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September 18, 2014 • Issue 963 • $1.00 Serving St. Joseph Island since 1995
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St. Joe Goes to the Polls Next Month
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 27TH IS ELECTION DAY in On-tario, when Ontarians will choose the makeup of their localMunicipal Governments and School Boards.
Now that the September 12th deadline for nominations haspassed, that might be true as far as the election of our area’sSchool Board Trustees is concerned, but in two of the Island’sfour Municipal Government elections, it’s already been de-cided.
In the Townships of Hilton and Jocelyn, no Municipal Gov-ernment vote is required, since no new candidates came for-ward to seek election to office. On the other hand, in theTownship of St. Joseph and the Village of Hilton Beach, theelection battle has already begun, to determine who will leadthose municipalities for the next four years.
Here’s how the choice of our Mu-nicipal Councils now stands:
In the Township of Hilton, the in-cumbent council of Reeve RodWood and Councillors DianneHolt, Dave Leask, Pat Garside andRobert Jerrard, being unopposed,are all acclaimed to office.
The people of Jocelyn Townshipare also apparently satisfied withtheir leadership, as Reeve MarkHenderson and Councillors JanetCallahan, Brian Lutes, KenWardand Ches Wallace are acclaimedfor another term of office.
Things are starting to heat up inthe other municipalities as Mayor
JodyWildman of the Township of St. Joseph seeks a fourthterm of office, defending against an election bid by RichardsLanding resident Bryon Hall. At the same time, there are fivecandidates contesting the four available Council seats as in-cumbents Lorraine Aelick, Joe Cardinal, Joe Wiederkehr andBruce Ibbitson are joined in the race by newcomer PhilSabine.
The Village of Hilton Beach appears to be heading for a sig-nificant change in its Council. Incumbent Mayor WilfredStevens and Councillors Lavera Crack and Val Fiegehen willnot be seeking re-election this year, while Councillor RobertHope will square off against village resident Hubert Chelli forthe Mayor’s office. Incumbent Councillor Greg Duma facescompetition from new candidates Debbie Shaughnessy, JulieMoore, Donna Morin, Pat Davey and JohnWells as the six
candidates vie for the fourCouncil seats available.
With just under 6 weeks re-maining before Election Day,campaign signs have begunpopping up around the Island.The next few weeks are sure tobe interesting!
Publisher’s Note:In providing impartial and bal-anced coverage of the issues,the Island Clippings is pleasedto offer each of the candidatesan opportunity to tell ourreaders about themselves, aswe’ve done in the past. Al-though we cannot always guar-antee the particular issue in
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This issue presents Township of St. Joseph Mayoral candidatesJodyWildman (Incumbent) and Bryon Hall.
ELECTION 2014..continued from cover
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Wildman Launches Bid for FourthMayoral Term
Township of St. JosephMayor JodyWildmanhas filed nominationpapers in a bid to re-turn as Mayor for afourth term. He wasfirst elected as a Coun-cillor in 2000, and hasserved as Mayor since2003.
“I really enjoy workingwith our Councillors,community volunteersand staff to move ini-tiatives forward,”Wildman stated. “I’vebeen really lucky tohave served with a
Council who bring different perspectives, but have alwaysseemed to get along well.”
A number of staff retirements over the past few years have re-sulted in new hirings throughout the Township’s staff struc-ture.
“We are still in a period of transition and working out somekinks with roles, responsibilities and core duties,” he added.“With personnel changes in almost every staff position, it isimportant to maintain some continuity.”
Throughout the years,Wildman has served on the St. JosephIsland Museum Board, and chaired the Recreation & Parks,Events, and Environmental Committees. He also has servedon various ad hoc committees working on such things as thefunding model for the Algoma Manor re-development, the fu-ture of Matthews Memorial Hospital, lobbying for local healthservices in central Algoma, and has worked to restore blooddraw services in Richards Landing and Thessalon.Wildmanhas also been very active in attempting to convince the Al-goma District School Board to maintain school resources inlocal communities.
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“Being in municipal government means you have to be involved in everything fromhealth care, to education, seniors services, youth activities, roads, infrastructure andanything else that might impact on future of your community,”Wildman continued.“I’ve been involved with all of this and more over the past 14 years. I think it’s impor-tant to keep that knowledge and experience around the Council table.”
JodyWildman lives in Richards Landing with his wife Jane and their five children.
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Bryon Hall for MayorI am running for Mayor of St. Joseph Township in the upcoming election. For 20 yearsI have lived on the A-Line and have been married to Linda (Hawdon) for 46 years.Wehave two children and four grandchildren, and fortunately my grandchildren live hereon the Island – Jenna, Carter, James and Steven Fleming.
My career with the Ministry of Natural Resources spanned 30 years throughout On-tario. I started here as a Conservation Officer in the late 1960’s. I retired from the Min-istry of Natural Resource in 1996 and my wife and I opened a gift shop and ice creambusiness in Richards Landing. Also during these years I was a part-time Professor atSault College in the Forestry Department.
In 2005, I began working for Teen Challenge North in Sault Ste. Marie. Teen Challengeis a residential, faith based, Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation program for young men.I worked there as a Teacher/Life Coach and retired in March 2014.
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I have several yearsexperience on St.Joseph TownshipCouncil both in themid 1970`s andmore recently fromthe mid 1990`s to2002. While onCouncil, I servedon several boardsand committees in-cluding being Chairof the PlanningBoard. I sat on theMatthews Memo-rial Hospital Asso-ciation Board andrepresented the Is-land and area onthe Sault and Area Hospital Board.
While in business in Richards Landing, I served as Chair ofthe Chamber of Commerce. I currently volunteer as a driver atthe Trefry Centre and I am on the Board of Directors of the St.Joseph Island Free Methodist Church.
I originally filed nomination papers for Councillor, but afterbeing encouraged by several people, I decided to withdrawand run for Mayor, because I think it is time for a change, andI have a strong interest in serving the residents of this commu-nity. I believe I have the skills, knowledge, experience and abil-ities to do the job in a way that will benefit the entirecommunity. I believe in community, I believe in helping yourneighbour and working hard for the benefit of everyone. I lovethis Island and if I am elected, I will always strive to give mybest so that others can prosper, grow and have the quality oflife they deserve and expect in this community.
I try to live each day focused on two basic principles: first,“love God” and second, “love your neighbour as yourself”. It isnot easy but it is that simple, and this is how I will approachmy job as Mayor of St. Joseph Township. My top priority dur-ing this election campaign is to listen. I want to hear what isimportant to the people of St. Joseph Township. If you want totalk, call me at 705 246-3502 or email me [email protected]
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The successful bidder must purchase all items asa package. $200. Reserve Bid. All bids should bedirected to Matthews Memorial HospitalAssociation, P.O. Box 171, Richards Landing,Ontario P0R 1J0.
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Anger Management: 10 Tips toTameYour Temper
Taken from a recent study by the Mayo Clinic
Do you fume when someone cuts you off in traffic? Doesyour blood pressure rocket when your child refuses to coop-erate? Anger is a normal and even healthy emotion — but it’simportant to deal with it in a positive way. Uncontrolledanger can take a toll on both your health and your relation-ships. Ready to get your anger under control? Start by consid-ering these 10 anger management tips.
1. Think before you speakIn the heat of the moment, it’s easy to say something you’lllater regret. Take a few moments to collect your thoughts be-fore saying anything — and allow others involved in the situ-ation to do the same.
2. Once you’re calm, express your angerAs soon as you’re thinking clearly, express your frustration inan assertive but nonconfrontational way. State your concernsand needs clearly and directly, without hurting others or try-ing to control them.
3. Get some exercisePhysical activity can help reduce stress that can cause you tobecome angry. If you feel your anger escalating, go for a briskwalk or run, or spend some time doing other enjoyable phys-ical activities.
4. Take a timeoutTimeouts aren’t just for kids. Give yourself short breaks dur-ing times of the day that tend to be stressful. A few momentsof quiet time might help you feel better prepared to handlewhat’s ahead without getting irritated or angry.
5. Identify possible solutionsInstead of focusing on what made you mad, work on resolv-ing the issue at hand. Does your child’s messy room drive youcrazy? Close the door. Is your partner late for dinner everynight? Schedule meals later in the evening — or agree to eaton your own a few times a week. Remind yourself that angerwon’t fix anything and might only make it worse.
6. Stick with ‘I’ statementsTo avoid criticizing or placing blame — which might only in-crease tension — use “I” statements to describe the problem.Be respectful and specific. For example, say, “I’m upset thatyou left the table without offering to help with the dishes,”instead of, “You never do any housework.”
7. Don’t hold a grudgeForgiveness is a powerful tool. If you allow anger and othernegative feelings to crowd out positive feelings, you might
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Auroral displays appear in many colours although pale greenand pink are the most common. Shades of red, yellow, green,blue, and violet have been reported. The lights appear inmany forms from patches or scattered clouds of light tostreamers, arcs, rippling curtains or shooting rays that lightup the sky with an eerie glow.
What causes the Northern Lights?The Northern Lights are actually the result of collisions be-tween gaseous particles in the Earth's atmosphere withcharged particles released from the sun's atmosphere. Varia-tions in colour are due to the type of gas particles that arecolliding. The most common auroral color, a pale yellowish-green, is produced by oxygen molecules located about 60miles above the earth. Rare, all-red auroras are produced byhigh-altitude oxygen, at heights of up to 200 miles. Nitrogenproduces blue or purplish-red aurora.
What are Northern Lights?
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BEAUTIFUL VIEWS!Perched on a hill overlooking fieldsand forest this 4BR 3 Bath countryhome is great for large families orretirees with main floor master suite,hardwood flooring formal dining roomand new kitchen. 3 car garage with loftand older farm house for studio. Closeto Richards Landing $329,000
COUNTRY RANCHERBrick bungalow on 100 Acres close toRichards Landing. Features include largecountry Kit., formal DR, finishedbasement, huge real deck with hot tub,double garage and 28 x 60 portableshelter and back up generator. Justmove in and enjoy. $249,000.
PERCHED ON A HILL!2600 sq ft timber framed home. Openconcept lower level and vaulted ceilingin the grand room. Enjoy glorious viewsfrom the office/den. Balcony, master BRwith ensuite. Restored 2 storey heritagebuilding insulated and heated wouldmake for great studio, workshop andbunkie. Great island living$259,000.
PURE COUNTRY!Beautiful country location on 7A justoutside Thessalon, 3+1 BR, 2.5 baths,large country kitchen, huge family-room and hardwood floors. Large 2tiered deck, screened gazebo and 3 cargarage for all the outdoor toys.$225,000
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. $259,000.
NORTHSHOREWATERFRONT!Cozy bungalow with good shelteredwaterfront east of Bruce Mines. Up-dated with most furnishings included.Garage and sauna. Just move in andenjoy the great water views. Perfectaffordable place to spend the summeror year round. $115,000.
COZY AND COMFORTABLELocated minutes away from schooland marina in Desbarats. This neat2BR home sits on 11 acres with a pri-vate yard. Custom built stone fireplacewith insert. 2 storage sheds and 8 x28deck. Come enjoy the view of LakeHuron $179,000.
NEAR BEECH BEACHSpecial island home with sweepinglawns & great useable waterfront. Largeopen concept living with living room,dining room, kitchen and master bed-room overlooking the water from thesecond level. New flooring throughout.Large garage with workshop and 220wiring. $229,500.
HUNTERS PARADISE!?90A parklike maple bush has lots ofdeer and wild turkeys, located on HWY548. The 40x50 shop has 10ft ceilingsand 220amp service and loft for stor-age. The cozy bungalow has pine floor-ing throughout and a huge kit. withhandcrafted oak cabinets. On chillydays stay warm by the wood stove orbackup convect air electric heaters.$319,000.
WATCH THE BOATSfrom the huge rear deck of this perfect3 BR summer cottage warmed by awood stove on those cool morning.Huge level rear yard for kids play to asafe area for swimming. West facing forbeautiful sunsets. Great familycompound. $159,000.
BOATERS DELIGHT!Perfect waterfront on Canoe Point, 2acre lot sloping to deep water and con-crete boat ramp. Huge sun room, familyroom with fireplace or rear deck. Walkout lower level with in-floor heating,huge master bedroom suite. Commer-cial size steel garage 30 x 40 with 12ftdoor for RV, cement floor and hydro.$259,000.
WHO NEEDS 2 GARAGES2-2 car garages for storing your boatsand your cars and other toys, all in-cluded in this organized waterfrontproperty. Large rear deck, spaciouslawn and great water views. 3BR’s withmain floor master. Modern kitchen,dinette and living room. Appliances andsome furnishing included. Just moveand enjoy. $220,000.
PANORAMIC LAKE VIEWSfrom the family room with wood stove,3 season sun room or the back deckwith hot tub. Private treed lot with dou-ble garage and dock system included.Just move in and enjoy this 3BR openconcept ranch with new windows,flooring and decor. $239,000
PRIVACY AND PARADISELocated on an island in scenic GawasBay. This 3 BR cottage is in mint shape,featuring vaulted ceilings, customwoodwork, wood burning fireplace,front and rear decks and a screened inveranda. Solar power with generatorbackup. Enjoy over 800ft of good wa-terfront. $279,000.
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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 ofwild life. $269,000.
PARTY ON THE DECK!Great water views from this refurbishedranch with newer windows, kitchen,hardwood and tile flooring. New mastersuite overlooks the water. Full finishedlower level with walk out. Largegarage/workshop. Lot extends acrossthe road to sauna and concrete boatramp. $219,000.
SWEEPING LAWNS...overlook the Shipping Channel and sandbeach across the road. 3BR year roundbungalow with formal living room, fami-lyroom with wood stove, huge mastersuite and 2 car garage with insulatedarea for workshop or bunkie. Greatviews of the passing ships and sunsetsfrom the large wrap around deck. Enjoythe island for $199,000
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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.$249,900.
PERFECT WATERFRONT!132ft of good usable water frontage withpanoramic views of the North Channel.Beautiful gardens and manicuredgrounds. This 2800 sq ft luxurious 5 BRhome has designer kit. double familyrooms and fireplace. Great views of thewater from all principal rooms andtiered rear deck. Balcony, sauna and 2car garage. 399,000.
ST. JOE’SPRIME WATERFRONT!Situated on an extremely private penin-sula with 194ft deep waterfront andbeach with dock, boat launch, 2BRbunkie and sauna. This 3BR, 2 bathranch is ideal for weekend getaways oryear round living. Ideal family com-pound for swimming, boating or fish-ing. All for $215,000.
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BUSY FAMILY BUSINESS!Esso branded gas bar with high visibil-ity location on HWY 17 and exit to St.Joseph Island. Large gas volume, vari-ety and gift store with Lotto terminaland more. 2BR bungalow for owner orextra income. Three acre lot allows forexpansion. Good year round businesscatering to the islanders, tourists,fishermen and snowmobilers.CallCarl for more details.
ISLAND COMMERCIALBUILDING!Located on main corner entering theIsland at Kent’s Corners. High visibilitywith lots of parking this modern com-mercial building has bakery and restau-rant equipment aleady installed for thecontinued present use or can beconverted to a new endeavour.$199,000.
GAS, GIFTS ANDVARIETY!Long established family businesswith separate 40 x 60 steel buildingwith reinforced concrete floor for ad-ditional business opportunities. Dou-ble lot allows expansion. Good returnfor a person who wants to be theirown boss.
VARIETY STORE PLUS!A unique opportunity to operate a wellestablished store in Hilton Beach.Convenience store, Lotto, LCBOoutlet. High traffic location and nearthe waterfront and busy marina.
WATERFRONT DREAM LOTSVariety of large waterfront lots with water-frontages of 80 feet to 600 feet. Serviced lotswith sewer, water, gas, hydro, telephone andcable on paved street and lighting. Airport,marina and hospital minutes away in Thessalon.Priced from$23,000. to$95,000.Call for moredetails.
18 UNIT MOTEL!All the units have been refurbished andall equipment include in this turn keyoperation. Large 3BR living quarters.Located on the TransCanada on theeastern side of Sault Ste. Marie.Call Carl for details.
AFFORDABLE WATERFRONT!Quiet convenient Sun Set Point location. Open conceptLR/DR/KIT with large screened sun porch facing thewater with great views of the water, sunsets and ships.Great summer getaway at $124,900.
Large 256 Acre wooded parcelnear Fort St. Joseph. Great forhunting and ATV’s. $150,000.
100 acre wood lot on themountain with variety of maturetrees including lots of maple.Paved road and hydro. Greathunting or new home site.$110,000
Waterfront building lot on TenbyBay. 123ft of frontage on a welltreed, level lot. Quiet private loca-tion. $49,500.
100 Acre mature bush on I line between 10th and20th side roads. Lots of maple for syrup, good forhunting or building your dream home.$129,000.
3 level & wooded waterfront lots with private loca-tion, sand beach leading to deep water. $43,500each or put an offer on all three.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION!This 4BR two storey home is located close to shops,restaurants, marina, post office and library. Walk toeverything you need. large yard and garage. Just addsome fresh paint and then settle in. $74,900.
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COUNTRY ACERAGE!Beautiful high rise featuring open concept living lith cathedral ceilings and in-floorheating. 2+2 BR, 3 baths including master BR ensuite and whirlpool bath. Fullyfinished basement with gas FP. Patio doors open to spacious deck overlookingfields. This home is like new, an absolute must see! $348,500
SOMETHING SPECIAL!Minutes from Richards Landing and view of the bridge you'll find this waterfront gem. Open con-
cept main house with 2 large BR's,wood floors, gas FP and patiodoors leading to large deck systemfacing the water. Custom cedargreat room with kitchenette, queensize murphy bed, wood FP andscreened Florida room. Nicely land-scaped yard, garage and great wa-terfront and dock. $345,000.
THE SOUND OF THE WAVESwill lull you in a sound sleep at this 3 acre wooded prop-erty with 200ft of deep waterfront. Hardwood, ceramicfloors and oak cabinetry thru out this Littleton built twostorey with full finished basement, 2 full baths, masterbalcony and sweeping wrap around deck for entertainingand a view of the lake. Huge 3 car garage/man cave that’sinsulated and heated. Did I mention the bunkie? Perfectend of the road private and quiet location. $369,000.
CHARMING AND RUSTIC!Four season home at north end of the island on pri-vate maintained road. Newer steel roofs on houseand garage. Some newer flooring and most contentsincluded. View of the channel from the side andfront decks. Quiet private location $129,000.
The constant sound of the waves and relaxingat the cabana or the huge rear deck overlookingthe lake are aspects you’ll have to endure as theowner of this beautiful water front home. IslandEnterprises kitchen, formal dining room, woodburning FP for those brisk mornings, full fin-ished basement, 3 car garage are just some ofthe features of this great island home.$268,000.
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EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITY
TheTownship of St. Joseph is now acceptingapplications for a part time Landfill Attendant.
Interested candidates should submit a coverletter and resume outlining their qualificationsto:
Carol O.Trainor,Clerk AdministratorTheTownship of St. Joseph1669Arthur St., P.O.Box 187Richards Landing,ON P0R 1J0
Orby e-mail at: [email protected]
The Township of St. Joseph is an equal oppor-tunity employer.We thank all those who apply;however only those candidates beingconsidered for an interview will be contacted.
Bad Habits for the HeartDr. Dan Sicoli, Chiropractor & Clinical Acupuncturist
It’s known that if you want a healthy heart, keep triglyceridesdown.What are triglycerides (TG’s)? It’s the fat found in theblood, and an increase in TG’s equals an increased risk ofstroke and heart disease. Here are some bad habits and howto fix them:
Bad Habit (BH) #1: Drinking soda and fruit juices. Sugarand fructose, which are used as sweeteners, increase TG’s.Extra calories in sweetened drinks can cause a weight in-crease, which places more stress on the heart. Drinking waterand unsweetened drinks is the easiest fix.
BH #2: Eating white foods like pasta, rice or bread at mostmeals.White flour can increase TG’s. Switch to whole wheatpasta.Whole grain or sprouted grain bread are better alterna-tives.
BH #3: Eating a lot of red meat.Red meat is high in satu-rated fat. Butter and cheese contain the same saturated fats.Choose lean meats and protein alternatives, like chicken andturkey, which are lower in saturated fats.
BH #4: Drinking several glasses of alcohol per day. Toomuch beer wine or spirits can increase TG’s.What to do is setlimits; one drink per day for women, 2 for men.
BH #5: Overeating. Large meals can greatly increase TG lev-els. A solution is obviously to eat less and slower, as it givestime for your body to tell you you’re full.
BH #6: Skipping meals.You’re never too busy to eat some-thing. If you skip a meal, you’re more likely to overeat at yournext meal, causing a TG spike. Your best bet is to eat 3 squaremeals a day with sensible portion sizes.
BH #7: Being sedentary. Not moving around makes it diffi-cult for the body to metabolize the sugar we ingest. The solu-tion is to move around: walk around the house duringcommercial breaks, for every 30 minutes of sitting at thecomputer, walk for 5, walk to get the mail etc…You get theidea.
BH #8: Smoking.This increases the chance of heart disease,thereby doubling the chances of getting heart trouble if highTG’s are present. Live tobacco free. Besides increasing the riskof COPD and other lung diseases, amplifying the effects ofTG’s is just another reason to stop.
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The connection between the Northern Lights and sunspot ac-tivity has been suspected since about 1880. Thanks to re-search conducted since the 1950's, we now know thatelectrons and protons from the sun are blown towards theearth on the 'solar wind'. 1957-58 was International Geo-physical Year and the atmosphere was studied extensivelywith balloons, radar, rockets and satellites. Rocket research isstill conducted by scientists at Poker Flats, a facility under thedirection of the University of Alaska at Fairbanks - see webpage http://www.gi.alaska.edu/
The temperature above the surface of the sun is millions ofdegrees Celsius. At this temperature, collisions between gasmolecules are frequent and explosive. Free electrons and pro-tons are thrown from thesun's atmosphere by the rota-tion of the sun and escapethrough holes in the mag-netic field. Blown towards theearth by the solar wind, thecharged particles are largelydeflected by the earth's mag-netic field. However, theearth's magnetic field isweaker at either pole andtherefore some particles enterthe earth's atmosphere andcollide with gas particles.These collisions emit lightthat we perceive as the danc-ing lights of the north (andthe south).
The lights of the Aurora gen-erally extend from 80 kilome-tres (50 miles) to as high as640 kilometres (400 miles)above the earth's surface.
Where is the best place to watch the NorthernLights?Northern Lights can be seen in the northern or southernhemisphere, in an irregularly shaped oval centred over eachmagnetic pole. Scientists have learned that in most instancesnorthern and southern auroras are mirror-like images thatoccur at the same time, with similar shapes and colours.
Because the phenomena occur near the magnetic poles,northern lights have been seen as far south as New Orleans inthe western hemisphere, while similar locations in the eastnever experience the mysterious lights. However the bestplaces to watch the lights (in North America) are in thenorthwestern parts of Canada, particularly the Yukon,Nunavut, Northwest Territories and Alaska. Auroral displays
can also be seen over thesouthern tip of Greenland andIceland, the northern coast ofNorway and over the coastalwaters north of Siberia. South-ern auroras are not often seenas they are concentrated in aring around Antarctica and thesouthern Indian Ocean.
Areas that are not subject to'light pollution' are the bestplaces to watch for the lights.Areas in the north, in smallercommunities, tend to be best.
When is the best timeto watch for auroraldisplays?
Winter in the north is generallya good season to view lights.The long periods of darknessand the frequency of clearnights provide many good op-portunities to watch the auro-ral displays. Usually the best
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Tired of putting aflower pot or weed
eating around a treestump?
NJTS Contracting will be going throughoutthe area removing stumps during
the first two weeks of OctoberCall and make an appointment now!
Phil – 705-246-2501www.njts.ca email :
THE TOWNSHIP OF ST. JOSEPHWINTER SAND
Tenders are now being accepted for the supply, delivery andstockpiling of 700 cu. yards of winter sand.
Tenders should be delivered to the Township Office at1669 Arthur Street, or faxed to 246-3142 no later than
4:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 25, 2014.
The lowest or any bid not necessarily accepted.Carol Trainor, Clerk Administrator
THE TOWNSHIP OF ST. JOSEPHFEE-FREE TIPPING WEEK
The Township of St. Joseph Landfill Site will allow the disposal ofnon-household waste free of charge for residentsSunday, September 14 through Saturday, September 20.
Take advantage of this opportunity to dispose of remnants of thewind storm.Construction refuse will continue to be subject to fees, andshingles must be separated.
Call 705-246-2625 for more information.
The Opportunity ofa Lifetime!
IN CASE YOU HAVEN’T HEARD the IslandClippings is for sale. Perhaps this is the ideal
opportunity for you.
THE WORK IS INTERESTING and rewarding inevery way and the rich, natural wonders of the
Island are always just outside your door.
IF THE IDEA OF YOUR FAMILY LIVING andplaying year-round on this magical Island ap-
peals to you, perhaps we should talk.
Contact us in confidence at:[email protected]
Serious inquiries only, please!
ANGER..continued from page 6
find yourself swallowed up by your own bitterness or sense ofinjustice. But if you can forgive someone who angered you,you might both learn from the situation. It’s unrealistic to ex-pect everyone to behave exactly as you want at all times.
8. Use humour to release tension
Lightening up can help diffuse tension. Use humor to helpyou face what’s making you angry and, possibly, any unrealis-tic expectations you have for how things should go. Avoid sar-casm, though — it can hurt feelings and make things worse.
9. Practice relaxation skills
When your temper flares, put relaxation skills to work. Prac-tice deep-breathing exercises, imagine a relaxing scene, or re-peat a calming word or phrase, such as, “Take it easy.”Youmight also listen to music, write in a journal or do a few yogaposes — whatever it takes to encourage relaxation.
10. Know when to seek help
Learning to control anger is a challenge for everyone at times.Consider seeking help for anger issues if your anger seems outof control, causes you to do things you regret or hurts thosearound you.
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Our Hilton Beach Drop-Off Box IsNo Longer Available
FOR YEARS, OUR READERS have enjoyed being able to gettheir classified ads, announcements and other items into theIsland Clippings simply by using one of our Drop Off Boxes,located at Ambeault’s Confectionery, Kent’s Corner and theHilton Beach Post Office.
Recent events have now resulted in the elimination of two ofthose three boxes. Following the hopefully temporary closingof the Kent’s Corner store, Canada Post regulations have nowforced the removal of our box from the Hilton Beach PostOffice, although we were able to retrieve its contents for thisweek’s issue first.
We will continue to monitor and pick up reader submissionsfrom the Ambeault’s box for at least the near future, as we as-sess the possibilities and viability of other options.
We remind our readers that classified ad and announcementcontent can also be emailed to us directly [email protected] or mailed, faxed or phoned in.Our contact information is included in every issue.
time of night (on clear nights) to watch for auroral displaysis local midnight (adjust for differences caused by daylightsavings time).
Legends of the Lights'Aurora borealis', the lights of the northern hemisphere,means 'dawn of the north'. 'Aurora australis' means 'dawnof the south'. In Roman myths, Aurora was the goddess ofthe dawn. Many cultural groups have legends about thelights. In medieval times, the occurrences of auroral displayswere seen as harbingers of war or famine. The Maori ofNew Zealand shared a belief with many northern people ofEurope and North America that the lights were reflectionsfrom torches or campfires.
The Menominee Indians of Wisconsin believed that thelights indicated the location of manabai'wok (giants) whowere the spirits of great hunters and fishermen. The Inuit ofAlaska believed that the lights were the spirits of the animalsthey hunted: the seals, salmon, deer and beluga whales.Other aboriginal peoples believed that the lights were thespirits of their people.
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FOR SALE
2011 Ford Fiesta. Good condi-tion & running order, lowmileage. Asking $8,000. Call705 246-2461Set of 4 winter tires on rims,175/65R/14, only used two win-ters on a Kia Rio: $200. or bestoffer. Call 705 246-12162 Garaga insulated garagedoors 12’ wide x 8’ high. Eachdoor has 5 windows and comeswith power driver door openers.Retails for $4,500; selling for$1,800. Call Lewis at 705 246-7494.Excess siding from a buildingproject; colour - Sand, double 412ft long X 50. Also some J-molding & starter trim; Typar;Best offer. Call 705 246-3886.Shark Light and Easy SteamMop, safe for all hard floor sur-faces, great for pet owners,never used (gift). $35. EpsonWorkforce 600 printer, like new,$40...Ph. 705-246-3720Screen door, wood, fits 36” x80”; very solid: $25. Please call705 246-1474
Firewood for sale, cheap! Call705 943-6011Regency medium wood-burningfireplace insert, $250 or bestoffer. Call 705 246-213342” round antique round table, 1leaf to make oval table with 4wooden chairs: $100; 7’ antiqueFrench Provincial couch, ingood condition: $50; Starteraquarium with everything in-cluded except fish: $25. Call705 206-35381 perky white silky rooster. Call705 246-3800Futon in good condition $100.Freestanding oil stove andchimney $80. Call 705 246-3714Large capacity Maytag WashingMachine. In good shape andworks well.$50. Call 705 246-2017 or 705 246-1726White rocker recliner, excellentcondition: $50; Make-up tableand bench, excellent condition:$40; Trivial Pursuit game,Genus edition: $35. Call 705246-3333
LOST& FOUND
Lost in the big storm..from HattiIsland my floating dock - floatedaway…pressure treated approx.4’ x 10’. If it has floated yourway please let me know.Call 705 246-2501
FOR RENT
Nicely furnished home, 1 bed-room, 1 1/2 baths with GreatRoom. Available October 1stthrough May – special situationfor the summer. $600/monthplus utilities. Call to see: 705246-2363. No smoking inside;no pets please.
REAL ESTATE
For Sale By Owner: Beautiful150’ Waterfront Home on theNorth Channel, Canoe Pt. Rd.,St. Joseph Island. Open con-cept, 3 bdrms, 3 baths, sauna,spa, fp, oak cupboards, & flrs,full basement, 2 garages’$375,000. Call. 705 246-3333For Sale by the owner: Lake-front Property on St. Joseph Is-land on the North Channel ofLake Huron. 30 acres, 600’ wa-terfront, furnished. $548,000CAD. For more information:www.cedarmeadow.shutterfly.comGorgeous 12 year old home,situated on 97.5 acres of beauti-ful property, with a fully func-tional Maple Syrup operation.Located on hwy 548, 1606 VLine. This home is a must see.For full listing and picturesplease go to: propertyguys.com/property/index/id/82473
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Country Road Open House isOct 4th & 5th. The 19th AnnualAgri-tourism Event is shaping upto be another excellent week-end!. Map goes to press Sept.22nd. If you are a farm, busi-ness, or an eatery showcasinglocal produce wishing to host,please call 705-246-2683,Thanks!The St. Joseph Island Horticul-tural Society will gather at ourMemorial Gardens for a dedica-tion 6:30 pm, Thursday, Sep-tember 25th. A celebration andmeeting will follow at HarmonySt. Marks Church Hall. Contactis President Pam Hart at 705246-8484Johnson Township Adult Recre-ational Hockey League, Des-barats (formerly North ShoreMen’s League) – Team Regis-trations due by October 27.Info: 705 782-6601 x 1-205OldTime Country Dance onSaturday September 20th atRichards Landing Legion Hall. 8‘til 12 Midnight. $7.50/Person (atdoor only) Price includes teaand coffee, Sandwiches ordesserts to share will be wel-comed. Music by: Bill Patemanand The Country Connection,Featuring Sheldon and MarshallJaaskelainen
Seniors Exercise Classes to re-sume at the Dr. Harold S. TrefryMemorial Centre beginningMonday, September 22 (Mon-days at 10 am and Thursdays at11am). Nordic Pole Walking atthe Legion on Wednesdays andFridays at 10 am. We hope tosee you!The Hunters & Anglers are offer-ing the Hunter’s Safety Courseon Oct. 3,4,5. If you wish toregister please contact TolbertStinson at 705 246-3093. Spaceis limited, so don’t delay in reg-istering!Lightforce, a faith based pro-gram, welcomes all children JK-Gr.8 to join the program onWednesdays from 6:00-7:30.The JK-Gr. 2 meet at the IslandBible Chapel and children Gr.3-8 meet at St. Joseph IslandSchool. If you are interested orhave questions please contactDawn at 705-246-3093.
THANKYOU
Thank you to all my friends foryour prayers, cards and callsafter my surgery. Your thought-fulness is greatly appreciated.Also thanks to Donna my hair-dresser. Sharon Thomas
On behalf of Jocelyn Recre-ation, we appreciated seeingeveryone who ventured out tojoin us at Harvest Fest. It takesan enormous amount of volun-teers and hours to pull off theday, what with pie picking andbaking, setup and takedown,parking, and volunteering tohelp out at various positionsduring the day. To all who volun-teered in any way, thank you. Tothose that joined us by partici-pating with displays or events,thank you for making everyone’sday, and to all those that cameout to see what we had to offer,you made our day, thank you.Next year - no rain!A big thank you to all the helpfulneighbours on Sailor’s Encamp-ment Drive. Thank you for theuse of your generator, the useof your shower, the deliciousmeals, the coffee each morningand a big thank you for helpingto clean up the mess. Gerryand Connie
Friday Night Foodsat the Legion
the special will be anRibs by Diane Tasse
along with theregular menu.
Entertainment will beJoe Mattalo
Entertainment supplied byvolunteer musicians
Come and try your luckat the meat draw!
Take out available
THE TOWNSHIP OF ST. JOSEPHAMENDED COUNCIL SCHEDULE
The Council ofTheTownship of St. Joseph hasmodified its regular schedule to meet on the followingdates:
Wednesdays: September 24October 8 and 22
All Regular Council meetings begin at 7:00 pm andare open to the public.
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RECIPE CORNER
246-2777 RICHARDS LANDING
OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEKMONDAY - SATURDAY 10 - 5 • SUNDAY 11 - 5
Do you need a
baby giftfor a new arrival or an older little one.
Visit MooseSweats First!
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
WE HAVE EXPANDEDOUR BABY SECTION
Rita Cloutier’s Blueberry MuffinBreakfast Smoothie
1 cup unsweetened almond milk (or regular milk)
1/2 cup frozen blueberries
1/2 cup frozen ripe banana chunks(about 1 small banana)
1/4 cup raw, uncooked oats (the quick-cooking kind)
1 scoop vanilla protein powder(see non-powder variation below)
1 tbsp chia seeds or hemp hearts(for Omega 3s!)
Dash cinnamon
Whirl all smoothie ingredients in a blender until smooth.Drink immediately. Enjoy! Makes 1 large smoothie
Per serving: 378 calories, 9.7 g total fat (0.8 g saturated fat), 22g protein, 53 g carbohydrate, 13 g fiber, 0 mg cholesterol, 325 mgsodium
Notes and variation: If you aren’t using frozen fruit, you’ll needto add several ice cubes to make the smoothie nice and cold.Your banana must be ripe, as in spotty/speckled. Don’t use agreen, unripe banana! If you don’t have vanilla protein powder,or don’t like protein powder, add 3/4 cup (6 oz container)vanilla favoured Greek yogurt. You might need to add a bitmore milk if the smoothie is too thick.
Thanks Rita!
Shell includesLabour & Materials24’ x 28’......$14,78426’ x 26’......$14,87228’ x 30’ .....$18,480
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FridayHens & Stitches, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10 am to 12 pm705 246-0036Island Cast-a-Weighs, Calorie Watchers, HiltonCommunity Hall (rear door, basmt) - 8:30 amWalking at the Legion - 9 am to noonSt. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 12 noon to 7 pmFriday Foods at the LegionAA Meeting, United Church (new addition, side door) - 8 pm
SaturdayThe Children’s Library - 10 am to 3 pmHilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pmSt. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 10 am to 3 pm.
St. Boniface Roman Catholic, Hilton Beach at 4:30 pm.Jam Session, Legion - 3 pm to 6 pm
SundayThe Anglican Parish of St. Joseph & St. Georgeworships at 11 am at Holy Trinity, JocelynFree 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,Primary, Priesthood, Relief Society.10 - 10:40Sunday School 10:50 - 11:30 Sacrament Meeting 11:40 - 12:30
MondayWalking at the Legion - 9 am to noonEuchre, Legion Hall - 7:30 pm ($4.00 per person)Wii Bowling, Dr. Trefry Centre, 10 – 11 amBridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 4 pm(Open to all seniors) 705 246-0036
Bring your own lunch for active fit and bridge participants,Free pool all day in the Legion loungeCarpet Bowling for 50 Plus, Legion- Refreshments Available - 1 pmSt. Joseph Twp, Public Library - 5 pm to 8 pmHilton Union Library - 1 pm to 5 pm & 7 pm to 9 pmYoga, Old Town Hall, RL - 7 to 8 pm, pre-register with SJT
TuesdayCribbage (singles), Legion Hall - 7:30 pm($4.00 per person)Trefry Centre’s Day Out, Bruce Mines Location, 9 am 3:30 pm,St. Joseph Twp, Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pmQuilting - 1-3 pm, Downstairs Hilton Hall except the 3rd weekheld at the Trefry Centre. 705 246-0036Childcare Algoma C.A.P. Children’s Playgroup - 10 am to noonat Free Methodist Church
WednesdayWalking at the Legion - 9 am to noonNordic Pole Walking at the Legion - 10 amBridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 5 pm(Open to all seniors) 705 246-0036St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 10 am to 3 pmFood Bank, United Church, Richards Landing(side door) - 1 pm to 3 pmThe Children’s Library, 9 am - 12 noon, Storytime 10:30Hilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm -Phone number: 705 255-3520.Pool, Legion Lounge - 7:30 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!The Children’s Library, 9 am - 12 noon, Storytime 10:30St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 5 pm to 8 pm
WHAT’S HAPPENING ON ST. JOE
Classified Ads and Announcements
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The Island Clippings is pleased to publish personal Clas-sified Advertising and Public Service Announcements of50 words or less, free of charge to Island residents, as acommunity service. Other than personal for sale ads(please limit three items) the announcement must be ofvalue to the community.We reserve the right to decide ifthe ad is of service to the community. Please identifyyourself when sending in a classified or your ad willnot 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.
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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.
Sorry, we’re not available on Sundays.
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Dawn Tweedle - owner/artisan1188 Richards St.,
Richards Landing, ON P0R 1J0
Woody's AutomotiveFor all your automobile,
snowmobile & ATV repairs705 246-8800
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Deadline for classifieds is noon TuesdaysDeadline for display ads is Mondays at 3 pm
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