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Newsstand Price 95¢ (plus 5% tax) ruceThe eninsula ress B P P Since 1988 2013 Number Twelve August 13 to August 27, 2013 Cove Island Lightstation Rehabilitation Submitted by Robert Square The Cove Island Lightstation is about to receive a much needed makeover. On July 30th Parton & Son Construction arrived at the lightstation and replaced all the broken & cracked glass in the lantern room. Suspended 80 feet in the air and standing on a narrow ledge they carefully removed the damaged glass & then cut and inserted 10mm thick Lexan panels. Consultants visited the light last week to determine the scope of the paint remediation work. This will involve removing all the peeling paint off the buildings and repainting. Repairs will be done prior to repainting. Most important, the ugly peeling paint in the lantern room will be removed. It is hoped that it will be left unpainted to reveal the magnificent brass and metal. On the 15th an engineer will inspect the tower & the stone house. Here, all the old coating will be removed and both buildings will be re-pointed and then be repainted with an appropriate coating. Photo: Suspended 80 feet in the air and standing on a narrow ledge, Parton & Son Construction carefully remove Tenders are expected to go out the damaged glass and insert 10mm thick Lexan panels in the lantern room at Cove Island Light on July 30th. Continued on page 3. Beach Fills With People For Annual Lion’s Head Homecoming Weekend The beach was packed on yet, stop by the Lion’s Head Beach Motel). Homecoming weekend for the annual The Fox Family took home the “Best Sand Castle/Sand Sculpture competition. Overall” award for their speedboat. In the Some amazing creations unfolded on the Sandcastle competition 1st place was beach including an impressive replica of awarded to the Duncan Family with their the Colosseum. replica of the colosseum. 2nd place went to The Lions club hosted their annual the Mansfield Family and 3rd was awarded horseshoe tournament with some 79 to Emma Devai. teams registering for the competition (see The Sand Sculpture category saw page 10 for more info). some very creative masterpieces. Christie Gift Certificates were awarded to all took home the 1st place prize with her participants (if you haven’t received yours Continued on page 16

Photo: 1st place winners in the Sand Castle competition, the Duncan Family with their replica of the colosseum. (includes tax) In This Issue: $1.00 • BP Biosphere Community Workshop page 2 ISSN 1495-2696 •Whiskey Harbour Rocks Dispute page 6 •Willie Queen of the Festival Competition page 11 • Homecoming Weekend Horseshoe Tourney page 10 9 771495 269609 The Tobermory Press Hours - Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The deadline for our next issue (#13/13) is Aug 21, printing Aug 27 Serving & Supporting SERVING THE BRUCE McNair PENINSULA FOR YOUR... Ltd. • Custom Homes • Renovations Our Community Since 1977 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 # 12 August 13 to August 27, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Community Workshops On Our Inland Waters

Submitted by Elizabeth Thorn and stewardship plan for the Bruce rivers, streams and wetlands. These help find local solutions. Whether We are all connected by our water. Peninsula. As part of this project, we workshops will bring our community you are a property owner, business With over 30 lakes, 10 river systems, are hosting two community workshops together to learn about the importance owner, farmer, or local community and a multitude of marshes, swamps, to explore the Bruce Peninsula’s of these features, share information group, your perspectives will guide fens and bogs, our inland waters are inland waters, including lakes, on local issues and concerns, and conservation and stewardship on the vital to our community and Bruce Peninsula over the next five to the spectacular diversity years and contribute to a community of plants, animals and fish plan of action to protect what we on the Bruce Peninsula. value most. However, these special systems are changing and All workshops are open to many of us are increasingly everyone and will be held on the concerned about water following dates: quality, nuisance algae, •Saturday, August 24th from 1:00pm- or changes in fish and 3:00pm at the Lion’s Head Rotary wildlife populations, among Hall others. It is important •Thursday, August 29th from 7:00pm- that we ensure that our 9:00pm at the Tobermory Community inland waters remain safe, Centre healthy, and enjoyable for all of us on the Bruce For more information, please Peninsula. Inland Waters visit www.bpba.ca or contact Sean play a vital role in not only Liipere, Program Manager at sean_ the habitat of the interior [email protected]. of the Peninsula but also significantly influence the Happy 1st Birthday quality of the water of our shorelines and near shore. Shea Lynn Aurora MacAskill The Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association, through funding from the Friends of the Greenbelt Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association recently facilitated a meeting of Property Foundation, has initiated Owners’ Associations to discuss stewardship and other common issues. Twelve of the a project to develop a municipality’s 14 groups attended. Photo Above: Udo Nixdorf makes a brief presentation community conservation on behalf of St Edmunds Property Owners. A Brief History Of Lake Huron Water Levels And The St Clair River The St Clair River was just fine 1910-1923 (the 22-foot project), from But when water levels dropped until the invention of the steam-powered 1933-1936 (the 25-foot project) and from abruptly by about a metre in the late boat. Steam power meant that ships 1958-1962 (the 27-foot project).” 1990s, cottagers on Georgian Bay and could easily “sail” upstream from Lake “...One of the most significant northern Lake Huron found themselves Erie into Lake Huron and Georgian Bay, changes in the St. Clair River Delta high and dry. It was the beginning of an no matter what direction the wind was occurred during the dredging of the 27- ongoing record low in water levels for blowing. foot project. The St. Clair Cutoff channel Lake Huron/Michigan/Georgian Bay. Love Gramma Kay, Grampa Excerpts from the International was constructed, providing a straight Mary Muter, then of the Georgian Great Lakes Study Board (IUGLSB) channel out into Lake St. Clair.” Continued on page 8 Lance & Aunt Brenda “HISTORY OF DREDGING AND “... Portions of the 27-foot channel COMPENSATION ST. CLAIR AND were reported to have been 3.4 feet DETROIT RIVERS FEBRUARY 2009” deeper than project depth.” give a brief history: “THE PUB IN THE TUB” “... The fall in water level from Lake Join Us for LIVE MUSIC on our Large Outdoor Patio “In its natural state, the St. Clair Huron to Lake St. Clair is about five feet.” Overlooking Beautiful Little Tub Harbour River had depths of 20 feet or more The idea of compensating for the throughout most of its length, excluding increased conveyance of the St Clair isolated shoals. The St. Clair River Delta, River has been discussed for well over Live Music every weekend at the downstream outlet into Lake St. a century. A 1917 agreement called Bobby Cameron Aug. 16 & 17 Clair, has many winding channels that for construction of a weir filled with had minimum natural depths of only 4 rocks. The framework was built but Toast and Jam Aug. 22 & 23 to 6 feet.” the project was never finished. Other Will Matthews Aug. 24 “Early dredging to improve agreements were reached in 1930 Shows start at 8pm navigation dates back to 1852 on the and 1962, authorizing compensatory Never any cover! St. Clair River...” Target depths in the devices. These agreements were based 1870s were 15 and 16 feet, but the river on detailed plans by the United States kept forming sand bars that reduced the Army Corps of Engineers for a system Crowsnest…Always a good time! depth (and slowed the flow). of compensatory sills, but the plans “1887. St. Clair Flats Canal: The were never implemented. 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Reasons to drop by – like you really need any! From perennial favourites like Pendleton, Wildly Delicious, Barefoot Venus and Nancy’s homemade preserves to must-see stock including recycled glass inukshuks, fun Hatley family clothing, Beanpod soy candles, and locally made sweetgrass lotions, soaps & room sprays. We work hard to buy Canadian. Check out our organic honey, all natural beeswax candles and an amazing buffalo leather purse and moccasin line. Kids’ inukshuk kits and our new gyspy clothing should not be missed! Our popular Sunday market is open 8-3 and features unique local crafts, antiques, vibrant Hand-painted ranch House in-season produce & flowers, books and lots more. p.s. the yummy take-out is open! Collection pottery from pendleton The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 13 to August 27, 2013 page 3 Lioness Donates To Cove Island Rehabilitation cont’d from Page 1. mid August with work commencing mid September. Bruce Peninsula Family Centre In 2014, all contaminated soil will be removed and replaced. Grass seed then will be applied. When finished, the lightstation will look amazing. All that is needed now is to address the dock issue and get some electricity. If that can be accomplished, the original Fresnel lenses that have been restored can be reinserted and the light at Cove Island will once more shine brightly. The Bruce Peninsula Spirit Singers Summer Concert August 24th Submitted by J’Nell Dilamarter won’t be disappointed. Remember & Sheila Peacock there is only going to be one concert. The Spirit Singers have once If you have never been to a Spirit again been working hard this spring Singers concert, this is a great time and summer preparing a summer to make it your first. There are no concert for your enjoyment on advance tickets to purchase but a free Saturday, August 24th, 7pm at the will donation at the door is greatly Bethel Church in Lion’s Head. appreciated. The choir has had many changes We are looking forward to seeing this season. Our new director is Phil all our old friends again and would English, whom you might remember love to see new friends too. was with us a couple of years ago. Phil has returned to us this season and brings such a wealth of knowledge and love of music and is a fantastic Bruce Peninsula director. We are thrilled that he is Submitted by Shirley Teasdale back with us. Hospice Katherine Crivea from the Bruce Peninsula Family Centre in Lion’s Head We are being accompanied by the is pleased to present a Bereavement Talk with poses with some of the children who attend the Family Centre. The Ferndale, very talented musician Terry Samuel. Lion’s Head & District Lioness Club recently presented a cheque for $750 Dr. George Harpur Terry is new to our choir but certainly to the Centre, which will be applied towards a fund for toys and supplies. “What to Expect not new to music or the area. We are Some 40 children attend the Centre during the summer. Money donated by very grateful that he has agreed to join When You Are Grieving” the Lioness club is raised locally, and distributed locally, and the Lioness us for this season. Club appreciates the support of local businesses and individuals who give Wednesday, August 28th, 2013 unstintingly to assist their local community. We have been busy learning 7:00 pm many new songs, very fun and upbeat Tobermory United Church songs and new show tune medleys. 5 Brock Street, Tobermory We also have been rehearsing some Refreshments and an opportunity to learn about, of the choir’s favourites in our music and walk the Labyrinth will follow Dr. Harpur’s talk. Consultant Will Offer Three library. We know you will enjoy this [email protected] evening of music so please mark your www.bphospice.ca Scenarios for Downtown Tobermory calendars on August 24th so you

The Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula has retained EDA Collaborative to suggest possible scenarios and strategies for downtown Bereavement Walking Group Tobermory. A Bereavement Walking Group will meet Tuesdays September 10th - October 15th EDA counts several waterfront townscapes among its corporate from 2 - 3 pm at the Beach Pavilion in Lion's Head. successes, including Bayfield, Gananoque and Roberta Bondar Park in Sault Individuals who are grieving the loss of a loved one will share companionship as they Ste Marie. walk/hike in the beautiful surroundings of the Bruce Peninsula. The length of EDA held two public meetings in Tobermory on July 22. They have walks will be determined by the group and led by trained hospice volunteers. designed a questionnaire and would like as much feedback as they can There is no charge to participate. get. The questionnaire is available at the Chamber of Commerce office in Tobermory as well as from the Municipality’s website. Please register by contacting Bruce Peninsula Hospice prior to The form may be mailed or faxed to the municipality at 519-793-3823 attending any of the walks. (or bring your form to Tobermory Press and we’ll fax it to MNBP at no charge). www.bphospice.ca The form may be filled out online if you have a current version of Adobe For more information or to register, please call Acrobat. 519-534-1260 ext 5612 or [email protected] EDA (and the municipality) are eager to hear how people feel about crucial planning issues like parking, traffic flow, sidewalk design, snowplowing and more. How do you see the community evolving? What should the phrase “downtown Tobermory” mean?

Plan to attend the Rotary Club of Northern Bruce Peninsula

BBQ Chicken Dinner Menu: half chicken, baked potato, vegetable, coleslaw, roll, ANNOUNCEMENT dessert and beverage SEPO ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Saturday, August 24, 2013 5 - 7 p.m. at the Lion's Head Arena ST. EDMUNDS’ PROPERTY OWNERS INC.

Adults: $16; Children under 12: $7 SATURDAY AUGUST 31, 2013 • 9 - 11 am Takeout Available • Cash bar: beer and wine TOBERMORY COMMUNITY CENTRE Tickets available PLAN TO ATTEND In Ferndale at Ellen's Pet Supplies & Brough's Service Centre Guest Speaker - TBA In Lion's Head at The Photo Shoppe In Tobermory call 519-596-8373 or 519-596-8188 EVERYONE IS WELCOME! Proceeds to Lion's Head Hospital where we hope to establish a helipad The Bruce Peninsula Press OPINION August 13 to August 27, 2013 Page 4 PUBLISHER’S Water Levels on Lake Huron and Georgian Bay: RANT Mother Nature Has Left the Building The water levels bounced back up above Chart Datum this summer. Many Last year, water levels fell below Chart Datum in summer and stayed are heralding this as a significant event and taking their fingers off the “worry” there into late spring, setting a new all-time low in January. That means all the button. navigational charts were significantly wrong (and probably will be again within But think about what Chart Datum means. Navigational charts show the a few weeks). depth of various shoals and obstructions. Chart Datum is supposed to be the But inaccurate navigational charts are a trivial inconvenience compared to lowest anybody could imagine the water level getting to... Lake Huron water the loss of harbours, docks, channels, beaches and wetlands. levels have spent much of the year below Chart Datum in 12 of the last 13 years, The International Joint Commission (IJC) and the International Upper despite wetter than average weather in the drainage basin. Great Lakes Study Board (IUGLSB) offer a bewildering array of graphs, statistics and theories, all of which, they say, are woefully inadequate to properly understand the situation. And of course it 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Today would be irresponsible to actually do anything without a complete 177.4 1.45 understanding of the situation, wouldn’t it? 177.3 1.42 Grey Line: Height of Lake But this is just obfuscation, showing off hundreds of graphs 1.39 177.2 Huron above Lake St Clair; where you only need one. 177.1 Annual Averages, right scale, 1.36 You don’t need to understand the precise impact of acid 177.0 in metres. 1.33 rain or global warming to understand the impact of dredging the 176.9 1.30 St Clair River. 176.8 1.27 Just look at the middle line on the graph on page 3 and the 176.7 1.24 grey line on the graph on this page: the height of Lake Huron 176.6 1.21 above Lake St Clair (and Lake Erie) is collapsing. 176.5 1.18 And you don’t need rocket science to see what is going to 176.4 1.15 happen next — Lake Huron will continue to drop another metre 176.3 1.12 or so until it eventually has the same water level as Lake St Clair. The shipping lane will become the Strait of St Clair. 176.2 1.09 Black Line: Lake Huron Water A lot of people who should know better have been suggesting 176.1 1.06 Level (Annual Averages, left that we should “be patient with Mother Nature.” 176.0 scale, metres above sea level). 1.03 But Mother Nature has left the building. 175.9 1.00 175.8 .97 The St Clair River used to be twenty feet deep except on the delta, where it was only four to six feet. And it kept Lake Huron Graph showing water levels in Lake Huron/Michigan/Georgian Bay (black line, nearly two metres above Lake St Clair. left scale in metres above sea level; Chart Datum is 176.0) and the relative Now the river is 27 feet deep — including right through the height of Lake Huron above Lake St Clair (grey line, right scale in metres). delta — and the IUGLSB admits that maybe it was overdredged to Lake levels go up and down, but the relative height of Lake Huron above Lake St Clair has dropped by more than 30 feet... Some areas have eroded and are much deeper. half a metre in the last 30 years and by close to a metre since dredging started in the St Clair River. Lake Huron has dropped to less than a metre above Lake For 1984-2012, average annual water levels have been used, taken from the Canadian Hydrographic St Clair. Service’s Great Lakes Water Levels website (http://www.waterlevels.gc.ca/C&A/NetworkMeans2013. This is not Mother Nature. pdf). No attempt was made to characterize intra-year variations. The 2013 values are average readings for the week of August 6 at Tobermory; the relative height calculation used the corresponding values We need to fix it. We also need to understand that the most from Belle River on Lake St Clair. important point in fixing it is not to bring the water back up. It took several hours of work to assemble this information. I wish there were an easier way... It’s to stop it from dropping further. Letter: Not Satisfied With Response From Staff And Council

On July 9th, 2013, a resident of that he was satisfied with his staff’s not be discussed at the July 23rd, 2013 the dumpster issue and what actions our community stopped at the garbage handling of the situation given that the council meeting because it had not been have been taken to ensure that the dumpster located on the Dorcas Bay information that his staff was emailing received by the clerk. John Bainbridge dumpster issue has been resolved. Road near the entrance to Singing out was obviously erroneous given the wrote that it would be discussed at the The question that we have to ask Sands. He opened the dumpster lid and pictures I had sent him showing the next Council meeting on August 12th, ourselves is whether we should we be it remained in the open position. As dumpster lids in the fully open position. 2013. satisfied with the response from those he was disposing of his garbage the lid Bill Jones’ response to me was that he on Staff and Council in their handling came crashing down on his head. He had nothing further to add. I have since noted that a paper of this serious safety issue that could was momentarily dazed and he received notice has been taped to dumpsters Dissatisfied with Bill Jones’ adversely effect the health and well a deep cut to his scalp. He was fortunate in the area indicating “CAUTION. THE response, I then emailed a note to the being of residents and visitors to this that he was not knocked unconscious DOOR WILL NOT STAY OPEN. PLEASE Mayor, the Deputy Mayor and the three HOLD”. area? or worse yet, killed. Councillors outlining the dumpster I am certainly not satisfied. Are When I became aware, I contacted situation and the apparent lack of I have not heard anything you? the staff at the Municipality seeking remedial action by the Municipality’s subsequently from our three Councillors their involvement to ensure that the staff. or anything more from Staff regarding Glenn A. Aishford, Tobermory incident was investigated and the I did receive an email response from dumpster in question was inspected to the Mayor, Milt McIver acknowledging ensure that it was operating properly. my email and saying that he would The I did receive an email back from follow up with staff. the staff at the Municipality a day Later, I received an email response ruce eninsula ress later saying that their investigation B P Psince 1988 from the Deputy Mayor, John Bainbridge determined that the bear proof dumpster reporting that my letter to Council could Publisher, Opinion Page ...... John Francis was working properly as designed. They Editor ...... Marianne Wood–[email protected] went on say that bear proof dumpsters 2013 Printing Schedule are designed so that the small door does Advertising...... Sue Smith–[email protected] not stay open and must be held open Theruce eninsula ress Customer Service/Advertising Sales...... Trudy Watson–[email protected] when putting in your bag of household B P P since 1988 Production Manager...... Scott McFarlane waste. This is so that the lid can not ISSUE ...... DEADLINE...... PRINTING CIRCULATION: Delivered free to all mail boxes in the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula. be left open by mistake and invite #13 ...... August 21...... August 27 Extra copies are available for 95¢ (plus 5% tax) at a number of peninsula businesses. unwanted visitors (bears). #14 ...... September 11...... September 17 I knew there were dumpster lids #15 ...... October 2...... October 8 SUBSCRIPTIONS: 18 issues per year by mail in the area that would stay in the open #16 ...... October 23...... October 29 Canada $42.00/year, Seasonal $3.15/issue (includes tax) position, so I visited the dumpster #17...... November 13...... November 19 U.S. $75.00/year, Seasonal $5.00/issue (in Canadian funds not taxable) in question and one other dumpster #18 ...... December 4 ...... December 10 International $140.00/year, Seasonal $10./issue (in Canadian funds not taxable) located adjacent to Dorcas Bay Road MAILING ADDRESS: P. O. Box 89, 39 Legion St., Tobermory, Ont. N0H 2R0 and Robert Allen Drive. I photographed 2014 Printing Schedule both dumpster lids in the fully open #1...... January 8...... January 14 HOURS: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. Closed Saturday, Sunday & Statutory holidays position. I emailed these photos to the #2...... February 12 ...... February 18 LOCATION: 39 Legion Street, beside the Legion parking in Tobermory. municipality’s Chief Administration #3...... March 12 ...... March 18 PHONE: 519-596-2658 or 1-800-794-4480 Officer – Bill Jones, requesting his #4...... April 9...... April 15 FAX: 519-596-8030 EMAIL: [email protected] involvement to ensure that this safety #5...... April 23...... April 29 Reproduction of editorial or advertising material requires permission of the writer, photographer and/or publisher. Any article issue within the municipality was #6...... May 7...... May 13 investigated and properly addressed. reproduced in other publications must credit the original author and The Bruce Peninsula Press. #7...... May 21 ...... May 27 Advertising is accepted on the condition that in the event of a typographical error, the advertising space occupied by the I received an email back from Bill #8...... June 4 ...... June 10 erroneous item, together with reasonable allowance for signature, will not be charged for, but that balance of advertisement will be paid for at the applicable rate. In the event of a typographical error advertising goods or services at the wrong price, goods or Jones later saying that the Public Works #9...... June 18...... June 24 services need not be sold at the advertised price. Advertising is merely an offer to sell and may be withdrawn at any time. The Department was treating this issue #10 ...... July 9 ...... July 15 seriously and he was satisfied with their Bruce Peninsula Press is not responsible for the loss or damage of unsolicited manuscripts, photos or other materials submitted. handling of it so far. #11 ...... July 23 ...... July 29 Letters to the Editor - The Bruce Peninsula Press welcomes letters to the Editor. Letters are published at the discretion of the Published by: The Tobermory Press Inc. editor and/or publisher, who reserves the right to edit for clarity, length and libel. Letters published do not necessarily reflect the I phoned Bill Jones afterward and P.O. Box 89, 39 Legion St., Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0 policies or beliefs of The Bruce Peninsula Press. All letters must have the name of the writer and a phone number where she/he expressed my shock that he was saying Ph: 519-596-2658 email: [email protected] may be reached (this will not be published except by request). The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 13 to August 27, 2013 page 5 Letter: Local Bear Thanks Generous Humans For Garbage Dear Humans, for me at the dumpsters more often? I particularly like long weekends because, Thanks so much for the delightful ‘smorgasbord’ that was recently left for typically, when some of you delightful humans come upon a completely filled me at the Hay Bay dumpsters. Imagine how excited I was to see a bag of garbage dumpster, you do me the honor of leaving the garbage outside the unit. What precariously shoved into an already-full dumpster so the lid would not close. joy, what bliss! You really have made things easy for me and I extend my sincere I couldn’t believe my eyes. I was out perambulating my usual boundaries that thanks. evening when I spied it. (Well, I smelled it actually. As you humans probably know, we bears have rather poor eye sight but our olfactory glands are ship-shape.) It I believe this is an important first step in establishing bear-human relations. took only a few minutes to pull the bag apart and sort through its contents to Also, I want to send a particular note of thanks to the person who stuffed begin my delicious repast. one of the dumpsters full with cardboard just prior to the August long weekend. I Of course, I had to watched from the woods with glee, knowing this dumpster would soon be filled to wade through countless the brim – hopefully overflowing. I applaud their ingenuity. This made it especially unsorted items: there were convenient for me to ransack to my heart’s content, given the influx of tourists plastic containers, paper and cottagers who would be divesting themselves of their garbage during our goods, recyclable cans and busiest weekend. Needless to say I was counting the hours until Monday (good bottles, bathroom items thing some folks ignore the sign that says “Household Garbage Only”). and other contraptions I Anyway, it has been a pleasure to collaborate with you humans again this would not care to mention year. Keep up the good work. (I still have some plastic Yours truly, in my teeth). However, I persevered and found some The friendly neighbourhood bear, Concerned about really tasty victuals. Did Ursus Tobermorius I leave a mess? So sorry P.S. If you could just arrange to our WATER? about that folks. I meant have those responsible, ethical, caring Come and share how we can work to go back and clean up, people who follow the rules, recycle, together to protect our inland lakes, rivers and bringing a few of my cubs keep their beloved town spotless and wetlands- a key to healthy shorelines. with me to help. sort their garbage see the wisdom of Perhaps you and I can my ‘anything goes/just leave it outside You are invited to a Community Workshop come to an arrangement the dumpster’ plan it would be greatly on where you leave garbage out appreciated. Lois Letcher, Tobermory Inland Waters with Sean Liipere Letter: There Is No Room At The Inn! Aug 24th, 1:00–3:00 p.m. least find better strategies to have people at the Lion’s Head Rotary Hall After having observed the over- and not be able to access anything. & crowding the past two long weekends, all Tobermory needs to decide how to better come in the shoulder seasons. I can say is we are over capacity in terms manage this overwhelming influx of The only saving grace this August Aug. 29th, 7:00-9:00 p.m. of tourists coming to Tobermory. When tourists. long weekend was it was sunny and the at The Tobermory Community Centre all the rooms are taken, the campgrounds From my perspective when we get tourists (who got in early) could access This is a free event courtesy of the Friends of the are full, the park attractions are full, the to this state, in addition to indicating “no all the activities. What would have Greenbelt Foundation and initiated by the Bruce visitor centre’s well runs dry and all the vacancies” on line, there should be signs happened had it poured with rain so tour boats have no room and there are outside activities were restricted and the Peninsula Biosphere Association. en posted outside the tourist information e P ins c u ru la still people wanting to get in and on these centre on Hwy 6 in Owen Sound and winds been too strong for the tour boats B B i n o o s i sites... there are too many people. p t to go out? a he ci again at Hepworth telling people that re Asso It is not in Tobermory’s long term Tobermory is full. I also think we should Sincerely, Dana Holmes www.bpba.ca interests for people to drive all this way stop advertising Tobermory overseas or at Letter: Bylaw Bullies Run MNBP Every day we hear of when pointing this out to Bylaw municipalities across Ontario passing Enforcement, Mayor and Council. I bylaws infringing on property owner’s received a second warning stating rights. The Municipalities of Northern that the order to comply still stood. and Southern Bruce Peninsula are no Since then staff and council has seen exception. fit to reword and instate a new bylaw I currently own 38.6 acres of incorporating the term ‘park’ and to vacant land in the Municipality of prohibit it as well. How convenient! Northern Bruce Peninsula (MNBP). It appears town council’s position is This land has been in my family’s to allow harassment, and to support ownership for almost 40 years, and their Bylaw Bullies until such time we have enjoyed hiking, hunting and they can rewrite the existing bylaws camping on our land since it was to suit their needs. purchased. This was always quite Be thankful the ‘Power of Entry’ legal until a few years ago. bylaw proposed by staff this past June Recently, while reshuffling did not pass. It probably would have our trailer from one location to if not for the concerned citizens who another, I was approached by Bylaw Continued on next page Enforcement. I was told I would be in violation of two bylaws and subject to a daily fine. Later, upon examining the two bylaws I found no mention of a parking prohibition. The bylaws only prohibited the ‘occupancy’ of the trailer. This fell upon deaf ears Bruce Peninsula Minor Hockey Association ® ANNUAL Fresh Food. Friendly Neighbours. Visit www.Foodland.ca BOTTLE DRIVE • In store Bakery • Fresh Produce • Fresh Meat • Deli Mon., Sept. 2, 2013 BAR-B-QUE SEASON We will be collecting IS HERE refundable •Charcoal • Pop • Juice • Ice bottles between • Burgers & Dogs & Buns for both 9 am & 12 noon • Ice Cream and Frozen Treats in the area Come in and • Fresh Steaks & Chops & Sausage Annual between Wiarton, check out our selection of Bottle Pike Bay, • Frozen Meat by the box Drive Miller Lake & Gluten Free • Fresh Vegetables & Fruit Tobermory. • Paper plates, plastic cups & cutlery, Products Mon. Please help support napkins • and more... Sept. 2, your local minor hockey players when 2013 they knock on your Open 7 days a week 7am - 9pm door. Thank You. LITTLE TUB HARBOUR TOBERMORY 519-596-2380 page 6 # 12 August 13 to August 27, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press

MNBP Bylaw Bullies their legal authority with respect to enforcement, and amended the bylaw not acceptable. Council needs to step cont’d from previous page private property, and based on these to apply to Municipal property ONLY! up to the plate and do what is right, not threatened council with legal action. separate opinions, I have retained Such should be the case here in the what is the easiest way out. Council is This sort of behaviour from our elected one of the firms. Such was the case MNBP. voted into office to represent the best representatives cannot be allowed to with the Municipality of the Southern Our councils must act interests of the public-not council or continue. Bruce Peninsula (MSBP) when they responsibly, or landowners must staff. DO YOUR JOBS DILIGENTLY instated a bylaw which infringed on start to file charges of harassment AND WITH RESPECT FOR PRIVATE I have sought legal advice from the rights of Sauble Beach property PROPERTY RIGHTS! two separate law firms as I am again to put council and staff in their owners. Upon the advice of two place. To punish the MANY for the Robert Bowman, Welland, being targeted and harassed. Both legal firms, the municipality ceased concur that the MNBP has overstepped transgressions of the FEW is simply Ontario Monarch Butterfly Festival August 24th and 25th At National Park Visitor Centre Submitted by Anna Barnett facing the butterfly population. Staff migration path. Monarchs from is the disastrous downturn in For the third year, on August will be on hand to answer questions. Manitoulin migrate south right the Monarch population caused 24th and 25th, the Escarpment along the Huron Shore at Cape by climate change and loss of The Bruce Peninsula is right habitat. The EBC is hard at work Biosphere Conservancy (EBC) is on the funnel in the Monarch Hurd. This year the big news story hosting a Monarch Butterfly Festival protecting vitally important land at the Bruce Peninsula National and has protected over 900 acres Park Visitor Centre in Tobermory. in the immediate Tobermory/Cape The program is dedicated to Hurd area. As part of the Monarch celebrating the incredible annual Festival activities, participants Monarch migration to Mexico and to will have the chance to visit the highlighting the land conservation EBC reserve at Cape Hurd, attend work of the EBC in its campaign to nature walks explaining the flora, preserve wildlife habitat. fauna and geology of the area and help the EBC celebrate the opening Thanks to the support of SK of its official Monarch waystation. Films, the EBC has been given permission to screen the film “Flight Join us on August 24th & of the Butterflies” at the National 25th at the National Park Visitor Park Visitor Centre auditorium. The Centre in Tobermory starting at film is currently a highlight of the 10:00am. There will be a schedule Ontario Science Centre’s summer of activities posted there. Help see IMAX screen program. In addition what you can do to help bring back to the film, there will be exhibits on the butterflies. the life cycle of the Monarch, the migration story and the threats now Photo: Group gathers at the 2012 Monarch Butterfly Festival. Wiarton Food Bank Renamed “Peninsula Community Food Bank” MARYDALE’SLike Submitted by Peninsula Community Food While each of these are independent reflect the communities that it supports. Us organizations, they do and will continue Bank Facility Upgrade Project Committee So, when you see the name “Peninsula On to work together to help those in need. In Did you know that there are currently Community Food Bank”, know that it Join Us Friday nights after 4 pm for our $6.95 meal deal fact, the Wiarton Food Bank has recently four independent Food Banks operating on is providing support to South Bruce LION’S HEAD HARBOURSIDE MUSIC LINE UP become the “hub” for all of the Food Banks the Bruce Peninsula? These are located Peninsula, Northern Bruce Peninsula, operating in the area. Aug 16th in the communities of Tobermory, Lion’s Cape Croker and areas of Georgian Bluffs 7:00 p.m. Kate and Hannah Sarnovsky Head, Cape Croker and Wiarton. Are you As a result of this “hub” designation, and Arran-Elderslie. the name of the “Wiarton” or “Wiarton 7:30 p.m. Larry Best aware that a fifth one is to begin operation A Healthy Community Begins with Salvation Army” Food Bank is changing in Tara this Fall? Adequate Nutrition. 8:00 p.m. Fallen Angles to “Peninsula Community Food Bank” to Aug 23 7:00 p.m. Brian Osbourne and Friends Whiskey Harbour Rocks Dispute Headed to Trial 7:30 p.m. Patrick Lima and Dustin McMullin 8:00 p.m. Cougars in America The longstanding dispute between Whiskey Harbour, north of Pike Bay. donations. the Whiskey Harbour Resort Association The adjacent landowner claims the The WHRA will hold its annual Open 7 days a week 8am - 7pm - til 8 starting June 28 and the landowner adjacent to the shoreline and islands are his; the WHRA meeting on Aug 31, 2013 at 10AM at the Main Street, Lion’s Head • 519- 793-4224 Whiskey Harbour Rocks is headed for trial. asserts that the shoreline has been used Pike Bay Community Centre. ALWAYS FRESH & FRIENDLY. MARYDALES IS THE PLACE TO EAT! This is a lawsuit neither side can freely by the public for a century or more afford to fight, but which neither side is and that the islands are (obviously) willing to concede. 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History of Water Levels St Clair is “about five feet” (152cm). dredging. through 2012 with its intention to do cont’d from page 2. Today’s “head” — checked this Dan Egan of the Milwaukee (approximately) nothing and asked for Bay Association (now of the Sierra morning, August 10, 2013 — is less Journal Sentinel picks up the story public input on the IUGLSB study and Club and Restore Our Water) was than forty inches (100cm). in his Sept 22, 2012 column. (Google the IJC decision. not satisfied that this was entirely a Lake Huron is the only significant Dan Egan and jsonline.com) They got an earful — from the “natural” event. She began to lobby for source of water for Lake St Clair, which He begins by noting that the public at large, from lobby and interest something to be done. means that a fall in Lake Huron levels IUGLSB study “...has been plagued by groups and from an international group In 2004, Georgian Bay Association should trigger a corresponding fall in controversy from the start, including of mayors. Lake St Clair. hired Baird and Associates, a Toronto the fact that it was co-chaired by an To their credit, the IJC recognized engineering firm, to study the water But the level of Lake Huron with employee of the U.S. Army Corps of the shift in public sentiment and level drop and find the cause. respect to Lake St Clair and Lake Erie Engineers...” shifted direction somewhat. has been dropping for 130 years. Baird’s 2004 report noted that “The study board has long “International Joint Commission’s there are many possible causes, but The Baird report added scientific framed the issue largely as one that Advice to Governments on the clearly — and measurably — the St credibility to the calls for action on the pits the desires of Georgian Bay Recommendations of the International Clair River is one of them. St Clair River. The International Joint property owners, whose wetlands-rich Upper Great Lakes Study” dated April 14, The most compelling proof from Commission (the US/Canada advisory shorelines stand to gain from higher 2013 included the following sentence: that report is the graph included on body responsible for boundary waters) lake levels, against the interests of “The Commission recommends that this page. It shows that the height of responded by calling for the issue to residents to the south whose property the Governments undertake further Lake Huron above Lake St Clair and be studied. could be damaged by erosion from investigation of structural options to Lake Erie has been dwindling steadily The IUGLSB study, released higher water.” restore water levels in Lake Michigan- since the 1880s. in 2009 ignored Baird’s data and “In 2010, the study board hired a Huron by 13 to 25 cm (about 5 to 10 in).” ROWI says the technology for this Prior to that, says Roger Gauthier concluded that nothing could or should former newspaper reporter to engage is ready and the cost would be painless of Restore Our Water, the three lakes be done, despite the fact that the river the public with social media, and in — $100-$200 million. moved up and down together, as Lake is now up to 70 feet deep instead of the winter of 2011 he wrote a story St Clair and Lake Erie have continued 20 feet. There was widespread feeling for the study board’s website that was Otherwise, the IJC recommends to do. that the report was “cooked” and that headlined “Lake Michiganders Don’t “Adaptive Management” which is code the USACE, still smarting from the Want to See Water Levels Raised.” for “suck it up and deal with it”. The IUGLSB Study states that New Orleans fiasco, was unwilling to the “head” of Lake Huron above Lake “The story was based on about The lobbying continues. shoulder any blame for the St Clair two dozen letters solicited by a member of the study board’s advisory group, and it said the majority who responded concluded this: ‘Leave Mother Nature alone’.” This strategem almost worked. It took over a year for the pro- intervention side to realize they had been conned and that the majority of people on the US side of the lakes do not oppose fixing the St Clair River. The International Joint Commission continued

REGIME CHANGE (MAN MADE INTERVENTION) AND ONGOING EROSION IN THE ST. CLAIR RIVER AND IMPACTS ON LAKE MICHIGAN-HURON LAKE LEVELS; prepared by W.F. BAIRD & ASSOCIATES COASTAL ENGINEERS LTD. This is the 2004 graph that proved a correlation between St Clair River dredging and Lake Huron water levels. Mary Muter and her allies succeeded in getting the International Joint Commission to study the issue, beginning in 2007, and finally to concede that something needed to be done. Is this a “normal” picture? Or is it a picture of a lake being steadily emptied by a reamed- out river? Restore Our Water, the Sierra Club and many other organizations continue to lobby on this issue, demanding that a series of sills or “speed bumps” be installed above the floor of the St Clair River.

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This year The Tobermory Health Please check one: Services Auxiliary (THSA) has spent over $26,000 to purchase medical ❏ Are you a Permanent Resident? equipment for use in Tobermory at “Our Home for Health”. The items ❏ Are you a Seasonal Resident? include: • Tympanic thermometer ❏ Are you a Tourist? • Tympanometer (for testing children’s hearing)  My vision for the Little Tub Harbourfront includes: ______• Second Ambulatory Blood Pressure ______Machine • Derm Cam (a derm lesion scope for ______use on the Telemedicine network) • Stress testing equipment  When I think about the Little Tub Harbourfront, I think about the following Strengths and Attributes: • Portable ECG recorder ______• Tono Pen (to monitor glaucoma) ______• Electronic eye chart • Mayo Stand  When I think about the Little Tub Harbourfront, I think about the following Challenges and Issues: ______The generous and continuing support of our community in our ______fundraising efforts has allowed the Auxiliary to commit to purchase these ______requested items in order to enhance health care in our community. Thank  My top priorities to include in the Little Tub Harbourfront: ______you for your assistance. ______The THSA has also partnered with the family health team in order ______to offer to the entire community the Shingles Vaccine Clinic. A service that is usually offered only in a much  Comments: ______larger community is now available locally. ______A new bike rack has been ______installed at “our Home for Health” for use by the public. It is a tribute to The questionnaire is also available at the Tobermory Community Centre, Chamber Office Tom Williamson and Adrian Verwegan who in the summer of 2007 cycled and on the Municipal website www.northbrucepeninsula.ca. from Victoria, British Columbia to Tobermory, Ontario (4,525 kilometres Completed forms may be: in 51 days) as a fundraiser to support 1. Emailed to EDA at [email protected] OR Faxed to EDA at (416) 362-7542 the construction of the new medical building in Tobermory. OR The THSA has recently formed a Hyperbaric Committee, chaired 2. Dropped off to the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula, by Pete Dean, to determine what 56 Lindsay Road 5, R.R. #2, Lion’s Head ON can be done and what needs to MUNICIPALITY OF to the attention of Bill Jones, Chief Administrative Officer Continued on page 27 NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA page 10 # 12 August 13 to August 27, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press Hundreds Attend Annual Lions Horseshoe Tournament Submitted by Bryan Loney Mobile Mechanic, Bernie Hellyer Sunny skies, balmy temperatures Construction, Lion’s Head Beach Motel, and light breezes greeted competitors Paul Annett Royal LePage, Summerhouse and fans alike at the Ferndale, Lion’s Park, EPH Tools & Machining, Dog Days Head & District Lions Club Horseshoe Painting, Celtic Sports and Art Camp, Tournament at Lion’s Head Beach on Ferndale Drive In, Lion’s Head Inn Homecoming Weekend August 4th. and Scott’s Home Hardware for their continued sponsorship and for going Seventy-nine teams registered out of their way for helping us with the before the noon deadline and proceeded fine details. to toss-off shortly thereafter. When the sand had settled and the beer had been Your continued sponsorship is consumed the Miguans family from greatly appreciated. Manitoulin Island walked away with the As usual, when hosting an event of Mixed Championship title with Cheyenne this size, civilians are drafted to help the and Cecile Miguans defeating Ken and Lions complete their duties. This year’s Ashley Miguans in the final. Meanwhile crop of Bev Richardson, Marilyn Bullen, Mike and Travis Kraag from Thunder Bay Maureen Loney, Robin Jordan, Louise and Lion’s Head defeated Jay Northey of Julian, Brenda Kearney, Sue Ellen Boyle, Wasaga and Ted Smith of Lion’s Head Nick Smith, Robert Brunk and Martin to win the coveted “B Division” title. Hogarth proved more than up to the “C” Division winners were Jerry Caudle task and helped take the pressure off of Lion’s Head and Johnny Bowes of the aging Lions. Thank you all for your Guelph who defeated the Reid brothers time and energy in helping us complete of Wingham and Lion’s Head. The most this fundraiser. hard fought battle of the day was the The next event on the Lions horizon Women’s Final which saw Velma and is the Thanksgiving Saturday Pumpkin Photo Credit: Sue Ellen Boyle Allana Mann become two year champions Toss and Lawn Tractor Races. Plans Photo: Cheyenne & Cecile Miguan of Manitoulin, Winners of the Mixed by defeating perennial champions Patti are underway to make this year’s event Division. West and Millie McLay of Lion’s Head. bigger and better than ever. The Lions All finalists received trophies and the urgently require competitors in Pumpkin Division winners received the coveted Toss and Lawn Tractor racing so get Lion’s Head Inn shirts in addition to their your contraptions constructed and enter trophies. today. Call Delbert at 519-793-3160 This year’s event was plagued by for rules and regulations and more scheduling anomalies and scorekeeping information. More information to come errors. The competitors faced these in the following weeks. challenges with grace, good humour The Lions are always on the outlook and sportsmanship. The beleaguered for new members so if you are interested scorekeepers wish to thank the players call any active Lion for further information for their co-operation (except for that one and to make arrangements to attend a guy…..). trial meeting to see what we’re about. The Lions organizing committee Thank you for your support. would like to thank sponsors Kevin’s Til next time……

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Submitted by Mary Lynn Standen The contest is a three part Preliminary judging is the second features The hunt is on for the 2014 Queen process beginning with Willie Fun Day stage occurring on Sunday, January of the Festival. Registration is now on Sunday, October 20, 2013. This 19, 2014. Fabrics & Gifts! day event will teach the participants open to secondary school students The big day, of course, is the who reside in the Town of South life skills on the topics of health, Even if you don’t quilt fitness, wellness, nutrition, fashion, Queen of the Festival Pageant to be Bruce Peninsula, Municipality of held on Friday, January 24, 2014 Northern Bruce Peninsula, Township aesthetics, financial planning, come in for a look, you’ll interpersonal and environmental at 7:00 p.m. in the Wiarton Arena of Georgian Bluffs or the City of Owen Auditorium. be happy you did. Sound. heritage. General information and Store Hours applications are available by contacting Pageant Coordinator, Mary Open Mon. - Sat. 10 - 5 Lynn Standen, at 519-534-9125. The Closed Sun. Terry Fox Runs On The Bruce - deadline for applications is Tuesday, October 15, 2013. Please register 66 Main Street, Lion’s Head Sunday, September 15th early to avoid disappointment. 519-793-4500 Lion’s Head M L S Meet at Bruce Peninsula District School (5 Moore Street), start time is REALTOR  ROBYN DEAN 1pm. The 1, 5 and 10km options are all wheelchair, rollerblade and bicycle Broker of Record accessible. Participants will enjoy refreshments and hotdogs at the finish ‘18 Years Experience Selling the Bruce’ line. For further information contact Vicki or Roger at 793-3872. Tel: 519.596.2519 Tobermory Cell: 519.270.0220 liveonthebruce.com Start any time between 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM at the Tobermory [email protected] Community Centre (#7420 Hwy #6) with the same route as last year. There are 3, 6 and 10km options. The route is wheelchair, rollerblade and bicycle Member of Realtors of Grey Bruce Owen Sound MLS Located Next to Much More Camping accessible. Peacock’s Foodland will once again be generously donating the Member of Tobermory & District Chamber of Commerce 7405 Highway #6 in Tobermory pop and chips.

Wiarton WATERFRONT WATERFRONT The Wiarton event will take place at the Bluewater Park Pavilion (George Street and Scott Street). Registration starts at 1pm and the run will be from 2-4pm. The 5km and 10km routes are wheelchair, rollerblade and bicycle accessible. NEW LISTING Inland Lake Cottage $239,000 Inland Lake Cabins $79,000 Three bedrooms plus loft, open concept, private, Two cabins with sheltered lake frontage, canoes AUCTION SALE sheltered, well treed lot, great family cottage on kayaks or paddle boat friendly. Adjacent lot available peaceful lake close to Lake Huron/Dorcas bay area. for $79,000 comes with driveway. EMBLETON AUCTIONS sold Friday Evening Aug. 23, 5:30pm WATERFRONT 59 Main St. Lion’s Head ON (Rotary Hall) GEORGIAN 23 sailboat (Lion’s Head Marina, viewing by appointment) TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF PRICE BY ABSOLUTE AUCTION Miller Lake area home/cottage Big Tub Harbour Cottage $279,000 on 24.84 Acres $179,000 OVER $56,000.00 INVESTED OVER $7,000.00 since May An amazing find!!!!!!!!!! Cute 3 bedroom cottage, with new two tiered deck Sweet home or cottage with lots of trails throughout A VERY PARTIAL CHATTEL LISTING and fabulous dock. Rare sandy shoreline. Opportu- the well treed acreage. private. Comes with furniture & appliances. In excellent condition, almost new! 1-- steel storage cradle (offsite), best looking, best equipped boat we have sold, virtually all major nity is knocking! components have been replaced, engine, sails, rigging, roller furling, 3 coats of bottom paint, rudder removed and restored, upholstery, windows and the list goes on and on. Complete log and bills of restoration available at preview day of sale 12-1pm or by appointment . WATERFRONT WATERFRONT 23 year old Antique Ford HD F150 4x4 ext. cab, over $14,000.00 spent in restoration to date, ice cold air, too many extras to list, looks and drives as new. Test drive by appointment only. Estate items include; fine antique ivory liquor, two antique ivory sewing kits, antique ivory puzzle ball, small tables, dining sets, bunk beds, quartered oak bed, fine Victorian Baptist Harbour Waterfront $449,000 oak dresser, kitchen set, small safe, Victorian oak sideboard, small harvest table, sewing Meticulously maintained Viceroy home/cottage. 3 table, lamps, large blue tin trunks, newer couch and chair, coffee tables, lots of good Georgian Bay Waterfront Lot Elgin St. $299,000 bedrooms, granite countertops, hardwood floors, Your opportunity to build in a spectacular spot with spacious master bedroom with walk in closet. In floor glass and china including Wedgewood and Royal Doulton, scales, fishing poles, unforgettable island views over Georgian Bay at the heat in bathrooms & basement level. Extra large tip of the Bruce, with the rugged beauty of the shower, in travertine. Includes built in units in Living Victorian pickle cruets, Cranberry glass, lots of jewellery, clocks, crockery, Sony surround escarpment. Islands of North Channel in view room & master bdrm. Decks, hot tub, DOCK! sound system, Gem novo Electric Piano DP40 in as new condition, and much more to be seen day of sale. View all the pictures at www.facebook.com/Embletonauctions. LOTS Maple Golf, close to Tob. 1 acre $23,500. 32 Acres close to Tobermory $59,000, well Willow Creek Crescent 1.49 Acre $23,000. Doug & Jordan Embleton Auctioneers treed and private. Waterfront Cape Chin North $184,000. 24 Acres Cape Hurd Rd, $49,000 potential 95 Acres with waterfront $295,000 for duplex. 519-793-6603 • 1-800-298-6086 89 Acres access from 2 roads $149,000 Corey Cres lots $49,000 & $69,000 with Voted number one 15 years in a row! driveway over 2 acres. COMMERCIAL 10% buyer’s premium • 0% selling commission on Real Estate! Dorcas Bay road waterviews for $39,000 & ‘The Sweet Shop’, location location location $795,000 www.niagaraauctions.com www.brucepeninsulaauctions.com $23,500. page 12 # 12 August 13 to August 27, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press Rotary Club of NBP: Dani Says Goodbye, Student From Chile Says Hello Submitted by Jack Hall Breakfast on August 4th at the working on this, and like a lot of Chicken Dinner on August 24th from We said farewell to our exchange beach, feeding almost 500 happy things, they move slowly. However, 5-7pm at the Lion’s Head arena. The student, Dani from Mexico, on July and satisfied customers. Remember, we will be needing funding. We feel it menu will include baked potato, half 23rd, and now later this month we will you will have one more opportunity will benefit everyone to have a helipad chicken, vegetable, coleslaw, roll, be welcoming a student from Chile. to enjoy a fabulous breakfast as close to this hospital. Imagine, if you dessert and beverage. There will be We are still in need of host families only the Rotarian chefs can cook, on were in a life-and-death situation, the a cash bar. $16 for Adults, $7 for for this school year. If you think you September 1st. We want to thank all time that would be saved if you could children under 12. All proceeds will go might like to host a student for 3 or 4 the non-Rotarians who so generously be evacuated by air rather than land. to the Lion’s Head hospital, hopefully months, call Cathryn Buckley at 519- lent their time and talents to this busy No comparison when time is of the for a helipad. Come out and enjoy a 596-8188. Cathryn will be happy to venture on Sunday. essence. great meal and support an important explain all that is involved and answer As we mentioned previously, We will be placing petitions project. any questions you have. It is a great our Club is spearheading a project around the community to gather We are still looking for new experience for the host families as well to hopefully establish a helipad close support from the public for this members. Anyone interested can call as for the student. to the Lion’s Head hospital. We are project. Jack Hall at 519-793-4530 or Doug We had a very successful Pancake The Rotary Club is holding a BBQ Greig at 519-793-6819. Update! The 3rd Annual Shoreline Dinner Cruise On The Chi-Cheemaun Submitted by Lois Letcher Island towards Cove Island. Final preparations for the Shoreline Dinner Cruise on board the Chi- One of the highly anticipated activities each year is the silent auction, which Cheemaun are nearing completion. will showcase more than 90 items, including: Toronto Blue Jays tickets, a signed Two additional corporate sponsors will provide financial support to this NHL hockey jersey, a signed Wayne Gretzky photo and print, boat cruise rides, Tobermory Health Services fundraising event: Darlene James, Broker RE/MAX jewelry, books by local authors, artwork, prints, Toronto Maple Leaf tickets, Grey Bruce Realty Inc. (Tobermory) and the RBC Foundation join RentCottage. local pottery, Via Rail tickets to Montreal, hand quilted items, wood carvings, com and the Owen Sound Transportation Company (both of whom also sponsored gift baskets and much more. All funds raised will go directly to support health the event during 2012). Corporate sponsorships help to offset the cost of this event care in Tobermory. and our goal is to have one more corporate sponsor on board before August 14th. While tickets for this event are sold out, new requests are being placed on a Musical entertainment will again be provided by the legendary Harbour waiting list. For more information on obtaining tickets or becoming a corporate Rats and by recording artist Bobby Dean Blackburn. sponsor please contact Rob Davis at The four-hour journey takes guests from Tobermory down the shores of (519) 596-8766 or Lois Letcher at (519) Dr. Ken Fenwick BSc, DC Georgian Bay along the renowned Niagara Escarpment, retuning past Flowerpot 596-8120. Chiropractor New patients welcome North Bruce Peninsula O.P.P. Report • Hands On Adjusting • Orthotics IMPAIRED BOATING = These penalties apply to anyone Despite the low fatality rate, Lion's Head Office who is caught drinking in motorized the OPP laid numerous charges for 75 Main St. (office of Tiffany Robbins RMT) IMPAIRED DRIVING and non-motorized vessels, including various offences over the weekend. Mon. 1-4 & Thurs. 2-5 As of June 22, 2006, boaters power boats, canoes, kayaks, jet-skis, These include 290 charges for not caught drinking and boating in Ontario sail boats and dinghies and other obeying the Move Over law, 6,052 519-477-3229 face the same penalties as those inflatable boats and rafts. charges for speeding, 83 street racing Wiarton Office charges, 375 seat belt charges, 96 for drinking and driving. Penalties Get on board...don’t drink and 623 Frank St. include: boat! charges for driving while impaired by drugs or having a Blood Alcohol Mon. 8:30-12 & 4:30-6 •3 day driver’s licence suspension Content (BAC) above 0.08, and 233 Wed. 8:30-12 & 1:30-6 if caught with a Blood Alcohol OPP REPORT LOWEST CIVIC distracted driving charges. The Fri. 8:30-12 & 1:30-6; Sat. 9 -12 Concentration (BAC) in the “warn” HOLIDAY LONG WEEKEND OPP also issued 91 roadside license range (0.05 to 0.08). 519-534-1991 FATALITY RATE IN TWO DECADES suspensions to drivers with a BAC in For boaters exceeding a 0.08 BAC: the Warn Range of 0.05 to 0.08. www.drkenfenwick.com •Immediate 90-day driver’s licence It was a busy long weekend for suspension; the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) as they stepped up enforcement across •Mandatory alcohol assessment, the province on roads, waterways and education and follow-up as a condition trails. On roads, the OPP was counting PENINSULA of licence re-instatement; on motorists to comply with the Move P •Installation of an Ignition Interlock Over law and they also looked for A on the boater’s vehicle (their vehicle, aggressive drivers, impaired drivers, APPLIANCES & TV not their boat); those in violations of seat belt laws and motorists who drove while distracted. •Vehicle impoundment for driving while under suspension; and, Over the weekend, the OPP reported one fatality on roads and •If convicted under the Criminal Code another fatality in a marine incident. of Canada, the boater’s driver’s licence According to OPP Commissioner can be suspended for a period of Chris Lewis, the 2013 Civic Holiday one year to a lifetime ban depending long weekend saw the lowest number on whether it is a first, second, or of fatalities in areas under OPP subsequent offence. jurisdiction in almost 20 years.

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Josie Mielhausen, residents in taking protective actions like streamside livestock fencing and Rachel McLay, Paige Mackie, Ali Mielhausen and Reed Rodgers completed the alternate watering system. last part of their Canadian Aquatic Biomonitoring Network (CABIN) training You might see some of these trained volunteers in our local streams over course on July 30th and 31st. Our Environment Canada instructors had the next few months. Please feel free to say hello and ask questions. We are never trained such young students and they were amazed (their words) at all trained the same way and we all have a passion for streams that we like how well our students fared. These ‘super’ students were joined by three to share with other people. local residents who are also now certified to measure and submit data on the benthic macroinvertebrates or bugs that live on the stream bottom. For further information on the project, you can visit the BPBA website These bugs along with water chemistry are key indicators of stream health. and view a link that shows all of the Six Streams test sites with photos and The certification is last year’s benthic data. recognized across the country and means that any local data collected and submitted can be compared nationally. All twelve local CABIN graduates will now use their training to volunteer for their course sponsor, the Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association (BPBA), and its Six Streams Water Quality Monitoring Project. Photo: CABIN course participant Paige Mackie practising BPBA is interested her kick and sweep technique for capturing bottom in monitoring our dwelling aquatic insect larvae. local streams in Photo L-R: The most recent slate of local graduates of the Canadian Aquatic order to better Biomonitoring Network (CABIN) field course: Craig Dawson, Birch Behmann, measure and Tana (instructor), Tim Pascoe (instructor), Reed Rodgers, Jenna McGuire, Ali understand any impacts from agricultural or septic tank pollution. The Mielhausen, Josie Mielhausen, Rachel McLay and Paige Mackie. Climate Comment For July 2013: A Cool Month With One Hot Spot! Submitted by Bill Caulfeild-Browne The net result of all this was a haven’t kept any meaningful records. July started out reasonably mean temperature of 19C, just half a However, commencing this month, warm, then got very hot for a few days degree above the long-term normal. August, I will be remedying this. before dipping to well below average Precipitation was a little above temperatures. The last nine days I have rigged a temperature normal, too, though it came as it barely managed to struggle to the sensor from the waters of Big Tub so often does – in just two or three low twenties and several days didn’t that sends a radio signal directly to storms. The most prolific was on the even reach that far, despite the fact my weather station. It sits a little 18th/19th when we got soaked with that this is typically the warmest time more than one metre deep and is 42 mm in the course of seeing some of the year. protected by a white metal pipe so dramatic clouds. The total for the as to minimize the effect of solar The short heat wave from the month was 64 mm, 9 mm more than radiation. (Just as air temperatures 14th to the 17th was the only thing “normal”. are measured in the shade, so too preventing this from being one of Winds were predominantly from should be water temperatures.) the coolest months of July that I the west with an unremarkable high have recorded. Conversely, the high You can see the water of 50 km/hr., though that was enough temperature during that period temperature in real time by logging on to restrict tour boat operations for a reached 31.8C on the 16th, the to my weather station at http://www. short while. highest July temperature I have ever weatherlink.com/user/billcb/index. recorded for Big Tub Harbour. The From time to time I have measured php?view=summary&headers=1. (You 598 Gould St. Wiarton, ON lowest the mercury reached was 9.9C water temperature by simply dipping may find it easier to go to my website, on the 12th. a thermometer down a few feet but I www.billcaulfeild-browne.ca and click CALL NOW FOR A TOUR on Bill’s weather station and then click on Summary. The water temperature 519.534.3357 is shown as “Extra Temp 2”.) Competent caring staff • Administration of medication Today, August 2nd, the water is • Help with baths • Home cooked meals 17.8C. More next month! • Laundry and housekeeping • Recreational activities • Short term stays available

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RYDALLPhone/Fax: 519-793-3774 CONTRACTING • Email: [email protected] Tobermory Press Inc., 39 Legion St, Tobermory Driveway & Lot Clearing Excavation Site Prep Phone: 519-596-2658 or 1-800-794-4480 Fax: 519-596-8030 Licensed Septic Systems Hydro Pole Installation Bobcat & Excavator E-mail: [email protected] • www.tobermorypress.com Screened Topsoil & Roll o Truck Rental Rental Aggregates Snow Removal Landscaping Call us with your ideas Rockery & Waterfall Forestry & Logging FREE Stone Rock Breaking ESTIMATES we’ll make them happen. The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 13 to August 27, 2013 page 17 In The Garden: Hints From A Mrs Gardener - More Of Gardening In The Bush: Root Interference Submitted by Joni the way I want, then the other side & so If you still feel you are lacking colour warm out then slowly taper off. Watering The trees that give us that beautiful on & so on till it’s finished. A master you can always plop in a pot of annuals. deep makes the roots go deep & will give cool shade do not cooperate at all when gardener would probably not do it this If it’s dense shade I keep a couple of pots the plants a strong root system, very it comes to planting a garden. The roots way BUT I’m only a Mrs. Gardener, so I on the go and switch them about, from important for your plants to build on. are so dense that it is all but impossible do what I want HA. sun to shade. When planting, dig the hole A good thing about planting under to plant under them. If we do manage to If the garden is one-sided, then at least twice the size of the root ball, trees in the shade is the plants do not plant an area, the same roots strip all the the taller plants go to the back of the loosen the roots, fill half way with soil, get as stressed as they do in a sunnier nutrients from the soil. BUT there are a garden. However, I also like to put some water well, then fill the hole, patting the spot. So give this method a try and let few things to try that may work. early bloomers to the back amongst the soil lightly. me know what you think. Carpet. The thrift store is a excellent tall ones for colour early on, before the After the garden is planted and all Happy Gardening, Joni tall ones appear. Keeping in mind the the decorative touches added (I prefer just source (not the kind with foam back). [email protected] 519 596 2389 Cover the area you want to work with, eventual size of the plants, this is where pretty rocks and/or pieces of old roots), right side up. If there are any holes, cover pretty rocks come in to use as fillers till water well, let it settle, then water again. Thanks to Bill & Dawn Loney @ these up from the underside, we don’t the plants reach their full size. Don’t Water this way for at least 2 weeks if Kepple Croft Gardens for the carpet hint. want the roots to sneak in (and they will forget to mix it up. You don’t want it to if they find a small hole). I still like to use look too green, going with colour, size and an old hose to lay down and play with texture. I love hostas with day lilies and to get the design I want. Then cut the then tuck a lacy fern into the mix. They carpet at least 6-8” wider from the edge really compliment one another, love that (we will cover this later with rocks - we do combination. have a few up here on the Bruce). Then For a part shade garden there are so cover the whole area with good topsoil, many plants to try, just watch where the Touring Gardens & Greenhouses at least 8” deep. If you’re using local soil most shade/sun is and plant accordingly. like I do, try adding some lime, approx. Halcyon Hosta is the bluest of the blues Open daily 9 - 5 until Thanksgiving 1 cup to a wheelbarrow full. Also mix in and loves a lot of shade. However if you some compost, manure and a bit of aged want something for a sunny spot you mulch, about a shovel full of each. Now can go with King Tut, it’s very yellow you’re ready to design & plant. and can tolerate a fair bit of sun. With ALL Oriental and ASIATIC LILIES If your garden is on the large size, Hostas - blues in the shade and yellows try laying a plank across to step on, so and most greens in the sun. Try tucking 60% OFF in August! not to tramp the soil down too much. If in some burgundies as well, Boneset it is an island garden, start the planting (tall), Huecheres (coral bells) (shorter) in the middle with the taller plants, then and I’m a huge fan of Rodgersia, Bug Seeds • Native Plants • Bagged compost/soils/topsoil Bane, Asteria Meadowsweet, all do well working out to the edge. Most would work Organic pest controls • Site Grown perennials/herbs • Trees/Shrubs around, but I like to do one side, get it in a shadier spot. Downtown Red Bay North COPA For Kids Program At Wiarton Airport 519-534- 2483 Submitted by Paul Kastner 14 Hea Road South Bruce Peninsula Youngsters from 37 Ontario municipalities were flown by local Flight 68 www.earthboundgardens.com pilots over two months at the Wiarton Keppel International Airport under the national COPA for Kids program. Harold Fly, Georgian Bluffs, Flight 68 captain, said that the Canadian Owners & Pilots Association (COPA) program is designed to acquaint young people aged eight to 17 with the joys of Wiarton aviation. “A side outcome their parents and other relatives from a broad area of the province are introduced to our great local airport.” Home Decor Assisting Flight 68’s two 2013 events to introduce youngsters to aviation through free flights were Friends of the Airport (FOTA) volunteers. This season’s program concluded on Centre July 20 when 88 youngsters received their wings. The previous month, June 22, 45 youngsters were flown for a combined total of 133 given their wings. Our knowledgeable staff at Wiarton Home Decor Centre are here to help with all your home projects. Flight schedulers were Jenn MacLeod, Sauble Beach and Grace Wood, Bass Lake. Jenn also was co- organizer with Harold. Last month’s pilots who volunteered their flying time and aviation fuel were Ken Loucks of Sauble Beach, Don Colter of Lion’s Head, Buster Wood of Bass Lake, Rod Matthews of Owen Sound and Oscar Burnside of Markdale. Don again was Ruth Berry Karen Bridge Amanda King Marilyn Norris Jocelyn Driver John Givens • Manager • Sales Associate • Kitchen Consultant • Sales Associate • Kitchen Consultant • Sales Associate the busiest pilot, making 35 flights for • Shipping/Receiving the 2013 season. Ground crew volunteers were FOTA were captain Hank Nuis of Stokes Bay, Monty Bennett and Glenn Goodyear of Wiarton and Bob Dolphin AUGUST IS OUR and John Burt of Georgian Bluffs. When the young pilots completed EMPLOYEE EMPLOYEE PRICING EVENT their flights they were offered free hot dogs and pop courtesy of Foodland, ON ALL FLOORING Wiarton. Food table volunteers were PRICING Paul Kastner and Pamela Crawford, of Not in conjunction with any other flooring sales. Oliphant, Lorne Schroeder of Wiarton EVENT Product must be purchased August 1 - 31, 2013 and Sandy Walker of Gould Lake. Harold noted most of the volunteers are longtime taxpayer stakeholders in the airport and are to be commended for their years of service on behalf CALL OR STOP IN TODAY! WE ARE MORE THAN JUST FLOORING of this wonderful facility. “It was gratifying to hear the many favorable OPEN Mon. - Sat. 9 am - 6 pm comments about our program and the airport from the parents and relatives Located on Hwy. #6 1km south of Wiarton Home Building Centre of the young flyers. We thank them for that appreciation.” s rr TM Phone: 519-534-5599 Fax: 519-534-3836 page 18 # 12 August 13 to August 27, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press Life Around Tobermory United…From The Desk Of The Lazy Theologian Submitted by Brad Inglis One of the best parts of working in the Divine as one. On the Saturday who visit. We see folks that we haven’t Well it appears that we survived Tobermory are the many partnerships evening our two congregations will seen since last summer and wind another Chicken Barbeque. I would that groups are eager to form. From host a potluck supper so that we can blown sailors who make their way like to claim that I did it all myself, August 15th to the 18th we have the spend time with the students and from the harbour to worship with the including plucking the chickens privilege of providing accommodations on Sunday morning we will worship various congregations. And as local but I’m sure I would be tarred and at the church for approximately 20 together. churches that is our role in all of youth between the ages of 16 and 20 the summer busyness, to ensure we feathered. With the help of more On Wednesday August 28th at and their leaders as they participate are welcoming places of faith where than 50 volunteers and many local 7:00 pm Bruce Peninsula Hospice in the Ask and Imagine program. there is room for all and the light businesses who contributed to the will present a Bereavement Talk This program is offered through the never fades. silent auction, it was a very successful here at the church and Dr. George Anglican Church and Huron College – evening and we served 517 meals. Harpur will be the guest speaker Brad Inglis is the student minister the Anglican Seminary, and is open to Many thanks to those who attended, talking about What to Expect When at Tobermory United Church. He can all young people from across Canada, worked at the event and donated You Are Grieving. Following the talk be reached at [email protected]. so they can experience a 2-week auction items – we could never have there will be refreshments and an University course challenging heart, done it without you! Events like this opportunity to learn more about and mind, body and soul. Together they are a good reminder of how vital the walk our Labyrinth behind the church explore academic disciplines such Community Centre and its staff are – everyone is welcome! as a venue to host events like ours, as history, philosophy, theology and Family Clothing & Footwear • $1.00 Cards the summer bingo, the Ladies Lunch, psychology and how they are relevant The city churches that I know & Wrap • Books • Puzzles • Toys • Infant the Men’s Breakfast and the list goes to each other and in the here and now tend to roll up their sidewalks during Care • Soil • Household Appliances • Propane Exchange • Candy • Pop on and on. It may be built of bricks of today. Exploring Tobermory and the summer and the unspoken rule is the surrounding rugged landscape is that you don’t have to go to church; • Stationery • Board Games and mortar but it is every bit as much and so much more of a landmark as Flowerpot Island part of their multi-activity, adventure- but not here in Tobermory. The four (and you can drive to it). It provides training expedition. What better local churches experience a swelling a central place for us to gather as a place than here, to explore spiritual of the masses. It is our opportunity, to For your community and welcome the visitors practices that feed the soul and create throw open our doors, fill the parking among us. a better awareness of the earth and lots and extend our hospitality to all Everyday Elizabeth Bazeley Smith Book Signing Needs Open Daily 9am - 5pm at Readers’ Haven in Tobermory 7024 Highway #6, Tobermory 519-596-2791 Submitted by Bev Sawyer On Saturday, August 24th from 12 to 3 p.m. local author Elizabeth Bazeley Smith County of Bruce of Miller Lake will be at Readers‘ Haven in Tobermory to sign copies of her three fine books of poetry: ‘Gifts From the Dead’, ‘Looking Down Through Water’, and ‘Shadows HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE Surrounding a Fire’, published in Ireland. This is poetry with an unusual difference. ‘Gifts From the Dead and ‘Shadows Surrounding a Fire’ unfold a family’s story through the moments that moved it along, COLLECTION EVENT explored in sensitive detail. Each is complete, and at the same time related, dealing th with times, places and events of the same family and having in common Ms. Bazeley’s Saturday, Aug. 17 unique and experienced insight. We are taken into their intriguing journey while the vivid nature of the settings provide environmental comfort in the everyday. ‘Looking NBP Municipal O ce, 56 Lindsay Road 5, Lion’s Head Down Through Water’, which was displayed at this year’s Sources of Knowledge Forum, is her collection of translucent lines that lead us and let us into their special worlds. 8 - 10 am This poetry weaves its spell through several readings. Acceptable items include: Paint Fuels Barrow Bay & District Pesticides Solvents Aerosols Batteries Sport Fishing Club News Motor Oil Propane Tanks Pool Chemicals Household Cleaners Submitted by Don Russell 11.15 lb Pike, 2nd place went to Jack Antifreeze Pharmaceuticals The Barrow Bay & District Sport Sweasey with a 10.14 lb Salmon and Fluorescent Bulbs & Tubes Fishing Club held their annual Fishing 3rd went to Colton Spears with a 2.67 Derby from July 13th to 23rd, 2013. lb Bass. For a complete list of collection events and types of materials accepted please visit We hold the event in Barrow Bay and We wish to thank our sponsors www.brucecounty.on.ca/waste-management.php our club members volunteer their for their support: Lake Huron Rod & COMMERCIAL, AGRICULTURAL, INDUSTRIAL WASTE, PCB’S, ASBESTOS, INFECTIOUS OR time and effort to this function. Gun, Leeside Restaurant, The Fish RADIOACTIVE WASTE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. The Club Executive wishes to & Chip Place, The Cottage Ladies & Containers with a volume greater than 30L will NOT be accepted. Please bring waste in thank all who contributed to another Men’s Wear, Miller Lake Timbr-Mart, containers that can be disposed of as containers will NOT be emptied & returned. successful event. Peninsula Out of Doors, Ferndale Foodmart, Fletcher Sports, Darylyn COUNTY OF BRUCE HIGHWAYS DEPARTMENT This years 1st place winner in the Bogue, Doug Stewart, Mermaids 30 Park St. P.O. Box 398 Walkerton, ON N0G 2V0 Adult category was Dawn Hepburn Secret and Cornerstone Golf. (P) 1-877-681-1291 ext.4 (F) 519-507-3030 weighing in a 15.51 lb Salmon, 2nd place was Mary Ellen McClean with a 14.13 lb Salmon and 3rd place was Stan Player with a 13.13 lb Salmon. 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Tobermory Legion will be hosting Monthly meetings for both the Ladies Don’t miss the summer Bingo at the Donations a performance by Fred Eaglesmith on Auxiliary and Executive will resume in Community Hall. Doors open at 6:30pm. September 19th at 7pm. Tickets only September. Enjoy the summer, thank you The Tobermory Legion Ladies Auxiliary run The Dunks Bay Memorial Fund is one $25.00 in advance, $30 at the door. The to our members and the community for its the BINGO’s. Come out and have some fun. of the Legion’s ongoing projects. Donations band will arrive in a couple of vegetable ongoing support of Branch 290. to this project are appreciated. oil powered school buses that he’ll likely The next executive meeting for Branch Pins park outside the Legion. Branch #290 will be Tuesday September Drop in, pick up a branch pin and Legion Hours 10th at 7pm followed by the General wear it with pride. Available at the bar for Open Thursday 3-11pm, Friday and Meat Draw Meeting at 8pm. Executive and General only $6. Saturday 3pm-Midnight, Closed Sunday, Come out any Saturday afternoon meetings are the second Tuesday of the Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. month at 7 & 8pm (except July & Aug). from 4 - 6pm for lots of fun and Pop/Beer Can Tabs Tobermory Legion Branch #290 is comradeship and maybe even win your The next Ladies Auxiliary meeting located at 7437 Highway #6. There is The Legion collects Pop/Beer Can dinner. And don’t forget to check out the is September 4th at 11am. The Ladies plenty of parking at the back off Legion St. Auxiliary meetings are the first Wednesday tabs. All tabs are sold by weight with illuminated sign in front of the Legion www.tobermorylegion.org for the Saturday Evening Entertainment of the month at 11am (except July & Aug). the profit going towards the purchase of Guide. DJ or Live Events will be posted. wheelchairs for those who need them. All Tobermory Library News: Craft & Storytime Days Continue Submitted by Katie to watch on line for free! recognize that trauma is an indivisible class, Matty finds the fullest bottles Can you believe that summer is The Trauma of Everyday Life by part of life. It takes many forms but of glue, and the fun begins. With a half way done!! Say it ain’t so Joe! We Mark Epstein M.D - Trauma does not spares no one. When we regard trauma squeeze and a plop, Matty pours a still have two more craft and storytime just happen to a few unlucky people; with this perspective, understanding lake of glue before belly-flopping right days on the 21st and the 28th as it is the bedrock of our psychology. that suffering is universal and without in the middle and finds himself stuck well as a Puppeteer on August 22nd Death and illness impact us all, logic, our pain connects us to the to the desk. When Matty’s dad arrives @ 2:30pm. All for FREE!! We hope to but even the everyday sufferings of world on a more fundamental level. at the school, instead of being mad, see you there. loneliness and fear are traumatic. The way out is through. he celebrates his son’s creativity and There is still time to get your Western psychology teaches that if we Too Much Glue by Jason Lefebvre calls him a work of art. Treasure cards punched, and your understand the cause of trauma, we - Although Matty’s art teacher has We know that in September, Adventure Reading passports marked might move past it, while many drawn warned him that too much glue never we will wander through the warm and ballots filled. Come in for all of to Eastern practices see meditation as dries, Matty loves glue. After all, he winds of summer’s wreckage. We will the fun! And for the adults ~ check a means of rising above, or distancing and his dad make oodles of glue welcome summer’s ghost. out Zinio for free magazines on line themselves from, their most difficult projects at home. One day during art and indieFlix for Independent films emotions. Both, Epstein argues, fail to Henry Rollins Another Great Evening At Harbourside Music In Lion’s Head Submitted by Helen Westover a severe hail storm at 5:30pm. But, the here all these years. He has a voice that On August 16th we will see Kate and Friday, July 26th, was another clouds were fluffy white, the sky was blue, draws you into the song as it tells a story, Hannah Sarnovsky at 7:00pm, Larry Best great evening of musical entertainment. and the crowd gathered as they do, once about Scotland, Ireland, or any other land. at 7:30pm and Fallen Angles at 8:00pm. It is always a wonderful feeling of again for Harbourside Music. The applauding crowd let us know we will On August 23rd, Brian Osborne relaxation when the crowd gathers, and The evening promised to be good. be hearing from Bill again. and Friends at 7:00pm, Patrick Lima and the performances get underway at the Gerry Goldie has been a part of the music The final act was Peace and Love Dustin McMullin at 7:30pm and Cougars Harbour in Lion’s Head. scene on the Peninsula for a few (?) years. Heidi. She thanked Gerry for introducing in America at 8:00pm. If you have not been to a performance When he is not singing, and playing guitar, her to the guitar. Her voice is strong and And I say again: “What’s the matter yet, we are in our 3rd year, and I ask, he helps with the sound system at the confident, as she quietly accompanies with you?” “What’s the matter with you?” Hard to Harbour, at Open Mic, and plays at venues herself on the guitar. believe the talent that is offered up each north and south of Lion’s Head. He sang Friday evening. stories of summer, BBQ’s, water, country With a grand beginning of Broadway life, and “Cheeseburgers in Paradise”. hit songs, sung by Carol Ann Duronio, Next on stage was Bill Muir, a Back to School? the evening was off to quite a start. As Scotsman, who has spent many years at she sings, she acts out the songs, and the campground just across the water gives the them a depth of feeling that from the harbour. After hearing him at Back to the City? adds to our enjoyment. The crowd loudly Tamarac Island 5 or 6 years ago, I wish applauded her performance. that we had known that this talent was Back to the Grind? Next came the duo of Tate and Riley Neale. With a local connection, I would think it would be hard to go on stage in front of a crowd of 150 or more. But, Tate was comfortable as she sang her way through many songs. Her brother Riley was her back-up guitar player, and was a solid base for her to build her songs on. The final act for the night was by The Birling Band. This is a group that have been on our stage before. They sing, and play their way through songs that I would call Canadiana, Maritime and Quebecois- sounding tunes. It was a great evening of music We will miss you, but You enjoyed by the many who made their way to the Harbourside Music evening. And for those that didn’t, as I asked before, Don’t Have to Miss a Thing “What’s the matter with you?” You should The Bruce Peninsula Press will keep you in the know! come!! Every Friday evening, at 7:00 The Janknegt Family and Friends p.m., until Aug. 23rd. are pleased to announce the On Friday, August 2nd Marydale must have had some special powers. All Engagement of day Friday, the weather was iffy. It might rain, or not. It might be cold, or not. We Cheri and Nate might need blankies, or not. We were Cheri and Nate will be home in unsure up until the last hour. Those who Tobermory to visit at the end of August, traveled from north of Lion’s Head, had so if you see them, Congratulate them!

Chad Mielhausen see info box on page 4 for details and Leah Sweiger would like to send a million thanks to their friends, family and community for all the generosity and support. We had a blast at the pork roast July 20th. page 20 # 12 August 13 to August 27, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press Wiarton Willie Festival Committee Members Announced Wiarton & District Chamber of Commerce President Paul Deacon wishes enhances community participation and civic pride. to announce the members of the 2014 Wiarton Willie Festival Committee, the reaffirmation of its Mission Statement and Objectives and the 2014 Festival Objectives timeline. •To promote local talent The 2014 Willie Team: •To create opportunities for local businesses and charities Chair Mary Lynn Standen, Vice Chair Dale Schnurr, Secretary Cheryl Arnold, •To promote Wiarton as a beautiful and friendly place to live or visit Coordinator of Media Relations Amanda Barber, Coordinator of Sports Leigh Grigg, Coordinator of Marketing and Promotion Koreen Ryan, Coordinator of Sponsorship •To support the establishment of the region as a four season destination and Volunteers TBA, Community Member at Large Jaime Balsom, Chamber of •To provide fun, entertainment and recreation to locals and visitors during the Commerce Representative Josie Myles, Chamber of Commerce Representative winter Todd Gibbons, Town of SBP Representative Danielle Mulasmajic, Lions Club Representative Bob Sadler, Royal Canadian Legion Representative Sharon Watts, •To enhance community participation and collaboration Meeting Place Representative Joanne Lancaster, Optimist Club Representative •To have fun while doing all of the above! Joanne Lancaster and Rotary Club Representative Mike Mason. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Team is forging ahead with partnerships which will enhance your festival experience. The Festival kicks off with the crowning of the 2014 Festival Queen on January 24 followed by the commencement of the 58th Annual Festival on George Funeral Downs & Son Friday, January 31 and Prediction Day ceremonies on Sunday, February 2, live from Bluewater Park starting at 7:15 a.m. Stay tuned for more event and activity Home Ltd. AND Funeral Home Ltd. information. Mission Statement Working together with Caring, To support and promote Wiarton Willie as a National Icon while providing Compassion and Respect a fun, affordable, family oriented winter festival that showcases the area and The Airing Of The Quilts Another Great Success Submitted by Helen Greig workmanship. 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John was recognized as a 33rd 8pm - Cougars in America bedroom cottage with water frontage Wharf, Flowerpots, Huron degree Honourary Inspector General and/or view for fall (September Reflections, Passing and Father & of Scottish Rite Masonry in 1999. He BOOKS FOR SALE - October), for 2 - 4 weeks each had been active in the United Church at the Son. Can deliver. Contact us at 519- and community organizations and TOBERMORY PRESS year. Please contact Gord Logan 337-6365 or [email protected]. was a director with the Chippewas of at 519-688-5465, Tillsonburg. - FOOTLOOSE ON THE BRUCE THANK YOU Nawash Post Secondary Scholarship By Maitland Warder FOR RENT Foundation. Visitation was at the - NOT WOLF, NOR DOG We would like to thank friends Thomas C. Whitcroft Peninsula Chapel, By Wilmer Nadjiwon 2 bedroom home for rent. Fully and family for all the kind words, 272 Berford St. Wiarton (519)534-5341 - RUN, CHILDREN furnished $800/month plus utilities. on Tuesday, July 30th from 7:00 to By Rita Baker 1st and last month rent required. support, assistance, cards, 9:00 and Wednesday, July 31st from - LETTERS, FROM JEAN Annual lease with option to renew. meals, goodies, phone calls and 2:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00. Georgian By Russell Ferguson flowers during this difficult time. Chapter #186 O.E.S. held a memorial - POSTCARD HISTORY BOOK In quiet area 10 minutes outside of service at 6:45 pm on Tuesday July of Bruce County Tobermory. For more information The Gonnsen Family 30th, and Cedar Lodge #396 held a - HEWERS OF THE FOREST FISHERS OF THE LAKES contact Marilyn Handley, Parks IN MEMORIAM Masonic Memorial Service at 6:30 pm Canada, at [email protected] on Wednesday July 31st. A funeral The history of Tobermory & St. Edmunds OKE, Neil - In loving memory of service for John Miller was held at St. Twp. 1870 - 1984, 2nd Edition (revised). MOVING SALE John’s United Church, Wiarton on my dear husband who has been Thursday, August 1st at 2 pm. In lieu of AVAILABLE Saturday August 17th gone for six years August 24, 2007. floral tributes donations to the following 9 am - 5 pm AT THE Neil had a heart of gold to us charities would be appreciated, TOBERMORY PRESS 1126 Dyers Bay Road Shriners Hospital for Children who knew him and loved him. (Montreal); Children’s Hospital (London Two kayaks in excellent condition Copying - Colour and B&W with car carriers, quilts, household We will always remember him. HSC), or Bruce Peninsula Hospice Inc.. Cremation with internment in Faxing Services, Laminating goods, antique cupboard, Much love, Eastnor Cemetery at a later date. Phone: 519-596-2658 tools - large and small Donna Condolences may be expressed online CASH only please at www.whitcroftfuneralhome.com Fax: 519-596-8030 ~ Church Services and Bible Study Times ~ ANGLICAN CATHOLIC MASS LUTHERAN St. Edmunds, Tobermory St. Margaret’s Chapel, Cape Chin St. Thomas, Tobermory St. Peter’s, Wiarton Sunday Worship 9:45 AM Sunday Worship & Youth Program Sunday Worship 7:30 PM Tobermory United Church Saturday 11:30 AM Tuesday Conversations in Faith 9:30 AM at 9:30PM Canada Day - Labour Day & Thanksgiving St. Mark’s, Lion’s Head Tuesday Meditation 4:00 PM Christ Church, Lion’s Head Central United Church Saturday 9:30 AM PRESBYTERIAN Thursday Ecumenical Bible Study 10:00 AM Sunday Worship and Children’s Program Knox Church, Stokes Bay In the Bradley Davis Apartments 11:30 AM UNITED WORSHIP - Sundays 10:30 AM Everyone Welcome! 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 #12 August 13 - August 27, 2013 page 22 Service Directory & Information Centre Tobermory Press carries Flags!!! Regular Meetings Tom We have the Canada Flag in stock and we can get custom MCAFEE & SONS made flags in any design you can think of. Clubs, Organizations, Groups, etc. call us TODAY with Contracting Ltd. We also carry Ontario and US flags corrections or additions to the Information Centre RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL and Poles to put them on. MONDAY •HOMES •COTTAGES•RENOVATIONS •CERAMICS • Tuesday August 13 - Saturday August 31 - Paul Murray • Chiropractic Health Talk, Lion’s Head Chiropractic Clinic, 2 Helen St., 6pm Made from high-quality Nylon flag cloth •WOOD FLOORS •CONCRETE WORK & FINISHING for vibrant colours and long life. • Alateen Meetings, Salvation Army, Wiarton, 7:30pm Gallery “Food-4-Art” food drive, downtown Tobermory Over 30 • NA Meetings, Nochomowin (Healing Waters), St. Mary’s Parish Hall, years as a Call Tobermory Press For More Info licenced beneath the Crowsnest, bring in food and get free art Lighthouse Rd. Cape Croker, 8pm 519-596-2482 carpenter 519-596-2658 or 1-800-794-4480 • S.B.P. 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Astronomy, at the POD near the Lion’s Head Lighthouse at R. R. #2 Lion’s Head 519-793-3257 Open 5pm - Not July or Aug) • The Writer’s Table, Northern Bruce Peninsula Municipal Hall, 1:30pm, call Pat


dusk Fax: 519-793-6423 519-793-3625 for information (1st Tuesday) • Saturday August 17 - “The Men’s Breakfast”, Tobermory Proudly Serving the Bruce Peninsula’s Electrical Needs • Tobermory Legion Executive, 7pm at Legion (2nd Tuesday Not July & Aug) • Tobermory Legion General Meeting, 8pm at Legion (2nd Tuesday Not July & Jim’s Water Treatment Community Centre, Rod Steinacher with the Bruce • New Hydro Services & Upgrades Aug) • Whole Home Wiring- New & • Women’s Ministries Sewing Group, Bethel Church, Lion’s Head 9:30am-2pm Peninsula Bird Observatory will be giving a presentation on Renovation (2nd Tuesday, Not July or Aug.) • Pole Line Service/Installation UV Lights “Pressure on the wild bird populations”, pre-registration for • Lion's Head Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Swan Lake Legion, Pot Luck Noon, • Commercial & Industrial new guests required by phoning Roger at 519-596-8200 or Meeting 1:30pm (2nd Tuesday) Maintenance Water Softeners Dave at 519-596-8373 before Aug. 15th, breakfast at 9am, ECRA/ESA Licence #7000342 • Free Estimates • Book Club, Wiarton Library, 2pm (3rd Tuesday not July & August) • Tobermory Library Book Club, 1pm (Last Tuesday - Not July, Aug or Dec) at coffee at 8am 24 Hour Service the Tobermory Library Iron Filters Residential/Commercial/Industrial • Tobermory Friends of the Library, 2:30pm (Last Tuesday of Jan/Mar/Apr/ 519-795-7000 • Saturday August 17 - 16th Annual Summer Classic P.O. Box 161, Lion’s Head, ON N0H 1W0 June/Sept/Nov) at Tobermory Library Charity Golf Tournament, Cornerstone Golf Club WEDNESDAY a division of Schoolhouse Creations 519-793-6117 131 Hidden Valley Rd., Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0 • Saturday August 17 - Household Hazardous and Special Fax: 519-793-6602 www.acnelectric.ca email: [email protected] • Food Bank, Revival Centre, Ferndale 10am-1pm • Top of the Bruce Wood Carvers, Tobermory Community Centre, 12:30 - Waste Collection, Northern Bruce Peninsula Municipal 3:30pm • Bruce Peninsula Environment Group (BPEG), Anglican Parish Hall, 55 Main Office, 56 Lindsay Rd. 5, Lion’s Head, 8am - 10am, see ad Street, Lion’s Head 7:30pm (1st Wednesday) this issue • Ladies Legion Auxiliary, Tobermory Legion, 11am (1st Wednesday - Not, July • Saturday August 17 - Whiskey Harbour Rocks or Aug) Decks & Docks - Pole Docks • Tower Docks • Lioness Club, Swan Lake Legion, 8pm (1st Wednesday -Not July or Aug) Association 3rd Annual Garage Sale, 8am - “Donations • Floating Docks • Lion's Club, Swan Lake Legion, 6:30pm (2nd & 4th Wednesday - Not July or needed” call Brad Sale 519-793-6883 Aug) Boat Lifts - Cantilever, Vertical and Roller Lifts • Bruce Peninsula Society Of Artists, Anglican Parish Hall, Lion’s Head 1:30pm Along with Marine Railways • Saturday August 17 - Pig Roast, By The Bay Store in Pike (4th Wednesday) Bay, Live Band, Kids Games at 1pm, tickets $14/adult, • Bruce Peninsula Health Services Foundation, Foundation Office, 369 Mary Also - Dealing with Physically Challenged Needs St., Wiarton, 10am (Last Wednesday) $7/children, dinner starts 4:30/5pm THURSDAY • Saturday August 17 - Household Hazardous and Special • 1st Chi-Cheemaun Beavers, Light & Life Community Chapel Tobermory, Reg Coady 519-270-6060 6:15-7:30pm (not July & August) Waste Collection, Amabel Works Yard, 413 Municipal Road, We do Servicing • Friends of Bill W, Bethel Church, Lion’s Head, 8pm Yearly REID SERVICES Tobermory to Sauble Beach, 12 noon - 3pm Check-over Heating and Cooling Owen Sound • Al-Anon Meeting, St. Johns United Church, Wiarton 7:30pm • Al-Anon Meeting, Bethel Missionary Church, Lion’s Head, 8pm • Monday August 19 - Bayside Astronomy, Miller’s Family Installation & Service of Residential • Wiarton Rotary Club, Royal Canadian Legion, Berford St. Wiarton, 6pm Camp at the baseball diamond at dusk • propane/natural gas • rooftop units • Lion’s Head Legion Meetings Executive 1:15pm General 2pm Swan Lake • Wednesday August 21 - Bayside Astronomy, • furnaces • water heaters Legion (1st Thursday) HPLUMBING&H Summerhouse Park on Miller Lake at dusk • fireplaces • infrared heaters • Lads & Lassies, Municipal Office - 1st Thursday, Meeting, 10am, 3rd Thursday Sales • Service • Installation Potluck and Games • Thursday August 22 - Bayside Astronomy, Singing Sands • water heaters • tube heaters • Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary, Hospital Board Room, Lion’s Head, 1:30pm • boilers • package units (1st Thursday - Not Jan.) 519-793-3004 near Tobermory at dusk “Specializing in quality workmanship" • Barrow Bay & District Sports Fishing Association, Rotary Hall, Lion’s Head, • Thursday August 22 - A Puppeteer at the Tobermory 7:30pm (1st Thursday - April - October) Licensed and Insured Dave Henderson Library, admission is free, 2:30pm • Wiarton Legion Executive, Wiarton Legion 8pm (1st Thursday) Licenced Plumber Doug Reid 519-793-3242 • Lion’s Head • Wiarton Legion Membership, Wiarton Legion 2pm (1st Thursday) • Friday August 23 & Saturday August 24 - Bayside • Bruce Peninsula Tourist Association Board Meeting & Mingle, (2nd Astronomy, at the POD near the Lion’s Head Lighthouse at Nathan Handley Thursday), Ferndale Park & Information Centre meeting room 10am-noon Certified Electrician • Wiarton Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Wiarton Legion 8pm (2nd Thursday) dusk • Friendship Club, Lion’s Head, Business Meeting 1:30pm (4th Thursday, • Saturday August 24 - Story in Poetry signing at Reader’s September - June) • Central Bruce SnoDrifters, Call 519-793-6685 for location, 7pm (3rd Thursday) Haven Book Store, Tobermory, 3 books by Elizabeth • Tobermory Snowmobile Club 7pm, Drs. Residence behind Tobermory Clinic Bazeley, including “Shadows Surrounding a Fire”, “Gifts (3rd Thursday of Oct., Nov., Dec., Jan., Feb., & Mar. ONLY) From the Dead” & “Looking Down Through Water”, 12 noon - • Commercial/Residential • Stokes Bay Community Centre, 8pm Monthly meeting (4th Thursday except LICENSED CARPENTER SEAN HICKEY • 24 hr. Emergency Service Dec. Jan. & Feb.) 3pm FRIDAY www.hcrbuilding.com • Quotes Available • Food Bank, Revival Centre, Ferndale 10am-1pm • Saturday August 24 - BBQ Chicken Dinner, Sponsored by • Book Club, Lion's Head Library, 2pm (Last Friday) the Rotary Club of Northern Bruce Peninsula, Lion’s Head • Wiarton Friends of the Library, Ross Whicher Centre (corner of William & 519-596-2160 Tobermory, ON 519-270-3517 Brown St.,) Wiarton, 9:30am (2nd Friday) Arena, Adults $16/Children under 12 $7, proceeds to the Lion’s Head Hospital, 5pm - 7pm, see ad this issue Custom Homes, Additions& 30 • Saturday August 24 - Bruce Peninsula Spirit Singers Renovations OVER E HEL present their summer concert, Bethel Church, Lion’s Head, years I LY RN E free will donation at the door, 7pm experience E R • Saturday August 24 - Community Workshop on Inland B CONTRACTING Waters, Lion’s Head Rotary Hall, for more information please visit www.bpba.ca or contact Sean Liipere, Program •sand •gravel•topsoil Manager at [email protected], everyone welcome, •bulldozing & backhoe 1pm - 3pm, see ad this issue Custom Builders on the •rockbreaking • Saturday August 24 - Sunday August 25 - Monarch Bruce Peninsula Buttterfly Festival, hosted by the Escarpment Biosphere •licenced aerobic and standard for over 20 years Conservancy, Bruce Peninsula National Park Visitor Centre, septic systems starts 10am both days • Monday August 26 - Bayside Astronomy, Miller’s Family LION’S HEAD 519-793-3377 Camp at the baseball diamond at dusk

• Wednesday August 28 - Bayside Astronomy, Summerhouse Park on Miller Lake at dusk • Wednesday August 28 - Bereavement Talk with Dr. George Harpur “What to Expect When You Are Grieving”, sponsored by the Bruce Peninsula Hospice, Tobermory United Church, 7pm, see ad this issue • Thursday August 29 - Bayside Astronomy, Singing Sands near Tobermory at dusk • Thursday August 29 - Community Workshop on Inland Waters, Tobermory Community Centre, for more information please visit www.bpba.ca or contact Sean Liipere, Program Manager at [email protected], everyone welcome, 7pm - 9pm, see ad this issue • Friday August 30 & Saturday August 31 - Bayside Astronomy, at the POD near the Lion’s Head Lighthouse at dusk • Saturday August 31 - Whiskey Harbour Rocks Association Annual Meeting, Pike Bay Community Centre, 10am • Saturday August 31 - St. Edmund’s Property Owners Inc. Annual General Meeting, Tobermory Community Centre, Everyone Welcome, 9am - 11am, see ad this issue • Saturday August 31 & Sunday September 1 - Bruce Peninsula Studio Tour organized by The Bruce Peninsula Society of Artists, 18 or more studios between Mar & Tobermory, 10am - 4pm • Monday September 2 - Bruce Peninsula Minor Hockey ANNUAL BOTTLE DRIVE, from Wiarton - Tobermory, 9am-noon, see ad this issue • Saturday September 7 - 2013 Chi-Cheemaun Shoreline Dinner Cruise Fundraiser, for tickets and information contact Rob 519-596-8766, Sandi 519-596-8038 or Lois 519-596-8120, 6pm • Sunday September 15 - Terry Fox Run - Tobermory - between 9:30am - 12:30pm. Tobermory Community Centre, Lion’s Head - 1pm, Bruce Peninsula District School, Wiarton - Bluewater Park Pavilion, registration at 1pm and run will be from 2pm - 4pm • Saturday October 12 - Paraphernalia Sale, Tobermory Community Centre, 10am - 3pm • Saturday October 12 - Annual Pumpkin Toss and Lawn Tractor Races, for rules and regulations call Delbert Richardson 519-793-3610 The Bruce Peninsula Press #12 August 13 - August 27, 2013 page 23 Service Directory & Information Centre

Mike Mosiuk TOP TO BOTTOM RENO’S Fun & Games & Things To Do STORAGE Renovations, Decks, Cottage Care Clubs, Organizations, Groups, etc. call us TODAY with Boats • RV’s • Autos • Household — 2 Secure Locations Tobermory & Local Area RUSSELL INSTALLATIONS INC. 519-596-2001 • 519-377-4775 (Cell) corrections or additions to the Information Centre [email protected] MONDAY GENERAL CONTRACTING FREE ESTIMATES • Tai Chi, Tobermory, 10am-noon, Singing Sands, 519-596-8003 519-577-4011 • [email protected] • Tuesday August 13 - Saturday August 31 - Paul Murray • Nia, Lion’s Head, 10am & 7pm call 519-793-4687 for details Gallery “Food-4-Art” food drive, downtown Tobermory • Tobermory Thrift Shop, Country Church Hwy. #6, 1-4pm beneath the Crowsnest, bring in food and get free art Ferndale Plumbing • Bid Euchre, Friendship Club, Lion’s Head 1pm Tyndall Haulage • Darts, Lion’s Head Legion, Swan Lake, 1pm, Everyone Welcome • Tuesday August 13 - Monday October 14 - “Wild About Small Jobs Welcomed • Tobermory Bridge Club, Seniors Building, Patio Entrance, 1pm Gravel the Bruce” art show Parks Canada Visitor Centre • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm Topsoil  
  


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• Lion's Head Bridge Club, Hospital Board Room, Lion’s Head 1pm • Excavator • Dozer • Mini-Excavator dusk 519-378-4452 • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm • Foundations Excavated • Lot Preparation • Coffee & Knitting Tuesdays, Tobermory Library, 1 - 4pm • Saturday August 17 - “The Men’s Breakfast”, Tobermory 0in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 • Trucking • Landscaping • Bereavement Walking Group, Meet at Lion’s Head Beach Pavilion 2pm, Sept. 10 - Oct. 15 Community Centre, Rod Steinacher with the Bruce • Yoga, Bruce Peninsula Family Centre, 2 Alexander St., Lion’s Head, 6:15-7:45pm • Sand - Gravel - Topsoil • Ontario Early Years, Early Learning Playgroup, St. Edmunds School Library, Tobermory, • Licensed Septic System Installations Peninsula Bird Observatory will be giving a presentation on 10-11:30am (2nd & 4th Tuesday of Month) “Pressure on the wild bird populations”, pre-registration for WEDNESDAY Phone: 519-534-1756 • Cell: 519-373-7768 • Gentle Chair Yoga, 136 Lakewood Country Lane, 9:30-10:30am, for more info Kristin Email: [email protected] new guests required by phoning Roger at 519-596-8200 or 519-793-4488 until Oct. 31 Dave at 519-596-8373 before Aug. 15th, breakfast at 9am, • Coffee Connection, Seniors Connect, 90 Main St. Lion’s Head 10am-12pm • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm Liverance Haulage coffee at 8am • Nia, Tobermory United Church, 11:30am call 519-793-4687 for details • Saturday August 17 - 16th Annual Summer Classic • Tobermory Thrift Shop, Country Church Hwy. #6, 1-4pm • Jamboree, Wiarton Legion, 2 - 5pm • Sand • Gravel • Topsoil • Stone Charity Golf Tournament, Cornerstone Golf Club • Storytime & Craft, Tobermory Library, for children, 2:30pm Free • Site Preparation • Driveways • Saturday August 17 - Household Hazardous and Special • Youth Ministry Program, Pentecostal Country Church, Ferndale, 3:30pm • Septic Systems • Landscaping • Salsa Dancing, Tobermory Meeting Place, 6:30-7:30pm, until June 26 Waste Collection, Northern Bruce Peninsula Municipal • BINGO, Tobermory Community Centre, Doors Open 6:30, until Sept. 25 Office, 56 Lindsay Rd. 5, Lion’s Head, 8am - 10am, see ad * • Darts, Wiarton Legion 7pm Call Terry this issue Marshall • Stokes Bay Euchre, Stokes Bay Community Centre, 8pm Cell: 519-374-3710 THURSDAY • Saturday August 17 - Whiskey Harbour Rocks Home: 519-534-0091 MIELHAUSEN • Drummers Group, United Church, Tobermory, 11am Association 3rd Annual Garage Sale, 8am - “Donations • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm Shop: 519-534-0947 ROOFING LTD. • Tobermory Thrift Shop, Country Church Hwy. #6, 1-4pm needed” call Brad Sale 519-793-6883 • Tobermory Bridge Club, Tobermory United Church, 1pm • Saturday August 17 - Pig Roast, By The Bay Store in Pike • Boys & Girls Club, Light & Life Chapel, Tobermory, Ages 3 -11 years , 3:45 - 5:15pm Does Advertising Work? Home: 519-596-2838 Bay, Live Band, Kids Games at 1pm, tickets $14/adult, FRIDAY If you’re reading this, Cell: 519-379-8891 • Nia, Lion’s Head, 10am call 519-793-4687 for details $7/children, dinner starts 4:30/5pm • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm & 7-11pm then I guess so. Free Estimates • Fully Insured • Tobermory Thrift Shop, Country Church Hwy. #6, 1-4pm • Saturday August 17 - Household Hazardous and Special • Bridge, Lion's Head Legion, Swan Lake,1pm Waste Collection, Amabel Works Yard, 413 Municipal Road, • Youth Ministry Program, Pentecostal Country Church, Ferndale, 3:30pm THIS COULD BE YOU! • Car & Bike Show, Stokes Bay General Store, 5:30pm starts June 21 Sauble Beach, 12 noon - 3pm ads start at $32.* & HST per issue Bob Hofstrand • Euchre, Lion's Head Legion, Swan Lake, 7:30pm • Monday August 19 - Bayside Astronomy, Miller’s Family • Open AA Meeting, Maadookii Centre, Cape Croker, 8pm Call Trudy today to get started SATURDAY Camp at the baseball diamond at dusk Seamless Eavestrough • Farmers Market, at the Beach Pavilion in Lion’s Head, 9-11am 519-596-2658 • Wednesday August 21 - Bayside Astronomy, • Christian Day Camp, for ages 4-11, Light & Life Chapel (except holiday weekends), call •multiple issue discounts available ahead 519-596-2684 Summerhouse Park on Miller Lake at dusk Installation & Cleaning • Tobermory Thrift Shop, Country Church Hwy. #6, 1-4pm Proud to be Playing in Dirt for 45 years • Thursday August 22 - Bayside Astronomy, Singing Sands • Special Entertainment, Wiarton Legion, 3-6pm 1968 - 2013 near Tobermory at dusk • Meat Draw & Fun Times, Tobermory Legion, 4-6pm • Traditional Old Tyme Dance, 136 Lakewood Country Lane, 7:30pm, for info 519-793-4488 • Thursday August 22 - A Puppeteer at the Tobermory Box 936, Lion’s Head, ON, N0H 1W0 SUNDAY Library, admission is free, 2:30pm 519-793-4903 • Farmers Market, Tobermory Meeting Place, 10am-1pm • Campfires, sponsored by Light & Life Chapel, Tobermory, 7:30pm, call 519-596-2684 for • Friday August 23 & Saturday August 24 - Bayside location Call us for Astronomy, at the POD near the Lion’s Head Lighthouse at Glen’s Electrical Services • BINGO, Stokes Bay Community Centre, Doors Open 6pm (until Oct. 13) Screened Topsoil dusk Residential • Commercial • Industrial Libraries ‘YOU CALL – WE HAUL’ • Saturday August 24 - Story in Poetry signing at Reader’s 25 Yrs. Experience Tobermory Sun. & Mon. 12:30 - 4:30; Tues. Closed; Wed. - Sat. 10:30 - 5 •WASHED STONE (all sizes) Haven Book Store, Tobermory, 3 books by Elizabeth Lion’s Head - Mon. 10 - 5; Wed 10 - 5; Fri. 10 - 5; Sat 10 - 2 •CEMENT GRAVEL Wiarton - Tues. 10 - 7; Wed. 10 - 6; Thurs. 10 - 7;Fri. 10 - 6; Bazeley, including “Shadows Surrounding a Fire”, “Gifts HUNTER •DRIVEWAY GRAVEL Sat. 10 - 2; Sun. 1 - 4 Haulage From the Dead” & “Looking Down Through Water”, 12 noon - & Excavating Inc. •EXCAVATION Landfill •ROCKBREAKING •SEPTIC 3pm Glen Nantau L I O N ’ S H E A D [email protected] St. Edmunds Site – 71 McArthur Road SYSTEMS • Saturday August 24 - BBQ Chicken Dinner, Sponsored by June 1 to Sep 30 - Mon, Wed, Sat & Sun 10-4:30 USED CULVERTS FOR SALE - 1/2 PRICE the Rotary Club of Northern Bruce Peninsula, Lion’s Head 519-378-3414 Oct 1 to Dec 31 - Mon, Wed & Sat 12-4:30 ALTON HUNTER OFFICE: 519-793-3213 TROY HUNTER Jan 1 to Mar 31 - Wed & Fri 9-5 519-374-4367 FAX: 519-793-3499 519-372-6396 Arena, Adults $16/Children under 12 $7, proceeds to the Tobermory • ecra/esa #7009652 Apr 1 to May 31 - Mon, Wed & Sat 10-4:30 Eastnor Site – 1252 West Road: Lion’s Head Hospital, 5pm - 7pm, see ad this issue June 1 to Sep 30 - Mon, Wed, Sat & Sun 10-4:30 • Saturday August 24 - Bruce Peninsula Spirit Singers E HEL Tobermory Press Inc. Oct 1 to Dec 31 - Mon, Wed & Sat 12-4:30 present their summer concert, Bethel Church, Lion’s Head, NI LY Jan 1 to Mar 31 - Mon & Tues 9-5 Your Local Pumper R E Apr 1 to May 31 - Mon, Wed & Sat 10-4:30 free will donation at the door, 7pm R Lindsay Site – 627 Ira Lake Road: • Saturday August 24 - Community Workshop on Inland E • Signs - Full Colour Billboards June 1 to Sep 30 - Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sun 10-4:30 B Oct 1 to Dec 31 - Tues, Thurs & Sat 12-4:30 Waters, Lion’s Head Rotary Hall, for more information please • Vinyl lettering Jan 1 to Mar 31 - Thurs 9-5 & Sat Noon - 4:30 visit www.bpba.ca or contact Sean Liipere, Program • Invoices Apr 1 to May 31 - Tues, Thurs & Sat 10-4:30 Manager at [email protected], everyone welcome, • Registration Forms Bruce Peninsula Adult Learning Centre 1pm - 3pm, see ad this issue G.E.D., Computer, Essential Skills, Upgrading • Saturday August 24 - Sunday August 25 - Monarch • Business Cards Mon. to Thurs. 9 am to 5 pm; Fri. 9 am - 4 pm; Wed. Evenings 6 - 8:30 pm 576 Edward St., Wiarton 519-534-4911 Buttterfly Festival, hosted by the Escarpment Biosphere • Envelopes Conservancy, Bruce Peninsula National Park Visitor Centre, • Menus & More ruce eninsula ress starts 10am both days B P P • Monday August 26 - Bayside Astronomy, Miller’s Family www.tobermorypress.com Next Deadline Aug. 21 Printing Aug. 27 Camp at the baseball diamond at dusk 39 Legion St., Tobermory 519-596-2658 For a complete printing schedule see page 4

• Wednesday August 28 - Bayside Astronomy, Summerhouse Park on Miller Lake at dusk • Wednesday August 28 - Bereavement Talk with Dr. George Harpur “What to Expect When You Are Grieving”, sponsored by the Bruce Peninsula Hospice, Tobermory United Church, 7pm, see ad this issue • Thursday August 29 - Bayside Astronomy, Singing Sands near Tobermory at dusk • Thursday August 29 - Community Workshop on Inland Waters, Tobermory Community Centre, for more information please visit www.bpba.ca or contact Sean Liipere, Program Manager at [email protected], everyone welcome, 7pm - 9pm, see ad this issue • Friday August 30 & Saturday August 31 - Bayside Astronomy, at the POD near the Lion’s Head Lighthouse at dusk • Saturday August 31 - Whiskey Harbour Rocks Association Annual Meeting, Pike Bay Community Centre, 10am • Saturday August 31 - St. Edmund’s Property Owners Inc. Annual General Meeting, Tobermory Community Centre, Everyone Welcome, 9am - 11am, see ad this issue • Saturday August 31 & Sunday September 1 - Bruce Peninsula Studio Tour organized by The Bruce Peninsula Society of Artists, 18 or more studios between Mar & Tobermory, 10am - 4pm • Monday September 2 - Bruce Peninsula Minor Hockey ANNUAL BOTTLE DRIVE, from Wiarton - Tobermory, 9am-noon, see ad this issue • Saturday September 7 - 2013 Chi-Cheemaun Shoreline Dinner Cruise Fundraiser, for tickets and information contact Rob 519-596-8766, Sandi 519-596-8038 or Lois 519-596-8120, 6pm • Sunday September 15 - Terry Fox Run - Tobermory - between 9:30am - 12:30pm. Tobermory Community Centre, Lion’s Head - 1pm, Bruce Peninsula District School, Wiarton - Bluewater Park Pavilion, registration at 1pm and run will be from 2pm - 4pm • Saturday October 12 - Paraphernalia Sale, Tobermory Community Centre, 10am - 3pm • Saturday October 12 - Annual Pumpkin Toss and Lawn Tractor Races, for rules and regulations call Delbert Richardson 519-793-3610 The Bruce Peninsula Press #12 August 13 - August 27, 2013 page 24 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 Aug. 21, 2013 to be included in the next press. COMPUTER AID 519-793-3966 • Tuesday August 13 - Saturday August 31 - Paul Murray & CONSULTING Email: [email protected] Gallery “Food-4-Art” food drive, downtown Tobermory 519-374-4768 • Darren Curry Serving The Peninsula For 20 Years“ beneath the Crowsnest, bring in food and get free art www.ComputerAid.net From The Footings To The Roof And Everything In Between!” • Tuesday August 13 - Monday October 14 - “Wild About Serving the Bruce Peninsula & Surrounding Area Serving the Bruce Peninsula the Bruce” art show Parks Canada Visitor Centre • Wednesday August 14 - SCALES NATURE RESERVE WATSON’S LUMBER MILL BOYLE CONCRETE with Reptiles at Risk!!, Tobermory Library, 3:30pm • Foundations • Floors QUALITY CEDAR LUMBER • Wednesday August 14 - Bayside Astronomy, in all dimensions • STAMPED Concrete Summerhouse Park on Miller Lake at dusk 519-793-3447 • Kiln-dried V-match • Decking • Slab Siding • Thursday August 15 - Bayside Astronomy, Singing Sands • Kitchen Cupboards • Bathroom Vanities www.boyleconcrete.ca near Tobermory at dusk • Lawn Furniture Fax: 519-793-3015 • Friday August 16 & Saturday August 17 - Bayside Astronomy, at the POD near the Lion’s Head Lighthouse at CUSTOM ORDERS WELCOME Caudle Masonry • Concrete dusk Call Doug 519- 596-2449 • 7016 Hwy #6, Tobermory “Setting Your Dreams In Mortar” • Saturday August 17 - “The Men’s Breakfast”, Tobermory ALL TYPES OF MASONRY Community Centre, Rod Steinacher with the Bruce • Natural Stone • Cultured Stone Peninsula Bird Observatory will be giving a presentation on • Engineered Slabs • Stamped Concerete “Pressure on the wild bird populations”, pre-registration for • Flagstone • Brick • Block• Rumford Fireplaces • Contra-flow Masonry Heaters new guests required by phoning Roger at 519-596-8200 or Dave at 519-596-8373 before Aug. 15th, breakfast at 9am, Jerry Caudle - Licensed Mason W.E.T.T. certified8 Caudle S. Rd., Lion’s Head coffee at 8am •Rieker •Birkenstocks 519-793-3171 • Saturday August 17 - 16th Annual Summer Classic •S.A.S. Walking Shoes [email protected] Charity Golf Tournament, Cornerstone Golf Club •New Balance & more • Saturday August 17 - Household Hazardous and Special 597 BERFORD STREET, WIARTON • 519-534-1640 HARRIS Waste Collection, Northern Bruce Peninsula Municipal Home Improvements Office, 56 Lindsay Rd. 5, Lion’s Head, 8am - 10am, see ad • Structural Repairs this issue White’s • Interior & Exterior Renovations • Saturday August 17 - Whiskey Harbour Rocks • Waterproof Decking Association 3rd Annual Garage Sale, 8am - “Donations Garage needed” call Brad Sale 519-793-6883 General Auto Repair Mike Harris, Contractor • Saturday August 17 - Pig Roast, By The Bay Store in Pike Over 30 years Experience Bay, Live Band, Kids Games at 1pm, tickets $14/adult, & Diagnostic Service Ph 519-795-7143 Cell 519-375-2686 $7/children, dinner starts 4:30/5pm Main St. Lion’s Head • Saturday August 17 - Household Hazardous and Special 519-793-3327 Waste Collection, Amabel Works Yard, 413 Municipal Road, OUT LA -OF- SU DO Sauble Beach, 12 noon - 3pm N O I R N S E P PENINSULA OUT OF DOORS • Monday August 19 - Bayside Astronomy, Miller’s Family N U E R S TR E R EN Camp at the baseball diamond at dusk Y & GARDEN C Garden Centre Mansfield Renovations • Wednesday August 21 - Bayside Astronomy, OMPLETE ANDSCAPING ERVICES Ryan Mansfield Summerhouse Park on Miller Lake at dusk C L S • Interlocking Stone • Flagstone Patios • Retaining Walls • Gardens [email protected] • Thursday August 22 - Bayside Astronomy, Singing Sands www.mansfieldrenovations.com Serving the Bruce Peninsula for over 20 years near Tobermory at dusk 2 km NORTH of Ferndale. On Hwy. #6 & Budvet Rd. 3 Mill St., Lion’s Head, ON Office: 519-374-3920 • Thursday August 22 - A Puppeteer at the Tobermory N0H 1W0 Home: 519-793-4000 Library, admission is free, 2:30pm Don & Wendy Cameron 519-793-3979 www.penoutofdoors.com • Friday August 23 & Saturday August 24 - Bayside Astronomy, at the POD near the Lion’s Head Lighthouse at dusk ROB’S • Saturday August 24 - Story in Poetry signing at Reader’s COTTAGE CLEANUP Haven Book Store, Tobermory, 3 books by Elizabeth Bazeley, including “Shadows Surrounding a Fire”, “Gifts We’ll do the jobs you cannot or prefer not to do! - Junk Removal From the Dead” & “Looking Down Through Water”, 12 noon - - Landscaping Deliveries ROB KELLY 3pm - Property Cleanup OWNER - Small Jobs (519) 270-9033 • Saturday August 24 - BBQ Chicken Dinner, Sponsored by - much more [email protected] the Rotary Club of Northern Bruce Peninsula, Lion’s Head *WE ARE FULLY INSURED* PROUDLY SERVING THE ENTIRE BRUCE PENINSULA! Arena, Adults $16/Children under 12 $7, proceeds to the PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL TO ARRANGE FOR A FREE QUOTE! Lion’s Head Hospital, 5pm - 7pm, see ad this issue No Municipal Dumping Fees • Saturday August 24 - Bruce Peninsula Spirit Singers BRUCE PENINSULA Your Local Pumper present their summer concert, Bethel Church, Lion’s Head, free will donation at the door, 7pm SEPTIC SERVICE • Saturday August 24 - Community Workshop on Inland SCOTT Waters, Lion’s Head Rotary Hall, for more information please Septic Pumping visit www.bpba.ca or contact Sean Liipere, Program Manager at [email protected], everyone welcome, • Septic Pumping/Inspections 1pm - 3pm, see ad this issue • Saturday August 24 - Sunday August 25 - Monarch • Portable Toilet Rentals Buttterfly Festival, hosted by the Escarpment Biosphere • No Municipal Tipping Fees Now Serving Lion’s Head, Ferndale, Conservancy, Bruce Peninsula National Park Visitor Centre, Stokes Bay & North to Tobermory starts 10am both days 519-793-3224 519-596-8821 • Monday August 26 - Bayside Astronomy, Miller’s Family A J Arps 519-596-2246 Fast & Friendly Service Camp at the baseball diamond at dusk brucepeninsulasepticservice.com

• Wednesday August 28 - Bayside Astronomy, Summerhouse Park on Miller Lake at dusk • Wednesday August 28 - Bereavement Talk with Dr. George Harpur “What to Expect When You Are Grieving”, sponsored by the Bruce Peninsula Hospice, Tobermory United Church, 7pm, see ad this issue • Thursday August 29 - Bayside Astronomy, Singing Sands near Tobermory at dusk • Thursday August 29 - Community Workshop on Inland Waters, Tobermory Community Centre, for more information please visit www.bpba.ca or contact Sean Liipere, Program Manager at [email protected], everyone welcome, 7pm - 9pm, see ad this issue • Friday August 30 & Saturday August 31 - Bayside Astronomy, at the POD near the Lion’s Head Lighthouse at dusk • Saturday August 31 - Whiskey Harbour Rocks Association Annual Meeting, Pike Bay Community Centre, 10am • Saturday August 31 - St. Edmund’s Property Owners Inc. Annual General Meeting, Tobermory Community Centre, Everyone Welcome, 9am - 11am, see ad this issue • Saturday August 31 & Sunday September 1 - Bruce Peninsula Studio Tour organized by The Bruce Peninsula Society of Artists, 18 or more studios between Mar & Tobermory, 10am - 4pm • Monday September 2 - Bruce Peninsula Minor Hockey ANNUAL BOTTLE DRIVE, from Wiarton - Tobermory, 9am-noon, see ad this issue • Saturday September 7 - 2013 Chi-Cheemaun Shoreline Dinner Cruise Fundraiser, for tickets and information contact Rob 519-596-8766, Sandi 519-596-8038 or Lois 519-596-8120, 6pm • Sunday September 15 - Terry Fox Run - Tobermory - between 9:30am - 12:30pm. Tobermory Community Centre, Lion’s Head - 1pm, Bruce Peninsula District School, Wiarton - Bluewater Park Pavilion, registration at 1pm and run will be from 2pm - 4pm • Saturday October 12 - Paraphernalia Sale, Tobermory Community Centre, 10am - 3pm • Saturday October 12 - Annual Pumpkin Toss and Lawn Tractor Races, for rules and regulations call Delbert Richardson 519-793-3610 • Tuesday August 13 - Saturday August 31 - Paul Murray Gallery “Food-4-Art” food drive, downtown Tobermory beneath the Crowsnest, bring in food and get free art • Tuesday August 13 - Monday October 14 - “Wild About the Bruce” art show Parks Canada Visitor Centre • Wednesday August 14 - SCALES NATURE RESERVE with Reptiles at Risk!!, Tobermory Library, 3:30pm • Wednesday August 14 - Bayside Astronomy, Summerhouse Park on Miller Lake at dusk • Thursday August 15 - Bayside Astronomy, Singing Sands near Tobermory at dusk • Friday August 16 & Saturday August 17 - Bayside Astronomy, at the POD near the Lion’s Head Lighthouse at dusk • Saturday August 17 - “The Men’s Breakfast”, Tobermory Community Centre, Rod Steinacher with the Bruce Peninsula Bird Observatory will be giving a presentation on “Pressure on the wild bird populations”, pre-registration for new guests required by phoning Roger at 519-596-8200 or Dave at 519-596-8373 before Aug. 15th, breakfast at 9am, coffee at 8am • Saturday August 17 - 16th Annual Summer Classic Charity Golf Tournament, Cornerstone Golf Club • Saturday August 17 - Household Hazardous and Special Waste Collection, Northern Bruce Peninsula Municipal Office, 56 Lindsay Rd. 5, Lion’s Head, 8am - 10am, see ad this issue • Saturday August 17 - Whiskey Harbour Rocks Association 3rd Annual Garage Sale, 8am - “Donations needed” call Brad Sale 519-793-6883 • Saturday August 17 - Pig Roast, By The Bay Store in Pike Bay, Live Band, Kids Games at 1pm, tickets $14/adult, $7/children, dinner starts 4:30/5pm • Saturday August 17 - Household Hazardous and Special Waste Collection, Amabel Works Yard, 413 Municipal Road, Sauble Beach, 12 noon - 3pm • Monday August 19 - Bayside Astronomy, Miller’s Family Camp at the baseball diamond at dusk • Wednesday August 21 - Bayside Astronomy, Summerhouse Park on Miller Lake at dusk • Thursday August 22 - Bayside Astronomy, Singing Sands near Tobermory at dusk • Thursday August 22 - A Puppeteer at the Tobermory Library, admission is free, 2:30pm • Friday August 23 & Saturday August 24 - Bayside Astronomy, at the POD near the Lion’s Head Lighthouse at dusk • Saturday August 24 - Story in Poetry signing at Reader’s Haven Book Store, Tobermory, 3 books by Elizabeth Bazeley, including “Shadows Surrounding a Fire”, “Gifts From the Dead” & “Looking Down Through Water”, 12 noon - 3pm • Saturday August 24 - BBQ Chicken Dinner, Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Northern Bruce Peninsula, Lion’s Head Arena, Adults $16/Children under 12 $7, proceeds to the Lion’s Head Hospital, 5pm - 7pm, see ad this issue • Saturday August 24 - Bruce Peninsula Spirit Singers present their summer concert, Bethel Church, Lion’s Head, free will donation at the door, 7pm • Saturday August 24 - Community Workshop on Inland Waters, Lion’s Head Rotary Hall, for more information please visit www.bpba.ca or contact Sean Liipere, Program Manager at [email protected], everyone welcome, 1pm - 3pm, see ad this issue • Saturday August 24 - Sunday August 25 - Monarch Buttterfly Festival, hosted by the Escarpment Biosphere Conservancy, Bruce Peninsula National Park Visitor Centre, starts 10am both days • Monday August 26 - Bayside Astronomy, Miller’s Family Camp at the baseball diamond at dusk

The Bruce Peninsula Press #12 August 13 - August 27, 2013 page 25 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 Aug. 21, 2013 to be included in the next press. OIM FIBERGLASS • ALUMINUM Call Peter, Bernice, Matt or Sandy 519-534-2138 • Wednesday August 28 - Bayside Astronomy, 519-534-2110 Summerhouse Park on Miller Lake at dusk Crossroads Computer • Wednesday August 28 - Bereavement Talk with Dr. PROFESSIONAL WINDOW CLEANING Repair Depot George Harpur “What to Expect When You Are Grieving”, Michael Akehurst LAPTOP AND COMPUTER SALES & SERVICE Owner/Operator sponsored by the Bruce Peninsula Hospice, Tobermory VIRUS AND SPYWARE REMOVAL

Window Cleaning Specialists LAPTOP SCREEN REPAIR United Church, 7pm, see ad this issue

• Free estimates• Guarantee • Local references IN-HOME SERVICE AVAILABLE • Thursday August 29 - Bayside Astronomy, Singing Sands 519-534-2964 near Tobermory at dusk 519 793 4678 2876 HIGHWAY 6 FERNDALE 226 923 1963 [email protected] www.crossroadscomputer.ca • Thursday August 29 - Community Workshop on Inland TOBERMORY MARINE Waters, Tobermory Community Centre, for more information Marine Services please visit www.bpba.ca or contact Sean Liipere, Program • Certified Marine Technicians • Repairs to all makes Manager at [email protected], everyone welcome, • Diesel Mechanic • Marine Supplies • Service Calls • Structural & Fiberglass Repairs • Marine Transport 7pm - 9pm, see ad this issue • Inside & Outside Storage Available for Boats to 45’ • Friday August 30 & Saturday August 31 - Bayside Retail Store & Service Facility Astronomy, at the POD near the Lion’s Head Lighthouse at Open Mon. - Fri. 9am - 5pm dusk Saturday 10am - 2pm; Sunday by Appointment • Saturday August 31 - Whiskey Harbour Rocks Jeff Krampien - President 7167 Hwy. #6 (2km S of Tobermory) Association Annual Meeting, Pike Bay Community Centre, Do you suffer from foot, leg or back pain? Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0 519-596-2654 Maybe Orthotics Can Help!!! [email protected] www.tobermorymarine.com 10am Scott Harvie, C.Ped.(C) is a Certified Pedorthist/Orthotic Specialist • Saturday August 31 - St. Edmund’s Property Owners Inc. with over 20 years experience successfully treating many painful BDO CANADA LLP Annual General Meeting, Tobermory Community Centre, lower body conditions. Chartered Accountants Everyone Welcome, 9am - 11am, see ad this issue With offices in Markdale, Meaford and Lion’s Head, and Advisors • Saturday August 31 & Sunday September 1 - Bruce help is close to home. •Accounting & Auditing For a consultation, give Scott a call at 888-522-1894 •Taxation Service Peninsula Studio Tour organized by The Bruce Peninsula Scott J. Harvie, B. Sc.(H.K.) C.Ped.(C) Certified Pedorthist/Orthotic Specialist •Financial Advisory Services Society of Artists, 18 or more studios between Mar & •Management Advisory Services •Computer Consulting & Bookkeeping Tobermory, 10am - 4pm 663 Berford St. • Monday September 2 - Bruce Peninsula Minor Hockey Wiarton, Ont. N0H 2T0 Tel: 519-534-1520 ANNUAL BOTTLE DRIVE, from Wiarton - Tobermory, David Eckert, CA, Partner Fax: 519-534-3454 9am-noon, see ad this issue Foot Care to • Saturday September 7 - 2013 Chi-Cheemaun Shoreline oul ole Dinner Cruise Fundraiser, for tickets and information contact McNairs Firewood Rob 519-596-8766, Sandi 519-596-8038 or Lois corns • calluses • ingrown toenails, etc.... 519-596-8120, 6pm Stacie Bracken-Campigotto Wood Available • Sunday September 15 - Terry Fox Run - Tobermory - RN BScn. C. A. Cert Reflexologist, AFCS between 9:30am - 12:30pm. Tobermory Community Centre, 226-668-0143 • [email protected] Now Lion’s Head - 1pm, Bruce Peninsula District School, Wiarton Need a mortgage? - Bluewater Park Pavilion, registration at 1pm and run will be Advice You Can Bank On! from 2pm - 4pm 519-795-7730 Shelia Johns “We Keep the Home Fires Burning” • Saturday October 12 - Paraphernalia Sale, Tobermory Cell: 519-379-1040 Community Centre, 10am - 3pm Office: 519-793-6126 • Saturday October 12 - Annual Pumpkin Toss and Lawn Tractor Races, for rules and regulations call Delbert 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 eface.com Richardson 519-793-3610 ik Mountain b Robyn Dean BMX Peninsula Bruce Trail Hikes Broker of Record Recumbent ‘18 Years Experience Handcycles Degree of Difficulty; Easy – A slower paced walk, along even treadway or roads; Moderate Selling the Bruce’ Electric assist – A normal paced hiking speed. Could have some climbing, with some uneven sections; Cell 519-270-0220 Strenuous – A normal paced hiking speed. Could have some steep climbing, some Tel: 519-596-2519 SERVICE Acc. & Wear scrambling, boulder beaches, and escarpment drop offs close to the trail. Usually longer [email protected] REPAIRS see website for details hike days.; Please check our website www.pbtc.ca for updates and also for Google Member of Realtors of Grey Bruce Owen Sound MLS Office - 7405 Highway #6, th St. East Devinci - Norco - Guru 519-376-9777 269 10 Maps meeting points. You will also find helpful hints on what to bring and what to wear. Tobermory M L S Owen Sound Rans - Catrike www.bikeface.com REALTOR  Visit www.liveonthebruce.com to view my properties Wed. August 21, 10am, WHITE BLUFF NATURE RESERVE - from Hwy 6, E on Lindsay Rd 5, N on East Rd then E on Cape Chin South Rd. At the 1st T Junction turn left. At the 2nd T junction turn right. Easy Approx 4 km. Considering Selling? Complete A pleasant loop along an old logging road, then along the Georgian Bay Free Market Evaluation of your property! shore. Leader Elaine Wasserman 519 795 7407 Cottage Care Wed. Sept., 11, 9am, RUSH COVE-PEASE SIDE TRAIL - Travel Bruce Call Darlene James Broker County Road 9 to Scenic Caves Rd. Turn left onto Rush Cove Rd and go or email [email protected] to Bruce Trail parking lot at end. Moderate Approx 7-8 km. Hike and Grey Bruce Realty Inc., Brokerage Cleaning Sketch-We will integrate a hike with two or three stops for sketching. Locally Owned and Independently Operated Painting There will be shoreline walking as well as some forest, meadows, and Maintenance fall colours. Please bring along a light sketchbook or paper and a board, 519-379-3121 226-668-1013 Vacation Property as well as pencils or pens. Both leaders are artists. Bring water, lunch This Offer is valid from Darlene James Only, and snack. Please pre-register in case of inclement weather. Contact [email protected] Rentals not intended to solict properties already listed for sale. Kristina Maus at 519-270-9062 or [email protected] or Julie Heinrichs at [email protected] IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Wed. Sept., 18, 10am, JACKSON'S COVE LOOKOUT - Bruce County Ellen’s Rd 9 E on Hopeness Rd, turn right on Jackson's Cove Rd and park at top ROYAL LEPAGE Pet Supplies of the hill, Moderate Approx 5 km. First walking along the escarpment IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII we then loop back through deciduous forest where Christmas ferns are RCR REALTY BROKERAGE Bentley Ruffles Independently Owned & Operated We Carry A Great Selection Of abundant. Leader Elaine Wasserman 519 795 7407 DEB ANDREA CAROL Pet Food, Treats, Toys, Grooming & Horse Products MACGREGOR GOETZ PHILLIPS Free Delivery into Lion’s Head • Open All Year The ”Crabby Cabbie” Sales Representative Sales Representative Sales Representative Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 10am - 5pm 519-793-3067 2825 Hwy. #6 Ferndale 519-477-5950 2859 Hwy. 6 at Ferndale (just south of Moms Restaurant) Serving the Bruce www.royallepage.ca PH/FAX 519-793-4023 or 519-793-6819 FOR SERVICE WITH INTEGRITY Serving the Bruce Peninsula & Surrounding Area 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 LANDFILL HOURS (June 1-September 30) Tuesday, August 13 ...... 3:00-7:00 p.m...... Zoning By-law Update Open Eastnor Site – 1252 West Road: Monday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday – House 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, August 14 ...... 9:00 a.m...... Waste Diversion Group Lindsay Site – 627 Ira Lake Road: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday – 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday, August 16 ...... Noon-4:30 p.m...... Zoning By-law Update Open St. Edmunds Site – 71 McArthur Road: Monday, Wednesday, Saturday and House Sunday – 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday, August 26...... 1:00 p.m...... Council 2014 MUNICIPAL CALENDAR Wednesday, September 4 ..... 1:30 p.m...... Northern Project Committee The Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula – Northern Area @ Meeting is currently in the process of creating the 2014 Municipal Calendar Place and is looking for:

Monday, September 9 ...... 1:00 p.m...... Council Photographs taken from within the boundaries of the Municipality, NOTE: All meetings are held at Municipal Office unless specified otherwise. for possible inclusion in the Calendar.

Deadline for submissions: Friday, August 23, 2013 Notice of Intent to Pass a By-law(s) The following by-laws may be considered for passage by Council at its regular If you have photographs that you would like to share or for more information, please contact: meeting to be held on Monday, August 26, 2013 at 1:00 p.m. in the Council Kiersten Moore (519) 793-3522 ext. 239 [email protected] Chambers at 56 Lindsay Road 5, R. R. #2, Lion’s Head, Ontario, N0H 1W0: By-law No. 2013-57 Being a by-law to designate Community Improvement BY-LAW ENFORCEMENT Project (CIP) Areas in the Municipality of Northern DOG TAGS Bruce Peninsula 2013 Dog Tags are available for sale at the Municipal Office. By-law No. 2013-58 Being a by-law to adopt a Community Improvement Annual Fee - $20.00 each after April 1 (no HST) Plan (CIP) for the Community Improvement Project Third and each additional dog - $30.00 each Areas in the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula Kennel fees, sled dog and boarding establishment fees are also applicable in this PLEASE NOTE: Anyone wishing to view, discuss or provide written comments municipality on any by-law (or agenda document) or submit Correspondence for the Council Agenda shall provide same to the Municipal Clerk no later than 9:00 FIREWORKS a.m. on the Thursday preceding the Council meeting. A Fire Permit is required to set off either Family or Display Fireworks Family Fireworks shall only be discharged on: Anyone wishing to discuss any by-law (or agenda document) may do so by Civic Holiday contacting the Municipal Clerk at (519) 793-3522, X229 at any time prior to Labour Day 12 Noon on the Friday preceding the Council Meeting. Independence Day (USA) as well as the two days preceding and following these holidays

OPEN HOUSES FOR NEW Display Fireworks Applications and Approvals are administered by the Fire Chief and/or his COMPREHENSIVE ZONING BY-LAW designate. FIRE PERMITS Open House - Tuesday, August 13, 2013 A $3.00 Two Day Fire Permit is required to burn on private property (except for warmth and cooking). The Fire Season encompasses April 1 to October 31. from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. Fire Permits are available at: In Tobermory, Much More Camping, Hoppy’s One Stop, Roxy’s (formerly Carla’s) Open House - Friday, August 16, 2013 In Stokes Bay, Stokes Bay General Store from Noon to 4:30 p.m. In Pike Bay, By the Bay In Ferndale, Ferndale Drive In (FDI), Ferndale Food Mart Public Meeting – Monday, September 23, 2013 In Lion’s Head, Scott’s Home Hardware …and at the Municipal Office at 1:00 p.m. RED CROSS SWIMMING LESSONS NBP Municipal Council Chambers, 56 Lindsay Road 5, R. R. #2, Lion’s Head LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER A copy of the proposed Comprehensive Zoning By-law is available for viewing RED CROSS SWIM KIDS PROGRAM from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, at: Dunks Bay, Tobermory County of Bruce Planning Department Municipality of Northern Bruce Dates: August 19-30, 2013 Peninsula Times: Morning 578 Brown Street 56 Lindsay Road 5, R. R. #2 First Child: $55.00 (No HST), Each Additional Child: $40.00* (No HST) Wiarton, Ontario N0H 2T0 Lion’s Head, Ontario N0H 1W0 (*as long as 50% or more of the children are under 14 years of age) Written comments should be forwarded to David Smith, MCIP, RPP, Senior To register, call: (519) 793-3522, X226, or visit www.northbrucepeninsula.ca Planner, County of Bruce Planning and Economic Development Department, 30 for information Park Street, P. O. Box 848, Walkerton, Ontario, N0G 2V0 or via email to [email protected] no later than Tuesday, August 27, 2013. CEMETERY NOTICE The Municipality may remove any article which is detrimental to efficient maintenance or Sewage System Notice constitutes a hazard to machinery, employees or visitors or is unsightly or does not conform The Municipality is responsible for the issuance of permits and to the natural beauty or design of the cemetery. inspections of newly installed and/or alterations or repairs for sewage systems. For further information, please visit our website for Any person who damages or moves any tree, plant, marker, fence, structure or other thing Guidelines for Submission of Application for a Sewage System Permit usually erected, planted or placed in the cemetery is liable to the Municipality and any Interment Rights Holder who, as a result, incurs damage. The amount of damages shall be and application forms. Questions may be directed to Jim Bell, Sewage the amount required to restore the cemetery to the state that it was before anything was System Inspector, at (519) 793-3522, X259 or via email to damaged or moved by the person liable. [email protected]. Contact Us COUNTY OF BRUCE How to contact your Council members-- HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS By Email: AND SPECIAL WASTE DAYS Saturday, August 17, 2013 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. [email protected] NBP Municipal Office 56 Lindsay Road 5 [email protected] FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES [email protected] CAUTIONARY MESSAGE [email protected] Fire and Emergency Services caution the public to be aware of the "flying lantern", also [email protected] known as the sky lantern, which is a consumer product that poses a serious fire safety hazard. This product is sold online and at retail outlets. The lantern resembles a small or by telephone: paper hot air balloon which is fuelled by an open flame. When released, the hot air produced Mayor Milt McIver – (519) 592-3076 by the fuel source can lift the lantern to extreme heights and allows it to drift for long distances until the fuel supply is depleted. The lanterns are often released in large numbers Deputy Mayor John Bainbridge – (519) 596-2129 to create an impressive visual effect. Due to the uncontrolled and unpredictable flight path, Councillor Tom Boyle – (519) 793-3654 lanterns can land on trees, building rooftops or other combustible properties while still ignited which can potentially cause a fire. The Ontario Fire Marshal has written to Health Councillor Ray Burns – (519) 596-2265 Canada's Consumer Product Safety Bureau requesting that this product no longer be offered Councillor Betsy Stewart – (519) 793-3519 for sale. Direct your inquiries to (519) 793-3522, X233 or via email to [email protected]. The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 13 to August 27, 2013 page 27 THSA Accomplishments cont’d from page 9 done in order to have a functioning hyperbaric chamber in the new medical Tobermory Yacht Club Sponsors building. The committee will bring recommendations, including costs, to the Auxiliary for discussion and action. “America’s Great Loop” The next 2 fundraising events are the Chi-Cheemaun dinner cruise on Saturday, September 07, 2013 and the Fallfest dinner on Saturday, October 26, 2013 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Tobermory Community Centre. Please participate. The THSA welcomes suggestions, comments, and new members. The next general meeting of the Auxiliary is at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, September 9th. For further information please contact Ron Columbus at 519-596-2150 or Bill Wright at 519-596-8124 or visit www.tobermoryhealth.ca.

Photo: Organized chaos - the Boom team out for the first time! Submitted by Bill Caulfeild-Browne youngsters from ages 9 to 14 years, On Wednesday August 14th, the under the auspices of the CanSail Tobermory Yacht Club is sponsoring certification program. The event is a presentation by Don and Bernadette held at Dunk’s Bay, Tobermory with Burton of their voyage down through the cooperation and support of the the centre of the US to the Gulf of shoreline residents. This year 10 of Mexico, around Florida and up the the 16 participants were first timers, East Coast. affectionately called NEWBEES. Of the remaining six, four were vying for It will run from 7-8pm at the their level 2 and two third year sailers Tobermory Legion. Admission is worked on their CanSail level 3. The Photo: Allison Trotter of the Peninsula Family Health Team demonstrating the by voluntary donation, which will new Ambulatory Blood Pressure Machine on THSA secretary Pat Columbus. event was concluded with a beach go to the St. Edmunds Museum barbeque hosted by TOBERMORY as it records much of the maritime MARINE, followed by loading of the tradition of Tobermory. boats and equipment and a ‘so long’ By the time of this print, the to the instructors and junior sailors Tobermory Yacht Club will have until next year. hosted what has become an annual Many thanks to each and all five day event of the ONTARIO who provided facilities and support SAILING - BOOM PROGRAM which for the ongoing success of this youth is a mobile dinghy sailing school for program in Tobermory. Weather Puts A Damper On Stokes Bay Summerfest Submitted by Melinda Spaulding Angela S. King-Myles The weather might have kept people Angela S. King-Myles CERTIFIED MANAGEMENTaway from the Stokes Bay Summerfest CERTIFIED MANAGEMENT but the ones that managed to tough it ACCOUNTANT out through the rain had a great time. ACCOUNTANT We had the Volunteer Firefighters lead a small bike parade with the Police Auxiliary s Proud to be serving the ear in the rear. When we returned back to Bruce for over 14 y the Community Centre the kids had the opportunity to get a picture with “Sparky”. •Small Business Advisory Photo: Dr. George Harpur explaining the operation of the new portable ECG The kids had a great time finding Services recorder to THSA president Ron Columbus. Continued on page 28 •Financial Statement Preparation •Income Tax Preparation RROCOCKRIDGE Corporate •Farm •Personal •Manual & Computerized CONTRACTING Bookkeeping Training Closed Mondays New Homes • Cottages Tuesday 9-12 1-4 Wednesday 9-12 Additions •Renovations Thursday 9-12 1-4 Friday 9-12 Natural Stone Appointments gladly arranged and more outside of standard office hours. OFFICE 88 Main Street, P.O. Box 98, Lion’s Head, Chris Scott — 519-793-4870 Ontario N0H 1W0 Corner of Spry Rd. & Hwy. #6, Lion’s Head, ON [email protected] Tel.: 519-793-3333 Fax: (519) 793-4855 www.rockridgecontracting.ca E-mail: [email protected] page 28 # 12 August 13 to August 27, 2013 The Bruce Peninsula Press Stokes Bay Summerfest cont’d from page 27 treasures in the Nickel Dig, and when the weather permitted the little ones enjoyed bouncing in our bouncy castle. The “Superbus” took place in the church due to the absence of a bus this year. Thanks to all the sponsors for once again making the Silent Auction a success. The thunderstorms and rain did not keep the Dixons from playing to the ones who came out to the dance. Thank you to everyone who helped make the day a great one. Hope to see you next year.

Lion’s Head Homecoming Weekend; Horseshoe Tournament, continued from Page 10; Sandcastle Sculptures continued from Page 16.

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