July 2014 - Sauble Beach

5TH EDITION • JULY 2014 • PUBLISHED BY SAUBLE BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Sauble Signpost
THE VOICE OF SAUBLE BEACH
• JULY 2014 • ISSUE 5 • PUBLISHED BY SAUBLE BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE •
INSIDE: Events Schedule, Summer Safety, Canada day, Classifieds, Kid zone & more...
Sauble Signpost
SAUBLE
6TH EDITION • JULY 2014
PUBLISHED BY SAUBLE BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SIGNPOST
IN THIS ISSUE: EVENTS SCHEDULE, SUMMER SAFETY, DAYCARE UPDATE,
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND CLASSIFIEDS, KIDSʼ CORNER & MORE...
Destination: Sauble Beach!
SAUBLE SIGNPOST
nights are Cruise Nights, showcasing
the Sauble Sunset Cruisers and their
beautiful vintage cars from 6:30 to 9
After a winter we all thought would
p.m.
motorcycle? Bring it down
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of beautiful sunshine and hotter
downtown’s main street showcasing
readings on the thermometer must
their sparkling Show ‘n Shine bikes
be headed our way. Time to pack up
amidst some great music.
the family and the car and set your
On Wednesdays, bring your lawn
GPS to destination: Sauble Beach.
chairs and popcorn for our weekly
Thousands flock to the seven miles
Family Movie Night; show time is
of pristine, sandy shoreline to take
8:30 p.m. Thursday nights provide
a swim in or simply lie on the beach
entertainment for the eyes and the
and soak in some rays. But Sauble
ears with Bagpipes at Sunset. Enjoy
Beach offers much more and it’s all
the unique sounds of local bagpiper
waiting for you this summer.
Scott MacGregor as you take in a
The fun kicks off with Canada Day world-famous Sauble sunset.
celebrations, on Monday, June 30 and
The month of July also features a
Tuesday, July 1. Enjoy the festivities
couple of exciting events including
of our nation’s birthday with fireworks,
the Scorpions Beach Volleyball
bagpipers and highland dancing
tournament on Saturday, July 5 and
while DJ Jason Jenings spins some
Sunday, July 6 featuring some of
tunes. For the full schedule, please
the province’s best young beach
visit www.saublebeach.com.
volleyball talent. Show off your own
For those whose cottage and vacation skills and sign up for the Mixed
time finds them in Sauble for the 6’s and on Saturday, July 12, the
month of July, there’s plenty for you Ontario Summer Splash Series
to take part in every week. Tuesday stops in Sauble for a day of standwritten by Michelle Roebuck
for Sauble Signpost
up paddleboard (SUP)
races, demos and much
more.
Speaking of SUP, Sauble IN THIS ISSUE: EVENTS SCHEDULE, SUMMER SAFETY,
offers this and a variety DAYCARE UPDATE, CLASSIFIEDS, KIDSʼ CORNER & MORE...
of other water sports
for everyone to enjoy
including windsurfing,
boating or tubing down
the Sauble River.
Watercraft and SUP
rentals are available
at a number of
businesses.
If staying on dry land appeals to
you, Sauble Beach offers a variety
of shopping destinations to suit
any style. And if your tummy starts
growling, Sauble has four ice cream
shops with dozens of flavours, not to
mention one of the largest selections
of home baked squares and pies on
the South Bruce Peninsula.
There’s so much to do and the best
part – the parking is free! Whether
you’re young or young at heart,
make Sauble Beach your summer
destination in 2014.
For more information:
Sauble Chamber of Commerce:
www.saublebeach.com
Ontario Summer Splash Series:
www.ontariosupseries.com
Sauble River Marina: www.
saublerivermarina.com
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A note from the president
to tell you about 2014 Rib Tickler Comedy in Motion with
Canada’s favourite juggler, Bob Cates. This memorable
interactive comedy show includes advanced juggling, wild
Summer is here . . . no more
unicycling and balancing skills, black light laser effects
planning . . . time now to enjoy
and an insane 22 real plate spinning finale that you will
beautiful weather, great company,
remember forever.
delicious summertime food and
daily fun activities.
This highly interactive, fast paced show uses comedy and
advanced skills to keep audience members of all ages
One thing we can all be certain of in life, is change. We
on the edge of their seats right to the end. Normally you
are blessed in that our DNA is wired to allow evolution, to
would have the benefit of seeing Bob Cates perform as
be looking for new and better ways. One such change
the headliner on luxury cruise ships for Celebrity, Disney
at our doorstep is a change to our Lobster ‘n Laughs
or Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines ... we are extremely
summertime venue. The annual event of eating lobster
fortunate to have the exciting and fun talents of Bob Cates
on the beach was enjoyed but many; so why did it have to
perform at Sauble Beach Rib Tickler, August 7.
change? Cost ... the cost of hosting the event had become
so expensive that every time we sold a ticket - we lost a Rib Tickler 2014 - great company, delicious food and a fun
little money.
activity - . What a great way to kick-off 2014 Sandfest
Signature Festival.
We are excited to host 2014’s replacement venue; Rib
Tickler. Switching to a full course Rib Dinner has allowed Dinner and show tickets $45; show only tickets $25 (tax
us to drop the ticket price by over 20%; such is huge in included); available at Sauble Beach Tourism Services
today’s economy. Marry the delicious dinner with our 2014 office,www.saublebeach.com or Ticketscene.ca
Comedy Show and Silent Auction, and we are so excited
6 week event calendar
Sunday
written by Dale Robinson,
sauble Beach Chamber president
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SAUBLE BEACH
ANTIQUES 6th ANNUAL
SHOW & SALE, 8am
ARTISAN & CRAFT
SHOW at COMMUNITY
CENTRE, 10am
The Sauble Signpost is published by the Sauble
Beach Chamber of Commerce 8 times a year.
4,500 copies are printed by the Sun Media and
distributed via Canada Post to RR3 Wiarton,
RR1, RR2, and RR3 Hepworth, RR1 Sauble
Beach and General Delivery mail boxes in Sauble
Beach, Hepworth, Allenford and Shallow Lake.
Copies available for pick up at various businesses
in Sauble Beach and Hepworth, as well as the
Wiarton Echo.
-L.W.
-S.D.
I would love to see a play ground on
the beach by the bathroom pavilion in
front of the Catholic Church! I would
also like to see the old concession
stand that was right in the beach. As
a child we would go there every single
time we were at Sauble ( which was a
lot). Bring back classic Sauble!
Sauble Beach is my happy place.
It’s pristine beaches, warm positive
energy, and those magical sunsets
make it ideal for personal renewal.
Our family has treasured our time
here and we have so many fond
memories of good times filled with joy
and laughter.
-J.Z.
While getting rid of paid parking will
help to bring locals from the area back
into town, attracting families to make
this their vacation spot is becoming
increasingly difficult. If values are
established and the development
is planned and purposeful - we can
preserve the beautiful landscape
and provide the amenities and points
of interest that families look for in a
vacation spot.
-J.S.
I am a life -timer at the beach. What
would I like to see developed in
Sauble Beach? Things the way they
were in the past. Sidewalks, roads and
the beach cleaned and raked. Every
night. We have the most beautiful
beach in Ontario - lets keep it looking
that way.
-J.B.
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ANTIQUES 6th ANNUAL
SHOW & SALE, 8am
SHORELINE ARTISTS
TOUR
Wednesday
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WEAR SOCCER
UNIFORM – FREE
PRIZE! Giggles, 6pm
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ARCADE TOURNAMENT,
Giggles
PRIZE! Giggles, 6pm
CRUISE NIGHT 7pm
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WEAR SOCCER
UNIFORM – FREE
PRIZE! Giggles, 6pm
CRUISE NIGHT 7pm
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FREE RACING GAMES
ALL DAY, Giggles
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WEAR SOCCER
UNIFORM – FREE
PRIZE! Giggles, 6pm
Sauble needs the things we all drive
to Southampton and Port Elgin for.
Bring back the Pavillion, add a 24hour Laundromat. We need to sell
that eye sore of an amusement park
and use that land for something that
families will enjoy again. There is so
much work to be done, but we can
thrive again.
-L.S.
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FREE RACING GAMES
ALL DAY, Giggles
DESSERT BRIDGE,
12:30pm
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FREE RACING GAMES
ALL DAY, Giggles
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WEAR SOCCER
UNIFORM – FREE
PRIZE! Giggles, 6pm
CRUISE NIGHT 7pm
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WEAR SOCCER
UNIFORM – FREE
PRIZE! Giggles, 6pm
CRUISE NIGHT 7pm
Friday
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ARCADE TOURNAMENT, Sauble BEACH MARKET –
PAVILLION, 9am
Giggles
CRUISE NIGHT 7pm
CANADA DAY FESTIVITIES (2 days)
check saublebeach.com for start times and location
FREE RACING GAMES
ALL DAY, Giggles
Thursday
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT
8:30pm
CRUISE NIGHT 7pm
“What d e v e lo p ments would you like to see for Sauble Beach in 2015?”
One of my favorite memories was
when we went to the amusement
park. It is such a shame to see it not
being used to create those memories
for future generations. We still have
a competition of who can see the big
orange slide first when we are heading
up on a Friday night, I would love to
see it re-done.
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Readers were as ked to comment on the question
I would like to see a nature walk area
developed in the forest property that
lies west of Sauble Falls Parkway. A
great nature walk could be developed
help for people to enjoy without having
to travel away from Sauble Beach.
I would also like to see a buried
drainage ditch along the west side of
Lakeshore. This drainage would be
used to collect the surface water that
flows from the drainage ditches that
run throughout Sauble. This would
prevent the water running through the
-S.R.
beach, which now creates unsightly
and possibly unhealthy pools of water
I would add things like dune that kids play in.
awareness signage, new plants next
-R.C.
to the welcome sign to make the entry
look prettier, hanging plants on street
lights, have a free camp fire night, Something for the kids! Coming to
a nice sign on county road 8 saying Sauble Beach every year for the past
you are entering Sauble Beach...I like 30 years, I remember all the fun things
Sauble because of its more mature there used to be for young kids, mainly
environment.
the trampolines and amusement park.
It was a kids’ dream come true! Now
-J.G.
that I have a little one of my own, I feel
I would love to see bike lanes on bad that she will miss out on that end
Lakeshore - adding these would create of things. I think more families would
a safe, enjoyable road for everyone. If be attracted to the area if there were
they are fixing the road this spring, now more activities/attractions for little
ones.
is the time! Let’s keep the kids safe!
e
Jun
Tuesday
FREE RACING GAMES
ALL DAY, Giggles
LETTERS TO THE E D ITOR
I believe the beach would benefit
greatly from acquiring the land
that once housed the much-loved
amusement park. This eye sore is
doing a huge disservice to our town.
Driving into Sauble and seeing this
first makes us look like a DEAD town.
Literally anything that can be done
with the rest of that land would be
better than what is there now. It makes
me depressed to look at knowing how
much fun kids used to have there.
Monday
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BAGPIPES AT SUNSET
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SAUBLE BEACH
ANTIQUES 6th ANNUAL
SHOW & SALE, 8am
SAUBLE DUNES JAM
NIGHT, 9:30pm
DJ JOSEPH, 9:30pm
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BAGPIPES AT SUNSET
FAMILY MOVIE
NIGHT8:30pm
(MONSTERS UNIVERSITY)
SAUBLE DUNES JAM
NIGHT, 9:30pm
SAUBLE BEACH MARKET –
PAVILLION, 9am
ARCADE TOURNAMENT,Giggles
BAGPIPES AT SUNSET
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT 8:30pm
(CAPTAIN AMERICA: WINTER
SOLDIER)
SAUBLE DUNES JAM
NIGHT, 9:30pm
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SOLO LAWN BOWLING, 7pm
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT
8:30pm (CLOUDY WITH A
CHANCE OF MEATBALLS 2)
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SAUBLE BEACH MARKET PAVILLION, 9am
BAGPIPES AT SUNSET
WINE & CHEESE MYSTERY
DINNER
SAUBLE DUNES JAM
NIGHT, 9:30pm
SAUBLE DUNES LIVE
ENTERTAINMENT: OUR
SHOTGUN WEDDING
(EVENING)
SAUBLE DUNES:
KAREOKE (EVENING)
SAUBLE BEACH MARKET –
PAVILLION, 9am
SOLO LAWN BOWLING, 7pm
BAGPIPES AT SUNSET
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT
8:30pm (THE AMAZING
SPIDER MAN 2)
SAUBLE DUNES JAM
NIGHT, 9:30pm
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SOLO LAWN BOWLING, SAUBLE BEACH MARKET –
PAVILLION, 9am
7pm
BAGPIPES AT SUNSET
SAUBLE DUNES JAM
NIGHT, 9:30pm
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OVA VOLLEYBALL
TOURNAMENT
SHORELINE ARTISTS
TOUR
SAUBLE DUNES – DJ
JOSEPH, 9:30pm
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ONTARIO SUP RACE
SAUBLE DUNES – DJ
JOSEPH, 9:30pm
BBQ AT MEDICAL
CENTRE 11:30am
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SAUBLE DUNES
ENTERTAINMENT:
ESCAPADE (EVENING)
24
ARCADE TOURNAMENT,
Giggles
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT
8:30pm (MUPPETS
MOST WANTED)
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10
SAUBLE DQ LAWN BOWLING
TOURNAMENT, 10am
ARCADE TOURNAMENT,
Giggles
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SAUBLE DUNES
SAUBLE BEACH MARKET –
PAVILLION, 9am
SOLO LAWN BOWLING, 7pm
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Saturday
19
CHRISTMAS IN JULY
AT ST. PETERS BTL
ANGLICAN CHURCH
SAUBLE DUNES – DJ
JOSEPH, 9:30pm
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SAUBLE DUNES – DJ
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CIVIC HOLIDAY WEEKEND
check saublebeach.com for possible events
www. saublebeach.com
Something Old is New Again!
Do you remember the Sauble Calendar, Letters to the Editor,
Signpost - the newspaper from the Announcements, Signpost Snapshot,
Kid Zone, and a Crossword. Would
1960s? It is back in a very big way!
you like to see something else added
It was decided in May at the monthly
to the paper? We want your ideas!
Sauble Beach Chamber of Commerce
meeting that the newspaper needed a The Sauble Signpost Committee
Sarah Ashleyface-lift. A committee was formed and members are:
ideas have been flowing ever since! Hewitson, Crystal Gunson, Adam
The main goal is to ensure that the Mahy, and Julie Zeleny.
paper serves both the businesses and
We look forward to serving the
the community. Everyone’s positive
community and please let us know
opinions, comments, and suggestions
how we are doing! Contact us
are always welcome.
anytime; we count on your feedback!
New features include a Community [email protected]
email your feedback to [email protected]
Beach Photography ”One with Nature”
FAMILY PHOTOS AT THE BEACH ENGAGEMENTS WEDDINGS LANDSCAPES
June 519-422-2188 or [email protected] beachphotography.ca
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ST . PETER ’ S BY - THE - LAKE ANGLICAN CHURCH NE W S
written by June Manewell,
Church Warden for st. peter’s
This season is just flying by! We
now enter our third week of being
open at the beach.
Many exciting things are happening
now and in upcoming months. St.
Peter’s in partnership with the
Sauble Family Health Team will be
helping support families in our local
community. It is an exciting venture
for each of us. We will be holding
3 events during the summer to help
in the community. Please mark
your calendars: Saturday, July 19~
Christmas in July: a time of singing
our favourite Christmas carols and
songs, ecumenical worship, and
Christmas treats on the patio. The
evening will be topped off by the
movie, “The Christmas Shoes”.
Admission is a Christmas toy for
under the tree or donation to a Free
will offering. Saturday, August 2nd at
4:00 p.m. SING FOR YOUR SUPPER
with music and words by Father Mark
Curtis, The Singing Priest. We are
hoping for a special appearance
by the “Great One’s” father, Walter
Gretzky. It will be followed by a BBQ
on the patio.
Circle the afternoon of Sunday, church during the week and introduce
September 14th for a concert. Details yourself to them.
to follow.
If you have questions about our church
Just a Reminder that our church or parish check out our website: www.
worship BEGINS AT 9:00 A.M. at laamb.ca or call Brad at the cottage
7 Third Avenue N. We are in full 519-422-0050.
communion with the evangelical
Many blessings throughout the
Lutheran church of Canada. Everyone
summer!
is always welcome to worship with us
Sunday and join us refreshments and
fellowship on the patio following the
service.
Brad Johnson, summer lay pastor,
and his wife, Laura are here this
summer. Feel free to stop by the
C h urc h
D irectory
Hepworth Baptist Church
159 Queen St., W., Hepworth
Service: 10:30am & 7pm
hepworthbaptistchurch.weebly.com
519-935-2801
Holy Family Catholic Church
2nd Ave. and 4th St.
Open April - October,
Mass, Sunday 9am
Long weekends May, July, Aug, Sept.
Masses Sat. 5pm & Sun. 9am
Priests: The Diocese of Hamilton
519-376-0778
North Sauble Community Church
Interdenominational
911 King Edward Drive
(beyond the “Y” on Lakeshore Blvd)
Sunday Service 10:30am
Summer months only
Christ the King Lutheran Chapel
Sauble Falls (just over the bridge)
Sunday worship: 10am
Followed by fellowship hour
Summer intern: John Graham
519-422-1760
Celebrating our 50th Anniversary
Huron Feathers
Presbyterian Church
303 Lakeshore Blvd. N. (at 3rd St.)
Service overlooking Lake Huron
Sauble Beach Services, Sunday 10 am
Summer Months only
St. Peter’s by-the-Lake
Anglican Church
7 Third Avenue North
519-422-0050
Summer Lay Pastor: Brad Johnson
First Sunday in May - Thanksgiving
9am June - Labour Day
9:30am for other months
South Sauble Community Church
Interdenominational
Turn right onto 16th St. off
Southampton Pkwy to #911 sign #579
Sunday Service 10:30am
Summer months (May 18 to August 30)
Pastor list posted at the Church.
l o c a l D J i s a b o u t t o h av e
t h e w o r l d at h i s f e e t
written by Sarah Ashley-Hewitson
for Sauble Signpost
Drive, dedication, determination –
words best used to describe Sauble
Beach local Jason Jenings. To know
Jason, is to know that he is relentless
in chasing his dreams – giving up is
not an option. He is no stranger to
the electronic music world, and is
hard at work once again after landing
his own show on a New York City
radio station.
Jason has been DJing since 1999,
and took on the producer role in
2013. When asked about how he
got started, Jenings takes a deep
breath. “It began around age 12 – I
was fascinated with messing around
with cassette tapes. I would take a
sample of one song and add it to the
parts of another and make my own
tracks. From there, I started to grasp
the art of beat matching. I only had
a single record player at the time, so
I would play a song on the cassette
deck and then try to mix in the other
song with the record player. It was
a lot of trial and error,” he says with
a laugh. “Eventually I mastered it
when I was able to purchase proper
equipment. In 2002 I acquired Technic
decks and an amazing mixing board
– this was a huge moment for me as
that equipment was so expensive. It
was hard to contain my excitement!”
He notes that the scene has changed
since 1999, stating, “it is truly amazing
how much dance music has evolved.
Back then it wasn’t played on local
radio or even in TV commercials.
Now it is the fastest growing music
genre worldwide. It’s universal.”
Jenings has taken a break over the
years from his music. He worked in
the corporate world for a while. “It
was a great experience and I truly
excelled, but I didn’t love it.” He
explains that he suffered from an
injury on-the-job a short time later,
and that “the recovery process gave
me a chance to re-evaluate my life.
Dance music has always been in my
blood - I wasn’t done with it. With the
support of my family I decided to get
back into it full time.”
Jason’s decision has obviously paid
off. After taking an audio engineering
course in 2013, he began to produce
his own tracks. Since then, ITunes
has picked up two of his songs
“Rise” and “How You Are” – the rest
of the record will be released through
Hanmarica later this year. “My biggest
goal is to become a renowned DJ and
Producer. I want to travel the world
and play for thousands of fans in one
venue. If I keep my head down and
continue to work hard, the rest will
follow.” It is Jason’s strong sense of
self and positive attitude that have
clearly gotten him to this point – traits
that anyone looking to get into music
should possess. His advice to those
coming up in the industry? Work hard.
“It is a hard business and you’ve got
to have the drive and determination
to succeed. There are thousands of
DJs and producers out there trying
to do exactly the same thing. You
have to set yourself apart from the
rest. You’ve got to have your own
sound. You’ve got to sell yourself
as a brand, and you literally have
to be able to play every role – DJ,
producer, promoter, marketer, and be
able to network. Conquer these and
have a great support team – it makes
all the difference.”
Everyone measures the idea of
success differently – when asked what
his formula was, “it’s pretty simple,” he
says. “Success is measured by how
much you put into something. If you
give 110% and are passionate about
what you are doing, you will succeed.”
Adding “positive visualization is key.
In order to get to where you want to
be, you have to picture yourself at
the end result.” Clearly success is
Notice
Readers should note that any statements or
opinions in any advertisement or article in
the Sauble Signpost are those of the writer or
advertiser and do not necessarily reflect the
views of the staff of the Sauble Signpost or
the Sauble Beach Chamber of Commerce
happening for Jason. Recently, he
secured residency on Party 103 – a
New York City dance station. Since
his first show on May 28th, he has
signed on for an exclusive streaming
channel. It plays 24/7 and features
special events, guest mixes, and
his own releases. In addition to all
of this, he will be featured on In Live
Sessions, which is being broadcasted
from Venezuela to Spain, Brazil,
Germany, the Netherlands, and
Mexico. “It’s all happening so fast!”
he exclaims. “But it’s going well, I
know I’ll get there.”
Be sure to check out Jason’s live
set at Sauble Beach’s Canada Day
festivities – June 30th at 10:25pm.
For more information on Jason, you
can visit:
www.lunaticrecordings.com
www.twitter.com/djjasonjenings
www.soundcloud.com/jason-jenings
www.reverbnation.com/jasonjenings
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HOME SECURITY TIPS
SAUBLE SINGERS ’ U p d a t e ,
TICKETS NO W AVAILABLE
Saturday, August 23rd at 7:00 p.m.
in the Sauble Community Centre.
She will be retiring as director after
The Sauble Singers are now half
18 years in this position. Patricia’s
way through their practices for their
love of music, life and laughter will be
cabaret entitled, MEMORIES. This
greatly missed.
will be a special concert to celebrate
the many choir memories that have Tickets are now available through
been created by choir director, choir members or by calling
Patricia Spencer. Patricia will be 519-534-3536 for a wonderful evening
taking her last step off the podium of entertainment and refreshments.
following this year’s performance on
In light of recent break and enters in the
area; the South Bruce Ontario Provincial
Police (OPP) is offering residents
the following tips to help protect your
property.
written by J. Manewell
for SAUBLE SINGERS
email your submissions for the
August Sauble Signpost by July 9th
to [email protected]
• Tall trees, shrubs and fences create
hiding spots for criminals. Keep your
landscaping neatly groomed and
consider a shorter fence.
written by Joan Groves
for SAUBLE medical clinic
Serving Grey & Bruce Counties Since 1973
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Member of OPCA
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Call or email
Call or email
for equipment
&
for equipment &
aggregate price lists
aggregate price lists
[email protected]
[email protected]
519-934-2080
519-934-2080Phone/Fax
Phone/Fax
Tenbergen Mechanical
Gas & Propane Furnaces & Fireplaces
Water Heaters In Floor Radiant Heat
Heating or A/C Problems? Call us
Ted Tenbergen
(519)935-2433 (519)270-3673 (cell)
Sauble Beach, Ont.
• Keep the grass cut or keep the
driveway shovelled and don’t let the
mail accumulate if you’re going to be
away.
• Engrave identifying marks on your
Please Note: The Sauble Signpost does its best to include articles, submissions and
photos. However due to limited space, submissions may be held until further printing.
Greetings! Our “Master Gardener”
Cecil, has been hard at work
preparing the flower beds around
the clinic building. Looking good,
Cecil! Our Annual Fundraiser BBQ
is on Friday, July 25 – 11am to 2pm.
This fundraiser is to raise money to
complete our 4,000 sq. ft. of unfinished
area so it can be leased/rented out.
The Sauble Sunset Cruisers Antique
Cars will be on display along with the
Sauble Beach Station 40 Fire truck.
Tax receipts issued for donations
of $25.00 or more on request. The
Sauble Area Medical Clinic is a nonprofit charitable organization with
any profits being donated back to
the local registered charities. The
clinic and it’s tenants are a large part
of our community. Your support is
appreciated.
Sauble Cross
Country Ski
Club
written by Jo-Ann Sheridan
for Sauble Ski Club
THANK YOU - The Sauble Cross
Country Ski Club would like to thank
everyone that volunteered their time,
donated items to maximize the profit of
sales for the garage sale recently held
this past May long weekend - the club
appreciated all the support in many
different ways and the results were
realized in sales of over $3900.00.
This shot is from the inside of the Ski
Chalet as it was set up for the sale
on Friday and Saturday - many more
items were displayed outside in the
beautiful sunny but cool weather.
property. This makes it easier for
police to identify your belongings if
they are stolen.
• Make sure the outside lights work and
use them to deter low light visitors.
• Know your neighbours and watch for
suspicious people or activity on your
block.
• Don’t leave valuables in plain sight
and don’t hide a spare house key
outside.
• If you’re planning a trip, be careful
who you tell. Try not to advertise
your absence with electronic or
answering machine messages.
SAUBLE AREA ME D ICAL
CLINIC INC . R e p o r t
Driveway Installation
Shoreline Erosion Work
Excavation
/ Lot Preparation
Driveway
Installation
Ditching /Erosion
Trenching
/ Drainage
Shoreline
Work
Sweeping -/ Hard
& Soft Surface
Excavation
Lot Preparation
Line Painting
/ Cold/ Patch
Repair
Ditching
/ Trenching
Drainage
Septic Pumpking
Installation
Sweeping
- Hard &/ Soft
Surface/ Repairs
Line
Painting
/ Cold
Patch /Repair
Sewer
& Water
Hookups
Sand Points
Septic
Pumping
/ Installation
/ Repairs
Landscaping
/ Ponds
/ Retaining
Walls
Sewer
& Water
Hookups
/ Sand Points
Aggregates
On-site
for Pick-up
or Delivery
Landscaping
/ Ponds
/ Retaining
Screened Topsoil
/ Mulch
/ SandWalls
/ Stone, etc.
Aggregates
On-site
for Pick-up
or Delivery
Fuel & Oil Tank
Removal
/ Remediation
Screened Topsoil / Mulch / Sand / Stone, etc.
24 Hr Emergency Response Petroleum Clean-ups
Fuel & Oil Tank Removal / Remediation
and more.....
24 Hr Emergency Response Petroleum Clean-ups
and more….
• Lock the doors and windows, even
if you’re going out for a short time.
Consider using quality locks and a
deadbolt on each outside door.
Break ins are a crime of opportunity,
that you can help control. Suspicious
vehicles or people should be reported
to police.
‘Jim’
Qual
Terry and Catherine Arnold have pulled
together approximately 375 players
ranging from age 3 - 17 to form the
Sauble Soccer who play on the fields
behind the school. Without the support
of team sponsors from area businesses,
coaches, and parent volunteers none
of this would happen. Many thanks
go out to everyone involved including
the players and spectators for making
this sports venture well on the road to
another successful season.
The South Bruce OPP is requesting
anyone with information that can assist
police to call 1-888-310-1122. Should
you wish to remain anonymous, you can
call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477
(TIPS) or send a web-tip to crimestopgb.org, where you may be eligible to
receive a cash reward of up to $2,000.
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ECRA/ESA License # 7003132
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written by J. Manewell
for SAUBLE Signpost
Anyone interested in more information
on crime prevention tips can check
online at http://www.opp.ca/.
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Sauble
Soccer
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U nd e r Way
935-2556
John Close, Mayor
Email your submissions
for the August Sauble
Signpost by July 9th to
[email protected]
Salon & Mobile Spa Services
Jane Weber Esthetics
Please Note: The Sauble Signpost
does its best to include articles,
submissions and photos. However
due to limited space, submissions
may be held until further printing.
CERTIFIED ESTHETICIAN
519-379-0063
[email protected]
15 Bunnyview Dr., Sauble Beach
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C a n a d a D ay !
Canada Day is upon us once again
and the beach is buzzing with activity.
Thousands are expected to flock to
Sauble to spend their long weekend
and start summer vacation. Let the
celebrations begin!
The festivities begin Monday June
30th at 6pm with several Bagpipe
groups and highland dancers
The Sauble Beach Chamber of performing a variety of classics and
Commerce, together with PEAK ending with a parade march along
the beach. Our National Anthem and
fireworks will start at 10pm, and
be sure to check out a special
live performance by DJ Jason
Jenings at 10:25pm – we’ll see
you there!
TThe activites continue on
Tuesday, July 1st with children’s
entertainment and activities; and
following throughout the day are
live bands, birthday cake, evening
car show and street dance.
2014 CANADA DAY festivities
presented BY
Dr. Kevin Belbeck
Dr. Jane Burgess
GREY-BRUCE SEPTIC SERVICES
SEPTIC & HOLDING TANKS PUMPED
COMPANION ANIMAL PRACTICE
www.sbph.ca
516 Sauble Falls Parkway
519-422-3164
• Pet Food Supplies • Puppy Classes • Laser Therapy • Laser Surgery
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2014 CANADA DAY FESITVITIES
Point Real Estate Brokerage, proudly
present an exciting line up of events to
bring out the Canadian in everyone!
CANADA DAY festivities SPONSORED BY PEAK POINT REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE
Monday, June 30
6 - 9:30pm, Bagpipe Clans, several local bagpipe clans
& highland dancers perform a variety of classic songs,
finished by a parade march along the beach.
9:30 - 10pm, MPP, dignitaries, MC
10pm, National Anthem - Oh Canada!
10pm, Fireworks
10:25 - 11:30pm, Live Performance with DJ Jason Jenings
Tuesday, July 1
10:30am - 4pm, Children’s Entertainment, and Activiites
7 - 10pm, Car Show, Motorcycle Show ‘n Shine weekly venue & Street Dance
*Bands & times subject to change, please check website
for details and additions - saublebeach.com
GREY-BRUCE
“Don’t worry - we’ll hurry”
519-422-1220
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Great Room: 14’-8” x 18’-1”
Kitchen: 10’-1” x 10’-6”
Nook: 10’-1” x 8’-4”
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Davis
Garage: 18’-5” x 22’-2”
Phone:
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The Chesley Community
Amabel-Sauble
Community
School
Grade 7/8 Winterfest
Fundraiser
Chesley
Community
Classic
is Back
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Community
School The
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Chesley
Community
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Community
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Community
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Grade7/8
7/8Winterfest
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Classic
isis Back
Grade
7/8
Winterfest
Fundraiser
The
Chesley
Commuat noon. All of the racing of our sponsors, dedicated
Classic
Back
With great support from the Maximum ISP
South
Bruce
Property
The Chesley Commuat noon. All of the racing of our sponsors, dedicated
Rentals Available
With great support from the
community, the grade 7/8s
had a successful fundraiser
this year at Winterfest. The
Maximum ISP
Penny Kewaquom
KK Hair
Sauble Beach Motorsports
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South
Bruce
Property
Mgmt.
Shalom Deer Farm
Giggles Arcade
The Chesley Community Classic is back after a 5
year hiatus. We are thrilled
to bring back the race on
at noon. All of the racing
fun begins at 1:30 pm in the
Rotary Park. The 5K and
10K course will take you
of our sponsors, dedicated
volunteers and race participants. Your generosity and
support of this event is so
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Sauble Sandpiper’s
L aw n B o w l i n g C l u b
written by Joan Wilson
for Sauble Sandpipers
Did you know that in the sport of
lawn bowling men, women and teens
compete equally? Like curling, lawn
bowling is a game of both finesse and
skill and you can play for recreation or
for competition.
Everyone is welcome to stop by
Monday and Friday evenings or
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons to
watch or join in a game. We’ll even
throw in some free coaching and the
bowls needed to play. No partner is
needed – just wear flat-soled shoes
or sneakers. We welcome members
from Wiarton and the Peninsula!
Veronica Jackson and Murray Trask
of the Saugeen Club took first place
winning all 3 games. Sauble’s John
and MaryAnn Van Rooyen took 2nd
and Ken Martin and Pat Smith of
Chesley placed 3rd. Meaford’s Gladys
William and Donna Eagles took 4th
prize and last in the money was the
team of Eric Weatherall and Johnna
Hoita from Chesley.
June 19th was a tournament
sponsored by Dave and Stacie Fretz
of Fretz Valu-Mart.
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Favourite Beach Memory:
W h at e v e r I c an r e m e m b e r
b e tw e e n 1993 a n d 1 9 9 8
Song of the week:
A n y s o n g b y Gwa r
President Janet
Duncan
can
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(519) 422-1408.
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Wednesday July 9th is the Sauble
Dairy Queen Tournament sponsored
by Bev Buckton and Family. Drop by!
SOLO is played every Wednesday
Our first tournament in 2014 was night until September at the Lawn
perfect bowling weather and was co- Bowling Clubhouse. $2.00 includes
sponsored by Wally Cromie Memorial cash prizes and refreshments. We
and MacBeth’s Café and Bakery.
welcome any skill level from beginner
to experts for a 7 p.m. start. June 5
saw Bette Mortley
and Bill Staubitz
tie for the most
Solos.
Most
games ended in
a 3-way tie for
Sharon
Beatty,
Bev Neely and
John Peters.
Children’s Book
Uses Rap & Rhyme to
Inspire Young Minds
S a u b l e B ea c h
From the Lions Den!
and understanding with the students.
So, if you see the students, please
say,” Hello” and learn about them and
Lion Moira Kempster recently received
their countries.
the Town of South Bruce Peninsula
Volunteer of the Year Award! Lion Moira The Lions will be hosting an ALL YOU
has been a Lion for fifteen years and CAN EAT: SPHAGHETTI DINNER on
has attained District status as Zone Thursday, July 10th at the Community
and Region Chair Person as well as Center from 5pm to 7pm. This event
2nd Vice District Governor. Her work is in place of our Annual Fish Fry that
with the Global Membership Team is not available. Please com out and
and as a Guiding Lion has made Lion have a feast for only $9.00, UNDER
Moira an extremely valuable asset 10 yrs. $5.00, UNDER 5 yrs. FREE!
both locally and at the District levels.
On Monday June 9, Lions’ Lesley
The “Charlie Shaw” 40th Lions Youth Wood, Moira Kempster, Jim Rose and
Exchange Camp will take place at the Gary Wood received the 2014 Ontario
Bluewater Outdoor Centre from July Volunteer Service Award at the OSCVI
11th to the 18th. Students from around in Owen Sound. They were nominated
the world 16-21 years old will gather to by their club and recognized by the
see our wonderful part of the world. We province of Ontario for YEARS OF
look forward in exchanging knowledge VOLUNTEER SERVICE!
written by Gary Wood
for SAUBLE lions club
519.797.3431
1.800.328.1327
177 High St.
Southampton ON
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Singing has long been used as
a memory tool. We are taught the
alphabet song at an early age and
continue to memorize our favourite
song lyrics as we grow up. The
3R’s Read Rap and Rhyme with
Grammy and Me brings together
easy to follow raps and rhymes that
encourages young children to sing
along!
The 3R’s Read Rap and Rhyme
with Grammy and Me by Betty V.
Groff has two charming stories of
a Grandmother’s many adventures
with her grandson. This book is a
perfect read for children just learning
to read and to inspire younger ones
to pick up on rhyming words. It
will enhance a child’s memory and
rhyming skills as well as identify
the special relationship between a
Grandmother and her grandson. Its
colourful cover draws the eye to the
inner pages where the two stories
unfold. It is published by Friesen
Press and Illustrated by Denis
Proulx.
Betty V. Groff lives permanently in
Sauble Beach where she enjoys
walks with her dog, writes poetry,
children’s books and short stories.
The arrival of her grandson sparked
SAUBLE &
AREA MEN ’ S
CLUB
written by Jack Fearnall
for Sauble & Area Men’s Club
The Sauble & Area Men’s Club is an
active group of men whose motto is
Men Exemplifying Neighborliness and
Service. It is open to all men who
have an interest in good camaraderie
while providing volunteer service
to the community. It also presents
an opportunity for personal growth
through educational trips and tours
while offering times for fellowship and
activities that are both enjoyable and
entertaining.
Already this year we have journeyed to
Mount Hope for a tour of the Canadian
Heritage Warplane Museum as well
as a trip to the Drayton Theatre for a
performance of ‘South Pacific’. Two
dinner meetings have given opportunity
for learning and dining while a pancake
breakfast raised funds for the local
Scout Troup. The Sauble Falls Parkway
is now clean and free of trash thanks to
the work of many club members.
a new interest in her writing to that
of capturing those special, simple,
everyday adventures spent with a
grandchild.
During the Summer and Fall 2014,
the Author will be reading and signing
her books at various Bruce County
Library Branches during children’s
story time. Check dates and times
with the various branches or see
Betty’s web site, www.bettyvgroff.
com for dates and times.
Her book can be purchased locally
in Sauble Beach at Log Cabin
Antiques, in Wiarton at the IDA
Rexall Pharmacy or from www.
freisenpress.com and www.Amazon.
ca. Also available in EBook.
The 50/50 Draw at Sauble Speedway
is under way. Look for the Lions selling
a chance to win the prize at EVERY
race this year. Funds raised go to local
community projects.
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Golf is a passion for numerous
members and takes place every
Thursday morning at the Chesley Lake
Golf Course. Some are working on
their game for our annual tournament
held in early September. This year
horseshoes has been added to our
activity list and takes place every
Wednesday evening at 6:15 beside
the Sauble Beach Community Centre.
On the Canada Day weekend the men
manned a barbecue at the Artisan and
Craft Show with the money raised
going to local charities. Lawn Bowling
also took place in June and in August
we have our annual Bocce Tournament
as well as work with the County on the
collecting of hazardous waste. It is a
busy time for the club members and
they volunteer as much as possible.
If what we do interests you please
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announcements
90th Birthdays On Sunday, May 25th McLaren’s
Pipes & Drums (Wiarton) & Grey County Highlanders
(Owen Sound), & friends came together at the
Hepworth Legion to celebrate the 90th birthdays
of Harvey & Helen Brush of Olipahnt. Harvey is
currently the Pipe Major of McLaren’s Pipes &
Drums & a member of Grey County Highlanders.
HALL RENTAL AVAILABLE
Large hall available for weddings,
anniversary parties or club functions.
Club room also available for smaller
functions, birthday parties etc.
The Royal Canadian Legion, 9 Legion
Rd, Hepworth. Catering available.
Call - 519-935-2902
Email - [email protected]
hepworthshallowlakelegion.ca
FRESH START CLEANING
Residential – Small Office – Cottages
Comparable Rates – Friendly Service
Call for your cleaning needs.
Laurie Sweeney 519-422-3094
O bituaries
FLEET, Dennis Anthony peacefully with family by his side at the Grey Bruce Health
Services Wiarton Sunday morning May 25, 2014. Dennis Fleet of Oliphant in his 69th
year. Beloved husband of Brenda (nee Bowman). Loving father of Jason and his wife
Maria of Woodstock and Karry of Oliphant. Special grandfather of Logan. Cherished
son of Marie (Steffler) Fleet of Kitchener and brother of Karen Ahrens (Barry McMillan)
of New Hamburg. Predeceased by his father Anthony Fleet. Private family funeral
arrangements entrusted to the DOWNS AND SON FUNERAL HOME, Hepworth.
Memorial contributions to the Wiarton Hospital or Diabetes Association would be
appreciated. Messages of condolence are welcome at www.downsandsonfuneralhome.
com A tree will be planted in the Memorial Forest of the Grey Sauble Conservation
Foundation in memory of Dennis by the DOWNS AND SON FUNERAL HOME.
The bands entertained the guests of honour with
some familiar tunes. A little food, a little drink, & lots
of camaraderie rounded out a pleasant afternoon.
Congratulations Harvey & Helen!
CLASSIFIEDS
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COTTAGE SERVICES
- Cottage Plumbing Help
- Cottage Openings & Closings
- Property Checks
- Trojan UV Water Systems & Lamps
Contact “Tim”
TEB SOLUTIONS
519-934-1717
www.tebsolutions.ca
10 minutes from Sauble Beach
Business? Items for sale?
Garage Sale? Help Wanted?
Purchase your classified ad,
NELSON, Reta Marie at the Grey Bruce Health Services in Owen Sound Friday
morning June 6, 2014. Reta Nelson (nee Potter) of RR 2, Allenford in her 87th year.
Wife of the late Lyle Nelson (1992). Loved mother of Carol and her friend Jerry
Sprung, Allen, Mary and her husband Bill Stewart all of Elsinore and Lynn and her
husband David White of Owen Sound. Lovingly remembered by her 10 grandchildren
and 13 great grandchildren. Predeceased by her sisters Doris Peacock and Sybil
Cullen. Friends called at the DOWNS AND SON FUNERAL HOME, Hepworth on
Tuesday morning from 10:00 until 11:00 a.m. Funeral service was conducted Tuesday
at 11:00 a.m. with Rev. Jack Fearnall officiating. Interment Hillcrest Cemetery, Tara.
Expressions of remembrance to Grey Bruce Health Services Owen Sound would
be appreciated. Messages of condolence may be sent to the family throughwww.
downsandsonfuneralhome.com A tree will be planted in the memorial forest of the
Grey Sauble Conservation Foundation in memory of Reta by the DOWNS AND SON
FUNERAL HOME.
call 519-422-2457 for more
information or email
[email protected]
Reserve a spot for your
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engagement, marriage or
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experiencing south bruce
p e n i n s u l a s a f e ly
the local water conditions before you
head out and always make sure your
children are wearing a lifejacket or a
Exploring our beautiful Bruce
personal flotation device even if they
Peninsula should always include a
are just playing on the beach and not
visit to one of our beautiful, clean
in the water.
beaches on a hot summer day.
Please be aware and careful when If you’re not going to the beach,
swimming and playing near the another great way to experience the
water’s edge. Many beach goers Bruce Peninsula is by taking a hike
underestimate the power of Mother on the Bruce Trail. Do remember that
Nature and don’t realize how risky this area is one of the last wilderness
playing in the waves can be. When areas in Southwestern Ontario and
the waves hit the shoreline and head therefore cellular phone coverage is
back out, it creates a rip current, limited and in some areas completely
also known as an undertow. A rip non-existent. If you are camping or
current does not pull people under hiking, you cannot rely on your cell
the water, rather it pulls people phone or cellular GPS to find your
away from the shore. According to way back to safety. Always travel in
the National Drowning Prevention pairs and stay on a trail. Make sure
Alliance if you find yourself stuck in a that someone knows where you are
rip current you need to remain calm going and when you expect to return.
and swim parallel to the shore until If you become lost or separated do
you’re out of the current. Then swim not continue to walk. Stay where you
at an angle away from the current are and wait for help to arrive.
until you reach the beach. If you see Having a campfire and watching
someone struggling in a rip current, some fireworks are an integral
do not run into the water after them. part of the South Bruce Peninsula
Instead, call 911 and yell instructions experience. We would like to give you
on how to get out. Many people have a reminder with regards to Fireworks
died trying to rescue their friends By-law 102-2010 & Open Air Burning
and family from rip currents. Strong By-law 17-2013; If you’re planning
waves can also quickly change the to have fireworks, be sure that you
depth of the water and the locations have the property owners permission
of sand bars making the waters depth and please note that without a
go from a few feet to six feet in a permit, fireworks may only be set off
matter of moments. Be sure to check on Monday June 30, 2014, Tuesday
written by Daniel Robinson
for Town of South Bruce Peninsula
When hiking the ‘Bruce’ you cannot rely on your cell phone or GPS, don’t travel alone
July 1, 2014 (Canada Day), Thursday
July 3, 2014, and Friday July 4, 2014
(Independence Day) between 7PM
& 11PM. Also, please note that all
recreational fires (campfires) must
be no larger than 2ft x 2ft x 2ft and
contained in a noncombustible
burning device having a clearance
of at least 13 feet. Always burn only
clean dry wood. Campfires may not
be lit if winds are 20km/hr+, or if it is
raining, or foggy or if there is a smog
alert that has been issued, and an
adult must control and supervise the
fire at all times with an effective fire
extinguisher immediately available. If
there is a fire ban in effect, there will be
absolutely no burning or campfires. If
you have any questions or concerns
with regards to the Open Air Burning
by-law 17-2013 or the Fireworks bylaw 102-2010, please give us a call
at 519-534-1400 x 133 or go to our
website www.southbrucepeninsula.
com
Stay safe and have fun this summer
experiencing the Town of South
Bruce Peninsula.
FREE all day parking
on Lakeshore Blvd,
the Municipal Lots and
the Boat launch
FREE 2 hour parking
on Main Street and
2nd Ave South & North
Sauble Beach
Pizza Pizza HOurs
11am - 10pm sun. - THurs.
11am - midnigHT Fri. & saT.
660 Main St., Sauble Beach, ON N0H 2G0
Parking is not
permitted between
2am and 7am
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5 Honeybee genus
9 Bakery fixture
13 Seed husk
17 Still snoozing
18 Coin now retired
19 Tiny rodent
20 Large Mexican rodent
21 Kind (of transportation,
e.g.)
22 Source of sugar
23 She in Soissons
24 Hearing-related
25 Northern B.C. port (2
wds.)
28 Ballet step
30 Says
31 Okanagan winter time
32 Enzyme that digests
lactose
36 Takes for granted
39 Having great impact
40 Nfld. painter
43 Wordless okay
44 Volcano output
45 Rowing blades
46 Store transaction
47 Recycling container
48 Stood up
49 Bender
50 Believer: suffix
51 Vehicle
52 Prov. with Algonquin Park
53 Sigh of relief
54 Pie crust
56 Captain’s record book
57 Personal pronoun
60 Psst!
61 Furry pet
62 Onion cousin
63 Brain test, briefly
65 White as a sheet
68 Adds: ___ up
69 Sponsors’ spots
70 Detest
71 Arouse
72 Train station (Fr.)
73 Glide downhill
74 Deck wood
75 Tan preventer
77 Voter
79 Assign responsibility (for
something) 80 Weeding
implement
81 Autocrat’s decrees
85 Fossil fuel
86 Talking
89 Nfld. island
92 Iraq’s neighbour
94 Coup d’___
95 Taj Mahal site
96 Inuit individual
97 Long African river
98 To be (Fr.)
99 Take a sudden breath
100 Lug
101 Like venison
102 Necessity
103 Love symbol
Down
1 Pitches a tent
2 Stop at a premature stage
3 Radio, TV, internet, etc.
4 Toothless
5 Approach or enter
6 Bartlett or Anjou
7 First Nation of N Quebec
8 Put one foot in front of the
other
9 Plainly apparent
10 Electrical unit
11 L
12 Margaret Laurence’s
hometown
13 Most misused punctuation
mark
14 Lab rodent
15 Here (Fr.)
16 Meech, to the QuÈbÈcois
26 That’s life: ___ la vie
27 S
29 Top card
32 Romantic or familial
feeling
33 (At) a great distance
34 Certain
35 If all ___ fails ...
37 Chronic national issue
38 Not stereo
39 History’s focus
40 Pounds per square inch
41 Rough file
42 Banff’s prov.
44 Lengthy
47 Entomb
48 Plant feeders
49 Prov. with least fog
51 Egyptian sun deity
53 Yes votes
55 City of SE Quebec
56 Overdue
57 Doc
58 Go first
59 Greek cheese
61 Bottle stopper
62 Superior or Louise
64 Mongolian tent
65 S. African fox
66 Render speechless
67 Clue
68 Art of softening the
message
70 What is inherited by a
person or country
72 Developer of Java
programming language
73 Nfld. nogoodnik
74 Musical finish
76 Him (Fr.)
77 Many epochs
78 Examined
80 Sweetener from hives
82 Stogie
83 Main body part
84 Button alternatives
86 Serene
87 Kitchen ending?
88 Not at all abundant
89 In good physical condition
90 Artist Yoko ___
91 Stomach
93 Long, narrow inlet
JULY FAMILY
SCAVENGER HUNT
Each week in July, there will be a FAMILY SCAVENGER
HUNT presented by Beach Photography “One with
Nature”.
The quiz / answer sheet and Sauble Guide can be
picked up only at the Information Centre located in
the Medical Centre any time on Saturday after 10:30
a.m. All answer sheets for the weekly contest must be
returned to the Information Centre only by NO LATER
THAN 3:30 p.m. the following Friday.
There will be a new FAMILY SCAVENGER HUNT for the
month of August with different sponsors.
Come explore the beach and check out the local
businesses from The Sauble Falls to the main area of
town. ENJOY and most of all HAVE FUN!
June Manewell
Here is one Bonus clue:
Where would you
find this?
WEEKLY BUSINESS SPONSORS
June 21: SOLA’S Grill
June 27: Lakeside Viilage
July 4: Cabana Beach House and Dairy Queen
July 11: The Sweet Life and Sauble Guardian Pharmacy
July 18: Beach Flix Video
July 25: Luscious Bakery and Putterama Mini Golf
Special thanks to the above sponsors for their support.
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AUGUST 7
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VARIETY
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Happy Hour, 5:30
Rib Dinner, 6:30
FULL COURSE DELICIOUS
Comedy Variety Show, 8:30
Silent Auction, 5:30 to 8:30
Dinner and Show
Show Ticket
FEATURING BOB CATES
GREAT PRIZES FROM MANY LOCAL MERCHANTS
45
$
25
$
(TAX INCLUDED)
Sauble Tourist Information Booth or
online at www.saublebeach.com or at Ticketscene.ca
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT:
Editor Sarah Ashley-Hewitson
[email protected]
Designer & Ad Editor Crystal Gunson
[email protected]
Bulletin Photographer June Manewell,
Beach Photography “One with Nature”
519-422-2188
Sauble Beach Chamber of Commerce
519-422-2457
President Dale Robinson
[email protected]
Accounting Inquiries
[email protected]
Administration
[email protected]
Information
[email protected]
Sauble Beach Information Centre
519-422-1262
How we are doing?
We count on your feedback
[email protected]
Accounting, Bookkeeping,
Credit/Collections
Services
Accounting,
Bookkeeping,
Credit/Collections Services
Chuck Coote
Chuck Coote
phone: 519.534.5395
e/m: [email protected]
phone:
519.534.5395
e/m: [email protected]