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MY RACORWith thousands o readers, there has to be at least two people who

are interested in tractor articles. So I need just one person besidesmysel and we are good to go!!Te workhorse o my small tractor eet, is my second oldest, but

at 32 years old, it is still going strong and is my go-to tractor orthe heavy work. Its the one that ventures o o the woods road toblaze new trails and to haul out wood. It is also the only tractorthat has the space to carry the many items needed or the hard

jobs.My chainsaw sits in a case out on one rear ender, while an axe

sits inside the cabin beside my seat. Outside on the loader, I havea bracket to hold my peavey or moving logs or trees around ineeded. Until I nd a logging winch or wench, I have a 20 plusoot hunk o chain hanging o brackets on the other side o theloader. Also hanging o the loader are lopping shears or trimming

branches (instead o using chainsaw), a two-ton manual winch orhauling me (hopeully) out o places I shouldnt have been, and ashovel (or sel burial i nothing else works)!!

Inside the cab, I have a hard hat with ace shield, that I shoulduse but never do, two or three pairs o gloves, a small maul-likehammer (protection rom coyotes and angry wie), numerousbolts and pins, tools and a airly short eight oot chain, along withgas and chain oil or my chainsaw.

Te tractor started out lie weighing a little over 4,000 lbs butnow weighs somewhere in the vicinity o 120,000 lbs and canbarely move (just kidding)!!It is amazing, when I think about it. With all o the problems in the

world both near and ar, why would I write about a tractor?? Welor one thing, tractors arent depressing!! One o the great things

about our publications is that with possibly a rare exception, allo the news is positive. And believe me, that can be very hard tond today. While there is nothing wrong with getting the realnews on lie, a continuous barrage o bad news is depressing andso people begin to eel hopeless about the uture and that there isnothing that can be done.

Fortunately, our publications are just loaded with people andorganizations being very busy trying to solve at least some o theworlds problems and believe me, that is a good thing. Changealmost never occurs out o depression, but rather hope andinspiration. 800



SUMMER DAY CAMPSTe Saint John Y is once again hosting Summer Day CampPrograms at the west side location, in the Church o the GoodShepherd. Tis year, we are pleased to oer a variety o Juniorand Senior Adventure Camps, along with numerous SpecialtyCamps, such as Mystery Camp, Rockstar Camp and All StarSports just to name a ew!Camp activities oer a wide range o opportunity or individual

growth, creating new riendships and exploring the communityin a whole new way. Our programming includes out-trips,

theme days and beach excursions. Our centre operates rom7.30am-5.30pm. We have government subsidies available.Call 646-2111now or registration inormation. 718

KOC #6770 EvENSUPDAECard game on Tursdays andSeniors Dance on Fridays isdone or the summer and willresume in the all.

Saturdays Bingo last cardwill be on Saturday, June 23rd restarting in September.

Activities are all held atAssumption Centre, ChapelStreet West. For moreinormation call 672-7691. 701

RCL CARLEON #02290 Ludlow St. West 635-9919Sundays: 1:00-4:00pm, 25 Bingo, 50/50, canteen available.Everyone welcome.

Mondays: Dabber Bingo, doors open at 5:30pm, Early Birdgames start at 6:30 and Regular games at 7:00pm. 50/50 andcanteen. Everyone welcome. 712

KICHEN PARIES IN KINgSONBring your instruments or lots o ddling, singing and un toKitchen Parties at the Frances Smith Memorial Hall, Long Reach(Rte 845 Kingston Peninsula). Light rereshments will be servedand admission is $5 at the door goes to church and hall repairs.Dates or the summer 2012 Kitchen Parties: 7:00pm, Fridays

June 29th, July 13th, 27th; Auust 10th 24th; September 7th.For more inormation contact Sylvia at 386-4601, 763-3393 or

Fraser at 763-2559. 818

Public NoticeTelecommunications SiteBell Mobility, Inc. in accordance with its obligations under the Radio-communications Act and Industry Canada procedure CPC-2- 0-03(2008) hereby notifies the residents in the vicinity of Milford Road,Saint John of its intention to develop a Telecommunications Siteconsisting of:

Site Reference: J 1312 MilfordANY PERSON may make a written submission to the individual listed belowby July 4, 2012 with respect to this matter.

Located on the property located at 248 Milford Road.

The site is in back of property approximately 330 feet from MilfordRoad.

a 50 metre self support an equipment shelter and perimeter fencing

Bell Mobility Inc. c/o Real Estate Services535 Beaverbrook Court, Suite 140,Fredericton, NBE3B 1X6Attention: Municipal Relations John ComfortFax: (506) 450-3713Email: [email protected]

SJ vOLUNEER CENRE NOON NUggETime Management: ug o War - Work/Lie balance, can theyboth be Winners You will learn ips, ricks and Best Practicesor sel-discovery on achieving Work Lie Balance withacilitator Steven Craword, who has worked the last 12 yearswith a contact center here in Saint John.

Tis Noon Nugget to be held on Wednesday, June 20th andwill be the last until September. Noon Nugget events are heldat the Saint John Volunteer Centre, 66 Waterloo Street, rainingRoom Suite 224. o pre-register call 658-1555 or email [email protected]. Registration: 11:30-11:50am, Workshop:12:00noon to 1:00pm. Fee: $15/members & $20/non-members.Failure to notiy o cancellation two days prior to Workshop will

result in the ee being invoiced.All Education Programs are sponsored by the United Way oGreater Saint John. 906



KOC MINI-BINgOTe Fr. Tomas Beck Lancaster Council 8094,Knights o Columbus are sponsoring non-smoking Dabber Mini-bingo at the Msgr. OsborneFamily Centre (basement o St. Rose School),Manawagonish Road, Saint John West on uesdays,at 6:30pm.

Admission - non-perishable ood item, 50 centsor three ace card. 703

LADIES vOLLEYBALLLadies Volleyball League plays at the Carlton CommunityCentre on Sundays rom 3:00-9:00pm (one hour play), or ages18 and up. For more inormation contact Jennier LeBlanc at

755-9081. 606

MILFORD COMMUNIY CENRE NEWSFriday, June 22nd 7:00pm, Movie Night eaturing Rio. Adonation o $3 to the Community Centre would be greatlyappreciated and there will be a canteen open with drinks andsnacks available. Ages Kindergarten to Grade 5.Seniors Card Night will resume at the Centre, starting Monday

June 25th at 7:00pm. Admission $4.Te Milord Memorial Community Centre is available to be

rented or your upcoming unctions, such as birthday, retiremenand anniversary parties, as well as weddings, undraisers andmore. For more inormation please call the Centre at 672-2400714

CAMP gAgEOWN PICNICTe annual Camp Gagetown Picnic will be held in NewJerusalem on Sunday, July 8th. Bring a lawn chair and a picniclunch. Everyone welcome. For more inormation call 832-4520900

ANNUAL SRAWBERRY SUPPERTe Friendly Quilters are sponsoring a Strawberry Supper atthe James H. Williams Community Hall Inc, Crystal Beachon Saturday, July 14th rom 4:30-6:30pm. Te cost or thesalad plate and strawberry shortcake supper is $10/adults, $5/children 5-12 years and pre-schoolers eat or ree. ake-out wilbe available. 820



INSRUMENS FOR PEACEInstruments or Peace is a group that meets every secondTursday o the month at the Church o the Good Shepherd668 Manawagonish Road, to explore and promote non-violentsolutions to international conicts.All welcome! 715

Av RIDERS

Te Grand Bay-Westeld AV Riders regularmonthly meetings are held the 2nd Tursdayo each month at the Grand Bay Centrum at7:00pm. For Club inormation please contact757-8787 or visit the website at grandbay-westeldatvriders.ca.New members always welcome. 724

Reminder: SJvS CLASS OF 1962 REUNIONTe Saint John Vocational School Class o 62 will be

celebrating its 50 Year Reunion on Saturday, July 21st. It isimperative that you get those registration orms lled out andreturned byJune 22nd. I you attended Voc during the years1961-1963 we would be delighted to have you join us. Pleasecontact om Sully at 693-3657 or [email protected]. Youmay also check the school web site: sjvshvhsalumni.hvbrviewcom and ollow the prompts (SJVS-Reunions-Class o 1962-2012) or more inormation.

Te school has an elevator i you nd stairs a bit dauntingTere may be other Reunions, but there will only be one 50th orthe Class o 62. 825

HHS 2002 CLASS REUNIONYes, it is that time already! en years have gone by and theHampton High School Grad Class Committee o 2002 wouldlike to invite all graduates rom that year to our 10 year reunionto be held on Saturday, June 23rd. Bring your amily to our BBQand games at the own Square in the aernoon (tentatively1:00-3:00pm) and then come to an evening o reminiscing atTandis, 33 Canterbury Street in Saint John, at 7:00pm. It wilbe a great night o sharing memories and catching up with ourold classmates rom HHS.

Please RSVP to [email protected] byJune 9th, so wecan get accurate numbers and check out our Facebook page orupdates at HHS Class o 2002. Cant wait to see everyone! 813

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COvERED BRIDgE EATe Sussex Vale District Womens Institute is sponsoring theannual Covered Bridge ea on Wednesday, July 4th at theSalmon River Covered Bridge (past Four Corners on Rte 890).Tere will be two sittings 1:30-2:30 and 3:00-4:00pm. Cost orthe tea is $7.For tickets or more inormation please call 433-5741. 830

NB HERIAgE FAIR SHOWCASE

Come and view the prize-winning student exhibits rom acrossthe province, at the Courthouse Museum in the historic village oGagetown. Special public events include a welcoming receptionon Front Street on Friday, June 22nd at 7:00pm and a visit byLieutenant Governor Graydon Nicholas on Sunday, June 24th a11:00am. Tere will be many other ree activities in the villageover the weekend.

For inormation call Queens County Heritage at 488-2483or email: [email protected] and ollow us onFaceBook. 812

CANADA DAY ON HE BELLEISLEMark your calendar to celebrate Canada Day on the Belleisleat Hateld Point a day early (or this year) on Saturday, June30th. Te day will begin with breakast (8:00-11:00am, $6/adults -$3/children 1 & under) & Yard Sale (8:00am-12:00noon) and theannual parade which starts rom BRHS at 10:30am. Other eventsor the day include: childrens games, art, quilt & ancyworkdisplays, carpentry competition, cake auction and musicalentertainment. In honour o the Queens Jubilee Year a Royal eawith a Queen will also take place and you wont want to miss the2nd annual Lawn Mower Races.

A day o celebration always includes a cake cutting ceremonyand hotdogs/hamburgers will be available or those who need asnack or a cup o hot coee and a donut in support o MAD@poverty. Te evening will begin with the popular cemetery storiesand the nale o the day will be the reworks rom the whar.

Additional participants are always welcome or the parade andanyone who would have quilts and/or handiwork they would liketo display can contact 485-2514.

I individuals or businesses would like to donate items or theSilent Auction it would be greatly appreciated. All proceeds romthe auction go to deraying the costs o the days events.

A ew events are yet to be nalized, so watch or urther

inormation. 834

DANCES IN LORNEvILLELorneville Community Centre Country Dance/Open Micevery Tursday at 7:30pm. Join the house band, Te River RoadRamblers, on stage or just dance the night away. Tis is an alcohoree event.Admission is $3 at the door. 716



MEMORIAL MOORCYCLE RUNTe 9th Annual Dr. David Stephen MemorialMotorcycle Run, hosted by Quispamsis FreedomRiders, will be held on Saturday, June 23rd (raindate if necessary Sunday, June 24th). Registration($25/hand) will be held at the Ken Val Co-op. 827

KvHS CLASS OF 82 REUNIONTe Kennebecasis Valley High School Classo 82 will be holding their 30th Reunion onSaturday, July 7th 7:00pm at the Bill McGuireCentre in Rothesay. ickets are available at:Kredls Market, Hampton; Freaky Lunchbox,Saint John; Cochrans Country Market, Rothesayor send cheque c/o MaryJane Banks, PO Box4415 Rothesay, NB E2E 5X8 (make cheques payable to KVHSClass o 1982).For more ino join Facebook Kennebecasis Valley High School

Class o 82 or email [email protected]. 814

DENIS MORRIS COMMUNIY CENREDabber Bingo - every Wednesday evening. Quarter games at5:30; early bird at 7:00; regular games at 7:30pm. Doors open at4:00pm. DMCC Seniors Club meets every Monday at 1:30pm, VMatheson, President.Rentals available or all locations, 672-1046. 705

ADvENURE RACE - MARSH CREEKTe second annual Marsh Creek Eco-Challenge will be hostedby ACAP Saint John and Irving Oil Ltd. on the morning oSaturday, June 23rd. Te event will see up to 180 competitorsrun, hike, canoe and bike through an array o landscapes andscenery ranging rom lush orests to highly commercializedstreetscapes to clear blue lakes.Tis team-based adventure race provides a unique opportunity

or riends, sporting groups or corporations to challengethemselves and others in a truly one-o-a-kind setting. For moreinormation on this event, visit: acapsj.com or contact imVickers at 652-2227. 610

100H ANNIvERSARY PENOBSqUIS SCHOOLAttention Former student s and teachers - a reunion o thePenobsquis School will be held on Saturday, July 21st at thePenobsquis Community Centre (ormer schoolhouse). ohelp nalize our plans, please inorm us i you plan to attendRegistration ee is $15/student or $25/amily. Tere will bea light lunch at noon, salad and strawberry shortcake will beserved at 4:30pm. Bring a lawn chair.Please contact Pat (Sear) Ferris, 7 Chessvale Close, Sussex E4E

5X6; phone 433-5036; email [email protected]; 506-877-1881, email [email protected].

In conjunction with the above, the Kings County Historical &Archival Society will hold their Heritage Day at the PenobsquisFire Hall on Sunday, July 22nd rom 2:00-4:00pm. Genealogistswill be on hand to help research your Penobsquis and UpperSussex roots; ollowed by a ghost walk in the Cardwell andPioneer cemeteries. 824



BLOSSOMS ABOUND,YE MORE COULD BE FOUND.

We have enjoyed perect weather orgardening this spring with abundant rainthat has made transplanting an absolutebreeze, the plants changed locationswithout missing a beat, it was so perectthat I moved things that were actuallyblooming and they continued to thrive.

Along with all the masses o blooms, (asis the case with most o lies privileges),comes a measure o responsibility, i one ishoping to take advantage o these blessings

a little care can extend the blooming period. Most perennialshave a limited time or blooming but a ew tricks can keep them

going or their whole bloom expectancy.Iris, particularly the German Bearded type, will be ar moreproductive i the spent blossoms are careully removed allowingor the second bud that is joined to it to mature; i the spentbloom is le on the stem, particularly in the wet weather, it canrot the bud; by resting the index nger below the blossom andsliding the thumb between it and the bud, the old bloom canbe snapped o, taking the seed pod with it and the bud willblossom. Dead heading is really the most important job that wecan do rom now until summers end, peonies will have brokenorth in all their splendor and once the rst blossoms begin toshed their petals its time to cut them o just above the smallerbuds that have ormed and you will have a whole new owerproduction. Admittedly these will be slightly smaller than the

rst burst o colour, but it prolongs their blooming time byanother couple o weeks. Once all the buds have bloomed it iswise to trim the plants back, the oliage is quite attractive andas the season progresses will turn beautiul shades o crimson.

Annuals are quite another matter and this is where thedeadheading really pays dividends. Mother Natures wholepurpose or these stalwarts o the owerbeds is that theyproduce seed, which will insure the continuation o the species.By cutting o the spent blooms beore they can produce seed,the plant is orced into producing owers until the mission isaccomplished. Tis is great good news or us and in most casesthe yield just gets bigger and better with continuous bloominguntil the all rost have their unwelcome way with them.

Teres a great selection o hardy roses on the market and itis well to read the labels, some just bloom once, over a periodo a week or two whilst others are repeat bloomers and willbloom airly consistently until the rst heavy rost, towardthe end o their production its nice to allow the rose hips toorm, you might nd some seedlings emerging and they willcertainly provide welcome ood or the bids during the winter.Dead heading the re-bloomers is important or the very reasonsmentioned above regarding annuals.So, as you wander orth with your morning coee, appreciating

all the beauty that surrounds you, keep an eye out or those gemsthat need this type o attention and oer a song o praise or theblessings o each bloom. 805

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SUPERHERO SHINDIgOn Sunday, June 24th Harbour Con-Fusion, Inc. will be hostinga Superhero Shindig at Rockwood Park, First Arch, rom11:00am-2:00pm. Te committee members will be present inull costume, comprised o various types o colorul charactersand will be selling barbecued goodies and rereshments withproceeds being donated to the Animal Rescue League. Teevent is open to the public, and all attendees are welcome tocome dressed in their avorite costume and bring along a picnicdish o their choice to share (though neither is a requirementto attend). Tere will also be on-site ace painting available orchildren, as well as many un games and activities or everyoneto take part in.

Harbour Con-Fusion, Inc. is a local non-prot organizationcurrently planning to hold a amily-riendly multi-genrecomicon convention o all things nerdy at the Holiday InnExpress, Saint John on July 28th & 29th. Tis event will be therst o its kind in the city, with proceeds being donated to theAnimal Rescue League. 601

Reminder: CANADA DAYCome out and help us celebrate Canada Day!Please come join in on the un, Sunday, July

1st

at the Public Landing Whar. Tere will besomething or everyone - starting with a yard salerom 8:00am-2:00pm, ollowed by bingo rom3:00-5:00pm. We will have ace & nail paintingor the kids, along with a reasure Hunt. Terewill also be having a BBQ starting at 11:00am and the grandnale - reworks over the river at 10:00pm.

ables or the yard sale are $10. I interested in renting a table,call Bonnie at 757-8793. 722

SRAWBERRY FESIvAL BLOOMFIELDA Strawberry Festival will be held at the BloomeldHall on Tursday, July 5th rom 4:30-6:30pm. Temenu will include: potato salad, ham, coleslaw,

tomatoes, cucumber, eggs, pickles, rolls, brownbread, strawberries & cream and squares.

Cost or the meal is $10/adults, $4/children 6-12and children under 6 eat or ree. 826



gOLF OURNEY UPDAETe 24th Annual Ys Mens Gol ournament was recently held atthe Westeld Gol and Country Club. $6,500 was raised and wilbe used to give children the opportunity to attend the Ys CampGlenburn this summer. Camp Glenburn is the only Y residentiacamp in the province and the Ys Men have been raising unds tohelp children attend the camp or 24 years. 719

(l-r): Keith Doiron & Lee French, Gol ournamentOrganizers; Dean Mullin, Y Board Chair; Shilo Boucher,President and CEO; and Chuck Craword, Ys Mens ClubPresident.

LANCASER LEgION # 69Wilson Street, Saint John, Phone 635-8095, www.rcl69.ca.Sundays 1:00pm, Crib (last Sunday o month, $40/team) in theUpper Hall.Tuesdays 7:30pm, doubles Crib ($20/team) in the Upper HallSaturday, June 23rd, 30th; July 7th 1:00pm, Dance with Donny& Delbert in the Lower Bar.Sunday, June 17th & July 1st 8:00pm, dance with Albert & Samin the Upper Hall.Sunday, June 24th & July 8th 8:00pm, dance with Johnny &Sonny in the Upper Hall.Sunday, June 24th 8:00pm, dance with Johnny & Sonny in theUpper Hall.uesday, June 26th; July 3rd & 10th 7:30pm, Doubles Crib in the

Upper Hall, $20/team.Friday, June 29th 9:00pm, Karaoke with Norm Boucher in theLower Bar. 710

Reminder: KIDSINg SUMMER CAMPKidSing Entertainment Inc will be holding summer camp. Tenal two weeks will be in Millidgeville at St. John the BaptistChurch.Camps start on July 9thand run untilAuust 17th. Please contac

KidSing or urther inormation at: 847-3363, visist the Websiteat kindsing.ca; ollow on witter -@Kidsingschool or like us onFacebook at KidSing Etertainment Inc. 720

HESIA HOUSE AgMTe Annual General Meeting or Hestia House will be heldon uesday, June 19th 6:00pm at the Saint John Arts CentreMembers o the public are welcome to attend. 607

HOSPICE LUNCHEONTe Hospice Sunower Luncheon will be held on WednesdayJune 27th at the Saint John rade & Convention Centre rom11:45am-1:15pm. Te guest speaker or the luncheon will beDavid Ganong, Executive Chairman, Ganong Brothers. ickets($55/person) to reserve your seat are available by calling Hospiceat 632-5593. 925



RELAY FOR LIFE HANK YOUTe organizing committee o the Grand Bay-Westeld Relay ForLie would like to thank all those who supported the 2012 eventon June 8th. 13 teams made it a night to remember, helping toraise more than $58,000 or the Canadian Cancer Society.

57 cancer survivors walked proudly around the track duringthe Survivors Victory Lap, reminding us all o the reason weRelay to raise unds or cancer research so that we can continueto make progress against this disease. In addition, hundreds oluminaries lit up the track at dusk as participants honouredthose who have battled cancer as well as those who have lostheir lives to this disease.

Tank you once again or joining us at the 2012 Relay For Lieto celebrate survivors, remember loved ones touched by cancerand ght back against this disease. We look orward to yoursupport in 2013. 723

LOCAL gIRL RAISES MONEY INgREA BRIIAN

Kyla Lingley rom Grand Bay-Westeld, now living in LondonEngland, has been touring Britain and raising money orBreakthrough or Breast Cancer. Currently Kyla has been able to

raise 13,500 ($21,533 approx Canadian dollars).Kayla plans to continue singing across Britain until Christmasas she tries to raise as much money or breast cancer research aspossible. For more inormation on Kayla: kylalingley.com. 721

SINgLES & FRIENDS DANCESingles & Friends will be hosting a dance on Saturday, June 30th

at Branch #2 Legion, Ludlow St W, Saint John. Doors open at8:30 and music starts at 9:00pm. Open to anyone over the age o19. Admission is $5/members and $7/non-members.

Phone 696-1914 or e-mail [email protected] or moreino. 831



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Reminder: MILLIDgEvILLE NORH REUNIONMillidgeville North High School Graduation Classes o 1971-1974 inclusive are invited to attend a Social. Exclusive tograduates on Saturday, June 23rd rom 7:00pm until close atLegends (3 Mile) East Saint John. No cover charge, casualTis is a one-night event. Please come and reconnect with yourclassmates.Check out our Face book Group - MNHS 71-74 Social.Planning has started or a BIG 71-74 reunion or 2013 to

accommodate those grads who live away and require extensivetravel plans. 802

vILLA MADONNA - SALMON DINNERVilla Madonna Retreat House will beholding a Salmon Dinner on CanadaDay - (please note date correction)Sunday, July 1st with three sittings,4:00, 4:45 and 5:30pm, with entertainment by Debbie HarrityAdult tickets are $20, childrens tickets 10 & under $5 (chickenngers).For more inormation or or tickets, please call the Villa at 849-

5125. 816

ANNUAL SRAWBERRY SUPPER IN HAMPONAnnual Strawberry Festival will be held on uesday, July10th rom 4:00-6:30pm at the Hampton United Church. Temenu will include: potato salad, coleslaw, marinated carrotssalad, ham, brown bread, homemade rolls and a scrumptiousstrawberry shortcake made with homemade biscuits.

Price is $10/adults; $4/children 612 years o age; children 5and under eat or ree. 809

HAvELOCK HIgH SCHOOL REUNIONI you ever attended Havelock High School (Grade 9 to grade12) even i only or a short time; or i you ever taught thererom the time theschool began untilthese grades weretranserred toPetitcodiac, then youare invited. Comeon Friday, June29th. Registrationis at 3:00pm at theschool. $10 ee perperson will coverrereshments etc.

Tis reunion isin conjunctionwith HavelockH o m e c o m i n gCelebrations onSaturday, June30th to celebrate200th anniversary othe rst settlers toButternut Ridge. 837



WALKS N ALKSTis series o community explorations began in 1978 undersponsorship o the Saint John Recreation Department and led byDavid Goss since 1996. Tis year, all the walks, with one exceptionare sponsored and are ree. Walkers should be comortable doinga 1.5 hour, 2-3 km stroll and come prepared or cold or wetconditions as it is not always possible to have a rain date, or topredict the weather accurately. All walkers participate at their ownrisk. Te walk will be held the next night i it is raining at 6:00pmon the scheduled date. Call 672-8601 or recorded message i indoubt or or program questions, or use [email protected] ree Walks n alks:

uesday, June 19th - 7:00p.m, meet at illey Square, MarketPlace. Since the 30s a story o a codsh carrying ghost o SaintJohn West has been shared by residents o the area, and writtenup by collectors o ghost stories across Canada.uesday, June 26th - 7:00pm, Wolastaq Park Statue Adventures -meet at rst picnic shelter, Wolastaq Park, Lancaster Avenue. Testories o the Deveau statues will be shared using a puzzle ormatalso, we will be delving into the mystery o the Reversing FallsUgWug in song, story and crawork. Be sure to bring a mug orhot chocolate.

Sunday, July 1st - 1.00pm, Walk to Honour the two Fathers o

Conederation buried in Fernhill Cemetery. Held since 1967, thiswalk includes a short ag planting ceremony with commentaryollowed by an exploratory cemetery walk with a visit to twoprolic poets buried there. Follow the Canada ags romWestmorland Road.

Sunday, July 1st - 3:30pm, Woodsy ricks and ales; meet at theront entrance to the qplex (Quispamsis). Participants will enjoy awalk through a nearby trail, where David Goss will share the besstories and stunts gathered during his 50+ years o hiking withkids. For more inormation visit www.quispamsis.ca

Sunday, July 1st - 8:00pm, Ghostly Gallivant - Pirates andPrivateers - come about 7:50 to the lighthouse between MarketSquare and the Hilton Hotel to pick up directions to nd 8 ghostsin the downtown, then visit them as they share their ghostly

encounters theyve had in town and out to sea. uesday, July 3rd - 7:00pm, Bi-Ways and Highways as seen byFrank Hatheway - Rockwood Park Interpretation Centre - in awalk around Lily Lake we will share some o Hatheways 1920thoughts on the Maritimes natural environment and olklore. Weend with a tour o the Frank and Ella Hatheway Labour. 602

H.O.P.E. CENRE BINgOSt. Josephs Parish holds Bingo every Tursday 6:45pm at theHOPE Centre (4347 Loch Lomond Road). Jackpot $1000 in 49numbers or less. 939



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RENOVAED, LARGE, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, Grand BayWesteld, $500 & $600/month, heat and lights not included. Formore inormation please call 650-3692.

FOR SALE

LONG GUNS o various makes and calibers 1-506-693-8253

PRAYERS

PRAYER O HE BLESSED VIRGIN (never known to ail). OMost Beautiul Flower o Mount Carmel. Fruitul Vine, Splendouro Heaven, Blessed Mother o the Son o God, Immaculate Virginassist me in my Necessity. O Star o the Sea, help me and show

me you are my mother. O Holy Mary Mother o God, Queen oHeaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you rom the bottom o myheart to secure my necessity (make request). Tere are none whocan withstand your power. O Mary conceived without sin, pray orus who have recourse to thee (3 times), O Mary, I place this causein your hands (3 times). Say this prayer or 3 consecutive daysthen publish it & it will be granted. A.S.

SERvICES OFFERED

HAUL AWAY o junk cars, trucks, tractors and arm equipmentSmall ee or appliances and small scrap. Drop o site 54 BacklandRoad, Kingston. 763-2933 or 333-9067.

FREE HEA, central boiler classic, outdoor wood urnace. Caltoday 506-435-1661.

GEING MARRIED (BOOK EARLY). Civil weddingsperormed when and where you choose. elephone 847-2079.

SCRAP MEAL DROP Of Site. All car parts, car batteries, lawnmowers, washers & dryers, pots & pans, scrap metal etc. Free junkcar and truck remoal. Open 7 days/week, 187 French VillageRoad. Phone 847-3569. God Bless you and thank you or yoursupport.

SEWING JOBS DONE or ladies, gentlemen and children. Hemsdone on pants, dresses etc., other alterations. Non-smoker. Cal672-2599.

GROUND BREAKING LD. Mini excavator, backhoe and dumptruck. Experienced crew with ull liability insurance. Drain tileseptic system, demolition, landscaping, shoreline work and moreChris 639-8766 or Matt 651-5172.

DAVES LIGH RUCKING & Cleaning Service, junk, garbageconstruction & roong materials, demolition, brush, decks, smalmoving jobs. 7 days a week. Also picking up unwanted vehicles832-3982 or 653-0026.

vEHICLES

WAYNES AUO WORLD - In house nancing. Buy, sell, leaserent. Owner Wayne Ganong, bus. 738-6777, cell: 647-8777. wwwwaynesautoworldltd.com, 53 Epworth Park Road, Grand Bay- Westeld.

I DO APPRAISALS. 2006 Uplander $3500, 2003 Focus std $11502002 Saturn auto $1475. Call Ivan 650-8034.

YARD/gARAgE SALES

716 CHAPEL SREE West - June 23 8-2. Rain or shine.

CLOSE ENCOUNERS OF HE BUZZINg KIND!

One o the things I miss rom my old house is the lilac hedge thatran the width o the ront lawn. Te hedge was there or likely tenyears beore it nally had a single bloom, but once it got startedit was thereaer spectacular. I do have our lilacs planted at thenew house, one white, two purple and one French, but nonehave gotten big enough to bloom. We also have an immaturehedge along the parking lot at the ofce, which has now gottenestablished enough to have a ew blooms on it. One o the lovelywarm sunny days at the beginning o June I sauntered over tosmell the roses . . . err lilacs. Ahhhh . . . heavenly. I did not gettoo close as I was wearing dress sandals and a long sweepingskirt, but with lilacs you do not need your nose buried in theblooms to enjoy the scent!

It was the end o the work day, so I was heading or my car to gohome, but took time to chat or a ew minutes with a co-workerin the parking lot. Hopped into the car and tossed my bags onthe passenger seat, and suddenly elt an OUCH! And anotherOUCH. Something was stabbing me in the upper thigh! And itwas buzzing! Tis is not good!Out o the car! O comes the blazer, shake out the shirt in case

it is traveling upwards, still buzzing. Shake the lovely long oralskirt . . . louder buzzing. He (o course its a he) is under theskirt somewhere! Shaking it wasnt getting me anyway. Pleaserecall I am standing in the parking lot o our ofce property inHampton. Dropping my drawers . . . err skirt . . . is likely tonet me an arrest or indecent exposure. I boot it to the ofceto encounter a co-worker o the male persuasion just packing

up to go. He was unceremoniously pushed out the door witha Get out! I need to strip! and the door locked behind him.O with the skirt, o with the slip . . . the buzzing is now onthe oor, obviously in the olds o the skirt. Since I was down tomy skivvies by then, it is ortunate there was another co-workerpresent (emale) who careully bundled the skirt and hornetoutdoors and shook him loose. Whew . . .When you go in search of honey you must expect to be stung by

bees.~ Joseph Joubert. 801



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