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Lion's Head Rotary, Rotary Hall, Main St 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 2011 Number Two February 8, 2011 to March 15, 2011 Intermediate Outers Quinzee Camping at B.P.D.S. Submitted by Debbie Ray Everyone should experience winter camping at least once in their life time, it is enlightening and empowering. Ever wondered what it’s like to sleep in a “Quinzee”? Twelve grade seven students from Bruce Peninsula District School (BPDS) can tell you all about their experience! A quinzee is similar to an igloo; an igloo is made out of blocks of snow, but making blocks of snow on the Bruce Peninsula isn’t particularly easy. Our conditions are more suited to quinzees, as all you need is a relatively flat area with an abundance of snow. The schoolyard at BPDS made a perfect base camp for our “Intermediate Outers” on Friday, January 28th. Quinzee construction began on Friday morning with the help from the grade seven and eight classes. Five mounds of snow were piled to the desired height (typically six to ten feet), and then allowed to harden for the remainder of the day. After school on Friday, four groups of three students claimed their snow mound and it all became very real. Students Photo: Ready to brave the cold winter night. Left to Right: Benton Lancaster, Evan Liverance and Kyle Robbins Continued on page 15. Charges Withdrawn in Lindsay Road 20 Beach Dispute A long-standing dispute about the use of a beach at the end of Bass Road (Lindsay Road 20 area) has taken another bizarre twist. Adjacent landowners claim their property line extends to the water’s edge, wherever that may be. Traditional users of the beach say that public use of the beach was guaranteed in the original Plan of Subdivision. On September 4, 2010, a group of citizens entered the beach (photo below) and the adjacent landowners called the OPP. Police officers attended and wrote trespassing tickets to three people. The tickets were contested on the grounds that the beach is public, not private, property. The court date was to have been Jan 27, but the Crown Prosecutor withdrew the charges. A similar dispute at “The Rocks” at Whiskey Harbour reached a similar impasse many years ago. That case is currently winding its way through the legal system. A Tight Spot for an Emergency Vehicle Carter Lane, Lion’s Head — one of the prettiest places in Northern Bruce Peninsula, reached via a romantic, one lane road that twists along the shoreline with no turnaround at the end. Fire and Ambulance crews were misdirected here once in 2010. They spent quite a while getting turned around after the 911 operator gave them the correct location. Meanwhile a man lay dying at Carter Road in Cape Chin South. The Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula is moving to end such confusion (see Publisher’s Rant, page 4). The Tobermory Press Hours - Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The deadline for our next issue (#3-2011) is Mar 9th, printing Mar 15th In This Issue: Hockey Day in Canada Page 16 & 17 • Crowsnest Demolition Page 2 Sources of Knowledge Page 9 SERVING THE BRUCE McNair PENINSULA FOR YOUR... • Custom Homes • Renovations Construction • Roofing • Siding • Decks QUALITY CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION SOLUTIONS • Masonry & Concrete and more Jim McNair 519-793-4353 •email: [email protected] •R.R.#1 Lion’s Head, Ontario N0H 1W0 The Bruce Peninsula Press # 2 February 8 to March 15, 2011 page 2 Bridget Boyle Crowned Willie Festival Queen Crowsnest Demolished. The Tobermory landmark was destroyed by fire in late November. Early in the new year, demolition and site preparation began in earnest. The above photo, taken in late January, shows Rydall Contracting’s excavator loading the wreckage into trucks. At this writing (Feb 7th) a rock-breaker is busy making more room at the main floor level. Photo: Pamela Boyle Left to Right: Miss Congeniality Colleen Martindale (sponsored by Shear Style Studio) and Queen of the Festival Bridget Boyle (sponsored by Josie’s Fashions) shown here with the star of the day “Willie” at the festivities in Wiarton. After the recent weather, we all hope Willie’s right with his prediction of an early spring. .00 $10 off New customers Murdoch: Small Town Schools on will receive $10.00off the Chopping Block a batch of wine. Local MPP Bill Murdoch has penned a with their families. School closings mean petition, calling on the province to buck the that communities fade away as families trend of closing down rural and northern are forced to leave town in search of a new schools. local school. Murdoch’s petition arrives just as “This again shows you how downtown school boards across Ontario deliberate Toronto is so far removed from the realities shutting down some small, rural schools we face in Bruce-Grey-Owen Sound and Pen Wine 2x7.5 due to declining enrolment and aging other rural and northern areas,” Murdoch infrastructure. said. “The government needs to ensure that “Schools are the heart and the education is equitable across all regions of lifeblood of small-town Ontario and we need Ontario, not just in large urban centres.” NOW OPEN them to stay open,” Murdoch said. “That Premier McGuinty is completely silent in this fight after campaigning in 2007 on a Happy th promise to keep our schools open is proof 60 Peninsula Wine Cellar has everything a wine that his government doesn’t care about lover & enthusiast needs to get started. rural and northern Ontario.” Wedding Anniversary In the last election McGuinty promised Select your wine, mix it, bottle it, Enjoy it! not to close rural schools. He said: “Rural This new state of the art ‘brew on premise’ wine schools help keep communities strong, which is why we’re not only committed cellar makes bottling easy with all our automatic to keeping them open-but strengthening equipment including a bottle washing system, them.” Unfortunately, he is now unwilling to come to our aid. We can customize wine labels great for any The provincial education policy doesn’t recognize the socio-economic occasion! benefits of schools on their communities. Whether you make wine here or at home, Said Murdoch: “This is why we need a new policy dedicated to protecting smaller, rural and northern schools.” Enjoy great wine... School closings mean that students Own the experience. spend more time on buses and less time Congratulations Kenneth & Barbara Taylor Think, Recycle February 10, 1951 - 2011 110201005 PWC Lots of love from your family: For more details visit Peninsula Wine Cellar Program at St. Bob, Diana, Stephen, Heather, Tiffany, 2856 Hwy 6, Ferndale, Ontario or call 519-793-3050 Edmunds Public Sophia and Molly School QUALITY MATTRESSES DO NOT HAVE TO BE EXPENSIVE By Marianne Wood The “Think, Recycle” program at St. PICK ANY SIZE FOR ONE PRICE! Edmunds Public School provides some QUEEN SET, DOUBLE SET, SINGLE SET, YOU GET BOTH PIECES, THE MATTRESS AND FOUNDATION much needed fundraising for the school and at the same time reduces the amount of electronic waste that goes into our local ANY landfill. SIZE ORTHOPEDIC DELUXE The program which is run through ONE NON FLIP MATTRESS SET parent company Green Tec provides PRICE! ANY SIZE funds in exchange of Cell Phones, Digital ONE PRICE Cameras, Ink Jet & Toner Cartridges. 416 Double Tempered Bonnell Coil (Q) • Queen Set • Double Set • Single Set Starting in Mid-February they will also be YES, You Get Both Mattress & accepting ipods and mp3 players. Damask Ticking $299 Foundation at this Incredibly LOW Price! All funds raised go directly back Quilting, Foam Toppers (Both Pieces) Hotel/Motel Enquiries Welcome to St. Edmunds school and for every 24 Edge Guard Support qualifying items Green Tec plants a tree Mattress & Foundation in Grey-Bruce. 20 year Construction Warranty In the past 3 years St. Ed’s has raised approximately $500.00. OWEN SOUND WIARTON PORT ELGIN Items can be dropped off at the 762 2nd Ave. E. 612-614 Berford St. 574 Goderich St. school or at the Tobermory Post Office. For Furniture Ltd. Downtown Downtown Downtown more information on the “Think, Recycle” program visit www.greentec.com. 519-371-2151 519-534-3320 519-389-4454 The Bruce Peninsula Press # 2 February 8 to March 15, 2011 page 3 NEW New What’s Happening at Business St. Ed’s Public School Submitted by SED’s SCC Rick Lane is a local marketing and sales individual with many years of Even though we might have a small student body, we are big in school spirit. experience selling and marketing to the At St. Edmund’s Public School, we have an active Parent Committee (SCC) who world’s largest companies. have been busy planning activities at the school. For example, the past Christmas I am now teaming up with Reeves Pot Luck, our up coming Year- End BBQ, brain storming for fundraising ideas and Corporate Image to offer team wear, Parent Information nights that include a fun night out for the children too. promotional items, gifts and much more. On Wednesday, February 9th, we will be starting our Pizza Days. Volunteers Basically anything you wish to put your are always needed to help get the pizza to the school for lunch time. If you are able to logo on, we can do it. Many sports teams help, please contact the school office at 519-596-2390. Students will also be busy and businesses in the area can benefit gathering donations for their upcoming Jump Rope for Heart Event also on Wednesday from our large buying power and deal February 9th at 1pm – more information on this event or if you would like to donate locally.
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