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Newsstand Price 95¢ (plus 5% tax) ruceThe eninsula ress B P P Since 1988 2011 Number Twelve August 9 to August 30, 2011 2011 Lion’s Head Homecoming Weekend Sandcastle Building Competition Submitted by Barbara Grison The prizes this year were sponsored by the 1st Bruce Peninsula Scouts. They feel it is a good way to say “thanks” to the community for their support with the bottle collection project. Many thanks to them for the donation to the Lion’s Head Promotion Group for this event. All who registered for the contest have received (or still need to pick up at Lion’s Head Beach Motel) a gift certificate to be used at local merchants who will treat it as cash and then return it to the Lions Head Promotion Group to be reimbursed. Call 519-793-3155 if you need more information. You could say there was a bit of a crowd on Lion’s Head Beach for horseshoes & sand sculptures... Continued on next page

Photo Above: A line up to take pictures or a swim in the Grotto cave. Photo Right: A typical summer Saturday at Indian Head Cove - Home of the Grotto. People flock to the location for the crystal clear waters and majestic cliffs. Photo Below: Should novice kayakers be allowed in a busy commercial harbour? See Publishers Rant on Page 4. “Grotto” Featured in Ontario’s Top 10 Experiences By Marianne Wood Once again the breath-taking beauty of the Bruce Peninsula shoreline has been featured on the web for millions to see. Listed as one of the top 10 not-to-miss experiences in Ontario, the spotlight on Cyprus Lake Park has some amazing photos as well as some tips on places to stay and things to do (or not do). Visit http://travel.sympatico.ca/destination_spotlight/Ontario and click on the top 10 not-to-miss experiences in Ontario and check out where you should go on your next weekend getaway. $1.00 (includes tax) In This Issue: •OPP Report Page 8 ISSN 1495-2696 •Bruce Peninsula Multisport Race Page 19 •BPHSF Dream Draw Winners Page 11 •Council Minutes Page 20 9 771495 269609 The Tobermory Press Hours - Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The deadline for our next issue (#13-2011) is Aug 24, printing Aug 30

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Photo Above: The Lion’s Head Lion was done by (from left) Emily Chant, Jacob Chant, Photo Above: The Alligator was sculpted by (from Emma Fox, Sarah Fox and left) Sarah Donoff, Katelyn Fisher, Kelly Donoff and Maegan Chant. Aleya Agostino. Photo Above Left: Best sand sculpture award went to the “Elephant” by Cindy Clark and Trish Mank with Trinity, Kyle and Jaedyn. Photo Below Left: Overall Winner of Lion’s Head Sand Sculpture / Sand Castle contest was the Mielhausen and Tackaberry families’ beautifully detailed hockey game. Photo Below: This sand castle was a collaboration of the Arps, Hellyer, Pewrrault, King, Foley and Mansfield families.

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Wilmer and Janet are extremely happy to have ‘Old Rusty’ back. Special anks to Carla & Art. We wish them lots of success in their new venture!!! The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 9 to August 30, 2011 page 3 When Does a Garden Become a Farm? Hometown Proud Submitted by Helen Westover bikes, clowns, and even decorated beds, Well, summer on the Peninsula is wheelbarrows, tractors or riding lawn about halfway over. The village of Lion’s Head mowers are all to line up at BPDS before is maybe thinking about slowing down a bit. 6:45 to be ready to go by 7:00. But Wait!!! No Way!!! Having lived in Lion’s Head for many, many years, I can remember when there Lion’s Head is having another would be a Barrow Bay float, Whippoorwill celebration on Labour Day Weekend. float and more. It is time to come right out and brag Please, please, please, Come one, come about yourself, your family, your cottage all, Go in the parade, And have a ball. See life, your store, your team, your class, or you on Saturday, Sept. 3rd in Lion’s Head. even your Great Great Aunt Dottie, or Uncle Joe! Bruce Peninsula Yes, we are celebrating HOMETOWN PROUD. You can celebrate someone who is Minor Hockey Association famous, or infamous! The parade will be on Saturday, Sept. ANNUAL 3, at 7:00 in the evening. Floats, decorated BOTTLE DRIVE Ilona’s Beauty Shop & Mon., Sept. 5, 2011 Win & Ilona Danny and Molly Bridge at their original garden on Ferndale Road. Farmgate We will be sales make up 2/3 of their volume. Invite you to please join us collecting Lion’s Head Farmer’s Market has inspired a couple of local gardeners to In our backyard for a refundable dramatically upsize their gardens. Come & Go Tea bottles between Molly and Danny Bridge (A Garden in Thyme on Ferndale Road) started with 9 am & 12 noon a large garden on the west side of their house. With the success of the Lion’s Head Sunday August 21st, 2010 Farmer’s Market, they added a two-acre field on the east side of their house. Next 1 pm – 4 pm in the area year they will be preparing another two acres for crops. A celebration & appreciation of Annual between Wiarton, They grow organic Pike Bay, 40 years in Lion’s Head. Bottle lettuces, spinach, chard, Miller Lake & kale, herbs, peppers, peas, Drive tomatoes, onions, corn Tobermory. and much more. They have a booth at Lion’s Head and Mon. Please help support Tobermory Markets but Sept. 5, your local minor farmgate sales make up hockey players when two thirds of their sales 2011 they knock on your volume. There is a lot of Please accept this as our personal invitation door. Thank You. traffic on Ferndale Road and many people stop in as they drive by. Mark and Antoinette Rauket have over two acres in crops this year, and will add another acre for next year. They grow much Carol Phillips, Sales Representative the same mix of crops as the Bridges but also grow 519-793-3067 Shiitake mushrooms. The Raukets live on a dead- Gordon Mepham, Broker/Manager of Royal LePage RCR Realty, Brokerage is pleased end road (Lindsay Road 5 east of the East Road) and to announce that Carol Phillips, Sales Representative has joined our Brokerage, working get virtually zero drive-by from our Ferndale Office. Carol has been a registered Real Estate Sale Representative impulse shopping. They for 24 years working on the Bruce Peninsula and is a long time resident of the area. supplement their market booths by keeping in Carol is excited to be part of Royal LePage RCR Realty, and looks forward to serving contact with their regular your real estate needs, whether buying or selling. Let Carol’s experience work for you. Antoinette and Mark Rauket with their Shiitake customers by email. They Give Carol a call for any of your real estate requirements. take orders by email and operation. You drill holes in maple or oak logs (the then prepare baskets for Raukets used maple), put Shiitake spores in the holes pickup at the markets or and seal the holes with a plastic plug. The hyphae then Contact Carol at our Ferndale Office at farmgate. penetrate the log from end to end and provide a couple located at 2859 Highway #6, Ferndale Neither operation is of crops of mushrooms per year. or by phone at 519-793-3067. www.royallepagercr.com capable of supporting an entire household — Antoinette Rauket and Danny Bridge both have full-time jobs — but it gets better every year. Mark Rauket wonders about the future of CSA — Consumer Supported HIGHBACK ROCKER RECLINER WITH HANDLE Agriculture. That is a system under which consumers agree to buy a certain volume from the farmer and the farmer agrees to provide it at an agreed cost. 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My house looks out over Tobermory’s of minutes. They stayed belowdecks outer harbour, from Big Tub Point to through the first series of five short blasts. North Point, from the ferry dock to Doctor I think somebody poked their head out Island. after the second series of five short blasts. In the 1980s, it was mostly a view of The ferry had to reverse most of the way gorgeous water and uninhabited islands, to Doctor Island before making its turn. with the occasional boat thrown in for But it is the kayaks that are variety. generating the best of the comedy (and As recently as fifteen years ago, the increasingly, some fairly dangerous daily boat traffic consisted of the ferry, a situations as well). couple of fish tugs, a couple of dive tugs A friend who spends a lot of time and three low-speed tour boats, with the around the harbour likens kayakers to occasional yacht coming or going. In a mosquitoes: “...they come in swarms, typical busy day there would be maybe bumping into things, getting in the thirty comings and goings spread over way...” He has lost count of the number eighteen hours. of times he has seen kayaks careening About ten years ago, I looked out the off boats and docks on their way up Little window one gorgeous Saturday morning Tub Harbour or two-person kayaks with and there were five boats leaving the people paddling in opposite directions. harbour. A couple of weeks ago, I got to watch FIVE BOATS. a fine bit of low comedy. Another beautiful summer is upon us and along with it comes the requisite AT ONCE. Eight or ten kayaks slowly emerged “Nature is out to get us” campaign. Over the years we have all been subjected to from Big Tub Harbour in a cluster, media hype about the terrors Mother Nature has in store for us. Whether it’s ticks Around about that time, the ferry bumping into each other and getting with Lyme disease, mosquitoes with west Nile virus, the sun and its burning ultraviolet started to make new noises. For decades, turned around. Then two things happened radiation, ducks spreading swimmers’ itch or whatever else is lurking near you, the all we ever heard was the standard simultaneously: the ferry hove into sight general message seems to be stay at home and don’t leave the house. pattern, long-short-long, seven times a and one of the kayakers briefly figured day. But it began to vary that with a new out how to paddle his kayak. He got away This year’s bogeyman is …wild parsnip. “ Painful blistering” and “possible pattern: five short blasts. Five short blasts from the swarm and got as far as the ferry blindness” seem to be the common scary terms associated with pastinaca sativa. means something like “Imminent danger”. dock before once again forgetting how to Having lived at ground zero for the peninsula’s wild parsnip population since moving The ferry leads a very stodgy life. It move the kayak with the paddle. here 15 years ago, I’ve come to know this weedy plant as merely a minor annoyance. always docks at the same place. It always He flailed ineffectually without I mow it, cut trails through it, pull it out with my bare hands and, heaven forbid, let docks bow-first. It always backs away moving for at least a minute. The ferry children play near it. In my first few years here when I didn’t know the plant well from the dock and then turns its stern gave five short blasts and slowed down. enough I’d even whippersnipped it while wearing shorts! Having thoroughly splattered into the wind. The prevailing winds on the He continued to flail. The ferry gave my legs with parsnip sap I did get a few blisters (which healed nicely) and now ensure Bruce Peninsula are westerly, so the ferry five more short blasts and slowed down I wear pants and long sleeves if I plan to pulverize the plant with a rapidly rotating mostly backs out to the west, between further. Sensing that something must be motorized whip. I’ve yet to rub a freshly broken stem in my eye so I can’t speak as to Big Tub Point and Doctor Island. Mostly going on behind him, the kayaker made a whether wild parsnip causes temporary blindness. When I’ve completed my study as this is a matter of convenience and good concerted effort and turned his kayak to to what causes temporary blindness when rubbed or sprayed in the eyes I’ll let you seamanship. When there is a stiff breeze face the loud noises. I cursed myself for know. Right now I’m still on the letter B’s so I’m working on broken sticks, bleach running, it becomes a matter of safety. not carrying a camera. and brass polish (I don’t recommend any of them). In the 1990s we only heard five short I can only imagine what went What I can speak to is the current hysteria that I’m reading and hearing blasts once or twice a year. Everybody through his head as he looked up at the about concerning a plant I’ve lived with for 15 years. It is yet another example in a knew the ferry’s routine and stayed out looming ferry. Fortunately, at this point depressingly long list of how we are living in a culture of perpetual fear. We are being of its way. he remembered how to paddle again and constantly indoctrinated to be afraid of nature and reminded that we are separate But that has been changing. There got out of the way. from, not a part of the great web of life. are more boats around and more newbies Because there was no wind to The impetus for this letter is that I came home one day in late July to find running them. Newbies trolling for speak of, this situation was funny rather salmon, endlessly crawling back and both sides of my driveway adorned with freshly sprayed pesticide warning signs. than dangerous. Throw a stiff west wind I was concerned so I looked up one of the herbicides that had just been sprayed, forth across the harbour mouth. Newbies into the mix and the ferry would need Clearview. Manufactured by Dow Chemical (the company fined just 4 years ago for bringing their spiffy rented yachts into to maintain speed or it would be blown harbour, navigating with a road map. past its dock. Missing the dock it would being caught bribing Indian government officials to register pesticides there) their own Newbies in sailboats. be forced to quickly reverse and back Material Safety Data Sheets lists some of the following gems: “may cause moderate eye irritation and corneal injury”, “brief contact may cause moderate skin irritation And newbies in kayaks. into wind — right towards the cluster of clueless kayaks. with local redness”. This summer, traffic volumes keep reminding me of that day not so long ago As last week’s search and rescue To summarize, in order to attempt to control a plant we have been told to fear when I was amazed to see five boats in drama demonstrated, Georgian Bay is a because it may cause skin and eye injury, we are spraying harmful chemicals up and the outer harbour. On a recent Saturday dangerous body of water and unskilled down the highway which may cause skin and eye injury. How would you explain afternoon, I counted five sailboats, two kayakers are risking their lives. this foolishness to a child? tourboats, four small boats trolling, five More than a dozen commercial boats Anyway, if we have collectively decided that we are going to spray chemicals yachts and ten kayaks. No wonder the operate daily schedules out of Little Tub to eradicate any rapidly spreading, uncontrollably reproducing, dangerous, invasive ferry has the odd spot of trouble. Harbour. So far their interactions with species with injurious properties that crowds out other species and blights the Most of the people who live around clueless kayakers have been mainly landscape, maybe it’s time we started spraying ourselves. (Guess what?... We already the harbour go to their windows whenever comedy. But there is a very fine line are!) between comedy and drama and an they hear five short blasts, to see what Have a great summer and fight the fear. the problem is. They are occasionally equally fine line between drama and rewarded with some fine physical comedy. tragedy. Sincerely, Graham Thomas One day earlier this summer, just Little Tub Harbour is no place for after the ferry had given its long-short-long novice kayakers. Georgian Bay and signal to indicate imminent departure, a Lake Huron are also no place for novice The sailboat came around North Point and kayakers. dropped its sails right behind the ferry. Somebody needs to do something ruce eninsula ress The people onboard then disappeared B P Psince 1988 before comedy and drama turn to tragedy. belowdecks and stayed there for a period Publisher, Opinion Page ...... John Francis Editor ...... Marianne Wood–[email protected] 2011/12 Printing Schedule Advertising...... Sue Smith–[email protected] The ruce eninsula ress Customer Service/Advertising Sales...... Trudy Watson–[email protected] Editor’s Note Re: B P P since 1988 Production Manager...... Scott McFarlane ISSUE ...... 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Ph: 519-596-2658 email: [email protected] The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 9 to August 30, 2011 page 5 Letter: Thanks for Cabot Head Parkette Fish Tug Found Lighthouse Diorama On behalf of my family, I would like meaningful to be able to bring my own to thank all those involved in the Cabot sons to the opening, where they could Head Lighthouse diorama project, which to see a representation of their family officially opened for viewing on Saturday, heritage here on the Bruce. Of course they July 18th, 2011. have heard many of the stories, but the The amount of time spent researching diorama gave all of us an opportunity to and then creating this display was evident “see” the boats and buildings associated by the final result. The extraordinarily with fishery business, right down to the detailed diorama is both historically smallest detail! and visually an excellent representation The diorama and display will of the fishing industry as it was on the undoubtedly keep the images and stories Bruce Peninsula. Additional information alive not only for future generations and pictures posted around the display of Menerays, but for many who live or provide a wealth of information about vacation in this area. Thank you again both commercial fishing and what life to everyone involved. was like for those who made their living Sincerely, on Georgian Bay. Wallace W. Meneray and Family, As the grandson of one of the Meneray brothers, it was especially Lion’s Head

•Bury Road has not been extended beyond its present boundaries due to Letter: Bury Road extensive environmental impact on natural features and extensive wetlands. Development •The cost of such endeavours is always costly to the tax payer beyond every I was unable to be at the meeting Re: estimate; developers benefit, therefore Submitted by Ron Williams Bury Road Extension, but I strongly object responsible! to this and all proposals for road work for The model fish tug that was so maliciously hacked from the top of the Please inform me by direct “further development”. cairn, in the Fishermen’s Parkette at the head of the harbour in Tobermory correspondence of your reply, and all My reasons are as follows: future environmental meetings regarding by vandals, was discovered a week later by a Harbour Staff employee, Dennis McArthur. It had been thrown in the bushes along the south side of the •Past council has set a precedent this project. harbour. for such road work with the Greenough Sincerely, development. Gauley Bay Road was Pictured is Michael Hopkins (right) who designed and built the model Phillip A. Westbrook B.A., B. Ed, upgraded by the developer and still is their 21 years ago, Pat Williams (middle) and JoAnne McMillen (left) who designed responsibility. Stokes Bay and built the Parkette, including the cairn in 1990 and totally maintained and planted it for nearly 20 years. The model was built to scale from a local family fish tug, the W.W. Ransbury. NEW Rachel’s Bakery Michael plans to restore and repaint the tug and hopefully it can be replaced back on to of the cairn which will need to have the top portion rebuilt. & Café We hope to see it back in place for the many people who enjoy the Parkette overlooking the harbour and will continue to do so for many years to come. Located at 79 Main Street in downtown Lion’s Head, owner Rachel Bridge has created a deli-style menu with a 50’s theme décor offering a variety of mouth watering options for breakfast lunch and dinner. The café opened for business in June and features fresh sandwiches, salads $2,045.00 Raised for the London and daily specials. Everything at the café is homemade including the breads, tarts, cakes, pies and goodies. The café houses a collection of local history books and free WiFi which patrons Ronald McDonald House can enjoy while they sip on a cup of fresh ground free-trade coffee. Submitted by Carole Campbell to Bobcaygeon, who supported me. Together we have raised $2,045.00 to Open daily from 6am to 10pm on Mon-Sat and 6am to 8pm on Sundays, be sure Thank you Tobermory for all the support the Ronald McDonald House to stop by and check it out. For more information phone 519-793-3982. support. Also to the people, from Sarnia in London. Woolly Bear Caterpillars Lion’s Head Rotary Submitted by Helen Westover everyone you know. Adults “bug” your To all kids, ages 3 to 93, I am asking family, friends and people you bump into. this: ”Do you know what a Woolly Bear Find out who knows what a Woolly Caterpillar is? Bear Caterpillar is. What colour is it? What Country Music Festival Fall is coming. As I drove the road is the special story about this “buggy” little Saturday, August 20, 2011 2 pm - 12 am from Lion’s Head to Ferndale this week, I guy/gal? saw a Woolly Bear Caterpillar. If you see me, Helen Westover, you at the Lion’s Head Community Centre Kids, “bug” your friends, family and can tell me what you found out about W.B. C. I’m waiting to hear from you. FEATURING CANADIAN COUNTRY ARTISTS: • Lois Gilder • Ben Lentir • Gary Hooper • Jim Beech • Ginny McIlmoyle • The Dixons • Paul Weber Bruce Peninsula • Bonita Mercer • Randy Satchell • Maryanne and the Red Rascal Band Family Centre • Johnny Burke and Eastwind • Harold MacIntyre Child Care Program ROUGH CAMPING FOR THOSE ATTENDING THE FESTIVAL-519-793-4094 Campground Opens 2pm Thursday August 18 JAM IN THE CAMPGROUND Silent Auction Friday Night with Jim Beech 7-11 pm (weather permitting) SUNDAY Country Gospel in the Campground & Yard Sale 12:30 - 2pm (weather permitting) Bake Sale & Tea Room Advance admission $25. Until Aug. 17 After Aug. 17 $30. Children under 12 Free Saturday, Aug. 20, 8am - 2pm Advance Tickets Available at at the Lion’s Head Bluegrass & Country Music Festival Tim-br Mart, Miller Lake; Fromager's Music, Owen Sound Brough's Service Centre, Ferndale; The Photo Shoppe, Lion's Head; Lion’s Head Community Centre (upstairs at the arena) Gilbert's Shoes, Wiarton; Paul Eagleson Furniture, Southampton and Tara Admission at the door after 8 p.m. Saturday $15 All Yard Sale and Auction Donations Gratefully Accepted Friday Aug. 19 from 4 - 6pm at the Arena. (No Large Appliances Please) EVERYONE WELCOME For Information Call 519-793-4530 For information or to donate an item call 519-793-4100 Check out our website: lionsheadcountrymusicfestival.bravehost.com All proceeds go to the Bruce Peninsula Family Centre Playground This is a licenced event with proceeds going to community projects. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Sponsored in part by COUNTRY 93 The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 9 to August 30, 2011 page 6 BINGO Pop/Beer Can Tabs Meetings Tobermory The executive meeting for Branch Ladies Auxiliary BINGO Wednesdays Just a reminder that the Legion #290 will be Tuesday September 13 at 7pm at the Tobermory Community Centre. collects Pop/Beer Can tabs. They are followed by the General Meeting at 8pm. Legion Br. 290 Doors open at 6:30, games begin at 7:15. collected, weighed and sold with the funds Submitted by Sue Smith Jackpot $500. going towards new Wheelchairs. You can drop your tabs off at the bar. All donations Donations Special Day Veterans Affairs are gratefully accepted. The Dunks Bay Memorial Fund is one of the Legions ongoing projects. Donations Anyone who knows of a local Did you know that any veteran to this project are appreciated. person returning from Afgahagstan could apply for MediPac Insurance? For Army Cadets Action please notify Shirley Johnstone information about a V.I.P. program to Wiarton is working to form an Army 519-795-7424 by September 2, 2011. assist veterans and their widows to stay Cadet Corp for the Bruce Peninsula. It is Legion DVD in their own homes. Contact Shirley at The Legion is planning a special event a great opportunity and experience for A Pictorial History of Branch #290 519-795-7424. for all who have served there. Girls and Boys aged 12-18. Our Legion DVD is available for $5. at the bar. The DVD supports this group. If interested go to: features many photographs of Tobermory Wanted Entitlement to British cadets.ca or contact Don Taylor, Chair veterans and legion members past and 519-534-9166. present and families. Photos of Tobermory Veterans, Pensions. WWI, WWII, Korea etc. Preferably in Some 400,000 potential recipients uniform with full identification and of the British State Pension may be living Entertainment Legion Hours Regiment if possible. in Canada and are not aware they might Come out any Saturday afternoon Wednesday 3 — 11, Thursday 3 – 11 You may be asked to sign a qualify for the B.S.P. or they are able from 4 - 6pm for lots of fun and pm, Friday, Saturday 3 pm- Midnight, waiver if the original photo belongs to increase their existing pension. The comradeship and maybe even win your Closed Sunday, Monday & Tuesday. dinner. And don’t forget to check out the to you. Photos will be returned after Canadian Alliance of British Pensioners Tobermory Legion Branch #290 is illuminated sign in front of the Legion scanning. Photos will be used for is bringing pressure upon the U.K. located at 7437 Highway #6. There is plenty for the Saturday Evening Entertainment the Legion DVD and the Municipal government to remove its pension freezing of parking at the back off Legion St. Archives Committee. Please contact policy. For more information contact: The Guide. DJ or Live Events will be posted. www.tobermorylegion.org Jim Cosgrove at (519) 596-8807 Canadian Alliance of British pensioners 202-4800 Dundas St., West Toronto Ont. M9A1B1. Bruce Peninsula Family Centre News They Could have Danced All Night! Touring Gardens & Greenhouses Submitted by Elaine White Open daily 9- 5 until Thanksgiving & Tiffany Robbins What a happy evening under the stars for the Lion’s Head Street Dance, sponsored by the Bruce Peninsula Family Centre ( Lion’s Head Child Care Centre). GIANT BOGO Buy one/get one free on So many people contributed to the success of this evening that it is overwhelming, selected perennials/lilies but once again we are reminded of the great community we are privileged to live in. SALE!! LABOUR DAY WEEKEND Special thanks are extended to the following people. Bob Hofstrand, for helping Friday - Monday with preparations-lifting and loading; Ray Reid, for the use of his cooler trailer; Carla and Scott Hellyer, for their tent; John White, who made his space and hydro available Seeds • Native Plants • Bagged compost/soils/topsoil to us; The Linton-Mole Band, for rocking the street with their awesome talent; The Municipality, for all their support; Ferndale Food Mart, for their donation of all the Organic pest controls • Site Grown perennials/herbs • Trees/Shrubs ice; Paul Mader, cash donation; The Bruce Peninsula OPP; Joey Collins and Cody Quesnel, for their help setting up the street; Stacey Thompson and Brenden (Jenn’s Downtown North friend), who managed to keep all the food and beverages moving. Red Bay Without the incredible effort of Board Members, Staff, Family and Friends of the 519-534- 2483 children who attend the Bruce Peninsula Family Centre working countless hours, 14 Hea Road beautiful Bruce Peninsula this event would not have happened. www.earthboundgardens.com Because the Child Care Centre is a not- for- profit organization, we rely heavily on this major fundraising event to keep the Centre open. Thus, our sincere thanks to all our attendees and to the people we might have missed, for your great generosity and support. Looking Forward… We hope to see everyone at our Silent Auction, Bake Sale and Yard Sale at the Bluegrass Festival on Sat., Aug. 20th, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Donations gratefully accepted from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Fri., Aug. 19th, at the arena. No large appliances, please.

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Photo: Bill Caulfeild-Browne Photo: A Hercules C130 Aircraft deployed to assist with the rescue of a 13 year old female after she became separated from her family on a kayaking trip on the shoreline near Tobermory Photo: Bill Caulfeild-Browne By Marianne Wood Photo: The Zodiac returning to the Coast Guard base in Tobermory. On Wednesday August 3rd a family was kayaking offshore near Tobermory when their 13 year old daughter was separated from the group. The female managed to make it to a rocky shoreline area that could not be accessed by land. The Canadian Coast Guard was called and before long the Zodiac was on Bev’s Fruit Stand scene. Due to offshore wind and wave conditions they could not safely rescue the girl. Normally in this situation the DND (Department of National Defence) helicopter would be dispatched to assist however also due to weather conditions it was unable. Open 7 Days a Week Starting A DND Hercules C130 aircraft (pictured above) was then dispatched to the scene where two SAR (Search and Rescue) Tech’s were dropped into the water and made July 1st - Sept 5th contact with the girl. An inflatable life raft that accompany the SAR Tech’s was used to transport the female to the waiting Zodiac offshore. All persons were transported Mon. to Sat. 9am - 4pm to the Coast Guard base in Tobermory where the young girl was reunited with her family. There were no injuries. & Sun. 10am - 4pm O.P.P. Report Featuring Fresh Niagara Mischief to Memorial Sudden Death Investigation Fruit & Vegetables Parkette Cairn at the Howdenvale Beach at Sometime between 9:00p.m. on On July 23rd, 2011 at 1:34p.m. July 22nd and 10:00a.m. on July 23rd, officers were approached in the 2011, unknown suspect(s) damaged Howdenvale beach area about a a cairn located at the Tobermory male with vital signs absent (VSA) Memorial Parkette. Stolen from the floating in the water. The male was cairn and on top of the stone structure retrieved by concerned citizens and All Ads Op4.1:Layout 1 4/11/097024 11:21 Highway AM Page 4 #6, Tobermory was an approximate 30 inch red and CPR immediately conducted. The white metal tug boat, bearing the male, 38 years old from Kitchener, was marking of WW RANSBURY. then transported to hospital where The Bruce Peninsula OPP is later pronounced deceased. requesting anyone who may have The death is not considered information that can assist police to suspicious and cause appears to Come to Your Senses call 1-888-310-1122. Should you be related to pre-existing medical wish to remain anonymous, you can conditions. A post-mortem examination chipotle mayo, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222- has been complete and final cause of 8477 (TIPS) or send a web-tip to death has yet to be determined. Thai dipping sauce, Asian sweet chili, crimestop-gb.org, where you may be red pepper jelly, eligible to receive a cash reward of up to $2,000. Continued on next page cucumber and red onion, herbed croutons and shaved parmesan. COUNTY OF BRUCE honey lemon dressing, HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS & SPECIAL WASTE balsamic vinaigrette, COLLECTION 2011 “cajun” spices, creamy Alfredo, crab, shrimp, scallops and mussels, It is time to clean out your house/garage/basement and remove hazardous and special waste products and dispose of them in an environmentally safe manner spinach with Asiago cream, at NO COST. Household hazardous and special waste includes but is not limited balsamic cranberry glaze, to the following products: pan juices with mint and garlic, Montmorency cherries and brandy, Gorgonzola butter, CORROSIVE TOXIC REACTIVE FLAMMABLE Batteries Pesticides Aerosols, Bleach Antifreeze See, Hear, Smell, Taste and Savor. Oven Cleaners Pharmaceuticals Pool Chemicals Paint, Solvents Drain Openers Cleaners Fluorescent Bulbs Propane Tanks Extensive Beer and Wine List. Residents of Bruce County are welcome to attend the Household Hazardous Waste collection events at the following locations. Sites Location Date Time

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Sauble Amabel Works Yard 12:00pm- Dining and accommodations August 20 Beach 413 Municipal Road 3:00pm Tobermory, Ontario Commercial, Agricultural, Industrial Wastes, PCB’s, Infectious or Radioactive Wastes “The Only Thing We Overlook is Georgian Bay” and containers with a volume greater than 30 litres will NOT be accepted. The Grandview is featured in COUNTY OF BRUCE HIGHWAYS DEPARTMENT “Where to Eat in Canada” 2001–2009 30 Park Street, P.O. Box 398, Walkerton ON N0G 2V0 Phone:1-877-681-1291 Ext.4 Fax: 519-507-3030 The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 9 to August 30, 2011 page 9 OPP News Diver Pronounced Deceased Climate Comment for July 2011 cont’d from page 8 at Tobermory Submitted by Bill Caulfeild-Browne A 49-year-old Huron County man Municipal Signs Damaged has been pronounced deceased after July, July, Hot & Dry! The Municipality of Northern being pulled from the waters of Lake In my column for June, I wondered if Environment Canada’s forecast of a hot Bruce Peninsula reports two message Huron at Tobermory about 3:00 pm summer was a bit suspect, as June itself was cool and wet. But the spectacular signs over the past months have Sunday July 31st. weather we got on Canada Day turned out to be the norm for the month, with warm been damaged by vandals. The latest The man, who had been out on sunshine almost every day. incident occurred at East Road and a commercial diving boat in Fathom Indeed, the mean temperature for July was 1.6C above normal, a significant Cape Chin South in the past week. Five National Marine Park, was diving departure from earlier in the year when most months were below normal. The highest Vandalism continues to be an at the wreck of “The King” when the temperature was 30.4C on the 23rd, which is a new record for my station for the ongoing problem throughout the incident occurred. The man was month, eclipsing the 30.1C we reached on July 12th 2005. (My all time record for Big peninsula. So far, during 2011, Bruce brought back to shore and he was Tub was 31.9C in August 2006.) Peninsula O.P.P. has investigated 80 later pronounced deceased. The lowest the mercury managed was 7.8C in the early morning of July 1st, fairly typical for July. complaints of mischief to property. A post mortem will be conducted Community members are asked to Tuesday to determine the cause of The lovely warm weather was interrupted by three overnight thunderstorms. do their part to help fight this problem. death. Assisting with the investigation The first, on July 18th, dumped a much-needed 21 mms of rain, while the other two were the Canadian Coast Guard and only managed about 13 mms between them. So it was a dry month – a grand total of If you witness vandalism happening, 34 mms against an average of 54 mms. call 911 and if a vehicle is involved and Fathom Five National Marine Park it is safe to do so, record the vehicle’s personnel. The Ontario Provincial Winds were mostly gentle with an average speed of just 5 kms/hr and a peak of description and licence plate number. Police Underwater Search and 55 kms/hr during the storm on the 18th. The dominant direction was from the west, with southerly winds bringing us the hotter days. Community Policing is Police and Recovery Team will also be attending to assist with the investigation. August has started out just like July but there is a bunch of rain in the forecast Community working together to keep for August 3rd. Let’s hope it happens - we could use that moisture. our neighbourhoods safe and it will only The man has been identified as be effective if everyone does their part. Dr. Jan RACZYCKI of Central Huron.

RCMP and OPP invite the Public to Joint Marine Enforcement Family Clothing & Footwear • $1.00 Cards & Wrap • Books • Puzzles • Toys • Infant Care • Plants • Soil • Garden Tools in Tobermory • Household Appliances • Propane Exchange • Candy • Pop • Water Shoes • Board Games and so much more The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Kitchener Detachment, Thank You For All the Support! It is Greatly Appreciated! in partnership with the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) will be conducting a joint two day marine enforcement blitz in Tobermory on Thursday August Fly Swatters, Bug Repellent and Mosquito Coils - Fight Back! 11th and Friday August 12th, 2011. The public and the media are invited to Little Tub Harbour in Ultimate Organic Promix Tobermory on August 12th from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. to meet the members of these two police services and to view the boats and police 4 (28 litre) bags for $10.00 or $3.99/bag vehicles used by police in the execution of their duties. On sight for public 7024 Highway #6, Tobermory 519-596-2791 viewing will be: 42000 BTU BBQ Clearance $275! •Canadian Coast Guard Cutter, Isle Rouge, a 70 foot long OPEN Mon - Sat - 9am - 6pm & Sun 11am - 5pm (with extended hours on holidays) ship, used by the RCMP Marine Security Enforcement Team. (Access to this ship will be granted to the public) 7024 Highway #6, Tobermory 519-596-2791 CLIP AND SAVE •24 foot HH Seaswirl used by the OPP Marine Enforcement Unit •8.5 meter Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat and Yamaha wave runners used by the RCMP Integrated Border Enforcement Team Come to Your Senses •Police vehicles “I welcome this opportunity to work in conjunction with the RCMP, to display our resources and work together to enhance marine safety through International Night enforcement and education” said S/Sgt Wayne Thompson, Detachment Commander of the Bruce Peninsula Detachment OPP. at the GRANDVIEW For further information contact RCMP Cpl. Judy Falbo of the Kitchener Detachment Federal Enforcement Section at (519) 896-3542. See, Smell, Taste and Savor the International Cuisine of

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Sat. August 20 , 2011 Dining and Accommodations 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tobermory, Ontario Tea Room 1:30 - 4:30 “The Only Thing We Overlook is Georgian Bay.” Tickets $20 each Featured in “Where to Eat in Canada” 2001–2011 Tickets available at Miller Lake Timbr Mart, Peninsula Pharmacy in Lion's Head and Royal LePage in Ferndale also Auxiliary members. The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 9 to August 30, 2011 page 10 BANG! … And Then There Was a Universe of Dust and Dark and Light Submitted by Arlene Kennedy for human emotion, and therefore is spiritual as a result of being in close others are drawn to the beauty of this “By night … features seem stark a fascinating metaphor, with stars, touch with a starry sky undimmed by Peninsula for very special reasons. and dramatic, full of black-and-white planets moons and other celestial the interference of artificial light. As a Our celebration of Dark Skies contrasts that lend intensity to the entities mirroring human behavior.” result of this majestic Dark Skies view includes an invitation for everyone to landscape … trees like ink stains on Here every summer in Tobermory, and connection with nature, we realize learn more about Dark Skies friendly a darkened carpet. Even the wind has Robin’s art has become more real and that many artists, astronomers and lighting and grants to help you do it a different feel to it…” Sue Grafton, August 20 at 10:00am in the Meeting “K” Is For Killer, 1994, page 27 Place, Tobermory, free. Come out the night of August 12 Visit www.sourcesofknowledge. at 7:30pm to hear POWERful Night ca for the outlines of talks given at Stories, tales of cosmic creation by “Dark Skies, Bright Minds” on April Master Story Teller Ron Baker. Bring 29 & 30, 2011 at the latest Sources the whole family to this free Dark of Knowledge Forum dedicated to Skies Celebration event and bring sharing learnings related to the Bruce your floor cushions upstairs at the Peninsula. St. Edmunds Township Museum, Hwy #6, just a few minutes south of Tobermory. Ron noted: “We live in the Tamarac Island Resort, Universe and the stars remind us that we too are made of stardust.” Casual Upscale Dining Robin Hesse’s Dark Skies inspired & Jimmys Pub artwork “Night Moon Reflections” mirrors the drama of the night sky As well as Tamarac Island Wellness and doubles it in her vision of dynamic Stokes Bay on Lake Huron Shoreline clouds, like wisps of cotton candy, that swirl and dance around the full moon reflected in the water below. She Please join us for… says “Stars are born and die. Moons Saturday Dinner never cede from their planets, the & Entertainment earth is called ‘mother’ and the suns are classed as ‘dwarfs’ or ‘giants’. The Sat. Aug. 13th- Brant Grozelle night sky can be seen as a backdrop Photo: “Night Moon Reflections” by Robin Hesse Sat. Aug. 20th- Skarni Fight Glare and Increase Your Nighttime Safety Every Thursday Open Stage & Wing Special can be lowered without losing any light Submitted by Dave Andrews Trillium Foundation, as part of our dark with $5.00 apps!! 6 – 10 pm When most people think about lights coverage. Often, directing a light is as sky initiative is offering a rebate on at night, the first point that often comes to simple as attaching opaque side panels, retrofitted and replaced outdoor lighting Planning an Event for this Summer mind is safety. Can you imagine driving which can be done for a very low cost. fixtures which reduce glare and are dark We would Love to Host it for You!!! a car at night without lights on? It would The Bruce Peninsula Biosphere sky friendly. Simply call the Association, Weddings, Parties, Reunions etc. be dangerous, and very risky. 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You turn on your outdoor 1003 or [email protected]. floodlight to see what it is, and see the www.tamaracislandresort.com large ball of light the floodlight emits, Photo: This floodlight creates a vision- but nothing else of note. The important thing is that you did not see the bear on obscuring glare. (Photo: IDA - www. the other side of the floodlight, much like darksky.org) the car on the other side of the hi-beams. Cape Chin Connection Glare is a form of light pollution, and the elimination of glare is an important Country Inn aspect of dark sky friendliness. It is Kick Start the Holiday Weekend possible to increase the visibility provided Down Home Country Buffet‘A Little Bit Of The Old Country’ by outdoor lights simply by making sure that they are directed downward and Friday, Sept. 3 5-8pm ONLY $13.95 focused on the area that is intended to be OPEN DAILY ALL YEAR illuminated. 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THE SPIRIT SINGERS: Our own Tuesday August 16 (lead vocals, guitar & slide), Steve right): The Congregational seasoned choir directed by (Dr.) McGill (slide guitar & vocals) and Houseband of the Church of The Phil English 6 - 9pm Ken Brown (blues harmonica) Holy Trinity of Toronto will present 2. JESSICA MOORE: Banjo playing 2. CELTIC BANDOLIERS: James “Songs of the Earth” with Keith singer/songwriter from Toronto Michael Nymen Crosby, Kourosh (Tev) Ghamsari, Nunn (lead guitar & vocals), 3. PATRICK MULLIN: Nathan van der Kamp & many Michael Shapcott (squeezebox), Singer/songwriter, guitarist-moving Tuesday August 23 Mathesons presenting Canadian Ron Panter (vocals, guitar) & Jim soon to Grey/Bruce composed, campfire Celtic Dolmage (fiddle/mandolin) Marydale’s had been proud chansons 2. LADIES OF NOTE: Our local a to bring you the Harbourside 6 - 9pm 3. NORMA & GAIL BRINKMAN: cappella choir consisting of about Music Schedule for 2011. performing genuine Peninsula 15 notorious females under the Gerry Goldie Watch the next issue of the country music command of sergeant-major Klages Press when my ad will be Tuesday August 30 4. CAROL ANN DURONIO & GERRY smaller in size but huge in wit. GOLDIE: doing their familiar 3. KEN MacDONALD is back with Gary things Harders Thanks for joining us. 6 - 9pm Join Us Friday nights after 4 pm Michael Nymen for our $6.95 meal deal Open 7 days a week 8am - 8pm Licensed Dining Room And Accommodations ALWAYS FRESH & FRIENDLY. Are Open All Year • Appetizers are Free MARYDALES IS THE PLACE TO EAT! Main Street, Lion’s Head 418 Cape Chin N. Rd., Near Lion’s Head, ON 519- 793-4224 A.G.C.O For Reservations Call - 519-795-7525

Harbourside Music and Homecoming too, It will be great to see all of you. Drop in to have a bite and a chat, I will try and behave and not be a brat! On Friday come early for the $6.95 deal, then off to the harbour for music after a great meal. The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 9 to August 30, 2011 page 11 Dreams Come True at BPHSF Parks Canada Community News Submitted by Ethan Meleg Annual Dream Draw Lottery This year, Parks Canada is celebrating its 100th anniversary as the Submitted by Sara Murphy, world’s first National Parks Service, which is an anniversary milestone $250.00 each went to Bernice Morris of we should all be proud of as Canadians. Special Events Coordinator Wiarton, Jean Lundy of Hepworth, Rick On August 1st at the Wiarton Rotary Peacock of Tobermory, and Brian Mepsted To mark a century of service, enjoy a visit with friends and family to Village Fair DREAMS became reality for of Hepworth. Bruce Peninsula National Park and Fathom Five National Marine Park, 9 lucky people as a result of the Bruce Special Thanks to our Dream Draw/ part of one of the finest systems of protected heritage places in the world! Peninsula Health Services Foundation Rotary committee members Ralph Sprague 22nd Annual DREAM DRAW LOTTERY. & Glenn Beacock, their enthusiastic Visitor Centre Hours Brenda Sutherland of Mar won the spirit and dedication to our community Summer (June 18 – September 5) 8:00am – 8:00pm daily grand prize, a Spicy Red 2011 Kia Sorento should make us all proud to be part of (supplied by Kia of Owen Sound); Rick the peninsula. Thank you to Ashley Miller Summer Interpretive Programs Lancaster formerly of Wiarton won 2nd and Marj O’Brien for selling tickets in the Summer interpretive programs prize, a Home Entertainment System Tobermory area. (supplied by Wiarton TV and Electronics), are underway. Drop by the Parks This year’s lottery raised over $30,000 FITNESSFITNESS and 3rd prize of $1,000.00 CA$H went to Canada Visitor Centre for a schedule! to assist in meeting the health care needs Carol Dodds of Aurora. of the people of the Bruce Peninsula area. New Activities at the park Ben Davidson of Wiarton and Tammy Thank you to everyone from Sauble Beach Easy as riding O’Rouke of Kitchener took 4th and 5th to Tobermory who bought tickets, invited The Parks Canada Xplorers prizes of $500.00 each. us to sell at their event or volunteered their program is a fun way to explore the 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th prizes of time making this year a success! park, pick up an activity booklet at a BICYCLE the Parks Canada Visitor Centre or morBICYCLEe reasons to ride at Cyprus Lake Office. The new Burnt Point Geocaching Loop is a great way to see the secret science behind the trail. Pick up a passport at the Parks Canada Visitor Centre Upcoming Special events

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Lions Head--$249,900 Spry Shores--$320,000 Myles Bay--$199,000 Dorcas Bay--$239,000 Lakewood--$239,000 Only 1 block to sand beach and marina. Beautiful Lake Huron shore. Lovely 3 Warm & Cozy 3 bedroom Home or Great Value in this 5 year old, 3 bedroom Buy this Lovely Bungalow and share in 3 bedrooms. Hot tub. #415 bedroom home/cottage. #345 Cottage. Large in-door spaces. #403 Waterfront/Waterview Home #371 230 acres, trails and small Lake #401

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Dorcas Bay Lot--$49,000 Eagle Cres--$49,000 Pike Bay Lot--$53,900 Tobermory--$59,000 Little Pinetree--$59,000 5.3 Acres, mostly cedar. Driveway, Large, inexpensive waterfront lot. Well As good as Waterfront! Across the Over 1 acre backing on to Golf Course. Approx 9.6 acres. Laneway and building shed and outhouse ready to build. #150 treed and private. #439 road from Sandy Municipal Beach #418 Hardwood bush. Close to town. #386 site. Close to access and launch #384

Pleasant Harbour--$69,900 Gillies Lake Area--$69,000 Sky Lake Lot--$74,900 Oliphant Lot--$79,000 Cape Chin N--$85,000 34.69 Acres, mostly cedar. Pond and 25 Acre lot. Well treed and private. 120' wide, well treed. Dock your Close to Kite Sailing Beach. Laneway, As good as Waterfront! Cobblestone two streams. Close to water access #404 Mostly hardwood bush. Bruce Trail #396 boat across the road. Great shing. #426 building site, septic, well, bunkie, shed #377 beach across the quiet coastal road #437

Corisande Bay--$89,000 Eagle Harbour Lot--$89,000 Tamarac Island--$89,900 Dorcas Bay--$129,900 Pleasant Hrbr--$134,900 Beautiful Lake Huron views. Safe Approx 350' on protected harbour with Approx 377' on scenic wetlands. Well treed and approx 1.9 acres. 132' X 363' Spectacular sunset views. for small boat & swimming #422 deep water for boating. #374 Beautiful gardens & dock. #357 Deep water at the shore. #320 Bunkie, Septic, Well, Driveway #230

Colpoys Bay Lot--$149,000 Greenough Hrbr--$149,000 Bradley Hrber--$165,000 Robert Allen--$169,000 Stokes Bay Shores--$179,000 Incredible buy! 200' of Georgian Bay Approx 121' of at rock shoreline. Vacant waterfront lot with spectacular 85.5 Acres, mostly cedar. Steps Dock your boat at your door! Boat slip, Waterfront. Panoramic views. #984 South facing for sun all day #156 sunset views. #368 to water access and boat launch #382 hydro in, laneway, bunkie, deck #298

Little Pinetree Hrbr--$179,000 Borchardt Rd--$199,000 Cape Chin South--$239,000 Little Pinetree Hrbr--$269,000 Johnson Harbour--$379,000 Rare harbour with deep water--potential Gorgeous Georgian Bay Cli Rare, gorgeous Georgian Bay cli top 335' of shoreline. Deep water at the Over 450' of at rock shoreline. docking. Over 1 Acre #830 top. Great views. #863 waterfront. 120'. Bunky & deck. #405 dock. Septic & well. #389 Site ready for your dream home. #348 Breathe, Relax, Enjoy the Spectacle of the Bruce Peninsula The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 9 to August 30, 2011 page 14 In May the building site was bush, in our fundraisers such as the Fall today the site has been cleared and the Dinner Cruise or the Fallfest dinner, or Tobermory Health Services: foundation has been completed with full volunteering to help us. Excellent support underground services including high and donations have already come from Our Home for Health speed fibre optic for eHealth Ontario our entire community of Northern Bruce consultation, and by Christmas the Peninsula and beyond. Thank you to all building will be finished. This new modern who have donated and also to those who medical facility will be built with local will donate. money by local people if possible and when The next open house about this new it is complete it should be totally paid for building will be at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, with no mortgage. The community will September 13 at the Tobermory Community have a modern debt free medical facility Centre. For more information about the that we all can be proud of. We paid for activities, including this new medical it, we built it, it is our home for health! facility, of the Tobermory Health Services The fundraising is going well under Auxiliary please contact Ron Columbus the very capable leadership of Rob Davis (519-596-2150) or Bill Wright (519-596- and to date we have about 90% of the 8125) or visit www.tobermoryhealth.ca. total funds needed with 10% still to be raised by the fundraising activities. Please Photo: The foundation for the new get involved and help us to raise the last funds needed to completely pay for this Tobermory medical facility. At this new medical facility. We need your help printing (Aug 8th) the sewer and now. No donation is too small. You can plumbing are being installed in help by pledging funds, participating preparation for the floor being poured. Eat Drink and Be Merry Aboard the Chi-Cheemaun Ferry! Tobermory Lion’s Head Submitted by Rob Davis The Tobermory Health Services Auxiliary will be hosting a dinner cruise on board Library News Rotary Club the Chi-Cheemaun on Saturday, September 17. The ship will depart Tobermory at Submitted by Katie 6:00PM and cruise along the Georgian Bay shore towards Cabot Head, it will then Just a reminder that movies will be return going around Flowerpot Island and enjoy the sunset off of Cove Island Lighthouse played at the Parks Visitor Centre for the News before returning to port shortly after 9:00PM. The menu will feature roast beef and whitefish. A complimentary bottle of wine, donated by Pelee Island Winery, will be month of August in the evenings starting Submitted by Shirley Hall at 6:00 p.m. Show dates are: August 4 provided to every table. Musical entertainment as we cruise will be by the Bobby Dean Whale Rider, August 11 Winter in Wartime, What a busy Civic Holiday Blackburn Trio who have donated their performance for this event. A silent auction August 18 Rabbit Proof Fence, August 25 weekend! Lion’s Head beach was a will be held . Tickets are on sale now for $100 each and a limited number will be sold. The Eagle. We hope to see you there!! beehive of activity from early to late. For tickets, please contact Rick Lane (519-596-2177); Sandi Hoffer (519-596-8038) The Friends of the Library will be or Rob Davis (519-596-8766). A charitable donation receipt for a portion of the ticket Our Pancake Breakfast on Sunday price will be provided. All proceeds will go towards the building of the new Tobermory having their first meeting on September was a great success.....520 people 27, 2011 at 3:00 pm. New members are Health Services facility. This promises to be a great evening so please plan to join us. welcome! Also a reminder that there is enjoyed our great scenery and fabulous still a few more weeks of Tuesday craft and food. Thank you to the volunteers story time starting at 2:00. All are welcome! who support the Rotary Club in various Book Reviews by: Darrah Condino. ways with their time. These events Darrah is a high school student and has would not be possible without your help. A big vote of appreciation to ROCKRIDGE been volunteering this summer at the ROCKRIDGE library on Tuesdays for craft. She is an the musicians who entertained at our avid reader and has been coming to the venue throughout the morning. John Tobermory Library for the last 10 years. Baker, Arnie Crittenden, Jim & Marilyn CONTRACTING Pretty Little Liars by Sara Shepard Dolmage, and Brooklyn Hewton. revolves around 4 girls, Aria, Spencer, Hanna, and Emily, and the mysterious We must apologize to the musicians death of their best friend, Alison DiLaurents, who entertained during our recent Natural Stone on the last day of 7th grade. Three years Chicken BBQ dinner. 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Darlene 519-379-3121 Darlene 519-379-3121 Call Darlene 519-379-3121 The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 9 to August 30, 2011 page 18 Peninsula Past: Devil’s Monument Featured in The Bruce Peninsula Speedway Keen’s “Boots Give Back Program” Submitted by Gail & Norma Brinkman The track got pretty dusty even after Be a part of a $50,000 donation without Yes! The stock car races were a big water had been put on, and with the winds event in Ab Hatt’s field, just west of West from the west, the fans were pretty dusty opening your wallet. Join The Bruce Trail Road and south of Burma Road. Ab Hatt by the end of the races. and family ran it in the beginning but Clayt Brinkman donated his tractor Conservancy for Boots Give Back! the last couple of years the drivers and to be used as a wrecker and tow vehicle. Submitted by Marsha Russell, their families ran the races, splitting the Bud McLay,Calvin Robbins and Gail The Bruce Trail Conservancy proceeds between Ab Hatt and the race worked together on their cars. Gail and KEEN Canada wants to donate $50,000 to help The Bruce Trail Conservancy care winners. Bud drove up from Toronto every weekend, for the Niagara Escarpment’s irreplaceable natural spaces. Ten amazing and unique We had a concession booth, a fixed cars all day Saturday and ran them locations along the Bruce Trail have been selected as KEEN BOOTS GIVE BACK photo grandstand and two entrances for parking Sunday and needed to repair them again locations. KEEN Canada will donate $10 to The Bruce Trail Conservancy for each photo and lots of trophies were handed out. the next Saturday but BOY, DID WE ALL location you visit. HAVE FUN!!!!! It is fun and easy to participate: 1. Visit www.keencanada.ca/bootsgiveback 2. Download maps and directions for the 10 highlighted trail locations. 3. Snap a photo at the KEEN BOOTS GIVE BACK photo location. 4. Visit www.keencanada.ca/bootsgiveback and upload your BOOTS GIVE BACK photo and generate a $10 donation for the BTC! Please act now - the program closes October 31, 2011. Your support is greatly appreciated. The Bruce Trail is the oldest and longest continuous footpath in Canada. It runs along the Niagara Escarpment from Niagara to Tobermory, spanning more than 894 km of main trail and 400 km of side trails. The Bruce Trail Conservancy is a charitable organization committed to establishing a conservation corridor containing a public footpath along the Niagara Escarpment, in order to protect its natural ecosystems and to promote environmentally responsible public Photo Above: Gail Brinkman access to this UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. The BTC is now one of Ontario’s largest land trusts, protecting almost 7,000 acres of natural spaces along the Niagara Escarpment. Photo Above: Calvin Robbins KEEN Inc., manufacturer of hybrid footwear, socks and bags, is an outdoor brand that delivers innovative hybrid products, enabling all outdoor enthusiasts to live an active lifestyle. The company strives to demonstrate integrity and leadership, especially on social and environmental commitments, while promoting an inclusive outdoors community. Through its giving program the company provides support to a variety of social and environmental organizations around the globe. CREATE. PLAY. CARE.

Lion’s Head FOR SALE — A MUST SEE!!! CURB APPEAL PLUS Farmers Market INSIDE ‘WOW’ APPEAL

Submitted by Benno & Tim Schmidt The August long weekend has not only brought all “Lion’s Headers” back but also lots of new visitors. The market was truly buzzing! It seems as though everyone found their way to the market – by foot, by bike and by car – a truly amazing Homecoming Weekend.

Quality custom built craftsman style home. Photo Above: Bud McLay Timber frame mix, in floor heat, 2 fireplaces, the list goes on. You have to see the inside! 8th Annual Peninsula Bruce Trail Amazing views of Lion’s Head harbour, lighthouse, white bluffs, and sunsets. Club Outdoor Festival Walking distance to the Village, beach, marina and Bruce Trail. Sept 30th to Oct 2nd Celebrating UNESCO’s 54 William Street, Lion’s Head. Offered for sale by owner. $879,000. “Year of the Forest” 519-793-4555 Mark your calendars for the 8th annual Bruce Peninsula Outdoor Festival. View at www.ontariopls.com This year’s events focus on the “Year of the Forest” theme ranging from guided JOHN TOZER & MYRNA INGLETON hikes to traditional crafts with forest resources. Ferndale Office 2825 Hwy. #6 N0H 1W0 Sales Representatives The festival begins Friday evening with registration and a presentation on Res. 519-795-7738 aspects of forestry on the Peninsula and the future of logging in the area by Clark Office Phone 519-793-3343 John Cell 519-374-0544 Birchard, well known local naturalist, Bruce Trail member and historian. REAL ESTATE LTD BROKERAGE Fax 519-793-3420 [email protected] Toll Free 1-855-793-3343 Myrna Cell 519-374-1564 Saturday offers both morning and afternoon events and ends with a social [email protected] wine and cheese at the Park Visitor Centre as well as a panel discussion on forest values through the eyes of three speakers; Frank Burrows, Parks Canada Frontier Log Home Nestled in 24 acres of Hardwood Forest Superintendant and Forest Ecologist, Tony Chaganho, National Park interpreter, story teller and naturalist and Dave Taylor, president of Lands and Forests EXCLUSIVE consulting. The annual Bruce Trail day hikes will take place on Sunday; this year we feature some of the spectacular properties in the Dyers Bay area owned by the Ontario Heritage Trust. Pre-registration is a must for all the events on Friday and Saturday and can be done by visiting the Peninsula Bruce Trail Club’s website at www.pbtc.ca.

This recently built log home is in pristine condition and offers complete privacy in a peaceful woodland setting located near Miller Lake. Has 2 bedroom with an additional sleeping loft or family room features an open concept living/dining room with wood burning stove, log beamed cathedral ceilings and lots of windows for natural light.Eat-in galley kitchen has oak cabinets.Covered large front verandah/ porch with large side deck for barbequing and entertaining. Matching log detached double garage completes the idealic setting. Listed for $329,900. Just Listed - Two Adjacent Hardwood Acreage Lots

11.48 Acres. $49,900 A 9.8 Acres. $49,900 Adjacent combination of Hardwood forest property consists of a nice and lower lying mixture of trees mixed hardwood forest and TeraTech Telecom & Security and wetland separated by an would be ideal as a residence elevated rocky ridge located on or private retreat on year round Cape Chin South Road.A short road. Specializing in Video Security drive to Georgian Bay and the Remotely monitor your residence or business Bruce Trail.Hydro and phone lines at road side. Call Eric 226-668-5667 The Dependable North Bruce Real Estate Team • www.northbrucerealestateteam.com The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 9 to August 30, 2011 page 19 1st Annual Bruce Peninsula Multisport Race Count Down By Marianne Wood Count down is on for the Bruce Peninsula Multisport Race that will see competitors bike, kayak and run along the Bruce Peninsula escarpment. The Challenger (long) course begins at Cabot Head and snakes its way down the shore of Georgian Bay with a 40 km bike, 15 km run along the edge of the escarpment and 18 km kayak skirting the shoreline of Georgian Bay, 20 km bike along back lanes and forest trails and finally a 7 km run from Colpoy’s Bay to Bluewater Park in Wiarton. Photo L-R: Race Participants Naomi McFarlane and Michael Crowley have The Explorer been training aggressively for the upcoming race. (short) course is described as a loop between Wiarton’s Bluewater Park and Purple Valley via Colpoy’s Bay featuring a 4 km kayak over the shipwrecks of Colpoy’s Bay, 15 km bike along double- track trails in the woods and a 7 km run back to Wiarton via the Spiral Staircase at Spirit Rock. On August 3rd there were approximately 30 participants registered for the challenger course, 50 participants for the explorer course and 15 teams. There are several local athletes competing (including Jenn Suke pictured above with her mountain bike). This promises to be an exciting day for all involved. Come out to support and cheer on Photo: Bruce Peninsula Multisport Race Committee Members. our local athletes. Some Back Row L-R: Jaime Balsom, Leigh Grigg, Tobin Day, Zane Davies, Carlin good viewing spots Val and Megan Grigg. include: •Lion’s Head next to the Front Row L-R: Deborah Diebel, Jack Van Dorp, Nelvia Van Dorp and Deb Ray. Farmer’s Market (7am- Not Pictured: Muffy Davies, Jess Urbshott, Allisa Slumskie @ Suntrail, Adam 9am), Belanger and Karen Neerhof. •Barrow Bay (9:30- 11:30), Robyn Dean Broker •Hope Bay (11am - 1pm), and Office 519-596-2255 GREY BRUCE REALTY INC., BROKERAGE Res. 519-596-2519 • Cell 519-270-0220 •Colpoy’s Bay pier Locally Owned and Independently Operated [email protected] 7379 Highway #6, Tobermory, ON (9am-4pm) Visit www.liveonthebruce.com to view my properties •Wiarton Bluewater Dorcas Bay Rd Waterfront Park Live Site (6:30am- $379,000 6pm) NEW LISTING • New construction 2009 •Wiarton Marina for • 3 bedrooms, includes loft bedroom • 2 - 3 peice baths Short Course start • decks front and back/ full basement • tastefully decorated (8:30am) • elevated views of waterfront This race is subject CALL ROBYN DEAN 519 270.0220 to weather conditions and will be re-routed if there is a small craft warning on Georgian Bay that day. For more information please visit www.griggsport.com/Bruce/Home.html. Photo: B.P.D.S. Outers teacher, Birch Cute 2 bedroom cottage/Cameron Lake $240,000 Eagle Point WF Cottage/Home 399,000 Behmann heading out on another training ride. • Interior local cedar V match • Loft • newer build in 2007 • 3 bedrooms/ 2 baths • Sandy bottom, nice for swimming • custom masonry/covered decks • granite counter tops WATERFRONT HOME FOR SALE AT LITTLE PIKE BAY • Rental potential • nice shorefront/ great views CALL ROBYN DEAN 519 270.0220 CALL ROBYN DEAN 519 270.0220 128 HOBSONS HARBOUR DRIVE

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4 Bedroom Waterfront Cottage $315,000 Borden Drive Eagle Harbour $215,000 • Tongue & groove cedar/pine interior • Waterfront lot with sandy access • Open concept with vaulted ceilngs • Includes furniture, garden tools, kitchen accessories • Nice waterfront in plain view of the cottage • Bunk house • Large garage CALL ROBYN DEAN 519 270.0220 CALL ROBYN DEAN 519 270.0220 Zorra Drive Waterfront Cottage/home $335,000 2.03 acres with 217’ of waterfront with beach, dock,30 amp shore power, fuel SOLD tank, boat ramp, south facing. Scandanavian handscribed log home, 4+1 SOLD bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 car garage, fireplace, wood stove. Finished lower level with family room, spa and more. Second 2-storey building: 28’x36’ with two garage doors. Pics and more info at www.thebrucepeninsula.com/minoka. Peaceful Inland Lake Cottage/Home $279,000 • 3 bedrooms • 2 -3 peice baths • open concept • New construction • 3 bedrooms • 2 baths • full basement • shoreline spectacular • well kept • Views from 3 sides & sunsets For Sale By Owner at $895,000. Brokers protected with 2.5% CALL ROBYN DEAN DIRECT 519 270 0220 CALL ROBYN DEAN 519 270.0220 commission. Call 519-793-4317 or email: [email protected] 16 years experience, selling the Peninsula! CALL ROBYN DEAN, BROKER.

The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 9 to August 30, 2011 page 20 17. Clerk Report C 11-58 Re: Farrell attended Council to review they propose to showcase their art Municipality of By-law No. 2011-47 (current) the Bruce Community Futures on masonite cut in the shape of a By-law No. 2011-64 (proposed) Development Corporation activity. black bear, the artists will showcase (Repetitive Street Naming Matter) Northern Bruce The group has been lending funds to their talent, whether through Recommended: create new jobs, providing training, photography, wood, painting, fabric, Peninsula THAT Council, having reviewed By- etc. The group has done an in depth medium on the backboard. The law No. 2011-64, supports Clerk analysis on the aging population group has suggested that four (4) Council Minutes Report C 11-58 as it relates to and plans to address the needs of backboards will be displayed. rescinding By-law No. 2011-47 for the senior population. The group Mayor McIver requested the Chief July 11, 2011 housekeeping purposes; and is in partnership with Bruce County Administrative Officer prepare MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor THAT Council will consider passage and is pleased to be participating a resolution of support for Milton McIver, Deputy Mayor John of By-law No. 2011-64 at its regular in the Spruce the Bruce project in consideration at the next Council Bainbridge, Councillors Tom Boyle, meeting on Monday, July 25, 2011. Tobermory and Lion’s Head. meeting. Ray Burns, Betsy Stewart Carried. Mayor McIver stated he is happy Mayor McIver thanked Mr. Burgess STAFF PRESENT: Chief ADOPTION OF THE MINUTES that the Spruce the Bruce project for attending the meeting. is progressing. Administrative Officer, Bill Jones, Re: Council Meeting No. 11-15 CONSIDERATION OF AGENDA Clerk, Mary Lynn Standen, June 27, 2011 Moved by T. Boyle Mayor McIver thanked the ladies for ITEMS Treasurer, Teresa Shearer, Resolution # 16-02-2011 Seconded their review today. 1. Fire Chiefs Report FC-11-17 Deputy Clerk, Cathy Addison, by B. Stewart 3. Jakob Van Dorp (1:50 p.m.) RE: RE: Information and Updates for Administrative Student, Dustin Multi Sport Race June Moved by R. Burns Resolution Robinson, Secretary, Charlotte THAT the minutes of Council # 16-03-2011 Seconded by B. Martindale Meeting No. 11-15 June 27, 2011, Mr. Van Dorp attended Council to be approved as printed. Carried. request authorization for temporary Stewart DELEGATES PRESENT: Daniel road closures during the Inaugural Continued on next page Leblanc, Cindy Schmidt, Amanda DELEGATION Bruce Peninsula Multisport Race Farrell, Jakob Van Dorp, Stuart 1. Daniel Leblanc (1:23 p.m.) RE: that will take place August 13, 2011. Burgess Preneal This Multisport Race will include DISCLOSURE OF PECUNIARY Mr. Leblanc gave a power point biking, running, and kayaking. The INTEREST presentation to Council regarding long course will start at Cabot Head Mayor McIver called the meeting the Preneal Canada Company and Lighthouse and end at Wiarton. He to order and Council members noted that they promote clean also indicated that volunteers are were reminded to disclose any energy. welcomed. pecuniary interest that may arise Mr. Leblanc noted that the company Mayor McIver thanked Mr. Van Dorp during the course of the meeting. has been measuring the wind in for attending Council and that Staff No disclosures of pecuniary interest Northern Bruce Peninsula for 2 will have a resolution for the next were expressed at this time. years. Council meeting. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA Councillor Boyle asked where 4. Stuart Burgess (1:16 p.m.) RE: Moved by B. Stewart Resolution # the transmission lines are being Bruce Peninsula Society of Artist 16-01-2011 Seconded by R. Burns proposed and he advised that has Mr. Burgess attended Council not been determined at this point. THAT the content of the Agenda to request permission to affix a be approved with the following Mayor McIver asked how the wall decoration (s) at the new additions: decommissioning funding is secured Ferndale Park and Information and was informed that a fund is Centre. The wall decoration would 16. Facilities Supervisor Report setup at the initial stages. be a non-permanent modular piece FC 11-12 Re: Replacement of showcasing the various talents of Councillor Burns asked if the Shingled Roofs on various Municipal the local artists. Buildings Recommended: company had carried out a decommissioning exercise yet. Mr. Mr. Burgess stated that this year THAT Council receives the Facility Leblanc stated that it has not been Supervisor’s Report FC 11- 25 years since the first turbine has 12 as information regarding the been erected. replacement of shingled roofs on PENINSULA various Municipal buildings; and Mayor McIver thanked Mr. Leblanc for the update. P THAT Council awards the A replacement of Shingled Roof 2. Bruce Community Futures (1:00 APPLIANCES & TV tenders to Marshall Mielhausen p.m.) RE: Community Update - July for a total price of $7,575.00, plus 2011 applicable tax. Ms. Cindy Schmidt and Ms. Amanda

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Source Protection Committee THAT Council will entertain passage pesticide/herbicide applicator for THAT Council receives the Fire RE: Meeting No. 38A Minutes of By-law No. 2011-57 at its regular the purposes of controlling wild Chief’s Report FC 11-17, as June 15, 2011 Moved by B. Stewart meeting on Monday, July 25, 2011. parsnip on Municipal lands. Carried. information regarding the Fire Resolution # 16-15-2011 Seconded Carried. 11. Source Protection Committee Chief, Community Emergency by R. Burns RE: Meeting No. 38 Minutes May Management Coordinator and Fire 7. Clerk Report C-11-52 RE: 27, 2011 Moved by B. Stewart THAT Council adopts Source Department activities for the month Proclamation of Canada World Resolution # 16-13-2011 Seconded Protection Committee Meeting of June, 2011. Carried. Youth Week, Week of October 17 No. 38A Minutes June 15, 2011. to 23, 2011 Moved by R. Burns by R. Burns 2. Deputy Clerk Report DC-11- Carried. Resolution # 16-09-2011 Seconded THAT Council adopts Source 07 RE: Spruce the Bruce by B. Stewart Protection Committee Meeting No. 14. Accounts Payable RE: Voucher (STB) Tobermory - 2011 Priorities 38 Minutes May 27, 2011. Carried. # 6, June 2011 Moved by T. Boyle Established Moved by B. Stewart THAT Council hereby proclaims Resolution # 16-16-2011 Seconded Resolution # 16-04-2011 Seconded the week of October 17-23rd, 2011 12. Grey Sauble Conservation by B. Stewart by T. Boyle as Canada World Youth Week in Authority RE: Minutes June 8, 2011 the Municipality of Northern Bruce Moved by B. Stewart Resolution # THAT Council approves Accounts THAT Council receives Deputy Clerk Peninsula; and 16-14-2011 Seconded by R. Burns Payable Voucher #6, June 2011, Report DC 11-07 as information as in the amount of $2,906,445.66. it relates to the Spruce the Bruce FURTHER THAT the proclamation is THAT Council adopts Grey Sauble Carried. Tobermory, 2011 priorities; and posted on the Municipal website and Conservation Authority Meeting Continued on next page in the local media. Carried. THAT Council support the priorities established by the Tobermory 8. Clerk Report C-11-55 RE: Little Cove Adventures Inc. Enhancement Project (TEP) group Proclamation of Lupus Awareness (formerly known as Cha Mao Zah Family Campground) and authorizes the Municipal Month, Month of October, 2011 Treasurer to release the allocated Moved by B. Stewart Resolution # www.littlecove.ca • email: [email protected] funds as requested by the Group. 16-10-2011 Seconded by R. Burns • Camping • Tent & Cabin Accommodation Carried. THAT Council hereby proclaims Store on location the month of October, 2011 as 3. Deputy Clerk Report DC-11-08 (snacks, clothing, small accessories), and hot and cold beverages. RE: Integrated Accessibility Lupus Awareness Month in the Regulation Update Moved by R. Municipality of Northern Bruce 519-596-8622 Burns Resolution # 16-05-2011 Peninsula; and 7111 Highway #6, Tobermory Seconded by B. Stewart FURTHER THAT the proclamation is 2 km south of Tobermory, just north of Little Cove Rd. THAT Council receives Deputy Clerk posted on the Municipal website and Report DC 11-08 as information as it in the local media. Carried. relates to the Integrated Accessibility 9. Clerk Report C-11-57 RE: Why Suffer? Regulation update. Carried. Amendment to Parking By-Law No. If you are tired of suffering from cause, not just the effect. 2001-17A, as amended 4. Treasurer Report TR-11-30 headaches on an ongoing basis There is a trend developing where RE: Kilometric Rate for Use of Deputy Mayor Bainbridge felt that and you want to find what the Personal Vehicles Moved by T. Boyle people are looking for the cause it could place Staff in a potentially cause is, try the natural of their health problems. As a Resolution # 16-06-2011 Seconded difficult position possibly relating chiropractic approach. result, the profession of by B. Stewart to a perception of favoritism and THAT Council increases the current thought that Council should decide Studies have shown that roughly chiropractic will continue to grow kilometric allowance for use of whether or not a parking ticket may a third of all people suffer from at a fast pace, allowing more personal vehicles from $.555 cents be cancelled. headaches. The causes of people to heal naturally. per kilometer to $.57 per kilometer The Chief Administrative Officer headaches are many; they Are you ready to change your effective July 11, 2011. This rate is noted that it is extremely rare that include such things as spinal approach to health care? If so, in accordance with the rate set by a parking ticket is cancelled. Moved misalignments, certain foods, call today and receive your the Treasury Board of Canada for by B. Stewart Resolution # 16-11- toxic fumes, preservatives and 2011. Carried. complete initial assessment at 2011 Seconded by R. Burns alcohol. 50% off! This includes a case 5. Treasurer Report TR-11-31 RE: THAT Council supports the delegation Unfortunately, our society in the history, a private consultation, a Group Insurance Renewal Moved by of authority to the Municipal Law R. Burns Resolution # 16-07-2011 past has taken numerous drugs spinal examination, a Enforcement Officer(s), specifically to fight off the pain associated neurological scan and spinal Seconded by T. Boyle Mike Henderson, Carol Hopkins with headaches, instead of trying x-rays (if needed). All of this for THAT Council receives Treasurer’s or Don Johnstone, to render a report 11-31 regarding renewal of decision, on a case-by-case basis, to remove the cause of these just $45! our Group Insurance Plan with for a request to cancel a parking headaches. However we are This offer expires August 31, Mosey and Mosey. Carried. ticket. Carried. moving into a time where society 2011, so call TODAY! 6. Clerk Report C-11-51 RE: By-Law 10. Chief Administrative Officer is starting to look to deal with the to Authorize the Sale of Surplus Report CAO-11-27 RE: Wild Parsnip Lion’s Head Chiropractic and Wellness Clinic Land NBPSL 0012 Moved by B. Moved by B. Stewart Resolution # Dr. Ian J. Quist, 2 Helen St., Lion’s Head • 519-793-3092 Stewart Resolution # 16-08-2011 16-12-2011 Seconded by T. Boyle [email protected] • www.lionsheadchiropractic.com Seconded by R. 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The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 9 to August 30, 2011 page 22 MNBP COUNCIL MINUTES process presently in place. LAW FOR THE MUNICIPALITY OF Councillor Burns: Yes July 11, 2011 cont’d from page 21 CORRESPONDENCE NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA Councillor Stewart: Yes AS IT RELATES TO THE REMOVAL 15. Resolution RE: The Township a) Mayor McIver noted OF THE HOLDING (H) ZONE Deputy Mayor Bainbridge: No correspondence from Grey Bruce of Carling RE: Township of North PROVISION - TOWN PLOT BURY, Mayor McIver: Health Unit regarding the 2011 Stormont - Wildfires in Slave Lake, WBR, LOT 61, 61 FRONT STREET Yes Alberta Beach Management Program. (TOBERMORY), MUNICIPALITY OF The Clerk announced that the b) Councillor Boyle noted the NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA Councillor Boyle noted that service motion was carried. Carried. clubs in the area have contributed correspondence from the Association 2011-54 BEING A BY-LAW TO to Slave Lake. Moved by T. Boyle of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) AMEND BY-LAW NO. 2002- Moved by J. Bainbridge Resolution Resolution # 16-17-2011 Seconded relating to its full support for full 54, AS AMENDED, BEING THE # 16-22-2011 Seconded by R. Burns by B. Stewart Extended Producer Responsibility COMPREHENSIVE ZONING BY- THAT the following listed by-laws (EPR), supporting polluter pay, the THAT Council receives the attached LAW FOR THE MUNICIPALITY OF be given 1st, 2nd, and 3rd reading, management of waste material, resolution, as information. Carried. NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA AS and enacted: costs associated with some or all of IT RELATES TO THE REMOVAL OF 2011-55 BEING A BY-LAW TO 16. Facilities Supervisor Report FS these programs. THE HOLDING (H) ZONE PROVISION 11-12 Re: Replacement of Shingled AMEND SCHEDULE A TO BY-LAW c) Mayor McIver noted the - LOTS 2 AND 3 TOWN PLOT Roofs on various Municipal Buildings NO. 2011-42, AS AMENDED, BEING correspondence recognizing the BURY, WBR, 35 BIG TUB ROAD Moved by B. Stewart Resolution # Tobermory Friends of the Library (TOBERMORY), MUNICIPALITY OF Continued on page 28 16-18-2011 Seconded by T. Boyle with the Garbriele Schreiber Friends NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA THAT Council receives the Facility of the Year Award for 2010. The Clerk read the motion on the Supervisor’s Report FS 11-17 d) The Clerk noted the invitation floor and proceeded to call and as information regarding the from the Bruce County Museum of record the votes of Council: replacement of shingled roofs on the unveiling of the “Ne’bwaakaah various Municipal buildings; and Councillor Boyle: Yes giizwed ziibi – The River Mouth THAT Council awards the Speaks”, on July 19, 2011 at 6:00 Replacement of Shingled Roof p.m. Mayor McIver, Councillor tenders to Marshall Mielhausen Boyle and the Chief Administrative for a total price of $7,575.00, plus Officer will be attending Moved by applicable tax. Carried. T. Boyle Resolution # 16-20-2011 17. Clerk Report C 11-58 Re: By- Seconded by B. Stewart law No. 2011-47 (current) By-law THAT the correspondence be No. 2011-64 (proposed) (Repetitive received for information, as printed Street Naming Matter) Moved by and circulated. Carried. R. Burns Resolution # 16-19-2011 READING OF BY-LAWS Seconded by B. Stewart NOW HIRING Stephanie Hayes graduated with an Honors BA Deputy Mayor Bainbridge requested THAT Council, having reviewed By- at Wilfred Laurier University on June 8 2011. a recorded vote with respect to Experienced Cook law No. 2011-64, supports Clerk Stephanie will be going onto Law School in By-law Nos 2011-52, 2011-53, Seasonal or Year Round Employment Report C 11-58 as it relates to August doing a dual Law Degree program in and 2011-54 Moved by B. Stewart Please apply in confidence to: rescinding By-law No. 2011-47 for Windsor and Detroit. Resolution # 16-21-2011 Seconded housekeeping purposes; and The Lion’s Head Inn Congratulations from Mom, Dad, Matthew, by R. Burns [email protected] Jaci, Cally, Hayden, Tyler, Kelsey, Mem, Pep, THAT Council will consider passage THAT the following listed by-laws or call 519-379-4601 of By-law No. 2011-64 at its regular Grandma, Cooper and Jake . be given 1st, 2nd, and 3rd reading, meeting on Monday, July 25, 2011. and enacted: Carried. 2011-52 BEING A BY-LAW TO OTHER BUSINESS AMEND BY-LAW NO. 2002-54, George Funeral Home Ltd. a) Mayor McIver noted that the AS AMENDED, BEING THE Chief Administrative Officer and COMPREHENSIVE ZONING BY- he attended the Isthmus Bay LAW FOR THE MUNICIPALITY OF Caring, Compassionate, Ratepayers Association meeting on NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA Saturday, July 9, 2011. AS IT RELATES TO THE REMOVAL Respectful b) Deputy Mayor Bainbridge OF THE HOLDING (H) PROVISION - PART LOTS 2 AND 3, SOUTH asked if there are any Holding “H” 430 Mary Street, Wiarton SIDE CARLTON STREET, TOWN zones being lifted in the future in 519-534-0240 PLOT BURY, WBR, 5 BAY STREET Tobermory. Staff replied that there 71 Main St., Lion’s Head (TOBERMORY), MUNICIPALITY OF are presently no such requests on 519-793-3115 NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA file at the Municipal Office. www.georgefuneralhome.com Councillor Burns asked for 2011-53 BEING A BY-LAW TO clarification regarding the “H” zone. AMEND BY-LAW NO. 2002- Stewart and Brenda Simp son 54, AS AMENDED, BEING THE Continuing the tradition of compassion, honour and integrity. The Clerk reminded Council that COMPREHENSIVE ZONING BY- the Official Plan review is now underway; however, the Zoning By- Network Classified Advertising --- Network Classified Advertising law Housekeeping Update, 5 year Automotive 1st Class: $33.24/hour; Fitter: $31.68/hour; CWB Personals MOTOR VEHICLE dealers in Ontario MUST be FCAW: $31.68/hour. Fax resume: 780-939-2181 or DATING SERVICE. Long-term/short-term review, will not commence until registered with OMVIC. 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If interested LONG-RUNNING CHICKEN Lois Houghton of Calgary and her sister- please call 519-596-2555 or mail resume BARBECUE STILL A HIT Love Mark, Cheryl, Tyler, in-law Mary Dickson of London. Wilma to Box 160 Tobermory ON N0H 2R0 Brooklyn & Lexi Hewton was predeceased by her parents Eileen or email: [email protected] Thanks to all the volunteers who gave their time on the busiest (and hottest?) INTERNMENT OF ASHES (Biernes) and Earl Dickson and brothers Experienced part time servers & weekend of the season to help out at the Bill Dickson and Don Dickson. In respect SMITH, Doris Belle of Wilma’s wishes, cremation has taken housekeepers needed immediately for annual Chicken BBQ at the Community Ashes to be interned at Dunks Bay Cemetery, place. A private family service will be held Tamarac Island Resort. Be a part of the Centre. Hosted by the United Church with Tobermory at a later date. Arrangements entrusted Tamarac Team. Please call 519-592-5810 the generous assistance of members of Saturday August 13, 2011 at 1:00pm to the George Funeral Home, Wiarton. St. Thomas Roman Catholic Church. The WANTED Luncheon at Tobermory Legion following Condolences may be sent to the family event fed 500 hungry people and fostered Customer service-oriented telephone through www.georgefuneralhome.com friendships old and new. Thanks also to the CELEBRATION OF LIFE salesperson for contract work – full or donors who made the Silent Auction such part-time available from your own home The family of the late Jim a success, and to the people who baked beginning September 2011. Successful Howes invites you to join SALEN, Helga of Tobermory passed all those glorious desserts. Job well done. applicant must provide their own computer, them in a Celebration of Life away peacefully with family by her good internet connection and excellent A BIG THANK YOU at Stokes Bay Community side at her residence on Friday, July ‘phone’ personality. If you fit these criteria, Centre, 575 Stokes Bay 29, 2011 in her 82nd year. Cherished Thank you to AJ & Kelly Arps BP Septic Road on Saturday, August please call 519.795.7567 for further details. mother of Rick (Ashley Miller) and Jack Service for their use of their portables and 27 from 2:00 pm. Bring separate hand washing area, the Lion’s all of Tobermory. Special grandmother Scrap metals for free pickup. Automobiles, your stories, your pictures and great of Griffin of Tobermory. She will be machinery, barbeques, electric motors, wiring, Head Rotary Club for tables, chairs and memories to share. The atmosphere shade and Thank you to all who donated to sadly missed by her former husband siding, appliances (no refrigerators). Any kind. will be light and relaxed in his honour. Roger (Maureen) Salen of Tobermory. No amounts too small. Call 519-596-2744. the Lion’s Head Hospital in Bob’s name. We raised $500 dollars. A huge thanks to Mary OBITUARY Helga was predeceased by her parents GARAGE SALE Dale Ashcroft for being there for me during Margaret (Bloom) and Werner Borck. Connor , Desmond M. Private family arrangements have been this sad time and setting everything up for Nov. 11, 1929 - May 17, Saturday August 13 entrusted to the GEORGE FUNERAL our backyard celebration of Bob’s life. To 2011 Desmond Connor Rain date August 20 HOME, Wiarton. Donations made to Pam and Pat Boyle, Jenny Moore for their passed away on May 17, 8am - 2pm the Tobermory Clinic or Lion’s Head help, to the boys in the dog house, to Ross 2011, in Victoria General 26 Woodstock Ave, Stokes Bay Hospital would be appreciated by the and Rose Lamond for their continued help. Hospital, Victoria , BC. Raised Danby 5100 BTU A/C - new, family as expressions of sympathy. To all who brought food and sent cards in Hastings, New Zealand, Genmate 900 watt generator, Condolences may be sent to the family and if I have missed anyone, thank you. It the eldest of four on a family sheep station, 19.2, 15.4 Sears Drill sets, through www.georgefuneralhome.com 9.2 Milwaukee professional drill, was a perfect day with lots of friends and Des was educated at Silverstream School relatives to send Bob off fishing forever. and Massey College. Typical of a young NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS Professional paint spray kit and Kiwi out to “see the world”, in 1952 he bodywork tools, Thank You, bought a Remington Portable, and when IN the Estate of JOHN BYARD, deceased. Singer cabinet machine, Beth Martel his ship landed at Southampton, UK, he ALL persons having claims against the Estate Euro pro portable, was able to send home the first of a life of JOHN BYARD, late of the Municipality of WITH SINCERE THANKS gas weed eater - featherweight, long series of accounts of his work, travels Northern Bruce Peninsula, in the County of kitchenware, knickknacks & assorted tools DOUGLAS – The family of the late Don and further education. Following a period Bruce, who died on or about the 14th day ENTERTAINMENT (BAND) AVAILABLE Butch Douglas wish to extend our heart of work and travel in Europe, he went on to of February, 2011, are hereby notified to felt thanks to all who responded to our the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, send particulars of same to the undersigned Band available for birthdays, beach emergency in Tobermory harbour on July and completed a degree in Ag. Economics. on or before the 7th day of September, and Christmas parties. The AB3 (Andy 15, 2011. Your quick response and action In 1957, he married Ontario teacher, Etta 2011, after which date the Estate will be Burgess Trio) Blues with attitude. A great were greatly appreciated and will always be Speers and moved to Nova Scotia where distributed with regard only to the claims show from three, road, stage and studio remembered. To the ambulance and EMS he was mentored by Dr. Moses Coady in of which the undersigned shall then have experienced musicians. Call 519-364-7011 responders thank you for your efforts and rural economic development through the notice and the undersigned will not be Extension Department, St. Francis Xavier liable to any person of whose claim they FOR RENT support to the family. To the fellow boaters University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia. He took who looked after the children and the boat shall not then have notice. DATED at 1200 sq. ft. home for rent. Wood or a leave of absence in 1960 to complete a until we returned your kindness will never Ph.D. in sociology and cultural anthropology Wiarton, Ontario, this 14th day of July, 2011. propane heat. Miller Lake area. First & last, be forgotten. To Sue Smith who drove us references required. Call 519-795-7003. at Cornell University. In 1968 Des HAZEL ANNE O’NEIL to the hospital. That was so kind of you incorporated Connor Development Services and ELIZABETH ANN BYARD HISTORY BOOK FOR SALE and so much appreciated. To the staff and Ltd., a consulting practice, for citizen Estate Trustees by their Solicitor, Hewers of the Forest Fishers of the Lakes for the Dr. at the Lion’s Head hospital thank participation in community planning and HARRY R. HENDRY sale at the Tobermory Press, 39 Legion Street. you for your caring and compassion. To social impact assessment. His newsletter P.O. Box 638, Call 519-596-2658 to pick up your copy. Dr. Harpur for the time spent with us and “Constructive Citizen Participation” was 345 William Street, the comfort he provided. Thank you each published quarterly for over 25 years. Des Wiarton, ON FOR SALE and everyone who helped us that day. was able to apply his approach to over 300 N0H 2T0 small and large projects across Canada and 26’ sailboat hull with 8’ beam, cradle Shari, Brent and Sophie, Pam internationally. He helped governments and 2 used sails $1200. Call Dave, and Greg and families. and corporate bodies to develop public AVAILABLE AT THE Miller Lake 519-795-7055. IN MEMORIAM policy and training materials for staff. Des TOBERMORY PRESS DIRT BIKE FOR SALE was an innovator - among other things, he HELLYER, Pearl - In memory of a established the Crowsnest in Tobermory and Bruce Peninsula Press Subscriptions 2008 Yamaha YZ 250, 2 Stroke. Runs Great, loving wife, mother & grandmother a Jazz Hotline in Victoria. In his retirement Instant Lamination - Classified Ads FMF Pipe, Extra Set of Blue Plastics come who passed away August 15, 1998 he enjoyed volunteering in the Cordova Fax & Copying Services with Bike. $3600 O.B.O. Call 519-596-2884 Thou your smile has gone forever Bay Community Association and the phone 519-596-2658 HAPPY BIRTHDAY And her hands we cannot touch. restorative justice movement. He leaves fax 519-596-8030 Etta and their children, spouses: Anne He’s 80 years old Still we have so many memories Connor-Schisler and Nick, South Carolina, [email protected] But takes no pills Of the one we loved so much. Marg Connor and Wayne, Oakville, ON, OPEN MON to FRI 9 AM to 5 PM Just vitamins & exercise Her memory is our keepsake Maurice Connor and grandchildren, Wesley To cure his ills. For which we will never part. and Mariah, Victoria. His family wishes I’m proud to be by his side God has her in his keeping to express deep gratitude to the doctors BRUCE PENINSULA It has been one hell of a ride. We have her in our hearts. and the Victoria General Hospital nursing PRESS Happy Birthday William Always loved & remembered by staff for their tender care over several You thrill me! Husband George, months. A remembrance gift may be made DEADLINE AUG 24th Joan & Dave, John & Nancy, to: Victoria Restorative Justice Society, Love, Jeanette 306-620 View St., Victoria BC V8W 1J6. and grandchildren PRINTING AUG 30th ~ Church Services and Bible Study Times ~ ANGLICAN CATHOLIC MASS LUTHERAN St. Edmunds, Tobermory Christ Church, Lion’s Head St. Thomas, Tobermory St. Peter’s, Wiarton Sunday Worship 9:45 AM Sunday Worship & Youth Program 9:30 AM Sunday Worship and Children’s Program Tobermory United Church Saturday 11:30 AM Tuesday Conversations in Faith 9:30 AM Tuesday Meditation 4:00 PM 11:30 AM St. Mark’s, Lion’s Head Thursday Ecumenical Bible Study 10 AM Thursday Choir Practice 4:30 PM Central United Church Saturday 9:30 AM PRESBYTERIAN In the Bradley Davis Apartments St. Andrew’s Memorial, Howdenvale Knox Church, Stokes Bay Everyone Welcome! Sunday Worship June 1 to Labour Day UNITED WORSHIP - Sundays 10:30 AM St. Margaret’s Chapel, Cape Chin 10:00 AM Lion’s Head United, Lion’s Head Sunday Worship - May 22, Canada Day to Trinity Church, Wiarton Sunday Worship 11 AM - PENTECOSTAL Labour Day, and Oct. 9 7:30 PM Sunday Worship 9:45 AM with Children’s Activities Pentecostal Country Church, Ferndale Pike Bay United, Pike Bay Sunday 10:30 AM EVANGELICAL MISSIONARY 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 Junior Church 10:00 AM The Bruce Peninsula Press #12 August 9 - August 30, 2011 page 24 Service Directory & Information Centre OFFSHORE ROOFING Regular Meetings 6 • Tuesday August 9 - Tobermory’s African Djembe drumming group, Parks Visitor N MONDAY 519-377-2448 • Peninsula Happy Hands, Seniors Connect Office, Lion’s Head 9:30am-1:30pm Centre, 7:00pm. Proceds to the Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Grandmother to • Chiropractic Health Talk, Lion’s Head Chiropractic Clinic, 2 Helen St., 6pm Grandmother Campaign. Refreshments after the event and during the Kazuri FULLY INSURED • AA Meetings, Tobermory United Church, 8pm Jewellery Sale. Admission $5/person or $10/family. • NA Meetings, Nochomowin (Healing Waters), St. Mary’s Parish Hall, Lighthouse Rd. Cape Croker, 8pm • Thursday August 11 - Movie - Winter in Wartime, Parks Visitor Centre, 6:00pm, Ferndale Plumbing • S.B.P. ATV Club, Sauble Community Centre, 8pm sponsored by Tobermory Library • Christ Church Anglican Church Women, Main St., Lion’s Head, Anglican Parish Hall, • Thursday August 11 & Friday August 12 - RCMP & OPP joint two day marine Small Jobs Welcomed Lion’s Head, 2pm (1st Monday) enforcement blitz, Little Tub Harbour Tobermory, 11am - 7pm • Northern Bruce Peninsula Council, Municipal Hall, 1pm (2nd & 4th Monday - Tues. if • Friday August 12 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, Herb Moon - Mon. is holiday) 519-793-6800 • Tobermory Health Clinic Auxiliary 7pm (December 1pm), Drs. Residence behind * Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm Tobermory Health Clinic (1st Monday of March, May, June, Sept. & December ONLY) Marshall • Friday August 12 - POW0ERFULL Night Stories, tales of cosmic creation by Tom C TUESDAY MIELHAUSEN Master Story Teller Ron Baker, free Dark Skies Celebration event, upstairs at the M AFEE & SONS • Lion's Head Rotary, Rotary Hall, Main St. Lion’s Head, 6:30pm St. Edmund’s Township Museum, bring your floor cushions, starts at 7:30pm Contracting Ltd. • Weight Watchers, Central United Church Hall, Lion’s Head, 5pm ROOFING • Saturday August 13 - Lion‘s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - Noon RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL • Tobermory Food Bank The Meeting Place, call Please call 519-596-2313 or e-mail • Saturday August 13 - Whiskey Harbour Rocks Association, Garage Sale, Pike [email protected] and leave your name & phone number Bay, Locations TBA •HOMES •COTTAGES•RENOVATIONS •CERAMICS Home: 519-596-2838 • Happy Harbour Club, Tobermory Community Centre, (1st Tues.- Meeting or Game Night • Saturday August 13 - Pike Bay Pig Roast, By the Bay Resort, 5pm •WOOD FLOORS •CONCRETE WORK & FINISHING 7pm, 3rd Tues. Potluck 5pm - Not July or Aug) Cell: 519-379-8891 Over 25 • The Writer’s Table, Northern Bruce Peninsula Municipal Hall, 1:30pm, call Pat • Saturday August 13 - 100km Multisport Race, for information contact Leigh years as a licenced 519-793-3625 for information (1st Tuesday) Free Estimates Grigg at 519-270-8041 [email protected] or Jack Van Dorp 519-270-9951 519-596-2482 carpenter • Tobermory Legion Executive, 7pm at Legion (2nd Tuesday Not July & Aug) - For Jan., [email protected] Feb. & March see 2nd Thursday • Saturday August 13 & 14 - Saugeen First Nation Pow Wow • Tobermory Legion General Meeting, 8pm at Legion (2nd Tuesday Not July & Aug) - For Jim’s Water Treatment • Monday August 15 - Friday August 19 - Vacation Bible School, Tobermory Jan., Feb. & March see 2nd Thursday Bob Hofstrand • Women’s Ministries Sewing Group, Bethel Church, Lion’s Head 9:30am-2pm (2nd United Church, 9 am - 11:45 am, Ages 5 - 11, Pre-register by Aug.1 Email: Tuesday, Not July or Aug.) UV Lights [email protected] or 519-596-2275 Seamless Eavestrough • Lion's Head Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Swan Lake Legion, 2pm (2nd Tuesday) • Wednesday August 17 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & • Tobermory Library Book Club, 1:30pm (Last Tuesday - Not July, Aug or Dec) at the Water Softeners Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Tobermory Library Bruce Peninsula Press Installation & Cleaning • Tobermory Library Friends of the Library, 3pm (Last Tuesday of Jan/Mar/Apr/June/Oct/Nov)) at Tobermory Library Iron Filters • Thursday August 18 - Movie - Rabbit Proof Fence, Parks Visitor Centre, 6:00pm, sponsored by Tobermory Library WEDNESDAY 519-795-7000 • Friday August 19 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, Box 936, Lion’s Head, ON, N0H 1W0 • Food Bank, Revival Centre, Ferndale 10am-1pm a division of Schoolhouse Creations • Top of the Bruce Wood Carvers, Tobermory Community Centre, 12:30 - 3:30pm Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm 4642 Hwy. #6, R.R.#1, Miller Lake, ON N0H 1Z0 519-793-4903 • Bruce Peninsula Environment Group (BPEG), Anglican Parish Hall, 55 Main Street, • Friday August 19 - Country Music Festival, Lion’s Head, Jam session 9-11pm Lion’s Head 7:30pm (1st Wednesday) Proudly Serving the Bruce Peninsula’s Electrical Needs (Weather Permitting) • Ladies Legion Auxiliary, Tobermory Legion, 11am (1st Wednesday - Not Feb, July or Aug) • Friday August 19 - Sunday August 21 - Cape Croker Pow Wow, Cape Croker • Lioness Club, Swan Lake Legion, 8pm (1st Wednesday -Not July or Aug) • Stand by Generators Indian Park • Lion's Club, Swan Lake Legion, 6:30pm (2nd & 4th Wednesday - Not July or Aug) • Sign Lighting • Bruce Peninsula Seniors Connect, 90 Main Street, Lion’s Head 10am-12pm (3rd • Pole Line Service/Installation • Friday August 19 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Wednesday) • Products by Eaton Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce • Bruce Peninsula Society Of Artists, Anglican Parish Hall, Lion’s Head 1:30pm (4th Cutler-Hammer Peninsula Press Wednesday) ECRA/ESA Licence #7000342 • Saturday August 20 - Lion’s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - Noon • Bruce Peninsula Health Services Foundation, Foundation Office, 369 Mary St., Wiarton, 10am (Last Wednesday) 24 Hour Service • Saturday August 20 - Household Hazardous Waste Day, Municipal Office, 56 Residential/Commercial/Industrial Lindsay Road 5, 8-10am, Amabel Works Yard - 413 Municipal Road, 12-3pm THURSDAY Licenced Carpenter • 1st Chi-Cheemaun Beavers, Light & Life Community Chapel Tobermory, 6:15-7:30pm (not R.R. #3, Lion’s Head, ON N0H 1W0 • Saturday August 20 - 14th Annual Tobermory’s Primary Place Summer Classic R.R.#2, Box 309 Lion’s Head, ON July & August) 519-793-6117 Golf Tournament, Cornerstone Golf Club Phone: 519-793-3776 C O R P O R A T I O N Building Value. Fax: 519-793-6602 www.acnelectric.ca email [email protected] Fax: 519-793-4038 • Friends of Bill W, Bethel Church, Lion’s Head, 8pm • Saturday August 20 - Country Music Festival continues, Lion’s Head Community • Al-Anon Meeting, St. Johns United Church, Wiarton 7:30pm Centre, 2pm- Midnight • Al-Anon Meeting, Bethel Missionary Church, Lion’s Head, 8pm Nathan Handley • Saturday August 20 - Bruce Peninsula Family Centre Silent Auction & Yard Sale, • Wiarton Rotary Club, Wiarton & District Curling Club, 563 George St., 6pm Certified Electrician • Lion’s Head Legion General Meeting 2pm Swan Lake Legion (1st Thursday) Bale Sale & Tea Room, Lion’s Head Community Centre, 8am - 2pm • Lads & Lassies, Municipal Office - 1st Thursday, Meeting, 10am, 3rd Thursday Potluck and • Saturday August 20 - Country Music Luncheon, Bethel Missionary Church, Gazebos - Sheds - Saunas Games Ferndale, 10:30am-1:30pm Bunkies - Patio Furniture • Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary, Hospital Board Room, Lion’s Head, 1:30pm (1st • Saturday August 20 - Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary Tour of Homes on the Porch Style Sheds Thursday - Not Jan.) Peninsula, 11am - 4:00pm Tickets $20 - on sale at Peninsula Pharmacy, Miller • Barrow Bay & District Sports Fishing Association, Rotary Hall, Lion’s Head, 7:30pm (1st • Commercial/Residential Lake TimBrMart Royal Lepage Ferndale and Auxiliary Members Thursday - April - October) • 24 hr. Emergency Service • Wiarton Legion Executive, Wiarton Legion 8pm (1st Thursday) • Saturday August 20 & Sunday August 21 - 3rd Annual Remarkable Reptiles • Wiarton Legion Membership, Wiarton Legion 2pm (1st Thursday) • Quotes Available Weekend, Parks Canada Visitor Centre • Bruce Peninsula Tourist Association Board Meeting & Mingle, (2nd Thursday), visit • Sunday August 21 - Country Gospel in the Campground, part of Country Music www.brucepeninsula.org for more information and location, 10am-noon Festival Wrap-up, Lion’s Head, 12:30-2pm (Weather Permitting) [email protected] • Tobermory Legion Executive, Noon at Legion (2nd Thursday- Jan., Feb., March ONLY Tobermory, ON 519-270-3517 see 2nd Tuesday of month) • Monday August 22 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. • Tobermory Legion General Meeting, 1pm at Legion (2nd Tuesday - Jan., Feb., March Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce ONLY see 2nd Tuesday of month) Peninsula Press • Wiarton Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Wiarton Legion 8pm (2nd Thursday) • Wednesday August 24 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & FOR RENT • Friendship Club, Lion’s Head, Potluck 5:30pm (2nd Thursday); Business Meeting 2pm Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the (4th Thursday, September - June) Bruce Peninsula Press CONSTRUCTION ROLL OFF • Central Bruce SnoDrifters, Call 519-793-6685 for location, 7pm (3rd Thursday) WASTE BINS, 20 - 30 YARDS • Tobermory Snowmobile Club 7pm, Drs. Residence behind Tobermory Clinic (3rd • Thursday August 25 - Movie - The Eagle, Parks Visitor Centre, 6:00pm, Thursday of Oct., Nov., Dec., Jan., Feb., Mar. & April ONLY) sponsored by Tobermory Library & FLAT BED SERVICE • Stokes Bay Community Centre, 8pm Monthly meeting (4th Thursday) • Friday August 26 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, FRIDAY Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm call Rydall Contracting • Food Bank, Revival Centre, Ferndale 10am-1pm • Friday August 26 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. 519-793-3774 • Book Club, Lion's Head Library, 2pm (Last Friday) • Tobermory Food Bank The Meeting Place, call Please call 519-596-2313 or e-mail Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce [email protected] and leave your name & phone number Peninsula Press Custom Homes, Additions IE HELL & Renovations OVER RN YE 30 years E R experience B CONTRACTING •sand •gravel•topsoil •bulldozing & backhoe •rockbreaking Custom Builders on the Bruce Peninsula •licenced aerobic and standard for over 20 years septic systems LION’S HEAD 519-793-3377

• Friday September 10 - Dyer’s Bay, Cabot Head Research Station Open House, • Saturday August 27- Community Official Plan Open Houses, Tobermory visit www.bpbo.ca for inormation Community Centre, 10am - noon; Ferndale Park & Information Centre 2 - 4pm • Saturday September 11 Bruce Peninsula Association For Community Living Trail • Saturday August 27- Lion‘s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - Noon Ride, RR#1 Hepworth (Ross Trask Property, 9am • Saturday August 27- Northern Bruce Peninsula Official Plan Update, Tobermory • Tuesday September 13 - Tobermory Health Services Auxiliary next open house Community Centre, 2pm - 4pm for new building, Tobermory Community Centre, 7pm • Saturday August 27- Northern Bruce Peninsula Official Plan Update, Ferndale • Friday September 16 & Saturday September 17 - Wiarton Agricultural Fall Fair Park & Information Centre, 10am - 12 noon • Saturday September 17 - Island Cruise and Dinner aboard the Chi-Cheemaun, • Monday August 29-Friday September 2 - Pike Bay Fishing Derby, By the Bay Tobermory Health Services Auxiliary, $100.00/person Resort • Sunday September 18 - Terry Fox Run, Tobermory Community Centre, • Monday August 29 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Registration 9:30am - 12:30pm Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce • Friday September 30 & Saturday October 2 - Peninsula Bruce Trail Club Peninsula Press Outdoors Festival, Tobermory, celebrating Unesco’s “Year of the Forest” • Wednesday August 31 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & • Saturday October 8 - Wooly Bear Festival, Lion’s Head, all day Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press • Saturday October 8 - Happy Harbour Club Paraphernalia Sale, Tobermory Community Centre, 11am-3pm • Friday September 2 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm • Saturday October 8 - Ferndale/Lion’s Head & District Lions Club, Annual Pumpkin Toss, Forty Hills Rd., Lion’s Head • Friday September 2 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the • Sunday October 9 - Lion’s Head Rotary Pancake Breakfast, Rotary Hall, 59 Main Bruce Peninsula Press St. Lion”s Head, 8:30am • Saturday September 3 - Hometown Proud Parade, Main St., Lion’s Head, 7pm • Monday October 10 - Tobermory Turkey Trail Run, 10 Miles/5Km, Tobermory Baseball Diamond, starting 10:00am & 10:15am, more info at • Saturday September 3 - Lion‘s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - www.tobermoryfitnesspark.com or email [email protected] Noon • Saturday October 22 - Fallfest Dinner, hosts Tobermory Health Services • Saturday September 3 - Bruce Peninsula Artists’ Studio Tour, visit Auxiliary, Tobermory Community Centre, 5-7pm www.brucepeninsulaart.ca for locations • Saturday November 5 - Hospital Auxiliary Bazaar, Lion’s Head Hospital • Saturday September 3 - St. Edmunds Property Owners Association (SEPO) Basement, 10am Annual General Meeting, Tobermory Community Centre, 9 - 11am • Saturday November 19 - Christmas Bazaar, Christ Church, Lion’s Head, • Sunday September 4 - Tobermory Labour Day 5Km RUN Run & Pancake 10:30am-2:30pm Breakfast - Walk, Run or Stroll, Tobermory Baseball Diamond, 8:30am, more info at www.tobermoryfitnesspark.com or email [email protected] • Saturday December 3 - Lion’s Head Santa Claus Parade, Main Street, 1pm • Sunday September 4 - Bruce Peninsula Artists’ Studio Tour, visit • Saturday December 3 - Carol Fest, Lion’s Head Community Centre, 7pm www.brucepeninsulaart.ca for locations • Saturday December 3 - Lioness Bazaar and Bake Sale, Friendship Hall, 9:30am • Sunday September 4 - Lion’s Head Rotary Pancake Breakfast, Lion”s Head • Saturday December 3 - Christmas Festival of Arts, Anglican Parish Hall, Lion’s Beach Pavilion, 8:30am Head, 10am-4pm • Monday September 5 - Bruce Peninsula Minor Hockey Association Annual Bottle • Saturday December 10 - Annual Santa Claus Parade, Downtown Tobermory, Drive, 9 am - 12 Noon 1pm • Monday September 5 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press • Wednesday September 7th - Monarch Monitoring Study. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press The Bruce Peninsula Press #12 August 9 - August 30, 2011 page 25 Service Directory & Information Centre Tyndall Haulage Fun & Games & Things To Do CEDAR LANDSCAPING CHIPS MONDAY • Tuesday August 9 - Tobermory’s African Djembe drumming group, Parks Visitor Gravel • Bid Euchre, Friendship Club, Lion’s Head 1:30pm Centre, 7:00pm. Proceds to the Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Grandmother to Topsoil • Bridge, Lion’s Head Legion, Swan Lake, 1pm, Everyone Welcome Grandmother Campaign. Refreshments after the event and during the Kazuri • Darts, Lion’s Head Legion, 1pm WATSON’S LUMBER MILL Septic Systems Jewellery Sale. Admission $5/person or $10/family. • Zumba Gold, Earth Bound Gardens, 14 Hea Rd., Red Bay, 10am Backhoeing • Tai Chi, Tobermory, 10am-noon, Singing Sands, Dorcas Bay, 519-596-8003 • Thursday August 11 - Movie - Winter in Wartime, Parks Visitor Centre, 6:00pm, Trucking • Tobermory Bridge Club, Seniors Building, Patio Entrance, 1pm 519- 596-2449 sponsored by Tobermory Library 706 Spry Rd., Lion’s Head • 519-793-3453 • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm • Thursday August 11 & Friday August 12 - RCMP & OPP joint two day marine • Wiarton Legion Ladies Auxiliary Euchre, 8pm at Wiarton Legion enforcement blitz, Little Tub Harbour Tobermory, 11am - 7pm Unique Designs by an Authentic Irish Stone Mason • Story Barn, Host Ron Baker, 995 Dyers’s Bay Rd., 7pm • Friday August 12 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, • Thrift Shop, Highway #6, Tobermory, 1-4pm • Open Mike Night, Lion’s Head Rotary Hall, starting at 6:00pm Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm Celtic Creations TUESDAY • Friday August 12 - POW0ERFULL Night Stories, tales of cosmic creation by The Natural Choice in Stone Masonry • BINGO, Seniors Connect, 90 Main St. Lion’s Head 10am-12pm Master Story Teller Ron Baker, free Dark Skies Celebration event, upstairs at the • Games Afternoon, Tobermory Legion, door opens at 1, fun starts at 1:30 CONTRACTORS St. Edmund’s Township Museum, bring your floor cushions, starts at 7:30pm Patios • Fireplaces • Chimneys, etc. • Bid Euchre, Friendship Club, Lion’s Head 1:30pm •INTERIOR •EXTERIOR • Saturday August 13 - Lion‘s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - Noon • Lion's Head Bridge Club, Hospital Board Room, Lion’s Head 1pm No Job Too Small • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm •Airless Spraying •Wood Finishing •Staining • Drywall Repair • Saturday August 13 - Whiskey Harbour Rocks Association, Garage Sale, Pike Let us create a design in stone for you • Yoga, Alternative Health Care Services, 75 Main. St. Lion’s Head. 6:30-8pm •Caulking •Siding •Decks •Window Cleaning •Pressure Washing Bay, Locations TBA Harriet 519-534-0426 Painting since 1987 www.dcpainting.biz • Saturday August 13 - Pike Bay Pig Roast, By the Bay Resort, 5pm Call Liam at 519-793-3579 • Coffee & Knitting Tuesdays, Tobermory Library, 1 - 4pm • Tobermory Seniors Diners Club, Seniors Apts, 12pm (First Tuesday - by R. R. #2 Lion’s Head 519-793-3257 • Saturday August 13 - 100km Multisport Race, for information contact Leigh Cell 519-270-1503 [email protected] donation, Reserve 519-596-8120) Fax: 519-793-6423 Grigg at 519-270-8041 [email protected] or Jack Van Dorp 519-270-9951 • Thrift Shop, Highway #6, Tobermory, 1-4pm [email protected] WEDNESDAY • Saturday August 13 & 14 - Saugeen First Nation Pow Wow • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm • Monday August 15 - Friday August 19 - Vacation Bible School, Tobermory • Youth Ministry Program, Pentecostal Country Church, Ferndale, 3:30pm • BINGO, Tobermory Community Centre, doors open at 6:30pm United Church, 9 am - 11:45 am, Ages 5 - 11, Pre-register by Aug.1 Email: • Yoga, Earth Bound Gardens, 14 Hea Rd., Red Bay, 10am [email protected] or 519-596-2275 • Jamboree, Wiarton Legion, 2 - 5pm HPLUMBING&H • Wednesday August 17 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & • Darts, Wiarton Legion 7pm Sales • Service • Installation Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the • Stokes Bay Euchre, Stokes Bay Com. Centre, 8pm Bruce Peninsula Press • Coffee Connection, Seniors Connect, 90 Main St. Lion’s Head 10am-12pm • Walking for Health, Friendship Club, Lion’s Head 10am 519-793-3004 or 519-592-5611 • Thursday August 18 - Movie - Rabbit Proof Fence, Parks Visitor Centre, 6:00pm, sponsored by Tobermory Library Kurtis Robbins Stacey Robbins • Thrift Shop, Highway #6, Tobermory, 1-4pm THURSDAY Dave Henderson • Friday August 19 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, Tobermory - 519-596-2141 Lion’s Head - 519-795-7151 • Ontario Early Years Playgroup, St. Edmunds Public School in the library every Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm (2nd & 4th Thursday Morning of the month), 10:00 - 11:30 am, for more Licenced Plumber information please call 519-534-5550 • Friday August 19 - Country Music Festival, Lion’s Head, Jam session 9-11pm 24 hr. Servicing (Weather Permitting) • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm emergency REID SERVICES Tobermory to • Tobermory Bridge Club, Tobermory United Church, 1pm service Heating and Cooling Owen Sound • Friday August 19 - Sunday August 21 - Cape Croker Pow Wow, Cape Croker • Darts for Fun, Tobermory Legion, 7:30pm We Service.... Indian Park • Crib, Horseshoes or Darts, Lion’s Head Legion, Swan Lake 1:30pm (except 1st • Friday August 19 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Thursday of month) Residential Commercial • Thrift Shop, Highway #6, Tobermory, 1-4pm • propane/natural gas • rooftop units Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Mansfield Renovations FRIDAY • furnaces • water heaters Peninsula Press • Hub Youth Centre, Lion’s Head, 11:30-12:30pm & 7-11pm • fireplaces • infrared heaters • Saturday August 20 - Lion’s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - Noon Ryan Mansfield • Youth Ministry Program, Pentecostal Country Church, Ferndale, 3:30pm • water heaters • tube heaters [email protected] • Saturday August 20 - Household Hazardous Waste Day, Municipal Office, 56 • Euchre, Lion's Head Legion Swan Lake, 8pm • boilers • package units Lindsay Road 5, 8-10am, Amabel Works Yard - 413 Municipal Road, 12-3pm • Classic/Antique Car & Bike Show, Stokes Bay General Store, 5:30pm Filter and planned maintenance contracts P.O. Box 904, • Saturday August 20 - 14th Annual Tobermory’s Primary Place Summer Classic • Thrift Shop, Highway #6, Tobermory, 1-4pm We also provide home inspections Lion’s Head, ON Home: 519-793-4000 SATURDAY Golf Tournament, Cornerstone Golf Club N0H 1W0 Cell: 519-374-3920 • Farmers Market, Lion’s Head Beach Pavilion, 9am-Noon Doug Reid 519-793-3242 • Saturday August 20 - Country Music Festival continues, Lion’s Head Community • Thrift Shop, Highway #6, Tobermory, 1-4pm Centre, 2pm- Midnight Phil Roberts • Special Entertainment, Wiarton Legion, 3-6pm • Saturday August 20 - Bruce Peninsula Family Centre Silent Auction & Yard Sale, HARRIS • Meat Draw & Fun Times, Tobermory Legion, 4-6pm Master Electrician Home Improvements • Darts for Meat, Lion’s Head Legion, Swan Lake 1pm (2nd & 4th Saturday of the 25+ Years Experience Bale Sale & Tea Room, Lion’s Head Community Centre, 8am - 2pm month) • Saturday August 20 - Country Music Luncheon, Bethel Missionary Church, • Structural Repairs SUNDAY Residential Ferndale, 10:30am-1:30pm • BINGO, Stokes Bay Community Centre, 7pm Industrial Commercial • Saturday August 20 - Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary Tour of Homes on the • Interior & Exterior Renovations • Farmers Market, School Bell Park, Tobermory, 10am-2pm Automation Controls Peninsula, 11am - 4:00pm Tickets $20 - on sale at Peninsula Pharmacy, Miller • Waterproof Decking Lake TimBrMart Royal Lepage Ferndale and Auxiliary Members 519-270-8798 Mike Harris, Contractor Libraries, Landfills & Learning • Saturday August 20 & Sunday August 21 - 3rd Annual Remarkable Reptiles Over 30 years Experience Weekend, Parks Canada Visitor Centre Tobermory Library - Sept. - June: Tues 12-6; Wed & Fri 12-4; Sat 10-1 • Sunday August 21 - Country Gospel in the Campground, part of Country Music June - Sept.: Tues. & Thurs. 1-7; Wed. & Fri. 11-4:30; Sat. 10-1 Ph 519-795-7143 Cell 519-375-2686 Lion’s Head Library - Mon. 10-5; Wed 10-5; Fri. 10-5; Sat 10-1 Festival Wrap-up, Lion’s Head, 12:30-2pm (Weather Permitting) Wiarton Library - Tues. 10-7; Wed. 10-5; Thurs. 10-7; Fri. 10-5; Sat. 10-2:30 • Monday August 22 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays.

0in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Eastnor & St. Edmund’s Landfill Hours Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Jan 1 to Mar 31 - Mon, Wed & Sat 12-4:30 Larry Dunlop Peninsula Press Apr 1 to May 31 - Mon, Wed & Sat 10-4:30 • Wednesday August 24 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & June 1 to Sep 30 - Mon, Wed, Sat & Sun 10-4:30 Stone Mason Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Oct 1 to Dec 31 - Mon, Wed & Sat 12-4:30 Bruce Peninsula Press Lindsay Landfill Hours Jan 1 to Mar 31 - Tues, Thurs & Sat 12-4:30 • Thursday August 25 - Movie - The Eagle, Parks Visitor Centre, 6:00pm, Apr 1 to May 31 - Tues, Thurs & Sat 10-4:30 Fire Places sponsored by Tobermory Library June 1 to Sep 30 - Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sun 10-4:30 plus • Friday August 26 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, Oct 1 to Dec 31 - Tues, Thurs & Sat 12-4:30 All Types of Stone Work Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm BRUCE PENINSULA ADULT LEARNING CENTRE 519-793-3643 • Friday August 26 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. G.E.D., Computer, Essential Skills, Upgrading Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Mon. to Thurs. 9 am to 5 pm; Fri. 9 am - 4 pm; Wed. Evenings 6 - 8:30 pm Fax 519-793-6643 Peninsula Press 576 Edward St., Wiarton 519-534-4911 Hardwick Pine BRUCE PENINSULA • Custom Furniture SEPTIC SERVICE • Solid Wood Custom Kitchen Cupboards • Bathroom Vanities • Free Estimates • Free Installation New This Year • Septic Pumping/Inspections Flameless Candles in Decorative Colurs • Portable Toilet Rentals Furniture • Gifts • Crafts 99 Main Street , Lion’s Head, ON • No Municipal Tipping Fees Open Mon.-Sat.9am-5pm; Open Sun. 10am-4pm. 519-793-4595 or 1-866-881-6295 519-793-3224 [email protected] A J Arps 519-596-2246

• Friday September 10 - Dyer’s Bay, Cabot Head Research Station Open House, • Saturday August 27- Community Official Plan Open Houses, Tobermory visit www.bpbo.ca for inormation Community Centre, 10am - noon; Ferndale Park & Information Centre 2 - 4pm • Saturday September 11 Bruce Peninsula Association For Community Living Trail • Saturday August 27- Lion‘s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - Noon Ride, RR#1 Hepworth (Ross Trask Property, 9am • Saturday August 27- Northern Bruce Peninsula Official Plan Update, Tobermory • Tuesday September 13 - Tobermory Health Services Auxiliary next open house Community Centre, 2pm - 4pm for new building, Tobermory Community Centre, 7pm • Saturday August 27- Northern Bruce Peninsula Official Plan Update, Ferndale • Friday September 16 & Saturday September 17 - Wiarton Agricultural Fall Fair Park & Information Centre, 10am - 12 noon • Saturday September 17 - Island Cruise and Dinner aboard the Chi-Cheemaun, • Monday August 29-Friday September 2 - Pike Bay Fishing Derby, By the Bay Tobermory Health Services Auxiliary, $100.00/person Resort • Sunday September 18 - Terry Fox Run, Tobermory Community Centre, • Monday August 29 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Registration 9:30am - 12:30pm Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce • Friday September 30 & Saturday October 2 - Peninsula Bruce Trail Club Peninsula Press Outdoors Festival, Tobermory, celebrating Unesco’s “Year of the Forest” • Wednesday August 31 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & • Saturday October 8 - Wooly Bear Festival, Lion’s Head, all day Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press • Saturday October 8 - Happy Harbour Club Paraphernalia Sale, Tobermory Community Centre, 11am-3pm • Friday September 2 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm • Saturday October 8 - Ferndale/Lion’s Head & District Lions Club, Annual Pumpkin Toss, Forty Hills Rd., Lion’s Head • Friday September 2 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the • Sunday October 9 - Lion’s Head Rotary Pancake Breakfast, Rotary Hall, 59 Main Bruce Peninsula Press St. Lion”s Head, 8:30am • Saturday September 3 - Hometown Proud Parade, Main St., Lion’s Head, 7pm • Monday October 10 - Tobermory Turkey Trail Run, 10 Miles/5Km, Tobermory Baseball Diamond, starting 10:00am & 10:15am, more info at • Saturday September 3 - Lion‘s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - www.tobermoryfitnesspark.com or email [email protected] Noon • Saturday October 22 - Fallfest Dinner, hosts Tobermory Health Services • Saturday September 3 - Bruce Peninsula Artists’ Studio Tour, visit Auxiliary, Tobermory Community Centre, 5-7pm www.brucepeninsulaart.ca for locations • Saturday November 5 - Hospital Auxiliary Bazaar, Lion’s Head Hospital • Saturday September 3 - St. Edmunds Property Owners Association (SEPO) Basement, 10am Annual General Meeting, Tobermory Community Centre, 9 - 11am • Saturday November 19 - Christmas Bazaar, Christ Church, Lion’s Head, • Sunday September 4 - Tobermory Labour Day 5Km RUN Run & Pancake 10:30am-2:30pm Breakfast - Walk, Run or Stroll, Tobermory Baseball Diamond, 8:30am, more info at www.tobermoryfitnesspark.com or email [email protected] • Saturday December 3 - Lion’s Head Santa Claus Parade, Main Street, 1pm • Sunday September 4 - Bruce Peninsula Artists’ Studio Tour, visit • Saturday December 3 - Carol Fest, Lion’s Head Community Centre, 7pm www.brucepeninsulaart.ca for locations • Saturday December 3 - Lioness Bazaar and Bake Sale, Friendship Hall, 9:30am • Sunday September 4 - Lion’s Head Rotary Pancake Breakfast, Lion”s Head • Saturday December 3 - Christmas Festival of Arts, Anglican Parish Hall, Lion’s Beach Pavilion, 8:30am Head, 10am-4pm • Monday September 5 - Bruce Peninsula Minor Hockey Association Annual Bottle • Saturday December 10 - Annual Santa Claus Parade, Downtown Tobermory, Drive, 9 am - 12 Noon 1pm • Monday September 5 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press • Wednesday September 7th - Monarch Monitoring Study. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press The Bruce Peninsula Press #12 August 9 - August 30, 2011 page 26 Service Directory & Information Centre

Serving the Bruce Peninsula BOYLE CONCRETE Special Events McArthur Tree Removal •Foundations •Floors • Tuesday August 9 - Tobermory’s African Djembe drumming group, Parks Visitor • General Work Centre, 7:00pm. Proceeds to the Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Grandmother to • Lot Clearing • STAMPED Concrete Grandmother Campaign. Refreshments after the event and during the Kazuri • Tree Pruning & Removal 519-793-3447 Jewellery Sale. Admission $5/person or $10/family. • Underbrushing www.boyleconcrete.ca • Thursday August 11 - Movie - Winter in Wartime, Parks Visitor Centre, 6:00pm, • Wood Chipping sponsored by Tobermory Library Fax: 519-793-3015 • Thursday August 11 & Friday August 12 - RCMP & OPP joint two day marine Call Tony 519-596-2989 or 519-372-8048 enforcement blitz, Little Tub Harbour Tobermory, 11am - 7pm Need a mortgage? BDO CANADA LLP • Friday August 12 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, Advice You Can Bank On! Chartered Accountants Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm, see the ad for Marydale’s Restaurant on page 10 and Advisors • Friday August 12 - POW0ERFULL Night Stories, tales of cosmic creation by Shelia Johns •Accounting & Auditing Master Story Teller Ron Baker, free Dark Skies Celebration event, upstairs at the Cell: 519-379-1040 •Taxation Service St. Edmund’s Township Museum, bring your floor cushions, starts at 7:30pm Office: 519-793-6126 •Financial Advisory Services • Saturday August 13 - Lion‘s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - Noon •Management Advisory Services •Computer Consulting & Bookkeeping • Saturday August 13 - Whiskey Harbour Rocks Association, Garage Sale, Pike

Bay, Locations TBA ® Registered trademark of Royal Bank of Canada. RBC and Royal Bank are registered trademarks of Royal Bank of Canada. 663 Berford St. • Saturday August 13 - Pike Bay Pig Roast, By the Bay Resort, 5pm Wiarton, Ont. N0H 2T0 Tel: 519-534-1520 Alan M. White, CA, Partner Fax: 519-534-3454 • Saturday August 13 - 100km Multisport Race, for information contact Leigh GOOD QUALITY TOPSOIL Grigg at 519-270-8041 [email protected] or Jack Van Dorp 519-270-9951 [email protected] • Saturday August 13 & 14 - Saugeen First Nation Pow Wow Handley Custom Kitchens • Monday August 15 - Friday August 19 - Vacation Bible School, Tobermory WATSON’S LUMBER MILL No Interest “Terms” Available United Church, 9 am - 11:45 am, Ages 5 - 11, Pre-register by Aug.1 Email: [email protected] or 519-596-2275 • Finish Carpentry • Wednesday August 17 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & 519- 596-2449 • Designs Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the • Re-facing Bruce Peninsula Press • Thursday August 18 - Movie - Rabbit Proof Fence, Parks Visitor Centre, 6:00pm, • Custom Stairs & sponsored by Tobermory Library Railings • Friday August 19 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, My Lot or Yours 519-375-4888 Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm, see the ad for Marydale’s Restaurant on page 10 No Job too Large or Small • Friday August 19 - Country Music Festival, Lion’s Head, Jam session 9-11pm Just Give Me a Call (Weather Permitting) • Friday August 19 - Sunday August 21 - Cape Croker Pow Wow, Cape Croker RADIO Peninsula Indian Park PARCEL SERVICE DISPATCHED • Friday August 19 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. OWEN SOUND TO Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce WE DELIVER THE GOODS! TOBERMORY Peninsula Press (to keep your business running) DAI LY • Saturday August 20 - Lion’s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - Noon • Invoices • Registration Forms • Business Cards • Saturday August 20 - Household Hazardous Waste Day, Municipal Office, 56 • Envelopes • Menus • Signs & More Usually same day delivery for orders received Lindsay Road 5, 8-10am, Amabel Works Yard - 413 Municipal Road, 12-3pm before 9:45 a.m. • Saturday August 20 - 14th Annual Tobermory’s Primary Place Summer Classic 39 Legion St. Golf Tournament, Cornerstone Golf Club Tobermory, ON Brian & Lorrie Hill 519-596-2658 519-534-2506 • Saturday August 20 - Country Music Festival continues, Lion’s Head Community [email protected] Centre, 2pm- Midnight • Saturday August 20 - Bruce Peninsula Family Centre Silent Auction & Yard Sale, Dr. Richard Lefebvre Bale Sale & Tea Room, Lion’s Head Community Centre, 8am - 2pm • Saturday August 20 - Country Music Luncheon, Bethel Missionary Church, Ferndale, 10:30am-1:30pm Foot Care • Saturday August 20 - Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary Tour of Homes on the to ole Peninsula, 11am - 4:00pm Tickets $20 - on sale at Peninsula Pharmacy, Miller oul Lake TimBrMart Royal Lepage Ferndale and Auxiliary Members • Saturday August 20 & Sunday August 21 - 3rd Annual Remarkable Reptiles corns • calluses • ingrown toenails, etc.... Weekend, Parks Canada Visitor Centre Stacie Bracken-Campigotto 519-534-1910 • Sunday August 21 - Country Gospel in the Campground, part of Country Music 10177 Highway 6 RN BScn. C. A. Cert Reflexologist, AFCS [email protected] Wiarton, ON N0H 2T0 Festival Wrap-up, Lion’s Head, 12:30-2pm (Weather Permitting) 226-668-0143 • [email protected] • Monday August 22 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce GILBERT’S SHOES Peninsula Press Robert A. Cotton Photographer FAMILY FOOTWEAR • Wednesday August 24 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & www.racottonphotography.com Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the •Rieker Bruce Peninsula Press Fine Art Photographic Prints • Thursday August 25 - Movie - The Eagle, Parks Visitor Centre, 6:00pm, Photographic Workshops, & Seminars •Birkenstocks sponsored by Tobermory Library One to One Photographic Sessions •S.A.S. Walking Shoes • Friday August 26 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, •New Balance Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm, see the ad for Marydale’s Restaurant on page 10 Custom Printing • Friday August 26 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. 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• Friday September 10 - Dyer’s Bay, Cabot Head Research Station Open House, • Saturday August 27- Community Official Plan Open Houses, Tobermory visit www.bpbo.ca for inormation Community Centre, 10am - noon; Ferndale Park & Information Centre 2 - 4pm • Saturday September 11 Bruce Peninsula Association For Community Living Trail • Saturday August 27- Lion‘s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - Noon Ride, RR#1 Hepworth (Ross Trask Property, 9am • Saturday August 27- Northern Bruce Peninsula Official Plan Update, Tobermory • Tuesday September 13 - Tobermory Health Services Auxiliary next open house Community Centre, 2pm - 4pm for new building, Tobermory Community Centre, 7pm • Saturday August 27- Northern Bruce Peninsula Official Plan Update, Ferndale • Friday September 16 & Saturday September 17 - Wiarton Agricultural Fall Fair Park & Information Centre, 10am - 12 noon • Saturday September 17 - Island Cruise and Dinner aboard the Chi-Cheemaun, • Monday August 29-Friday September 2 - Pike Bay Fishing Derby, By the Bay Tobermory Health Services Auxiliary, $100.00/person Resort • Sunday September 18 - Terry Fox Run, Tobermory Community Centre, • Monday August 29 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Registration 9:30am - 12:30pm Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce • Friday September 30 & Saturday October 2 - Peninsula Bruce Trail Club Peninsula Press Outdoors Festival, Tobermory, celebrating Unesco’s “Year of the Forest” • Wednesday August 31 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & • Saturday October 8 - Wooly Bear Festival, Lion’s Head, all day Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press • Saturday October 8 - Happy Harbour Club Paraphernalia Sale, Tobermory Community Centre, 11am-3pm • Friday September 2 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm • Saturday October 8 - Ferndale/Lion’s Head & District Lions Club, Annual Pumpkin Toss, Forty Hills Rd., Lion’s Head • Friday September 2 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the • Sunday October 9 - Lion’s Head Rotary Pancake Breakfast, Rotary Hall, 59 Main Bruce Peninsula Press St. Lion”s Head, 8:30am • Saturday September 3 - Hometown Proud Parade, Main St., Lion’s Head, 7pm • Monday October 10 - Tobermory Turkey Trail Run, 10 Miles/5Km, Tobermory Baseball Diamond, starting 10:00am & 10:15am, more info at • Saturday September 3 - Lion‘s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - www.tobermoryfitnesspark.com or email [email protected] Noon • Saturday October 22 - Fallfest Dinner, hosts Tobermory Health Services • Saturday September 3 - Bruce Peninsula Artists’ Studio Tour, visit Auxiliary, Tobermory Community Centre, 5-7pm www.brucepeninsulaart.ca for locations • Saturday November 5 - Hospital Auxiliary Bazaar, Lion’s Head Hospital • Saturday September 3 - St. Edmunds Property Owners Association (SEPO) Basement, 10am Annual General Meeting, Tobermory Community Centre, 9 - 11am • Saturday November 19 - Christmas Bazaar, Christ Church, Lion’s Head, • Sunday September 4 - Tobermory Labour Day 5Km RUN Run & Pancake 10:30am-2:30pm Breakfast - Walk, Run or Stroll, Tobermory Baseball Diamond, 8:30am, more info at www.tobermoryfitnesspark.com or email [email protected] • Saturday December 3 - Lion’s Head Santa Claus Parade, Main Street, 1pm • Sunday September 4 - Bruce Peninsula Artists’ Studio Tour, visit • Saturday December 3 - Carol Fest, Lion’s Head Community Centre, 7pm www.brucepeninsulaart.ca for locations • Saturday December 3 - Lioness Bazaar and Bake Sale, Friendship Hall, 9:30am • Sunday September 4 - Lion’s Head Rotary Pancake Breakfast, Lion”s Head • Saturday December 3 - Christmas Festival of Arts, Anglican Parish Hall, Lion’s Beach Pavilion, 8:30am Head, 10am-4pm • Monday September 5 - Bruce Peninsula Minor Hockey Association Annual Bottle • Saturday December 10 - Annual Santa Claus Parade, Downtown Tobermory, Drive, 9 am - 12 Noon 1pm • Monday September 5 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press • Wednesday September 7th - Monarch Monitoring Study. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press • Tuesday August 9 - Tobermory’s African Djembe drumming group, Parks Visitor Centre, 7:00pm. Proceeds to the Stephen Lewis Foundation’s Grandmother to Grandmother Campaign. Refreshments after the event and during the Kazuri Jewellery Sale. Admission $5/person or $10/family. • Thursday August 11 - Movie - Winter in Wartime, Parks Visitor Centre, 6:00pm, sponsored by Tobermory Library • Thursday August 11 & Friday August 12 - RCMP & OPP joint two day marine enforcement blitz, Little Tub Harbour Tobermory, 11am - 7pm • Friday August 12 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm, see the ad for Marydale’s Restaurant on page 10 • Friday August 12 - POW0ERFULL Night Stories, tales of cosmic creation by Master Story Teller Ron Baker, free Dark Skies Celebration event, upstairs at the St. Edmund’s Township Museum, bring your floor cushions, starts at 7:30pm • Saturday August 13 - Lion‘s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - Noon • Saturday August 13 - Whiskey Harbour Rocks Association, Garage Sale, Pike Bay, Locations TBA • Saturday August 13 - Pike Bay Pig Roast, By the Bay Resort, 5pm • Saturday August 13 - 100km Multisport Race, for information contact Leigh Grigg at 519-270-8041 [email protected] or Jack Van Dorp 519-270-9951 [email protected] • Saturday August 13 & 14 - Saugeen First Nation Pow Wow • Monday August 15 - Friday August 19 - Vacation Bible School, Tobermory United Church, 9 am - 11:45 am, Ages 5 - 11, Pre-register by Aug.1 Email: [email protected] or 519-596-2275 • Wednesday August 17 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press • Thursday August 18 - Movie - Rabbit Proof Fence, Parks Visitor Centre, 6:00pm, sponsored by Tobermory Library • Friday August 19 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm, see the ad for Marydale’s Restaurant on page 10 • Friday August 19 - Country Music Festival, Lion’s Head, Jam session 9-11pm (Weather Permitting) • Friday August 19 - Sunday August 21 - Cape Croker Pow Wow, Cape Croker Indian Park • Friday August 19 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press • Saturday August 20 - Lion’s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - Noon • Saturday August 20 - Household Hazardous Waste Day, Municipal Office, 56 Lindsay Road 5, 8-10am, Amabel Works Yard - 413 Municipal Road, 12-3pm • Saturday August 20 - 14th Annual Tobermory’s Primary Place Summer Classic Golf Tournament, Cornerstone Golf Club • Saturday August 20 - Country Music Festival continues, Lion’s Head Community Centre, 2pm- Midnight • Saturday August 20 - Bruce Peninsula Family Centre Silent Auction & Yard Sale, Bale Sale & Tea Room, Lion’s Head Community Centre, 8am - 2pm • Saturday August 20 - Country Music Luncheon, Bethel Missionary Church, Ferndale, 10:30am-1:30pm • Saturday August 20 - Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary Tour of Homes on the Peninsula, 11am - 4:00pm Tickets $20 - on sale at Peninsula Pharmacy, Miller Lake TimBrMart Royal Lepage Ferndale and Auxiliary Members • Saturday August 20 & Sunday August 21 - 3rd Annual Remarkable Reptiles Weekend, Parks Canada Visitor Centre • Sunday August 21 - Country Gospel in the Campground, part of Country Music Festival Wrap-up, Lion’s Head, 12:30-2pm (Weather Permitting) • Monday August 22 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press • Wednesday August 24 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press • Thursday August 25 - Movie - The Eagle, Parks Visitor Centre, 6:00pm, sponsored by Tobermory Library • Friday August 26 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm, see the ad for Marydale’s Restaurant on page 10 • Friday August 26 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press

The Bruce Peninsula Press #12 August 9 - August 30, 2011 page 27 Service Directory & Information Centre Simply Green Cleaning Service Special Events Continued “Free Market Value Appraisal for Listing Purposes” Tobermory • Friday September 10 - Dyer’s Bay, Cabot Head Research Station Open House, Book now to ensure your home • Saturday August 27- Community Official Plan Open Houses, Tobermory GREY BRUCE REALTY INC., BROKERAGE Locally Owned and Independently Operated visit www.bpbo.ca for inormation or rental property is clean for your visitors. Community Centre, 10am - noon; Ferndale Park & Information Centre 2 - 4pm ‘16 Years Selling the Bruce’ • Saturday September 11 Bruce Peninsula Association For Community Living Trail Call us at 519-596-8755 or email [email protected] • Saturday August 27- Lion‘s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - Noon 7379 Hwy. #6, Tobermory Ride, RR#1 Hepworth (Ross Trask Property, 9am Services are available on a weekly, bi-weekly, monthly or one-time basis. • Saturday August 27- Northern Bruce Peninsula Official Plan Update, Tobermory Office 519-596-2255 • Tuesday September 13 - Tobermory Health Services Auxiliary next open house Community Centre, 2pm - 4pm Home 519-596-2519 Cell 519-270-0220 Robyn Dean for new building, Tobermory Community Centre, 7pm • Saturday August 27- Northern Bruce Peninsula Official Plan Update, Ferndale PEW MONUMENTS [email protected] Broker • Friday September 16 & Saturday September 17 - Wiarton Agricultural Fall Fair Park & Information Centre, 10am - 12 noon Visit www.liveonthebruce.com to view my properties • Saturday September 17 - Island Cruise and Dinner aboard the Chi-Cheemaun, Monument & Cemetery Lettering • Monday August 29-Friday September 2 - Pike Bay Fishing Derby, By the Bay Tobermory Health Services Auxiliary, $100.00/person Call Peter or Bernice Resort PROFESSIONAL WINDOW CLEANING • Sunday September 18 - Terry Fox Run, Tobermory Community Centre, • Monday August 29 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. 519-534-2110 Michael Akehurst Registration 9:30am - 12:30pm Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Owner/Operator • Friday September 30 & Saturday October 2 - Peninsula Bruce Trail Club Peninsula Press Window Cleaning Specialists Outdoors Festival, Tobermory, celebrating Unesco’s “Year of the Forest” • Wednesday August 31 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & • Free estimates • Saturday October 8 - Wooly Bear Festival, Lion’s Head, all day Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press • Guarantee • Local references • Saturday October 8 - Happy Harbour Club Paraphernalia Sale, Tobermory Community Centre, 11am-3pm • Friday September 2 - Harbourside Music in the Park, Beach/Memorial Garden, 519-534-2964 [email protected] Lion’s Head, starts at 6:30pm • Saturday October 8 - Ferndale/Lion’s Head & District Lions Club, Annual Pumpkin Toss, Forty Hills Rd., Lion’s Head • Friday September 2 - Monarch Monitoring Study. Monday, Wednesday & Fridays. Watch for posters on your local community bulletin boards and in the Saw-Dust Crafts • Sunday October 9 - Lion’s Head Rotary Pancake Breakfast, Rotary Hall, 59 Main Bruce Peninsula Press “If It’s Wood, We Make It” St. Lion”s Head, 8:30am • Saturday September 3 - Hometown Proud Parade, Main St., Lion’s Head, 7pm Open All Year Round • Monday October 10 - Tobermory Turkey Trail Run, 10 Miles/5Km, Tobermory Baseball Diamond, starting 10:00am & 10:15am, more info at • Saturday September 3 - Lion‘s Head Farmers Market, Beach Pavillion, 9 am - www.tobermoryfitnesspark.com or email [email protected] Noon Bert & Jean • Saturday October 22 - Fallfest Dinner, hosts Tobermory Health Services • Saturday September 3 - Bruce Peninsula Artists’ Studio Tour, visit will be happy to help Auxiliary, Tobermory Community Centre, 5-7pm www.brucepeninsulaart.ca for locations • Saturday November 5 - Hospital Auxiliary Bazaar, Lion’s Head Hospital • Saturday September 3 - St. Edmunds Property Owners Association (SEPO) 210 Cape Hurd Rd Basement, 10am Annual General Meeting, Tobermory Community Centre, 9 - 11am Tobermory, ON • Saturday November 19 - Christmas Bazaar, Christ Church, Lion’s Head, • Sunday September 4 - Tobermory Labour Day 5Km RUN Run & Pancake N0H 2R0 Ph: 519-596-2902 10:30am-2:30pm Breakfast - Walk, Run or Stroll, Tobermory Baseball Diamond, 8:30am, more info at www.tobermoryfitnesspark.com or email [email protected] • Saturday December 3 - Lion’s Head Santa Claus Parade, Main Street, 1pm • Sunday September 4 - Bruce Peninsula Artists’ Studio Tour, visit • Saturday December 3 - Carol Fest, Lion’s Head Community Centre, 7pm www.brucepeninsulaart.ca for locations Ellen’s • Saturday December 3 - Lioness Bazaar and Bake Sale, Friendship Hall, 9:30am • Sunday September 4 - Lion’s Head Rotary Pancake Breakfast, Lion”s Head • Saturday December 3 - Christmas Festival of Arts, Anglican Parish Hall, Lion’s Pet Supplies Head, 10am-4pm Beach Pavilion, 8:30am Bentley Ruffles • Monday September 5 - Bruce Peninsula Minor Hockey Association Annual Bottle We Carry A Great Selection Of • Saturday December 10 - Annual Santa Claus Parade, Downtown Tobermory, Drive, 9 am - 12 Noon Food, Treats, Toys & Grooming Products 1pm Call for your FREE QUOTE • Monday September 5 - Monarch Monitoring Study. 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OUT Bruce Peninsula Press 2825 Hwy. #6 Ferndale LA -OF- SU DO N O (just south of Moms Restaurant) I R • Wednesday September 7th - Monarch Monitoring Study. Watch for posters on N S E P PENINSULA OUT OF DOORS N your local community bulletin boards and in the Bruce Peninsula Press PH/FAX 519-793-4023 or 519-793-6819 U E R S TR E R EN Y & GARDEN C Garden Centre COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICES Peninsula Bruce Trail Hikes • Interlocking Stone • Flagstone Patios • Retaining Walls • Gardens Please note: all hikers who can meet strenuous hikes (see **DOD below) are welcome on any of the End to End hikes. Pre-registration – maximum of 20 participants. (Complimentary End to End badge Docks & Decks - Pole Docks • Tower Docks Serving the Bruce Peninsula for over 20 years awarded to hikers who complete all 12 hikes). The End to End is a PBTC fund raiser. Voluntary donation of $10 per day is requested. All proceeds go towards securing the Bruce Trail. Duration of • Floating Docks 2 km NORTH of Ferndale. On Hwy. #6 & Budvet Rd. End to End Hikes: End to End hikes are moderately paced & are approximately 6 to 7 hours Boat Lifts - Cantilever, Vertical and Roller Lifts including breaks and lunch stop. We start at 9:00 a.m. finishing between 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. All Don & Wendy Cameron 519-793-3979 Geology hikes are fundraisers for The Bruce Trail Conservancy. Donations of $10. or more will Along with Marine Railways www.penoutofdoors.com receive a tax receipt. Registration is mandatory - email Beth Kümmling at [email protected], Resources - Product Support, Work Permits & or call 1-800-665-4453 ext. 23. All other hikes are Loony/Toony hikes. Voluntary contributions Installations towards securing the Bruce Trail are requested. **DOD – Degree of Difficulty; Easy – A slower paced walk, along even treadway or roads; Moderate – A normal paced hiking speed. Could have some climbing, with some uneven sections; Strenuous – A normal paced hiking speed. Could have some Reg Coady Tony Adams White’s steep climbing, some scrambling, boulder beaches, and escarpment drop offs close to the trail. 519-270-6060 519-375-7421 Usually longer hike days.; Please check our website www.pbtc.ca for updates and also for Google Maps meeting points. You will also find helpful hints on what to bring and what to wear. Considering Selling? Wednesday August 10 - Hope Bay Forest West Loop Parking Lot South of General Store in Hope Garage Bay at Access Pt 16 KM 44.9 Moderate to Strenuous 10 , Bring Lunch, 9:30am Free Market Evaluation of your property! Tuesday August 16 - White Bluff Nature Reserve, Hwy. 6, East on Lindsay Rd. 5, North on East Rd., then East on Cape Chin South Rd. At the 1st ‘T’ Junction turn left. At the 2nd ‘T’ Junction, turn right. General Auto Repair Easy, Approx. 4 km, 10am Towing & Diagnostic Wednesday August 17 - Hope Bay Forest East Loop Cathedral Drive Parking Area Cathedral Drive off Hopeness Rd at Access Pt 17 Moderate 6, 9:30am Service Wednesday August 24 - Pease Side Trail Loop Cape Dundas Parking Area end of Scenic Caves Road at Access Pt 19 Moderate to Strenuous 5.6, 9:30am Main St. Lion’s Head Saturday August 27 - Hike 9 – End to End – Map 41, Meet at Crane Lake Gate: Hwy. 6, east on Dyer’s Bay Rd., then left on Crane Lake Rd. (It is approximately 10 – 15 min. drive to navigate this Broker 519-793-3327 winding country road to the gates at km 129.1). We are hiking this section from north to south. This is # 1 in Sales for RE/MAX Grey Bruce Realty Inc., Brokerage for 2010 the safest and easiest way to cover this part of the trail, Strenuous 14.1 km, Start: Halfway Dump Sidetrail Parking Lot – km 143.2, End: Crane Lake Gate – km 129.1, The first 7 km are very rugged Grey Bruce Realty Inc., Brokerage and the last 7 km are easy bush road walking, 9am Locally Owned and Independently Operated Sunday August 28 - Hike 10 – End to End – Map 41, Meet at Cyprus Lake Head of Trails: Hwy. 6 PHONE DIRECT: Cell 519-379-3121 to Cyprus Lake Park Rd., Pay parking @ park office; continue past the entrance gate and the various camping areas to the Head of Trails, Strenuous 5.6 km, Start: Halfway Dump ST Parking Lot – km • Home 519-793-6300 • Office 519-596-2255 143.2, End: Cyprus Lake Boulder Beach – km 148.8, 9am Wednesday August 31 - Bard S.T., Cape Chin Connection – Hwy. 6 to Lindsay Rd. 5, Left on East This Offer is valid from Darlene James Only, not intended to Rd., to Cape Chin North Rd. Park at Cape Chin Connection B&B, Easy, Approx. 4 km, 10:30am solict properties already listed for sale. Wednesday August 31 - 9:30 AM Barrow Bay Side Trail Loop Before 1st bend in Rush Cove Road where road has been widened at KM 61 Strenuous 5.7, 9:30am Wednesday September 7 - Ilse Hanel/Warder Side Trail Loop Cemetery Road Access Trail Parking SEAN HICKEY Cemetary Rd at Access Pt 23 Moderate 9.6, Bring Lunch, 9:30am Tuesday September 13 - Ilsa Hanel and Warder S.T., Moore St. and McCurdy Dr., Lion’s Head, Moderate, Approx. 7 km, 10am Wednesday September 14 - All Day Hike, Bring Lunch, Inland Side Trail - Lion's Head Reserve Side 519-596-2160 Trail Loop McCurdy Drive Parking off Moore Street Lion's Head at Access Pt 25 KM 81.8 Strenuous 10 A long and demanding all day hike, 9:30am Saturday September 17 - Hike 11 – End to End, Map 41 & 42, Little Cove Rd. – Hwy 6 – East on Little Cove Rd. south of Tobermory. Drive almost to the end – parking on the south side of the Rd. km. 160.0, Strenuous 11.2 km, Start: Cyprus Lake Boulder Beach – km 148.8, End Little Cove Parking Lot WATSON’S LUMBER MILL – km 160, 9am Sunday September 18 - Hike 12 – End to End Grand Finale, Map 42, Meet at the Tobermory QUALITY CEDAR LUMBER Community Center Hwy 6 Tobermory, Strenuous 5.6 km, Start: Little Cove Parking area – km 160, From Cottage Country to the G.T.A. End: Cairn in Tobermory – km 165.6. We will have lunch together to celebrate the end of the End to in all dimensions End hike, 9am • CUSTOM HOMES • RENOVATIONS Wednesday September 28 - Purple Valley Walk, From County Rd. 9, turn East onto Purple Valley • Kiln-dried V-match • Decking • Slab Siding Rd., continue straight onto Wright’s Crescent, Park at Purple Valley Access Tr., Easy, Approx. 3km, • ECO BUILDING SOLUTIONS • DECKS 10am • Kitchen Cupboards • Bathroom Vanities Sunday October 2nd - SUTB / AGM Hikes, Malcolm Bluff Shores – PREVIEW Hike & Fundraiser, • STRUCTURAL FRAMING • ADDITIONS • Lawn Furniture County Rd. 9 to Mallory Beach Road, park at the end of the road. Guided hikes depart each hour on the hour from 10:00 to 2:00, Easy - Moderate 4 -6 km, 10am Trade License 403A-917674 CUSTOM ORDERS WELCOME Tuesday October 11 - Devil’s Monument and Minnhinnick S.T. Loop, Borchardt Rd. Parking Lot, Call - 519-596-2432, 519-596-1224 or 416-802-6281 Strenuous, 8 km, 10am 7373 Hwy #6, Tobermory, Ontario N0H 2R0 Wednesday October 26 - Jackson’s Cove Lookout, Bruce County Rd. 9 to Hopeness Rd., turn Right Call Doug 519- 596-2449 • 7016 Hwy #6, Tobermory on Jackson’s Cove Rd., Park at the top of the hill. Moderate, Approx. 5 km, 11am [email protected] • www.and-rodcontracting.com The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 9 to August 30, 2011 page 28 MNBP COUNCIL MINUTES 2011-58 BEING A BY-LAW TO RESCIND BY-LAW NO. 2010-41, BEING 2011 Tobermory Terry Fox Run July 11, 2011 cont’d from page 22 A BY-LAW TO ADOPT A PERSONNEL POLICY AND GUIDELINES FOR Submitted by Dawn Harpur A BY-LAW TO SET FEES AND THE MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN This year’s Terry Fox Run will be held on Sunday, September 18th. CHARGES FOR THE MUNICIPALITY BRUCE PENINSULA Registration is from 9:30am to 12:30pm at the Tobermory Community Centre OF NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA 2011-63 BEING A BY-LAW TO with the same route as last year. 2011-56 BEING A BY-LAW TO CONFIRM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE I will not be the volunteer convener this year, but my daughter, Tara and AMEND BY-LAW NO. 2002- COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF some of her friends will be doing the honours. 54, AS AMENDED, BEING THE THE MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN Last year we raised $6,128.00 and from 1990 to 2010 this community COMPREHENSIVE ZONING BY- BRUCE PENINSULA HELD MONDAY, has raised an astonishing $114,176.32. Tobermory once again made it into LAW FOR THE MUNICIPALITY OF JULY 11, 2011. Carried. one of the 5 categories for the top 20 of 2010. We were number 5 in the money NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA AS raised per capita category. IT RELATES TO THE REMOVAL OF ADJOURNMENT THE HOLDING (H) PROVISION LOTS Moved by T. Boyle Resolution # 16- Come, bring a friend or make a team. Run, walk or roller blade. A great activity for everyone. 38, 39 AND 40, PLAN 433 (FORMER 23-2011 Seconded by B. Stewart ST. EDMUNDS), MUNICIPALITY OF Peacock’s Foodland will once again be generously donating the pop and THAT the meeting adjourns at 2:49 chips. NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA p.m. Carried. THE CORPORATION OF THE In The Garden: Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula Hints From a Mrs. Gardener Submitted by Joni Regan cream coloured margin. Appropriately NOTICE OH NO! Pete saw a little wee tiny named it seems to shine at twilight. The Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula has recently received a draft copy of the bunny in the garden today, there goes all The area in my garden that was not Long Term Financial Plan for the Lion’s Head Water System as prepared by Ontario Clean my beautiful fall asters & lilies. I haven’t going to be a garden I filled with gout Water Agency (OCWA). seen a bunny in the garden all summer, weed. Never, never, never plant gout weed (not complaining) I just don’t know why I any where near where you might want a The Public Works Department is inviting comments from residents of the Municipality on haven’t. I put it down to the wet spring & garden. Now I want a Zen thingy there, so the above noted document until September 30, 2011. lots of natural food in the bush. Or maybe ya you guessed it I’m gout weeding. YUK! it has something to do with all the howling It has spread everywhere. The only thing A copy of the draft document can be found on the Municipality’s website by visiting we hear at night, they sure were close last left to do is dig out the entire plant & take www.northbrucepeninsula.ca or by visiting the Municipal Office. night. Drive our dogs crazy. They’re real it down to bare root & get rid of all of the tough when they’re in the house. If I can roots & replant I keep repeating “act your Comments can be delivered to the Office in any of the following ways: catch the little darlings (the bunnies that age woman”, what are you doing? Boy am I is) I will take them far out to the back & let ignoring me. So if it doesn’t rain tomorrow By email to: [email protected] them go in a nice yummy grassy area & guess what I’ll be doing, a lot of tomorrows By fax to: (519) 793-3823 – Attention: Public Works Department hopefully they won’t remember where too. I do have fun. they were born. I just wish they weren’t By mail to: Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula so darn cute. Thank you for your Questions and hints it’s so much fun to share with other Attention: Public Works Department DIDJANO? gardeners. For more information you 56 Lindsay Road 5, R.R. # 2 -Drain pasta & potatoes into the can get in touch by emailing jpregan@ compost, they’re full of starch & your amtelecom.net or phoning 519 596 2389. Lion’s Head, Ontario plants will thank you for it. You can water Happy Gardening N0H 1W0 your indoor plants with this also. -When your milk bags are almost empty fill them with water & use them to water the tomatoes, it will help to prevent end rot and it’s full of calcium. -Coffee grounds are full of nitrogen, you can dig them into the soil around your plants & compost the filters, I should Wiarton have mentioned this last time. Or you can put the filters right into the hole, they are slower to break down & they keep the roots damp. Good for new planting. I mix the grounds in my wheel barrel right Home Decor with the mulch & soil & compost when I’m planting. Thanks again to the Sweet Shop, pick up pails behind the store. Remember the grounds help to keep the odor down in the composters too, keeping critters away. Centre My hostas that I dug up & rejuvenated are soooo happy they haven’t stopped smiling (honest) they were obviously perkier (Is that a word?) the next day after doing them. Our knowledgeable staff at Wiarton Home Decor Centre are here to help with all your home projects. My newest Hosta is Twilight. A real pretty one, medium size, green, with wide

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WE ARE MORE THAN JUST FLOORING www.cfmoto.ca for details OPEN Mon. - Sat. 9 am - 6 pm 141 Burma Road Located on Hwy. #6 1km south of Wiarton Home Building Centre 6 km straight west of Ferndale 519-793-6464 s rr TM Phone: 519-534-5599 Fax: 519-534-3836 Northern Bruce Notice Board Swimming Lessons Hazardous Waste Days LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER FOR SWIMMING LESSONS COUNTY OF BRUCE Household Hazardous and Special Waste (at Sandy Beach) Collection Schedule 2011 Two week, ten lesson session: Monday, August 15, 2011 to Friday, August 26, 2011 Lion’s Head — Municipal Office, 56 Lindsay Road 5 First Child: $55.00 (No HST) August 20 8:00-10:00 a.m. Each Additional Child: $40.00 (No HST) (as long as 50% or more of the children are under 14 years of age) Registration Contact: Charlotte Martindale Public Open House (519) 793-3522, X226 or We’re Listening…Public Open House [email protected] Northern Bruce Peninsula Official Plan Update SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 2011 Announcing… 10 a.m. to 12 Noon at Tobermory Community Centre, 7420 Highway 6 The Eastnor Reuse Building is now open at 1252 West Road. 2 to 4 p.m. at Ferndale Park & Information Centre, 2928 Highway 6 Seeking a Committee Appointee Attention Lion’s Head Residents The Municipality is seeking a community minded individual Important information about the Lion’s Head Water System is interested in becoming a member of the Property Standards available for viewing on the Municipal website or at the Municipal Committee. It is acknowledged that this Committee is mandated Office. Comments on the plan will be received by the Municipality to convene when an appeal to a Property Standards Order has until Friday, September 30, 2011. been submitted to the Municipality. Please direct your inquiries to Mary Lynn Standen, Municipal Clerk, (519) 793-3522, X229 or [email protected]. Attention ALL LOCAL NOT-FOR-PROFIT GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS A Licence Is Required To Operate A Lottery—raffle, 50/50, Fire Permit Reminder April 1- Oct. 31 Break Open Tickets, Bingos, Etc. A fire permit is required before starting a fire outdoors except when the Please contact the Municipal Office for information. fire is for cooking or warmth. A fire permit must be obtained prior to igniting fireworks within 300 meters of a forest or woodland. Permits are available at a cost of $3.00 for a two (2) day permit at the Municipal Office, Stokes Bay General Store, By the Bay General Store, Become Part of Our Team Ferndale Drive In, Ferndale Food Mart, Scott’s Pro Hardware, Much More YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR Camping and Hoppy’s One Stop. COMMUNITY! BECOME A VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER IN THE Green Light Community Awareness MUNICIPALITY OF NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA Do you know what it means if you see a vehicle with a flashing Men and women from a wide variety of careers are volunteer green light in its window? The Municipality of Northern Bruce firefighters. These volunteers include self-employed, shift workers, trades Peninsula Fire & Emergency Services Department wants to people and professionals, just to mention a few. ensure Municipal residents understand that the flashing green Volunteer Firefighters are people who care about their communities and lights they see in the front window of a vehicle means that those want to be actively involved in them! The Municipality of Northern Bruce drivers are volunteer firefighters on their way to an emergency. If Peninsula has had a large volume of volunteer firefighters enroll as you see a vehicle with a flashing green light, please be courteous students and continue their education to become full time firefighters in and yield the right of way. other areas of the province. We are very proud of these individuals! The benefits of being a Volunteer Firefighter include the following: Composters just $38.00/each • No experience is necessary when you join; Blue Boxes only $8.00/each • Firefighter training is provided by the department and there is no cost Available at the Municipal Office during to you; regular business hours. • Years of service awards are held to acknowledge your contribution to A simple, convenient way to take your recycling from home to the the department and community; Municipal Recycling Depots • A way of earning financial gain and networking with others. Interested individuals, who are enthusiastic, physically fit, self-motivated and team players can pick up an application form at the Municipal Office By-laws during normal business hours or download the application from the Municipal website at www.northbrucepeninsula.ca. The following by-law(s) may be tabled for consideration of passage at the August 22, 2011 Council meeting: By-law No. 2011-73 Being a by-law to amend Schedule A to By-law No. The Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula By-Law 2011-55, as amended, being a by-law to set fees Department would like to remind all pet owners of by-law and charges for the Municipality of Northern 2009-80 established to regulate and control dogs. Bruce Peninsula Section 4.3 Every owner within the Municipality will ensure that their dog is leashed and Meetings under control when it is off its owners property. Wednesday, August 17. 9:00 a.m. .. Physician Recruitment & Retention Section 6.2 Committee Monday, August 22...... 1:00 p.m. .. Council Every owner of a dog shall remove forthwith excrement left by the dog anywhere Tuesday, September 6 .. 5:00 p.m. .. History Project Committee – in the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula. Southern Area Love your pets! Never leave them in your vehicle. They cannot handle the Wednesday, September 7 ...... 1:30 p.m. History Project intense heat and dehydrate very quickly. They are better left at home or at the Committee – Northern Area cottage. Monday, September 12. 1:00 p.m. .. Council Monday, September 26. 1:00 p.m. .. Council NOTE: All meetings are held at Municipal Office unless specified otherwise. Land ll Hours June 1 - September 30 Anyone wishing to view any by-law or agenda documents is encouraged to contact the Clerk on the Friday preceding the Council meeting. Eastnor Site – 1252 West Road and St. Edmunds Site – 71 McArthur Road PLEASE NOTE: Ferndale Park and Information Centre new telephone Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday: 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. number is 519-793-4734 Lindsay Site – 627 Ira Lake Road Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday: 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

How to Contact Your Council Members THE CORPORATION OF THE Mayor Milt McIver – 519-592-3076 - [email protected] Deputy Mayor John Bainbridge – 519-596-2129 - [email protected] Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula Councillor Tom Boyle – 519-793-3654 - [email protected] 56 Lindsay Road 5, R.R.#2, Lion’s Head, ON N0H 1W0 Councillor Ray Burns – 519-596-2265 - [email protected] •Phone: 519-793-3522 •Fax 519-793-3823 Councillor Betsy Stewart – 519-793-3519 - [email protected] Regular Office Hours Mon. - Fri. 8:30 am - 4:30 pm www.northbrucepeninsula.ca More Popular than Ever!!! The Bruce Peninsula Telephone Directory 2011 Copies still available at The Tobermory Press & many Stores The 2012 Bruce Peninsula Telephone Directory Bruce Peninsula will continue to publish Dyer’s Bay, Telephone Directory Lion’s Head, Stokes Bay, Tobermory & Wiarton, separately. 2011 The Bruce Peninsula Telephone Directory is delivered FREE to every home and business from Wiarton to Tobermory. Have the Peninsula reaching for you! White page advertising includes your business highlighted in yellow with bold print and... your business name and phone number in the business directory under the category of your choice. Call Trudy at 519-596-2658 now and see

Listings for Dyers Bay, Lion’s Head, Stokes Bay, Tobermory & Wiarton how easy advertising can be. with Bruce Peninsula Business Directory Published by The Tobermory Press, TOBERMORY PRESS 39 Legion St. Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0 P. O. Box 89, 39 Legion St. Ph: 519-596-2658 Fax: 519-596-8030 www.tobermorypress.com Tobermory, Ont. N0H 2R0 Photo by Daryl Cowell FAX: 519-596-8030 EMAIL: [email protected] Restaurants - Stores - Motels - B&B’s Do tourists ask you what to see and how to get there? You need the Bruce Peninsula Daytrip Companion. With information about everything from beaches to lighthouses to shopping to the Bruce Trail. The Daytrip also has THE BEST MAP EVER showing ALL the roads. Bruce Peninsula 2011 The Daytrip Companion

Daytrip Companionpublished by Tobermory Press Inc. is free Pick up bundles at The Best Map Ever Tobermory Press, • Beaches Tobermory Chamber of • Bruce Trail • Scenic Drives Commerce or the • Gardens information booths at • Lighthouses Ferndale and Wiarton. • The Best Kept Secrets • Accommodations • Dining • Cycling • Canoeing & Kayaking TOBERMORY PRESS • Dark Skies P. O. Box 89, 39 Legion St. Tobermory, Ont. N0H 2R0 Shopping FAX: 519-596-8030 EMAIL: [email protected] The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 9 to August 30, 2011 page 31 Generosity Helps Visiting Family Lion’s Head Hospital Auxiliary News It appears that when some folks from Toronto set out for an adventure on the Submitted by Brenda Kearney Bruce Peninsula they make the assumption that not a lot of other people will have the same idea. READY FOR A FABULOUS This was the case for the Nouri family (four couples with eight children between them) who embarked on a trip to Tobermory for the August long weekend. They told ROAD TRIP ANYONE? us that they were astounded by the natural beauty of this area and the friendliness Circle Saturday August 20, 2011 of the community. on your calendar and get ready for a wonderful road trip around the What they didn’t count on was how many others had the same idea, leaving area while enjoying the Lion’s Head them with nowhere to stay on Saturday night. With no other alternative they asked Hospital Auxiliary Tour of Homes! members of Tobermory United Church if they could spend the night at the church. This isn’t something that has been done before but there was no way this family could Eight very generous families are be turned away, so it was agreed that the church would open their doors and allow prepared to open up their homes them to stay. Congregation members were happy to offer this hospitality making offers and gardens for the enjoyment of Photo: Canada Day Fundraiser for bedding to ensure the Nouri family were comfortable. others. Come joins us on the tour and see a magnificent log home; an presentation to Lion’s Head Hospital Once again the family was astounded by the generosity that was shown to them open concept design living area; a Auxiliary. when there was nowhere for them to go. With sleeping accommodations secured they historical home full of antiques and enjoyed the Tobermory sunset and wandered through the village. In the morning they Back Row: L-R Auxiliary Member collectibles; homes with panoramic helpers Liz Gibson, Donna Grenke, made their breakfast in the church kitchen and were eager to board the Glass Bottom views of Georgian Bay and others on Boat before a dip at Dunks Bay and heading back to the big city. Louise Julian & Auxiliary President Lake Huron. Many homes feature Donna Rocca receiving the cheque for spectacular fireplaces complete with cozy areas in which one can curl up $1,400 from John Tozer, Revell Real and read a book. Others offer gourmet Estate (Ferndale). cooking kitchens and eating areas Seated: L- R Sheila Johns, RBC with views to die for! Mortgage Specialist, John Goy, Each home on the tour this year Auxiliary Treasurer and Ellen Greig, offers its own unique atmosphere and owner Ellen’s Pet Supplies. varies significantly from the others. Come and get decorating ideas, marvel Absent: Ted Hayes, EPH Tools, Pat at the gorgeous landscaping, walk Boyle, Boyle Concrete, Myrna Ingleton, through serene gardens that invite Revell Real Estate ( Ferndale). calmness to the soul. One of the eight stops on the tour is a garden family and friends. “Tea Room” that will encourage many smiles and friendly chat. MANY KISSES WERE Tickets for the Hospital Auxiliary’s Tour of Homes are available for $20 HANDED OUT ON THE each at TimBr Mart Miller Lake, STREETS OF LION’S Lion’s Head Peninsula Pharmacy, The Bruce Property Team Royal HEAD…. LePage Real Estate office on Highway On July 30 the Lion’s Head 6 in Ferndale, Donna 519-795-7692, Hospital Auxiliary members were out Barb 519-793-3811, or any Hospital and about in numbers throughout Auxiliary member. Lion’s Head and Ferndale giving The tour begins at 11 a.m. and away kisses! The Hershey Company finishes at 4 p.m. The garden Tea of Canada donated over 50 pounds Room will be available from 1:30 a.m. of chocolate kisses so the Auxiliary to 4:30p.m. Directions to all of the could exchange them for donations homes and gardens are printed on the in support of our local hospital. Over tickets which must be shown at each $2300 was raised due to the generous of the stops. Once you have purchased donations of tourists, visitors and your ticket (a limited number are local residents as they got kissed! Photo: Student Minister, Brad Inglis (right) and Tobermory United Thanks to everyone for being great Church congregation member Val Scott (center) with the family they available) you may start on August 20 after 11 a.m. at any one of the homes. sports and digging deep into those helped accommodate over the Civic Holiday Weekend. You plan your own route with your pockets to help the Auxiliary raise more kissing money than ever before!

A Busy Summer ShapingAngela S. King-Myles Up at Angela S. King-Myles CERTIFIED MANAGEMENT CERTIFIED MANAGEMENT Tobermory UnitedACCOUNTANT Church… ACCOUNTANT Submitted by Brad Inglis just outside of town. The shop is open from who they share space with. St. Thomas On July 3rd the congregation of 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm six days per week. holds their Saturday Liturgy at 11:30 am roud to be serving ars Tobermory United welcomed Brad Inglis There are always treasures to be found! each week. P the Bruce for over 10 ye who will be their summer student minister Throughout the summer the Outside in the wooded area at throughout July and August. Brad community-drumming group continues the back of the church guests will find comes from Guelph with a twenty-year •Small Business Advisory to meet at the church Thursday mornings the labyrinth to walk; a place for quiet background in social services and is Services at 11:00 am and all are welcome. Bridge reflection. This space is always open currently studying at Emmanuel College enthusiasts are invited to join in bridge on except during church service Saturday at the University of Toronto for ordained Thursday afternoon at 1:00 pm 11:00 am to 1:00 pm and Sunday 10:00 •Financial Statement ministry. Brad is eager to be active in am to 12 noon. the community this summer and looks Weekly worship is held at Tobermory Preparation forward to his time on the Peninsula. United each Sunday at 10:30 and the Tobermory United Church can be church is completely accessible. You will found on Brock Street in the village of •Income Tax Preparation This summer for the first time in find a welcoming community of faith that Tobermory. For further information please many years Tobermory United will be Corporate •Farm •Personal is open to those who are visiting and those call the church at 519-596-2394 or email hosting a Vacation Bible School August who are long time community members. Brad at [email protected]. 15th to the 19th, 9:00 am to 11:45 am at •Manual & Computerized This time provides an opportunity for the church. There will be an African theme song, quiet reflection and meditation on Bookkeeping Training and loads of fun! This event is open to the word. all children in the community (local and visiting) ages 5 to 11. Tobermory United has been blessed with a wonderful working relationship Tobermory United continues OFFICE HOURS: with St. Thomas the Apostle Mission (part to operate the Thrift Shop at the old of the Roman Catholic Diocese Hamilton) Monday - Closed Settlement Church located on highway 6 Tuesday - 9 - 12 & 1- 4 Wednesday - 9 - 12 Rachel’s Thursday - 9 - 12 & 1 - 4 BAKERY & CAFÉ Friday - 9 - 12 Serving Breatfast, Lunch & Dinner Appointments gladly arranged (Deli Menu) outside of standard office hours. Mon. - Sat. 6am - 10pm Sunday 6am - 8pm Free WiFi OFFICE 88 Main Street, P.O. Box 98, Lion’s Head, Featuring Home-made Goodies Ontario N0H 1W0 Fresh Ground Free Trade Coffee Espresso Coffee Tel.: 519-793-3333 79 Main Street, Lion’s Head Fax: (519) 793-4855 519-793-3982 E-mail: [email protected] The Bruce Peninsula Press # 12 August 9 to August 30, 2011 page 32 Depressed Farm Women Raise $6762.00 for Cancer Research at 2011 Cape Croker Relay for Life Submitted by Donna Thompson The DFW (Depressed Farm Women) group participated in the Relay for Life at Cape Croker on June 17, 2011. This was our second year and my what a wonderful evening. We dressed as the DFW Cow Girls. Our Ranch like entrance and western camp site, won The Group prize for the “Best Decorated Camp Site.” Our Group worked hard to raise funds to help Find a Cure for Cancer. Our Final Total raised was $6,762.00. This amount won us The Most Team Funds Raised, as well Trish Thompson won Most Individual Pledges. We gathered to support our friends and family which are living and surviving with this disease. We also remembered those who have lost their battle and are no longer with us. We had many survivors gather at our site and it was wonderful to have them join us, for this wondering Evening of Celebration. THANK YOU TO ALL who Sponsored our members and Team.

Photo: Back Row L-R: Linda Thompson, Trish Thompson, Dorothy Thompson, Shawna Tackaberry and Donna Thompson. Front Row L-R: Sarah Reaume and Lenora Clark (The Cow). ATTENTION HOME & COTTAGE OWNERS Some guys are only $ $ interested in one thing...

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