Chi-Cheemaun Weekend: Cardboard Boat Races, Car Show and Street Dance, Oh My!

www.kiaos.ca KIA of Owen Sound 519-371-4447 Highway 26 East, across from Walmart 1-800-930-5616 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 completing the Trail would feature Connection. Ann was a strong advocate OAST BEE R F 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!! 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