Top 5 This Week Gwek to open new detox program at AOK Columns Michael Erskine - November 22, 2024 WILFRED ANDY KENNETH Death Notices Expositor Staff - November 21, 2024 WASYL (WILLIAM/BILL) KIEDYK Death Notices Expositor Staff - November 21, 2024 Former Masonic Grand Master visits Doric Lodge to extol Freemasonry Local Michael Erskine - November 20, 2024 Chiefs welcome calls for action in special interlocutor final report Local Expositor Staff - November 20, 2024 More articles WILFRED ANDY KENNETH Death Notices WASYL (WILLIAM/BILL) KIEDYK Death Notices Chiefs welcome calls for action in special interlocutor final report Local Letter: Remembrance Day poetry expresses thanks to the fallen Columns Editorial: Provincial “efficiency” cuts challenge higher education Columns M’Chigeeng man perishes in ATV crash Local Gore Bay Harbour Days has returned with large appreciative crowds attending Local Author: Expositor Staff July 27, 2022 1 min.read FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Logan Frazier and his dad Damon, of Westerville, Ohio took first place in the family division at the cardboard boat regatta. Fun on the water! While not everyone’s cardboat boats’ made it very far, the ninth annual cardboard boat regatta was a must see event to take part in and observe! Getting dunked! Algoma-Manitoulin-Kapuskasing MP Carol Hughes was one of the participating local people dunked in the dunk tank. Youngsters enjoyed themselves tossing Cheezies on the heads of other youngsters who had shaving cream on their heads, one of the children’s games held as part of Harbour Days. Gore Bay Western Manitoulin Lions Club member Gaynor Orford, serves up delicious beef on a bun sandwich to a patron at Harbour Days. Jamie Osborne and his children Logan and Avery won first place for their best dressed boat, ‘Dasher’ at the cardboard boat regatta. Local resident Mike Boyd and his grandson Hudson Fisher were just two of the many people who enjoyed the Gore Bay Rotary Club fish fry on Saturday evening. A youngster and his father got an up close look at a camel at thepetting zoo. The Manitoulin Swing Band was one of the musical entertainers who performed as part of the ninth annual Gore Bay Harbour Dayscelebration. In photo left are band members Nicky Hinds, Doug Smith, Warren Schlote, Oliver Runnalls, Paul Best and BobWiseman. Young Kip Gibbons enjoyed the pony ride! Lighting it up! Many boats in the Gore Bay marina were entered into the Friday night boat light it up contest! Article written by Expositor Staffhttps://www.manitoulin.comPublished online by The Manitoulin Expositor web staff Previous articleWoman’s experience highlights need for more rural supports for those in mental health crisisNext articleIslanders receive OPP awards