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"SCARS"

If you are concerned about the environment

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accomplishment. Since we couldn't afford to build with landscapinincluded, a year ago the new house looked forlorn sitting among

the dirt and debris of construction destruction. But, within a singl

year, the place is already perking up with day lilies and roses, lilac

and blueberries, raspberries and shrubs, all starting to quickly eras

some of the worst of the environmental destruction.

I am currently in the process of building the world's largest bridg

located in the back woods of Nauwigewauk and again I am

confronted with environmental use versus environment

destruction. In order to harvest one forty foot tree, it is no

uncommon for three or four smaller trees to be damaged as the larg

one crashes to the ground. Now, none of the trees are simply left t

rot as I will use virtually all of it for firewood or some other purposbut you still end up replacing a tall standing tree with a pile of brus

that doesn't look nearly as attractive.

So what is the solution?? Using Mother Nature is not an option

Without land for agriculture, we would starve and without wood fo

paper and building material, we would be bookless and homeles

While the use of Mother Nature can be ugly on the short term, if w

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capacity to heal herself!!!

On the other hand there are numerous activities that we ca

undertake that even good old Mother Nature can never repair. A lon

section of brook runs through our property and over the years it ha

accumulated a large amount of sediment that has definitely affectethe long term quality of the brook and not in a good way.

In between starting and finishing this Raving, I was sitting abou

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CANADA DAY STRAWBERRY FESTIVALThere will be a Strawberry Festival at the Belleisle Community

stCentre (1648 Route 124, Springfield) on Thursday, July 1 from3:00-6:00pm. The menu includes a choice of two size plates: Largeplate ($10) - 2 scoops potato salad, beans, 2 slices ham,tomato/cucumber, pickles, roll, strawberry shortcake, tea/coffee;Small plate ($5) - 1 scoop potato salad, beans, 1 slice ham,tomato/cucumber, pickles, roll, strawberry shortcake, tea/coffee(drinks for children). Take out orders will be available.

All proceeds from this event will go to the Belleisle BearsCommunity Sports Field Project. For more information pleasecontact: Janice at 485-2497, Mary at 839-2474 or Cindy at 832-2837. 837

HAVELOCK LEGION BRANCH #864684 Rte 880, Havelock NB 534-8285

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ndAugust. They will resume on the 2 Monday inSeptember at 8:00pm.Thursdays - Bingo at 7:00pm. Everyone welcome.

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Saturday, July 17 - There will be a community BBQ at 12:00 noonand yard sale from 8:00am to 4:00pm. Everyone welcome. Tablerentals are $5.00/table. For more information or table rentalscontact: Raymond Hetherington at 534-1107 or Reid Cruickshankat 534-8887.

thTuesday, September 7 - Crib meeting.

thWednesday, September 8 - Darts meeting. Anyone interested inplaying either Crib or Darts are asked to please attend the meetings.305

QUEENS COUNTY HERITAGE EVENTS

Book Fair: The Queens County Heritage is having it's second bookth

fair of the season on Saturday, July 10 from 8:00am-8:00pm at theformer Dykeman Store in Lower Jemseg. Lots of lovely donationsto browse and buy at modest prices.

th Ghost Walk on A Summer's Evening! On Saturday, July 17 Queens County Heritage is hosting a ghost walk at First CambridgeBaptist Church on Rte 715 in Cambridge-Narrows. Come fordessert at 7:00pm before we meet some interesting ancestors fromMacDonald's Corner. Tickets are $15 each and can be purchased inadvance by calling 488-2966 or 488-2483 in Gagetown, or 488-3030 in Cambridge-Narrows. Tickets are also for sale at our booktable at the Jemseg Farmer's Market on Saturday mornings at theJemseg Lions Club. 517

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN SUSSEXThere will be a Strawberry Festival at St. Francis Xavier Parish Hall

th(106 Church Avenue, Sussex) on Sunday, July 11 from 3:00-6:30pm. Take-out is available from 3:00-6:00pm in the lower hall.324

CARD PARTY AT PENOBSQUISRegular Monday night Card Parties are held at the Penobsquis WI

Hall (132 Loop Road) at 7:30pm. All are welcome. 310

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Declaring rights and things

As you may be aware, when an individual dies, a final personal income tax return isrequired to be filed by the executor on behalf of the deceased. This final income tax returnis also known as a terminal tax return. The terminal tax return generally includes taxableincome earned by the deceased from January 1 of the year of death up to their date of death.

Note that personal tax credits such as the basic tax exemption, spousal exemption and agecredit are not prorated on the terminal tax return for the number of days an individual wasliving in their year of death.

In addition to reporting income received on the terminal tax return, an executor has theoption of including certain types of taxable income of the deceased on a separate tax returncalled a rights and things return. Generally income that was owing but unpaid as of thedate of death is considered as a rights and things. Common types of income that may beconsidered as rights and things are:

Old Age Security benefits that were due and payable before the date of death; uncashedmatured bond coupons; bond interest earned to a payment date before death, but not paidand not reported in previous years; unpaid dividends declared before the date of death;supplies on hand, inventory, and accounts receivable if the deceased was a farmer orfisherman and used the cash method; livestock that is not part of the basic herd andharvested farm crops, if the deceased was using the cash method; and work in progress, ifthe deceased was a sole proprietor and a professional who had elected to exclude work inprogress when calculating his or her total income.

The two main benefits of declaring income considered as rights and things on a separatetax return are the following:

Double use of personal tax credits the terminal tax return and the rights and thingsreturn both allow use of some of the personal tax credits such as the basic tax exemption,spousal exemption and age credit. For example, if in their final year the deceased hadregular taxable income and income considered as right and things, the estate can doubledip and earn income up to the basic Tax Exemption Limit, tax-free on both tax returns.

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over the past few years. The club traditionally was focused mainlyon target competitions but with the large increase of new membershipthere is more interest in 3D archery as well as target archery. Our first3D tournament will be held on Sunday, June 27 at our outdoor field

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is "My Canada is". The activities are organized bythe Recreation Council and financially assisted by a Canada DaCommittee Grant.The activities are scheduled as follows:1:00pm - Canada Day Parade will start off from Intercolonial Avenuand flow along Bridge Street and proceed to Jones Memorial ParkEveryone is invited to participate in the parade. You may walk, ride bike, car or float of your choice. Line up time 12:30pm. Prizes will bawarded in various categories.1:45pm - We will have Iris Collett welcoming everyone at the parwith her music.2:00pm - Official Opening with flag raising by Karl, ShannonKennedy and Kassidy Tribe, followed by singing of O'CanadIntroduction of honoured guests, inspiration of the day by Rev. Wall

Collett, and awarding of parade and school contest winners. There wibe fun as always in finding the youngest and oldest citizens iattendance as well as the family travelling the farthest.3:00pm - There will be a "Teddy Bear Picnic" again this year. Brinalong your favourite teddy bear and enjoy a story time and a littlpicnic will be served; "Happy Go Lucky Fiddlers will be performintoe tapping fiddle music that is so well known to all; The children's fuactivities kick off at this time - bouncy house, trampoline, fish pondface painting, candy count, bubble gum blowing, etc. The local milproducers plan another visit with us and of course their great smoothiewith be enjoyed by all.

Throughout the day we will have delicious strawberry shortcake fosale as well as a small canteen.Our "silent auction" has a good number of items ready for the bidding

4:00pm - BBQ Hot dogs and lots of Canada's Birthday cake foeveryone.7:00pm - Musical entertainment for the evening is "Jenny & the Macsfeaturing Jennifer & Mike McNamara, John Somerville, Randy VaiPatrick & Beth O'Donnell and Chris Bell as well as other guests7:00pm - Hey Kids!!!! "My Canada Is" Scavenger Hunt just for you, awell as other games.10:00pm - The evening will close with a "great display of fireworks"!

thThis is the 25 year in Apohaqui for the great celebration of ou

nations birthday and we always seem to have such a good timeRemember, don't stay home in the event of rain, we have the twlevels of our recreation centre to accommodate everyone.Fly your flag and decorate for Canada Day. Hope to see you there. Fo

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VALLEY CRUISERS CAR CLUB THANKYOUThe Valley Cruisers Car Club, a non-profitorganization, formed in 1981 as a social groupfor like-minded individuals who enjoyrestoring, driving and showing their collectorvehicles. The club holds annual car shows with

profits from the shows donated to recognized children's charities.Over the last twenty-nine years the club raised and donated nearly$100,000.

The recent show, held at the Rothesay Arena, generated just over$5,000, all of which is distributed to such groups as "The Empty

Stocking Fund, The Joshua Group, The Atlantic Burn Camp forChildren, Juvenile Diabetes, Child Find NB, Girl Guides, and theIWK Hospital".

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competitors and said, "I hope to be back in July with some of mstudents to compete in the next show."

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thon Saturday, July 10 at the Waterford Community Hall. Lodgmeeting will be open to all starting at 1:30pm. The parade will linup at 2:30 - bring a banner or two - it will be a short walk.

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CM CULLY FAMILY REUNIONThere will be a McCully Family Reunion held on Sunday, July 25at the former Scottys Driving Range (10 Maple Street, PetitcodiacWe are looking for descendants of Shepard (S.K.) and Victori(Burgess) McCully.

There will be a potluck meal at 1:30pm - everyone bring theifavourite dish. There will also be a mini-auction. Any photos woulbe appreciated.

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SUSSEX LIONS BINGOThe Sussex Lions' Club (Lions Den, 58 WillowCourt) holds bingo every Tuesday night, doorsopen @ 5:30, games begin to 7:00pm. Jackpotprize $1,000 and canteen available. For moreinfo 433-5453. Proceeds from weekly bingogames help support community based projects.308


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BEE SWARM IN SUSSEXVery suddenly a swarm of bees descended upon the grounds of theSussex Train Station on Broad Street recently around noon hour.

Becca Wynn, noticedthem as she came toopen the near by popularice cream parlour. Acloud of what appearedat first to be waspscovered the whole backlawn on the CN side ofSully's. Because therewere work crews fromCN on the tracks and acrew from the Town ofS u s s e x , R i c h a r dSullivan just figured thatsomeone had stirred up anest. Not so says localJ o e M o n a h a n . H el e a r n e d f r o m B o b

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HHS REUNION DANCE & SOCIALth

The Hampton High School class of 75 will be having their 35th

Reunion on Saturday, August 7 . In the evening we would like toinvite the classes and teachers from 1970-75 and also theHamptonians who were part of the 76 class of KV. We are hopingthe interest is out there for all to join us to catch up and have somefun. Spouses/significant others ... are invited also. If you were not inany of the classes from those years but did attend the originalGreenand White, we would love to hear and extend the invitation to you

also.We have already rented the Nauwigewauk Hall, and hope to hire a

DJ, but we need confirmed numbers to be able to make it viable.More info to follow once people confirm they are coming.Please email, phone, whatever you need to do to get in touch withany and all who went to HHS, graduates or not, from the years 1970to 1975, and let them know about this, then email or call us ASAP,confirming plans to attend.

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We are currently disposing of surplus equipment that maystill be useful to others in the not-for-profit sector.

We have approximately 12 computers ranging from fairlycapable work stations down to some best used for internetand basic word processing. Two or 3 machines are bestused as a teaching tool about the inner workings of a

computer - pretty obsolete otherwise. Virtually all machinesare licensed for Windows 2000 but the majority wouldhandle Windows XP with no problem.

In addition we have eight 17" CRT monitors, which are thebig heavy ones. We also have two fairly large laserprinters, one I believe works fine but the other needs a newfuser if memory serves me correctly. Also two faxmachines which send and receive fine but may or may nothave printing issues.

If your not-for-profit group has a need for this equipmentwe are happy to donate it. Email me at

or call me at 832-5613 (I am normally in Monday andWednesday mornings and Friday all day).

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242 Main Street, Hampton,NB, E5N 6B8

Tel: 832-5613 Fax: 832-3353

SURPLUS EQUIPMENTMOVIE NIGHT IN MILLSTREAM

ndFree Movie Night - on Friday, July 2 , great time for children anparents. Snacks at cost or less. Check out the movie title ahislight.ca/millstreamwesleyan.html or telephone 433-1761. Thevent is hosted by the Head of Millstream Wesleyan Church. 325

PETITCODIAC SENIORSPetitcodiac Seniors 50+ members of NBSF (New Brunswic

stSeniors Federation) meet on the 1 Monday of each month a

2:00pm (exceptAugust) in the Kiwanis Building. Come Join ueven if you dont feel like a senior. 303

SALISBURY GOLDEN AGE CLUBst rd

The Salisbury Golden Age Club meets on the 1 & 3 Thursday oeach month with a pot luck lunch at 12:00noon. A meeting angames are held after the lunch. For more information please caHarry Hopper at 372-1093. 315

UPHAM BREAKFAST BUFFETBreakfast will be held the second Saturday of each month 8:0010:00am at the WI/Seniors (Hall, 2117 Rte 820) in Upham. Comand enjoy a really filling breakfast with your friends and neighbourfor only $6.00/person, $20/family - or have just toast and coffee fo$2.00. Presented by the Anglican Parish Churches of Upham.For more information contact 832-7253. 507

Reminder: MALLERY/MALORY REUNIONThe Mallery/Mallory bi-annual reunion will be held on Saturda

thAugust 7 at the Apohaqui Recreation Centre (16 Jones Memori

Park Rd). Registration will be begin at 1:00pm and there will be pot luck meal.For more information please contact - [email protected]. 80

HAVELOCK LIONS THANK YOUThe Havelock Lions Club would like to thankeveryone who contributed towards their AnnualAuction, which resulted in it being another hugesuccess. 323

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KEEP KIDS SAFE - ON THELOOK OUT

Sarah Blades, BScHP Health Promotion Specialist -Child Safety Link

It's amazing the things you find in your basement or storage when youdecide to clean things out. Would you re-discover the car seat you usedwhen your 11 year old was an infant? Could you find a baby walkerwith wheels that has been passed along in your family for almost 20years?

When going through your old household items, Child Safety Link

would like to remind you that some things found in the home can bevery dangerous to children. The Consumer Product Safety division ofHealth Canada is responsible for the careful regulation and use of itemsthat are available to Canadians. For example, we can thank ConsumerProduct Safety and Health Canada for the national ban on baby walkerswith wheels. Since April of 2004, it has been illegal to import, buy orsell a baby walker with wheels. Did you know that when walkers withwheels were available in Canada, more than 500 babies using walkerswere injured every year? That's more than three babies every day.

Other infant products such as baby bath seats or bathtub rings andaccordion style baby gates are very dangerous to young children. Babybath seats and rings sometimes give parents a false sense of security.They feel that their baby would be supported upright in the tub if theyran to answer the phone or grab a towel from an upstairs closet. If thebaby slips under or tries to climb out of the ring, they could becometrapped under water. A child can drown in as little as two inches ofwater, and in a very short amount of time. Accordion style baby gatesare dangerous because their openings are large enough for a child'shead to be trapped, and can cause strangulation.

If you find expired car seats, accordion baby gates or baby walkerswith wheels in your home, Child Safety Link recommends that youdestroy these items and place them at the curb for garbage pickup. Cut

the straps and padding and break the shell of old car seats and cut thseat, remove the wheels and break the tray of old baby walkerDismantle old accordion style gates with a saw or a wrench if there arbolts. Consider putting the pieces in separate dark garbage bags so thapassers-by won't be tempted to reuse these items in their own homes.

For more information children's injury prevention, and on ConsumeProduct Safety and the latest product recalls, viswww.childsafetylink.ca for access to all of our resources and a link t

the Healthy Canadians Website from the Government of Canada. 917

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DVBS IN ROACHVILLEBack by popular demand - Faith Bible Baptist FellowshipBackyard Club will take place at 10 Martin Street, Roachville Jul

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UNEMPLOYED?Have you considered starting

your own business?Attend a free information session to find out more about

available government programs that can help you get started.When: Every 3rd Tuesday of the month at 10:00 a.m.

Where: 2nd floor of the Sussex post office building

For more information, call Jill: 832-6207or Dave: 432-2680

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CELEBRATE RED, WHITE & SAFETY ON CANADA DAYRed and white, fireworks and barbecues are only a few of the things

stthat come to mind when you think about Canada Day. This July 1 ,Allstate Insurance wants you to celebrate Canadas birthday safely.

On Canada Day many Canadians gather with friends and familyand celebrate the occasion with fun festivities that often include afireworks display, says Amy Woods of Allstate Insurance Companyof Canada. But it is important to remember that a responsible partyhost or guest takes the time to safely prepare their fireworks displayand ensures no one drives home impaired.

To make sure you have a safe Canada Day celebration, Allstate has

developed tips on how to safely handle fireworks and do your part tokeep impaired drivers off the road. Make sure your fireworks displaysare safe by following these ten tips: 1. Read the instructions. Eachfirework device has different cautions, warnings and instructions.Make sure you read each package; 2. Check the wind direction. Set upfor your fireworks display so the wind is blowing away fromspectators, buildings and trees; 3. Keep back. Spectators should be atleast 8 metres away from the fireworks display. Ensure all children aresupervised; 4. Smart set up. Fireworks should only be lit outdoors, inan open space away from trees. Fireworks should be lit on a hard,level surface; 5. Be prepared. Have a bucket of sand, supply of waterand a fire extinguisher readily available; 6. Sparkle safely. Sparklersmay seem like harmless fun; however they can reach temperatures of650C. They also remain very hot after burning; once done, theyshould be immersed in a bucket of sand or water; 7. Age appropriate.Only adults should handle and light fireworks. Children 10 to 14 yearsof age sustain 42% of the injuries associated with fireworks; 8. One ata time. Fireworks should only be lit one at a time. Special effectsshould be left to professionals; 9. Dont relight. If a firework isdefective, dont attempt to relight it; 10. Have fun!

Impaired drivers put everyone on the road at risk. Remember thesesix tips from Allstate to make your drive home a safe one: 1. Don'tdrink and drive. If you know you will be drinking alcohol, have adesignated driver, call a cab or use public transportation; 2. Keep youreyes open. If you spot an impaired driver on the highway, maintain asafe distance and don't attempt to pass; 3. Report a suspected drunkdriver immediately. Call local law enforcement from your cell phone,

after pulling over safely, or from a pay phone. Give police as muchinformation as possible - for example: license plate number, make,model and color of vehicle, and the direction the vehicle is traveling;4. Be responsible. When entertaining your guests drink in moderation.It will be much easier to determine whether or not a guest is able todrive if you are sober; 5. Arrive alive. If your guests drink too much,arrange a ride with a sober driver, call a cab or insist they sleep at yourhome; 6. Be a great host. When hosting a party offer plenty of non-alcoholic beverages and serve food to help slow the absorption ofalcohol. Stop serving alcohol at least one hour before the party is overand never pressure others to drink or rush to refill their glasses whenempty. 918

Thank YouI wish to thank my family, relatives, friends and neighbours

for celebrating my 95th birthday with me.Thank you for your gifts, flowers, cards, visits and best wishes.

It makes you feel good to know there are so many peoplethinking of you. You all made my day very special.

James Hornbrook

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ON OUR COVERSRHS PLAYSCHOOL END OF YEARSussex Regional High School Child Studies 120 Class and grade students from Sussex Corner Elementary School recently took pain a Kids Zone program at SRHS. The students met for one hour anshared books and reading stradegies as well as played gameSpecial thanks to the parents and bus drivers for helping us geeveryone home safely.

SRHS Playschool had another successful program this year witover 25 children taking part. Students developed and implementelessons that this year included a graduation ceremony in the schooltheatre. Special thanks to all the parents who trusted us with thelittle ones over the last 12 weeks. We had a great time working wityour children. 322

GREER FAMILY REUNIONrd

The 23 annual Greer Reunion will be held on Sunday, August 81:00pm at the Community Hall, Main Street in St. Martins with Pot Luck dinner at 4:00pm. Come bring your family and meet youkinfolk.

For moreinformationp l e a s econtact anyone of the

f o l l o w i n g :N e w m a nGreer 847-8217; JohnGreer 847-1 5 3 7 ; P a tSeeds 757-2983; DonC r a w f o r d8 4 9 - 1 1 2 5 ;C h r i s t i n aSnow 832-3626; DavidGreer 847-

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LEWIS FAMILY REUNIONThe Lewis Family Reunion will be held (rain or shine) on Saturda

thAugust 14 at the home of Wayne and Fay Lewis (126 Lewis RoaColpitts Settlement). Relatives of the late Pearl and Harry Lewis arwelcome to attend from 2:00pm on and a Pot Luck supper will bserved at 4:30 - please bring your favourite dish.For more information please contact Wayne at 372-4651. 830

Corporate Sponsor for the Senior Citizens Federation of N

Straw berry FestivalStrawberry Festivalat St.Francis Xavier Parish Hall106 Church Ave., SussexJuly 11 from 3-6:30pm.Take-out is available from3-6 pm in lower hall.

Menu: Ham, Potato Salad, Baked Beans,Cole Slaw, Layer Cakes, Strawberry Shortcake,Tea and Coffee.

DVBS IN ROACHVILLEBack by popular demand - Faith Bible Baptist FellowshipBackyard Club will take place at 10 Martin Street, Roachvil

th thJuly 5 -9 from 6:30-8:00pm for kids ages 4 to grade 5. BackyarClub will feature stories, puppets and so much more.For more info contact pastor Tim at 433-4685 or 433-1786. 331


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BROOK ZOO IS HOT!

When visiting your zoo during theheat of the day you may find manyanimals seeking a quiet spot in theshade - just like we humans. The zoosummer hours are in effect with closing at 8:30 (last admissio7:00pm). You might consider an evening visit and you will bamazed at the activities of different species on the cool summeevening.

th

Sunday July 18 - 1:00-3:00pm, Summer Festival called 'Wcelebrate Nyla the Siberian Tiger and Lucas the Spider MonkeyNyla and Lucas came to your zoo a year ago and they have womany a heart since then. Kids will enjoy several "see and doactivities near the tigers and the monkeys. The zoo keepers wiprepare a summer treat during the festival for the tigers anmonkeys. Also you can enjoy face painting, free cake, games, touctable learning center at Discovery Cave.

Tiger and monkey species are both endangered. Once there waeight species of tigers. Three tigers have gone extinct and arremembered in your zoo's Vanished Kingdom Park. Siberian Tigeare the largest of the tigers and are critically endangered due tpouching and habitat and prey loss. All monkeys are endangere

due to the illegal pet trade, the bush meat industry and loss ohabitat. The first specie of monkeys went extinct in September 200and is remembered in Vanished Kingdom and the ExtinctioGraveyard area is named after that lost monkey specie.

Ongoing at your zoo in 2010 is the Canadian Zoo and AquariumAssociation focus on the International Year of Biodiversity calledOur Arctic Our Life". Thought provoking banners and hand-outs aiyou in understanding the threat to our Canadian Arctic from GlobaWarming.

For info on zoo volunteering, Junior Zookeeper Day campbirthday parties (available seven days a week through the summercatered seminars call the zoo office 634-1440. 817

SUMMER GARDEN TOURAttention Gardening Enthusiasts! - the annual Sussex Summertim

thGarden Tour will take place on Saturday, July 24 . Come and visseven beautiful gardens, attend a seminar by master gardener BettKennett and enjoy desserts, an art display andmore! Tickets are $2with all proceeds to support the Kiwanis Nursing Home ancommunity projects in the Sussex area.

Tickets are available at Kiwanis Nursing Home, Sussex Co-OGarden Centre and Connie's Collectibles. For further info call 4323118. See you there! 814


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Day of Collection: Changed to:

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Serviced by Martin Trucking (506) 485-0907 Areas tochange for

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(All side roads from Berwick to Parish of Havelock),Route 10 to Queens County line.

Serviced by Palmer Trucking (506) 362-5412

Areas to change for(Canada Day) pickup:

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NOTICE TO RESIDENTSCHANGE IN GARBAGE COLLECTION FOR CANADA DAY

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2010 SHORT STORY WINNERSThe South West New Brunswick chapter of the Professional WritersAssociation of Canada (SWNB-PWAC) has picked the winners ofits 2010 short story contest for Grade 12 students in the south westregion of New Brunswick. The winners are: Adam Pottle (St.Malachys Memorial High School) for his short story Retirement;Shawnee Totton (Belleisle Regional High School) for her storyPeaches are Poison; and Brian Fanjoy (Sussex Regional HighSchool) for his story Beauty Unnoticed. Adam, Shawnee and Brianwill receive their $1,000 awards at their high school graduations.

Funding for the $1,000 awards is provided by the James VennerRussell Foundation, which assists in the promotion of art andculture in the Saint John area. SWNB PWAC congratulates thewinners and thanks all students who entered this years short storycontest. 835

SUSSEX SENIORSnd

The Sussex Seniors meet the 2 Tuesday of each month at 1:00pm inSt. Paul's United Church, Main Street in the lower hall. A pot lucklunch is served.All seniors welcome. 306

Reminder: WANAMAKER FAMILY REUNIONWe will meet at the Wanamaker Brothers Farm in Nauwigewauk on

thSunday, July 25 at 2:00pm. Supper will be served at 5:00pm andburgers/hotdogs, cake & ice cream and drinks will be provided.Perhaps those who live handy could bring a salad, etc.For more information please contact John Wanamaker at 433-3116

or Beth Allaby at 832-7452. 813

Reminder: KEITH FAMILY REUNIONThe descendants of Daniel and Elizabeth (Disbrow) Keith will hol

st ththeir 71 annual Family Reunion on Saturday, August 7 at thHavelock Memorial Hall, Havelock. Mark the date on youcalendar! Renew acquaintances with family and friends and plan tenjoy the afternoon with a silent auction and pot-luck supper (pleasbring something to contribute to the silent auction and pot-lucsupper).

Registration will be at 1:00pm. Please phone 853-7719 for furtheinformation or email [email protected] for newsletter. 810

TH29 ANNUAL FLEA MARKET IN SUSSEX

thThe New Brunswick Auto Club Inc. 29 annual Automotive &

th ndGeneral Flea market will take place August 20 -22 at the PrincesLouise Park with up to 900 vendors.For more information visit www.nbaac.org. 836


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Reminder: CANADA DAY - BELLEISLE BAYAfter a few years of absence, Hatfield Point Fun Days has bee

stresurrected as "Belleisle Bay Celebrates Canada Day" for July 1 .

The day long event will kick off with a community breakfast anyard sale at 8:00am. One of the highlights will be the parade startinat 10:00am. The afternoon is packed full with kid's activities, teparty, carpentry skills contest, a rolling pin throw, 50/50 draw and silent auction. There will be food available all day long ranging fromcoffee and donuts to barbeque. And there's even free cake at thofficial opening at 2:00pm.

The Hatfield Point wharf will be the location for the entertainmencenter stage with local musical acts and dance shows going from noountil 11:00pm. The day will be finish off with the always popular anentertaining Cemetery Stories at 7:30pm. The cemetery storiefeature strange facts about the colourful characters resting in HatfielPoint's Bayview Cemetery.The grand finale of the day's events will "Fireworks Over The Bay

at dark.For more information and the specific location of events check ou

Facebook - "Belleisle Bay Celebrates Canada Day" 829

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN HAMPTONThe Hampton United Churchwill be holding their annual

S t r a w b e r r y F e s t i v a l o nth

Tuesday, July 6 at the churchfrom 4:00-6:30pm. The menuwill include: potato salad,coleslaw, marinated carrots,salad, ham, brown bread,h o m e m a d e r o l l s a n d a

s c r u m p t i o u s s t r a w b e r r yshortcake made with homemadebiscuits.

Cost for the meal is$10.00/adults; $4.00/children 6-

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free. 811

Reminder: SUSSEX COMPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL REUNIOAttention all Graduates of 1975 Sussex Composite High School. W

th th thare holding our 35 Reunion this year on August 6 & 7 with aactivities being held at the Sussex Lions Den, 38 Willow Court. If yohave not been contacted yet please call Cindy Gregg at 433-1275 oemail [email protected], if anyone has old photos from that year please email them. W

look forward to a memorable weekend shared withclassmates. 821

CAMP GOODTIME REGISTRATIONIt's time once again to register for Camp Goodtime, the CanadiaCancer Society's summer camp for children with cancer or a historof cancer. NB Masons Camp Goodtime and Junior Leadershi

th thProgram will be held this year from July 11 to 17 at Camp Rotaron Grand Lake. Children between the ages seven to 16 will enjokayaking, swimming, games and more, all under the supervision otrained counsellors.

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Canada Day is July 1 of every year. It's the day that allCanadians enjoy relaxation while spending time with family &friends. It typically involves a BBQ (cook-out). Manycommunities host Canada Day events and set off fireworks.

The Americans separated from British rule in 1776, andth

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basis of Canada's celebration is founded on the formation of anew country and the union of provinces.The holiday became a statute in 1879 but was initially called

Dominion Day. There are not any records of earlycelebrations of Canada (Dominion) Day, except for two years.

thIn 1917, it was used to commemorate the 50 anniversary ofConfederation. It was also a backdrop to the dedication of theParliament Buildings Centre Block which was beingconstructed. It was dedicated to the Fathers of Confederationand to Canadians fighting in the First World War.In 1927 the celebration coincided with the Diamond Jubilee

of Confederation. The Governor General laid the cornerstoneof the Confederation Building on Wellington Street and theCarillon in the Peace Tower was inaugurated.

Only since the late 1950's has Canada had regularobservance ceremonies of Canada Day.

In 1968, Canada added multi-cultural and professionalconcerts on Parliament Hill. The festivities were televised andran under the name Festival Canada until 1979.In 1980, the government extended celebrations beyond the

Ottawa region by sponsoring the development of festivitieson a local level. In 1981, 15 major cities offered fireworks tocommemorate the day.

It wasn't until 1982 that Dominion Day was officiallychanged to Canada Day.

Bruce Northrup

MLA Kings East

Phone:432-2686Fax: 432-2647

12 Marble StreetSussexEmail: [email protected]

Wishes You aHappy Canada Day

Hours: Monday to Friday9am-2pm

Wishes You aHappy Canada Day

Ossekeag PublishingTel: (506) 832-5613 Fax: (506) 832-3353

242 Main St., Hampton, N.B E5N 6B8Email: [email protected]

www.ossekeag.ca

HA PPY CANADA DAYHAPPY CANADA DAYFrom the Gang atOssekeagFrom the Gang atOssekeag

Mayor Ralph Carr &the Members of Council of theTown of Sussex would like to take this

opportunity to wish everyone a safe andhappy Canada Day.

NEW BRUNSWICK


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Toll free: 1-866-433-4677

www.robmooremp.com

Hon. ROB MOORE, MPFundy Royal

Hon. ROB MOORE, MPFundy Royal

a na !d y aD ay a !p a aH C np da yDSheryl D. Tabor BSc., LLB.Sheryl D. TaborBSc., LLB.92 Maple Ave., Sussex, NB E4E 2N3 432-6079

e-mail: [email protected]

LAW OFFICEAW OFFICE

Happy Canada DayHappy Canada DayShow Your Canadian Pride!

From The Management& Staff OfDowney Ford

EnjoyAllTheCanadaDayFestivities

Downey Ford Sales1575 Riverview DriveSussex

433-9000 [email protected]

Phone: 433-6238 Email: [email protected]

21A Queen Street, Sussex

Have a safeand happy

Canada Day

FURS-DAYSFURS-DAYSProfessional Dog Grooming

Have a safeand happy

Canada Day

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Golden K Kiwanis Club Canada DayBreakfastServed at Golden Jubilee Hall, 50 Perry StreetIncludes: Eggs, bacon, ham, sausage, toast, pancakes,

Canada Day Parade

Celebrating Our Youth

Please note the new route beginning at Wal-Mart, downMain Street through the downtown and ending at the

For your eating pleasure...

Little Orbits Mini Donuts and K & R Concessions.

Silent Auction with various closing

times

Garry Morris EntertainmentPresents:

Ivan & Vivian Hicks, Kathlees Gorey-McSorley, Al Smith,Contrast, We The Underground, Crossroads, A BeatlesTribute, Allisoninch, Elva & Winston Greer, Tessabrame

8:00am - 11:00am

2:00pm

2:00pm - 10:00pm

3:00pm - 5:00pm

3:00pm - 10:00pm

CANADA DAYCANADA DAY20102010Celebrating Our Youth


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SalisburySalisbury FUNERAL PARLOURFUNERAL PARLOURTel: 506-372-4800

Tel: 506-534-2600

www.keirsteads.ca

FUNERAL HOMEFUNERAL HOME HavelockHavelockHappyCanada Day!HappyCanada Day!

Arbing Equipment Ltd.54 Aiton Road, Sussex

Ph: 433-3672

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CanadaDay!Haveanenjoyable

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VILLAGE OF SALISBURY

SALISBURY CELEBRATES CANADA DAY!Village of Salisbury invites you to join us Canada Day

stThursday, July 1 from 11:00-1:00 for a Flag Raising

Ceremony, Musical Entertainment, Games,Face Painting, B-B-Q and Cake.

116 Leonard Drive, Sussex NB

Phone 433-2166Fax 433-6600

www.sussextireservice.com

Have A HappyCANADA DAY!Have A HappyCANADA DAY!Tires

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J.D. OConnell Kiddies ActivitiesBouncers, Games, Dunk tanks (3:00pm - 7:00pm),Teddy Bear & Friends Parade (3:30pm)Best Decorated Bike Contest (4:30pm)Scavenger Hunt (5:30pm)*12 and under. Meet at the Bandstand. Prizes awarded to all

participants after evening ceremonies.

3:00pm - 7:00pm

Children under 12 Free Hot DogBarbecueSponsored by Sussex Superstore.

5:00pm

Evening Ceremonies and Cake

Cutting

7:00pm

Spectacular Fireworks

Provided by Boreal Fireworks.Honk your horn if you enjoyed them!

10:13pm

Burton Park

Thursday July 1,2010

Bring your lawnchairs & unbrellas!


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Get Ready for Summer!Get Ready for Summer!Clean out those sheds & closets.Patio sets, home and garden items,camp furniture, yard sales, weddingand prom dresses, bicycles,BBQs, swimming pools and equipmentClean out those sheds & closets.

Patio sets, home and garden items,camp furniture, yard sales, wedding

and prom dresses, bicycles,BBQs, swimming pools and equipment

Your Comm unity ConnectionYour Community ConnectionSussex HeraldSussex HeraldCall Us Today 832-5613 or 1-888-289-2555Call Us Today 832-5613 or 1-888-289-2555

Advertise in the Community Classifieds!Advertise in the Community Classifieds

LARGE ANTIQUE AUCTION

Complete contents of theVernon Titus Residence

1725 Route 860, TitusvilleSaturday, July 3rd, 9:00am. Viewing at 8:00am.

Complete listing and pictures on website,www.bobsauctions.ca or see Hampton Herald orKings Co. Record June 29th issues.

Bob Linden, Auctioneer

Who has

use for it?

1 level, 120 sqm(1,126 sqft)

For Rent?For Lease?

For Sale?

Cambridge-Narrows

Tel: 488-3071

NBCC SCHOLARSHIPS -LOCAL RECIPIENTSFifty students in the NewBrunswick Community

College (NBCC) and Collge communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick (CCNB) system have been awarded Wage Gap Action

Plan scholarships for 2010-11. The announcement was made todayby Health Minister Mary Schryer, who is also minister responsiblefor the status of women.

The program was introduced in 2006 as part of the provincialgovernment's Wage Gap Action Plan. It is intended to encouragepeople entering their first year at community college to seek careersin trades, technology and others sectors where participation to dateby men and women has been limited. The goal of the scholarshipprogram is to help reduce the effect that job clustering has on NewBrunswick's wage gap.

Each non-renewable scholarship awarded has a value of up to$2,600, equal in value to one-year full tuition of a regular program atcommunity college, up to the program total of $150,000 per year.Fifty-three scholarships were awarded in 2009-10. The provincialgovernment employs two mentors who work with students in non-traditional programs.

Locally scholarshipswere awarded to:(Moncton campus) E m i l y S h a r p e,Waterford - Welding; Michel le Tabor ,A p o h a q u i -Automotive ServiceTechnician; HeatherPethick , S u s s e xC o r n e r - C i v i l

E n g i n e e r i n g ;Christine Waterson,P e n o b s q u i s -Automotive ServiceTechnician; (SaintJ o h n C a m p u s ) Jess ica Holmes,

Kingston - Industrial

Control Technology;

( S t . A n d r e w s

C a m p u s ) BobbySears, Smithtown -Personal Support

Worker. 516

Reminder: STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN MILLSTREAMThe Millstream United Church Pastoral Charge is sponsoring their

th th105 Strawberry Festival onTuesday, July 6 at the Millstream RecCentre from 2:30-6:00pm. Cost for the supper is $9.00/adults,$4.00/children 6-12 years, $25.00/family (parents & dependantchildren).There will be live music and take-outs will be available. 840

ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICE - TITUS HILL

The Annual Memorial Service of Titus Hill Cemetery will be held inththe cemetery at Titusville on Sunday, July 11 at 3:00pm. If theweather is unfavourable, the service will be held in the CentralKings Recreation Centre, Titusville Road at 3:00pm which is about2 km from the cemetery toward Upham. 843

SUMMER VACATION TIME... FOR FREE!

TOP UP YOUR STAFFING DURING

Summer is coming and so is the opportunity to takeadvantage of our Summer Employment Experience

program! There are high school students with an intellectualdisability in our community who would benefit from anexperience of working for your company. This is a two-week unpaid work term that will be supervised by a job-coach. Your company could pay an honorarium to thestudent if that seemed suitable for this added value. Thisjust may be the opportunity to see if there is a potential newhire... without the risk!

Please call for information on this andother programs offered.

ACL Employment Program

SAINT JOHN ASSOCIATION

for COMMUNITY LIVING

Contact us at 652-1544 [email protected]

Funded by the Government of Canada and the Provinceof New Brunswick through the Canada-NewBerunswick

Labour Market Agreements


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Dairytown GroomingLarge and small breeds welcome

25 Vail Court, Sussex

Call (506)433-3889

MacDonalds Roofing

FIBERGLASS & ASPHALT SHINGLES

Owner: Cory MacDonaldCell: 506-434-9290Home: 506-362-1488

E-mail: [email protected]

ACM FARLAND FAMILY REUNIONThere will be a MacFarland family reunion held on Sunday, July 4at the Moss Glen Legion Branch # 62, 1356 Rte 845, Clifton RoyaWe are looking for descendants of Charles & Annie McNaughtoNelson MacFarland. Our party starts at 3:00pm and finishes a7:00pm, with a pot luck at 4:30pm.

Bring your family photos and stories to share. Expect to have funmaybe play a game of ?? and share some family trivia. 520

Reminder: MCNAMARA FAMILY REUNIONThe McNamara family reunion will be held on Saturday, July 31at the shore of the residence of Joseph McNamara at 8314 route 10Cumberland Bay. Registration will be at 1:00, and there will be a poluck supper from 4:00-6:00pm. If you have any pictures oinformation you are encouraged to bring them.For more information call Joseph at 506-339-6498 or Ralph at 506

339-6312. 804

PETITCODIAC LEGION BRANCH #4118 Kay St, Petitcodiac - 756-3383Mondays - Every Monday at 6:00pm, 639 F.P.MacLaren

Squadron Air Cadets meet. New members alwayswelcome.st

Thursday, July 1 - "Canada Day", Roast Pork Dinnerfrom 4:00-6:00pm. All welcome. $8.00.

thFriday, July 9 - Texas Holdem at 7:30pm.

rdFriday, July 23 - Texas Holdem at 7.30pm."Wanted" ... Bartender!! Please submit resume and references. 31

STEWARTON UNITED CHURCHth

The 144 Anniversary Service of the Stewarton United Church with

be held on Sunday, July 11 at 3:00pm. Guest speaker will be ReEugene Fisher from the Newtown Waterford Pastoral Charge an

guest music will be Corner Stone. Organist for the service will bJoe Ness. Reception to follow with a special treat of strawberrshortcake.Everyone welcome. 515

Reminder: ANNUAL GAGETOWN PICNICThe annual Camp Gagetown Picnic will be held in New Jerusalem

thon Sunday, July 4 . Everyone welcome. Bring a lawn chair andpicnic lunch.For information call 832-4520. 820

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Community Economic Development Agency

The Federal and Provincial Governments are helping older workers remain active in theworkforce by investing more than $10 million across New Brunswick and will beextending the Targeted Initiative for Older Workers until March 2012. This support willhelp up to 1,000 older workers in New Brunswick acquire new skills and find jobs.

The Targeted Initiative for Older Workers is designed to help unemployed older workersliving in communities affected by high unemployment and/or downsizing. Through theinitiative, these individuals can get the skills they need to find and keep new jobs, or starttheir own businesses, in order to keep contributing to their communities and Canada'seconomy.

This project will support the community and economic development of the region by targeting employers in sectors facinglabour shortages, and help them address their human resources needs.

The New Start 55+/Nouveau Dpart! 55+

TARGETED INITIATIVE FOR OLDER WORKERS

APPLICATION DEADLINE IS JULY 16, 2010

DONT MISS OUT ON A GREAT OPPORTUNITY PROVIDED BY THE FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS!

Enterprise Fundy is seeking unemployed workers and employers who want to make a difference in our province. OlderWorkers make a positive impact on the workplace! With a wealth of experience many workers over the age of 55 are tooyoung to retire and have a lot to offer employers.

Keri Geddes is seeking applicants over 55 years of age who are currently unemployed and seeking a full time opportunityfor long term employment from the following regions:

Workplace Essential Skills/ Specialized training and Computer Basics will begin on August 9, 2010 in Sussex, NB. Sixweeks have been allocated for the in-class training component which is designed to improve the employability skills ofparticipants between 55 64 years of age, and assist them through activities such as prior learning assessment, skillsupgrading, and on-the-job experience. The program will cover programs developed specifically for this age group and beable to assist them with a successful career transition. In cooperation with the targeted employers, specific training will bedeveloped by the Coordinator in cooperation with Post-Secondary Education Training and Labour, and NBCC Moncton

along with other certified training agencies.A commitment has been made to help unemployed older workers increase their employability in order to remain activeand productive in the labour market and to capitalize on skills they currently have. This program is designed to help olderworkers re-enter the workforce and maintain employment in a sustainable way.

The Coordinator at Enterprise Fundy will target and identify private-sector employers interested in taking part in theprogram. Some of the priority sectors identified among others are: manufacturing, service, retail, tourism and health care.

Should you fit into this age category and are presently unemployed, this project may be of assistance to you. Contact KeriGeddes, Program Coordinator of the New Start 55+ Targeted Initiative for Older Workers for an application form.

Older workers have many attributes positively affecting various sectors, are loyal to their employers, maintain a positiveinfluence on younger workers and demonstrate a good attitude towards work!

ARE YOU OVER 55 AND LOOKING FOR WORK?

ARE YOU AN EMPLOYER WITH RECRUITMENT NEEDS?

For a candidate application form and referral, see the counselors at Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour707 Main St. Sussex

Employers in the Fundy Region: Contact Keri Geddes 863-7958 or 432-2639

[email protected]

www.ent-fundy.ca

Funded by the Government of Canada and the Province of New Brunswick through the Canada-New Brunswick LabourMarket Agreements.

AlmaRiverside-AlbertHillsboroughElginSalisburyPetitcodiac

SussexSussex CornerNortonHamptonAll rural areas within the Enterprise Fundy footprint


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Sussex Herald - June 29, 2010ROY POPE & SONSOY POPE & SONSROY POPE & SONSStrawberry Pickers Neededtrawberry Pickers NeededUnder 12 considered if accompanied by an adult

Daily and Seasonal bonuses paidMust have own transportation

7am - 12pmMon - SatPlease call 485-3276 Ext. 224lease call 485-3276 Ext. 224

CELEBRATION 2012The Penobsquis Superior School (Circa 1912),now known as the Penobsquis WI Hall iscelebrating 100 years in 2012. As part of the on-going fundraising to up-date the Hall for thiscelebration a Hot & Cold Buffet complete withstrawberry shortcake will be held at the

thTimberland Motel and Restaurant (Penobsquis) on Friday, July 9

The buffet will be offered from 11:00am-2:00pm and again from5:00-8:00pm and the cost is $15.99/person. Part of the proceeds wibe donated to the WI Hall Maintenance Fund.

thPlease join us on July 9 and help bring our Centennial Celebratioto the Penobsquis WI Hall. 328

IWK FUNDRAISER THANK YOUA special thanks goes out to everybody who took part and donatetheir time/equipment to the IWK Telethon event which was held athe Norton Legion. The event was very successful. There are verfew individuals who have not had a connection to the IWK througfamily or friends.On June 4 the Norton Legion kicked off their telethon event with a

open mic and volunteers coming in to play - while free wi

donations were dropped off. Entertainment was provided by: RandVail, Randy Currie, Marie Short, Joyce Boone, Donna ChasKenny Rossiter, Clifford Tays and Stewart Tays.The donations which had been dropped off at the Legion were the

taken to the Telethon in Saint John (Market Square) on Saturdayth

June 5 . The Legion also made donations to the IWK through thThursday night Charity Bingo.

Overall the IWK 2010 Telethon raised over $5.4 million. Hope tsee everybody for next years event. 522

KITCHEN PARTIES IN KINGSTONKitchen Parties are back - at the Frances Smith Memorial Hall

th(Long Reach Rte 845, Kingston Peninsula) on Friday, July 16 &

th th th30 and August 13 & 27 - at 7:00pm. Bring your instruments forlots of fiddling, singing and fun. Light refreshments. $5.00 donationat door for church and hall repairs.

Hosted by Sylvia Campbell 386-4601, 763-3393 or Fraser Smith

763-2559.842

PARKINSON SUPPORT GROUPS IN NBParkinson Society Maritime Region now has sevenchapters/support groups in New Brunswick. "You are not alone".To find the one nearest you call 1-800-663-2468. 833

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Every visit in the month of July enters you in our draw;1st prize-- 5hr "Time-out For You", Spa Pkg (includes lunch from Ty's & Tails)2nd prize--Eyelash Extensions, 3rd prize-- Comfort Zone Skincare basket.

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Mike Davis416 Picadilly RoadPicadilly NBE4E 5J6

Phone: H: 506-433-4687C: 506-435-1637

[email protected]

!

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Commercial Residential Sales RepairsNew Construction Renovations

Pump Installations & Services

! ! !

Davis Plumbing & Heating Ltd.

HAVELOCK WI PROJECTThis wrought iron fence at Greenhill Loyalist Cemetery is the latestproject of Havelock Women's Institute. The cemetery is the burialplace of the first settlers to Butternut Ridge (now Havelock).Havelock Homecoming celebrations will be held in 2012 in honor

thof the 200 anniversary of the first settlers.Co-ordinators for the celebration appointed at a recent meeting are

Tammy Garnet, Natasha Keith and Betty Keith. Coincidentally,th

Havelock Women's Institute will celebrate their 100 anniversary in2012. 326

CARDS AT ST. FRANCISCard Party Auction 45's on Wednesday evenings at St. FrancisXavier Hall are done for the summer. They will resume inSeptember. 318

WCAF EXHIBIT HALL NEWSThere isnt any fee to enter exhibits in the fair this year. Exhibbooklets are available at the Super Variety, Honey and Spice, and thVillage office. "Check out the youth section" Lets get the childreinterested and involved. Bring your knitting, woodworking, bakinor any other craft.

st thLooking forward to seeing you at the Fair August 1 -7 . 327

BINGO - NEWS FLASH!!!!!Bingo Wednesdays, 7:00pm at the WI/Seniors Hall in Upham(2117 Rte 820)! Canteen is available and everyone is welcome comout for a fun evening.Sponsored by the Hammond River Valley Seniors. 512

Directions to THE KNOLL

Exit 192 Right onto RTE 121 toward Sussex. Right onto Main Street.

Keep right onto Broad Street. Over the Train tracks. Right onto Magnolia Ave,Right onto Malone Street, Straight onto Malone Way.

Gorgeous views

Private, serene settingOpen, airy floor plans

great from entertaining

Private balconies

Master bedroom wiwalk-in closet

Low maintenance

Lower energy costs

These beautiful new homes are built by PrestigHomes. So you know youre getting a top-qualihome that is brilliantly designed with fabulouscurb appeal.

Call or visit now while pre-constructionprices are still available!

Open Mon.-Fri. 8 5, Sat. 12-3.

Malone Way

New town homes in Sussex from $228,000

www.prestigeHomes.ca 506-433-1001 The Knoll

Call for an appointment to view The KnollOffice Hours: Mon to Fri 8am-5pm, Sat 10am-3pm

433-9131 ext 115

Advantages with having a Prestige home:Factory and Service Center

Minutes away from The Knoll

Built with the Quality Prestige Homes

has been known for over 35 years

Energy Efficient Homes7 Year Structural Warranty

Top Quality Building Components

with Excellent Manufacturers Warranties

Amenities in Sussex:45 minutes to either Moncton or Saint John

Real Community Living

Hospital and Health Center

Soon to be built Fundy Civic Center

Close by Nature Trails

Many Churches, Clubs and Organizations to joinShopping, Restaurants,

Golf and Curling Club


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With the July long weekend and summer driving coming up,there is an opportunity to let go of some stress and havesome fun. But before you engage in your own stress release,this is a good time to de-stress your vehicle.

Like dominos falling down, failing to maintain your car canturn small problems into larger ones, putting a serious dentin your automotive budget and causing emotional andfinancial stress as well as lost time.

Keep it Filled:

Nothing spoils the party like an empty gas tank. Alwaysmake sure the fuel gauge never dips below one-quarter.

Keep it Clean:

A daily trip to work can be pretty stressful in a cluttered car.Add in the kids, the snacks and the luggage and it can bedownright scary. Keeping the car clean is as simple as

always these tips:1. Have a home for loose change

2. Buy a snap on trash bag for your car, or even have a stashof plastic bags

3. Keep the glove box, lean and clean

4.Have baby wipes and kleenex available for quick cleaning

5. Change the car air freshener once a month

6. Take something inside the house every time you leave thecar

Car Cleaning Group Effort

For those who have their hands full all the time, perhapsnumber six (above) wont work. For this, it is recommendedthat you pick a time once a week (and certainly before a trip)and devote ten minutes to do a quick sweep of your car so itdoes not become an overhaul much later on. Doing this as afamily is a great way for kids to take some responsibility andearn their allowance (perhaps they can even find theirallowance in the form of loose change).

Keep it Together (Remember the essentials with a checklistand all documents).

One major stressor is having to turn around and go homefor forgotten items. Always create a list with essentials andensure you have an up-to-date license, insurance,

ownership and license plates and ensure you have contactinformation for your auto-club membership.

Driven to Distraction:

There are many temptations that should be avoided toensure stress-free and safe driving. Here is a list of things toavoid:

Cellphones are Illegal in some provinces if youre not handsfree. That being said, several recent reports suggest thatBluetooth devices are no safer than handheld phonesbecause it's the distraction of the conversation that presentsthe danger.

DE-STRESSYOUR SUMMER ROAD TRIPS

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