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MY GOODNESS,HAS IT REALLYBEEN THAT LONG?A number of faithfulreaders have been re-minding us lately thatit’s been over fourmonths since weheard any more ofthe City Boy’s adven-tures and they’rewaiting to hear whathappened next fromour last installment. Imust confess that itdidn’t seem that longago that we left poorSiegfried standing on his nose in the Trinity College quad-rangle at the University of Toronto, the victim of youngRitchie and his U of T Engineering cohorts. You can refreshyour memory by reading Issue # 991 (May 14, 2015) either inhard copy or online at our website, www.islandclippings.comarchives.
For those who might not be familiar with the story line,Siegfried was the City Boy’s very first car, a beat-up, worn-out, bedraggled 1963 Hillman Minx that took the City Boyand his young friends on a series of zany adventures. Bymodern automotive standards, Siegfried lived a relativelyshort and trouble-filled life, but it was also a life full of mad-ness and mayhem for all who entered through his doors – orin some cases, his windows.
And most ofSiegfried’s mad ad-ventures had twoother things in com-mon: a couple of wildIrish lads by thename of Dermot andConnor McCluskeywho lived across thestreet, and whosefearsome, tempera-mental father, MIS-TER (and don’t youforget it, boyo!) Mc-Cluskey, I had some-how bamboozled intoselling me his pox-
scarred wreck of a car. Little did I realize that both MISTER(and don’t you forget it, boyo!) McCluskey and his Missusprobably laughed themselves silly every night, thinking aboutTHAT particular con job! Clearly Dermot and Connor werethe apples that didn’t fall far from the family tree! Larcenyand conniving ran in their blood!
Dermot and Connor were the perfect devils with whom tohatch my plan of revenge and retribution for the outragecommitted on poor Siegfried that fateful night at Trinity Col-lege. We wanted to strike back, but not in any kind of vicious,nasty way. We weren’t out to do actual damage, but rathertrading prank for prank. We plotted and schemed for weeksbefore finally agreeing on a workable plan. But we’d needmore friends to pull it off so the lads quietly enlisted the helpof our friends Davey and Raymond, both of whom were ac-
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tually really nice guys and good kids, but like me and appar-ently everyone else, they simply could not resist the magicspell cast by those nefarious Irish brothers. They too werevictims of that Irish charm, but they were also on board!Better yet, they had access to the tools we’d need to executeour evil plan.
Now don’t even THINK of trying this nowadays, kids!
It was a dark and stormy night … well, not really, but I’ve al-ways wanted to use that tired old cliché! … but it WAS dark,when we struck out of the night. Dressed ninja-like in darkclothing, we five conspirators crept silently up behind thelocal grocery store where the employees, of whom Ritchiewas one, usually parked. And since he was working that nightshift, Ritchie’s pride and joy – his beautiful 1967 PlymouthFury convertible was there, awaiting our attention.
We quickly got to working feverishly with jacks, wrenches,screwdrivers and other nefarious implements of destruction,making as little noise as possible, then stealing away silentlyback into the night to await Ritchie’s coming. We didn’t havelong to wait. Out came Ritchie, whistling and jingling his carkeys. He walked around the corner and, just like me back atthe Trinity College quad, his jaw dropped to his knees and hestood there, with just the beginning of a drawn-out moanslipping from his lips as he gaped in shock at his beloved car.
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We had jacked his car up onto cement blocks then removedhis licence plates, followed by the steering wheel, gearshiftknob and lever, all four wheels, both doors, the hood andtrunk lid and taken out the seats. We then arranged them allin a neat, tidy, straight line, ending with his ‘Fury’ emblemsbeside a coffee can full of the nuts, bolts, screws and washersthat we had undone. We didn’t actually ‘steal’ anything, wereasoned; we had simply re-arranged things a little. He would,of course, have to spend hours putting everything back beforehe could drive the car again. Ritchie was in for a long, longnight.
Of course, we had one more twist of the knife in store forpoor Ritchie. We hid ten of those screws, bolts and thing-a-ma-bobs in the rear seat ashtrays. We figured it would drivehim crazy until he finally found them!
The truth of the matter however, is that every evil deed has itsown punishment. I knew that Ritchie knew that it was me be-hind this latest bit of skullduggery. HE knew that I knew thathe knew and his revenge was actually even sweeter. You see, Ijust knew something would happen, but didn’t know what orwhen. That worry about when the other shoe would fall onme kept me awake at nights for weeks. Whenever the doorbellrang, I’d envision someone delivering 25 unordered pizzas orsomething of that ilk.
Finally growing tired of living in constant fear and apprehen-sion, I eventually decided that perhaps Ritchie had truly beendefeated and I wouldn’t hear anything more about the wholeepisode. At my parents’ urging, I began talking with my UncleSam (not the U.S. government!) about a special project. UncleSam’s true Sicilian name was Salvatore Raccioppa but I hadalways been told to refer to him by his ‘Canadian’ name. Hemade no bones about not thinking much of me or my car …and I lived in abject fear of him! His many Sicilian friendssimply called him ‘Padrone’, but that’s another story.
Uncle Sam’s hobby was restoring cars and he was very good atit. He had a fully equipped auto body shop in his back yardand he badly wanted to get his hands on Siegfried and makehim more presentable and fit for society. Siegfried’s manydings and scratches and spots of black Tremclad rust paint
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daubed all over simply offended his eye. Hespoke to my father in his low, gravel-voicedtones about ‘making me an offer I couldn’t re-fuse’. He really used those exact words – before‘The Godfather’ even came out! Uncle Samwould fix my car for me and paint it in thecolour scheme of my choice. All I had to dowas buy the paint. Wow! I fell right into theidea! I chose a pearl white glossy paint with aFerrari red racing stripe running from front toback. This was going to be great! I bought fourcans of white paint and one can of red, andturned the magic ingredients over to UncleSam, then settled back to await Siegfried’s newcrowning glory.
I could barely contain my excitement, count-ing the days to the unveiling of my new sweetride. Finally, after speaking on the phone withhim, my father said he’d drive me over toUncle Sam’s shop. I could tell that Dad wasuncomfortable and I knew that he had some-thing bad to tell me. “What is it, Dad?” I finallyasked him worriedly, urging him to let it go.Was it something about him, or Mom, or mysisters that was distressing him so?
Finally, he could contain it no longer. “UncleSam ran into a problem with the paint for
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your car.” he began. Now Iwasn’t sure if he was onthe verge of tears or, or …laughter! “It seems thatwhen Uncle Sam wasready to paint the car,some of the white painthad disappeared. Hecould only find one can ofwhite paint and one ofred, so he did the best hecould with what he hadavailable.” Was Dadsnickering? He was! He was snickering!
We then arrived at Uncle Sam’s shop and there out front, thenewly-painted Siegfried awaited me. My heart immediatelysank to my ankles. Uncle Sam had opted to mix the white andred paints and spray the whole car. It was PINK! My belovedSiegfried had been painted bright PINK! How could UncleSam be so stupid? WHAT was he thinking?!
Then the light bulb came on ... I knew that Uncle Sam didn’tthink very much of me, but I had forgotten that every Tues-day night, he played cards with his buddies. One of thosecronies was Gerry (actually Guiseppe) and HIS son was ……Ritchie!
Ritchie had played it all sobeautifully, patientlyworking through his fa-ther to get my own UncleSam, blood of my blood,to betray me! I had to suf-fer the indignity of driv-ing around town in myhot PINK car, to thelaughter and ridicule ofall of my peers. Even theMcCluskey boys couldn’tkeep from smirking every
time they saw Siegfried … and from then on, wouldn’t becaught dead riding in him! They too had forsaken me!
What to do next? Well, I must confess that my half-Sicilianpersonality came to the fore: after all, it was Sicilians who in-vented the word ‘Vendetta!’ I’d have my revenge, including …nay, especially on my turncoat Uncle Sam! Having readsomewhere that revenge is a dish best served cold, I’d thinklong and hard on how to get even — with all of them.
A while later, it would all come bubbling up again to the sur-face as I watched ‘Godfather II’ when Al Pacino hugged andkissed John Cazale and said “I know it was you, Fredo! Youbroke my heart!” And we all know how THAT worked out forpoor Fredo!
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Royal Canadian Legion,Branch 374, St. Joseph Island
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REQUEST FOR QUOTESWINTER SANDThe Township of St. Joseph is seeking quotes for thesupply and stockpiling of roughly 600 cu yards of winter sand to the Township shed, with approximately50 cubic yards to be removed from shed and remixed.Deadline for quote submissions is
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An Aerial Visit to our Shores.OUR THANKS TO MICHIGAN BOATER Dan Vaught who,during a visit to our waters on the Labour Day weekend, usedhis ‘Quad Copter’ drone to shoot an aerial view from GrosCap over St. Joseph Island and on to Whiskey Rock on thenear north shore.
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LIVE FREE — ALMOSTRebuilt in 2011 with massive LR/DR/KITliving area with 2 BRs, bath and wraparound deck on the main level. Collect income from the 3BR upper living area.Both units beautifully decorated and fin-ished. Quiet in town location and easywalk to the beach, marina, restaurantsand shops. $199,900.
SAILORS ENCAMPMENT3 BR year round home on private andsecluded matured treed waterfront lotwith beautiful rear yard overlookingthe kid friendly sand beach. Bunkie,sauna and two car garage with loft.Watch the ships and enjoy fabuloussunsets. $249,000.
WORLD CLASS SUNSETS!Enjoy panoramic views of the waterand the passing ships from the hugewrap around deck. Great family cot-tage with 4 BR, open concept kitchen/LR/DR and front sun room with foldout couch for extra sleepers. Nice levellot with great sand beach at SunsetPoint. $199,000.
HUNTINGACREAGES!
A 100 acre parcel and a 50 acre parcel located sideby side. Quiet secluded location with lots ofwildlife. Buy them both ortake your pick. $99,000 and $60,000.Call Carl for details.
A GREAT LOCATION!Located on Richards St justsouth of the Town of RichardsLanding, this 15A building site isideal for an executive home,hobby farm or other possibili-ties. Call Carl for more details. $119,000.
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BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT,CANOE POINTPrivate location. Upstairs has 2BR, 11/2Baths and living area. Master BR hasdeck to enjoy the morning sunrise. Mainlevel features open concept LR/DR/KIT,hot tub and laundry. New windows. 24 x32 garage is handyman's dream. Gor-geous view of the lake $369,000.Call Murry Pritchard Salesperson 705-849-0976
IDEAL COUNTRYNeat and cozy 2BR with custom fieldstone FP sitting on 11A. Huge reardeck with view of lake Huron. Perfectretirement home minutes from Desbarats and marina.$164,900.
BUILD YOUR DREAMHOME!Large level waterfront building lot onpaved road. Culvert, hydro pole anddriveway are in and lot cleared at thewater with large building apron. Goodwaterfront and fantastic views.$69,900.
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CHARMING & COZY COTTAGE!Nestled among the pines and cedarsthis private 1.5 storey season cottagefeatures a unique blend of new and re-claimed wood and may one of a kindhand crafted wood details. Fabulousview from the 2 tier deck and loft ofthe lake. Lighthouse and sailboats.Clean sandy beach for swimming andbonfires. $249,900.
PAINT WON'T DO IT!This 4BR 2 Bath bungalow needs aplumber, electrician, heating contrac-tor and a gardener; and that’s just forstarters. This is the ultimate FIXERUPPER. Besides the price, nice streetwith view of the water and large lot,the only redeeming feature of thisBruce Mines home is the price.$89,000.
Bright 4 BR cottagefeatures custom pineand cedar interiorwith (3) skylights.Sliding doors openup to wraparounddeck and beautifullymanicured yard withspectacular viewsand stunning sun-sets. Wood burninghand crafted cedarsauna with shower
and change room. Driveway extends down to lake for boat access. Dock and deck.Workshop with loft. $229,000.
ESCAPE FROM THE CITY!Great island living on private road closeto Richards Landing with water access.Modern 3BR home with front and reardecks. Low taxes and lots of privacy.Enjoy it for the summer or year round.$129,000.
COUNTRY CHARMER!Very well kept 1+1 bedroom home on4.5A lot. 30 minutes to Sault Ste. Marie.Open concept living room, dining andkitchen area, deck and nicely land-scaped yard. 2 large garages, excellentfor the handyman. A Must See!$220,000. Call MurrayPritchard 705-849-0976.
AFFORDABLE COTTAGE:Enjoy the summer at Sun Set Point, St.Joseph Island. Dinette/ kitchen combo,living room and large screened porchfacing the water. Sit back and relax andwatch the ships make their way up anddown the channel and take in the glori-ous sunsets. Large lawn for lots of playarea plus the water. $109,900.
TOTALLY RENOVATEDThis 2 bedroom bungalow hasbeen totally renovated and has alarge fenced in lot with detachedgarage. New kitchen, bathroom,flooring, pellet stove, hot watertank and more. Municipal waterand septic system. Some finishingleft to be completed. Call Ken fordetails. $124,500.
PERFECT RANCHER!9 yr old 3BR open concept with cathe-dral ceilings. Bright and cheery easyliving with radiant heat and woodstove, built in appliances and mainfloor laundry. Stamped concrete driveand walkways leading to huge reardeck. Ideal location. Walk to the bank,post office, restaurants and shops.$244,900.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY!
Beautiful waterfront on Gordon Lake.Over 500ft of shoreline with 3 furnished2BR cottages with 3pc baths and newerUV filtration system. Relax in one andrent out 2 or rent all three with addi-tional rental trailer sites. Boat launch,pool, docks, fish cleaning station atideal location at mouth of ThessalonRiver. Call for more details.
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LOTSBuilding lot Richards Landing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $34,0002A private wooded site off VLine . . . . . . . . . .$26,000Waterfront Lot Tenby Bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $49,5003A zoned Commercial cornerof U Line and 5th Side Rd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$29,000
3.5A Treed lot Huron Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$17,500
Building Lot Hilton Beach . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$25,000
5th Side Rd Whiskey Bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10.000
CANOE POINT BUILDING LOTS
Deep water frontage and viewof 3 sisters lighthouse. Lot 1:Drive way is in, building site iscleared, underground hydro tobuilding apron, lakeside deck isbuilt. $151,000.Lot 2: Drive way is in, clearedbuilding site, still plenty of ma-ture trees $128,500.
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A RUSTIC LANEleads to this very private place with100 acres of mature maple bush insought after mountain location witha newer ranch style home set in asun warming glen. This charming 3BR 2.5 bath home featuring hard-wood floors, a bright open conceptplan, full basement and hugegarage plus separate 28 x 36 shop.If there ever was a "MUST SEE" thisis it at $499,000.
HILTON BEACH PRIVACYPrivate (3) season/rec property on 3acres. Large deck links Cottage &Bunkie. Open concept, hardwoodfloors, wood burning fireplace, & largescreened porch. Studio/bunkie, woodshed, tin shed, workshop. Charmingguest cottage ideal for a restorationproject. Gorgeous sunsets. Pond. &apple trees. Trailheads nearby. Wildlife& birds. $379,000.
STUNNING SUNSETSThis waterfront bungalow wasrenovated in 2007 and is basicallya new home. Open concept withpanoramic views of the shippingchannel and gorgeous sunsets.Maintenance free exterior, wraparound deck, hot tub, wood fireplace, two car garage withbunkie, and 160 feet of frontage.Great retirement home or cottage.$205,000.Call Ken White Salesperson 705-254-9825www.whitehousesales.com
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A SPECIAL SUMMERPLACE!The whole family will enjoy this is-land cottage retreat on the shippingchannel. Open concept 3 BR withlarge kitchen/dining area, huge reardeck, fenced yard, level shaded rearyard with beach area and easy boatlaunch. Great sunsets and freighterwatching. $159,000.
Caroline MillerSalesperson416 931-1449 cell705 542-9967 cell705 942-6000 [email protected]
SAND, SUN & SUNSETS!Spend the summers or year round atthis beautiful lakefront home on levellandscaped lot with sandy beach forkids, renovated pine interior withnewer flooring, doors, windows andshingles. Huge rear deck overlooksthe water and great views of thefreighters and sunsets. Just move inand enjoy. $199,000.
Ken WhiteSalesperson705 942-6000 office orcell at 705-254-9825 cell [email protected]
GORGEOUS WATERFRONT
10 yr old, 1550 sq ft waterfront homein the heart of Richards Landing, walkto all amenities, featuring 3+1 Bdrms,3 baths including large ensuite withover sized jacuzzi tub. Gleaminghardwood floors thru out. Sit on yourbrick patio with your morning coffee,enjoying the sun while overlooking thewater to the bridge. Call Mark G.Scornaiencki 705 257-0524to view this stunning home.
ONCE IN A GREAT WHILE!the perfect property comes for sale.Private and secluded 38A maturetreed lot with charming 3BR yearround home with 358ft of waterfront.Home has had an addition and up-grade in 2009 and features hardwoodand ceramic floors, vaulted ceilingand 400 sq ft waterside deck. Alsoincludes 24 x 40 heated garage, pot-ting house, unique barn with loft andviewing tower overlooking Bam-ageseck Bay and an area to launchyour boat. All this for $419,000.
100 ACRE RETREAT2 storey log home is full winterizedfor seasonal or year round living,large front deck and balconies forviews over the wooded acerage. Lotsof ATV trails, stream and access to500 Acres of crown land. Lots of wildlife. $249,000.
PERFECT SUMMER GETAWAY
Immaculate winterized 2 bdr., openconcept kitchen/living space. Cedar in-terior, wood stove, finished basement,screened gazebo, 800 sq.ft. tiereddeck. Manicured grounds, scenic view,stream runs through property. Abun-dant wildlife & birds. 21.5 ft traileravailable for $5,000.$239,900.
TURN KEYWake up to a stunning sunrise andenjoy quiet peaceful mornings in thisbright and cheery 4 season cottagewith spectacular views of the St.Joseph Channel from the front deck.Immaculately restored cottage. Elec-tric FP in each BR. Napolean propaneFP in LR. Ensuite 2pc bath in master.Main floor mud/laundry room. Newflooring, insulation, shingles, win-dows and air exchanger. Kenmarclean space floor liner in crawl spacevalue at $15,000. Includes adjacentlot with gardens and potting Shed.$189,000.
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LIVE, WORK, PLAY!Long established family businesson in town acre lot. Variety and giftstore with Lotto. 40 x 60 steel build-ing for additional business uses.Extra lot for additional expansion.Charming 3BR home with full basement for owner or additionalrental income. Great family oppor-tunity.
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Create your own employment onBeautiful St. Joseph Island at thisestablished bakery and cafe. Priceincludes land, building and equip-ment. Great visibility and high traf-fic area as you enter the island. Continue the exiting businessmodel or initiate your own ideas.Great business opportunity.
PINE CONE COTTAGEProfessionally designed and built in2002 capturing the spirit and romanceof a vintage camp. Careful attention todetail and craftsmanship is evident inthe local stone fireplace, custom oakflooring, woodwork, railings, cabi-netry, vaulted ceilings and cedar sid-ing. Open concept design leadsthrough Andersen french doors tohuge screened porch. Beautiful viewsof the North Channel from this maturetreed waterfront lot. $339,000.
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VARIETY STORE PLUS!A unique opportunity to operate awell established store in HiltonBeach. Convenience store, Lotto,LCBO outlet. High traffic locationand near the waterfront and busymarina. Call Ken White 705 254-9825
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With Thanks to Scott Sutherland of the Weather Network
A RARE EVENT WILL GRACE OUR SKIES on the night ofSunday, September 27 - a perigee lunar eclipse, or what someare calling a “Supermoon Lunar Eclipse” or even a “SuperBlood Moon.” Here’s why it’s special: not only will this be atotal lunar eclipse, when the full moon passes directlythrough the darkest part of Earth’s shadow, but it will be visi-ble, in its totality, from all of North America, It is happeningon the same night as the closest full moon of the year - the
‘perigee’ full moon, and it is the final total lunar eclipse in astring of four – known as a tetrad.
Barring any cloudy skies that may block our view, this totallunar eclipse can be seen from coast to coast in Canada. Foranyone who wishes to watch the eclipse from start to finish -from when it slips into Earth’s penumbra until it exits fullyout the other side - this will only be possible from Manitobato Atlantic Canada, as the moon only rises after the eclipsehas already begun in Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia.
Sunday Night! A Rare ‘Blood Moon’ Eclipse!
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Dates: Oct. 8, 15, 22, and 29, 2015 Time: 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Includes a presentation, Q&A period, tips and tricks
as well as a group walk! Place: Township Office 1669 Arthur Street, Richards Landing Fee: No cost. Pedometers will be provided.
10, 000 Steps Toward Healthy Living
Algoma Public Health Staff will be on hand to inspire and help you reach the goal of 10,000 steps a day!
Take the first steps and learn about walking with a pedometer, healthy eating, safe stretching and goal setting
Free 4-week healthy living program located at: The Township Office, Richards Landing
Healthy eating and physical activity go hand in hand for a healthy lifestyle
Register by calling the Township Office at 705-246-2625 Ext. 201
In Ontario, you should head outside roughly an hour prior tothe start time (9:07 pm) and stay out for another hour after-ward (12:27 am)to catch the entire event. The rest of NorthAmerica, all of South America, western regions of Europe andAfrica, as well as anyone on or above the Atlantic Ocean willalso have a spectacular view of the event.
‘Supermoon’ Eclipse: Some years ago, astrologer RichardNolle coined the term ‘supermoon’ to denote when a full ornew moon occurs when the moon is particularly close toEarth - within about 361,000 kilometres, or roughly 4,600kms away from the absolute closest approach it makes duringan orbit.
Based on his metric, there are typically six supermoons everyyear. However, this particular full moon and total lunareclipse are occurring at a slightly more special time of the yearthan a supermoon. It is occurring during 2015’s perigee fullmoon - the absolute closest full moon we’ll see for this year -at just 356,876 kms away. According to records, this is theclosest full moon since March 2011, and there will be an evencloser one in November of 2016. At this distance from us, themoon will appear around 14% larger than usual.
The September 27 eclipse marks the completion of a LunarTetrad - four total lunar eclipses in a row.
Although some periods have gone by with no tetrads at all,when they do occur there can be up to eight in a century. The20th century saw 5 tetrads, and the tetrad of 2014-2015 is thesecond of eight in total between 2001 and 2100.
The first three eclipses of this tetrad took place on April 15and October 8 of 2014, and April 4 of 2015. While they haveall been visible from at least part of North America, only theApril 15, 2014 eclipse, and the upcoming eclipse on Septem-ber 27, are visible from coast to coast.
At our press time, the official Environment Canada weatherforecast for Sunday night calls for Cloudy periods with a 30%chance of showers. We’ll just have to wait and see!
Give the Cookthe Day Off!
Stop in for a stack of Pancakes, delicious sausages & Island Syrup
at the
Lions ClubPancake Breakfast
Sunday,September 27, 2015Hilton Community Hall
• All you can eat Pancakes, Sausages & real St. Joseph Island Maple Syrup and of course coffee & juice.
• Serving from 10 am until 1 pm
• Adults $8.00• Children (5 to 10) $5.00
• 4 & under free• Special immediate family rate
(2 adults, 2 children) $21.00All proceeds to be used forcommunity based projects
http://e-clubhouse.org/sites/stjosephisland/
Please join us for the weekly free drop-in computer skill tutorial at the HiltonUnion Public Library this Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm. Stop by with a problem,or come in just to listen to the questions asked; there is always somethingnew to learn! We will be glad to help answer any computer related question,as time permits.Please note that there will be no IT session September 30th and
October 7th. We apologize for the inconvenience.We will, however, continue to run the program into mid-October.
Please drop by!The Library also offers free access to OverDrive, an online library for e-readers. Please stop by to connect your device. Please email us at [email protected], or call 705-255-3520 withany questions, suggestions or tutorial topic ideas.
Funding provided by the Government of Ontario
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REAL ESTATE BROKERAGEDAVID NELSONSales Representative
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5302 Wierzbicki DriveYear round waterfront home with sandybeach, 2 double garages, expansive deck
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3236 Ash StreetGorgeous island home on 2.5 acres. customdesigned & built with natural cedar siding.
$359,900
5258 WierzbickiOpen concept, 3 bdrm waterfront
home/cottage $189,900
3149 WalnutSolid 3 bdrm on large lot. Walk to
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Lots 6, 7, 8 & 9 Canoe Point Rd.410’ water frontage on Canoe Point Road
$369,900
Lot 35 Desbarats Lake768’ Front 18 acres
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concept home has been completely renovated!$439,900
1295 C Line RoadSpacious custom built 1600 sq. ft. brick
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73 Hurley, Echo BayThe home you dreamed of! 5 bdrm, 3 bath,
expansive 22’ ceiling & more!$550,000
1355 RichardsExcellent brick bungalow with spectacularview overlooking Richards Landing & the
North Channel! $394,900
3081 SecondOpen concept side split within walking
distance to all amenities, beach & marina.$179,000
1552 Sailor’s Encampment228’ of sandy shoreline! Updated & well
maintained, character home $295,000
141 Birkshire PlaceExecutive home with custom kitchen, sunken
family rm & living rm. A must see! $495,900
3100 Mark StAffordable 2+1 solid brick bungalow.Close to all amenities. $109,900
1581 Bridge Road, (Mom’s Restaurant)Well established popular restaurant in high traffic location. 70+ seats. Great opportunity!
$229,900
3112 Marks StreetAffordable commercial building & contents
in high traffic area! $119,500
3144 Mariner’s WayServiced waterfront lot! Water, sewer & hydro available at lot line. $69,900
1311 Richard StreetQuality home in prime location!
$149,900
3770 HamiltonBright & spacious cottage on Lake Huron
close to amenities! $219,000
2195 Huron Line Hwy 54855 Acres of field & forest with 1800 ft of waterfront all combined with a 2800 sq ft stunning quality home! $599,000
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LOST & FOUND
Lost: Left at St.Joe Marina lastThurs. a red zipper cooler bagw/waterbottle. Call 705 246-3720
HELP WANTED
Wanted: Babysitter with flexiblehours in Richards Landing. Callfor details at 705 256-0990
FOR RENT
Outside Storage Available foryour trailer, boat or RV in a pa-trolled, gated area at reason-able rates. Located on St.Joseph Island. Call 705 246-2552 for details.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The St. Joseph Island Horticul-tural Society's award night fortheir August Flower and Veg-etable Exhibition will be fea-tured this month. Meeting takesplace at Harmony St. Mark’sChurch Hall, Thursday, Septem-ber 24 at 7 p.m. All welcome!The Faith-Life-Fun committee ofthe St. Joseph Island UnitedChurches is starting a book dis-cussion group tentatively Octo-ber 16 (depending onavailability of 1st chosen book:Putting Away Childish Things, anovel of modern faith by M.JBorg. If you like to read callMarig Cooper 705 246-3819 tojoin (even if you can come onlya few weeks!) so we can orderyour book!All children from JK- Gr.8 arewelcome to join the LightforceKids Club. It is starting Wed.Sept. 30th from 6 pm until 7:30pm Children JK-Gr. 2 are to reg-ister at the Island Bible Chapeland children Gr.3-Gr. 8 are toregister at the St. Joseph Island
School. For more informationcontact Bryan at 705 246-7606or check out our Face Bookpage, Lightforce Kids Club.The Annual Memorial Service atthe Mountain United Church onthe P Line will be held Sunday,Sept. 27 at 2:30 pm with Rev.Faye Stevens speaking. All arewelcome to attend. There willbe a social hour afterward at theVoyageur’s Clubhouse.Award winning Quebecoisyoung trad group "Les Poules àColin" in concert at theO'Schraves in the straw-clayroom. Only a few seats left - re-serve 705-782-4311.
THANK YOU
We are sending out a very bigthank you for your support forConnie's down turn. We are sograteful for all the best wishesfood, gifts and cards. A veryspecial thanks for the ones whosent credit cards, nice touch. Itis such a pleasure to know thatwe have so many good friends.Also we were blessed to haveour children here help us at thistime. Many thanks again. Con-nie and Gerry Rahn
FOR SALE
1973 Coachmen overhead Mo-torhome. 17’, renovated, ingood shape, new motor, 63,000km, sleeps 6: $2,000 firm. Call705 255-4553Well cared for cushioned backedcouch and matching loveseat.Nicely redone in olive green/beigetweed. Asking $350. Please call705 246-3716 if interested.2010 Toyota Corolla CE. Excel-lent condition with low mileage50,000 km. $10,000. certified.Please call 705 971-35512HP Evinrude outboard motor.New ignition components. Runsgreat. Asking $200. Call 705 246-7324.Two wood and metal wine racksthat will hold 100 bottles. Also 8cases of wine kitz green bottles.All for $50. Call 705 246-3967Fiberglas Golden Hawk square-sterned Canoe (Ducks UnlimitedEdition) 12.9 feet long. Very sta-ble - Ideal for hunting and fish-ing. Valued at $1400. US new.Asking $800. Can. Please call705 246-2634 or view at 604 B Line.
1/2 case Bostitch Coil 1 1/4"roofing nails: $20. Call 705 246-0873Eskimo Quick Fish 2 ice hut withsleigh, Coleman catalytic heater,Lowrance ice fish finder, 6” man-ual ice auger and 4 ice fishingrods with holders. Valued at$1,000., asking $400. Call 705246-2635
GARAGE/YARD SALES
Downsizing Sale: Saturday,September 26 and 27th if nec-essary, 9 am to 4 pm at 1808Shore Road, Richards Landing.Household treasures, Wedge-wood china, Norman Rockwellcollector plates, crystal, Water-ford, ultimate treasure: babygrand piano (serious inquiriesonly), outdoor patio furniture,cushions, umbrellas, etc. ,tractor& push mower, garden andworkshop tools and boathouseodds & ends. Willow tree NOTfor sale!Yard Sale: Saturday, September26, from noon to 4 pm at 1082 BLine Road. Tools, householdgoods and many other items. NoEarly Birds please! Cancelled ifit rains.Garage Sale: Friday September25 and Saturday September 26at 3070 Hilton Road.
ITEMS WANTED
Saw mill, will consider band sawor circular, portable would begood but not necessary. Call705 246-0800 Wanted: Inside secure storagefor 16’ boat, motor and trailer.Call Ross at 705 945-8692
Friday Night Foodsat the Legion
Greek Platter by MichellePearse as well as the regular menu.
Entertainment will beHwy 548
Entertainment supplied by volunteer musicians
Come and try your luckat the meat draw!
Take out available
Call for a free,no obligation estimate.
FULLY INSURED25% off during the month
of SEPTEMBERWe specialize in tree/limb removal
GEE’S TREE REMOVAL SERVICEWe will not be undercut
705 255-7047 • [email protected]
Over 15 years’ experience
WANTED FOR JULY 2016One month rental only, or first two weeks if that isall that’s available. 3 Bedroom house or large nicelyfurnished cottage for family (2 adults and 2 teens).
With or without option to buy.Waterfront or view would be nice, but not neces-sary. Well equipped kitchen is essential ... familylove to cook! Not too rustic. References available.
Willing to pay well.
Please e-mail [email protected] or callSusan Kerr at 705-257-6797.
Monday, September 28 will be the lastShare Shed Monday for the season. The St. Joseph Township Share Shed
will only be open Saturdays from 9 am to noon.
Many thanks to Jennifer Whitty andall share shed volunteers.
Deadline for classifieds is noon
Tuesdays
Deadline for displayads is
Mondays at 3 pm
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Books, “Sophie the Giraffe”, Sippy cups,feeding dishes, puppets and interactive toys
Soft bamboo sleepers, towels and washcloths
Pacifiers that close before it hits the floor,and cloth travel high chair
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Mac’s Milk to get a New Name
THE POPULAR ‘LOCAL CORNER STORE’ in many citieswill soon have a new name.
In a September 22nd Media Release, Quebec-based Alimen-tation Couche-Tard Inc,. announced that it will be consoli-dating its various convenience stores, including its Circle K®,Statoil®, Mac’s® and Kangaroo Express® retail brands underone refreshed global banner.
The new global convenience brand will be “Circle K”.
The new Circle K brand will replace Couche-Tard’s existingbranding on stores and service stations across Canada, theUSA, Scandinavia, and Central and Eastern Europe. The newCircle K brand will also appear on licensed stores worldwideand will be a fundamental part of Couche-Tard’s futuregrowth. Couche-Tard has chosen to retain the company’sfounding Couche-Tard® retail brand in the Province ofQuébec due to the specifics of that market.
The global Circle K brand will begin rolling out to stores inthe USA from January 2016. It will be seen on service sta-tions in Europe from May 2016, while Canadian customersoutside Québec will see the new Circle K brand starting inMay 2017.
Couche-Tard President & CEO Brian Hannasch says “CircleK is a brand that is already popular with huge numbers ofour customers and employees. Today we are setting out tomake it easy for existing and new customers in more coun-tries than ever before to prefer Circle K as their destinationfor convenience and fuel, with a fresh new look and feel andeven better products for people on the go, always combinedwith fast and friendly service.”
Circle K® is already Couche-Tard’s largest and most interna-tional brand. It can be seen today on thousands of stores andservice stations in 14 countries around the world and is thecompany’s best-positioned brand for carrying into new mar-kets.
The Anglican Parish of St. Joseph & St. George
Sunday, September 27, 201510:30 a.m.
Holy Trinity Jocelyn- Holy Eucharist Pot Luck Luncheon - Short Vestry Meeting-No Service at St. George’s in Echo Bay
All are welcome to attend
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FridayHens & Stitches, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10 am to 12 pm705 246-0036
Island Cast-a-Weighs, Calorie Watchers, Hilton Community Hall (rear door, basmt) - 8:30 am
Walking at the Legion - 9 am to noon
Children’s Library 10 am - 3 pm, Storytime at 10:30 am
Friday Foods at the Legion
AA Meeting, United Church (new addition, side door) - 8 pm
Saturday The Children’s Library - 10 am to 3 pm
Hilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pmFree pool all day in the Legion lounge
St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 10 am to 3 pm
St. Boniface Roman Catholic, Hilton Beach at 4:30 pm.
Teen Game Night - Legion lounge - 6 pm to 9 pm
SundayThe Anglican Parish of St. Joseph & St. Georgeworships at 11 am at Holy Trinity, Jocelyn
Free Methodist, 10th Side Rd. Coffee, tea and friendship at10:30 am. Worship service 11 am.
Island Bible Chapel, Richards Landing. Lord’s Supper 10 am, Family Bible Hour 11:15 am.
Grace United, Hilton Beach. 9:30 am.
Harmony St. Marks United, Richards Landing. 11 am.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, at MacLennanHall, Primary, Priesthood, Relief Society.10 - 10:40 Sunday School 10:50 - 11:30 Sacrament Meeting 11:40 - 12:30
MondayWalking at the Legion - 9 am to noon
Euchre, Legion Hall - 7:30 pm ($4.00 per person)
Bridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 4 pm(Open to all seniors) 705 246-0036Exercise Class, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10 amChildren’s Library Lego Club. 7 pm to 8:30 pm, Library openFree pool all day in the Legion lounge
Carpet Bowling for 50 Plus, Legion - Refreshments Available - 1 pmSt. Joseph Twp, Public Library - 5 pm to 8 pmHilton Union Library - 3 pm to 5 pm & 7 pm to 9 pm
TuesdayCribbage (singles), Legion Hall - 7:30 pm ($4.00 per person)
Free pool all day in the Legion lounge
Children’s Library 10 am - 3 pm, Storytime at 10:30 am
Quilting - 1-3 pm, Main Floor Waterfront Centre, Hilton Beachexcept the 3rd week held at the Trefry Centre. 705 246-0036
Childcare Algoma C.A.P. Children’s Playgroup - 10 am to noonat Free Methodist Church
Yoga, Old Town Hall, RL - 7 to 8:30 pm, drop-ins welcome
Wednesday Walking at the Legion - 9 am to noon
Nordic Pole Walking at the Legion - 10 am
Free pool in the Legion lounge
Bridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 5 pm (Open to all seniors)705 246-0036
St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 10 am to 3 pm
Food Bank, United Church, Richards Landing (side door) - 1 pm to 3 pm
Children’s Library 10 am - 3 pm, Storytime at 10:30 am
Hilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm - Phone number: 705 255-3520.
League pool in the Legion Lounge at 7:30
Wednesday Food at the Legion 7:30 to 9 pm
ThursdayDr. Trefry Centre’s Day Out Program - 9 am to 3:30 pm.
Coffee Connections 9 am, Dr. Trefry Centre, Come for a coffee!
Children’s Library 10 am - 3 pm, Storytime at 10:30 am
Free pool all day in the Legion lounge
Exercise Class, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm
The Children’s Library, 10 am - 3 pm, Storytime 10:30 am
St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 3 pm to 8 pm
WHAT’S HAPPENING ON ST. JOE
Classified Ads and AnnouncementsThe Island Clippings is pleased to publish personalClassified Advertising and Public Service Announce-ments of 50 words or less, free of charge to Island resi-dents, as a community service. Other than personal forsale ads (please limit three items) the announcementmust be of value to the community. We reserve the rightto decide if the ad is of service to the community. Pleaseidentify yourself when sending in a classified or yourad will not be published.
Ads or announcements for non-residents or items orservices, to be sold for profit, or generate income orevents charging an entrance fee (which includes “notfor profit organizations”) as well as items valued atover $1,000. will incur a nominal charge of $10. plusHST. We reserve the right to determine if a fee is re-quired. We reserve the right to edit down to 50 wordsor less.
Business or commercial ads, including those placed byindividuals do not qualify as Classified ad or Public
Service Announcements. Such advertising must be viadisplay advertising, governed by our published rates ineffect at that time.Ads or announcements will appear in one issue, but maybe repeated, to a maximum of three weeks (space per-mitting). Advertiser must resubmit ad each week. Toensure space for everyone, please limit your content to amaximum of 50 words.
Ads can be placed by: Email to:[email protected] or by phone 705 246-1635 (from 9 – 5, Mon-Fri)or fax 705 246-7060. Mail to: Island ClippingsRR1, Hilton Beach, ON P0R 1G0Or simply put it in our pick-up box conveniently lo-cated at Ambeault’s. Kent’s Corner & the Hilton BeachWaterfront Centre. Sorry, we’re not available on Sundays.
BUBBLES ISLANDCLEANING SERVICE
BUSINESS & RESIDENTIAL CLEANINGUPHOLSTERY/CARPET CLEANING
PHONE 705 542-9215EMAIL: [email protected]
richwood hair designDONNA BONDOWNER/HAIRSTYLIST
705 971-4220Unit 1, Waterfront Centre
Hilton Beach
Debbie’s Hair HutA full service family salon offering
only the finest hair products.Debbie Shaughnessy - Owner705 246-0457
Andrea S. Young, RMTREGISTERED MASSAGE
THERAPIST
705 542-2840
88 Barr Road S.Desbarats
Woody's AutomotiveFor all your automobile,
snowmobile & ATV repairs705 246-8800
Hilton Beach
Deadline for classifieds is noon
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