, MC Mike Bruff “Bruffer”, Lion’s Head Arena, for tickets & info www.colonelclarkesrevival.ca (see ad page 3) • Saturday July 20 - More Harps in the Tub! Creative Harp Collective International 2013, Tobermory United Church, Tickets at the door - $10, 7:30pm • Saturday July 20 - Household Hazardous and Special Waste Collection, Town of South Bruce Peninsula Works Garage, 441048 Elm St., Wiarton, 8-11am • Saturday July 20 - Household Hazardous and Special Waste Collection, St. Edmund’s Landfill Site, 71 McArthur Rd., Tobermory, 1-3pm • Wednesday June 26 - Staff from the Office of Bill Walker, MPP, will be available to answer questions, Lion’s Head Fire Hall, 10am-3pm, for an appointment call 519-371-2421 or 1-800-461-2664 • Thursday June 27 - Community Workshop on Our Shorelines and Shallow Waters, Tobermory Community Center, for more information please visit www.bpba.ca or contact Sean Liipere, Program Manager at [email protected], 6pm - 9:30pm • Saturday June 29 - Book signing at Reader’s Haven Book Store, “Closing the Newfoundland Circles” by Patric Ryan, price of book $24.95, 2pm - 4pm • Saturday June 29 - Allen Smutylo’s interview with Shelagh Rogers for the Last Chapter, regarding his new book “The Memory of Water” will air on CBC Radio 1, 4pm • Saturday June 29 - Yard Sale, St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Wiarton • Saturday June 29 - Yard/Bake Sale, Trinity Anglican Church Wiarton, 8am - 3pm • Saturday June 29 - Strawberry Social & Bake Sale, Christ Church Lion’s Head, 1pm - 3pm • Saturday June 29 - Lion’s Head Canada Day Parade, 7pm, followed by Old Tyme Concert, Lion’s Head Rotary Hall, 7:30pm • Saturday June 29 - FIREWORKS!!, Pike Bay, at dusk • Sunday June 30 - Pancake Breakfast, at the beach in Lion’s Head, see ad page 3, 9am to noon • Sunday June 30 - Craft Sale, Stokes Bay Community Centre, a little something for everyone, 11am - 3pm • Sunday June 30 - Soprano Rachel Snow performing, St. Margaret’s Chapel in Cape Chin, tickets $15 - available from Pat Horner 519-793-3625, Peninsula Pharmacy, or at the door, all proceeds towards church upkeep, 2pm • Sunday June 30 - FIREWORKS!!, Tobermory Harbour, at dusk • Monday July 1 - Canada Day Celebrations, Bluewater Park Wiarton, Pancake Breakfast at 8am, various events, activites & entertainment • Monday July 1 - FIREWORKS!!, Bluewater Park Wiarton, at dusk • Wednesday July 3 - Lion’s Head Legion Branch 202 Country Roast Beef Dinner, tickets available at door, see ad page 2, 5pm - 7pm • Wednesday July 3 - BPEG’s meeting, Christ Church Anglican Parish Hall, Lion’s Head, Albert Koehl, a principal lawyer for Ecojustice will speak abou the role and importance of legal action in environmental protection, everyone welcome, 7:30pm • Thursday July 4 - 44th Southampton Craft Show, Southampton Coliseum, gate admission $3, children under 10 free, 10am - 7pm • Saturday July 6 - Annual Giant Garage Sale hosted by Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary, Lion’s Head Arena, items that you wish to donate will be accepted at the arena on Friday July 5th from 9am-1pm, garage sale is 8am - 2pm • Saturday July 6 - Community Workshop on Our Shorelines and Shallow Waters, Stokes Bay Community Center, for more information please visit www.bpba.ca or contact Sean Liipere, Program Manager at [email protected], 1pm - 4:30pm • Sunday July 7 - Tobermory United Church celebrates Canada Day through worship and song, 5 Brock Street Tobermory, 10:30am • Sunday July 7 - Annual Giant Garage Sale hosted by Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary, Lion’s Head Arena, 10am - 1pm • Monday July 8 - 24th Annual Dream Draw Lottery - 2nd Early Bird Draw, Wiarton Hospital, for tickets call 519-534-5856, 2pm • Wednesday July 10 - Canadian Frame lines meeting, The Meeting Place Tobermory, open to the public, 7pm • Saturday July 13 - Pork Dinner, Lion’s Head Arena Auditorium, see ad on page 3, 5pm - 7pm

The Bruce Peninsula Press #9 June 25 - July 16, 2013 page 31 Service Directory & Information Centre OLIPHANT INLAND MARINE & STORAGE Special Events Continued PEW MONUMENTS • BOAT REPAIRS • MARINE ACCESSORIES Does Your Group Have An Event Coming Up? Call us Monument & Cemetery Lettering OUTBOARD • INBOARD by July 10, 2013 to be included in the next press. OIM FIBERGLASS • ALUMINUM Call Peter, Bernice, Matt or Sandy 519-534-2138 • Saturday July 13- Yard Sale Fundraiser for Tobermory Primary 519-534-2110 Crossroads Computer Repair Depot Place, Tobermory Community Centre, 9am Laptop and Computer Sales and Service • Saturday July 13- Bruce Peninsula Studio Tour organized by PROFESSIONAL WINDOW CLEANING Michael Akehurst The Bruce Peninsula Society of Artists, 18 or more studios FREE COMPUTER DIAGNOSTICS Owner/Operator

VIRUS AND SPYWARE REMOVAL between Mar & Tobermory, 10 am - 4pm Window Cleaning Specialists LAPTOP SCREEN REPAIR • Sunday July 14 - Bruce Peninsula Studio Tour organized by HARDWARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES • Free estimates• Guarantee • Local references

IN-HOME SERVICE AVAILABLE The Bruce Peninsula Society of Artists, 18 or more studios 519-534-2964 between Mar & Tobermory, 10 am - 4pm 519 793 4678 2876 HIGHWAY 6 FERNDALE 226 923 1963 [email protected] www.crossroadscomputer.ca • Sunday July 14 - Multi Church Service, Bluewater Park TOBERMORY MARINE Wiarton, 10am Marine Services • Monday July 15 - Friday July 19 - Daily Vacation Bible School • Certified Marine Technicians • Repairs to all makes “Sonsurf Beach Bash”, Bethel Church, Lion’s Head, see ad page • Diesel Mechanic • Marine Supplies • Service Calls • Structural & Fiberglass Repairs • Marine Transport 5, 9am - 12 Noon • Inside & Outside Storage Available for Boats to 45’ • Tuesday July 16 - More Harps in the Tub! Grand Opening Night Retail Store & Service Facility Concert - Creative Harp Collective International 2013, Tobermory Open Mon. - Fri. 9am - 5pm Saturday 10am - 2pm; Sunday by Appointment United Church, Tickets at the door - $20 Adults, $10 Kids, 7:30pm • Thursday July 18 - OWEN THE MAGICIAN, Tobermory 7167 Hwy. #6 (2km S of Tobermory) Jeff Krampien - President Do you suffer from foot, leg or back pain? Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0 519-596-2654 Library, 10:30am Maybe Orthotics Can Help!!! [email protected] www.tobermorymarine.com • Saturday July 20 - The Men’s Breakfast, Lion’s Head Rotary Scott Harvie, C.Ped.(C) is a Certified Pedorthist/Orthotic Specialist Hall, Britney Niedzielski from Trent University will be giving a with over 20 years experience successfully treating many painful BDO CANADA LLP presentation on “Wild Turkeys in the North Bruce”, lower body conditions. Chartered Accountants With offices in Markdale, Meaford and Lion’s Head, and Advisors pre-registration for new guests required by calling Roger at help is close to home. •Accounting & Auditing 519-596-8200 or Dave at 519-596-8373 before July 18th, For a consultation, give Scott a call at 888-522-1894 •Taxation Service breakfast at 9am, coffee ready at 8am Scott J. Harvie, B. Sc.(H.K.) C.Ped.(C) Certified Pedorthist/Orthotic Specialist •Financial Advisory Services •Management Advisory Services • Saturday July 20 - Colonel Clarkes Revival - a benefit concert •Computer Consulting & Bookkeeping for Lion’s Head Arena, with Midnight Blue, Eric Brittingham & Jeff 663 Berford St. LaBar of Cinderella, MC Mike Bruff “Bruffer”, Lion’s Head Arena, Wiarton, Ont. N0H 2T0 Tel: 519-534-1520 for tickets & info www.colonelclarkesrevival.ca (see ad page 3) David Eckert, CA, Partner Fax: 519-534-3454 Foot Care • Saturday July 20 - More Harps in the Tub! Creative Harp to ole Collective International 2013, Tobermory United Church, Tickets oul at the door - $10, 7:30pm McNairs Firewood corns • calluses • ingrown toenails, etc.... • Saturday July 20 - Household Hazardous and Special Waste Collection, Town of South Bruce Peninsula Works Garage, Stacie Bracken-Campigotto RN BScn. C. A. Cert Reflexologist, AFCS Wood Available 441048 Elm St., Wiarton, 8-11am 226-668-0143 • [email protected] • Saturday July 20 - Household Hazardous and Special Waste Now Collection, St. Edmund’s Landfill Site, 71 McArthur Rd., Need a mortgage? 519-795-7730 Tobermory, 1-3pm Advice You Can Bank On! Peninsula Bruce Trail Hikes Shelia Johns Cell: 519-379-1040 “We Keep the Home Fires Burning” Degree of Difficulty; Easy – A slower paced walk, along even treadway or roads; Moderate – A normal paced hiking speed. Could have some climbing, with some uneven sections; Office: 519-793-6126 Strenuous – A normal paced hiking speed. Could have some steep climbing, some scrambling, boulder beaches, and escarpment drop offs close to the trail. Usually longer

YCLING FOR VERYONE ® Registered trademark of Royal Bank of Canada. RBC and Royal Bank are registered trademarks of Royal Bank of Canada. C E Road and Tri hike days.; Please check our website www.pbtc.ca for updates and also for Google eface.com Maps meeting points. You will also find helpful hints on what to bring and what to wear. ik Mountain b Robyn Dean BMX Wed. July 17, 10am, SINGING SANDS AMBLE - Parking lot at Singing Broker of Record Recumbent Sands National Park - Dorcas Bay Rd west off Hwy 6, Easy Approx 3 km. ‘18 Years Experience We are hoping to see Purple Fringed Orchid, Rose Pogonia and Grass Handcycles Selling the Bruce’ Pinks. As we amble along the beach, Butterwort, Bladderwort, Calamint, Electric assist Cell 519-270-0220 Slender-leaved Sundew and Spotted Coral Root. Bring lunch and and Tel: 519-596-2519 Acc. & Wear SERVICE have a swim afterwards. Leader Elaine Wasserman 519 795 7407 [email protected] REPAIRS see website for details Saturday July 27, 9am, PINETREE HBR TO JOHNSON HBR - HURON Member of Realtors of Grey Bruce Owen Sound MLS Office - 7405 Highway #6, 269 10th St. East Devinci - Norco - Guru 519-376-9777 SHORE - This is not on the Bruce Trail but will show the beauty of the Tobermory M L S Owen Sound Rans - Catrike www.bikeface.com other side of the Peninsula. Meet at the boat launch on Huron Drive. From REALTOR  Visit www.liveonthebruce.com to view my properties Hwy 6 take Johnson Harbour Rd (7 km) or Dorcas Bay Rd (12 km) to the end. From there follow Huron Dr approx 200 m to the boat launch. Considering Selling? Moderate Approx 9.8 km. From the boat launch on Huron Drive we car Free Market Evaluation of your property! pool to Pinetree Harbour. We first walk through the forests and meadows along Lake Huron. Later along the boulder shore line of the lake, crossing Call Darlene James Broker the Crane River East of Lake Scugog (you might get your feet wet) to Johnson Harbour. Bring lunch, water and insect repellent. Leader: Rainer or email [email protected] Hoffman-Taylor 519 596 8359 Grey Bruce Realty Inc., Brokerage Wed. August 21, 10am, WHITE BLUFF NATURE RESERVE - from Hwy Locally Owned and Independently Operated 6, E on Lindsay Rd 5, N on East Rd then E on Cape Chin South Rd. At the Kurtis RobbinsTobermory - Stacey RobbinsLion’s Head - 1st T Junction turn left. At the 2nd T junction turn right. Easy Approx 4 km. 519-379-3121 519-596-2141 519-795-7151 A pleasant loop along an old logging road, then along the Georgian Bay This Offer is valid from Darlene James Only, shore. Leader Elaine Wasserman 519 795 7407 not intended to solict properties already listed for sale. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ellen’s Complete ROYAL LEPAGE IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Pet Supplies Cottage Care RCR REALTY BROKERAGE Bentley Ruffles Independently Owned & Operated We Carry A Great Selection Of DEB ANDREA CAROL Pet Food, Treats, Toys, Grooming & Horse Products MACGREGOR GOETZ PHILLIPS Free Delivery into Lion’s Head • Open All Year Cleaning Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 10am - 5pm Painting 519-793-3067 2825 Hwy. #6 Ferndale Maintenance 2859 Hwy. 6 at Ferndale (just south of Moms Restaurant) 226-668-1013 Vacation Property www.royallepage.ca PH/FAX 519-793-4023 or 519-793-6819 [email protected] Rentals FOR SERVICE WITH INTEGRITY Serving the Bruce Peninsula & Surrounding Area page 32 # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press Lions Head Farmers’ Market Just Grows And Grows one of the big challenges of both managing the markets and being a vendor Submitted by Sally Raspin of preserves and Summer may be slow starting, but the market is well established and it just other food products grows and grows, as does the produce. is navigating the Molly and Dan Bridge’s market garden is a joy to see in the early season health regulations. with row upon row of green breaking the soil. They have a great range of herbs The managers are and healthy seedlings for anyone wanting to make a quick start to their summer not only responsible garden. The Raukets already have a wide for meeting local range of greens including some gorgeous and provincial butter crunch lettuces and Patrick Lima government has greens, bok choy and the most and insurance beautiful spring onions. requirements, but Welcome to Brian and Anita DeJong for ensuring that who have joined the Lion’s Head Market vendors meet Public this season with produce from their Health requirements 270 acre farm, DeJong Acres, at Lake as well. Hopefully Charles, Wiarton. Brian and Anita we can access some carry 600 Dorset/Arcot cross ewes and clear guidelines in produce lamb, poultry, turkeys, ducks, the coming weeks to pork and maple syrup. Shoppers at the help potential and market can sample their produce in the existing vendors form of tasty lamb burgers which make a understand the great brunch and buy fresh lamb to take regulations they home. Russell and Abby Miners are back need to meet to sell with their range of maple syrup products their products at the as are Harvest Moon with their famous markets. baked goodies. Colpoys Farm has plenty In the of tasty treats to go with Cecile’s fair meantime, come trade coffee and Dan and Molly Bridge and join us in Lion’s have a wide variety of preserves. Head every Saturday morning at 9am. Our favourite woodworkers are Photo: Suzanne Carter and her unique back; John and Brenda Peters with their hand knitted booties. Photo: Patrick Lima and Adam setting up. bird houses, garden pieces and plants and Barney Fettler with some delightful outdoor furniture. Sue Jagt has her Georgian Bay Soap Works all natural NOTICE OF SECOND PUBLIC MEETING soaps, bug spray and deodorant and PROPOSED MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA there’s much, much more. COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT PLAN, We love our market and appreciate (Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, Section 28) the efforts of our food producers, but A PUBLIC MEETING will be held on Monday, July 22nd, 2013 at 1:00 P.M. at 56 Lindsay Road 5 in the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula in order to consider a Community Improvement Plan (CIP) for the downtown areas of Tobermory and Lions Head. This additional meeting is being held to ensure compliance with notice requirements under the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990. Any comments received at the June 24 public meeting are also valid.

The Community Improvement Plan establishes a framework for the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula to support and implement a series of programs over a ten (10) year period to encourage the maintenance, rehabilitation and revitalization of public and private spaces, and to provide financial incentives to achieve these objectives.

The Planning Act R.S.O. 1990 requires that Council designate Community Improvement Project Areas and Community Improvement Plans by By-law. The proposed CIP Project Areas are shown below. The Planning Act also requires that at least one Public Meeting be held before a CIP is adopted by Council, in order that the community has input into the Plan.

Any Person may attend the meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support or in opposition to the CIP. If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula before the proposed CIP is adopted or before the By-law is passed, the person or public body is not entitled to appeal the decision of the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB), and may not be added as a party to the hearing of an appeal before the OMB unless, in the opinion of the Board, there are reasonable grounds to add the person or public body as a party.

Written comments should be forwarded to the Planner, Jakob Van Dorp (by mail: Box 129, 578 Brown Street, Wiarton Photo: Hannah Rauket attending her ON N0H 2T0; by fax: 519- 534-1174; or by e-mail: [email protected]) by July 15, 2013. stand. Additional Information relating to the proposed CIP may be obtained at the Wiarton Office, 578 Brown Street, from 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday, the Municipal Offices at 56 Lindsay Road 5 (Northern Bruce Peninsula), the Tobermory or Lion’s Head Branches of the Bruce County Public Library during their respective opening hours, or on-line Yard Sale For at www.sprucethebruce.com. The Cure In Any Person who has concerns or objections to the CIP is encouraged to contact the Bruce County Planning Department at the above address prior to the scheduled meeting. Please note: Comments and opinions submitted on these matters, including the originator’s name and address, become part of the public record, may be viewed by the general public and Tobermory may be published in a Planning Report and Council Agenda.

Was A Success Notification: If you wish to be notified of the adoption of the proposed CIP and By-law, or of the refusal to adopt the CIP Submitted by Kathy Dimaline and By-law, you must make a written request to the Bruce County Planning Department at the above address. Thank you to all the people who donated their valuable items for sale PROPOSED TOBERMORY CIP AREA PROPOSED LION’S HEAD CIP AREA and thank you to all those who bought items and donated funds on the day of the sale. We exceeded our goal of $1,000 by 20%. The true pay-back is knowing that you have helped bring awareness to breast cancer and have funded a cause that in turn will benefit the women and men that are living with breast cancer. The funds raised this year will go to research in hopes of putting an end to this devastating disease. Yard Sale for the Cure not only brings awareness and funding to find a cure for breast cancer, it also brings our community together in support of an important cause. MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA Office Hours Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm 56 Lindsay Road 5, R. R. #2, Lion’s Head, Ontario N0H 1W0 Telephone: 519-793-3522 • Fax: 519-793-3823 MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA Website: www.northbrucepeninsula.ca PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC WORKS Upcoming Meetings NOTICE OF DISRUPTION A water replacement project commenced on Moore Street (between Joseph Monday, July 8, 2013 ...... 1:00 p.m. Council Street and the westerly boundary of 28 Moore Street, Lion’s Head) recently. The Monday, July 22, 2013 ...... 1:00 p.m. Council duration is anticipated to be one (1) month. Wednesday, August 7, 2013...... 3:30-7:30 p.m. O p e n LANDFILL HOURS House re: Zoning By-law Eastnor Site – 1252 West Road Monday, August 12, 2013...... 1:00 p.m. Council June 1 - Sept. 30; Monday, Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday Monday, August 26, 2013...... 10:00 a.m.-Noon Open 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. House re: Zoning By-law Lindsay Site – 627 Ira Lake Road June 1 - Sept. 30; Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Sunday Monday, August 26, 2013...... 1:00 p.m. C o u n c i l 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (including public meeting St. Edmunds Site – 71 McArthur Road for Zoning By-law) June 1 - Sept. 30; Monday, Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday NOTE: All meetings are held at Municipal Office unless 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. specified otherwise. FREE 2013 Toward Zero Waste Calendar available at most Municipal Facilities Notice of Intent to Pass a By-law(s) BY-LAW ENFORCEMENT DOG TAGS The following by-laws may be considered for passage by 2013 Dog Tags are available for sale at the Municipal Office. Council at its regular meeting to be held on Monday, July 8, Annual Fee - $20.00 each after April 1 (no HST) 2013 at 1:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 56 Lindsay Third and each additional dog - $30.00 each Road 5, R. R. #2, Lion’s Head, Ontario, N0H 1W0: Kennel fees, sled dog and boarding establishment fees are also applicable in By-law No. 2013- 53 Being a by-law to amend the this municipality Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula FIREWORKS By-law No. 2002-54, as amended, being the A Fire Permit is required to set off either Family or Display Fireworks Family Fireworks shall only be discharged on: Comprehensive Zoning By-law for the Victoria Day Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula Chi Cheemaun Festival (Units 1-4, Plan D21, 649 and 659 Stokes Bay Canada Day Road) Civic Holiday By-law No. 2013-54 Being a by-law to appoint members to Labour Day the Waste Diversion Group for the Independence Day (USA) Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula as well as the two days preceding and following these holidays Display Fireworks Applications and Approvals are administered by the Fire Chief and/or his designate. PLEASE NOTE: Anyone wishing to view, discuss or provide written comments on any by-law (or agenda document) or FIRE PERMITS A $3.00 Two Day Fire Permit is required to burn on private property (except for submit Correspondence for the Council Agenda shall provide warmth and cooking). The Fire Season encompasses April 1 to October 31. same to the Municipal Clerk no later than 9:00 a.m. on the Fire Permits are available at: Thursday preceding the Council meeting. In Tobermory, Much More Camping, Hoppy’s One Stop, Roxy’s (formerly Anyone wishing to discuss any by-law (or agenda document) Carla’s) In Stokes Bay, Stokes Bay General Store may do so by contacting the Municipal Clerk at (519) In Pike Bay, By the Bay 793-3522, X229 at any time prior to 12 Noon on the Friday In Ferndale, Ferndale Drive In (FDI), Ferndale Food Mart preceding the Council Meeting. In Lion’s Head, Scott’s Home Hardware …and at the Municipal Office Sewage System Notice RED CROSS SWIMMING LESSONS The Municipality is responsible for the issuance of permits TIME TO REGISTER and inspections of newly installed and/or alterations or ANNOUNCEMENT repairs for sewage systems. For further information, please NBP is most pleased to announce that Isabella Graham will be returning to visit our website for Guidelines for Submission of Application conduct the 2013 swimming program assisted by Megan Thomson. for a Sewage System Permit and application forms. RED CROSS SWIM KIDS PROGRAM Questions may be directed to Jim Bell, Sewage System Dunks Bay Sandy Beach (Black Creek Provincial Park) Inspector, at (519) 793-3522, X259 or via email to Tobermory (80 Sandy Beach Road) [email protected]. Dates: August 19-30, 2013 Dates: July 15-26, 2013 Times: Morning Times: To be announced Municipal Office Closure First Child: $55.00 (No HST), Each Additional Child: $40.00* (No HST) The Municipal Office will be closed on Monday, July 1, 2013 (*as long as 50% or more of the children are under 14 years of age) in observance of Canada Day. To register, call: (519) 793-3522, X226, or visit www.northbrucepeninsula.ca Temporary Road Closure for information CEMETERY Bruce County Road 29 will be closed from Moore Street to DECORATION DAYS Scott Street in Lion’s Head on Saturday, June 29, 2013 from Eastnor June 30, 2013 3:00 p.m. 7:00 – 7:40 p.m. for the Canada Day Parade. McVicar July 14, 2013 11:00 a.m. Bruce County Road 29 will be closed from Webster Street NOTICE south to the corner of Mill Street in Lion’s Head on Saturday, The Municipality may remove any article which is detrimental to efficient August 3, 2013 from 6:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. maintenance or constitutes a hazard to machinery, employees or visitors or is Contact Us unsightly or does not conform to the natural beauty or design of the cemetery. Any person who damages or moves any tree, plant, marker, fence, structure or How to contact your Council members-- By Email other thing usually erected, planted or placed in the cemetery is liable to the [email protected] Municipality and any Interment Rights Holder who, as a result, incurs damage. [email protected] The amount of damages shall be the amount required to restore the cemetery [email protected] to the state that it was before anything was damaged or moved by the person [email protected] liable. [email protected] COUNTY OF BRUCE or by telephone: HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS AND SPECIAL WASTE DAYS Mayor Milt McIver – (519) 592-3076 Saturday, July 20, 2013 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. St. Edmunds Landfill Site 71 Deputy Mayor John Bainbridge – (519) 596-2129 McArthur Road Councillor Tom Boyle – (519) 793-3654 Saturday, August 17, 2013 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. NBP Municipal Office 56 Lindsay Road 5 Councillor Ray Burns – (519) 596-2265 Councillor Betsy Stewart – (519) 793-3519 page 34 # 9 June 25 to July 16, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press Rotary Club Of Northern Bruce Peninsula News sausage, eggs, hash brown potatoes, noon. Adults $9.00, children 12 and Submitted by Jack Hall The exchange student program fruit, juice and coffee. 9 a.m. to under $5.00. The Rotary Club of Lion’s Head requires a great deal of work. Piles has changed our name to The Rotary upon piles of paperwork, interviews years! Club of Northern Bruce Peninsula in with students, host families, finding ting 25 ELIOR CARPET CLEANIN ra Proudly serving the Bruce Peninsula since 1988 order to more accurately define the host families, etc. etc. We owe a great Celeb M G area of our membership. Our meetings deal of gratitude to Cathryn Buckley To Celebrate our 25th Anniversary, we are going will continue to be held at the Rotary who has spent countless hours on Hall in Lion’s Head on Tuesdays at 6 this project. back in time and have a p.m. Cathryn currently needs host Live Person Answering The Phones. We are currently on a membership families for this coming school year. drive and welcome inquiries. We are a Hosting an exchange student can From 10am - 4pm Monday to Friday in community-service-oriented club and be a very rewarding experience for June, July and August call to book an appointment we believe in having fun while we work. the whole family and only requires a and we will pick up!!! Try us out!! Call Jack Hall at 519-793- commitment of 3 or 4 months. If you 4530 or Doug Greig at 519-793-6819. think you might like to be a host and Our Club is currently working on would like more information, Cathryn So for the best in clean, with the fastest dry times, call a project with the local Doctors and would appreciate hearing from you as the government to try to get permission soon as possible at 519-506-8188. “THE BETTER WAY TO CLEAN” to build a helipad close to the local Don’t forget our Pancake hospital. We will keep you posted on Breakfast at the Beach on Sunday our progress. June 30. All-you-can-eat pancakes, 519-793-4239 Recently on a Community Volunteer Day, our club recognized Wendall Thomson, one of our long-time QUEEN SET • DOUBLE SET • SINGLE SET members. Wendall is always ready and willing to participate in all projects, PICK ANY SIZE FOR ONE PRICE not only with Rotary, but also with his community of Pike Bay. 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on the Bruce Peninsula Tobermory Lion’s Head - June 28 Pike Bay - June 29 Wiarton - July 1st 7pm...... Harbourside Music at the Beach Dusk ...... FIREWORKS - Free Hot Dogs and Bluewater Park June 30 June 29 Drink - Donations appreciated Activities taking place all day long in Bluewater Park Dusk ...... FIREWORKS Little Tub Harbour (rain date June 30) 8 am - Midnight 1-3 pm...... Strawberry Social & Bake Sale - at the Christ Church Pancake Breakfast starting at 8 am followed by: Anglican July 1st Dyers Bay - June 29 • All day live entertainment 6 pm ...... Free Hotdogs, Water & Cake - in front of Whites Garage 12 pm ...... Dyers Bay Canada Day Parade followed • Artisans in the park Starting at 11am.... Canada Day Cake 7 pm ...... Lion’s Head Canada Day Parade by song, lunch & garage sale • Children’s activities at Tobermory Community Centre 8 pm ...... Old Tyme Concert at Rotary Hall 4pm...... Association Meeting • Horseshoe tournament Dusk ...... FIREWORKS • Slo-pitch tournament “See page 26 for the Canada Day weekend program June 30 • Car Show Sauble Beach - June 30 • Parade & Cake & Ice Cream being offered by Parks Canada” 9am-Noon....Rotary Pancake Breakfast at the Lion’s Head Picnic Shelter Dusk ...... FIREWORKS • FIREWORKS At Dusk