Haweater Weekend - The Manitoulin Expositor

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The Little Current Lions Club welcomes one and all to
bridging the
community
th
46 Annual
Haweater Weekend
Join us for Manitoulin’s
Biggest Bash!
in Little Current, Manitoulin Island
Civic Holiday Weekend
August 2, 3 & 4
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46 ye tulations!
ars of
fun!
Drop by McQuarrie’s
and drive home a quality new or used vehicle today!
Congratulations! 46 years of Haweater is unbelievable.
Thank you to the Little Current Lions and to all Volunteers!
We’re at your service!
New 2013 18ft Stanley Mink
trailer, top, depth finder,
Evinrude 90HP
$31,300
McQuarrie Motor Products, Inc
Full line of GM cars and trucks
New 2013 16ft Starcraft
16ʼ Seafarer, livewell,
galvinized trailer, Yamaha
20HP 4stroke, Pwr Tilt
$8,495
Explorer 16 DC, trailer, full
top, depth finder,
trolling motor, Yamaha
60HP Four Stroke..$20,847
Explorer 16 SC, trailer,
mooring cover, depth finder,
trolling motor, Yamaha
50HP Four Stroke..$17,505
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HAWEATER 2013 ~ 2B ~ AUGUST 2, 3 & 4
Haweater
Little Current Lions have benefited area for 75 years
W
hile the Little Current Lions assembled for one of
their final meetings before
Haweater Weekend, hammering out the work schedule and finalizing the list of
events, they can rest
assured knowing that the
community has benefited
from another year of good
works.
The members sit under
the roof of the Lions Pavilion, named in their honour
as the funds donated to the
municipality came from
their hard work, and which
will soon be all hustle and
bustle as ball teams vie for
‘A’ and ‘B’ supremacy on
Haweater Weekend.
The land on which the
Lions Pavilion sits, Low
Island Park, was also once
in the hands of the club
until it was gifted to the
charge of the municipality
for the price of $1. On the
south side of the park lies
Nolan Sisson Park, a multiuse area created for the
youth of this community
and which also received a
generous Lions Club donation as has, in the past, the
swimming docks which
were full of happy folks of
all ages, cooling down on a
hot summer night.
“The Lions Club was
started by a group of businessmen and has evolved
into a group of people who
enjoy doing good works,”
said President Steve Nunn
as he surveyed the happy
group.
Lion Steve recently took
over the president’s job
from Lion Bruce Burnett, a
role he’s held in the past
four different times in his
17 years as a Lion.
The president noted that
when he first joined the
club, fundraising was a far
easier task, but that it gets
harder and harder with
each passing year as more
groups emerge, all jockeying for the same few dollars.
But the Lions Club is an
important one to support,
he added. “People should
continue to support the
club’s endeavours as we
give a lot of money away
each year to benefit the people and groups in this community.” Lion Steve noted
that his greatest joy as a
Lion is not the large giveaways that get the club
press in the paper, but
rather the gifts that mean
so much to an individual
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Proprietor Dave Punkari
(705) 859-1173
Thank you to the Lions
for all of their hard work
in preparing for
Haweater Weekend!
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2013-2014 Lions Club president Steve Nunn
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Lion Steve said joining
the club is one of the best
decisions he has made, as
the friendships he has
forged will last a lifetime
and the sense of accomplishment he gets from
helping others just can’t be
beat.
“Someone once told me
that the Lions Club was like
a second tier of government after the municipality,” he commented. “I asked
them, ‘what do you mean?’
and they responded, ‘if the
town won’t pay for it the
club probably will!’” he
laughed, gesturing to the
pavilion.
Donations, large and
small, add up. Over the past
year the club has donated
upwards of $50,000 to individuals, the Manitoulin
Health Centre, seniors’ programs and various organizations and committees.
This money, he explained,
is thanks to the support of
individuals and businesses,
whether they purchase
Nevada tickets from K&T
Variety, attend the Hawfest,
sponsor Haweater Weekend
or put a hockey team in the
Winterfest hockey tourna-
ment. “And none of this
would be possible without
the dedicated members of
this Lions Club,” the president added.
Lion Steve noted his
predecessor, Lion Bruce,
and his hard work and commitment each year as
Haweater chair, joking
about the binder always at
Lion Bruce’s side known as
the ‘Haweater bible.’
“He’s carried it above
and beyond anyone’s expectation—it’s more than anyone ever imagined it would
be,” the president said.
“Haweater started as a
homecoming weekend with
a few hundred people and
now it boasts thousands of
people on the Sunday night.
I’m not sure that was ever
expected by that first
group.”
“In the year to come I
hope we have a successful
Haweater, Winterfest and
other small fundraisers
that helps the club along so
we can continue to donate
to worthy charities and the
people of this community,”
the president said of the
upcoming year.
“If it wasn’t for the dedicated Lions in the club this
weekend would never be
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The staff of Garry’s Family
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on 46 fabulous years of
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" 7 Days-a-week
possible,” Lion Steve reiterated. “If you see a Lion on
Haweater, thank a Lion.”
Drop by
Hwy 6
Service Centre
Open 7 days a week
705-368-3111
Have a safe Haweater weekend
and please,
don’t drink and drive.
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Towing
Come out and support the downtown streetfest! Service
This year’s fireworks display will,
as always, be SENSATIONAL!
Congratulations Lions & Volunteers!
Please Don’t Drink & Drive!
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Little Current
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Shoreline onlookers watching the cardboard craft demonstrate their floatability represent only a small
proportion of annual spectators who come to watch this fun event.
Cardboard boat race marks
10th anniversary this year
LITTLE CURRENT—How
time flies when you’re having fun! This Haweater
Weekend marks the 10th
annual cardboard boat race,
which is always a crowd
favourite for festivalgoers.
The cardboard boat race
anniversary coincides with
that of the MacMan Challenge, also in its 10th year,
as the event was started as a
fun way to get the community involved in the inaugural yacht race. Fun it was,
and as the MacMan was initially to be held every other
year in Little Current, the
asked if they could borrow
the event for its big weekend, which the Little Current Yacht Club gratefully
allowed, and there the boat
races have stayed, an integral part of the new
Haweater tradition.
“What makes the cardboard boat races so great is
that it really is an event for
all ages—something young
and old alike can do—from
the construction of the boat
to the actual race day,” said
Amanda Roy, part of Team
Cardboard.
“It’s so amazing to see the
shoreline at the Low Island
docks fill up with people
each year, eager to see the
hits and misses of the cardboard boat races,” added
Team Cardboard’s Alicia
McCutcheon.
One of the prizes, the
Titanic Award, goes to the
crew with the “most spectacular sinking,” the pair
explained. Fittingly, the
prize for this special award
is always a pair of lifejackets.
Four categories make up
the races: ages 8-11, 12-15, 16
plus and business. Last
year’s business winner was
the crew from Hayden’s
Meats, the trophy proudly
on display at this Little Current butcher shop. Hayden’s
Meats took the title from
long-time winners Tim’s
and Co. RONA, which
reused its sturdy vessel for
a number of years. Who
will take this year’s title?
Head to Low Island at 12
noon on Saturday, August 3
to find out.
Entry forms/rules can be
picked up at The Expositor
office or at K&T Variety and
must be filled out before
race day. Team Cardboard
reminds entrants that sonotubes are not allowed in the
competition, as they are not
technically
cardboard.
Cardboard
tubes
are
allowed, as long as they are
not waxed. The only materials allowed for construction
are corrugated cardboard,
duct tape and latex paint.
Decorations, however, are
encouraged, as long as they
do not enhance the structure/flotation of the boat.
Paddle blades must also be
only made of cardboard
and duct tape, but wood is
allowed for the shafts. A traditional boat design must
be followed as well—rafts
are a no go. For more information,
contact
Ms.
McCutcheon at 705-368-2744.
“We would really like to
thank all of our family and
friends that help us each
and every year,” Ms. Roy
added. “Without them we’d
be sunk.”
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Volun
Happy 46th Haweater Weekend
Hayden Meats took home the first place trophy for the business and
Community Organization division in last year's cardboard boat race,
paddled by Aaron Corbiere, left, and Brad Hayden.
In the Kool-It-Ice Plant on the docks of Water St. W.
(near Boyle’s Marine) Little Current
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on
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rent Lions Club on the
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Weekend!
occasion of their 46th Haweater
eers!
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For 4 years we have marvelled at
the ingenuity, energy and constancy
of the Little Current Lions Club.
Every year this small club
puts on this tremendous festival,
Haweater Weekend.
Our friendly staff is ready to help!
Thank you Lions!
Haweater
Seven Island girls vie for Miss Manitoulin 2013
Meet this year’s Miss Manitoulin contestants
by Robin Burridge
LITTLE CURRENT—After
a nine year hiatus, the Miss
Manitoulin pageant is back
for another Haweater Weekend. On Thursday, August
at 7 pm, the Manitoulin
Hotel and Conference Centre will host the pageant’s
highly anticipated return,
with seven Island girls competing to be crowned this
year’s Miss Manitoulin.
Now, let’s meet the girls
.
was the coach of the midget
volleyball team at Marymount Academy and volunteered at Relay for Life in
Sudbury last year. Her role
model is her grandmother,
Justine Debassige. Brooke
hopes to become a criminal
profiler or lawyer. Her
favouite quote is “Remember the past, plan for the
future, but live for today
because yesterday is gone
and tomorrow may never
come.” Brooke is sponsored
by Taylor Sawmill.
gai of M’Chigeeng, founder
of the environmental group
LOVE Shkakmi-Kwe Project, with which Sarah is a
youth activist. She has also
volunteered with Right to
Play and has won first place
at the 2011 Manitoulin Idol
contest. She has her Canoe
Safety certificate and has
received many awards for
academic achievement in
school. Her aspiration is to
one day pursue a career as a
doctor. Sarah’s favouite
quote is “Happiness never
decreases by being shared.”
She is sponsored by Dreamer’s Cove.
is a proud mother of two
and her hobbies include volleyball, modeling, acting
and spending time with her
family. Her role model is
Marilyn Monroe and she
hopes to follow in her footsteps and become a model/actor, or possibly an
archeologist. She is 5’6”
with long dark brown hair
and has volunteered with
the Sudbury Bridal Show
and the Women’s Day Fashion Show. Tasha’s favourite
quote is “Girls who seek to
be equal with men lack
ambition.” Tasha is sponsored by Aundeck Omni
Kaning First Nation.
both leadership and athletics. She volunteers at her
community of Sheguiandah’s annual powwow and
has also volunteered at the
Niagara
Falls
Public
Library, reading to children. Her favourite quote is
“A dream doesn’t become
reality through magic, it
takes sweat, determination
and hard work.” Green
Acres Restaurant and
Campground has sponsored
Dejanay.
model, sportsmanship, as
well as being named MVP
of her hockey team. She has
volunteered at the Manitoulin Trade Fair, Manitoulin Panthers Tournament of Champions, and
also helped to train younger
children
for
running
events. When Robin grows
up she hopes to become a
photographer.
Her
favourite quote is, “Never
look back. If Cinderella
went back to get her shoe,
she would never have been
a princess.” Robin is sponsored by Noble Lumber.
Brooke Debassige
Robin Lentir
Brooke is originally from
Manitoulin,
but
now
resides in Hanmer. The 17year-old works for the Sudbury Regional Police and
enjoys reading and hanging
out with friends in her
spare time. She is 5’9” and
has shoulder length dark
brown hair and brown eyes.
Brooke is the past recipient
of the Best Attitude Award
from the Aboriginal Secondary School awards. She
Sarah Migwans-Bayer
Dejanay Waindubence
Sarah
is
from
M’Chigeeng First Nation
and will be attending Grade
8 at Lakeview School in the
fall. She is 13-years-old and
enjoys sewing, clothing
design, volunteering and
singing. She is 5’ with blue
eyes and long dark brown
hair. Sarah’s role model and
mentor is Lynzii Taibossi-
Fourteen-year-old
Dejanay is 5’3” with medium length dark brown hair
and brown eyes. She aspires
to become a pediatrician
and her hobbies include
gymnastics and powwow
dancing. Dejanay will be in
Grade 10 this fall at Manitoulin Secondary School
and has received awards for
Tasha Behm
Tasha is 19-years-old and
hails from Aundeck Omni
Kaning First Nation. She
has attended both Manitoulin Secondary School
and the Gavreau Academy
of Performing Arts. Tasha
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Fourteen-year-old Robin
is 5’2” with long brown hair
and brown eyes. She is from
Gore Bay and will be going
into Grade 10 at Manitoulin
Secondary School in the
fall. Her role model is Taylor Swift and her hobbies
include sports, running,
movies, photography and
hanging out with friends.
She has won awards for
leadership, being a role
Eden Beaudin
Eden is from M’Chigeeng
First Nation and will be
starting at Manitoulin Secondary School in the fall.
The 13-year-old is 5’4” and
has mid-length dark brown
hair. She hopes to one day
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46th Annual
bridging the
community
Haweater Weekend
August 2, 3 and 4, 2013 Manitoulin Island
Thank you to our sponsors
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 1ST
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3
7:00 pm • MISS MANITOULIN - Who will be crowned Miss Manitoulin 2013? Held at Manitoulin Hotel and Conference Centre. Admission is $5 at the door and free for children 12 and under
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm • UNITED CHURCH FISH DINNER - Come enjoy a terrific fish dinner at the United Church on Robinson
Street. First seating at 5pm, second seating at 6:15pm. $15 per adult and children 6-12 $7. Take out orders welcomed. Take
out must be ordered by 2pm and pick up is at 4:30pm. In town only. For more information call Betty 705-368-2861 or Bev 705368-3436.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2
ALL DAY - Vendors at Low Island Park
6:30 pm • LITTLE RAY’S REPITLE SHOW- ‘Great Reptiles of the World’ – This show features a variety of reptiles including
a crocodilian, a giant snake, a tortoise, a turtle, a giant lizard, and a bird of prey. Featuring some of the largest, most dominant
reptiles found on earth today. At the Little Current Public School, 18 Draper St. East. $5/person
PONY RIDES IN THE AFTERNOON - Low Island Park.
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm • LEGION BBQ - 8oz steak, baked potatoes, veggies and roll. $12/plate. Royal Canadian Legion Branch
177, Vankoughnet St.
6:00 pm • MIXED SLO-PITCH TOURNAMENT - Low Island ball fields. Space for only 16 teams. Entry fee $250 per team.
Many prizes including cash prizes, shirts, etc. Contact Bruce Burnett 705 368-3163
6:00 pm • ZERO GRAVITY’S THE BEN SHOW - DOWNTOWN Combining his love of classic vaudevillian showmanship with a
21st century take on circus, Ben appeals to the young and old. From incredible acts of balance & juggling to mini bike-riding
& one-of-a-kind stunts, Ben does it all. Audience interaction is a big part of this show so get ready to laugh, be amazed & above
all - to have a greeeeeeeat time!
GOLD
7:00 pm • OPENING CEREMONIES DOWNTOWN - Downtown at the Cenotaph - Dignitaries, Lions, Mayor Al MacNevin, MP
Carol Hughes and MPP Mike Mantha.
NORTHSTAR
FIREWORKS
7:30 pm • LIVE MUSIC FEATURING THE ANTI-DEPRESSANTS - Downtown Cenotaph. Courtesy of the Little Current Lions Club.
Hilltop Shell
CANADA INC.
jake’s
Home and Sleep Centre
SILVER
8:00 pm to Midnight • TEEN DANCE WITH MUCHMUSIC - Ages 13 to 18. Recreation Centre, Main Ice Surface. This is the
only teen dance all weekend. Doors open at 8 pm and close at 10:30 pm. Any local teens requiring later admission please contact Ruth Ann 705-368-2552. Admission $10 per person.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3
ALL DAY - Vendors at Low Island Park
ALL DAY - Keep your eyes peeled for Zero Gravity’s roaming performers
8:00 am • THE HAW RUN - Registration 8:00am at the Library. 8:30am 10K start. Entry Fee: $15. 10am 5K start. Entry Fee:
$10. 11am Kids 1Km Fun Run starts, Ages 5-10. Entry fee $5. Nelson Wood 705-368-0375 or email 1mrwood79@gmail.ca
8:00 am • 6TH ANNUAL CO-ED SOCCER TOURNAMENT - Low Island Soccer Field. (Rain Day - Sunday, August 4). Grades 4,5,6
& Grades 7,8. Teams of 10 players (minimum 3 girls). $10/player. To register call Lori Green-Case 705-368-1788.
at D.A. Williamson & Sons
Reflection
Laidley
Stationary
S
haw
377-5373
Hair Studio
One Stop
Restaurant
Septic Services and Toilet Rentals
A royal flush is better than a full house
Elaine Renton
Espanola & District
Credit Union
McQuarrie
Motor Products Inc
& Farm Supply
LITTLE CURRENT
BRANCH #177
1:00 pm • HORSE PULL - Behind arena, heavy weight and light weight divisions. Admission $5.00/person. Contact Greg Pyette
368-0217.
ACME MOTORS
1:00 pm • BMX BIKE JAM AND TRICK DEMONSTRATION - by Jeff Brankley of Lightfoot Bikes at Sisson Park.
• MANITOULIN LIMITED •
J.J. Pole Line
Construction
Orr's
BREAKAWAY
Little Current
T.J. Stephens
Enterprises Ltd.
Tool Rentals
Moore
Bros.
Auto
Sales
GG’s
Sports
Little Current
Highway 6
Service Centre
NBS Auto
Repair
Randy Noble
Construction
Whitehaven
Cottages
Haweater
K & T’s Corner
Store
Green Acres
Tent and Trailer Park
and Family Restaurant
11:00 am • MAGICIAN AND VENTRILOQUIST JOHN HOPMAN - at Expositor Square in downtown Little Current.
11:00 am to 11:00 pm • DOWNTOWN LITTLE CURRENT ACTIVITIES - Vendors, Merchants’ Sidewalk Sale, Food, and lots to see!
12 Noon • HAWEATER PARADE - Starts at Harbor Vue Road. Floats in position by 11:30 am. Three Cash Prizes! Contact Marcel Gauthier at 705-368-3247 to register.
12 Noon • BEACH VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT - Low Island volleyball courts. Registration at noon. Contact Tracy Esposto at
705-368-3415 to register.
Har-Cor Diesel
10:30 am • ECUMENICAL SERVICE - Join us downtown at the cenotaph for an ecumenical worship service. Please bring a
lawn chair. Donations accepted.
10:00 am • MAGICIAN AND VENTRILOQUIST JOHN HOPMAN- at the Cenotaph in Downtown Little Current
12 Noon • 10TH ANNUAL CARDBOARD BOAT RACES - Low Island. Prizes, age categories and business challenge. Build your
boat and bring it down to Low Island. Contact Alicia at 705 368-2744. Sponsored by the Little Current Lions Club. No Rafts please!
Taylor & Son
Construction
9:00 am • SLO-PITCH TOURNAMENT - Low Island Park. Championships. Beer Garden, food, and more!
12:00 Noon • HORSE SHOW - WESTERN GAMING JACKPOT SHOW - Western speed events. Riders register at 11am. Located
at the Horse Ring behind the NEMI Recreation Centre
11:30 am • KIDS’ HOT WHEELS RACING - Registration at 11:30 am, racing at noon. Water St. across from the Allen’s Automotive. Kids, bring your Hot Wheels and get in the action. Prizes and Awards. Contact Roy Knobel at 705-368-1326.
Little Current
ALL DAY - Keep your eyes peeled for Zero Gravity’s roaming jugglers and stilt walkers
10:00 am • ADULT ZUMBA CLASS - Start Haweater off right with a FREE Zumba class with instructor Casey Boisvert. Beginners welcome. Rec centre ice surface
11:00 am • CINDY COOK FROM TV'S POLKA DOT DOOR - Sing, dance and spell with Cindy. Downtown at the Cenotaph.
Family fun!
BRONZE
DOWNTOWN • MAIN STREET CLOSED • VENDORS ALL DAY
9:00 am to Noon • FARMERS’ MARKET - Downtown, BMO garage.
10:00 am to 4:00 pm • LITTLE CURRENT LIONS 11TH ANNUAL HAWEATER CRUISE IN Free Registration, Donations to the
Food Bank appreciated. All proceeds to local charities. Music, BBQ, Awards, Auction, Appreciation Gift, Dash Plaques and Lots
More. Contact Roy Knobel at 705-368-1326. Located on Water St. East.
Pharmacy
SUNDAY, AUGUST 4
11:30 am to 4:00pm • QUILTS OVER THE BRIDGE - Quilt show presented by Current Quilts and Stichery Guild. At the NEMI
Recreation Centre. Adults $5.00 and children 12 and under FREE. For more information call Jane Fletcher 705-282-8559 • Gwen
Bond 705-368-2262 • Sally White 705-368-0031
10:00 am to 5:00 pm • QUILTS OVER THE BRIDGE - Quilt show presented by Current Quilts and Stichery Guild. At the NEMI
Recreation Centre. Adults $5.00 and children 12 and under FREE. For more information call Jane Fletcher 705-282-8559 • Gwen
Bond 705-368-2262 • Sally White 705-368-0031
Little Current
HARDWARE
9:00 pm • LEGION DANCE FEATURING DOUBLE BARREL - Live Music. $15 Couple, $10 Single - 15 Vankoughnet E, Little Current, ON P0P 1K0
11:00 am to 2:00 pm • FIREFIGHTERS’ COMMUNITY PICNIC AND CHILDRENS’ GAMES - At the Firehall on Meredith St.
9:00 am • MIXED SLO-PITCH - Low Island. Beer Garden, food, and more!
INC.
8:00 pm • HAWFEST DANCE FEATURING MUCHMUSIC! - Recreation Centre. Admission $10 advance and $18 at the door.
Advance ticket ensures entry, only good until 9:30 pm or you have made a donation to the Lions Club. Available at Little Wally’s,
Hwy. 6 Service Centre, Boarderline and Hayden’s Meats. Only 700 available. Age of Majority Required.
10:00 am • 4-ON-4 BALL HAW-KEY TOURNAMENT- at Low Island on the outdoor rink surface. Teams need at least 5 players (4 players and a goalie). Each team also needs to have one girl playing all the time. Ages 12 and over. Contact Brett at 705368-3242.
9:00 am • PONY RIDES ALL DAY AT LOW ISLAND
Mindemoya
Little Current
Manitowaning
7:00 pm • LIVE ROLLER DERBY - Watch the Radiation Dolls take on the T-Cell Army when Greater Sudbury Roller Derby hits
the track Saturday night. Come to the Little Current Curling Club to experience the quick-paced action of the fastest growing
women's sport in the world! Doors open at 6 pm, game starts at 7 pm. Donations to the Breast Action Coalition-Sudbury are
gratefully accepted.
2:00 pm • EUCHRE TOURNAMENT - At The Lions Den. Call Lion Noreen at 705-368-3256.
2:00 pm • MAGICIAN AND VENTRILOQUIST - at the Cenotaph in Downtown Little Current on Robinson Street.
3:00 pm • ZERO GRAVITY’S ANDREW GIORDANO - ON THE DOCKS DOWNTOWN Take rings, unicycles & mad skills, mix
them all up together & you’ve got Andrew Giordano! While riding atop his unicycles – small unicycles! tall unicycles! – Andrew
keeps several objects in the air in one continuous motion, including himself! Come on down, look up high & see for yourself!
3:00 pm • KIDS’ GAMES AND ACTIVITIES - Low Island. Sponsored by the Children’s Aid Society and the Little Current Lions Club.
4:30 pm • CINDY COOK FROM TV'S POLKA DOT DOOR - Sing, dance and spell with Cindy. Downtown at the Cenotaph. Family fun!
6:00 pm • ZERO GRAVITY’S THE BEN SHOW - DOWNTOWN Combining his love of classic vaudevillian showmanship with a
21st century take on circus, Ben appeals to the young and old. From incredible acts of balance & juggling to mini bike-riding
1:00 pm • ZERO GRAVITY’S THE BEN SHOW - LOW ISLAND Combining his love of classic vaudevillian showmanship with
a 21st century take on circus, Ben appeals to the young and old. From incredible acts of balance & juggling to mini bike-riding
7:00 pm to DUSK • STREET DANCE AND ENTERTAINMENT: MUSIC FEATURING MUCHMUSIC! - Popcorn, glowsticks, pop,
coffee, cotton candy, pizza, hotdogs, hamburgers, sausages, corn on the cob, and more! The street will be blocked off. Food
Court. Come and join the many attractions and the family fun.
2:00 pm • FIRE TRUCK PULL - The NEMI Fire Department has challenged the community and other departments across the
Island to a fire truck pull. Timed event. No charge. Groups of up to 10. For more info or to register a team, call Bec at 705-3680988. NEMI Rec. Centre parking lot.
8:00 pm • ZERO GRAVITY’S ANDREW GIORDANO - DOWNTOWN Take rings, unicycles & mad skills, mix them all up together
& you’ve got Andrew Giordano! While riding atop his unicycles – small unicycles! tall unicycles! – Andrew keeps several objects in the air in one continuous motion, including himself! Come on down, look up high & see for yourself!
AT DUSK • PARADE OF LIGHTS - On the Channel. See the boats decked out in their colourful lights. A special event. Contact
Pat Boyle 705 368-2239.
AT DUSK • MAMMOTH FIREWORKS DISPLAY - Start time depending on weather. Downtown. Watch for a spectacular grand finale.
3:30 pm • MAGICIAN AND VENTRILOQUIST JOHN HOPMAN - at the Cenotaph in Downtown Little Current
4:30 pm • ZERO GRAVITY’S ANDREW GIORDANO - LOW ISLAND Take rings, unicycles & mad skills, mix them all up together
& you’ve got Andrew Giordano! While riding atop his unicycles – small unicycles! tall unicycles! – Andrew keeps several objects in the air in one continuous motion, including himself! Come on down, look up high & see for yourself!
Haweater
...Seven Island girls vie for Miss Manitoulin 2013
...continued from page 5b
be an inspirational speaker,
actress and author and is
well on her way, having
already had her first book
published, ‘The Adventures
of Pegasus and I With All
Our Friends’ in 2008. Eden
is also the founder of The
Pegasus Literary Writing
Awards, encouraging youth
to become passionate, more
accomplished writers. In
2009, Eden was awarded the
prestigious Junior Citizen
of the Year Award. Her
favourite quote is “You
must be the change you
wish to see in the world”
from Gandhi. She is sponsored by BBQ Pit and Special Events and Catering.
derpuff Football and for the
Little NHL. She has
received an award for being
an Aboriginal Role Model
and her favouite quote is
“You miss 100 percent of
the shots you don’t take” by
Wayne Grezky. Santanna is
sponsored by Loco Beanz.
Make sure to cheer these
girls on next Thursday,
August 1 at 7 pm as these
lovely ladies compete for
the title of Miss Manitoulin.
There will be a fashion
show, featuring this sea-
O R T H O T I C S, F O O T W E A R
& PEDORTHIC CARE
son’s hottest treads from
the Island stores you know
and love. The pageant will
also include a talent portion, evening dress presentation, speeches and conclude with the crowning of
this year’s Miss Manitoulin.
The doors will open at the
Manitoulin Hotel and Conference Centre at 6:30 pm
and admission is $5 at the
door, free for children 12
and under.
The pageant magic starts
at 7 pm so don’t miss it!
This Summer, enjoy all your
favourite activities!
Custom orthotics in combination with proper
footwear can help relieve foot, knee, hip and
low back pain. Improving the biomechanical
function of your feet will help you to achieve
your lifestyle fitness goals.
6
28 Water Street - Downtown Little Current
(705) 368-2122 Monday ~ Tuesday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Welcome Summer Visitors
Summer
Sale!
Santanna Francis
Twenty-one-year-old Santanna is going into her
fourth year at Algoma University. Her role model is
her mom and she hopes to
become a teacher. At 5’4”
with brown hair and brown
eyes, her hobbies include
running, hiking, hockey,
baseball, Zumba and football. Santanna has volunteered, fundraising for Pow-
Bras by
Manitoulin Charm
and Necklace set
.925 Sterling Silver
The 2013 Miss Manitoulin pageant contestants pose on the stairs at
Turnerʼs of Little Current. They are, from left, Eden Beaudin, Robin
Lentir, Santanna Francis, Brooke Debassige and Tasha Behm. Missing from the photo are Sarah Migwans-Bayer and Dejanay Waindubence.
Thank you to all the Lions for their
hard work throughout the year!
Mon. - Sat. 9:00am-5:30pm Sun. 11:00am-3:00pm
www.dreamerscove.ca
5 Water St. E. - downtown Little Current 705-368-1722
Hilltop
Shell
DAIRIES LTD.
705-368-3234
Corner of Highway 6 and 540, Little Current
Thank you Little Current Lions
Haweater Weekend
Bridging the Community for 46 years!
Gas • Diesel
Commercial Refueling
Car Wash • Convenience Store
Good Service, Good People and Quality Products!
Haweater Weekend and Farquhar’s:
Manitoulin
Institutions
The Farquhar family and the Little Current Lions
have deep roots in the Manitoulin community.
When you buy:
• Farquhar’s Milk • Farquhar’s Butter
• Farquhar’s Ice Cream (available from your
grocer or in cones from one of our many
distributors on Manitoulin)
You are buying a local product that promotes
Manitoulin Island.
We would like to take this opportunity to
congratulate the Little Current Lions on
46 years of Haweater Weekend.
We look forward to being a part of many more!
This sign is your guide to
a Farquharʼs hand-dipped
Country Fresh
Ice Cream Cone!
Haweater
Zero Gravity, John Hopman and Cindy Cook
among Haweater's great lineup of entertainment
LITTLE CURRENT--Back
by popular demand, acts
from Zero Gravity Circus
will be performing at
Haweater Weekend, August
1-4.
Beginning on Friday
evening, August 2, Zero
Gravity will have its first
show at the cenotaph in
downtown Little Current at
6 pm featuring 'The Ben
Show.' "Combining his love
of classic vaudevillian
showmanship with a 21st
century take on circus, Ben
appeals to the young and
old," a press release from
Zero Gravity states. "From
incredible acts of balance
and juggling to mini bikeriding and one-of-a-kind
stunts, Ben does it all. Audience interaction is a big
part of this show so get
ready to laugh, be amazed
and above all, to have a
great time!"
Following The Ben Show,
stick around for the opening ceremonies of the 46th
annual Haweater Weekend
followed by another great
show, live music from The
Anti-depressants.
The Ben Show can also
be seen on Saturday, August
3 at 1 pm at Low Island Park
following the cardboard
boat races and on Sunday,
August 4 at 6 pm on the
Water Street (the street will
be closed down for the day's
events).
The Little Current Lions
Club is also pleased to present Zero Gravity's Andrew
Giordano, who will "take
rings, unicycles and mad
skills, mix them all up
together and you've got
Andrew Giordano!" the
press release continues.
"While riding atop his unicycles--small unicycles and
tall
unicycles--Andrew
keeps several objects in the
air in one continuous
motion, including himself !
Come on down, look up
high and see for yourself !"
Andrew Giordano can be
seen at 4:30 pm at Low
Island Park on Saturday
and on Sunday at 3 pm on
the downtown docks and
again at 8 pm along the
closed off main street.
Cindy Cook, of Polka Dot
Door fame, will also be back
for another Haweater
Weekend, much to the
delight of her fans. Last
year, Cindy Cook and her
friend Apoot the baby polar
bear sang and danced their
way into the hearts of a
new generation of admirers. Find out what surprise
friend Cindy will bring
Espanola & District
Credit Union
wishes everyone a fun and HAW-tacular
46th Haweater Weekend!
We Are Your Full Service Credit Union
Count on us for competitive interest rates
and competitive service charges.
47 Meredith Street
Gore Bay 705-282-2511
3 Manitowaning Road
Little Current 705-368-3222
91 Centre Street
Espanola 705-869-3001
Lions Make A Difference
Did you know...
Chiropractic can be done without twisting or cracking the spine?
If you are wondering how please contact me and I will be
happy to explain, better yet a demonstration can be arranged.
A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS!
As a Lions Club member since 1983 I can appreciate the eﬀort that is put
into this major event and I wish all involved much success.
Zero Gravity's 'The Ben Show' is sure to be a real crowd pleaser.
with her this year when she
takes to the cenotaph stage
on Saturday at 11 am and
again on Sunday at 4:30 pm.
New to the Haweater
lineup this year is magician and ventriloquist John
Hopman who, he explained,
developed a love for magic
and ventriloquism at the
tender age of 6 while
watching Detroit Public
Television on a black and
white television. Sixty
years later, Mr. Hopman
has toured Ontario, Michigan, Ohio and most of the
western provinces with his
show.
"It's a fun clean show," he
explained. "It also incorporates audience participation," he added, noting that
one lucky audience member can expect to be turned
into a full-size ventriloquist’s 'dummy.'
Speaking of dummies,
the audience can also look
forward to meeting Mr.
Hopman's friends Leroy,
Crackers the duck, Boscoe
the bear and more.
"It's a good show for boys
and girls and the young and
young at heart," he added.
Mr. Hopman can be seen
on Saturday at 10 am and
3:30 pm at the cenotaph and
again on Sunday at 11 am at
the Holy Trinity Anglican
Church Hall and at 2 pm
back at the cenotaph.
The Lions will be 'passing the hat' for donations
for the club, so please bring
your spare change to give
following the shows. Every
bit counts in making a difference in the lives of the
people of this community.
Dr. Jim Veitch
705-368-0700
LC-Chiro@live.com
103-15 Worthington St. P.O. Box 814
www.littlecurrentchiropractor.com
• Dockage for seasonal and transient boaters
• Accommodation for boats of all sizes
• Deep water for deep draught sailboats
• 30-tonne boat lift • Boat repairs
• Inside storage
• Short walking distance to downtown shopping
Boyle Marine: Little Current’s Marina
on the west end of the waterfront
ra
Proud Sponsor: Pa
Sunday Night
before the fireworks.
See you there!
John Hopman, magician and
ventriloquist (and his friend
Crackers the duck) are a new
addition to the Haweater lineup.
de of Lights
Boyle Marine Ltd.
29 Water Street West, Little Current
phone: (705) 368-2239 email:
lighthouse@boylemarine.com
Our Congratulations to the Hard Working Lions on 46 Years of Hawfest!
What would we do without the Little Current Lions?
Congratulations on another successful Haweater Weekend!
Let us help you with your financial needs:
Loans • Mortgages • Small Business Services
Personalized Accounts • Everyday Banking Plans
Financial Planning • Visa Cards • Visa Travel Rewards
We are committed to Customer Satisfaction!
Conveniently Located and Open Longer!
Mon - Thurs ~ 9:30 am - 4:30 pm • Fri ~ 9:30 am - 6 pm
Downtown Little Current
Call us today! 705-368-3110
Local
Fish
Located on Highway 6 in Lile Current, across from The Beer Store
705 3680266
www.TDcanadatrust.com
Fish, Fries,
Chicken Fingers
and More!
Haweater
Low Island
2
Spider Bay
Marina
North Channel
10
Sisson Park
6
St
ter
Wa
Water St.
Park St.
Anglican
Church
Centennial
Manor
Robinson St.
Campbell St.
Fire Hall
Library
15
gain
Meredith St.
Rd.
Draper St.
Wilson St.
BMO
Parking
Lot
8
4
Grace Bible
Church
12
Legion
Little Current
Public School
14
Rec Centre
Hotel
1 3 Manitoulin
& Conference
Allen’s Automotive
y. 6)
to Honora Bay Stables
Boozeneck Rd.
Vankoughnet St.
Blake St.
7
Downtown
(Hw
Ha
Hayward St.
ar
rd B
9
Downtown Docks
Water St.
g Rd
anin
itow
Man
3
Bandshell
Cenotaph
Worthington St. (Hwy. 540)
Dupont St.
Red Mill Rd.
United
Church
16
5
11
1
N
Centre
1 - Little Current Recreation Centre
2 - Low Island Ball Diamond Park and Beach
3 - United Church
4 - Legion - Branch #177
5 - Bandshell / Cenotaph
6 - Manitoulin Centennial Manor
7 - Parking Lot - Behind Bank of Montreal
8 - Water Street, East
9 - Little Current Fire Hall
10 - Sisson Park
11 - Downtown
12 - Grace Bible Church
13 - Manitoulin Hotel & Conference Centre
14 - Little Current Public School
15 - Little Current Public Library
16 - Downtown Docks
EVENT LOCATIONS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1
7:00 pm • MISS MANITOULIN - 13
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 CONTINUED
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm • UNITED CHURCH FISH DINNER - 3
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2
6:30 pm • LITTLE RAY’S REPTILE SHOW AT LCPS - 14
ALL DAY - VENDORS AT LOW ISLAND PARK - 2
7:00 pm • LIVE ROLLER DERBY - 1
PONY RIDES IN THE AFTERNOON - 2
8:00 pm • HAWFEST DANCE FEATURING MUCHMUSIC! - 1
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm • LEGION BBQ - 4
9:00 pm • LEGION DANCE FEATURING DOUBLE BARREL - 4
6:00 pm • MIXED SLO-PITCH TOURNAMENT -2
SUNDAY, AUGUST 4
7:30 pm • ZERO GRAVITY’S THE BEN SHOW DOWNTOWN - 11
7:00 pm • OPENING CEREMONIES DOWNTOWN - 11
DOWNTOWN • MAIN STREET CLOSED • VENDORS ALL DAY
7:30 pm • LIVE MUSIC FEATURING THE ANTI-DEPRESSANTS - 11
ALL DAY - KEEP YOUR EYES PEELED FOR ZERO GRAVITY’S ROAMING
JUGGLERS AND STILT WALKERS
8:00 pm to Midnight • TEEN DANCE WITH MUCHMUSIC - 1
9:00 am • SLO-PITCH TOURNAMENT - 2
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3
10:00 am • 4-ON-4 CO-ED BALL HAW-KEY TOURNAMENT - 10
10:30 am • ECUMENICAL SERVICE - 5
ALL DAY - VENDORS AT LOW ISLAND PARK - 2
ALL DAY - KEEP YOUR EYES PEELED FOR ZERO GRAVITY’S ROAMING 11:00 am • MAGICIAN AND VENTRILOQUIST JOHN HOPMAN - 11
JUGGLERS AND STILT WALKERS
11:00 am to 11:00 pm • DOWNTOWN LITTLE CURRENT ACTIVITIES - 11
8:00 am • THE HAW RUN - 15
11:00 am to 2:00 pm • FIREFIGHTERS’
COMMUNITY
PICNIC
AND
CHILDRENS’ GAMES - 9
8:00 am • 6TH ANNUAL CO-ED SOCCER TOURNAMENT - 2
9:00 am • PONY RIDES ALL DAY AT LOW ISLAND - 2
11:30 am to 4:00pm • QUILTS OVER THE BRIDGE - 1
9:00 am • MIXED SLO-PITCH - 2
12 Noon • HORSE SHOW - WESTERN GAMING JACKPOT - 1
9:00 am to Noon • FARMERS’ MARKET - 7
12 Noon • HAWEATER PARADE - 11
10:00 am • ADULT ZUMBA CLASS - 1
10:00 am • MAGICIAN AND VENTRILOQUIST JOHN HOPMAN - 11
2:00 pm • EUCHRE TOURNAMENT - 1
10:00 am to 5:00pm • QUILTS OVER THE BRIDGE - 1
2:00 pm • MAGICIAN AND VENTRILOQUIST JOHN HOPMAN - 11
10:00 am to 4:00 pm • LITTLE CURRENT LIONS 101H ANNUAL HAWEATER 3:00 pm • ZERO GRAVITY’S ANDREW GIORDANO - ON THE DOCKS
DOWNTOWN - 16
CAR SHOW - 8
11:00 am • CINDY COOK FROM TV'S POLKA DOT DOOR - 11
3:00 pm • KID’S GAMES AND ACTIVITIES - 2
11:30 am • KIDS’ HOT WHEELS RACING - 8
12 Noon • 10TH ANNUAL CARDBOARD BOAT RACES - 2
4:30 pm • CINDY COOK FROM TV'S POLKA DOT DOOR - 11
1:00 pm • HORSE PULL - 1
6:00 pm • ZERO GRAVITY’S BEN SHOW DOWNTOWN - 11
1:00 pm • BMX BIKE JAM AND TRICK DEMONSTRATION - 10
7:00 pm to DUSK • STREET DANCE AND ENTERTAINMENT:
FEATURING MUCHMUSIC! - 11
1:00 pm • ZERO GRAVITY’S THE BEN SHOW- 2
9:00 pm • ZERO GRAVITY’S ANDREW GIORDANO - 11
2:00 pm • FIRE TRUCK PULL - 1
AT DUSK • PARADE OF LIGHTS - 16
AT DUSK • MAMMOTH FIREWORKS DISPLAY - 16
3:30 pm • MAGICIAN AND VENTRILOQUIST JOHN HOPMAN - 11
4:30 pm • ZERO GRAVITY’S ANDREW GIORDANO - 2
Haweater
MUSIC
Roller Derby blasts onto Manitoulin for Haweater
Action, strategy the hallmarks of this fast sport
LITTLE
CURRENT—It
takes guts, determination
and a little bit of sass, but
those who play roller derby
say there’s nothing quite
like it.
Over the last decade, the
sport of flat-track roller
derby, which gained a following in the 1970s for its
televised bouts and stars
like Skinny Minnie Miller,
has gained in popularity to
become the fastest growing
women’s sport in the world.
And, on August 3, the
action will be coming to
Haweater Weekend.
Greater Sudbury Roller
Derby (GSRD) will play at
the Little Current Curling
Club on Saturday, August 3,
starting at 7 pm. Admission
to the bout (game) is free of
charge, but donations to the
Dragonfly Fund or the CTVLions Children’s Christmas
Telethon are greatly appreciated. All are welcome to
attend.
“This will be a great
chance for the family to
come out and see what
roller derby is all about,”
said GSRD president Crystal Larose. “It’s a fast sport
with lots of action and
great entertainment for
parents, kids, grandparents
and anyone who wants to
see something new.”
Fans of derby in the early
years who enjoyed the allout brawls of the televised
version may not recognize
today’s sport, which puts an
emphasis on athleticism
and strategy, and is governed by a strict set of rules
standardized by the World
Flat-Track Roller Derby
Association (WFTDA).
But the general premise
is the same: two teams of
five players each take to an
oval track, playing offence
and defence at the same
time, while a jammer from
each team tries to score
points. The team with the
most points at the end of
the game is the winner.
For many skaters, the
opportunity to make new
friends and excel at something new holds big appeal.
Before joining derby, few
skaters have had much
experience on skates. The
great thing about roller derby is that anyone can learn
it, and GSRD guides all its
new recruits through everything they need to know
about the sport, including
the rules of the game, strategy, and how to play safely.
“I joined derby to make
new friends, get involved in
the community and challenge myself to try something new,” said former
Expositor staffer Lindsay
Kelly, who’s been skating
for a year and a half. “The
sport is a lot of fun, and it’s
helped me find new
strength I didn’t know I
had.”
Roller derby is known for
its camaraderie amongst
skaters, and after a game,
it’s not uncommon to find
new friendships emerge
between players of opposing teams—the rivalry
always stays on the track.
GSRD also has a social
conscience. Formed with
the intention of giving back
to the community in a positive way, GSRD works in
support of the Dragonfly
Fund, a Sudbury-based
organization that offers
financial assistance to
those who are facing financial hardship after being
newly diagnosed with
breast cancer.
The skaters appear at
community events through
the year where they promote breast health, fitness
and friendship, while raising money for the fund. In
2013, the league will donate
50 percent of its ticket sales
to the fund. Last year, GSRD
donated $3,000 to the Dragonfly Fund, all which stayed
Come on down to Little Current Curling Club on Saturday, August 3
before 7pm to see for yourselves that this is not merely pushing and
shoving; itʼs strategy!
in the North.
For more information,
visit www.greatersudbury-
Gore Bay 705-282-2640,
Little Current 705-368-2512
rollerderby.com, or search
for Greater Sudbury Roller
Derby on Facebook.
1-800-265-1485
Have a wonderful time
at Haweater Weekend !
www.newnorthfuels.com
NEW NORTH FUELS INC
Proud supplier of Petro Canada products.
705-368-2640
GAME POSE: Fast, fit and fiesty females look forward to having fun at Haweater Weekend.
LITTLE CURRENT
GUARDIAN PHARMACY
congratulates the Lions Club of Little Current for their
wonderful contributions to the spirit and life of our fine
community. We recognize and commend all of the hard
working volunteers for their dedication and the long hours
they put into staging this great weekend of events!
Open all weekend to care for you
Be sure to drop in to
Little Current Guardian Pharmacy
and sample our great Haw-spitality!
Thank you Little Current Lions
Haweater Weekend
Bridging the Community for 46 years!
Your Home Heating Experts
• Sales & Service of Heating Equipment
• Licensed Technicians
• 24 Hour Emergency Service
TALK TO YOUR PHARMACISTS FOR
ALL OF YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEEDS.
Check out the Great Selection of
fine Gifts, Souvenirs, Confections and much more!
Quality Fuels and Lubricants
Haweater weekend hours:
• Fri. 9am - 7pm • Sat. 9am - 5:30pm
• Sun. and Mon. 11am - 3pm
Tires and Batteries and more!
705-368-2421
www.manitoulinfuels.com
Haweater
Thank You, Lions!
We Can Re- L ion You!
FROM THE TOWN OF NORTHEASTERN MANITOULIN AND THE ISLANDS
It has been an incredible 46 years of Haweater Weekend Celebrations,
and we sincerely appreciate the Little Current Lions Club’s
contributions to our community!
We gratefully acknowledge:
sponsorship of the annual children’s Christmas party
organizations for the betterment of the community
We know that funds raised through Haweater Weekend and other innovative fundraising activities have made this support possible!
Well done, Little Current Lions, we can always Re-Lion on You!
The Mayor and Council, on behalf of the people of the Town of Northeastern Manitoulin and the Islands
Haweater

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