another great harvestfest!september 10, 2015 • issue 1,008 • $1.00 serving st. joseph island...

September 10, 2015 • Issue 1,008 • $1.00 Serving St. Joseph Island since 1995

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SO REALLY …. WHAT IS THIS “IN” that ‘Jocelyn Rec’ seems to have with MotherNature? This year’s Harvest Festival day got off to the same kind of start as last year’s… overcast, gloomy and drizzling rain, only to have the skies clear and the dismaldreariness replaced by a warm, sunny, almost perfect summer day, just in time for theHarvest Festival to begin. It’s a good thing too, because there was so much going on!

UNlike last year, when the poor weather forecast deterred many from attending, thisyear’s down-then-up changes in the weather didn’t stop the people from coming outto take part in the festivities. The overall atmosphere seemed to reflect “bigger andbetter”. Although we didn’t take a count, it certainly seemed that there were more peo-ple, more event participants, more attractions and more vendors showcasing their of-ferings. And of course, the delicious foods!

All of the activities seemed to go off without a hitch. There was face painting for thekids, games galore, a petting zoo, reading tent, train rides and, of course, the Scare-crow Contest and Children’s Fall Fair all afternoon. There were lots of attractions forthe grown-ups too, with the lineup of classic cars, the trucks and equipment of Jocelyn

Fire and Rescue as well as the antique tractor parade and the ‘King of theMountain’ and log sawing competitions - always-favourites.

Amidst it all, upbeat announcements by the eloquent Alice Ward sharedthe stage with silver-voiced Mike Cormier who, accompanied by yourhumble publisher, provided the day’s musical entertainment.

Although we had to leave by 3 pm to keep another commitment, every-thing was still going strong throughout the Jocelyn Centennial Groundsand cars were still comingin, bringing new people tosee and take part in thegreat day.

So once again we say con-gratulations and “welldone” to the Jocelyn Recre-ation volunteers, along withour thanks for putting onyet another wonderful Har-vest Festival.

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‘Jocelyn Mall’ and A Caring Community!WE WERE DELIGHTED TO LEARN that contributions from ‘Jocelyn Mall’ dona-tions to our Food Bank has hit a year-to-date total of $3,897.54. A very happy SallyHooke, the mall’s creator and manager, takes special pleasure from this latest in a longline of milestones. “Over the past 11 years, our ‘customers’ have generously made itpossible to donate $36,897.54 to the Food Bank, to help our neighbours in need.Thank you one and all!” she beams.

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 IS THE 15th anniversary ofone of Algoma’s most anticipated events, the Sylvan CircleTour. The tour was founded in 2001 by a committee of dedi-cated artisans led by Sheila Harris, a local potter. Errol Cald-well, an original member of the committee and Chair of thecurrent committee of 13 artisans says “I have seen the SylvanCircle Tour grow tremendously in the last 15 years. We havemore applicants, more selected artists, high quality of work-manship and a greater participation from our customers. TheSylvan Circle Tour has become the best artisan tour in north-ern Ontario if not in the province”.

This year there will be a total of 61 artisans participating inthe tour which takes place in 11 rural halls and 3 studiosalong the 100 km. route. The tour follows highways 638 and17 from Echo Bay to Bruce Mines and back to Echo Bay. It isestimated that close to 2,000 people drive the tour to marvelat the rural countryside while enjoying and purchasing theartwork from talented artisans as well as products from localfarms and food providers along the route. The scenery andwildlife along the route are a nature lover’s and photogra-pher’s dream. Most participants drive their vehicles but somealso bike or motorbike along parts of the tour.

To help commemorate the 15th anniversary, the organizershave asked artisans to select their own favourite item to dis-

play during the day. These “Artist Favourite” items can beavailable for purchase. In addition, the organizing committeewas successful in obtaining a grant from the East AlgomaCommunity Futures Development Corporation to developan improved website that has modernized viewer access totour information.

An artist on-line application and payment process developedin the spring of this year greatly improved the efficiency ofartist applications. Funding has also been received from thetour’s corporate sponsor the Scotiabank and from the LocalImmigration Partnership administered through the Sault SteMarie Economic Development Corporation. “This is the sec-ond year that Scotiabank has supported the tour and recog-nized the importance of their rural clients” says Caldwell.

Over the years this tour has become a significant event insupport of local artists. It has also become an economic bene-fit for local businesses and provides a gathering place forfriends and family to enjoy the beautiful rural landscape,agricultural products and rich culture of Algoma.

The tour takes place from 9 am to 5 pm. For further informa-tion about the show, visit the tour website at www.sylvancir-cle.ca or call 705 248-1545.

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Our Corporate SponsorsPlatinum Level – Mastronardi Sunset FoodsGold Level – Algoma Financial Group

Hole-in-One SponsorsHome Hardware and North Shore Sports Inc.

Hole Sponsors: Staff & Drs. St. Joseph Island Medical Clinic, Bernie and Jim Crosby, Scott and CindyGlover, Ross and Norma Reilly, Don Littleton Electric, Fred’s Trailer Park, Garage Plus, Karhi Contract-ing, Rod Stevens Construction, Dallas Glawson Century 21 Real Estate, Carl Thomas Royal LePage RealEstate, Law Office of Hugh MacDonald, Doug Smith and Extended Family, The Home Siding Shop, LockCity Dairy, North Shore Tractor, NJTS/No Job Too Small Contracting, Thompson’s Maple Products, Algoma Mutual Insurance, The Island Clippings, Crimson Ridge Golf Course, In Memory of Viola andClarence Kent, Kentvale Home Hardware, McDougall Energy, Northern Credit Union, Echo Bay Home Hardware, Echo Bay Co-op, Algoma Power, Island Market, Thomas Young Builders, Jiffy Car Wash, BlackRoad Veterinary, Laurie Hollingsworth, John Hollingsworth, Tulloch Engineering, Lynn Kent, Soo Mill, Inverta Corp., Brookfield Renewable Energy, Rod Stevens, Jocelyn Twp. Reeve, Jocelyn Twp. Councilors,John Pateman Electrical, Extended Family of Violet and Norman Henderson

Cart Sponsors: Ken White Royal LePage Real Estate, Don’s Garage, Island EnterprisesBall Challenge Sponsor: Carl ThomasExpense Sponsor: Anonymous

Prize Sponsors: Mastronardi Sunset Foods, Ambeault’s Confectionary, Larry Borek, Carl Thomas Royal LePage, Canada Post, Casino S.S.M., Bernie & Jim Crosby, Duty Free Store, Gilbertson’s MapleProducts, Garage Plus, Henderson Syrup, Hilton Beach Marina, Hilton Beach Tourist Park, IslandScoops, Barb & Jim Jackson, Kensington Point Marina, Kentvale Home Hardware, MMH Association,McClelland’s Hardware & Feed, Mio’s Furniture, Molson Coors Canada, Labatts, Northside Toyota,Margie Nott, Wayne Nott, Pampered Chef Renee Lytham, Donna Schell, Dr. Dan Sicoli, Smith’s MarketDesbarats, St. Joseph Island Museum, Stobie’s Restaurant, Tarbutt Fire Department, 17 E Trading Post,War of 1812 Committee, Wm. White & Associates, Hilton Beach General Store, Dry Dock Restaurant,Tilt’n Hilton Steakhouse, Woody’s Automotive, Lavera Crack, St. Joseph Island Coffee Roasters,Camille’s Island Café, Arden Irwin.

Without this generous support from the businesses and individuals of our communitywe could not do what we need to do to ensure the best possible health care

for our residents and visitors.

LIVE FREE — ALMOSTRebuilt in 2011 with massive LR/DR/KITliving area with 2 BRs, bath and wraparound deck on the main level. Collect income from the 3BR upper living area.Both units beautifully decorated and fin-ished. Quiet in town location and easywalk to the beach, marina, restaurantsand shops. $199,900.

SAILORS ENCAMPMENT3 BR year round home on private andsecluded matured treed waterfront lotwith beautiful rear yard overlookingthe kid friendly sand beach. Bunkie,sauna and two car garage with loft.Watch the ships and enjoy fabuloussunsets. $249,000.

WORLD CLASS SUNSETS!Enjoy panoramic views of the waterand the passing ships from the hugewrap around deck. Great family cot-tage with 4 BR, open concept kitchen/LR/DR and front sun room with foldout couch for extra sleepers. Nice levellot with great sand beach at SunsetPoint. $199,000.

PURE COUNTRY!Beautiful country location on 7A justoutside Thessalon, 3+1 BR, 2.5 baths,large country kitchen, huge family-room and hardwood floors. Large 2tiered deck, screened gazebo and 3 cargarage for all the outdoor toys.$225,000

BOATERS DELIGHT!2A treed lot with deep water frontageand boat ramp. Cedar log home withhuge sun room, fireplace, finishedbasement and 30 x 40 steel buildingfor boat and RV storage. Catch thesun rise with coffee on the elevateddeck. $227,500.

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BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT,CANOE POINTPrivate location. Upstairs has 2BR, 11/2Baths and living area. Master BR hasdeck to enjoy the morning sunrise. Mainlevel features open concept LR/DR/KIT,hot tub and laundry. New windows. 24 x32 garage is handyman's dream. Gor-geous view of the lake $369,000.Call Murry Pritchard Salesperson 705-849-0976

IDEAL COUNTRYNeat and cozy 2BR with custom fieldstone FP sitting on 11A. Huge reardeck with view of lake Huron. Perfectretirement home minutes from Desbarats and marina.$164,900.

COUNTRY STARTER OR RETIRE!Affordable, cozy country bungalow on level treed lot with large detachedgarage. Perfect for your first home ordownsizing in retirement. Large countrykitchen with appliances included, 2BRs,full bath and large undeveloped loft areawould add additional space.$99,000

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CHARMING & COZY COTTAGE!Nestled among the pines and cedarsthis private 1.5 storey season cottagefeatures a unique blend of new and re-claimed wood and may one of a kindhand crafted wood details. Fabulousview from the 2 tier deck and loft ofthe lake. Lighthouse and sailboats.Clean sandy beach for swimming andbonfires. $249,900.

ALL THIS CAN BE YOURS!Charming older home in Bruce Minesfeaturing hardwood floors, large prin-cipal rooms including double livingroom, dining room and eat in kitchen.Large wrap around front and sideporch. 2 storey cabana off in groundpool. This home needs work but greatare the rewards. $127,000.

PAINT WON'T DO IT!This 4BR 2 Bath bungalow needs aplumber, electrician, heating contrac-tor and a gardener; and that’s just forstarters. This is the ultimate FIXERUPPER. Besides the price, nice streetwith view of the water and large lot,the only redeeming feature of thisBruce Mines home is the price.$89,000.

WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO!Enchanting woodland estate designed for those who appreciate timeless traditionalelegance. Gracious foyer with circular staircase leading to 5 BR. Main level fea-tures formal DR and LR, family rm, dinette, kit. and laundry. 3 season Florida rm,2 fireplaces, woodstove and full finished basement. Huge rear deck overlookinglawn and gardens. $585,000.

ESCAPE FROM THE CITY!Great island living on private road closeto Richards Landing with water access.Modern 3BR home with front and reardecks. Low taxes and lots of privacy.Enjoy it for the summer or year round.$129,000.

COUNTRY CHARMER!Very well kept 1+1 bedroom home on4.5A lot. 30 minutes to Sault Ste.Marie. Open concept living room, din-ing and kitchen area, deck and nicelylandscaped yard. 2 large garages, ex-cellent for the handyman. A Must See! $220,000. Call Murray Pritchard705-849-0976.

AFFORDABLE COTTAGE:Enjoy the summer at Sun Set Point, St.Joseph Island. Dinette/ kitchen combo,living room and large screened porchfacing the water. Sit back and relax andwatch the ships make their way up anddown the channel and take in the glori-ous sunsets. Large lawn for lots of playarea plus the water. $109,900.

FIRST TIME CAMPBUYERS

1996 fleetwood 40 ft Park Model withQueen size BR, 2 slide out panels withsleeping quarters, Full Kit, Bath, A/CSheltered deck, gazebo, shed andportable garage. Located on maplewooded lot with dock and minutes topublic launch. Enjoy the rest of thesummer on the island at $59,900.

TOTALLY RENOVATEDThis 2 bedroom bungalow hasbeen totally renovated and has alarge fenced in lot with detachedgarage. New kitchen, bathroom,flooring, pellet stove, hot watertank and more. Municipal waterand septic system. Some finishingleft to be completed. Call Ken fordetails. $124,500.

PERFECT RANCHER!9 yr old 3BR open concept with cathe-dral ceilings. Bright and cheery easyliving with radiant heat and woodstove, built in appliances and mainfloor laundry. Stamped concrete driveand walkways leading to huge reardeck. Ideal location. Walk to the bank,post office, restaurants and shops.$244,900.

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Beautiful waterfront on Gordon Lake.Over 500ft of shoreline with 3 furnished2BR cottages with 3pc baths and newerUV filtration system. Relax in one andrent out 2 or rent all three with addi-tional rental trailer sites. Boat launch,pool, docks, fish cleaning station atideal location at mouth of ThessalonRiver. Call for more details.

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A RUSTIC LANEleads to this very private place with100 acres of mature maple bush insought after mountain location witha newer ranch style home set in asun warming glen. This charming 3BR 2.5 bath home featuring hard-wood floors, a bright open conceptplan, full basement and hugegarage plus separate 28 x 36 shop.If there ever was a "MUST SEE" thisis it at $499,000.

HILTON BEACH PRIVACYPrivate (3) season/rec property on 3acres. Large deck links Cottage &Bunkie. Open concept, hardwoodfloors, wood burning fireplace, & largescreened porch. Studio/bunkie, woodshed, tin shed, workshop. Charmingguest cottage ideal for a restorationproject. Gorgeous sunsets. Pond. &apple trees. Trailheads nearby. Wildlife& birds. $379,000.

STUNNING SUNSETSThis waterfront bungalow wasrenovated in 2007 and is basicallya new home. Open concept withpanoramic views of the shippingchannel and gorgeous sunsets.Maintenance free exterior, wraparound deck, hot tub, wood fireplace, two car garage withbunkie, and 160 feet of frontage.Great retirement home or cottage.$205,000.Call Ken White Salesperson 705-254-9825www.whitehousesales.com

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A SPECIAL SUMMERPLACE!The whole family will enjoy this is-land cottage retreat on the shippingchannel. Open concept 3 BR withlarge kitchen/dining area, huge reardeck, fenced yard, level shaded rearyard with beach area and easy boatlaunch. Great sunsets and freighterwatching. $159,000.

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SAND, SUN & SUNSETS!Spend the summers or year round atthis beautiful lakefront home on levellandscaped lot with sandy beach forkids, renovated pine interior withnewer flooring, doors, windows andshingles. Huge rear deck overlooksthe water and great views of thefreighters and sunsets. Just move inand enjoy. $199,000.

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GORGEOUS WATERFRONT

10 yr old, 1550 sq ft waterfront homein the heart of Richards Landing, walkto all amenities, featuring 3+1 Bdrms,3 baths including large ensuite withover sized jacuzzi tub. Gleaminghardwood floors thru out. Sit on yourbrick patio with your morning coffee,enjoying the sun while overlooking thewater to the bridge. Call Mark G.Scornaiencki 705 257-0524to view this stunning home.

ONCE IN A GREAT WHILE!the perfect property comes for sale.Private and secluded 38A maturetreed lot with charming 3BR yearround home with 358ft of waterfront.Home has had an addition and up-grade in 2009 and features hardwoodand ceramic floors, vaulted ceilingand 400 sq ft waterside deck. Alsoincludes 24 x 40 heated garage, pot-ting house, unique barn with loft andviewing tower overlooking Bam-ageseck Bay and an area to launchyour boat. All this for $419,000.

100 ACRE RETREAT2 storey log home is full winterizedfor seasonal or year round living,large front deck and balconies forviews over the wooded acerage. Lotsof ATV trails, stream and access to500 Acres of crown land. Lots of wildlife. $249,000.

PERFECT SUMMER GETAWAY

Immaculate winterized 2 bdr., openconcept kitchen/living space. Cedar in-terior, wood stove, finished basement,screened gazebo, 800 sq.ft. tiereddeck. Manicured grounds, scenic view,stream runs through property. Abun-dant wildlife & birds. 21.5 ft traileravailable for $5,000.$239,900.

TURN KEYWake up to a stunning sunrise andenjoy quiet peaceful mornings in thisbright and cheery 4 season cottagewith spectacular views of the St.Joseph Channel from the front deck.Immaculately restored cottage. Elec-tric FP in each BR. Napolean propaneFP in LR. Ensuite 2pc bath in master.Main floor mud/laundry room. Newflooring, insulation, shingles, win-dows and air exchanger. Kenmarclean space floor liner in crawl spacevalue at $15,000. Includes adjacentlot with gardens and potting Shed.$189,000.

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LIVE, WORK, PLAY!Long established family businesson in town acre lot. Variety and giftstore with Lotto. 40 x 60 steel build-ing for additional business uses.Extra lot for additional expansion.Charming 3BR home with full basement for owner or additionalrental income. Great family oppor-tunity.

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Create your own employment onBeautiful St. Joseph Island at thisestablished bakery and cafe. Priceincludes land, building and equip-ment. Great visibility and high traf-fic area as you enter the island. Continue the exiting businessmodel or initiate your own ideas.Great business opportunity.

PINE CONE COTTAGEProfessionally designed and built in2002 capturing the spirit and romanceof a vintage camp. Careful attention todetail and craftsmanship is evident inthe local stone fireplace, custom oakflooring, woodwork, railings, cabi-netry, vaulted ceilings and cedar sid-ing. Open concept design leadsthrough Andersen french doors tohuge screened porch. Beautiful viewsof the North Channel from this maturetreed waterfront lot. $339,000.

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VARIETY STORE PLUS!A unique opportunity to operate awell established store in HiltonBeach. Convenience store, Lotto,LCBO outlet. High traffic locationand near the waterfront and busymarina. Call Ken White 705 254-9825

HARVESTFEST, A BITTERSWEET TIME of year for me. Iwelcome fall with open arms as it is my favourite season ofthe year with the cool crisp air and the beauty of the leaves,but it also means the end of summer. I can’t believe howquickly summer has flown by. The weather this year at Har-vestfest, one wouldn’t know that summer was drawing to aclose, as it was very hot! Thank you to all who are involvedin this great event and allowing the museum to sell member-ships and make our draw there every year.

Well, I’ll get straight to it and announce the winners. Theseare phone calls I just can’t wait to make.

$500 savings bond generously donated by the Northern•Credit Union won by Dr. Bruce Anderson

$300 cash generously donated by Bruce Mines Insurance•won by Lexie Funston

Diamond and Sapphire Ring generously donated by•Northern Jewellery and Crafts won by Marie Hunter

Congratulations to these winners and thank you to all whopurchased a membership.

Our Guess What I am? Artifact this year was a textile stamp.There were quite a few correct answers this year, so the win-ner was pulled out of the jar of correct answers, and the win-ner is Beverly Lyons. She has won a $40 gift card generouslydonated by Hess Jewellers.

So I’m out to check the buildings for an artifact for nextyear’s contest. Since there were so many correct answers, I’mgoing to think about this for a while and try to find some-thing really challenging.

A special thank you goes out to Pat Fleming. She sat up at thefairgrounds for the afternoon for me as the museum wasopen. Thank you Pat!

As they head back to school this week, I also want to take thetime to thank the summer students this year, Vanessa Ervin,Hailey Szyska and Riley Glover. These students have helpedme immensely over the summer with many projects and Itruly appreciate their help.

The museum is open the rest of this week, and we will offi-cially close for the 2015 season Monday September 14th, so ifyou haven’t been out yet, you still have time.

Carrie Kennedy-Uusitalo, Curator

St. Joseph IslandMuseum MomentTHE TOWNSHIP OF ST. JOSEPH

MUNICIPAL NON PROFIT HOUSING CORPORATIONANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

PUBLIC NOTICE of the 2015 Annual General Meeting is herebygiven:

Tuesday, September 29, 2015 at 10:30 amCouncil Chambers, 1669 Arthur Street

Richards Landing, OntarioExisting Board members, persons residing in accommodationsowned by the Corporation, and residents of The Township of St.Joseph are eligible to stand for election to the Board of Direc-tors of the Corporation for a two year term. Nominations will be accepted to fill three seats: one resident of the Twin Rocks Complex, and two non-residents. Current Directors will also beconsidered for re-election.

All residents interested in a seat on the Board must submit acompleted Nomination Form by Friday, September 18 to beadded to the slate of nominees at the AGM. Please contact theundersigned to receive a nomination form.

Dated this Third day of September, 2015

Carol O. Trainor, A.M.C.T.Housing Coordinator, The Township of St. Joseph MunicipalNon-Profit Housing Corporation 705-246-2625, ext [email protected]

VETERANS*Residing in the area from Echo Bay to Mcknight Rd.are Invited to come together

for an Appreciation DinnerHOSTED BY THE

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONBR. 374 in Richards Landing, St. Joseph Island

on the 22nd Of September 2015Social 16:30 – Cash Bar

Supper At 17:30 - No Charge For Veterans**Reservations can be made by calling

Br. 374 at 705-246-2494Between 09:00 – 12:00 Monday To FridayReservation Cut-Off Date: 15th September

***MENU: tossed salad, roast chicken, potatoes, mixed vegetables,rolls, dessert, coffee and tea donated and prepared by

the Ladies Auxiliary to Branch 374.DRESS: LEGION DRESS, UNIFORM OR BUSINESS CASUAL.

(please, no sweatshirts & jeans if possible)

*Those who served or are serving in the Canadian Armed forces, RCMP,Reserves (2 years min.), CIL, British Commonwealth nations, U.S. armed forces,

NATO armed forces and U.N. attachments.**There will be special consideration for those who must have a

personal caregiver in order to attend. Please inform us if this is your situation. ***Please notify us of any food allergies or considerations.

Clarifying the Highway Traffic ActThanks for printing the informative article on HTA changesin the last edition of the Clippings. I would like to point out asmall typo that has some bearing on interpretation of thesechanges. Certainly there seems some lack of clarity in theHTA (no wonder we have lawyers).

In that edition you printed: “In addition, all drivers are re-quired to maintain a minimum distance of one metre whenpassing cyclists, where possible”.

The amended act states: (6.1) Every person in charge of amotor vehicle on a highway who is overtaking a person trav-elling on a bicycle shall, as nearly as may be practicable, leavea distance of not less than one metre between the bicycle andthe motor vehicle and shall maintain that distance untilsafely past the bicycle.

Grammar was never a strong suit of mine, but it seemsthat Practicablemeans capable of being put intopractice. Practicable is a synonym of doable and feasible. Thedifference is not minor. Thus, to graze the shoulder of a cy-clist when passing and not providing the 1 m clearance, be-cause (for example), the driver didn’t think it was possible tocross the midline of the roadway ...said driver would quiteappropriately be guilty of an offense under the HTA.

Although I am not a lawyer, I suspect that someone whopassed a cyclist giving 0.9 meter clearance because they trulythought they were a full meter away would meet the defini-tion of “as nearly as may be practicable”.

I believe this adds to section 148 which states: 148 (5) Vehi-cles or equestrians overtaking others: Every person in chargeof a vehicle or on horseback on a highway who is overtakinganother vehicle or equestrian shall turn out to the left so faras may be necessary to avoid a collision with the vehicle orequestrian overtaken. Thus it is the overtaking vehicle that isresponsible for doing so safely.This section is somewhat re-lated to section 147 of the HTA which outlines the responsi-bilities of the vehicle being passed: 147. (1) Any vehicletravelling upon a roadway at less than the normal speed oftraffic at that time and place shall, where practicable, bedriven in the right-hand lane then available for traffic OR asclose as practicable to the right hand curb or edge of theroadway.

Thus, when I am riding my bicycle near the middle of theright lane (to avoid the unsafe intermittently broken pave-ment on the edge of the roadway), I am in compliancewith both of the above statements (although I need to com-ply with only one).

Has your heart been broken by the death of a loved one?Beyond the Broken Heartare grieving the death of a loved one.

Please join us on the journey through grief.

Thursdays from 7pm to 8:30pm (starting September 24th)at the St. Joseph Island Free Methodist Church

(corner of Hilton Rd and 10th Side Rd)

en by the death of a loved one? is a support group for those who t

The group will explore loved one.

the journey through grief.

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FOR MORE INFO CALLDebbie LaRocque 705-246-2714

Bryon Hall 705-246-3502

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FOR RENT

Littleton FourPlex, spacioustwo bedroom apartment, avail-able October 1, 2015. New ap-pliances, new flooring, toilet andsink. For viewing call Susan Lit-tleton at 705 246-2764Outside Storage Available foryour trailer, boat or RV in a pa-trolled, gated area at reason-able rates. Located on St.Joseph Island. Call 705 246-2552 for details.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Hunters & Anglers are of-fering the Hunter's Safety GunCourse on Sept. 25, 26, 27.Pre-registration is required;please call Tolbert at 705-246-3093.Galapagos Islands and Ecuadorpresentation by Bruce Andersonon their recent family trip. Sun-day, September 20 at 7 pm atGrace United Church, HiltonBeach. Everyone welcome.Island Bible Chapel would liketo welcome our new full-timeworker to the Island! Bryan &Jennifer Windle and their 4 chil-dren. (1 away at University, 1 atCASS and 2 at St. Joseph Is-land Central School) Bryanused to live on the Island andattended highschool at CASS.Welcome Windle Family!There will be a general meetingfor the St. Joseph IslandHunters & Anglers on Sept.10th at the Conservation Centreat 8 pm. Robin Horwath, fromthe Ontario Fur Managers Fed-eration, will be speaking onTrapping in Ontario. The publicare welcome to attend.4H 100th Anniversary. 4H is thetheme for this year’s fall fair inBruce Mines. Sunday the 13th,the first 100 people through thegate receive an anniversary rib-bon. Come early, Stay for theday! http://www.bruceminesfallfair.ca

OBITUARY

Jack Martin passed awaypeacefully at Matthew MemorialHospital on July 30. He will belovingly remembered by his wifeCarol, his son Johnny, hisdaughters Teresa and Sheryl,sister Pat, brothers Bill, Joe,Mike and his grandchildren. Asincere thanks to the doctors,

nurses and ambulance atten-dants for their professional andcompassionate care.

THANK YOU

Thank you so much to all thosewho worked so hard to organizeanother successful MMHA Is-land Springs Charity Golf Tour-nament. Without the efforts ofAnn Bell, Lavera Crack, MarkHenderson, Duncan McKenzie,John Gibbs and Lory Eddy, Itwould not have been the suc-cess that it was. There wereothers who helped in quiet waysoffering support, encourage-ment and guidance. You knowwho you are. Thank you. SheilaCampbell, MMHA Chair.

Thank You! On behalf of Joce-lyn Recreation, we appreciatedseeing everyone who venturedout to join us to see what wehad to offer. Thank you to allwho volunteered, whether withpie picking, baking, setup, take-down, parking, food booths,whatever, you help is im-mensely appreciated. To thosethat joined us by participatingwith displays or events, youhelp make this such a greatevent. An especially big thanksto all the young people whoworked along with us, you wereall a big help and our hope thatHarvest Fest continues formany more years.I was picking up trash on thehighway last week with my dog.A very kind, thoughtful manstopped in his van and handedme a ten dollar bill to buy mydog a special treat. The ten dol-lars was for my dog, not me. Hedrove away before I could gethis name. I want to thank himvery much and let him knowthat I bought Poochie a bag ofmarrow bones - her favourite.Thanks to the residents ofHilton Beach for helping to lookfor Edgar the Emu as he wasrunning free early Tuesdaymorning. A special thank you toPenny, Rod and Mike Wood forthe hospitality and letting Edgareat from their bird feeder whilethey notified his parents! Jocelyn Fire and Rescue offersits thanks and appreciation toRick Green of the St. Joseph Is-land Boatel, who donated thebicycle prize for its HarvestFestdraw, which was won by DonRoss.

FOR SALE

2007 Pontiac Torrent all wheeldrive, ac, cruise, heated leatherseats, black. New tires in April.Body is in good shape, hwydriven, 226,000 km. $4,850 cer-tified. See it evenings at 1188 A Line. Call 705 987-1898.1983 Four Winns boat andtrailer, not running as/is or forparts, 3000 pound single axletrailer included, asking $350please call 705 541-8149.3 Wheel Electric Scooter forsale. Bought second hand neverused from Hollywood $1,000. orbest offer 705 246-2027. Karaoke machine, CD and dualcassette, 2 mikes plus TV andCDs. Asking $150. Will negoti-ate. Call 705 971-84152 year old 12.2 hh paint mare.Halter broke: $400; 3 year old12.3hh bay mare, sister to paint.Not broke. Sometimes will leadbut not consistently: $400. Bothare utd on vaccines, feet anddeworming. Teeth good, nohealth issues both very friendlycome right to you. They are veryeasy keepers. Call or textMelissa at 705 297-3551

Greco Travel Crib, hardly used,like new. $60. Call 705 246 0343.

GARAGE/YARD SALES

Yard Sale: Saturday, September12th from 9 am to 3 pm at 3238Walnut Street (off Highway 548)in Hilton Beach. No early birdsplease! Household items, fish-ing equipment and lots more!Yard Sale: 3863 X Line, 9 to 2September 12 , kitchen tableand chairs, knotty pine singlebed, tools etc…

ITEMS WANTED

If anyone borrowed our scaffold-ing from my late husband Fred,would you please call me and letme know. I am looking for it andcan't find it. Donna Smith. Call 705 246-2027

LOST & FOUND

Soft leather change purse in thevicinity of Twin Rocks Apart-ments. If found, please keep themoney, but I’d dearly love thiskeepsake back and I’d be gladto hear from you at 705 246-2629. Thank you!

SITUATION WANTED

Student looking for ride to SaultCollege 4 days a week. Onlyneeds ride in am. Please callTammy 705-246-1061 after 5pm.Daycare Mother of 4 looking tore-open daycare. 9+ years inSault Ste Marie until we relo-cated just outside Hilton Beachto build a farm. Lots of space torun and play with animals.Clean, smoke free home.Daily 8:30-5:00 and after schoolcare. Rates vary by age/ hours.Call or text Melissa at 705 297-3551

Friday Night Foodsat the Legion

We will be enjoying the delights from the regular menu.

Entertainment will bethe Ross Phillips Band

Entertainment supplied by volunteer musicians

Come and try your luckat the meat draw!

Take out available

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on classified advertising before

placing ads.

Full time job opportunity for 4th or5th year Apprentice or Class A

licensed mechanic. Bring resume toWoody's Automotive,

3101 Marks Street, Hilton Beach

Snow Plowing Tenders The St. Joseph Island Hunters and Anglers would like to receive

submissions for snow removal from the driveway and parking area at theConservation Center on the 20th Side Road, St Joseph Island. The drive-way is about a kilometer long and would have to be cleared each Wednes-day afternoon, each Friday afternoon, the first Tuesdays afternoon eachmonth, and the second Thursday afternoon of each month. There will beother special occasions when it will need to be cleared at the executive’sdirection. All persons interested, please submit your name and contact in-

formation to P.O. box 41. Richards Landing by October 1st 2015.Full contract details will be explained shortly thereafter.

The Corporation of The Township of St. Josephseeks a DAY OUT PROGRAM LEADER

The Day Out Program at the Dr. H.S. Trefry Memorial Centre requires an enthusi-astic and energetic Leader to design, manage and deliver supportive programs toindividuals two days a week.

This is a part time position requiring the incumbent to plan and prepare creativeprograms for mental and physical stimulation of seniors and disabled persons,and to provide respite, support and education for their caregivers. A complete jobdescription is available at the Trefry Centre, the Township Office, or on the Township website: www.stjosephtownship.com

Applicants must have reliable transportation, and a minimum CPR and First Aidcertification. Please address cover letters with resumes by 4:00 pm on Friday,September 25 to: Clerk Administrator, The Township of St. Joseph

P.O. Box 187, 1669 Arthur St. • Richards Landing, ON P0R1J0Phone: 246-2625 Fax: 246-3142 • Email: [email protected]

When I am driving my truck and approach a cyclist ahead, Iam aware that it is my responsibility to pass safely. It is notthe responsibility of the vulnerable cyclist to ride in thegravel or even near the edge of the roadway (so that I canpass in an unsafe manner using the same lane). Said cyclistmust not obstruct the left lane (unless he/she is overtakinganother vehicle). I must essentially treat said cyclist like anyother vehicle with the added proviso that I should give atleast 1 meter clearance when overtaking.

All of the above notwithstanding, I as both a driver and cy-clist have, in the past, been in contravention of many aspectsof the HTA. In either case, if I break the law I must be pre-pared for the consequences. When in my truck overtaking acyclist, I must be cognizant that breaking the law may resultin the death of the cyclist....and the consequence for me is atraffic ticket. The cyclist (or pedestrian) always loses.

Sincerely, Steve Roedde

ISLAND INSIGHT . . . continued page 11

FridayHens & Stitches, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10 am to 12 pm705 246-0036

Island Cast-a-Weighs, Calorie Watchers, Hilton Community Hall (rear door, basmt) - 8:30 am

Walking at the Legion - 9 am to noon

Children’s Library 10 am - 3 pm, Storytime at 10:30 am

Friday Foods at the Legion

AA Meeting, United Church (new addition, side door) - 8 pm

Saturday The Children’s Library - 10 am to 3 pm

Hilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pmFree pool all day in the Legion lounge

St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 10 am to 3 pm

St. Boniface Roman Catholic, Hilton Beach at 4:30 pm.

Teen Game Night - Legion lounge - 6 pm to 9 pm

SundayThe Anglican Parish of St. Joseph & St. Georgeworships at 11 am at Holy Trinity, Jocelyn

Free Methodist, 10th Side Rd. Coffee, tea and friendship at10:30 am. Worship service 11 am.

Island Bible Chapel, Richards Landing. Lord’s Supper 10 am, Family Bible Hour 11:15 am.

Grace United, Hilton Beach. 9:30 am.

Harmony St. Marks United, Richards Landing. 11 am.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, at MacLennanHall, Primary, Priesthood, Relief Society.10 - 10:40 Sunday School 10:50 - 11:30 Sacrament Meeting 11:40 - 12:30

MondayWalking at the Legion - 9 am to noon

Euchre, Legion Hall - 7:30 pm ($4.00 per person)

Bridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 4 pm(Open to all seniors) 705 246-0036Exercise Class, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10 amChildren’s Library Lego Club. 7 pm to 8:30 pm, Library openFree pool all day in the Legion lounge

Carpet Bowling for 50 Plus, Legion - Refreshments Available - 1 pmSt. Joseph Twp, Public Library - 5 pm to 8 pmHilton Union Library - 3 pm to 5 pm & 7 pm to 9 pm

TuesdayCribbage (singles), Legion Hall - 7:30 pm ($4.00 per person)

Free pool all day in the Legion lounge


Quilting - 1-3 pm, Main Floor Waterfront Centre, Hilton Beachexcept the 3rd week held at the Trefry Centre. 705 246-0036

Childcare Algoma C.A.P. Children’s Playgroup - 10 am to noonat Free Methodist Church

Yoga, Old Town Hall, RL - 7 to 8:30 pm, drop-ins welcome

Wednesday Walking at the Legion - 9 am to noon

Nordic Pole Walking at the Legion - 10 am

Free pool in the Legion lounge

Bridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 5 pm (Open to all seniors)705 246-0036

St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 10 am to 3 pm

Food Bank, United Church, Richards Landing (side door) - 1 pm to 3 pm


Hilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm - Phone number: 705 255-3520.

League pool in the Legion Lounge at 7:30

Wednesday Food at the Legion 7:30 to 9 pm

ThursdayDr. Trefry Centre’s Day Out Program - 9 am to 3:30 pm.

Coffee Connections 9 am, Dr. Trefry Centre, Come for a coffee!


Free pool all day in the Legion lounge

Exercise Class, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm

The Children’s Library, 10 am - 3 pm, Storytime 10:30 am

St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 3 pm to 8 pm

WHAT’S HAPPENING ON ST. JOE

Classified Ads and AnnouncementsThe Island Clippings is pleased to publish personalClassified Advertising and Public Service Announce-ments of 50 words or less, free of charge to Island resi-dents, as a community service. Other than personal forsale ads (please limit three items) the announcementmust be of value to the community. We reserve the rightto decide if the ad is of service to the community. Pleaseidentify yourself when sending in a classified or yourad will not be published.

Ads or announcements for non-residents or items orservices, to be sold for profit, or generate income orevents charging an entrance fee (which includes “notfor profit organizations”) as well as items valued atover $1,000. will incur a nominal charge of $10. plusHST. We reserve the right to determine if a fee is re-quired. We reserve the right to edit down to 50 wordsor less.

Business or commercial ads, including those placed byindividuals do not qualify as Classified ad or Public

Service Announcements. Such advertising must be viadisplay advertising, governed by our published rates ineffect at that time.Ads or announcements will appear in one issue, but maybe repeated, to a maximum of three weeks (space per-mitting). Advertiser must resubmit ad each week. Toensure space for everyone, please limit your content to amaximum of 50 words.

Ads can be placed by: Email to:[email protected] or by phone 705 246-1635 (from 9 – 5, Mon-Fri)or fax 705 246-7060. Mail to: Island ClippingsRR1, Hilton Beach, ON P0R 1G0Or simply put it in our pick-up box conveniently lo-cated at Ambeault’s. Kent’s Corner & the Hilton BeachWaterfront Centre. Sorry, we’re not available on Sundays.

BUBBLES ISLANDCLEANING SERVICE

BUSINESS & RESIDENTIAL CLEANINGUPHOLSTERY/CARPET CLEANING

PHONE 705 542-9215EMAIL: [email protected]

richwood hair designDONNA BONDOWNER/HAIRSTYLIST

705 971-4220Unit 1, Waterfront Centre

Hilton Beach

Debbie’s Hair HutA full service family salon offering

only the finest hair products.Debbie Shaughnessy - Owner705 246-0457Andrea S. Young, RMTREGISTERED MASSAGE

THERAPIST

705 542-2840

88 Barr Road S.Desbarats

Woody's AutomotiveFor all your automobile,

snowmobile & ATV repairs705 246-8800

Hilton Beach

Deadline for classifieds is noon

Tuesdays

Deadline for displayads is

Mondays at 3 pm

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