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_ PageS10 Summer ‘85 The Cochrane Northland Post 4 m Sigia) ; hat‘ nee? 4 7Mz & at‘s a o0oSO 4 : e i * ns nank: s 25. : .004 +. Tre ies â€" 24 ~. AWexe e s s i e oK _ At Moose Factory? oi â€" t o t § & § ie . Ts : A it isfori i ie i n "a es . o C e Although 12 miles from the Also, atrainmuseum Natural _ world. An exciting historical * es k / <Ay* . 4 C 9m a . open waters of the famed James _ Resources car is located near _ museum recalls the life and n B piy 4 e i. * * Bay, Moosonee is Ontario‘s _ theONRstation. adventures of those three :/"'."9(3!2':.#:;" ® i'w"a 4 s Tere i: entryâ€"way to the arctic. (Six Along the river front are the _ centuries. . y PS s & & foot tides twice a day help to _ Rupert House canoes which will Its main building is flanked by wei h d e s [ & . { remind the visitor of this.) _ take you ‘across to Moose _ theancientblackshop,oneofthe _/ m iz C x: l Planes come and go from the _ Factory Island or out to the bay _ oldest buildings in the province, euontit R % t * 3 riverfront or the busy new _ itself if you have the time. This _ theHBCpowder magazine, each _ . 7 atime C g y Â¥" airstrip. island is where the history of the _ with appropriate displays, and Sn in C C 2 $a+% } You can visit the James Bay _ Englishâ€"speakingOntariobegan _ one of the island‘s first . @_ _ _‘ . M } . e C education centre; an _ more than 300 years ago. The _ graveyards. ;g& e ( F £ 54 experiment in Frontier _ Hudson‘s Bay Company trading Nearby are the Anglican ,‘ s i: schooling. Near the docks on the _ post established in 1673 is still _ mission, its picturesque church ;§ fi‘,&;xfi;‘,gu f y 7 Fr _ k# | riverfront, a new Ontario the heart of the island _ with holes bored in the floor to _/ fi:‘ s 4. M 4 & j #1. * ‘% Ministry of Natural Resources _ settlement. keep it from â€" "wandering" _ | * sllimeaiate ul . o ks Revillon museum tells about Today‘s Hudson Bay Stores _ during high water "breakup" in Contans s /‘:;’“‘ ol £. * < early Moosoneehistory. Thereis _ are part of _ the oldest _ spring and â€"The Canadian f ce y 28 + ‘* no charge. department store chain in the _ Government hospital serving P L* ts Py â€" the Indians and Eskimos of the 7 en <.* 4 e , great Bays. . e 9 g» * ~ If 18 ESSENTAL tat â€" 7M 2A m n ; z> 4 visitors _ wishing to _ stay ‘£ f’ff@iy‘ ze mag=â€"â€"" €£ Y & v# overnight at Moosonee, to take o e " . 00 > E f planes or extended boat trips, _ " WÂ¥ es > i * make reservations well in ; _ AV â€" _ _ _ v 4 advance. Accommodations are _ _ _ <_ * _ _â€" ~ C y limited. dn 4 / DID YOUKNOW? that James j F Bay is named for Captain ‘ Thomas James, who explored the west coast in 1631, wintering k.; j on Charlton Island. 7 A ~plaque honouring his memory stands on the Moosonee I * A VY iAAA riverfront. Hudson Bay was Let S go i k Â¥4 R / y> explored by Henry Hudson in e B > e < d 1610. A plague at Moose Factory _ While walking down the main street in Moose Factory, h «o+ W a A «o+ zeilzlés w*;llsnexl’lmtimtfaglcany one can find native children passing the time doing * M .: & _ cas hi. his son and seyca _ almost anything a child may think of. These children e s h e es f. . ‘g other, adrift in a boat, to NAd the opportunity of riding in a homemade ' sn M that i 6+ W disappear forever. wheelbarrow. M ol ,’.‘.v d : 5 >z * * .. > (i. ._1 o < {cocrrant pdbtie Psn in omm % % | ‘SUPPLY LTD.. ‘iw e p S 2a2 Z4 >â€"] W f er & is your Eapovariess) for â€" â€"Mirro Craft â€"Scott â€"Boats & Canoesâ€"Evinrude Outboard Motors â€"Boat Trailers â€"Fishing Tackle â€"Tents P «â€"Packsacks â€"Sleeping Bags â€"Life Jackets â€"Rubber '[ Dinghys â€"Barbecues â€"Fly Dope h <â€"â€"â€" e â€"Honda Motorcycles â€"Power Products & A.T.V. Stained glass } Also drop in and see our stock of Propane The St. Thomas church in Moose Factory was built in Filli 6 i n 1858 and was the only church to be pushed off its Bicycles and Lawn Mowers at f foundations in Canada. Inside one will be transmuted 2 Station into the past. At the altar one could look down the aisle 135 Third Ave. _ Phone 272â€"3254 And and see the long history of the church. The stained glass Cochrane, Ont Supplies window adds to the beautiful surroundings. E_ §Of‘f\(12éE CREAM AM AnOOOOERerns | [ Drop in and enjoy the BEST in TAKEâ€"OUT EOODH products