r h e QUACKER APRIL 2016. ISSUE 396 SPONSORED BY THE SUGAR ISLAND LIONESS CLUB

COMMUNITY CALENDAR 3. Holy Angels Fundraiser 3-6pm 6. Fire Station Meeting North 7:00 pm 7. Lioness Meeting 1:00pm 9. Alberta House Artists Reception 1pm

12. Township Board Meeting 7:00 pm 14. Lions Meeting 5:30 pm 15. Income Tax Deadline 17. Lions Brunch 8:30-11:00 am 20. Fire Station Meeting South 7:00 pm 22. Earth Day/Full Moon 23. Dan Pifer Fundraiser 4-7pm 24. QUACKER DEADLINE 30. Quacker Distributed

In Memoriam Marian Helmus

Otto Krull

FUNDRAISER To help our fellow islander

DAN PIFER As he battles cancer Saturday, April 23'

4 - 7 p.m. (Doors open at 3 p.m.)

Dinner by donation Enjoy music and silent auction!

B Y O B Sugar Island Community Center

LIONESS CLUB The Lioness Club met on March 3,2016. Fourteen members were present. The minutes of the February meeting were read by the secretary, Mary Ann Biscomer-Dick. Mary Ann also gave the treasurer's report in Jaci Brown's absence. The ending balance for the month was $2,744.02. A check for $25.00 was sent to the Sault Schools for their Graduation party to be held on the Lake Superior State campus. Mary Ann reported that the Sugar Island phone book is almost completed but still needs to be proofread. The Phonebooks will be on sale this Spring. I think it is because I don't want to acknowledge any more of my own birthdays that I have forgotten to list the Lioness' birthdays for the last several months. My apology goes to: Thelma Nemeth and Millie PoUey for December; Sharon Morley and Noreen Van Hautte for Janxiary; Jean Willis and, Connie Smithling for February; Mary Ann Biscomer-Dick, Wanda Mohr, Kim Brenner and Freida Cox for March. Happy Birthday in April also to Judy Smith, Pat Whj^e and Dorothy Rich.

Did you know:

• It was discovered that crystal blocks were hidden under the siding of the Island Craft and Book Store during recent renovation. Frank Lloyd Wright designed some of the blocks.

Our first bake sale will be at the Lions' breakfast in May and we are planning a pasty bake in June.

The next meeting will be April 7 at 1:00 at the Community Center. We hope to see you there.

President, Peggy Starr

LIONS DEN

We had a tremendous turnout for our March Breakfast. Beautiful day apparently brought out many people and they were welcome after a quiet winter. Not so quiet was the excitement of the monthly raffle with Nathan Bremer, Dave Reusser and Mike St Onge all winning $50 and Darrel Belleau winning the 50-50.

Also had a large turnout at the Presbyterian (had to use spell check on that one) Church soup kitchen, earlier this month, where the Lions provided the meal. Many of the people come to stretch their food budget, some to socialize and some because it may be the only meal they may have that day. If you have a group that might want to participate in this program, contact the church. We have to thank the Lioness Club for helping out.

Our fishing tournament is scheduled for June 12*. Plans are still underway and we will let you know if there are any changes. This is a large fund raiser for us and is enjoyed by many fishermen and women.

If you are new to the Island or not new but have time on your hands consider joining the Lions. Stop by at one of our meetings on the 2""^ Thursday of each month at 5:30. hi the summer our location and time vary so contact any Lion to verify where we will be at.

Not wondering where he will be at on April 15* is Lion Jim Gort who will be celebrating his birthday. Always easy to remember his birthday as it is on income tax day. Best wishes to you Jim.

Jim Handziak, Secretary

FIRE PLUGS

Hopefully when you read this the snow will be gone. If not it will eventually go and we will have to be concerned about wild land fires. Once the snow cover is gone you will need to check to see if burning is allowed before burning grass or yard waste. You can do this by calling 1-866-922-2876 or you can check on Hne at www.michigan.gov/bumpermit. Either of these will tell you if the DNR is allowing burning in our area. One of the considerations is what the weather will be during the day so even if it calm when you call it may be getting windy latter. When burning, after checking with the DNR, have a rake and shovel handy and a water source even if only a bucket. Also never leave a fire unattended and if it does seem to be getting away on you call 911 as soon as possible.

Our Fire Chief, Dave Pine apparently thought we needed to work out our winter kinks so he had us crawling around practicing search and rescue in fiill gear. Afterwards it makes you understand why the fire chief isn't an elected position. You also realize that you are not in near as good shape as you pretend to be. Without the excitement of a fire, crawling around on a cement floor is just plain hard.

Hope everyone has a nice spring and remember that if you clean your chimney now it should be ready to go next fall.

Jim Handziak, Sugar Island Fire Dept.

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SUGAR ISLAND FERRY SCHEDULE

Sugar Islander II

Ferry leaves Sugar Island on the hour and half-hour.

From 5:00 a.m. till 2:00 a.m. 3:00 a.m, 4:00 a.m.

Ferry leaves Sault Ste. Marie on the quarter-after and quarter-before the hour.

From 5:15 a.m. till 2:15 a.m. 3:15 a.m. 4:15 a.ra.

Eastern Upper Peninsula Transportatf cm Authority

Fueling Dates: Last Island Ferry before fiieling is at 9:30am

Tuesday Aprl2'^

Tuesday Apr 26^

Fueling takes about an hour.

Active GPS locations of Boat Traffic including our ferry at: www.marinetraffic.com

Audio of Sault Control: U S C G www. broardcastify.com/listen/feed/9644/web

Government Contacts: Chippewa County Commission Representative for Sugar Island Don McLean - PHONE: 906-635-0262 EMAIL: donmcleanj963(S).Qmall.com

State of Michigan - Congressman Dan Benishek Alpena Office -Contact Person: Tim Foster 989-340-1634 Marquette Office: 906-273-2075

State of Michigan - Representative Lee Chatfield Michigan District 107 PHONE: 517-373-2629 EMAIL: LeeChatfleld@house.mi.qov

State of Michigan - State Senator W Schmidt 37* District PHONE: 517-373-2413 EMAIL: SenWSchmidt@senate.michiqan.qov

Have pop or beer bottles to return but too much of a hassle? Bring them to the back door of the Community Center, where our Sugar Island Youth Group will cash them In for monies for their activities!

The Little Rapids Restoration Project

Spring has spnmg! While mother nature is still throwing us a few curve balls, the mild winter seems to be winding down and we have started to see signs that an early spring may be here soon! An early spring is a benefit for the Little Rapids Restoration Project. Over the last couple months, the design/builder has continued to work on the design of the project, permitting, and utility coordination. They have also brought a few pieces of equipment to the island and have been working on securing material for the project. As has been consistent throughout the project, design meetings continue to occur for open communication. Currently, the final road plans are being reviewed and it is anticipated that 70% bridge plans will be submitted within the next couple weeks. With the potential of an early spring, it is anticipated that construction will start in early May. Residents may start to see activity arotmd the site during the month of April. We are also looking to hold a public kick-off meeting for the project in May. Details on the kick-off meeting will be dispersed to the public as the date, time and location are finalized.

Alicia Krouth, P E Coimty Highway Engineer Chippewa Coimty Road Commission

• Sugar Island Township News It's been a very busy month for Sugar Island Township and the Winter/Spring weather just can't make up its mind what to do... We had the March 8 Presidential Primary with a great turnout of 258 registered island voters. The monthly township meeting was moved to the next night. Carmine Bonacci, who is running for the Cloverland Electric Board of Directors and John Sawruk, current board member explained the workings of the Cloverland Electric Co-op Board of Directors. They encouraged all residents to please fill out your ballot and mail it back in. Mr. Rick Roy was appointed as an alternate for the Sugar Island Township Board of Review, At tiie 2016-2017 Budget meeting, a new township budget was presented and many questions were answered for the attendees, following it was the State of the Township meeting. Supervisor McKerchie noted that there will be two road improvements for next year: South Westshore will get ditching and a sand and gravel lift, and a portion of Townhall Road will get the same. These will be scheduled for late summer or early fall according to the Chippewa County Road Commission. The budget for the Fiscal year 2016-2017 was approved. We will have three more elections this coming year: May 3* - Special Election, August 2"**- State Primary and November 11*" State General - Presidential Election. Please exercise your right to vote. We look forward in the coming months to seeing our many Island "Snowbirds" and we wish them safe travel back to our beautiful Island.

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Saving our Church - Saving our History Holy Angels Restoration Update

We are so very pleased to report that we have raised over $16,000 to date towards our goal of $25,000!

A huge thank you to all who have contributed so fp", but we still have a little way to go and we're not stopping now!

We have a WINE TASTING fundraiser scheduled for Sunday, April 3' '', from 3 - 6 p.m. at the 1668 Winery at 100 W. Portage in town. Ticket price is just $10, which includes appetizers and either a flight of wine or a craft beer. There will also be a SILENT AUCTION and MUSIC. Please join us as we push to reach our goal so construction on replacing the foundation can begin this spring.

See a slide show of Holy Angels Church and the repair work ahead of us on our website at: www.holymarywebsite.org, then click on Holy Angels.

I f you care to contribute, donations can be made payable to: Sacred Heart Church / Holy Angels Restoration

PO Box 527 Sault Ste Marie, MI 49783

If you have any questions, please call Jim Handziak, at 906-440-8401 or email the committee at HolyAngelsRestorationfglgmail.com.

Hope to see you on Sunday, April 3* **!

April 2016

In April we think of Showers and Baseball,

Spring and the coming Summer This year we add

God's Mercy for us and the world. Certainly a needed Blessing!

May we accept it, not dismiss it.

Captain John

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INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT AREA CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROPOSAL

Shall Eastern Upper Peninsula intermediate School District, Michigan, come under sections 681 to 690 of the Revised School Code, as amended, and establish an area career and technical education program, which is designed to encourage the operation of area career and technical education programs, if the annual property tax levied for this purpose is limited to 1 mill ($1.00 on each $1,000 of taxable valuation), for a period of 10 years, 2016 to 2025, inclusive; the estimate of the revenue the intermediate school district will collect if the millage is approved and levied in 2016 is approximately $2,317,717 from local property taxes authorized herein?

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April 14,6:30 p.m., National Weather Service, Weather Spotter Presentation April 14, 7 p.m.. Adult Coloring Event April 16,9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Sault Winter Farmers' Market April 19,12-2 p.m., Creative Endeavors Support Group for Writers and Artists April 19,2-4 p.m.. Masterpiece Film Series, "Upstairs Downstairs" April 19, 7 p.m., Chippewa County Genealogical Society, research session April 21,6:30 p.m.. Sierra Club, Climate Change discussion April 23,9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Sault Winter Farmers' Market April 23, noon. Brown Bag Book Club April 26,2-4 p.m.. Masterpiece Film Series, "Upstairs Downstairs" April 26,6-8 p.m.. Yam Workers April 28,7 p.m., Bayliss Book Club April 28, 7:30-9 p.m. Office Hours for Sault City Manager Oliver Turner April 30,9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Sault Winter Farmers' Market April 30,1 p.m.. Family Movie, call 632-9331 for title of animated feature.

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ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBITION OPENS IN ALBERTA HOUSE

Artist's Choice IV, the annual juried exhibition of the Olive Craig Gallery, will fill both Alberta House galleries during April, opening Friday, April 1st and closing April 30. The multi-media exhibit showcases the work of Michigan artists from the Indiana border to Hancock as well as work by Algoma artists. Viewers will find paintings by Beverley Benne, Phyllis Dorman, Judy Henderson, Sue Johnson, Ken Miller, Hilkka Pellikka, and Rita Varty, all of whom are Alberta House juried show veterans. Painters new to the show, but not to Alberta House are Doug Chambers and Anne Murphy Schaaf, with paintings and veteran juried show exhibitor Otto Ba-con with iron work. Norrls Seward is in with photographs, Ginny Johnson with porcelain bowls and Paulette Attie with a hooked rug.

One of the special pleasures of a juried show is the new artists it brings in—new not in the sense of inexperienced, but new to Alberta House. This show includes paintings by Laura Gaunt of Cedarville and Andreaka Jump and Linda Pearl of the Sault; photographs by Brian Hunt and Scott Laursen, needle felting by Mary Baron and Jennifer Kenney; alcohol ink work by Diane Krips-Mays and ceramics by Sandra Norris Palmore.

The public is cordially invited to attend the show's reception and awards ceremony on Satur­day, April 9, from 1 to 3 p.m. To be awarded is the three hundred dollar First Place Award, the two hundred dollar Second Place Award and the one hundred dollars Third Place Award, as well as Purchase Awards by Central Savings Bank, Pam and Kevin Cooper and War Memorial Hospital. The judge for Artist's Choice IV is Jasmina Jovanovic, Director of the Art Gallery of Algoma.

More information and show photographs can be found in the April Alberta House News, downloadable on the Sault Area Arts Council website (www.saultarts.org). Regular hours in Alberta House are Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Alberta House is located just a quarter block south of Portage and the Soo Locks, at 217 Ferris Street in Sault, Ml. Ad­mission is free of charge.

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