June 20 - the Island Clippings!

June 20, 2013 • Issue 900 • $1.00
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Our Seniors
of the Year
PHOTOS BY TERESA PARKER
AS USUAL, THERE WAS A TERRIFIC TURNOUT at the Royal Canadian
Legion Hall in Richards Landing last Tuesday, for the Trefry Centre’s
19th annual Anniversary Celebrations, honouring our outstanding
seniors and volunteers – the people who are so vital to the many
programs and services that the Trefry Centre offers.
Receiving awards, Left to Right top row: Pat Hertz, Elaine Elroy & Roy Broadhagen
Left to Right bottom row: Mary Kay Stortini, Jim Dingman & Eliza See.
Continued on next page
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SENIORS OF THE YEAR...continued from page 1
Also as usual, the centerpiece of
the festivities was the ceremony
honouring the ‘Senior of the
Year’ Award recipients, chosen by
each township in the area that
the Trefry Centre serves.
Representatives were on hand
from Tarbutt, Johnson, Hilton,
Plummer, Laird, MacDonald,
Meredith, Aberdeen and St.
Joseph Townships, as well as the
Village of Hilton Beach.
They even had Rockin’ Ronnie
Hawdon on hand to provide
great music, followed by a BBQ
feast and then the ceremonies.
Our Seniors of the Year
Their contributions make all of us so much richer in so many important ways.
Congratulations to all of our Seniors of the Year,
and thanks for all that you do!
You can tell a great deal about a
community by its volunteers.
While our various levels of
governments look after
providing the essentials of
community services, it’s the hard
work and efforts of our volunteers, who give so much of
themselves, that breathe life into
the quality of all our lives.
Harmony Tea Room ...
invites students, staff, friends and relatives of former
students to help us celebrate the closure of Harmony
School 50 years ago. Come see friends, photos, memorabilia
and enjoy ‘Lunch Bag’ treats from the 60’s on
June 22nd and June 29, 11:30-3:30.
Phone ahead to ensure a seat or drop
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If you receive one of these messages, please be
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Last November, Ukash posted an alert on their
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The Bishop’s Visit
By Marie Egglesfield
ON JUNE 30, 2013, The Rt. Rev’d. Stephen
Andrews, Anglican Bishop of Algoma, will make
his Annual Parish visit at Holy Trinity Anglican
Church in Jocelyn Township, for the 10:30 am
Combined Service with Echo Bay. A Pot Luck
Luncheon and Anniversary Cake will follow. At
this Service, Bobbi Lynn and Liam Murdock will
be confirmed.
Bishop Andrews will have prayers for our Parish
as we are celebrating three Anniversaries this
summer:
•
On July 18, 1883- 130 years ago, St. John’s
Church in Hilton Beach and the graveyard
were consecrated.
•
On July 22, 1883- 130 years ago, Holy Trinity
Church in Jocelyn was consecrated.
•
Holy Trinity Church in the 1880’s
It is now 108 years since St. George’s Church in Echo Bay
was built.
Back in 1883, Bishop Edward Sullivan, second Bishop of
Algoma (1882-1896), arrived by boat at Hilton Beach, where
he consecrated the church yard as a place of burial and the
Church under the name of St. John’s Church.
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For the Service at Holy Trinity, Bishop Sullivan wrote “A large
increase was now made to the Bishop’s party, the Rev’d E. F.
Wilson had come down to present the candidates for ordination, which was to take place the next day. With Mr. Wilson
had come Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Richardson of Winnipeg, Rev’d
R. Renison and Lady, and two of Mr. Wilson’s children. They
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BISHOP’S VISIT...continued from page 4
had come all the way from the Sault in an open boat, a
distance of over thirty miles.”
“Before the Sunday Service, Mr. Berry from Bruce Mines,
Mrs. Beer, Mr. & Mrs. Eddy and others arrived per wagon
from Hilton Beach. Some young men also came on horseback.”
“Promptly at ten, the service began. The Church which the
people had spent so much time and loving labour was at last
consecrated to God’s service forever, under the name of the
Church of the Holy Trinity. The congregation filled the
building so that some were sitting on the platform of the
reading desk and others were on the chancel step. After the
consecration of the church came Morning Prayer, then the
ordination of C. F. Berry to the Diaconate, and the Rev. R.
Renison and H. Beer to the priesthood.”
“Next followed the Sermon, which was a masterpiece of
learning and eloquence, and showed the honour which
awaited the faithful minister in God’s Kingdom. (Revelation
4:4) At the Holy Communion, forty persons communicated
including the Clergy. Near the close of the Service, there was a
Baptism. After four hours of service, we repaired to the adjacent school house, where a sumptuous lunch was prepared
for all who had come from a distance.”
“So far everything had gone off without a single hitch. In the
long and complicated service we had just gone through, and
in the other services, the music and all things passed off
harmoniously. The singing of the hymns and chants was
excellent, led by Miss Margaret Kent (eldest sister of Fred B.
Kent, M.M.) who presided at the organ, with the large
congregation present joining heartily in them and all the
responses.”
“But this was not to continue. One of the men kindly went
for Rev. Beer’s horse, and unfortunately allowed it to run
away, smashing the buggy to pieces. Here was the dilemma,
we were already pressed for time, and likely to be late for our
other appointment and there was no other buggy to be had.
The accident spoiled the day for us. Mrs. Sullivan kindly
solved Mr. Beer’s troubles for him by promising him a new
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buckboard in place of the one destroyed, still the worry and annoyance was very
trying.”
Saddle horses were soon provided for the Bishop and Mr. Beer, and they arrived at
their last appointment only an hour late. The people crowded into the school house at
Richards Landing were still patiently waiting. Here again eight persons were
confirmed, five of whom were married people. Two children were also baptized.
Owing to the accident, we could not carry the communion vessels with us, so there
was no communion here. After the Service we rode back to Jocelyn, and the Bishop
and his party that night, slept in their tents and started the next day at noon, in their
boat for Manitoulin Island.
This first visitation by Bishop Sullivan to the mission of St. Joseph’s Island is one we
will long remember. It was one of downright hard work such as the Apostles of old
are known to have engaged in.
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St. John’s Church in the 1880’s
Altogether we had 2 churches and one graveyard consecrated, 24 persons confirmed,
three children baptized, three Ministers ordained, and 83 persons communicated. The
collections at the various stations, in aid of the Diocesan Fund, amounted to $18.15.
“God grant that the good work now begun may prosper and increase and may result
in many of these people being found on the right hand of the Lord when the final
separation is made at the day of judgment.” wrote Bishop Sullivan afterwards.
The Rev’d Mr. Beer’s diary provides us with the 24 names of those who were
confirmed in the year 1883: John Noble, James McMenemy, Thomas Barton, William
Kent, Richard Young, Jessie Fremlin, Esther Lowen, Ben Garside, Charles Cooper,
Sarah Falconer Brayley, Arthur Fuller, Richard Watson, Mrs. Fudge, Edith Fudge, Mrs.
Chadwick, Samuel Duggan, Ben Morgan, Archie Wilson, Mrs. Mary Morton, Mrs.
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The diary also noted that the 1883 congregation consisted of 87 souls, comprising of
12 Kents, 11 Youngs, 10 Williamsons, 10 Courts, 9 Campbells, 7 Burkes, 6 Clarkes, 5
Bartons, 4 Heaths and one Lambert.
[Editor’s note] A church cannot be consecrated until it is free of debt. Although Holy
Trinity was actually built in 1881, it was not free of debt until 1883. Its church yard was
not consecrated until 1898, when they actually needed it for a burial.
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PANORAMIC WATER VIEWS!
Great sunsets and views over the shipping
channel this nearly new home is an island
gem. 2 bath open concept with main floor
master, open staircase to two more BR's and
bath. Large great room with vaulted ceilings
and stone fireplace, large kitchen and dining
area. Full basement and large rear deck for viewing all the water activities. $285,000.
BESIDE THE LAKE!
This 2 bedroom bungalow has a great view
overlooking Gawas Bay. All newer windows in
the main part and laminate flooring thru-out.
Oversized 2 car garage and your own private
dock and beach for fishing and swimming. 5
minutes to the bridge. Great summer retreat at $175,000 Call
LAUNCH YOUR BOAT!
Private end of the road location with deep
waterfront and nicely treed lot with gentle
slope to the water. 2BR summer cottage
with screened in porch, deck, newer
siding and wood stove. Lots of out buildings for storage and appliances and furnishings included. $154,900.
STUNNING WATERFRONT HOME
11 year old open concept with 20’ vaulted
ceiling in great room with gas FP, 3BR, 3Baths,
lots of hardwood flooring, wheelchair accessible
in-law suite and full basement. 2 car garage
with loft, bunkie and 106 ft of deep waterfront.
$369,900.
BOATERS DELIGHT!
Perfect waterfront on Canoe Point, 2 acre lot
sloping to deep water and concrete boat
ramp. View all the water activites from the
huge sun room, family room with fireplace or
rear deck. Full walk out basement with infloor
heating, and patio doors to patio. Commercial sized garage with 12 ft
door for RV storage. It has it all at $289,000.
A TROPHY HOUSE!
Forget understated elegance. This 3+1BR,
3Bath executive ranch with town services and
waterfront exudes quality throughout. One
floor living with gleeming hardwood floors,
open concept with vaulted ceilings, wood fireplace for warmth and
charm. Fabulous water views from the rear patio, tierd back yard and
gazebo. Great location $429,000.
RETIRE BY THE WATER!
Just move in and relax in this open concept ranch style home with new
windows, flooring and decor. Great views of
the water from the great room with wood
stove, the 3 season sun room or the back
deck with hot tub. Private lot with double
garage, storage and wood shed. Put your feet
up and enjoy island living. $239,000.
ATTENTION HORSES!
You'll want to spend your days grazing on this 100
acre island farm with 30A of bush for your wildlife
friends and 70A for paddocks and hay production.
Large 7 stall barn with tack room, water and hydro
and plenty of hay storage, plus garage/workshop.
Your owners will love the cute and cozy 2BR home
perched on a knoll over looking the entire estate. $229,000.
LOONS SWIM BY
This well kept 2 bedroom bungalow on a quiet inland
lake. 2 car garage, bunkie, and sheds with power to all
of them. Only 10 minutes off the Highway with mail
delivery and garbage pick-up. Docking your boat is not
a problem here. $175,000
STERLING BAY GEM
Great waterfront home on scenic Sterling Bay, St.
Joseph Island. Large open concept living, dining,
kitchen area and master bedroom on second level.
First level has a large family room, guest bedroom and
sauna. New flooring throughout. Two car garage with
loft plus a large workshop with 220 wiring. Maintenance free exterior with vinyl siding
and metal roof. Beautiful yard and good useable waterfront with great boating, fishing
and swimming. $239,900.
DRAMATIC WATER VIEWS!
from this 3200 sq ft, 4BR, 4Bath waterfront
gem. No telling what you can cook up in the 2
station dream kitchen, dramatic two storey
grand room with FP and huge rear deck overlooking the water. Lots of areas to getaway
and relax in the den, enclosed porches, bonus
room over the garage and 2000 sq ft of
finished space in the walk out lower level.
Have it all for $499,000.
PURE COUNTRY
Beautiful 7 Acre property just east of Thessalon. 2.5 baths,
3+1 BR, family sized kitchen, huge family room and hardwood flooring. Large front porch, two tier side deck
leading to fully screened gazebo. 3 car garage for cars and
outdoor toys. Wood/oil combo furnace and on town water.
This home is in excellent condition and can handle the
biggest of families. $239,900.
JUST LIKE BRAND NEW!
Totally renovated 2BR open concept bungalow on
level wooded lot overlooking the shipping channel,
featuring new siding, shingles, flooring, most
windows and new covered deck. Everything’s done,
just relax and enjoy. $204,900.
WOODS AND WATER!
Take morning walks with the dog and enjoy the sights
and sounds of the lake at this idyllic cottage tucked in
the trees along the X Line on St. Joseph Island. Modern
kitchen and bath, large dining room, family room, wrap
around porch and large heated double garage will bring
happiness to the lucky buyer at $138,900.
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OVERLOOKING GAWAS BAY!
Charming 3BR chalet overlooking the water. Totally renovated in 2005 with
newer kitchen, gas fireplace, woodstove,
quality flooring and windows. Large garage
with workshop and 2nd floor bunkie for
visiting family and friends. Sandy beach and
dock for swimming and fishing. Quick and
easy access to Hwy 17. $259,000.
SOLITUDE AND QUIET!
50 acres of mature bush with streams and open
meadows. Located on 3 season road with
propane fridge, stove and lights and generator.
Great place to get away from it all and lots of
wildlife. $79,900.
WATERFRONT WITH CHARM & PRIVACY
Beautiful 3 bedroom waterfront home on
Copper Bay Rd., only minutes from Bruce
Mines. Built on a very private 2 acre lot with
great views of the North Channel. Has had
many updates including both bathrooms,
kitchen, flooring and a 4 zone radiant heating
system. There are vaulted ceilings, lots of windows, a large wrap around
deck, HWD flooring throughout and the "almost new" appliances are included.
Available for immediate possession. Offered at $284,900.
NORTH CHANNEL BEAUTY
This St. Joseph Island waterfront home has 3
bedrooms and a beautifully treed lot with deep
water. There is a large kitchen with maple
cupboards,
cathedral ceilings, oil forced air furnace, gas
fireplace, central air, new shingles and a
double car garage. The waterfront has large shale rock and has great views of
Hamilton Bay. Owner motivated. Offered at $258,000.
SURROUNDED BY CEDARS!
Large 1 floor open concept 3BR plan with FP
in family room, formal LR and 2 Baths. Large
wrap around deck overlooking sweeping lawns
and the shipping channel. Garage/workshop
and other out buildings. Just move in and
enjoy. $219,900.
NESTLED IN THE PINES!
Well built 3 bedroom log cabin with many
updates on a 28 acre wooded lot. 2 garages,
one with oversized walls and door with plenty of
room to store the equipment and toys. Whether
as a family retreat, seasonal or year round home
or hunting getaway, this one deserves a look.
$209,000.
SUNRISES SHINE
on this cozy cottage. Completely updated,
cedar ceilings, oak cupboards and custom
woodwork. Brand new electrical panel and
wiring. New windows to enjoy the view and
a sandy beach to relax and enjoy.
$129,500.
PERFECT HOUSE - PERFECT WATERFRONT
A beautiful waterfront home on Canoe Pt.
Road with 150’ of frontage on the North
Channel. This home has 3 bedrooms, large
open concept living room/dining area with
cathedral ceilings, hot tub/sauna room, large
den/sunroom and a large country kitchen.
Other features include a single attached
garage, lots of hardwood flooring, a large deck overlooking the water. This
home has a very private setting with good usable waterfront. $389,900.
ONCE IN A GREAT WHILE
the perfect year round waterfront residence
comes available at the north end of the island
near Stribling Point. Beautifully maintained 3
bedroom home with open concept living area
with a large expanse of windows overlooks the
shipping channel. Extra features include an
insulated and wired bunkie for extra family and friends, a wood deck for
summer and gorgeous water views, 20 x 24 garage/workshop. This house is
in mint condition and is perfect for summer or year round living on the island.
$249,000.
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UNIQUE ISLAND ACERAGE!
123 Acres of prime island land located at the north end of the island between
Humes Rd and Military Trail. Open land, bush with an old homesite clearing.
Privacy assured but still close to the Landing. $160,000.
new waterfront listings
FORGET THE CITY!
Perfect waterfront home with sand
beach. 3BR, 2 Baths, Formal DR, wood
FP and hardwood floors. Balcony off
2nd floor BR and huge rear deck off
family Rm overlook the water. Oversized double garage with undeveloped
loft area. Perfect weekend getaway or
year round living. $249,000
ENJOY GENTLE BREEZES!
4BR lakeside ranch open concept with
floor to ceiling stone FP, newer windows
and flooring with patio doors off LR to
large rear deck and beautiful views of the
lake. Affordable lakefront on the island
with most furnishings included.
Just move in and relax. $196,900.
LAKEFRONT SANTUARY!
Beautiful gardens and waterfront compliment this luxurious 4BR home with
designer Kit, gleeming hardwood and tile,
main and upper familyrooms, sun room
and great views of the water from all principal rooms. Balcony, decks, sauna and 2
car garage. Lakeside living at its best
$429,000.
Island Insight
Lo"terfes# 2013
Friday, June 28
Tickets available through Legion Branch 374
705 246-2494
Reservation Deadline June 21
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Steak Dinner.............$22.
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Letters to the Editor printed in the Island Insight Column
reflect the views of the writer and not necessarily those of the
Island Clippings.
Just adding a note of caution and care to fellow islanders:
Perhaps it’s the bugs in the bush pushing out the big game
animals?
In my recent ride about on the magical rock, I have seen
more animals than usual at all times of the day.
On Highway
548 just south
of Neebish
Road was this
Black Bear – the
photo taken
while he was
digging in the
field for food while it was raining hard on Tuesday.
Watch for turtles! The females are crossing the roads to lay
their eggs. Please avoid hitting them.
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Watch for does with their fawns near the roads.
Please drive with caution and protect our wildlife.
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A Pedometer Challenge Update
Jennifer Woods has more good news:
“As a community we have walked 1,720,928 steps. We’ve
walked past Thunder Bay and Kenora and are on our way to
Moosonee! We have 923,179 steps left to go and the challenge runs till this Friday!”
If you haven’t logged in to record your steps yet, please do so
or if you need help logging on, call Jennifer and she will set
up a time to help you!
A BIIIIIIG Bike Ride!
Jennifer Woods tells us that the Island Riders Big Bike Team
had a wonderful time, tootling through the streets of
Richards Landing and, while they were at it, raising a total of
$2,285.00 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation.
The top 3 individual fundraisers were Linda Hyndman,
Christine Pascall and Lisa Lamoureaux. The winner of the
overnight stay for 2 at the Holiday Inn Express and gift card
for Docks was Jane Roberts.
Jennifer is very pleased with the day. “We toured the streets of
Richards Landing and waved to all of those we passed.” she
beams. “I personally would like to thank all those who came
out to ride the bike, those who came out to cheer us on and
everyone who made a donation. It was a great success and we
hope to make it a yearly event.”
The Corporation of the
Township of Jocelyn
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the
Township of Jocelyn proposes to enact a by-law to stopup, close and sell that portion of the original allowance for
road set out and described as follows:
Part of the original road
allowance in front of Lot 9,
Concession 4, Township of
Jocelyn, Part 1, 1R 12318
(Giddens/Masson)
The said by-law will come before Council for
consideration at its regular meeting at 7:00 pm on
Tuesday, July 2, 2013 at the Jocelyn Townhip Office,
3670 5th Side Road, Jocelyn Township. At that time
Council will hear in person or by solicitor or agent, any
person who claims that their land will be prejudicially
affected and who applied to be heard.
Date: May 31, 2013
Janet Boucher, Clerk
Township of Jocelyn
8709 Hwy 17 E.
Bruce Mines, ON
705 785-3739
RECIPE CORNER
DOGS
Sheila O’Reilly’s
O NLY
Date-Nut Apple Cake
G ROOMING BY
S HELENA
Truly personal attention...
Grooming one dog at a time - yours!
Toss with 1 Tbsp. of flour.
8 oz. dates – chopped
Sift together.
1 C. raisins
2-1/2 C. flour
1 tsp. salt
Professional dog grooming services for all breeds
2 tsp. baking soda
TRAILER PERMITS
The Township of St. Joseph reminds property
owners that no trailer located outside of a
trailer camp shall be used for occupancy,
sleeping, eating or living accommodation for
more than 7 days unless the property owner
has obtained a Trailer Permit. Storage of one
trailer is permitted under certain conditions.
Permits may be issued for up to 90 days per
year where appropriate sewage disposal or
sanitary facilities exist.
Applications for Trailer Permits may be
obtained from the Township office, or on the
home page of the website at
www.stjosephtownship.com
The Trailer By-law is also on the website for
your information.
Please contact the Township Office for
further information at 705-246-2625.
Cream butter and sugar in large bowl and add eggs and
vanilla.
½ C. butter
1-1/2 C. sugar
2 eggs
1 tsp. vanilla
To the butter mixture, alternately add hot water and flour
mixture, ending with flour. Stir in dates and raisins, apples
and nuts.
1-3/4 C. boiling water
1 C. tart apple – chopped
1 C. chopped walnuts
Bake at 350 °F for 65-70 minutes in a large bunt pan or 2
loaf pans
Thanks Sheila!
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A fellow bought a new Mercedes and was out on the
highway for a nice evening drive. The top was down,
the breeze was blowing through what was left of his
hair and he decided to open her up. As the needle
jumped up to 80 mph, he suddenly saw flashing red
and blue lights behind him. “There’s no way they can
catch a Mercedes,” he thought to himself and opened
her up further. The needle hit 90, 100.... Then the
reality of the situation hit him. “What am I doing?” he
thought and pulled over. The cop came up to him, took
his licence without a word and examined it and the car.
“It’s been a long day, this is the end of my shift and it’s
Friday the 13th. I don't feel like more paperwork, so if
you can give me an excuse for your driving that I
haven’t heard before, you can go.”
The guy thinks for a second and says, “Last week my
wife ran off with a cop. I was afraid you were trying to
give her back!”
“Have a nice weekend,” said the officer.
Don’t Miss Switchback’s CD Release Party!
ARE YOU A SWITCHBACK FAN? If so, you probably
already know about this. But if you haven’t yet discovered this
amazing musical duo, Switchback is coming back to the
Island next week, to host a special CD Release party on
Sunday, June 30 at the Royal Canadian Legion in Richards
Landing.
That’s very fitting too, since the music video for one of the
new album’s songs, “Pour Me” features dance and stage scenes
that were shot right here at the Legion last December! Hint:
check out the teaser video at www.Youtube.com/switchbackmusic . The full video should be available within the next few
days.
The music video was produced by Kris Sundberg of Warner
Brothers & New Line Cinema out in Hollywood, California.
He’s the son of Karen and Jim Sundberg, both of whom are
well-known for their excellent marketing, photographic and
multi-media work on behalf of their good friends Brian
FitzGerald and Marty McCormack, aka Switchback. He shot
the new video down in the desert along the Mexican Border.
The full video has many more scenes of that region and
centres around a down-and-out cowboy who wakes up alone
out in a remote corner of the desert.
album “Kanoka”, which contains 15 new songs produced by
Grammy winning Texas legend Lloyd Maines (whose
daughter Natalie is the lead singer of the Dixie Chicks). The
new album also features Maines on pedal steel guitar. The
new release came out last week and is already getting lots of
airplay around the USA, Canada, Europe and Asia.
Brian and Marty think of themselves as a duo who play
“Celtic Soul and American Roots.” However, on Kanoka the
pair have left their Irish roots behind and crafted an honest to
goodness country album.
Augmented by Lloyd Maines on pedal steel and the big-sky
country harmonica work of Howard Levy (a founding
member of Bela Fleck and the Flecktones), Kanoka is a
vagabond’s journey aboard a boxcar across the heartland of
the United States.
Kanoka is Switchback’s 13th release of a partnership that
spans 27 years. FitzGerald and McCormack met in 1986 when
they were chosen by Terrence “Cuz” Teahen to join his traditional Irish group. They later formed the Wailin’ Banshees,
but a mutual appreciation of such American artists as Joe Ely,
Stevie Ray Vaughan, and Rodney Crowell eventually led the
pair to leave the Banshees and form Switchback in 1993.
This party will mark the Canadian debut of Switchback’s new
Continued on page 15
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Sales & Service
712 K Line Road
Richards Landing
705 246-2002
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Friday Night Foods
at the Legion
The special is a “Lornie
Burger” with Krinkle Fries
by Dan McCarty as well as
the regular menu.
Entertainment for
the evening is
Ross Phillips Band
Entertainment supplied by
volunteer musicians
Come and try your luck
at the meat draw!
Take out available
FOR SALE
24’ Fein dock with red cedar
deck boards. Like new. $1,600.
Call 705 246-1957
2001 Honda Accord. Selling
“As Is” parts only, transmission
issue. New parts, gas tank,
muffler & tires. $500. Call 705
785-3357
LG Tromm high efficiency frontload washer for sale. 6 years
old. Excellent condition. $100.
OBO. Call 705 246-0470
Keurig gourmet single cup
home brewing system, like new.
$60. Children bought us new
one/already had one. Call 705
246-1957
8' X 5' retractable outside
awning. Brand New still in box,
asking $200. Call 705 2462169.
6 year old Summeraire oil
furnace, 93000 BTUH, bonnet
capacity complete with 900 liter
tank. New blower motor and
serviced in January 2013.
$300. Call Len 705 246-7410
Sliding doors to fit 6 ft. wide
opening. White vinyl edgings
and wood frame included.
Excellent condition. $120.
Call 705 246-3967
Algoma Steel custom made
cantilever boat lift. New cable,
new carpet on runners. Removable wheels. $800. OBO Call
705 246-3856
3500lb electric ATV winch DXL
series, 12V x 1/3 hp, 7/32 x 42 '
cable. Used $100. Call 705 246
3856
1984 Yamaha 1100 Maxim
Motorcycle, chrome fenders,
maroon gas tank, can be seen
in Richards Landing $900.
OBO. Call 705 246-3720
1979 Yamaha Motorcycle, not
running, needs 2nd gear. Must
sell. $200 OBO. Call 705 2463720
Wood fired cook stove, Bakers
Choice. Hardly used, paid
$1,600. asking $999.
Call 705 246-2792
New, framed windows, 15” x
35”: $15; TV stand, grey metal:
$10; Framed picture of Florida
sunset, 42” x 27”:” $35. Call 705
246-3333
4 used all terrain vehicle tires: 2
are 25 x 10 x 12 and 2 are 25 x
8 x 12. $60 for all four.
Call 705 246-0873
1994 8’ Dutchmen pop-up
camper. Awning, new spare tire,
stove (never been used) sink,
icebox: $800. Call 705 2467108. Can be seen at 1761
Lewellyn St., Richards Landing.
GARAGE/YARD SALE
Yard Sale:1224 Richards St.,
Richards Landing, Sat. June 22,
8 am - 2 pm, household items,
Pyrex serving bowls, golf clubs.
Rain date Sun. June 23. Please
no early birds.
Yard Sale: Saturday June 22 @
2107 Hwy 548, one day only, 8
am start. Household items ,
some tools, gas fireplace ,
TuliKivi fireplace/baking oven
combo, etc...
Garage Sale: The Busy Beaver
Campers are holding a huge
multi-family Garage Sale at the
Campgrounds, Saturday, June
22 from 9 am to 3 pm. All kinds
of items, including 2 freezers
and a portable tv, housewares,
life preservers and much, much
more! We’re at 2233 Hilton
Road at Twin Lakes. Please
enter off Reid Road.
WANTED
Need a home for my 2 horses.
My arthritis is getting to the
point where I can’t look after
them properly. 1 Standard bred
gelding harness and saddle and
1 33 year old quarterhorse
palomino would make a good
companion horse. Call 705 2463078.
FOR RENT
Apartment: Downtown
Richards Landing, 3 bedrooms
with walk-in closets, 2 baths,
laundry and kitchen appliances.
Non-smoking; no pets. 1st and
Last months’ rent required. Call
705 246-1024 evenings.
REAL ESTATE
You can afford Lakefront!
You’ll love this beachside home,
located on Wierzbicki Drive near
Beech Beach. It has 3
bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,
sunroom, deck, electric
retractable awning, new roof
and hot water tank. All on a
spacious lot with a beautiful
sandy beach that’s perfect for
swimming. You’ll like the price
too; reduced to $230,900 – a
bargain! Call 705 246-3939
COTTAGE FOR RENT
Beautiful beach cottage on
Wierzbicki Drive. $1,000/week.
Rates decrease with length of
rental term. Listed on
airbnb.com. Call 587 719-0726
or email [email protected]
Wildwood Soul (Lorissa
Scriven, Zach & Benoit SchryerLefebvre) will be in concert at
the Richards Landing Old Town
Hall Friday June 21st. Tickets
are $10. at the door - doors
open at 7:30pm. Please call
705-246-2625 for details.
MMHA is looking for items for a
Silent Auction to be held as part
of a fundraising concert on Sat.
July 13. If you have something
to donate, please call Sheila at
705 246-3078.
Canada Day Celebrations!
Jocelyn Recreation welcomes
you to their annual Canada Day
Celebrations on Monday, July
1st at the Jocelyn Park (A Line).
Pot luck dinner begins at 6 pm.
After supper there will be children’s games and face painting,
with fireworks at dusk. Everyone
welcome. For information, call
705 246-2025.
East Indian Cooking Class on
Saturday June 22 from 12 – 4
pm at the Legion. Cost is $30
and you will be taking home two
East Indian dishes with you.
Space is limited and you must
PRE-REGISTER with Jennifer
Woods 705-246-2625 or email
at [email protected]
“Three Owls Cottage,” newlyrestored and renovated, is on
the Shore Road, about a mile
from Richard’s Landing. $800
per week. Features a spectacular, private sandy beach,
canoe and rowboat. Washer
and dryer onsite. Sleeps 7. See
many pictures and read more
details on airbnb.com or our
website,
www.threeowlscottage.com/.
Phone 519 846-1754 or
519 301-1164 (cell).
Keep Sat. July 13th open.
We're having another great
night of music courtesy of the
Rusty Strings. Rumour has it
that others may make an
appearance. You will want to be
there. All proceeds to Matthews
Memorial Hospital Association
for improving access to health
care for all. Admission by donation. There will be a Silent
Auction and a “Toonie-a-Slice”
dessert table featuring the
glorious output of local cooks.
Yum yum.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Vacation Bible camp at
Harmony St Mark’s United
Church. July 15, 16, 17 from
10 am until 2 pm. Ages 5-12.
No charge. All those interested
please contact Helen Anne
Betts 705 246-2737 by June
30th.
Attention island cyclists: Group
rides starting June 16 at 9 am
Sunday mornings. Meet at the
Richards Landing library.Three
groups: 12-18 km, 30km, 40 km.
All ages, all fitness levels, all
speeds, any type of bike! The
12-18 km group will be as slow
as the slowest rider! Please join
us! No helmet, no ride!
Advertising in the
Island
Clippings Works!
Harmony St. Marks United
Church, Richards Landing
Annual Silent Auction June 28
and June 29. BBQ and Bake
Sale on June 29. For more
information please call 2463819.
THANK YOU
Heartfelt Thank You: Michael
Hooper, 70, of Richards
Landing, passed away very
peacefully on June 1, 2013. I
want to thank the many people
who made the last 3 weeks
much easier on me. The EMS
who responded twice, Dr.
MacLean, Dr. Beller, and the
nurses at Matthews, who helped
in many ways and to get
Michael into my van for the
drive to Alliston, Ont. To the
Trefry Centre who provided
rides to the Soo and Meals on
Wheels. To the many friends
and neighbours who came to
the house with food and good
wishes; it meant so much to me.
I am so proud to be part of our
Island hospitality. Florian
Hooper
I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude for the surprise
80th Birthday Party at the
Harmony Tea Room on
Saturday, June 15th to
everyone who came from near
and far to celebrate this special
occasion with me. Thanks also
to Pam and Harold Cooper of
the Harmony Tea Room. What a
great place to have such an
event. It felt so personal. A
special Thank You to my kids for
all the hard work and from such
distances; I can’t believe you
pulled this off. It truly was a
surprise. What a great day it
was. Betty Corbett
WOW, what great days we
enjoyed for All Tribes Christian
Camp’s 50th Reunion on Friday
night and Saturday, June 14,
and 15! There were many, many
volunteers but speaking from
the viewpoint of working in the
kitchen I’d like to say a most
grateful thank you to the people
who were hugely involved in
making the lunch with Millie and
the dinner a success. First,
without question, a huge thank
you to my heavenly Father who
worked out all the kinks that
could happen and provided for
us where needed. He is my
strength and song. Then I want
to thank my hubby Bern, my
sister Lynette Down, Henriette
Gilbertson, Sherry Campbell,
Cheryl Sullivan, Jan Thomas,
Val Fiegehen, Gail Hachey,
Betty Moore, Cindy Collins,
Kerry Gilbertson, Carrie Uusitalo, Janet Gilbertson, and
Marney Hendershott. Thanks
also goes to Marney Stewart,
Marsena Henderson and Sayja
Barton for helping us girls serve.
Also thank you Lane and
Glenys Eddy for offering and
doing the many dishes created
from Lunch With Millie. It was a
superb 50th ! Janine Nadjiwon
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SWITCHBACK...continued from page 13
The duo are known not only for their unique blend of Celtic
and Roots Music, but for their heavy touring schedule.
They’ve opened for The Moody Blues, Leon Russell, Lee
Greenwood, John Hartford, and Beausoleil and make over 200
appearances a year.
Find out more about Switchback and their new album by
visiting their also-brand-new website at
www.WayGoodMusic.com
If you’re not a Switchback fan yet, we think you soon will be.
Deadline for display ads is
Mondays at 3 pm
Deadline for
classifieds is noon Tuesdays
St. Joseph Island
MARKET
Your Island Grocery
Store ... fresh meat,
produce, groceries and
more!
Downtown Richards Landing
705 246-2500
or email us at [email protected]
HOURS 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
12:00 NOON - 4:00 PM ON SUNDAYS
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705-785-3647
facial, pedicure, massage,
hot rock & much more ...
Arlene: Esthetician
246-2777
RICHARDS LANDING
Classified Ads and Announcements
The Island Clippings is pleased to publish personal Classified Advertising and Public Service Announcements of 50 words or less, free of
charge to Island residents, as a community service. Other than
personal for sale ads (please limit three items) 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 or items or services, to be
sold for profit, or generate income or events charging an entrance
fee (which includes “not for profit organizations”) as well as items
valued at over $1,000. will incur a nominal charge of $10. plus HST.
We reserve the right to determine if a fee is required. We reserve the
right to edit down to 50 words or less.
Business or commercial ads, including those placed by individuals
do not qualify as Classified ad or Public Service Announcements.
Such advertising must be via display advertising, governed by our
published rates in effect at that time.
Ads or announcements will appear in one issue, but may be repeated,
to a maximum of three weeks (space permitting). 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 705 246-1635 (from 9 – 5, Mon-Fri) or fax 705 246-7060.
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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.
Sorry, we’re not available on Sundays.
WHAT’S HAPPENING ON ST. JOE
Friday
St. Joseph Twp, Public Library - 6 pm to 9 pm
Hens & Stitches, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10 am to 12 pm
705 246-0036
Hilton Union Library - 3 pm to 5 pm &
7 pm to 9 pm - Phone number: 705 255-3520.
Island Cast-a-Weighs, Calorie Watchers, Hilton
Community Hall (rear door, basmt) - 8:30 am
Fitness Class with Jennifer Woods, Dr. Trefry Centre
- 11 am to 12 pm
Walking at the Legion - 9 am to noon
Yoga, Richards Landing Old Town Hall - 7 to 8 pm
Friday Foods at the Legion
AA Meeting, United Church (new addition, side door) - 8 pm
Saturday
Children’s Library - 10 am to 3 pm, Story time 10:30 am
Tuesday
Cribbage (singles), Legion Hall - 7:30 pm
($4.00 per person)
Nordic Walking Group - Tranter Park at 10 am.
Quilting - 1-3 pm, Downstairs Hilton Hall except the 3rd
week held at the Trefry Centre. 705 246-0036
Hilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm Phone number: 705 255-3520.
Fitness - Strength and Conditioning at Richards Landing
Old Town Hall - 7 pm to 8 pm
St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm.
Pool in the Legion lounge - 11 am to 3 pm.
Walking at the Legion - 9 am to noon
Jam Session, Legion - 3 pm to 6 pm
Nordic Pole Walking at the Legion - 10 am
The Anglican Parish of St. Joseph & St. George
worships at 11 am
Bridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 5 pm
(Open to all seniors) 705 246-0036
St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Free Methodist, 10th Side Rd. Coffee, tea and friendship at
10:30 am. Worship service 11 am.
Food Bank, United Church, Richards Landing
(side door) - 1 pm to 3 pm
Island Bible Chapel, Richards Landing.
Lord’s Supper 10 am, Family Bible Hour 11:15 am.
Children’s Library - 9 am to 12 noon, Story time 10:30 am
Grace United, Hilton Beach. 9:30 am.
Harmony St. Marks United, Richards Landing. 11 am.
Monday
Hilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm Phone number: 705 255-3520.
Pool & Food, Legion - 7:30
Thursday
Bridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 5 pm
(Open to all seniors) 705 246-0036
St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 1 to 5 pm & 7 to 9 pm
60+ Exercise Program, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10:00 am
Dr. Trefry Centre’s Day Out Program - 9 am to 3:30 pm.
705 246-0036
Euchre, Legion Hall - 7:30 pm ($4.00 per person)
Walking at the Legion - 9 am to noon
Children’s Library - 9 am to 12 noon, Story time 10:30 am
Free pool all day in the Legion lounge
Zumba, Richards Landing Old Town Hall - 7 pm to 8 pm
Carpet Bowling for 50 Plus, Legion
- Refreshments Available - 1 pm
A full service family salon offering
only the finest hair products.
Debbie Shaughnessy - Owner
246-0457
BUBBLES ISLAND
CLEANING SERVICE
BUSINESS & RESIDENTIAL CLEANING
UPHOLSTERY/CARPET CLEANING
PHONE 705 542-9215
EMAIL: [email protected]
Wednesday
St. Boniface Roman Catholic, Hilton Beach at 4:30 pm.
Sunday
Debbie’s Hair Hut
Changes Hair Salon
For Appointments
Please Call
941-0802
Julie Stevens
Andrea S. Young, RMT
REGISTERED MASSAGE
THERAPIST
88 Barr Road S.
Desbarats
705 542-2840
FIREWOOD
Top Quality Hardwood
Cut, split & delivered $80./face cord*
Call Angie at 941-0215
* For Local delivery.
Prices subject to change!