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April 5, 2012 • Issue 842 • $1.00 Serving St. Joseph Island since 1995

The Real Estate StopDavid Nelson

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AS ONTARIANS ANXIOUSLY REEL from the gloomy newsof still more healthcare funding cuts by the Ontario govern-ment budget, it seems that many of our local residentsactually have some good news coming!

At the April 2nd Board of Directors meeting of the MatthewsMemorial Hospital Association, Board Chair Arthena Heckerhappily announced that arrangements had been finalized tostreamline and improve how the St. Joseph Island MedicalClinic will be able to provide care to its patients.

Located in the BridgeLink Centre next to Matthews Memo-rial Hospital in Richards Landing, the clinic has, for manyyears, been managed by MMHA administrators while ourdoctors have provided the actual medical care. That has nowchanged.

Effective April 1st, the actual management andoperation of the clinic will be assumed by leadphysician Dr. Karen Booth.

Until taking this step, the St. Joseph IslandMedical Clinic was one of a small minority offacilities not actually managed by a physician.Although MMHA has done its best for manyyears, our clinic’s administrative arrangementshave been somewhat out of step with the restof the province. “Most offices are ‘physician-operated’” clarifies Dr. Booth. “They havein-house management and support versus‘arm’s length’ administration by an out-of-office body.”

The Ontario Ministry of Health and LongTerm Care is very supportive of, and encour-

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A Big Step for OurMedical Clinic!

Happy Easter!“Your Island Newspaper”

Dr. Ian MacKay and Dr. Karen Booth

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ages physician-operated medical clinics. Since Ontario lawrequires that the medical clinic must still operate under themandate of a ‘Community Sponsor’, MMHA will continue tofill that key role. In most communities, the ‘CommunitySponsor’ is usually the municipality in which the clinic oper-ates. The St. Joseph Island Medical clinic serves patients fromseveral municipalities, so MMHA fills that need.

The new arrangement has been under discussion and plan-ning for the past six months. Aside from allowing moreefficient delivery of healthcare by a physician-led clinic, it canalso provide some financial relief to MMHA from reducedadministrative costs. It’s definitely a ‘win-win’ arrangement,with the biggest winners of all being the clinic’s patients.

Dr. Booth and MMHA have signed a lease for the clinic’soffices, which will continue to be housed in the BridgeLinkCentre.With MMHA acting as ‘landlord’ and responsible forbuilding maintenance, etc., the clinic’s staff, records andequipment will formally move over to Dr. Booth’s control.

“Outwardly, there should be no direct change to ourpatients.” Dr. Booth assures us. “We will continue to provideoptimal medical services to our patients. The new MMHAboard has also graciously offered to support us as needed,and we have a much better working relationship with thistransition process.”

For many local residents, the new arrangement also opens thedoor for perhaps the best news of all. “Patients who werepreviously rostered to the clinic are being re-rostered to Dr.MacKay and I.” announces Dr. Booth. This is a big step forwhich many of the clinic’s long time patients have beenanxiously waiting. “I didn’t want to roster only half thepatients - that would have been unfair to people and causedtoo much distress, so I waited until we had another perma-nent MD.” she explains. That has now happened, with thewelcome arrival February 1st of our second full-time physi-cian, Dr. Ian MacKay.

The clinic is now sending letters to currently-rosteredpatients, confirming their status and advising them of whotheir primary physician will be. If you’re part of this groupand haven’t already received your letter, you will soon. Besure to sign and return the letter in the stamped, self-addressed envelope provided!

So is there any hope for those of us who still have no doctorin the area or worse, no doctor at all? Perhaps! “Once this[the initial re-rostering] is completed and we have a handleon the numbers, we hope to take more local patients off ofthe waiting list.” assures Dr. Booth. That would be welcomenews indeed.

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Congratulations and best wishes to Doctors Booth andMacKay and the clinic staff, as they re-position to betterserve our community’s healthcare needs.

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And likewise, MMHA will continue in its long tradition ofworking for the best healthcare possible in MatthewsMemorial Hospital’s catchment area. There’s always morework to be done. Aside from the constant financial pres-sures of a chronically underfunded healthcare system,MMHAmust also ‘compete’ with other hospitals inattracting Locums – physicians who temporarily “fill in” forour doctors from time to time. “This is quickly moving upto the top of our priority list!” Board Chair Arthenaconfides. “We need to come up with a viable, long-termsolution for providing suitable accommodations for‘visiting’ physicians, if we want to get them here.”

So the work goes on. Is MMHAmaking progress? You bethe judge.Watch for more information on the upcomingMMHA ‘Community Update’ public meeting, to be held atthe Royal Canadian Legion on Monday, May 7th, starting at7 pm.

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An 1812 Bicentennial Moment‘THEWAR OF 1812’ IS NOW 200 YEARS IN THE PAST and sadly, it has beensteadily receding from the collective consciousness of both Canadians and Americans.That’s a shame, since the war played a key role in defining who and what our twocountries are, to thisday.

Although perhaps reallyonly a minor ‘backwaterskirmish’ within thecolossal worldwideconflict that began withthe French Revolutionin 1789 - over 20 yearsearlier – “our” wardefined the politicallandscape of NorthAmerica. Had that warnot been fought,perhaps Canada, as weknow it, would not evenexist today.

Like any war or great event, history tends to take note of the facts – the dates, theevents, the battles, the treaties.What can’t be captured is the simple human perspec-tive. With Fort St. Joseph a key part of our history, perhaps we can help with that.

Life at the Fort 1796-1812By Fran Robb, Parks Canada

“The Community of St. Joseph was not always thought of as the Military Siberia ofUpper Canada. During its occupancy, we cannot doubt that many happy hours werespent by the majority of the people. Looking upon the ruins which now remain, as amute reminder of those days long ago, it is difficult to realize that this spot was oncean important major fur trading centre on the Upper Great Lakes; that here, redcoated soldiers performed garrison duty; that children laughed and romped; that menand women lived and loved; trod paths now obliterated by time; planted theirvegetable gardens and flower plots; performed all the innumerable tasks of main-taining a home in the wilderness. To this day one can see roses, parsnips andasparagus, all grown wild through the passage of time.” (The Bayliss Book – HistoricSt. Joseph Island)

The gleaning of information about the social life at Fort St. Joseph has produced greatinsight as to what life was like for the inhabitants of the Fort & surrounding commu-nity. Because of documentation in the form of correspondence, journals, diaries,official documents of the Military, the British Indian Department & the Fur Trade, wecan understand that there is so much more than just a pile of rocks at the southernend of St. Joseph Island.

Fort St. JosephThe Web of Human RelationshipsWhen it was begun in 1796, Fort St. Joseph was the most westerly outpost in BritishNorth America. It was the end of the defence line, which the British had built acrosstheir Canadian Colonies to protect them from American attack and to stake claim tothe territory north of the Great Lakes.

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The site was chosen because it was located at the junction of the canoe routes betweenthe NorthWest, the Mississippi and the Lower Great Lakes – St Lawrence region. Afort located here could control traffic moving southwest to the Mississippi and north-west to Lake Superior. It would protect the western extremes of Upper Canada andwould provide an ideal supply station for the fur trade. Furthermore, it was still closeenough to the Western Tribes so as to preserve British prestige and presence amongthe Indian Nations Allies.

Thus Fort St. Joseph would not only serve as the Furthest British Military Outpost inCanada, but also as the Western Headquarters of the British Indian Department and amajor Fur Trade Supply Depot for the NorthWest Co.

At this frontier outpost, life upon the fringes of civilization led to many incidents inwhich friendship between the First Nations and the people of Fort St. Joseph and theSettlement of St. Joseph – be they military or civilian, often flourished.

Gifts from the First Nations were a very important source of provisions for the Mili-tary Post and the Town surrounding it. Gifts of corn became vital in the maintenanceof the garrison and town, their cattle, horses, pigs and poultry. Often the Native Allieswould bring whitefish and this non-salted source of nutrition was a welcome additionto the diet.

Generosity between the Indian Nations & the people of the Fort & Town, were oftenreciprocal, such as the friendship between Chief Little Crow & Lieutenant GeorgeLandmann testifies, and this was not an isolated example.

The friendship & mutual esteem of Landmann & Little Crow may be consideredunusual, but the history of later events tends to prove that at Fort St. Joseph & Settle-ment, relationships were generally more friendly than otherwise. As we shall see, inthe moment of crisis the First Nation Allies stood solidly behind the British from FortSt. Joseph in their attack upon Fort Michilimackinac.

Thus the web of human relationship stretched out from Fort St. Joseph & in turnimpinged upon it involving, as it did, the Military, the British Indian Department, theTraders, French, Métis, First Nations & the European Settlers. Lines of blood, statusrace & nationality were never as sharply drawn on this frontier where all were facingthe severe challenges of the northern environment.

As a result, the human qualities & ties between individuals often influenced thecourse of events as much as traditional group loyalties.

We’ll have more about Algoma’s rich history and its role in the War in future issues, asAlgoma 1812 prepares to kick off this year’s bicentenntial commemorative events. In themeantime, you can find out more by visiting www.algoma1812.ca

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WITH WINTER NOW REPLACED by the blossoming ofspring, the risk to motoring travel posed by winter weatherconditions is steadily declining. Taking note of the now-improving conditions, Jocelyn Township Council hasmoved to formally repeal the State of Emergency itdeclared last December, in response to the Sault AreaHospital cancelling all blood testing services at itsMatthews Memorial and Thessalon hospital sites.

“With the worst of possible winter weather driving hazardsnow behind us, we have no reason to continue with ourState of Emergency per se.” says Jocelyn Reeve MarkHenderson. “That is NOT to say that we believe the under-lying problem to be solved!” he continued. “Although weapplaud the interim solution that has been reached forproviding blood work services, we still need a permanentsolution that works for everyone.”

In declaring the Emergency, which was quickly ratified byJocelyn Township Council, Reeve Henderson knew that herisked criticism, particularly from outside his township.“Yes, we did hear some negative reactions, but the vastmajority of our ratepayers seem to strongly support it [thedeclaration].” he said. “At very least, we helped to focuspublic awareness on the issue and encourage some actionto resolve it.We make no apologies for doing our best tolook out for the welfare of our citizens.” he stated.

Will the State of Emergency be resurrected next winter?“We’ll make that decision when the time is right to do so.”stated Reeve Henderson. “Personally, I’m optimistic.Working together, we can all achieve a great deal over thenext few months!” he smiled.

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ALGOMA EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES’ (EMS)Elliot Lake paramedic station got some unexpected companyon February 29th, in the form of a surprise inspection by theMinistry of Health and Long Term Care. A Ministry ofHealth service review can be likened to an accreditationprocess.

The inspection reviewed all aspects of the operation,including the paramedic staff, the station facilities, and theambulance vehicles.

All land ambulance services in the province are overseen bythe Ministry of Health and Long Term Care with respect toservice guidelines, equipment, patient care standards and thephysical sites. Routine inspections are performed by Ministrystaff to ensure that Land Ambulance Services in the provinceare in compliance with all Provincial regulations.

Henry Alamenciak, Chief of EMS, was notified of the resultsthis week. The inspection found Algoma EMS to be in fullcompliance in every inspection category. “We are obviouslyvery pleased with the results.” said Paul Guertin, DeputyChief of EMS. “We are proud of our paramedics and the jobthey do,”

A full service review inspection is slated for later this year.

Algoma EMS is operated by the Algoma District ServicesAdministration Board (ADSAB) and is headquartered inElliot Lake. It provides emergency pre-hospital care to theAlgoma District, covering approximately 48,000 sq kms. Its21 ambulances and emergency response vehicles and a staffof approximately 70 Paramedics handle over 7,000 calls eachyear.

3103 HILTON RD,ST. JOSEPH ISLAND2 bedroom bungalow includes a gasfireplace, large master bedroom,new patio doors off family room tolarge deck, and main floor laundry.$184,900

4198 OLD MOFFAT BAY RD,ST. JOSEPH ISLANDWaterfront. Two bedroom cottagefeatures a large wrap around deck,boathouse at shoreline, and deck atshoreline with dock. Close to HiltonBeach. $149,900

3084 SIXTH ST,ST. JOSEPH ISLAND1+2 bedroom bungalow includes atwo tiered deck, main floor laundry,hardwood floors, and a finishedbasement with large rec room.$186,900

5210 WIERZBICKI DR,ST. JOSEPH ISLAND3 bedroom chalet includes newerkitchen, flooring, main floor laundry,a large deck with glass railing forunobstructed views, and a sprinklersystem. $229,900

3217 HAIGHT RD,ST. JOSEPH ISLAND2 bedroom bungalow includes newwiring, flooring, kitchen andbathroom. Close to Hilton Beachand the golf course. $179,900

1343 LITTLETON ST,ST. JOSEPH ISLAND3+1 bedroom bungalow with 3baths, open concept kitchen withgas stove and walk in pantry,vaulted ceilings, gas stove and afully finished basement. Lots ofstorage. $365,000

2729 GAWAS BAY RD,ST. JOSEPH ISLANDWaterfront 2 bedroom home orcottage features newer windows,patio doors off dining room todeck, large family room, and adouble garage. $229,900

505 LAKEVIEW, ECHO BAY3 bedroom 2 bathroom cedar chaletfeatures a large main floor familyroom with woodstove, 2 tier deck,and a large garage heated. 8.78acres $299,900

5284 WIERZBICKI DR,ST. JOSEPH ISLAND3 bedroom waterfront bungalowincludes oak hardwood floors,bathroom with slate floors andwhirlpool tubs, newer woodstove,wrap around deck, and undergroundsprinkler system. $249,900

1028 B LINE RD,ST. JOSEPH ISLANDCustom built 3 bedroom bungalowwith 3 piece en suite, outdoorchange room and shower, doubleattached garage, and an asphaltdriveway. $299,900

6033 TWINNING COURT,ST. JOSEPH ISLANDOpen concept home with vaultedceilings, and hardwood floors.Master bedroom has a balconyoverlooking the water. $219,900

3795 BIG POINT RD,ST. JOSEPH ISLANDIncludes 165.32 acres and over5500 ft of shoreline. Main househas 3 bedrooms, guest house has2 bedrooms, and the sauna haspower and water. $439,900

1163 ADCOCK DR,ST. JOSEPH ISLANDThree bedroom open concept homeon water with large covered deck.Guest house has water and elec-tricity. Close to marina. $259,000

1446 STERLING BAY RD,ST. JOSEPH ISLANDWaterfront 3 bedroom cottage caneasily be year round. Open conceptliving/dining area with patio doorsto wrap around deck. $199,900

2354 CANOE POINT RD,ST. JOSEPH ISLANDAlmost 2 acres, driveway all the wayto shoreline, open concept 2bedroom cottage with 3 piece bath.Includes septic tank, storage shed,and dock with crib. $199,900

4108 BIG POINT RD,ST. JOSEPH ISLAND3 bedroom cottage, newer kitchen,wrap around deck plus gazebo,furnished with boat and motor.14.75 acres siding on 200 acres ofcrown land. $249,900

1277 RICHARDS ST,ST JOSEPH ISLANDOnly one block to the beach andmarina, this two bedroom homecan be used as a summer getawayor a year round home. $49,900

2927 GREEN STST JOSEPH ISLAND2 bedroom year round homefeatures open concept living/diningroom, patio doors to deck, and agazebo overlooking the lake. Beau-tiful sunsets. $144,900

702 B LINE RD,ST. JOSEPH ISLANDWaterfront. 3 bedroom cottage withnewer roof, flooring, and windows.Large dock and 2 storage sheds.Close to Richards Landing.$144,900

2941 GREEN ST,ST. JOSEPH ISLANDBeautiful sunset from this 2bedroom home and patio doors offmaster to large deck. Lots ofwildlife. $199,500

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Come in and visit with us. I’ll help youget the wagon up later.”

“That’s mighty nice of you,” Willis answered, “but I don’tthink Pa would like me to.”

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“but Pa won’t like it.”After a hearty dinner, Willis thanked his host. “I feel a lotbetter now, but I know Pa is going to be real upset.”“Don’t be foolish!” the neighbour said with a smile.

“By the way, where is he?”“Under the wagon,”replied Willis.

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FOR SALE

A great business opportunity!Established island retail shopbusiness for sale at a reason-able price. Call 705 246-1983for more information.

Brand New in Box GE Side-by-Side White Refridgerator withIce and Water Dispenser$999.00 + HST Call Kim atKentvale 705 246-2002

Computer; comes withspeakers, mouse, flat screenmonitor, keyboard, and lots ofextras. Call 705 246-2363.St. Joseph Township PublicLibrary has some equipment forsale: 2 computers, internet-ready Pentiums with plenty ofRAM. Also, laser printer withnew cartridge and older colourinkjet, in good condition. Sendyour bid to Box 9, RichardsLanding P0R 1J0, or bring intothe library. Bids accepted untilApril 10, 20122005 Buick Rendezvous,loaded, 2 tone grey & silverwith leather interior and seatwarmers. Power windows, airconditioning and securitysystem. Sold “as is”. $6,000 orbest offer. Call 705 246-1983Note: Please limit your “forsale “ads to a maximum of 3items.

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Stainless steel tail pipe from aMagna Flow exhaust system. Ifyou found it call 705 246-1635

SERVICES

Tax Preparation Servicesstarting at $40 for a basicreturn. Call P. Nadjiwon,Certified ManagementAccountant. No calls on Sundayplease. Phone 705 246-0569

HELPWANTED

The St Joseph Island MuseumComplex is seeking students,returning to school in the fall, forsummer employment. Appli-cants can send their resumes toAnnette Fischer at RR # 1,2510 U Line, Hilton Beach, ONP0R 1G0 or by email at [email protected]. Theseshould be received by 5 pm onthe 17th of April. Questions?Please call 705-246-2187. Posi-tions dependent on funding.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Registrations are now availableat the Township of St. JosephMunicipal Office for the 2012Baseball and Soccer seasons.Registration deadline is MondayApril 16th. Coaches, Umps andRefs needed. Call 246-0616.

April 5 - Maunday Thursday7:30 pm at St.George’s, EchoBay. Experience the Lord’sSupper as the connectionbetween Biblical times and ourcurrent Eucharist with the Rev’dDr. Jay Koyle officiatingApril 6 - Good Friday Walk. HolyTrinity Jocelyn & Harmony StMark’s - Come walk with us onthe Annual Good Friday Walkfrom Richards Landing to HolyTrinity, Jocelyn which featuresthe stations of the cross. Meetat Harmony-St. Mark’s inRichards Landing and proceedalong the 10th Side Road stop-ping at the Free MethodistChurch for a bag lunch. Thenwe proceed to Holy Trinity for a3 pm service. You could join usfor prayers at Harmony - St.Marks at 10 am and 3 pm forthe service at Holy Trinity.April 8 - Easter Sunday Sunriseservice at 6:30 am Holy TrinityJocelyn begins in the Churchand ends outdoors in the ceme-tery, remembering those whohave died from our Parish, inthe past year. Continentalbreakfast to follow in parish hall.St. George’s Eucharist at 9 amand 11 am at Holy Trinity.

Friday Night Foodsat the Legion

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Good Friday!

HappyEaster

THE TOWNSHIP OF ST. JOSEPHMUNICIPAL NON-PROFITHOUSING CORPORATION

HOUSING VACANCYApplications are now being accepted for tenantsrequiring a two bedroom unit at the Twin RocksNon Profit Housing Complex in Richards Landing.This unit will be available for occupancy onMay 1, 2012.

Applicants who are 65 years of age or over, andwho qualify for Rent Geared to Income (RGI)housing support will be considered. Detaileddocumentation and a meeting with the AlgomaDistrict Services Administration Board (ADSAB)will be required to determine eligibility.

Housing Support Applications are available atthe St. Joseph Township Administration Office,1669 Arthur Street, Richards Landing.

For further information please contactCarol Trainor at 705-246-2625 or

[email protected]

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITYHOUSING SUPERINTENDENT

The Township of St. Joseph Municipal Non-Profit HousingCorporation is now accepting applications for the position ofSuperintendent to care for the building and grounds of theTwin Rocks Housing Complex for summer months from Mayto October.

Qualified candidates must have experience with electrical,mechanical, plumbing and heating systems as well as a goodunderstanding of the Ontario Building Code. Must also bephysically able to perform manual labour, all forms of outdoormaintenance and small engine repair. A pleasant personalityas well as a high level of confidentiality are required.

A detailed job description is available by contacting the Town-ship office.

Interested candidates are asked to submit a cover letter andresume outlining experience and qualifications before Friday,April 20, 2012 to:

Carol O. Trainor, Housing CoordinatorThe Township of St. Joseph

Municipal Non-Profit Housing Corporation1669 Arthur Street, P.O. Box 187Richards Landing, ON P0R 1J0

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The Children’s Library ofRichards Landing will be havinga book sale on April 14 at theHarmony St. Marks FellowshipHall in Richards Landing. 9 amto 5 pm. There will be books forall ages, most 4 for $1. ContactDawn Tweedle 705 246-0875Spaghetti Sauce and Meatballs- 1 doz. meatballs in saucepackaged in reheatable/freez-able foil containers. $12 perpkg. Cooked and ready for yourpasta. Order yours by Tues. Apr.17 for pick-up at Jocelyn Hallbetween 3 and 5 pm Sat. Apr.21. A fundraiser by JocelynRecreation to raise the roof onthe Sawmill. Call Sheila 705246-3078 or Myra 705 246-2025to order.The Good Food box, of vegeta-bles and fruit , will be availableApril 19th. To receive this boxcall 705-942-2694 before April13th. For information aboutpayment, place and time of pick-up call Rita at 705-246-1687.

Country/Gospel Music featuringJohn McClenaghan andFriends. Come one, come all tothe Royal Canadian Legion,Richards Landing April 28th7:30 pm. Entry is by donation insupport of Camp McDougall’sneed for updates and repairs toequipment and structures.These are necessary in order tostay functioning and operatingfor the children. The Concert isbeing sponsored by HarmonySt. Marks and Grace UnitedChurches of St. Joseph Island.There will be an intermissionwith tea, coffee and desserts.The April meeting of the IslandCancer Society will take placeTuesday, April 10th at 1:30 pm.Harmony St. Marks FellowshipHall. Our topic is “Laughter”. Allare welcome! For more info.contact President Jean Konka705 246-2698.

The Clippings will be late next week.Since many of our advertisers and content contributors willbe taking a four day weekend in celebration of Easter, we willmove our production schedule back by one day, to allow themtime to catch up.

Next week’s issue will therefore arrive in your mail on Friday,rather than Thursday. We hope this causes no inconvenienceto our readers.

We wish everyone a Happy and Joyous Easter!

And to our jewish friends, neighours and readers who arecelebrating the Festival of Pesach (Passover) this weekend,Chag Sameach!

A clear conscience isusually the sign of abad memory.

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FridayHens & Stitches, Dr. Trefry Centre - 10 am to 12 pmIsland Cast-a-Weighs, Calorie Watchers, HiltonCommunity Hall (rear door, basmt) - 8:30 amWalking at the Legion - 9 am to noonFriday Foods at the LegionAA Meeting, United Church (new addition, side door) - 8 pm

SaturdayChildrens 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 11 am.

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.

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 ($4.00 per person)Walking at the Legion - 9 am to noon

Carpet Bowling for 50 Plus, Legion - RefreshmentsAvailable - 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($4.00 per person)

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

WednesdayWalking at the Legion - 9 am to noon

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 and7 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

WHAT’S HAPPENING ON ST. JOE

The Island Clippings is pleased to publish personal Classified Adver-tising and Public Service Announcements of 50 words or less, free ofcharge to Island residents, as a community service. Other thanpersonal for sale ads (please limit three items) the announcementmust be of value to the community.We reserve the right to decide ifthe ad is of service to the community.

Ads or announcements for non-residents, businesses, or items orservices, to be sold for profit, or generate income or events chargingan entrance fee as well as items valued at over $1,000. will incur anominal charge of $10. plus HST.We reserve the right to determineif a fee is required.We reserve the right to edit down to 50 words orless.

Ads or announcements will appear in one issue, but may be repeated,to a maximum of three consecutive weeks (space permitting). Adver-tiser must resubmit ad each week. To ensure 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 one of our pick-up boxes conveniently located atAmbeault’s, Kent’s Corners and the Hilton Beach Post Office.Sorry, we’re not available on Sundays.

Classified Ads and Announcements

Deadline for display ads is 3 pm Mondays.Deadline for classifieds is noon Tuesday.

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