The Real Estate Stop

May 13, 2010 • Issue 747 • $1.00
Serving St. Joseph Island since 1995
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Fighting Fires in Richards Landing!
VOLUNTEER
FIREFIGHTERS from
St. Joseph and Jocelyn
Townships converged on
the Cornfest Grounds in
Richards Landing on
Saturday, to deal with
several propane fires.
Thankfully, it wasn’t an
emergency response and
local residents were in no
danger. The firefighters had
come from a classroom,
ready to hone their skills in
handling dangerous
propane fires.
Saturday’s ‘live fire’ exercises were part of a 3 day weekend
program arranged by St. Joseph Township Fire Chief Cory
Furlong, and put on by instructors from the Municipal
Health & Safety Association’s Emergency Services division.
The program consisted of classroom and field exercises,
aimed at improving the firefighters’ knowledge and abilities
for meeting the special challenges of
handling propane fires.
“The real danger of propane fires is
that propane is stored in a pressure
vessel.” says Chief Furlong. “Though
there are many built-in safety features
of these tanks and cylinders, there is
always the possibility of one failing. A
single 20 pound propane cylinder,
should it fail and explode, has the
potential of levelling a residence or
garage. This causes great concern for
responding firefighters being caught
in an explosion or being hit by flying
shrapnel.”
The Real Estate Stop
Continued on page 2
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FIGHTING FIRES...continued from page 1
MUNICIPAL ELECTION 2010
NOTICE OF NOMINATION
If you plan to seek office in the 2010 Municipal Election
for the below mentioned Council you must file a nomination form with the Clerk before you spend or raise any
money for campaign activities.
Nominations may be made by completing and filing in
the office of the Clerk, nominations on the prescribed
form and accompanied by the prescribed nomination
filing fee of $200.00 for the Head of Council and $100.00
for all other offices. The filing fee is payable by cash,
certified cheque or money order.
Nomination forms are available at the Municipal Offices
during regular office hours. A nomination must be signed
by the candidate and may be filed in person or by an
agent during regular business hours between January 4,
2010 and September 10, 2010. Deadline for nominations
is 2:00 p.m. on September 10, 2010 (Nomination Day).
All completed and filed forms are public documents.
The positions available in each of the municipalities
listed below are as follows:
Head of Council 1
Councillors 4
Qualifications – A candidate must be:
1.
A resident of the municipality, or a non-resident
owner or tenant of land in the municipality, or a
spouse or same sex partner of such non-resident
2.
A Canadian citizen
3.
At least 18 years of age; and
4.
Not disqualified by any legislation from holding
office.
The MHSA is a key part of Ontario’s new Health & Safety
Association for Government Services, which was created on
January 1, 2010 by the amalgamation of the Education Safety
Association of Ontario, the Municipal Health & Safety Association and the Ontario Safety Association for Community &
Healthcare. Its instructors are veteran firefighters themselves,
who travel throughout the province, assisting local fire departments in developing specialized firefighting and safety
techniques. On average, they provide the propane training 10
times a year, as well as other important courses in specialized
skills such as trench rescue and fighting silo fires.
St. Joseph Fire Chief Cory Furlong and Jocelyn Fire Chief Dave
Belsito plan to spread
the training to all of
their firefighters. “Since
we’re small, volunteer
forces, the cost of
enrolling everyone in
this training would be
prohibitive.” said Chief
Furlong. “After
attending this course,
our guys will pass on
In the event there are an insufficient number of certified
candidates to fill all positions available, nominations will
be reopened for the vacant positions only on Wednesday,
September 15, 2010 between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and
2:00 p.m. and such additional nominations, if required,
may be filed in the respective offices.
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2010
Gloria Fischer, Clerk
Village of Hilton Beach
Valerie Obarymskyj, Clerk
Township of Hilton
Carol Trainor, Clerk/Administrator
Township of St. Joseph
Janet Boucher, Clerk
Township of Jocelyn
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their new knowledge and skills to everyone else
in our departments.”
He also offers very important advice to residents. “As Fire Chief, I cannot stress enough
the importance of proper storage of propane
cylinders. They should be kept in a dry, wellventilated area when not in use, and kept away
from any sources of heat or spark. Always have
current, valid cylinders. Every cylinder is to
have a new valve installed every ten years, to
ensure that the relief value is working properly.
A faulty relief valve in a fire situation could
make a bad situation worst!”
Although 12 hundred-pound cylinders of
propane were consumed in Saturday’s training,
there WAS one
propane fire
that they
DIDN’T put
out - Bill
Pateman’s
barbeque,
upon which
he was
cooking
delicious
hamburgers
and sausages,
to serve as
lunch for the
hard-worked
volunteers.
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When Saturday finally
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blustery weather couldn’t
deter the throngs of boaters,
workers, assistants, admirers
and onlookers from the
spring boat launchings at
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As usual, they put on quite a
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another steadied and released the newly-launched craft, while
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Notice of Intent to pass the 2010 Municipal Budget for
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THEREFORE the Council of the Township of St. Joseph
gives notice that the 2010 Municipal Budget is scheduled
for adoption at the regularly scheduled Council meeting
on:
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Township Municipal Office
1669 Arthur Street
Richards Landing, Ontario
The meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. The draft budget may be
viewed at the office at the same address.
Dated this Sixth day of May, 2010.
Carol O. Trainor, A.M.C.T., Clerk-Administrator
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3125 Third St. Hilton Beach
St. Joseph Island. Across from beach
and beautiful full service marina. 3
Bedroom home with large living room
with vaulted ceilings and large gas fireplace. Beautifully landscaped double lot.
Attached double garage with built-in
storage. Master suite has ensuite.
Shows like new. $379,900.00
3173 Haight Rd. St. Joseph Island
1744 Lewellyn St. St. Joseph Island
Located on sheltered in land lake, open
concept 3 bedroom bungalow with vaulted
cedar ceilings. Many updates including
newer windows, roof and siding. Master
bedroom and dining room have patio doors
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Only minutes from bridge. $184,500
Located in Richards Landing with town
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home features walkout basement with
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bedroom and second bath. Large yard
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water when leaves are off the trees.
$119,900
2972 Soo Mill Rd. St. Joseph Island
1216 Gore St. Richards Landing
Close to beach and marina. This four
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hot tub. $269,900.00
Waterfront close to Hilton Beach &
marina. 3 bedroom bungalow features
newer metal roof, most windows,
siding, kitchen, some flooring, oversized garage with lots of storage. Wrap
around deck. Cleared area at shoreline.
Usable waterfront. Shared drilled well.
$179,900
1277 Richards St. St. Joseph Island
Two bedroom bungalow, with some
newer windows. One block from
beach or marina. Great as a summer
getaway or year round home. Town
water and sewer. Close to school,
hospital and shopping. $49,900.00
3810 A Line Road, St. Joseph Island
763 Lakeview Rd. Echo Bay
Cedar chalet features 3 bedrooms up
and 1 on main. Main floor laundry room,
oak hardwood floors, fully finished basement, 2 full baths. Oversized 2 car
garage has heated office and finished
playhouse. Several out buildings on this
10 acre lot include maple syrup shack
with all you need to make syrup.
$289,900.00
Quiet country living only 25 min from SSM.
Open concept home with newer kitchen,
patio doors off dinette and garden doors off
dining room. Large living room addition
with vaulted ceilings and hardwod floors.
Full basement, Large garage or shop with
attached room for home based business.
$239,900
3104 Mark St., Hilton Beach
Only 1/2 a block to beach and
marina. This 3 bedroom home has
tons of character with original
woodwork. Hardwood floors, huge
3 season porch, newer wiring and
plumbing. Town water and sewer.
647b Lakeshore Dr. Desbarats
$109,900.00
Usable waterfront in this 2 bedroom
home. Open concept, vaulted ceilings,
beautifully landscaped yard with garden
shed, woodshed, single garage, newer
roof and heat trace cable. Newer
Kitchen. Park your boat at the dock,
sheltered on both sides. $234,900.00
NEW LISTING
1163 Adcock Dr. St. Joseph Island
474A Pine Island Rd. Desbarats
This 3 bedroom home features newer
flooring, fresh paint, new counter tops,
2 baths, sun room with large screened
room and hot tub area. High vaulted
ceilings with skylight. Large wrap
around deck, usable waterfront. Sand
beach with boat slip & guest house.
property. $289,900
Lot 28-22 Anjigami Lake
135 Lakeshore Dr. Desbarats
Beautiful views of Lake Anjigami from
this log cottage. Large lake with great
fishing and hunting. (Dist 34+35) Good
road in or take the railway and get
dropped off. Property is over an acre.
Land is leased but loads of value in the
log cottage. Propane lights & stove.
$67,000
Waterfront overlooking Brown's Island.
Newer roof, oak kitchen, updated gas
furnace and central air. Large garage
insulated and heated. Large loft area
above for future development. New
garden shed and gazebo at shore.
$269,900.00
Lot 1 White Rd. Echo Bay
Excellent hunting or recreational
property. Stream running through,
small ponds, apple orchard, cozy
cabin has been fixed up. Newer
34x38 garage and an old barn.
Mixture of hard and softwood.
288 Lane 12, Rock Lake
2032 Canoe Point Road
Lot 3 Peter Lake, Echo Bay
Spectacular views from this 3 bedroom
cottage on Rock Lake. Newer wood
stove. front & back decks, good waterfront with good swimming & fishing.
Year round access. Storage shed. Take
Hwy 638 north to Centre Line Rd and
left on Finlyson Rd to Lane 12.
$169,900
St. Joseph Island - Scenic views from
this open concept 4 bedroom 3 bathroom home on Gawas Bay. Master with
ensuite, main flr laundry. Two car
detached garage with bunkie, woodworking shop and art studio. Sandy
beach, big dock, minutes from Hilton
Beach. $499,900.00
160.50 acres of privacy with hundreds
of acres of crown land around. Several
roads/trails, large pond with creek that
runs through the property. Just north of
Echo Bay off Hwy 638. Great hunting
and fishing. Several island lakes close
by. Comes with treated logs to build log
cottage. $99,900
$159,900
Breathtaking Landscaping surrounds
this beautiful cedar 3 bedroom home on
the water. Good sized guest house or
shop has water and electricity. Beautiful
hardwood floors, large master suite
with two sided fireplace, very open
concept. $279,000.00
158 End Side Rd. Echo Bay
Absolutely breathtaking views from this 2
bedroom log sided home on 79.5 acres.
Open concept with newer family room addition, finished in pine with vaulted ceilings.
Full basement has been roughed in for
second bathroom, hot tub, newer energy
efficient forced air furnace. Newer 60x40
timber framed barn. $279,900
3419 Hamilton Bay Rd.
St. Joseph Island
80 acres of field and bush features 2
bed log home with full walkout basmt,
several out buildings, with separate
corrals, beaver pond with creek running
through property. Great for horses, or
hunt camp. $139,900.00
971 Diamond Lake Rd. Echo Bay
Over 400 feet of shoreline on Diamond
Lake. 2 Bedroom home has newer roof,
furnace, septic, hardwood floors,
updated windows, drilled well, boathouse with guest bunkie and sauna.
Workshop and shed. Dock at shoreline.
Stone gas fireplace. Year round road.
Half log siding. $249,900.00
115 Lakeshore Dr. Desbarats
Only 25 min from SSM to this updated
home or cottage with sheltered waterfront and a beautiful view of Browns
Island. With a 12 x 16 guest house, new
200 amp service, patio doors to deck &
year round road. $149,900
NEW LISTING
Private country setting with over 4 acres
only 30 minutes to Sault Ste. Marie. 3
bedroom bungalow, full finished basement, 4th bedroom, almost finished 5th
bedroom or office. Newer windows,
counter-tops, bathroom, fresh paint &
newer 3 car garage. Large shed plus
other out buildings. $259,900
3079 Hilton Rd. Hilton Beach
Lot 44 Mamainse Lake, Batchewana Bay
Excellent retirement or summer home.
Large marina and beach mins. away.
Newer kitchen, baths, furnace plus
wood stove insert. Formal dining room
and hardwood floors. Main floor master
as a family room with garden doors to
deck. Large yard. $119,900.00
Extremely private 246 acres of mixed
hardwood with about 3000’ of shoreline
on Mamainse Lake. It is the only
privately owned piece on the Lake.
Lake is 100’ deep in spots. Good trout
fishing. 45 min north of Sault Ste. Marie.
$349,900
Lots
NEW LISTING
286 Hardwood Dr. Desbarats
1960 Shore Rd. St. Joseph Island
200 feet of shoreline. On paved year
round road, nice sand beach, newer
septic system, shed and guest
bunkie. Cottage has character with
large covered porch. Newer electrical panel. Faces west for beautiful
sunsets. Half log exterior. $167,500
561 Highway 17 N. Sault Ste. Marie
104 acres, over 2300 ft on Hwy 17 N.
3 bedroom home, newer windows,
newer kitchen, large living dining room
with stone fireplace. Main floor
bedroom, full basement & double
attached garage. Backs on crown land.
Creek and pond on property. Excellent
commercial possibilities. $329,900
Lot 9 Island View Drive, 2 Acres $24,900
Lot 2 Island View Drive, 1.17 Acres $59,900
Lot 3 Island View Drive, 1.14 Acres $59,900
Lot 7 Conc. 13 Base Line, 100 Acres, $84,900
Lot 58 Government Rd., 132’ frontage $11,900
Lots 131 - 136 Walnut St. Hilton Beach, 3 Acres $39,900
Hwy. 548 Lot 20 Conc. E, 82 x 115’ possible commercial $19,900
25 Ellwood Blvd. & 5483 Ellwood Blvd., 200’ frontage $139,900
27 Ellwood Blvd. 130’ frontage $69,900
33 Ellwood Blvd. 123’ frontage $54,900
To view virtual tours of these properties and many many
more visit dallasrealestate.ca
Commercial/Investment Property
1203 Gore St. St. Joseph Island
1195 Richard St. St. Joseph Island
Downtown Richards Landing. Commercial
building for lease or sale. Take over
icecream business or start a new one.
Upstairs could be 2 bed apartment or office
space.Newer deck and windows, close to
marina and beach. $139,900 or $ 600 a
month plus utilities for main floor.
1202 Gore St. Richards Landing
Excellent location! Downtown Richards
Landing on St. Joseph Island. Well
established restaurant, comes with
house behind. Close to Beach and
Marina. $159,900.00
Prime location downtown Richards
Landing. Extensively updated building
all wiring and 200 amp panel, windows,
refinished hwd. flrs. Main room is
approx. 1032 sq. ft. with 11 ft. ceilings.
Large deck at front with wheelchair
access, office area and workspace off
the main room. Parking out front plus
out back. $169,900.00
1216 Gore St. Richards Landing $900/week
3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, satellite tv, high speed
internet, centrally located close to beach and
marina.
348 abc Puddingstone Rd. Desbarats $1000/week
Over 260 acres of bush, field, gardens, creek and
pond. Over 2000 sq ft home with large games room,
wet bar and patio doors to wrap around deck. Log
cabin over looking pond.
5268 Wierzbicki Drive $1000/week or $180/Night
Walk for miles down a beautiful sandy beach or
cuddle up in this 3 bedroom cottage with all the
comforts of home. Full kitchen with dishwasher,
satellite tv and sun room.
3080 Hilton Rd. St. Joseph Island
St. Joseph Island. Well established
business. High traffic location on Hwy.
548. Hilton General Store has LCBO
Outlet, Lotto. Deli coolers and meat
counter, 2nd storey undeveloped – used
for storage. 3 bedroom home attached
to store for owner-occupied business –
currently rented. $249,900.00
1462 Sailor's Encampment, $600/week
Beautiful view of the shipping channel,
access to dock with fishing boat and canoe,
sleeps four.
1709 Russell St. $1100/week or $200/night
So much to do not far to go. Privately placed
cottage in the heart of Richards Landing. Sand
beach, dock for large boats. Great for business
retreat or just a weekend away from the city.
137 & 141 Tancred St. SSM
Historic brownstone townhouse,
with attached duplex, 7-8 bedrooms,
updated plumbing and electrical,
newer windows and roof, convenient
downtown location.
Sold separately 137 - $119,900
141 - $179,900
1615 20th Side Rd.$600/ WEEK
Hunters welcome! 98 acres of field and bush,
beautiful hardwood ridge with road to back of
property. Apple orchard with fields.
2032 Canoe Point Rd.$1500/wk
Scenic views of Gawas Bay make this 4 bdrm, 3
bathrm open concept home ideal for a summer
getaway. Sand beach,big dock, minutes from
boat launch. Available year round.
Perfect Island Waterfront!
Island Music Scene
The Wild Turkeys
Are Coming Back to St. Joe!
Saturday night at the Legion!
WELL HOWDY FOLKS! Sheldon here from The Wild
There's nothing
quite like the
smell of lake air
from your back
deck or the
gentle sound of
waves to lull you to sleep. An ambiance of quiet contentment
encompasses this absolutely unique 3BR lakefront home. Sun
filled country sized kitchen opens unto large rear deck with
panoramic views of the lake and outer islands. Partially
finished full basement for extra living space and storage. Large
garage for ATV, boat and car storage. Unexcelled for weekends
or weeks on end, a rare offering at $274,900.
Turkeys, with an Island Clippings update on what our band
has been up to lately. First off, the rumours are true …. we DO
have a new band mate. Our dear Sheriff and fiddle player,
Byron, has pulled up stakes and moved to Toronto. We all wish
him well there. Our new hot guitar picker in this outfit is none
other than Mr. Jamie Case, or Chip as we call him. I now play
the fiddle and we all still hitch up and ride out those same
great tunes as before.
Luxury Island Living !
8 year old year
round beauty with
full 9’ basement
ceilings, in-law
suite with private
screened-in porch
and wheelchair
accessible bath and
separate bunkie.
Space galore for the
entire family. Open
concept living with views of the north channel from both levels.
Lovely decor, hardwood flooring and main floor laundry.
Double detached garage with loft. $469,000.
Call Debbie Dunn Sales Representative for
more details.
Some other great news that I’m sure you folks would love to
hear is that the Turkeys will be playing alongside the great
country musical acts Brooks and Dunn, Miss Kelly Pickler,
Corb Lund, Zack Brown, Teri Clark, the D. Rangers, and a host
of others, at this year’s Dauphin Manitoba Country Festival.
All right!
And here’s an up and coming LOCAL show, just for you! You
folks treated us so well last time, we’re coming back for more
of that St. Joe hospitality! That’s right! The Wild Turkeys will
be performing live at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall on St.
Joseph s Island, this Saturday, May 15th. The show starts at 8
pm. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. Children
12 and under are free. This is an all ages, licenced show.
So come on out and say howdy, and let’s have some fun!
You can get tickets at Ambeault’s, Kent’s Corners or by calling
Jim at 246-1120
Carl Thomas
Broker of Record
705-246-8585
[email protected]
www.carlthomas.ca
“Specializing in out of area Buyers!”
Butkovich & Associates
Office: 705-942-6000
Helping buyers and sellers for over 25 years
with practical experience in farm properties,
commercial, residential, rural and waterfront.
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PC Doctor
by George Skardis
QUESTION:
My computer’s desktop is getting very crowded
with icons. Will I cause damage by deleting some of these
items?
ANSWER:
You should be in no danger if you delete only
shortcut icons. In computer terms, icons marked with a small
white square and interior arrow are referred to as shortcuts, a
quick way to start a favourite program. If you are in front of
your computer, take a moment to count how many shortcut
icons appear on your computer’s Desktop. My workshop
computer has 29 shortcuts on the Desktop. Yes, it would
appear that old-fashioned house-keeping is required closer to
home.
Whenever you install a new program on your computer, there
is a very good possibility that at least one shortcut icon will be
created on the Desktop. Computer software manufacturers
like to give their products plenty of visibility at your expense.
Some installations sprinkle multiple shortcuts on your
desktop without offering any choice. Over a period of time
this results in a cluttered and busy computer Desktop.
$1849.00
Now is the time to remove infrequently-used and unknown
shortcut icons. Right click on any unneeded shortcut, then, left
click DELETE. There is no danger that removing a Desktop
shortcut will remove the actual program. Any shortcut icon
marked with a small white square and arrow is OK to remove.
However, if a shortcut icon you really need is deleted inadvertently, there are easy ways to rectify this situation. Noticing
that something has been accidentally deleted, you can either
restore or drag a deleted item back out of the Recycle Bin. Of
course, you could learn a technique for creating your own
shortcuts. Much better!
Here’s how to create your own shortcuts. Click on the Start
button in the lower left-hand corner of your Desktop. Then,
go to All Programs. The All Programs menu provides access to
all the programs installed on your computer. Having found
the needed program item simply right-drag this item from the
Program Menu to the Desktop. Drop the shortcut item by
releasing the right mouse button. A menu should appear
prompting you to choose between COPY, MOVE, or
CANCEL. Left click on COPY. Be very careful! Use the right
mouse button for dragging and dropping items from your
Program menu. A right mouse button drag-and-drop is nondestructive. Original program items remain safely on the Start
and Program menus when you employ right-drag followed by
a Copy request. However, a left mouse button drag-and-drop
will completely remove the original item from the Program
menu. How do you replace a program item accidentally
removed from the Program menu? Using the left mouse
button drag that nasty shortcut from your Desktop and drop
it squarely on the Start button. Open the Start / Program
menu and search for the recently-replaced program item. Not
where you want it! Use left drag and drop to rearrange your
Program menu.
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Notice to Jocelyn Township Residents
Celebrating Police Week
Tipping fees will be waived at the Township of Jocelyn
Landfill for non-household refuse (brush, metal, etc.) for
ratepayers within the Township for the following dates:
May 9 – 15, 2010
May 19, May 23, May 24 and May 26.
Maximum load is 1/2 ton truck or small trailer, not
exceeding 2 cubic yards. Shingles and Commercial refuse
will be subject to the regular fees.
Jocelyn Landfill extended hours start
May 1 – October 31, from 12 – 8 p.m.
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THIS WEEK IS POLICE WEEK. This year’s theme is
“Building Partnerships for a Safer Community” and focuses
on heightening community awareness and promoting
collaboration between police officers and community
members.
“The true measure of success is the reduction of crime and
victimization and quite frankly, police services can’t do it
alone,” states Chief Superintendent Scott Tod, Regional
Commander – North East Region. “Success is inevitable
when we come together as a community.”
Cottage and Rural Watch, DARE and Internet Safety
programs are but a few of the community based crime
prevention programs where citizens and police services
work together and achieve positive results. Community
volunteers who support these types of initiatives or give of
their time to serve on Community Policing Advisory
Committees are vital to building safe communities.
The OPP North East Region serves the policing needs of
many small towns and rural locales with personnel, both
uniformed and civilian, in 1 regional headquarters, 13 host
detachments and 25 satellite detachments and 1 Provincial
Communications Centre. Its officers patrol 486,800 square
kilometers of land & water, and service 6,385 km of
highway.
The week is dedicated to increasing recognition of police
service delivery. For more information on Police Week
activities, contact our local OPP Detachment at 1-888-3101122 or visit www.opp.ca for more information on
community safety and crime prevention.
TEE TALK
Ladies Night May 4/10
We had beautiful weather for our first night out. 20 ladies
came out, it was nice to see some new faces.
We played a scramble with the winners being; Bernie Crosby,
Sharyn Carnduff, Norma Shell, and Agneta Gotmalm. Good
job ladies!
Seniors May 10/10
Closest to 150 - Bernie Crosby, Charlie Nelson
Closest to Pin - Charlie Nelson; Golf Balls - David Cook
Home Improvements
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1st Place Team: Bernie Crosby, Ken Ward, David Cook
Reminder Ladies: "Come and Try Night" May 18, meet new
friends, get a little exercise while enjoying the beautiful
scenery and learn to golf while you are at it.
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A Snowy Saturday
in May!
MOTHER NATURE CERTAINLY has a
sense of humour! As her latest joke,
Island residents awoke to find snow and
ice blanketing the trees and fields,
coupled with a raw, biting wind.
Although the return to winter was
brief, with most of the snow melting by
early afternoon, it still caused some
headaches for drivers. Highway 17
north of the Soo was closed for 5 hours,
from 8 am until 1 pm, due to the crash
of a police vehicle on slushy and icy
Mile Hill. The vehicle hit the rock cut
on the west side of the highway and
burst into flames. The officer driving
the vehicle was treated and released
from the Sault Area Hospital, with
minor injuries.
Why did the duck cross the road?
Because the chicken retired and
moved to Florida!
2005 CHEVROLET IMPALA
Call for Bids
1979 International Fire Truck
Cummins Engine
3,000 Gallon Stainless Steel Tank
Mechanical October 2008 and in service
until March 2009
Automatic Alison Transmission is out of truck
Successful bidder will be responsible for
removing vehicle from property
SALE $7,900
+Tax & Licence
PRICE
“AS IS — WHERE IS”
Lowest or any bid not necessarily accepted.
• POWER LOCKS • POWER WINDOWS
• AIR CONDITIONING • TILT STEERING WHEEL
• CRUISE CONTROL
3670 5th Side Road
Jocelyn Township Office
Vehicle can be seen at
It’s worth the drive!
For inquiries call Dave Belsito at 246-2669
Sealed written bids can be dropped off at the
Jocelyn Township Office Wednesday through Friday
until 4 pm on May 28, 2010.
842-2433
214 Main Street, Thessalon
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Friday Night Foods
at the Legion
Frank Maccarone will be
cooking pasta &
meatballs as well as
the regular menu.
Brockelbank & the
Knights will be the
evening’s entertainment.
Come on out and enjoy
good food and try your
luck on the meat draw!
ARTICLES FOR SALE
25’ Jayco 5th Wheel trailer,
’92, in very good condition. Air
conditioning, AM/FM, new
tires and much more. Serious
inquiries only. For more info or
to arrange a viewing, call
246-3652 after 7 pm.
Shurshock 2800 electric
fencer, $120.00 obo. 2462105.
Wood Stove - Drolet
Contempro 1600. Great
heater - 7 years old - $125.
Call 246-0424 after 5
Dog Run - “Cagex” galvanized
panels - 2 x 4 feet wide with
gates, 2 x 6 feet wide and 4 x
4 feet wide. Easily bolts
together to make a 8 foot x 14
foot dog run $ 200.
Call 246-1291
2007 26' Hobbi Toy Hauler.
New - never used and ready
to go. Light weight with lots of
room to haul the toys. Can
hold up to four full size motorcycles or ATV’s and sleep six.
Must be seen ! Call Dan
246-1953
Ashley solid oak armoir for
computer. Computer and
printer included. Like new.
$600. Call 246-1737.
Bicycle carrying rack that fits
a class four receiver and fits 4
bikes. $80. Call 246-3759.
Very Friendly Guinea Pig
looking for a good home $25.
Call 246-0427
Yardworks electric cordless
lawnmower $50.
Call 246-3997.
1999 Chevy Tracker SUV 4x4
$1,000 or OBO 246-1892
Crib, wood with spindle ends.
Comes with mattress, bumper
pad, fitted sheet & quilt.
Call 246-2738.
Used thermal window with
crank and screen, 48” x 41”;
$30 or best offer. Outside
wooden door with frame, 32” x
82” with storm door included.
$60 or best offer. New P235
75R15 tire and chrome rim to
fit a Ford ½ ton. $75 or best
offer. Call 246-2698
FOR RENT
St. Joseph Is. Lakefront,
Vacation Rental. Lovely,
spacious log cottage, great
views with direct frontage on
Twin Lakes. Modern kitchen,
two decks, stone fireplace,
washer/dryer, dishwasher,
game room, two kayaks,
canoe, fire-ring. 3 bedrooms,
sleeps 8. No smoking, no
pets. 7 nights: $1,150.,
4 nights: $750. May - Oct.
Call (231) 267-5479
LOST & FOUND
Lost in Gawas Bay on Tues.
May 11th, a brand new “Swift”
Kayak Paddle. Reward! Call
Mike Belcher 942-1315
PERSONALS
Retired gentleman would like
to meet lady companion, aged
between 70 and 80. Reply to
69 Royal York Blvd. Sault Ste.
Marie P6A 6X3.
GARAGE /YARD SALES
YARD SALE Saturday May
15, Rain or Shine at 1744
Lewellyn St., Richards
Landing 8 am – noon. Use
basement door.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Plant Sale, Sat. May 22nd, 8
am - 12. On the grounds of
The Green Oak Gallery,
Richards Landing. Presented
by The St. Joseph Island
Horticultural Society.
Plants to share? Need help to
dig them? Contact Sheila246-3078
Sugarbush Thinning Workshop. Learn how to improve
your sugarbush! Saturday
May 15th, 9 am, Gilbertson’s
Pancake House. Find out why
thinning your sugarbush is
important and which trees to
remove. FREE to the public.
Organized by the Algoma
Maple Syrup Producer’s Association. For more information
contact Laurie Thompson
246-2753.
Annual Cemetery Cleanup at
St. Johns Anglican Church,
Hilton Beach, Saturday, May
22nd starting at 9:30 am.
Bring a rake & your gloves &
join us. Refreshments will be
served.
Respite Care: The Trefry
Centre offers respite to caregivers who are looking after
an aging or disabled family
member, friend or neighbour.
Relief is provided through an
Adult Day Out Program in
Richards Landing, Bruce
Mines and Echo Bay. If this is
the break you’ve been looking
for, call 246-0036 for more
information. We care and are
here to assist you.
Simons Family Reunion! Our
ancestors arrived on St.
Joseph Island in 1878 - a
family of 6. Boy, have we
multiplied and spread out! All
descendants of Ellen “Nellie”
Hawdon, Edith Matheson,
Alfred Simons, Clara Church,
Norman Simons, Ethel King
Earl and Bob, both obsessed with baseball, never missed
their favorite team’s game. They promised, whoever died
first, and went to heaven, would come back to earth and
tell the other if there was baseball in heaven. One day,
Earl died. Bob waited for him to come back. Finally Earl
did. He said to Bob. “I have good news and bad news. I’ll
tell you the good news first. There is baseball in heaven.”
“That’s great news!”, said Bob. Then Earl said, “time for
the bad news ...You’re pitching tomorrow night.”
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and Stanley Simons are
invited to attend a reunion on
Saturday, August 21 at the
Hilton Beach Community Hall.
Registration will start at 9 am,
followed by a potluck lunch.
Supper will be provided.
Some activities planned
include games, memorabilia
displays, tours, photo
sessions and much more.
More information will follow
closer to the time of the
reunion.
Don’t throw away your unused
prescription eyeglasses! Why
not help someone who badly
needs them! The Lions Club
collects eyeglasses for Third
World countries. Collection
boxes are located at Mackay’s
Island Pharmacy, Dinelles II,
Kent’s Corners and the Hilton
Beach General Store. Your
gift of your unwanted
eyeglasses can make a huge
difference to someone less
fortunate.
A great opportunity is coming
up for your non-profit community organization. Rent a
booth at Richards Landing
Community Night (all
proceeds to Matthews
Hospital), fund raise for your
group and help support our
Hospital. Call Valerie at 2461068 for details.
UMPIRES are needed for
7 pm St. Joseph Island
child/youth slo-pitch home
games. Tues. May 18th
Novice, Wed. May 26th
Senior, Thurs. May 27th
Intermediate, Tues. June 1st
Novice, and Thurs. June 3rd
Intermediate. All games at St.
Joseph Twp. Centennial
Grounds. Please contact Jody
Wildman at 246-0616 if you
can help.
May 23, 2010 is Pentecost
Sunday. This will be a Joint
Service with our neighbouring
United Churches. This year,
Harmony St. Marks United
Church will be hosting the
Worship Service at 10:30 am
followed by a cold finger food
potluck lunch. Please come
and celebrate Pentecost with
us in Richards Landing. NB:
There will be no Worship
Service at Grace United
Church on May 23rd.
Notice to Businesses: Last
fall, the St. Joseph Island
Voyageurs canvassed local
businesses for advertising on
our new Trailhead Maps. You
can see these maps (with the
Red Roof) at Ambeault’s, the
Hilton Beach Marina and at
Milford Haven. If we missed
you and you’re interested in
placing an ad, call Pat at 2461521 for more info.
Only 2 weeks away! The St.
Joseph Island Lions Club
hopes you will join us this
year for our Purina Walk for
Dog Guides to be held at
Kent’s Corners, Saturday,
May 29th. Registration starts
at 9 am for the 10 am start.
It’s also easy to register online at www.purinawalkfor
dogguides.com or call (705)
971-1802 for more info. If you
are unable to participate, you
can still support the Walk
campaign by donating on-line
or sponsoring a registered
walker. You would be helping
make a difference in the lives
of Canadians with visual,
hearing, medical or other
physical disabilities.
You are invited to participate
in a Parent Focus Group on
Thursday May 20th, 2010,
from 6 to 7 pm, at St. Joseph
Island Central School, 1326
Richards St., Richards
Landing. Your input is valuable as we plan for future
programs promoting healthy
early childhood development.
For information, call Kelly at
Child Care Algoma, 248-2043
The Hunters & Anglers Association Annual Meeting will be
held this Thursday, May 13th
at 8 pm at the Conservation
Centre.
THANK YOU
Thank you to the Island residents for purchasing our fresh
bouquets of daffodils, also for
being so supportive of our
annual residential canvass.Thanks from the members of
The St. Joseph Island Cancer
Society. We are all working
together to make Cancer
“History”. Our May meeting is
Tues. the 18th at 1:30 pmHarmony – St. Marks Church
Hall. For info contact President Jean Konka 246-2698
A BIG thank you goes out to
all who joined us for our Leaf
Raking party at All Tribes
Christian Camp last month!
The grounds are looking
beautiful and we thank
everyone who was willing to
come out on a chilly day to
lend a hand. We are looking
forward to seeing everyone at
camp this summer!
I would like to take this special
moment and thank everyone
who so graciously sent me all
the get well cards. I was truly
overwhelmed with the
community’s support. I am
fully recovered from my illness
and I hope to see everyone,
come midsummer. Once
again, thank you.
Garry Nykyforak,
LCBO Manager,
Richards Landing.
Island Springs
Youth Golf Tournament
Deadline May 19th
Call for details
246-1400
We would like to thank our
community of St Joseph
Island as well as neighbouring
communities for all of the
support that we’ve received
after our tragic fire in March.
The overwhelming support we
have received has truly been
amazing and we are blessed
to have such amazing people
around us. We would also like
to thank everyone involved
with the Pasta Benefit Dinner
at the Legion on Saturday. It
was an amazing evening and
we are blessed to live in such
a wonderful community.
Thank you again to anyone
and everyone who has helped
our family in any way! We are
forever grateful.
Katrina, David & Vanessa Ervin
The teacher wrote on the blackboard, “I ain’t had no fun
all summer.” “Now Johnny,” she said. “What shall I do to
correct this?” “Get a boy friend.” Johnny replied.
Visit Moose
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Do you need a shower or wedding
gift this season?
“Did you know that there is a miniature woman
tied to the tracks that looks remarkably like me”?
WE HAVE!!!
• One-of-a-kind Canadian hand blown glass
• Wooden and glass serving dishes
• Canadian pottery
• Canadian Art, originals and prints
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Bus (705) 785-3436
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246-2777
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RICHARDS LANDING
Classified Ads and Announcements
The Island Clippings is pleased to publish personal Classified
Advertising and Public Service Announcements, free of charge to
Island residents, as a community service. Other than personal for
sale ads the announcement must be of value to the community. We
reserve the right to decide if the ad is of service to the community.
Ads or announcements for non-residents, businesses, or items or
services, to be sold for profit, as well as items valued at over
$1,000. will incur a nominal charge of $10. plus GST. We reserve
the right to determine if a fee is required.
ting). Advertiser must resubmit ad each week. To ensure space for
everyone, please limit your content to a maximum of 50 words.
Ads can be placed by:
Email to: [email protected]
or by phone 246-1635 (from 9 – 5, Mon-Fri)
or fax 246-7060.
Mail to: Island Clippings, RR1, Hilton Beach,
ON P0R 1G0
Or simply put it in one of our pick-up boxes conveniently located at
Ambeault’s, Kent’s Corners and the Hilton Beach Post Office.
Ads or announcements will appear in one issue, but may be
repeated, to a maximum of three consecutive weeks (space permit-
Deadline for all material noon Tuesday
WHAT’S HAPPENING ON ST. JOE
The
Friday
Hens & Stitches, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10 am to 12 pm
St. Joseph Twp, Public Library - 6 pm to 9 pm
Island Cast-a-Weighs, Calorie Watchers, Hilton Community Hall (rear door, basmt) - 8:30 am
Hilton Union Library - 3 pm to 5 pm &
7 pm to 9 pm - New phone number: 255-3520.
Friday Foods Menu available at the Legion 5 pm to 9 pm
Children’s Library - 6 pm to 8 pm
AA Meeting, United Church (new addition, side door) 8 pm
Saturday
Childrens Library - 10 am to 3 pm
Story time - 10:30 am
Hilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm New phone number: 255-3520.
St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm
Wednesday
Pool, Legion - 7:30 pm
St. Boniface Roman Catholic, Hilton Beach at 4:30 pm.
St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
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.
Monday
Bridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 5 pm
(Open to all seniors)
60+ Exercise Program, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10:30 am
246-0942
Quilting - 1-3 pm, Downstairs Hilton Hall except the 3rd
week held at the Trefry Centre.
Nordic Walking Group - Meets at 10 am
Free Methodist, 10th Side Rd. Coffee, tea and friendship
at 10:30 am. Worship service 11 am.
Dawn Tweedle - owner/artisan
1188 Richards St.,
Richards Landing, ON P0R 1J0
Cribbage (singles), Legion Hall - 7:30 pm
($3.00 per person)
Free pool all day in the Legion lounge
Holy Trinity Anglican, Jocelyn at 11 am.
Antiques - Art - Used Books
Jewellery - Photos - Knitting Supplies
Tuesday
CAPC Play & Learn Best Start Hub - 9:30 to 11:30 am,
Free Methodist Church
Bridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 5 pm
(Open to all seniors)
Sunday
Calico Hen
Telephone: (705) 246-0875
Pat’s Lawn & Yard Care
Grass Cutting
& Trimming
• Aerating
• Fertilizing
246-1042
Food Bank, United Church, Richards Landing
(side door) - 1 pm to 3 pm
Children’s Library - 9 am to 12 pm
Story time - 10:30 am
Hilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm New phone number: 255-3520.
Thursday
St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm and
7 pm to 9 pm
Dr. Trefry Centre’s Day Out Program - 9 am to 4 pm
Children’s Library - 9 am to 12 pm
Story time - 10:30 am 3:30 - 5 pm
Darts at the Legion - 7:30 pm
Euchre, Legion Hall - 8 pm ($3.00 per person)
Carpet Bowling for Seniors, Legion - 1 pm
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