September 26, 2013 • Issue 914 • $1.00 Serving St. Joseph Island since 1995 Visit us online at www.islandclippings.com Tel: 705 246-1635 email: [email protected]Fax: 705 246-7060 Connecting our Community The Real Estate Stop David Nelson Sales Representative “Your Island Realtor” 949-7867 • 246-2757 Continued on next page THERE WERE PLENTY OF THEM scooting up and down Marks Street in Hilton Beach last Sunday as the Ontario Provincial Police Golden Helmets came to town. They put on a wonderful show of precision motorcycle riding for their large, enthusiastic audience who were lining both sides of the street. These folks hadn’t come just from the Island. Judging by the show of hands, there were many who had come from miles around, for the thrill of seeing the famous team in ac- tion. We’re sure that if Hilton Beach had a crime rate, it must have been pegged at ‘zero’ with so many police officers on the scene. “This is the safest town in Ontario today!“ laughed Is- land Clippings photographer Teresa Parker, who was there with her camera to take in the show. Formed in 1963, the OPP Golden Helmets Motorcycle Preci- sion Team is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Every year, the team tours throughout the Province, giving exhibi- tions of their superb riding skills at fairs, festivals and pa- rades, not to mention the village of Hilton Beach on a sunny September Sunday. Yikes! Look at Those Bikes! Photos by Teresa Parker
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September 26, 2013 • Issue 914 • $1.00 Serving St. Joseph Island since 1995
Visit us online at www.islandclippings.com Tel: 705 246-1635email: [email protected] Fax: 705 246-7060
Connecting our Community
The Real Estate StopDavid Nelson
Sales Representative
“Your Island Realtor”949-7867 • 246-2757
Continued on next page
THERE WERE PLENTY OF THEM scooting up and downMarks Street in Hilton Beach last Sunday as the OntarioProvincial Police Golden Helmets came to town. They put ona wonderful show of precision motorcycle riding for theirlarge, enthusiastic audience who were lining both sides of thestreet. These folks hadn’t come just from the Island. Judgingby the show of hands, there were many who had come frommiles around, for the thrill of seeing the famous team in ac-tion.
We’re sure that if Hilton Beach had a crime rate, it must havebeen pegged at ‘zero’ with so many police officers on thescene. “This is the safest town in Ontario today!“ laughed Is-land Clippings photographer Teresa Parker, who was therewith her camera to take in the show.
Formed in 1963, the OPP Golden Helmets Motorcycle Preci-sion Team is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Everyyear, the team tours throughout the Province, giving exhibi-tions of their superb riding skills at fairs, festivals and pa-rades, not to mention the village of Hilton Beach on a sunnySeptember Sunday.
Yikes! Look at Those Bikes!Photos by Teresa Parker
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Driver’s Edat
C.A.S.S.September 28 & 29
October 5 & 6Hours: 9 am until 3 pm
each day
Presented by
OUR DRIVINGSCHOOL705-253-0929
ourdrivingschool @on.aibn.com
The 20-member team consists ofthe Ride Master, Commentator,motorcycle technician and 17riders.While each is an activeduty OPP officer drawn fromregular patrol units, only a veryselect few can qualify to join thiselite group. In fact, the teamonly trains a very few new riderseach spring and the standardsare high. Each candidate musthave successfully completed athree week motorcycle course,must be capable of learning theintricate maneuvers for the showand must be in extremely goodphysical condition, just to beeven considered for a spot onthe team.
Their ‘rides’ aren’t lightweightseither. The Golden Helmets per-form on standard patrol bikes,which are Harley Davidson Po-lice Specials. They have powerful
BIKES...continued from page 1
ARE YOU INTERESTED INHAVING A SNOWMOBILE
TRAIL ON ST. JOSEPH ISLANDTHIS WINTER?
An open meeting will be held at7.30 pm on Thursday, Oct. 3rd
at the Voyageurs Snowmobile Club1125 P Line.
We are encouraging representatives of Council,Chamber of Commerce, the general public, local
businesses and all users of our trail system to attend!Commitment and support is needed to continueproviding excellent trails for snowmobiling and
supporting the local economy.
This meeting will decide the future of organizedsnowmobiling on St. Joseph Island.
WE ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TOATTEND THIS VERY IMPORTANT
MEETING!
Jack Hore, PresidentVoyageurs Snowmobile Club
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1690 c.c. engines and weigh 800 pounds. Dur-ing each 30-minute performance the riderstake their machines through a series of com-plex patterns, all intended to demonstrate themaneuverability of the machines and theskills of their riders. Both rider and machinemust be in top condition to make it throughan average of 30 performances per season,which runs from June to September.
Following the show, the officers stayed to chatwith the crowd and answer any questions.There were several items available for sale,with all money donated to charities.We asked… but no, they wouldn’t let anybody take oneof their Harleys out for a spin around theblock!
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The Council of The Township of St. Josephis pleased to announce the appointment ofErica Pollock, C.P.A., C.A. as the Treasurer.Erica brings a wealth of experience in thepublic sector including municipal finance,as a municipal auditor, and health care.Please join us in welcoming Erica to ourteam!
The Anglican ParishOn September 29th, the Anglican Parish of
St. Joseph & St. George will worship together atHoly Trinity Church, Jocelyn Township.
For this occasion the Service will start at10:30 a.m. and will be followed by a
pot luck luncheon.All are welcome to join us.
There will be no Service at Echo Bay.
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Three Time JunoWinner DavidFrancey Returns to St. Joseph IslandRENOWNED FOLK SINGER David Francey will be returningto the Island on Friday, October 11th, as part of his 2013 FallTour. He played an outdoor show in the summer of 2012 at theTownship of St. Joseph Centennial Grounds, accompanied byguitarist MarkWestberg and guitarist/banjo-picker ChrisCoole.
This year Francey will bring songs from his tenth album, SoSayWe All, to the stage of the Richards Landing Town Hall,joined byWestberg, Coole, and celebrated Maritimemulti-instrumentalist Darren McMullen.
Fourteen years ago at the age of 45, Francey began an astonish-ing journey from manual labourer to award-winning folk trou-badour – renowned for writing with heart-wrenching honestyabout the struggles of the poor and working class. His newalbum reflects his own journey through a period of struggle.
That spirit of perseverance bursts from each song on thealbum, from the opening track “Rain” about the failure and re-birth of love to the bittersweet hymn “So SayWe All.” Captur-ing the dark times (“Pandora’s Box,”“Ordinary Man”) as wellas life’s shining moments (“Satellite,”“Blue Skies”), the albumis a perfect acoustic showcase of what makes Francey’s song-writing so special.
In concert David is a singer and a storyteller. His wry humourand astute observations combined with his openheartedsinging style have earned him a loyal following. Organizers ex-pect to be turning people away as seats are limited in the his-toric Richards Landing Town Hall. People are encouraged toget their tickets in advance by calling the Township of St.Joseph Office at 705-246-2625 to arrange for pick-up or deliv-ery.
This will be the third of four concerts in the 2013 RichardsLanding Concert Series sponsored by the Richards LandingArts & Cultural Events Committee and the Ontario Arts Coun-cil. The fourth and final concert will feature The O’Schraves onNovember 16th.
Royal Canadian Legion,Branch 374, St. Joseph Island
invites you to attend its annual
Honours andAwards Dinnerto be held at the Legion Hall onWednesday, October 16, 2013
Guest Speaker:Dominion Vice-President Ed Pigeau
Reception – 5:30 p.m.Dinner – 6:30 p.m.
Tickets $20. available Legion Officeand/or Lounge – 705-246-2494
Belly DancingClassesEight Weeks
Starting Tuesday Oct 8Hilton Hall$8 per class
me: 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.Instructor: Morgan Garside
This is a fun, inclusive class for all ages,shapes and sizes. Moves and techniques
will be taught.
Please call 246-2242 to registeror for more information.
Hilton Beach Recreation Committee
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BOATERS DELIGHT!Perfect waterfront on Canoe Point, 2acre lot sloping to deep water and con-crete boat ramp. View all the water ac-tivites from the huge sun room, familyroom with fireplace or rear deck. Base-ment with infloor heating, and patiodoors. $289,000.
LAKEFRONT SANCTUARY!It's easy to unwind at this furnished 3BRhome overlooking St. Joseph Channel.Modern kitchen and bath. Large family-room with woodstove and larger reardeck, both overlooking the water. Deepwaterfront for the boat. The perfect cot-tage at $179,000.
STUNNING WATERFRONT11 year old open concept with 20’vaulted ceiling in great room with gasFP, 3BR, 3Baths, wheelchair accessiblein-law suite and full basement. 2 cargarage with loft, bunkie and 106 ft ofdeep waterfront. $369,900.
LET THE KIDS LOOSE!Perfect summer 3BR cottage on theshipping channel with wide expanse ofsand beach for swimming. Maturetrees for shade on the huge back deckoverlooking the water and glorioussunsets. pack up the family$159,000.
BESIDE THE LAKE!This 2 bedroom bungalow has a greatview overlooking Gawas Bay. All newerwindows in the main part and laminateflooring thru-out. Oversized 2 car garageand your own private dock and beach forfishing and swimming. 5 minutes to thebridge. Great summer retreat at$175,000 Call Terry
DRAMATIC WATER VIEWS!3200 sq ft, 4BR, 4Bath waterfront gem.2 station dream kitchen, dramatic twostorey grand room with FP and hugerear deck overlooking the water. Relaxin the den, enclosed porches, bonusroom over the garage and 2000 sq ft offinished space in the walk out lowerlevel. Have it all for $499,000.
PEACE AND QUIET!4BR 2 Bath year round home on Ster-ling Bay. Large rear deck and gazeboface the water. 2 BR bunkie and doublegarage with loft area for workshop.Gentle sloping lot to good useable wa-terfront. $189,000.
NORTH CHANNEL BEAUTYIsland waterfront home has 3 bedroomsand a beautifully treed lot with deepwater. Large kitchen with maple cup-boards, cathedral ceilings, oil forced airfurnace, gas fireplace, central air and adouble car garage. Waterfront has largeshale rock and has great views ofHamilton Bay. Owner motivated.$258,000.
JUST LIKE BRAND NEW!Totally renovated 2BR open conceptbungalow on level wooded lot overlook-ing the shipping channel, featuring newsiding, shingles, flooring, most win-dows and new covered deck. Every-thing’s done, just relax and enjoy.$199,900.
EVERYTHING PERFECTWaterfront home on Canoe Pt. Roadwith 150’ of frontage on the North Chan-nel. 3 bedrooms, large open concept liv-ing room/dining with cathedral ceilings,hot tub/sauna room, large den/sunroomand a large country kitchen. Lots ofother features and good usable water-front. $389,900.
RETIRE BY THE WATER!Just move in and relax in this open con-cept ranch style home with new win-dows, flooring and decor. Great viewsof the water from the great room withwood stove, the 3 season sun room orthe back deck with hot tub. Private lotwith double garage, storage and woodshed. $239,000.
PANORAMIC WATER VIEWS!Great views over the shipping channelthis nearly new home is an Island gem.2 bath open concept with main floormaster, open staircase to two moreBR’s and bath. Large great room withvaulted ceilings and stone fireplace,large kitchen and dining area. Largerear deck. $285,000.
NEAR BEECH BEACHGreat waterfront home near BeechBeach on St. Joseph Island. Largeopen concept living, dining, kitchenarea and master bedroom on secondlevel. First level has a large familyroom, guest bedroom and sauna.Two car garage with loft.$229,500.
JUST MOVE IN!Hardwood floors on main level withhuge kitchen, large dining area and invit-ing wood stove in living area. Main floorbedroom and laundry. Newer doublegarage. Located on large in town lot witheasy access to the marina, beach, postoffice, restaurants and shops. Easyliving, easy price. $139,900.
SWIM, FISH & BOAT!This year round 3BR 2 Bath ranch stylehome with level treed lot is ideal for allyour summer activities with swimmingarea, dock and boat launch. Open con-cept living with newer master BR withensuite, fireplace in large living room,Extra 2 BR bunkie for family and friendswhen they visit. $244,000.
WATERFRONT & PRIVACY3 bedroom waterfront home on CopperBay Rd. only minutes from BruceMines. Built on a private 2 acre lot withgreat views of the North Channel. Hashad many updates. There are vaultedceilings, lots of windows, a large wraparound deck, HWD flooring throughout.Available for immediate possession. Of-fered at $275,000.
OVERLOOK GAWAS BAY!Charming 3BR chalet overlooking thewater. Renovated in 2005 with newerkitchen, gas fireplace, woodstove, qual-ity flooring and windows. Large garagewith workshop and 2nd floor bunkie forvisiting family and friends. Sandy beachand dock. Quick and easy access toHwy 17. $239,000.
HILTON BEACH RETREAT3BR, 1.5 Bath home needs someupdating but loads of potential. Privatelocation near marina and otheramenities.$85,000.
FORGET THE CITY!Perfect waterfront home with sandbeach. 3BR, 2 Baths, Formal DR, woodFP and hardwood floors. Balcony off2nd floor BR and huge rear deck offfamily Rm overlook the water. Over-sized double garage with undevelopedloft area. Perfect weekend getaway oryear round living. $249,000
PURE COUNTRY!Beautiful country location on 7A justoutside Thessalon, 3+1 BR, 2.5 baths,large country kitchen, huge familyroomand hardwood floors. Large 2 tiereddeck, screened gazebo and 3 car garagefor all the outdoor toys. $225,000
GREAT SSM LOCATION!Well kept and maintained bungalow indesirable east end location. Newerflooring and updates. Large private andlandscaped yard with 24 x 30 garagebuilt 2009. Close to schools and mall.Just move to the city and enjoy.$220,000.
LAKEFRONT SANTUARY!Beautiful gardens and waterfront comp-liment this luxurious 4BR home withdesigner kitchen, gleeming hardwoodand tile, main and upper familyrooms,sun room and great views of the waterfrom all principal rooms. Balcony, decks,sauna and 2 car garage. Lakeside livingat its best $429,000.
A 4 SEASON HOME!Located on a quiet inland lake 10 min-utes off HWY17. Well kept 2BR bunga-low offer plenty of storage in heatedgarage with workshop and sheds withpower delivered to all. Nice waterfrontlot with mail delivery and garbage pickup on a well maintained year round
CHARMING HOME!Located in a very desirable east end lo-cation. This home features windows,siding and shingles replaced in 2009.2professionally installed gas FP, newerhardwood and flooring, attached singlecar garage and storage shed in privateyard backing unto the golf course.$249,900
NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE!Best describes this 4BR brick bunga-low. Located in the Soo close toschools, hub trail and other amenities.Many updates including two newly ren-ovated baths, newer flooring and win-dows. Interlocking brick driveway andstorage sheds in private fenced yard.$249,900
VARIETY STORE PLUS!A unique opportunity to operate a wellestablished store in Hilton Beach.Convenience store, Lotto, LCBOoutlet. High traffic location and nearthe waterfront and busy marina.
ISLAND COMMERCIALBUILDING!Located on main corner entering theIsland at Kent’s Corners. High visibilitywith lots of parking this modern com-mercial building has bakery and restau-rant equipment aleady installed for thecontinued present use or can beconverted to a new endevour. Justreduced in price to $199,000.
ENJOY GENTLE BREEZES!4BR lakeside ranch open concept withfloor to ceiling stone FP, newer win-dows and flooring with patio doors offLR to large rear deck and beautifulviews of the lake. Affordable lakefronton the island with most furnishings in-cluded. Just move in and relax.$196,900.
18 UNIT MOTEL!All the units have been refurbished andall equipment include in this turn keyoperation. Large 3BR living quarters.Located on the TransCanada on theeastern side of Sault Ste. Marie.
GAS STATION ANDREPAIR GARAGELong established turn key operationwith all equipment included. Greatlocation on Trans Canada Hwy withover 930 feet of frontage. Lots ofpossibilities and a chance to be yourown boss.
BUSINESS OR PLEASURE!Long established car and truck repairbusiness with repeat clientele and li-cenced technicians or use the largesteel sided shop with new steel roof,fully equipped, office and storage foryou own business or personal use. Alllocated on 5A with 3BR house, doublegarage and walking distance to the lake.
GAS, GIFTS ANDVARIETY!Long established family businesswith separate 40 x 60 steel buildingwith reinforced concrete floor for ad-ditional business opportunities. Dou-ble lot allows expansion. Good returnfor a person who wants to be theirown boss.
Terry UusitaloSales Representative705-942-6000 Cell 705 [email protected]
8 Acre building lot on Canoe Point $29,000
3 Acre building lot on Canoe Point $24,900
1 Acre building lot on Government Rd $15,000
86 Acre bush and open field near Richards Landing $99,000
256 Acre hunting lot near the fort $150,000
123 Acre bush and open fields near Stribling Pt. $160,000
50 Acre water access only near Big Point $90,000
100 Acre maple bush on the I Line $129,000.
51 Acre wooded parcel with 100 ft lot onthe Shipping Channel $129,000
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DREAM HOUSE & SHOP!Large modern open concept ranch tucked back on 3.4A woodedlot. With in-floor heating & garage converted to main floor familyroom. Lots of hydro available for this heated 24 x 48 steel sidedshop with large bay door, cement floor and 3 phase hydro makesit ideal for any tradesman. Located on paved road near RichardsLanding. $254,000.
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Power Box offer applies to 200 and 400 series chainsaws only (Excluding T435)
The leaves are changing andwe are changing our store
hours.We will be closing at 8 pm
for the winter monthsstarting October 1st.
New movie releases arrivingweekly also a large selection
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Do stop in!OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY
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Thank youJay & Cheryl
Ambeault’s Confectionery
THIS COULD BE IT! With winter fast approaching, the St.Joseph Island Voyageurs Snowmobile Club might be calling itquits before the first snowflake falls ... unless we act to save it!
Ironically, at the Ontario Feder-ation of Snowmobile Clubs An-nual General Meeting just lastweekend, our Voyageurs werehonoured with a special plaquecommemorating the club’s 40thanniversary. Snowmobiling hasalways been a major winter ac-tivity in these parts, with ournetwork of well-groomed, sce-nic trails throughout the island.
Sadly, the club and those trailsmight not survive to see their41st year.
This crisis didn’t just suddenlypop up. It’s been building foryears and there’s no single, sim-ple cause. Since 1974, the clubhas worked with the island municipalities and several prop-erty owners to build and maintain a network of groomedtrails for snowmobilers’ use and enjoyment. All permissions
were conditional upon the use of these trails being limited towinter use only by snowmobiles with valid OFSC trail per-mits. Riders were also required to stay within the limits of theestablished trails.
Unfortunately, those agreementswere made prior to the explod-ing popularity of All Terrain Ve-hicles (ATVs) for all-year-longrecreational use. They were alsothreatened by a few irresponsiblesnowmobilers and ATV riderswho caused damage to the trailsand their surroundings, resultingin some owners refusing permis-sion for any further use of theirproperty.
In April 2007, Club PresidentJack Hore, with the cooperationof all four municipalities,arranged for opening up severalroad allowances to eliminate
crossing approximately 2,000 acres of private property, whichalso laid the groundwork for an expanded, all-seasons trailsystem.
Our Last Chance to Save Local Snowmobiling?
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Now, 40 years into its long and distinguished history, the clubis at a crossroads. Membership growth has not kept pace withthe need for new volunteers to help with trail maintenance,grooming and other club functions.With only a trickle ofnew members to help out, the same volunteers do all thework year after year, so that others can enjoy the trails. Theyneed some help!
That’s just one of many problems. Even without the ‘compe-tition’ from the appeal of all-season ATVs, snowmobiling hastaken several hits in recent years due to poor snow condi-tions and huge jumps in the cost of machines, insurance andfuel. Yet snowmobiling remains hugely popular as a leadingwinter activity – but less popular with most riders is thesteadily rising cost of trail permits. Many prefer to ride thetrails - which are groomed and maintained by the Voyageurs- ‘for free.’
Of course, that’s a province-wide problem. There are approx-imately 140,000 snowmobiles insured each year, yet an aver-age of only 50,000 riders buy trail permits. The mathcertainly doesn’t bode well for the future of the snowmobileclubs who maintain the trail systems.
When asked what the future might hold for the Voyageurs,Club President Jack Hore pulls no punches. “That will haveto be decided by the public. If we’re to continue, we needpeople to get involved!” he asserts. “We’re not asking anyoneto spend hours, days and nights out on the trails driving agroomer. Even a few hours a month helping to brush trails orfix signs would help tremendously.” he continues. It’s reallythe Chinese axiom of ‘many hands make light work’ and itmakes good sense.
So what’s YOUR take on the challenges facing our localsnowmobile club? What are the issues? What do you thinkcan be done to meet them and – perhaps more importantly –what can YOU do to help make that happen?
The club’s future (or lack of one) could ultimately be deter-mined at a special open meeting on Thursday, October 3rd atthe Voyageurs’ clubhouse, the old Jocelyn Hall at 1125 P Line,starting at 7:30. Everyone is invited. Be sure to attend andhave your own say on the issues.
You could be the key to the solution!
Thank You!Jocelyn Recreation would like to thank all our
incredible volunteers who assisted us withHarvest Festival. Volunteers are the back-bone
of a community and are the ones who arewilling to commit their own time and talents.
Harvest Festival would not have been thesuccess it was without your presence.
We would like to give a special thank you to allthe young volunteers and they are:
Save the Date!Volunteer Appreciation will be held on Sunday,
October 20th from 2 -4 p.m. at theJocelyn Township Hall. We hope you can join
us for dessert and coffee.
FOR SALE
You win! 26 foot red sailboat,fully equipped, just $5,500. Lo-cated at Bruce Mines Marina.Call 705 736-23111997 Plymouth Grand VoyagerSE, 263,000 km. Some dents,some rust, no A/C. c/w Trailerhitch. In good running condition-Recently replaced: windshield,muffler and tail pipe & front tires.As is $1,600. OBO. Call 705246-734236" wide snow blower to fit LXJohn Deere tractor. 705 246-2089House plants to give away to agood home. 705 246-0711Leer fiberglass tonneau cover,black, fits Dodge shortbox.$650. or will consider trade forcap. Call 705 246-2927Apartment sized dryer, works onregular electrical receptacle;Small bar fridge. Both in goodcondition. $20 each. Call 705246-1801Make up table and bench, likenew: $50; outdoor small 3 piecewood table and chairs: $15;framed windows 15” x 35”,never used: $40. Call 705 246-3333
Craftsman 10HP 28 inch snow-blower, electric start, chains,runs. $400. obo. Tom 705 2462111Nearly new windows, two 39-1/2” x 61-7/8 and two 33-3/4” x69-1/2”, Low E glass, Verticalslider. $200. each. Two used 58-1/2” x 39-1/2”, white vinyl inte-rior, brown alum ext., fixednon-opening glass. $100. each.No buildouts or brickmold. Call705 246-7557.Two used exterior insulatedmetal doors with sidelites, nolock sets, great for camp. $125each. Used, two person, cornerindoor Jacuzzi, 5’x5’, almondcolour, small chip on frontapron. $300. Call 705 246-7557Free wood box stove. A Gilson90BF with 7" flue. Measures20w x 36L x 26"H. You must re-move from basement. Call 705246-2699.
WANTED
Young piano student is lookingfor a piano/electronic keyboard.The one she started her lessonswith is now broken and wants tocontinue lessons. Must be 88weighted keys and looking for afair price with good quality. Ifyou can help please call705 246-7269.
GARAGE/YARD SALE
Moving/Garage Sale: 3804Hamilton Drive, Friday, Septem-ber 27th and Saturday, Septem-ber 28th, from 9am to 1 pm.Mostly “Guy Stuff” but still thingsfor the girls too. Sale includes420 John Deere lawn tractorwith cutting deck and snow-blower accessories, 7,000 wattHonda generator and lots ofhardware, garage items andyard goodies.
FOR RENT
Bachelor Apartment For Rent1168 Richard St (BridgeviewApt) Available Dec 1st, 2013.This is a Seniors Apt. Building.Contact: Joe 705 246-1229Reduced Rental Rate! Down-town Richards Landing Apart-ment, 3 bedrooms with walk-inclosets, 2 baths, laundry andkitchen appliances. Non-smok-ing; no pets, 1st and Lastmonths’ rent required. Call 705246-1024 evenings.
COTTAGE FOR RENT
Vacation Rental Beautiful,modern newly renovated cot-tage on Canoe Point Road. On2 acres of land with private ten-nis courts, dock and raft. Sleeps8-10 in own private bedrooms.Two bathrooms (shower & bath-tub) and all other amenities.Booking now for fall and someweeks left for 2014 season.$1500/ week, $1300/ 2 weeks.Pictures available upon request.Call to reserve: 1-778 846-8208
REAL ESTATE
Waterfront Property, just out-side Richards Landing on River-side Drive. This property on theshipping channel is approxi-mately 1.33 acres, with 219 feetof waterfront. There have beenseveral improvements made:property has been cleared, sep-tic system is in, shore allowancehas been purchased and poweris at the end of the road. All itneeds now is you and your cot-tage! Well priced at $149,999.Call 989-709-7011 or email:[email protected] for de-tails.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Reminder: The Mountain MapleGrove Church on the P Line ishaving their Annual MemorialService on Sunday, Sept. 29 at2:30 in the afternoon. The serv-ice will be conducted by Rev.H.Hamilton. All are welcome.There will be a social in theVoyageurs Clubhouse followingthe service.The Hunters & Anglers is host-ing the three day Hunters SafetyCourse Oct. 25 -27. Space islimited, so call early to reserveyour spot. Contact Tolbert 705246-3093Join the Golden Hour SeniorClub #290. Enjoy meals, laughsand friendship/fellowship. Meetonce a month, usually thirdWednesday. Meals currently$13.00 with beverage anddessert included. Call: John246-0253, Aleen 705 246-2973Lavine 705 246-3571A woman contacted us a weekafter Harvest Festival regardinga package she left at our table.Your package is still here andwaiting to be picked up. 705246-0711Do you like to eat Salsa? Comeon out on Saturday, September28 from 10 – 2 and learn how tomake and preserve salsa! CallJennifer Woods at 705 246-2625 or [email protected] for moreinformation.Euchre Tournament, Septem-ber 28th, Royal Canadian Le-gion Branch 374, RichardsLanding. Registration 10 am,play starts at 11. This is a sin-gles tournament open to mem-bers and non members andcosts $15.00 per person. Prizesand food will be available socome out and have some funand meet your neighbours.
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Friday Night Foodsat the Legion
This Friday the Loungewill be serving a Hot
Turkey Sandwich plus theregular menu.
Entertainment forthe evening isOld Country
Entertainment supplied byvolunteer musicians
Come and try your luckat the meat draw!
Take out available
Deadline forclassifieds is noon
Tuesdays
Call for a free,no obligation estimate.
FULLY INSUREDASK ABOUT OUR FALL SPECIALSWe specialize in tree/limb removal
The Township of St. Joseph is seeking quotes for the supplyand stockpiling of roughly 800 cu yards of winter sandto the Township shed located at 1511 10th Sideroad.Deadline for quote submissions isFriday, October 4, 2013.
Blind River District Health Cen-tre (BRDHC) Board of TrusteesRegular Open Meeting Tues-day, October 22, 2013 @ 7 pm.Royal Canadian Legion Branch374 in Richard’s Landing. Meet& greet to follow.ATV Run and Breakfast Buffet –Saturday, October 5, JohnsonTownship Community Centre,Desbarats. ATV Run registra-tion from 10:30 am. Run from11 am to 2 pm. Call 705 7826601 x 1-205 for info. BreakfastBuffet from 9 am to noon.$10/person, $9/senior, $5/ages4-10. Proceeds to JohnsonRecreation Programs.
THANKYOU
We would like to thank all of thepeople who made our first yearof business so successful. A bigthank you to Cole at Island Mar-ket for taking a chance on usand buying our produce. Thankyou “Uncle” Terry Uusitalo, BobFurkey, Jennifer Stinson,Colleen at Kentvale and a huge,special thank you to Cheryl Am-beault for all of your support inour camp firewood business.Finn and Tate Hartley
To My Fairy Godmother (akaPeggy Chapman) Thank you foreverything that you do for me.Love, Your SuperstarThe St. Joseph Island 1812 Bi-centennial Committee thanksALL those who volunteered inany way with the Island Gather-ing. We are proud of our ac-complishments but could nothave done it without the tirelessefforts of our many volunteerswho share our interests and ourvision of celebrating our historyand alliances. Thank You All!Thank you to Don and NornaDeluney & family for arrangingdonations to the food bank inlieu of gifts in celebration ofNorna & Don's 50th anniver-sary. It was very much appreci-ated. Thank you & BestWishes!.St. Joseph Island &Area Food Bank
A big thank you to Clive Hen-derson who helped us after ourcanoe took on water. We'regrateful to live in a communitythat cares for one another.Edith, Gary, Sue and Dave.
A special Thank You to Marilyn,Laura and Mike for donatingvegetables for the Island FoodBank. Sally Hooke
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FridayHens & Stitches, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10 am to 12 pm705 246-0036Island Cast-a-Weighs, Calorie Watchers, HiltonCommunity Hall (rear door, basmt) - 8:30 amWalking at the Legion - 9 am to noonFun Exercise and Yoga Class, Dr. Trefry Centre,1:30 pm to 2:30 pmFriday Foods at the LegionSt. Joseph Twp, Public Library, 12 noon - 7 pmAA Meeting, United Church (new addition, side door) - 8 pm
SaturdayThe Children’s Library - 10 am to 3 pm, Storytime @ 10:30Hilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm -Phone number: 705 255-3520.St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm.Pool in the Legion lounge - 11 am to 3 pm.St. Boniface Roman Catholic, Hilton Beach at 4:30 pm.Jam Session, Legion - 3 pm to 6 pm
SundayThe Anglican Parish of St. Joseph & St. Georgeworships at 11 amFree 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.
MondayWalking at the Legion - 9 am to noon60+ Exercise Program, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10:00 amNew Sit Fit Class, Dr. Trefry Centre, 10 – 11 amEuchre, Legion Hall - 7:30 pm ($4.00 per person)Wii Bowling, Dr. Trefry Centre, 10 – 11 amActive Fit Exercise Class for Young Seniors,Dr. Trefry Centre, 11 – noon,
Bridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 4 pm(Open to all seniors) 705 246-0036Bring your own lunch for active fit and bridge participants,Free pool all day in the Legion loungeCarpet Bowling for 50 Plus, Legion- Refreshments Available - 1 pmSt. Joseph Twp, Public Library - 6:30 to 9:30 pmHilton Union Library - 3 pm to 5 pm &7 pm to 9 pm - Phone number: 705 255-3520.
TuesdayCribbage (singles), Legion Hall - 7:30 pm($4.00 per person)Trefry Centre’s Day Out, Bruce Mines Location, 9 am 3:30 pm,Quilting - 1-3 pm, Downstairs Hilton Hall except the 3rd weekheld at the Trefry Centre. 705 246-0036St. Joseph Twp, Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm
WednesdayWalking at the Legion - 9 am to noonNordic Pole Walking at the Legion - 10 amBridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 5 pm(Open to all seniors) 705 246-0036St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 9:30 am to 12:30 pmFood Bank, United Church, Richards Landing(side door) - 1 pm to 3 pmThe Children’s Library, 9 am - 12 pm, Storytime 10:30Hilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm -Phone number: 705 255-3520.Bingo in Legion Hall - 7:15 pmPool & Food, Legion Lounge - 7:30 pm
ThursdaySt. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 1 - 5 pm & 7 - 9 pmDr. Trefry Centre’s Day Out Program - 9 am to 3:30 pm.Coffee Connections 9 am, Dr. Trefry Centre, Come for a coffee!Sit Fit Class, Old Town Hall, 10 am-11 amThe Children’s Library, 9 am -12 pm, Storytime 10:30
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