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November 10, 2011 • Issue 824 • $1.00 Serving St. Joseph Island since 1995

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This is Veterans’ WeekMake Remembrance more than something you feel. Make it something you do!

During this week, hundreds ofcommemorative ceremoniesand events will take place acrossthe country to recognize theachievements of our Veteransand honour those who madethe ultimate sacrifice.

In our area, on Friday,November 11th at 10 am,wreath-laying services will beheld at the cenotaphs in PortFinlay, Hilton Beach andRichards Landing, followed bythe Remembrance Day serviceat the Legion Hall at 10:45 am.

This Veterans’ Week, think about the many ways to show thatyou remember and honour our Veterans. Pin a poppy aboveyour heart and attend the Remembrance Day ceremony. Butlet’s go a little farther!

• Talk to a friend or relative who has just returned homefrom Afghanistan or who served in other areas of conflict.

• Ask – and listen to Veterans talk about their experiences.

And for those who are more comfortable with ‘SocialNetworking’, you could

• Create a “mashup” and share it on YouTube

• Visit the Veterans Affairs Canada Facebook fan page, writeon the wall and share how you remember with the othervisitors to the site.

• Follow Veterans Affairs Canada on Twitter and tweetabout how you remember

• Change your Facebookprofile picture to a poppy forthis week.

• Blog, tweet or update yourFacebook status about theimportance of Remembrance.

Above all, we must all vow neverto forget. However you choose toremember, be sure to share witheveryone you know. Together, itis our duty to pass on the legacyand keep the memories of ourCanadian Veterans alive – espe-cially those who paid the ultimate price.

This Veterans’ Week, how will YOU remember?

My father’s brother was named Charles, but everyone calledhim ‘Chum’. He was the black sheep of our family, and wasalways in some kind of trouble, including when he went over-seas in 1940. Wild and irresponsible as he may have been,Chum answered his country’s call without hesitation.

In those dark and danger-filled times, Chum became a man,one more who sacrificed his own future. His life was pitifullyshort.

I was born too late to know my Uncle Chum, but through myfather’s stories and family photos – the last one being of himstanding proudly in his new uniform, at parade rest, with riflein hand – I feel that I know him very well indeed. And Iremember that he once lived.

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Eleanor Adcock Turns 90By Randal Adcock

ON NOVEMBER 27TH Eleanor(Garside) Adcock will turn 90. Overher many years, her interests inwriting, gardening, history, andcommunity service have come togetherin many ways to make a difference inour local quality of life.

Writing has been a common threadand ongoing passion for Eleanor.Starting as a teenager, she expressedher romance with nature in her veryCanadian poetry. Many peopleremember her articles in The IslandClippings and North Shore Sentinel.While her news column on localpeople and events helped create a senseof shared authentic community, her articles to preserve local history eventuallybecame My Little Book of St. Joseph Island Stories.

When Eleanor married Russell Adcock in 1946, she joined him in a marketgardening business. Together they supplied consumers in the Sault with fresh St JoeIsland garden produce such as corn, beans, and squash. That continued on a parttime basis while living in the Sault from 1956 through the ‘60s. Eleanor earned herMaster Gardener designation through correspondence studies at University ofGuelph, and shared that knowledge repeatedly at the Horticultural Society and withvisitors at Adcock’s Woodland Gardens.

Beginning in 1985 Eleanor worked with Russell and her son Grant to design andbuild Adcock’s Woodland Gardens. She played an important role particularly inplanning and designing the gardens and selecting plants. Every year over 2,000people from Algoma and abroad visit the Gardens enjoying a few moments awayfrom a hectic world. In private, she still keeps her own vegetable garden for thetable.

Eleanor’s community service began as a schoolgirl helping out at fall fairs and as ayoung woman with the Women’s Institute. Beginning in 1943 she joined the wareffort by serving in the RCAF -WD (Women’s Division) at Rockcliffe ManningDepot. She served as a nursing aid to 1946, usually drawing blood samples fromreturning troops at the women’s RCAF hospital. For this she earned the rank ofCorporal.

Through the years she volunteered countless hours and donated baked goods toraise funds for organizations such as United Church Women, Mathews Memorial

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Hospital, Island Museum and the Harvest Festival. She sharedher knowledge of history with the Historical Society. She alsofound time while raising her family to volunteer at the Sault’scrisis prevention phone line.

Eleanor worked with the Chamber of Commerce as an advo-cate for tourism and economic development and in manyways helped raise the public profile of Old Fort St. Joseph. Shehas also been outspoken on the improvement of logging andforestry practices and other issues.

Over the years Eleanor has given freely to the community,even while raising five boys. Her writings on local history, herlandscaped gardens and volunteer work have helped make StJoseph Island a warmer, more inviting place. And yes, kids, shereally did walk three miles to school, sometimes barefoot insummer and sometimes through darkness, howling wolvesand two feet of snow!

On Sunday, November 27th friends and family are invited toEleanor’s 90th birthday party at the Legion Hall at RichardsLanding, from 2 pm to 5 pm. There will be a Come-and-Gotea with a special event at 3 pm for half an hour. Best wishesonly.

Editor’s Note: Eleanor, we’re happy to join your family, friendsand admirers in wishing you a very Happy Birthday, and many,many more of them! You are indeed one of the Island’s greattreasures!

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THE TOWNSHIP OF ST. JOSEPHREQUEST FOR QUOTES

DECORATIVE POSTS IN RICHARDS LANDINGQuotes are being sought for refinishing and capping the

56 decorative posts in Richards Landing in the spring of 2012.Copies of the Scope of Work are available at the Township Office,

Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or on the Township website.

Submission deadline is Monday, November 21, 2011 at 4:00 p.m.Sealed quotations are to be addressed to Carol Trainor,

Clerk Administrator, The Township of St. Joseph, 1669 Arthur Street,Richards Landing. 705-246-2625 www.stjosephtownship.com

The lowest or any bid not necessarily accepted.

Island InsightLetters to the Editor printed in the Island Insight Column reflectthe views of the writer and not necessarily those of the IslandClippings.

“Adopt a Highway”

Since St. Joseph Island has a tourist based economy, perhapswe should all consider adopting the above program. Myfriend Elsie Turner and I have just finished picking up thegarbage, cans and bottles from half of Canoe Pointe road - wepicked up 3 large (33 gallon) bags – and this was the secondtime this year we did this.

The noblest question in the world is, “What good may I do init”? Benjamin Franklin

Doris Pearl

The City Boy

I just had to write and say how much I enjoyed reading about“installing the dishwasher”! It was a tremendous effort andyou have a way with a story! Could be that it was ‘embell-ished’ a little to make a good story, but it was entertainingand I had a good laugh!

I live at Collegiate Heights, but lived in Richards Landingfrom 1998 to 2004, and I like to keep in touch with the Islandand its happenings. I am also still affiliated with the medicalfacilities there.

I pass on ‘The Clippings’ to a former resident of HiltonBeach, and she maybe passes it on again. She wouldn’t get herown copy, so I’m not taking a customer from you! I knowwhat I pay each year only pays for the postage, but it’s worthit!

Please keep on with your stories. “The Clippings” is a pleasureto read.

Sincerely, Pat MorganMail Subscriber, Sault Ste. Marie

Thanks so much Pat! Actually, there wasn’t really that much‘embellishment’ to the story. The City Boy really IS that stupid!Nonetheless, we’re always happy to hear that people do enjoythe Island’s little newspaper that just keeps on growing. And byall means, keep sharing the Clippings! We’ll save paper ... andmore than a few trees!

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WELL, FOLKS, IF YOU’RE READING THIS, the scientists were right.

As predicted, Asteroid 2005 YU 55 passed within 323,469 kilometers (201,000 miles)of the earth early Tuesday evening.

“It is the first time since 1976 that an object of this size has passed this closely to theEarth. It gives us a great — and rare — chance to study a near-Earth object like this,”said astronomer Scott Fisher, a program director with the National Science Founda-tion, during a Web chat with reporters.

The orbit and position of the asteroid, which is about 1,312 feet (400 meters) indiameter, is well known, added senior research scientist Don Yeomans, with NASA’sJet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.

Scientists suspect YU 55 has been visiting Earth for thousands of years, but becausegravitational tugs from the planets occasionally tweak its path, they cannot tell forsure how long the asteroid has been in its present orbit.

Computer models showing the asteroid’s path for the next 100 years show there is nochance it will hit Earth during that time, added Yeomans. “We do not think that itwill ever impact the Earth or moon (but) we only have its orbit calculated for thenext 100 years,” he said.

NASA is working on a mission to return soil samples from an asteroid known as1999 RQ36 in 2020, followed by a human mission to another asteroid in the mid-2020s. Japan also plans to launch an asteroid sample return mission in 2018.

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IF YOU WITNESSED A FAMILY MEMBER in cardiac arrest,would you know what to do?

November is CPRMonth and theCanadian Red Crosschallenges everyoneto get the trainingthey need to helpsave a life. Effectivebystander CPR,when used inconjunction with anAED and adminis-tered immediatelyfollowing cardiacarrest, can double a person’s chance of survival.

“Knowing how to help a person suffering from cardiac arrestcan mean the difference between full recovery and perma-nent disability or even death,” says Don Marentette, managerof national first aid programs for the Canadian Red Cross.“CPR training teaches people how to recognize signs andsymptoms of cardiovascular emergencies and how torespond quickly and effectively.”

Red Cross CPR courses also include training on the use ofautomated external defibrillators (AEDs): how to assess aperson in cardiac arrest, determine whether defibrillation (ashock to the heart to restore normal beating) should beperformed, and use an AED unit to deliver a shock ifrequired. The Red Cross is the only national training agencyto include AED training as a mandatory component in alltheir programs.

Polling conducted last year by the American Red Crossrevealed that 25 per cent of respondents had been in a situa-tion where someone may have needed CPR, but only 66 percent of those were confident they could help someone whoneeded it.

“Training not only gives you the knowledge and skills torespond, but also the confidence to act,” says Marentette.

The Red Cross First Aid and CPR/AED program wasupdated in 2011 to meet the latest international scientificevidence on first aid and CPR released in 2010.

“Seventy per cent of cardiac arrests happen at home, yet onlyone in seven people know how to perform CPR,” says Don.“Knowing these simple techniques could mean the differ-ence between life and death for someone you love.”

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LOT 3 FIRST CONCESSION JOCELYN TOWNSHIP100 acre wooded lot with camp, sauna, all appliances, furniture, 300 gal. watertank and 10 chords of firewood included inthe price. Lots of mature hardwood withpossibilities for maple surup operation. Greatdeer hunting and a very private picturesquesetting. A great deal at $94,000. Buyercan apply for Land Conservation Incentiveprogram to reduce taxes.

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Welcome Hunters!

Answers to Trivia Quiz on page 3

1. Shoes, socks, sandals, sneakers, slippers, skis, snow-shoes, stockings.2. Boxing3. Niagara Falls. The rim is worn down about two and ahalf feet each year because of the millions of gallons ofwater that rush over it every minute.

pulse spanning the distance between the mists of English folkballadry and Middle East mysticism, through to the Missis-sippi Delta and the rustic wonders of the Appalachian Hills,with a certain fearless reverence and no small amount ofsoul.” (Ottawa Xpress)

Born into a folk musical family in Calgary, Alberta, Caraplayed with dulcimers and autoharps while her peers playedwith Barbies and Nintendo. Music was an integral part of hergrowing up experience. In her early twenties she struck outon her own, recording two EPs and the Prairie Music Award-nominated album Tempting the Storm (2000) which signaledthe arrival of a major talent.

Based in Winnipeg, Cara has become a widely-respected andwell-traveled member of the Canadian folk/roots musiccommunity. She has graced the stage at Lilith Fair and beeninvited to perform at the prestigious International GuitarFestival in the UK. With The Wailin’ Jennys she created oneof the most talked about folk groups of the last ten years andrecorded the exquisite 40 Days, winner of the 2005 Junoaward for Best Roots Recording (Group). Since leaving thetrio she has wowed audiences and critics with her soloperformances across North America and Europe.

Cara will be here on the Island on Wednesday, November16th, to perform a small, intimate Island house concert,presented by the St. Joseph Island Coffee Roasters and Algo-maTrad. You can reserve your seats by calling 705 246-7042or 705 782 4311. Seating is limited, so avoid disappointment– call today!

Cara ... continued from page 7

RECIPE CORNERRosanne Auer’s

Sausage & Rice Casserole1/2 lb. hot sausage

1/2 lb. regular sausage

3 stalks of celery, chopped

1 onion, chopped

1 C. raw rice

1 package Lipton Chicken Noodle soup mix

5 C. boiling water

Salt and pepper to taste

Brown sausage and drain off fat. Combine all ingredients inlarge baking dish. When ready to bake, fill baking dish with

boiling water. Cover and bake 1 1/4 hours at 350° F.

You may make this dish ahead and when ready to bake addboiling water and bake.

Thanks Rosanne!

Johnny was having a lot of difficulty in French class. Toencourage him, his teacher said, “You’ll know you’rereally beginning to get it when you start dreaming in

French.”Johnny ran into class all excited one day, saying,

“Teacher, teacher! I had a dream last night and everyonewas talking in French!” “Great!” said the teacher; “what

were they saying?” “I don’t know,” the boy replied;“I couldn’t understand them.”

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Hunter’s SupperMonday, November 14th

5 to 8 pmJocelyn Township Hall

1125 P Line Rd. , St. Joseph Island$12. adult $6. for 10 years and under

Come for a homemade dinner of ham,scalloped potatoes, coleslaw, baked beans

carrots, rolls and pies

Everyone welcome!

Sponsored by the Jocelyn Recreation CommitteeFor further information call theTownship Office at 246-2025

You CAN makea difference!Did you know that at age 65, you have a 1 in 11 chance ofbeing affected by Alzheimer’s disease, and by age 85 yourchances increase to 1 in 2? Additionally, 72% of all people affected by Alzheimer’s disease are women.

You can help!

In support of the increasing need for services that are providedby the local Alzheimer Society, our local chapter is in need ofdoor to door canvassers for the annual door to door campaignin January.

If you enjoy walking, the outdoors, helping people, and want tomake a difference, contact Island Coordinator John Shannonat 705 246-0006 or [email protected].

Funds raised support services such as Education, RecreationTherapy and Support for local people affected by Alzheimer’sdisease and their families.

Thank you for your support!

“Yep, a 42 inch waist, and he just walked rightout in front of me. Of course, the beer lick

didn’t hurt.”

702 B Line, St. Joseph IslandBeautiful views of St. Joseph Islandbridge from this nicely updated 3 brcottage. Newer roof, flooring, windows,sofit, facia, propane fireplace, hot watertank and uv system. Launch your ownboat at shore, large dock, outdoor cook-stove, 2 storage sheds, close toRichards Landing, good usable water-front in sheltered bay. $144,900

474A Pine Island Rd.3 bedroom 2 bathroom home locatedonly 25 min from SSM. Open conceptwith main floor brm, laundry, andsunroom. Large deck plus screened inroom and hot tub area. Guest house hasits own 2 piece ensuite, large lot withgarage and carport, sheltered waterfrontwith own boat slip. Newer metal roof,bamboo flooring. $239,900

1343 Littleton St.3+1 bedroom bungalow with 3 baths,open concept kitchen with gas stoveand walk in pantry, cozy livingroomwith vaulted ceilings, stone gas fire-place with built in flat screen tv,hardwood floors, main floor laundryroom, fully finished basement withrecroom and large office/workoutroom, very efficient $365,000

3217 Haight Rd.366 feet of shoreline on Twin Lakes, this 2 bedroom bungalow has beencompletely redone, new wiring, insula-tion, flooring, kitchen, bathroom, doors,etc. Nice usable waterfront with beau-tiful views, close to Hilton Beach andgolf course. Metal roof, storage shed &dock. Just enjoy! $179,900

1446 Sterling Bay Rd. St. Joseph Is. 190 feet of usable shoreline lot in cul-de-sac at the end of the year-round road.3 bed cottage can easily be year round.Open concept living and dining area withpatio doors to deck. New double garagewith laundry area. New roof in 2003 andsiding in 2005. Insulated and heatedcrawl space. Sheltered bay good forboating. $199,900

152 Hugill St. SSMExcellent location for this 5 bedroom 2bathroom home. Features large formalliving and dining room plus a largefamily room on the second floor.Updated kitchen and baths, newerfurnace, some newer windows, newerfenced yard with double detachedgarage. $249,900

Lot 28-22 Anjigami LakeBeautiful views of Lake Anjigami fromthis log cottage. Large lake with greatfishing and hunting. (Dist 34+35) Goodroad in or take the railway and getdropped off. Property is over an acre.Land is leased but loads of value in thelog cottage. Propane lights & stove.$67,000.

844 Four Seasons Dr. Goulais RiverBeautiful views of lake superior fromthis 3 bed cottage. Enjoy the sunsetsfrom the front deck, open conceptliving with 3 bedrooms, 4 piece bath,well and septic, storage shed and kidsplay house, year round road. Showswell. $119,900

1163 Adcock Dr. St. Joseph IslandBreathtaking Landscaping surroundsthis beautiful cedar 3 bedroom home onthe water. Good sized guest house orshop has water and electricity. Beautifulhardwood floors, large master suitewith two sided fireplace, very open concept. $259,000.

6033 Twinning Crt. St. Joseph Is.St. Joseph Island. Quality built 3 bedroomhome features hardwood floors, pine walls andceiling, balcony off master overlooks pool andWhiskey Bay. Loft area overlooks living room.Main flr. Laundry and bedroom. Large 3 cargarage with walk-up attic space. Makes greatguest suite or games room. Great value!$239,900.00

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1693 Lake St. Richards Landing100 year old home with character. Couldbe redone or build your dream home orsummer getaway. Close to beach andMarina. $49,900

188 Lake George Rd. Echo BayOver 5 acres of land only 25 minutesfrom Sault Ste Marie. This 4 plus 1 bedroom bungalow has cathedral ceil-ings in the sunken living room, mostlyfinished basement with 4 bedroomsand large rec room. Large openconcept kitchen, large greenhouse setup, backing on the Bar River.$239,900

3103 Hilton Rd., St. Joseph IslandBeautiful views of Lake Huron from thislarge 2 bedroom bungalow. Walk to thebeach or marina. Newer roof, windows,doors, forced air, furnace, gas fireplacein family room plus wood stove insertin livingroom. Large master bedroom,new patio doors off family room tolarge deck. Attached single garage,town water & sewer, main floor laundryand hardwood floors. $184,900

1028 B LineWaterfront St. Joseph Island. Over 126feet of shore line. Beautiful view ofbridge. Custom built 3 bedroombungalow with 3 pce ensuite, gardendoors off master bedroom to deck,vaulted ceilings in living room, doubleattached insulated garage with loft,ashphalt driveway, high-speed internet,beautifully landscaped. Sand beach,close to Richards Landing. $299,900

505 Lakeview Rd.Only 25 minutes to Sault Ste Marie.this 3 bedroom, 2 bath cedar chaletfeatures large main floor family roomwith woodstove, main floor bedroom,large dining room with patio doors todeck, balcony off 2 bedrooms upstairswith newer 2 piece bath. Mechanicsdream garage 24x60 large doors onboth ends on 8.78 acres. $329,900

1203 Gore St. St. Joseph IslandGreat location for any type of business.Downtown Richards Landing close tobeach and marina. This nicely updatedbuilding has wide open space withhigh ceilings, bathroom, office space,walk up attic space could be appart-ment or more sq ft. views of the lake,newer windows, wiring, plumbing andinsulation. $159,900

2941 Green St. St. Joseph IslandBeautiful sunsets from this 2 bed, 2bath home with guest house and singlegarage. Newer roof, large deck, watchthe ships go by from large living roomwith wood stove. $199,500

2783 Garside Rd. St. Joseph IslandGreat location close to Milford Havenboat launch. This 3 bedroom bungalowhas large eat in kitchen, huge livingroom with loads of windows for viewingwild life. Forced air furnace, almost 6acres with mixed bush. Triangle piece ofland across the road is part of property,circular drive, wood shed plus smallwork shop. $109,900

Lots 9 & 10 Canoe Point Rd.Waterfront Lots on St. Joseph Island. Build yourdream home or cottage, 2 lots on Canoe Point Rd.with over 2 acres and 200 feet of shoreline. Welltreed. Close to bridge on year round, paved roadand deep water. $259,900

2948 Soo Mill Rd.Waterfront St. Joseph Island. 101 feet of shore lineclose to Hilton Beach off Canoe Point Rd. Drivewayand cleared area for home or cottage with new outhouse. Not many lots available on this side of theIsland. Electricity at road. $79,900

Featured Lots

348 ABC Puddingstone Rd. DesbaratsExceptional piece of property. Over 260acres of bush, fields, gardens, creekand pond. Log cabin over looks pond.House is over 2000 sq.ft. Large gamesrooms with L shaped wet bar and patiodoor to large wraparound deck.Largedetached garage with walkup attic. Pluslarge barn. $479,900.

1202 Gore St. Richards LandingExcellent location! Downtown RichardsLanding on St. Joseph Island. Wellestablished restaurant, comes withhouse behind. Close to Beach andMarina. $159,900.00

3125 Mariners Way, Hilton BeachBeautiful waterviews from this 10 yearold 2+1 bedroom hirise bng. Fullfinished bsmt with large rec room withroughed in brick fireplace. Newerdouble garage that is insulated andwired. 3 lots in total. All lots have sewerand water at the year round road. Beachis at the end of the road. close tomarina. $239,900

1277 Richards St. St. Joseph IslandTwo bedroom bungalow, with somenewer windows. One block frombeach or marina. Great as asummer getaway or year roundhome. Town water and sewer. Closeto school, hospital and shopping.$49,900.

1195 Richard St. St. Joseph IslandDowntown Richards Landing. Commercialbuilding for lease or sale. Take overicecream business or start a new one.Upstairs could be 2 bed apartment or officespace. Newer deck and windows, close tomarina and beach. $122,500.

5210 Wierzbicki Dr. St. Joseph Is.Waterfront. Walk the beautiful sandbeach from this extensively updatedhome. Newer kitchen, flooring, gardendoors to deck. Updated 3 piece bathwith sauna, in-ground sprinkler, over-sized attached garage, main floorlaundry, large docking system good forboat and swimming. $239,900.

134 Pumpkin Point, 151’ x 249’ $17,500Lot 3 Peter Lake, 160 Acres $99,900

465 Riverside Dr., 100’ water frontage $94,900Pt Lot 1 Conc. A, 51 Acres $79,900

Lot 6 Lucy, 50’ x198’ $33,900Lot 16 Conc. O , 50 Acres $37,900

27 Ellwood Blvd. 130’ frontage $69,900Lot 25 & 26 Ellwood Blvd., 200’ frontage $139,900

Lot 33 Ellwood Blvd., 123’ frontage $54,900Lot 44 Mamainse Lake, 246 Acres, 3000’ of Shoreline $279,900

Lot 9 Island View Dr., 2 Acres $24,900

Lot 2 Island View Dr., 1.17 Acres $59,900Lot 13 Big Point Rd., 332’ of Shoreline $124,900

Pt of Lot 19 W Line, 90 Acres $79,900Lot 20 Conc. E 5.5 Acres, possible commercial $25,000

Lot 6, 5th End Side Rd. 100 Acres $124,900 61 Echo Lake, Echo Bay, 12 Acres $29,900233 Echo Lake , Echo Bay, 20 Acres $59,90010 Oakwood Dr, Echo Bay, 1.48 Acres $24,900

Lot 7, S&T Line, 100 Acres $64,0009&10 Canoe Point Rd. 2 Acres and 200’ of shoreline $259,900

2948 Soo Mill Rd. 101' of Shoreline $79,900

Lot 44 Mamainse Lake, Batchewana BayExtremely private 246 acres of mixedhardwood with about 3000’ of shorelineon Mamainse Lake. It is the only privately owned piece on the Lake. Lake is 100’ deep in spots. Good troutfishing. 45 min north of Sault Ste.Marie. $279,900

LOTS

59 Lansdowne, Sault Ste. MarieCharacter galore in this 2.5 storey, 4plus bedroom home built by FJ Davis in1904. Backing on ravine, with views ofthe bridge. All new electrical, updatedplumbing, windows, furnace, insulation,main floor bedroom has 3 piece ensuite,balcony off bedroom second floor, wraparound covered porch, second floorkitchen. 2 tiered deck $219,900

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FOR SALE

Dimplex 240 volt electric base-board heaters used one heatingseason, 5 - 750 watt $15. each,1- 1000 watt at $20., 1- 1500watt at $25. and 1-750 wattradiant wall heater at $75. 6 - 7day programmable thermostatsfor above heaters $20. each.(allitems new in 2009) call 705246-3759. We changed to geothermal and no longer needthem.Maroon leather couch andmatching love seat, both inexcellent condition. Paid$2,400, but they can be yoursfor only $500. Call 705 246-7171Winter CO. Musette UprightPiano. Circa late 40’s. Goodcondition, 57 long by 24 deepby 32 high. Top folds down overkeys - looks like a table.Mahogony veneer. $200. Call 705 246-27512 Microwave ovens at $25 and$30. Also, single fold-out cot fora camp, $25. Call 705 246-7047Set of 4 snow tires, 1856514with 4-hole rims. Like new! $400or best offer for the set. Call 705246-3995

Hardly-used Home Theatre“Surround Sound” system.Bought for $500, selling for$200. Variety of baby furniture.Large ‘oak’ wall unit. Reg.$1,800; Asking $400. Call 705246 7275. If no answer, pleaseleave a message.4 winter snowtires, AvalancheXtreme 235/65/R17. Phone 705246-2645 weekends or after 5pm.FREE Bedroom outfit: head-board, dresser (6 drawer withmirror), Armoire, 2 night stands;white in colour. You pick up. Call705-246-7160Note: Please limit your “forsale “ads to a maximum of 3items.

ITEMS WANTED

Rad for 1974 Tree Farmer C5Dskidder. Call 705 246-2753

WORK WANTED

Computer Repair A+ certifiedrepairman. If you have acomputer that needs fixing or astereo or flat screen that needsinstalling, call Tony 705 246-2363 or 705 255-7762 (leavemessage) or [email protected] or juststop by 1462 Sailors Encamp-ment Drive, top house.Get your roof repairs donebefore winter! I have 10 years’experience and reasonable,affordable rates. Call for a free,no obligation estimate. Call 705255-0996

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Ladies, it’s ‘Heart to Heart’ timeagain! Come out and enjoy anevening of fun and fellowship.Saturday, November 12th at7:30 pm at the Island BibleChapel.

The Nordic Walking Groupmeets at Tranter Park at 10 amevery Saturday. Come out andjoin us for a fun walk and someexcellent exercise. Bring yourNordic walking poles if you havethem. Annual Christmas Craft Sale onSunday, November 20th, from10 am to 4 pm at the LegionHall in Richards Landing. Sponsored by the Royal Cana-dian Legion Ladies Auxiliary,Branch 374. Admission is free –Lunch is available. Variety ofmany talented crafts – DoorPrize draw – Everyone iswelcome.Would you be interested inVOLUNTEERING for the localMeals on Wheels Program? Wecould use your support for a fewhours a month either working inthe kitchen alongside the cookor delivering these hot, nutri-tious meals within yourcommunity. If you would like toshare your skills, make a contri-bution, or do somethingmeaningful with your friendsand peers, please give us a callat 705 246-0036 between 9 amto 4 pm, Monday through Friday.CARA LUFT, IN CONCERT,Wednesday, Nov. 16 IntimateIsland house concert with anoriginal member of the Wailin'Jennies. http://caraluft.com.Seating limited, call for reserva-tions, 246-7042 or 782-4311.Presented by the St. JosephIsland Coffee Roasters andAlgomaTrad.The Royal Canadian Legion,Branch 374 is hosting the BillRoss Memorial Pool Tourna-ment on Saturday, November 19commencing at 9:30am. Regis-tration is $10 per player. This isan 8-ball Scotch Double tourna-ment and is open to the public.All are welcome.

The next meeting for the St.Joseph Island Hunters &Anglers will be November 10that 8 pm. Guest speaker isGeorge Willoughby on bush-planes.The St Joseph Island MuseumBoard is asking for applicationsfor Secretary Treasurer. Inter-ested parties should have goodorganizational skills and a back-ground in finance; there is asmall stipend in consideration ofyour time. Please contact me ifyou would like to know moreabout the position. We will havean information session withinterested parties near the endof the month at a time conven-ient to all. Annette Fischer 705246-2187.The SJI Historical Society willbe holding their fall meeting onNovember 15th from 2 pm to 4pm at the Richards LandingLibrary. We are always availableto help anyone who is searchingfor their family history; or maybeyou are just interested in Islandhistory. Please join us. For moreinfo, contact Barbara @ 705246-2089 or Alice @ 705 246-2392Childcare Algoma is partneringwith the Children’s Library toprovide the 123 Literacyprogram for preschool childrenon Thursdays, Nov. 4, 10,17 &24. Join us for this great oppor-tunity at the Children’s Libraryfrom 10 am -12 noon. For moredetails contact 705 246-2877.Remembrance Day Serviceswill be at the Royal CanadianLegion Hall in Richards Landingstarting at 10:45 A.M. All arewelcome.Jocelyn Township Office will beclosed on Novemer 11 forRemembrance Day.

Friday Night Foodsat the LegionJim Baylor will

be offering a Hunter’sSpecial Steak Night as well

as the regular menu.

Entertainment for theevening will be Rockin’

Ronnie Hawdon

Come on out and enjoy goodfood and try your luck on

the meat draw!Take out available

MacKay’s Island Pharmacy(9:30 am to 5 pm Mon-Fri)

Convenient Drop-off at Hospital for

after hour and/or Weekend Pickup

We can provide ALL your pharmacy needs

With fuel prices soaring, give us a try;You won’t be disappointed

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The SJI Historical Society’s2012 Historical Calendars andcopies of our book of familystories, “Days of Yesterday”, willbe available at our table at theRoyal Canadian Legion LadiesAuxiliary's Annual ChristmasCraft Sale on Sunday,November 20th from 10 am to 4pm at the Legion Hall inRichards Landing. For moreinfo, contact Barbara @ 705246-2089 or Alice @ 705 246-2392.Would the person or personswho removed the coal oil firedincubator plus many other itemsfrom 'The Maples' please bringit to the House of History or theMuseum when you are finishedwith it as this is what I intendedto do with it. Thank you CarolYost Tickets for the Legion NewYear’s Eve party 50-50 draw arenow on sale at Ambeault’sConfectionery, Kent’s Cornersand the Legion. The draw willtake place at 11 pm at theLegion New Year’s Eve party,with all proceeds going to theMatthews Memorial HospitalAssociation. Get yours now!

Attention Chamber ofCommerce Members! The nextmeeting will be on Thursday,November 17th at 7 pm in theVillage of Hilton Beach CouncilChambers. AlgomaBestStart - ConnectingChildren and Families withCommunity Services andSchools - is pleased to offerAboriginal Cultural AwarenessTraining, free and open to allprofessionals who have interac-tions with children and familiesin the District of Algoma. Facili-tated by Dave Courchene IIIand Simone Desmoulin,Biidaaban Healing Lodge. In ourarea, it will be held on Tuesday,November 15, from 6 pm to 9pm at Laird Central School inEcho Bay. To reserve yourspace and for more information,call 705 248-2043. Christmas Tea & Bazaar. BakeTable, White Elephant Table,Door Prizes. Saturday,November 12 from 2 pm until 4pm at Hilton Beach CommunityHall. Adults $5. Children 5-10 yr.$3. Sponsored by Grace UnitedChurch Women. Contact: KayVernelli 705 246-3333

Jocelyn Recreation will beholding their annual Hunter’sSupper on Monday, November14th from 5 pm to 8 pm at theJocelyn Township Hall (1125 PLine). Cost is $12 for adults and$6 for those 10 years andunder. Come for a homemadedinner of ham, scalloped pota-toes, coleslaw, baked beans,carrots, rolls and pies. Everyonewelcome!Everyone is welcome to join ourNative Drum Circle at HarmonySt Mark’s United Church,Wednesdays from 7 to 8 pm,starting November 16th. There’sno charge and no experiencenecessary. We can evenprovide drums for our startingparticipants. For more informa-tion, please call Anthony at 705246-0333.

Shell includesLabour & Materials

24’ x 28’ .......$14,78426’ x 26’.......$14,87228’ x 30’ ......$18,480

plus taxes

Ask us for pricing onother sizes!

Home Improvements

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[email protected] Henderson 246-2110

The Calico HenTelephone: (705) 246-0875

Antiques - Art - Used BooksJewellery - Photos - Knitting Supplies

Dawn Tweedle - owner/artisan1188 Richards St.,

Richards Landing, ON P0R 1J0

Changes Hair SalonFor Appointments

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F IREWOODTop Quality Hardwood

Cut, split & delivered $80./face cord*Call Angie at 941-0215

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TUPPERWAREconsultant available

• parties • catalogues • warranty itemsContact: Susan Strader

705 [email protected]

246-2777 RICHARDS LANDING

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

Christmas on the Island

MONDAY - SATURDAY 10 - 5 • SUNDAY 11 - 5

Visit MooseSweatsFirst!

Open HouseSaturday November 12th

you are invited to enjoy Christmascider and see many items to enhance

your holidays!

FridayHens & Stitches, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10 am to 12 pmIsland Cast-a-Weighs, Calorie Watchers, Hilton Community Hall (rear door, basmt) - 8:30 amFriday Foods at the LegionAA Meeting, United Church (new addition, side door) - 8 pm

Saturday Childrens Library - 10 am to 3 pm, Storytime 10:30 amHilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm - Phone number: 705 255-3520.Nordic Walking Group - Tranter Park, 10 amSt. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pmFree pool all day in the Legion loungeSt. Boniface Roman Catholic, Hilton Beach at 4:30 pm.Jam Session, Legion - 4 pm to 6 pm

SundayThe Anglican church worships at St. George's, Echo Bayat 10:30 am. Pot-luck follows.

Free Methodist, 10th Side Rd. Coffee, tea and friendshipat 10:30 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.

MondayBridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 5 pm (Open to all seniors)60+ Exercise Program, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10:00 amEuchre, Legion Hall - 8 pm ($3.00 per person)

Carpet Bowling for 50 Plus, Legion - Refreshments Available - 1 pm

St. Joseph Twp, Public Library - 6 pm to 9 pm

Hilton Union Library - 3 pm to 5 pm & 7 pm to 9 pm - Phone number: 705 255-3520.

TuesdayChild Care Algoma’s CAPC Play & Learn Best Start Hub,Free Methodist Church - 9:30 am to 11:30 am

Cribbage (singles), Legion Hall - 7:30 pm ($3.00 per person)

Quilting - 1-3 pm, Downstairs Hilton Hall except the 3rdweek held at the Trefry Centre.

Wednesday Bridge, Dr. Trefry Centre - 1 pm to 5 pm (Open to all seniors)

St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 9:30 am to 12:30 pm

Food Bank, United Church, Richards Landing (side door) - 1 pm to 3 pm

Children’s Library - 9 am to 12 pm, Story time - 10:30 am

Hilton Union Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm - Phone number: 705 255-3520.

Pool, Legion - 7:30

ThursdaySt. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm

Dr. Trefry Centre’s Day Out Program - 9 am to 4 pm

Children’s Library - 9 am - 12 pm, Story time 10:30 amAfter school 3:30 to 5pm

St. Joseph Twp. Public Library - 1 pm to 5 pm & 7 pm to 9 pm

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Ads or announcements for non-residents, businesses, or items orservices, to be sold for profit, or generate income or eventscharging an entrance fee as well as items valued at over $1,000. willincur a nominal charge of $10. plus HST. We reserve the right todetermine if a fee is required. We reserve the right to edit down to50 words or less.

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