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 “Playset”
When I was a little tyke (10 or 20 years ago I think), I had the
most marvelous play set pile of dirt and some toy vehicles, a
railing on the back stoop that was my horse for many an hour,
a Buntline Special (the same gun used by Wyatt Earp), and of
course my imagination. I have never once felt that my childhood
was in anyway deficient because of the somewhat sparse amount
of equipment, because the richness of what I had was in my own
imagination. That horse and I chased down so many bad guys
that jails all across the west were over flowing.
In contrast, I was recently assigned to assemble with help, one
of those new fangled playsets, for the grand-granddaughter;
600 pieces of wood, 5000 pieces of nuts, bolts, screws and
brackets. With hard work, great assistance, and minor mistakes
the assembly was done in 2 days!! It’s a great play set and the
Carmen Kid does seem to enjoy it, but she also loves to play in
the mud with a $1.00 shovel and a few twigs, making a birthday
cake for her imaginary friend.
So while there is nothing bad about a child having an expensive
play set, we should never believe that we have significantly
improved the child’s overall well being either. Strong parental
ties and mature guidance are far more valuable to a young child’s
growth than all the expensive toys in the world. Young children
with some guidance and example can find fascination and
learning everywhere around them. Computers, video games,
electronic toys and gizmos can be educational aids or they can
be ineffective babysitters. The quality of childhood is far more
linked to significant parental involvement, exposure to other
nurturing adults, and also some alone time without electronic
sitters .. Just themselves and a few basic toys or tools.
A couple of hours spent helping out around the house with
cooking, cleaning, laundry and other chores will be far more
beneficial to the entire family than a couple of hours parked
watching cartoons.
Just a few more thoughts for the day!! “If you do not know
where you are going, every road will get you nowhere.” -- Henry
Kissinger “Even if you’re on the right track, you’ll get run over if
you just sit there.” -- Will Rogers 800

Adder’s Tongue
-Photo by Shelley Healey

Published Bi-Weekly
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Family Fun Run
Are you a runner? Are you a walker? Or are you a stroller? If
you have answered yes to any of these questions, then Lakefield
Elementary School is the place to be on the afternoon of Sunday,
May 29th. LES will be hosting its first Family Fun Run. There will
be three courses to pick from, 500m, 1km, or 5km. Registration is
open and can be done online at http://www.runnb.ca/Calendar/
index.php
Registration fee is $25/adult, $5/youth, or $50/family of four.
Register before Sunday, May 15th and be guaranteed a T-Shirt.
T-shirts may be available to later registrants depending on
supply. Onsite registration will start at 1:00pm on day of run.
Warm-up to the live music of “Reverd” while showing off
your Zumba moves, then head out for your run or walk. At the
completion of the run join us for refreshments. Show your pride
and come run with LES Lions. 218
KV3C
Baby Wonders: The first year for baby is filled
with wonder not only for baby but for mom
and dad too. This playgroup is an opportunity
for parents of babies under 18 months of
age to discover and explore the world of
parenthood with other parents. Learn what
to expect in the early years of parenting in a
group environment where we cover a variety
of topics from sleep (or lack there of!) to
infant massage with qualified guest speakers. Baby Wonders
is held on Monday mornings at the Quispamsis Civic Centre
(location change) from 10:00 am-12:00noon.
KV3C Playgroup: Experience wonderful ‘play’ mornings with
songs, crafts, stories, parachute games, snacks and themed
activities designed to enhance children’s holistic learning and
meet other families. This is an excellent opportunity for parents
and children to spend fun time together! From 10:00am to
12:00noon at: Bill McGuire Memorial Centre - Tuesdays;
Quispamsis Civic Centre (change of location) - Wednesdays; St.
Augustine’s Church, Quispamsis - Fridays.
Please call 849-7266, email kv3c@nb.aibn.com or visit www.
kv3c.ca for more information. 210

Kennebecasis Valley Food Basket

The Annual General Meeting of the Directors of the
Kennebecasis Valley Food Basket Inc. will be held Monday, May
16th at 7:30pm at St. Augustine’s Church, located at the corner of
Pettingill Road and Quispamsis Road in Quispamsis. The public
is cordially invited and encouraged to attend. 221

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 IODE Card PartIES
IODE Duke of Rothesay Chapter card party will
be held on Monday, June 6th. Cards from 7:00-
9:00pm, lunch and prizes from 9:00-10:00pm at
Parkland Valley Jubilee Hall. Come and join us
for some fun. For tickets call Heather Mabey 847-
5796. Tickets are $10/person. 225

KENNEBECASIS SENIORS CITIZENS CLUB

The Kennebecasis Seniors Club meets on Tuesdays from 1:30-
4:00pm at St. David’s United Church in Rothesay. A short
business meeting followed by Bridge, 45’s, Cribbage and lunch.
For more information call 848-0895. 212

Reminder: Gospel concert fundraiser

There will be a Gospel Concert in support of the Saint John
Baptist Hospital Chaplaincy at Kennebecasis Baptist Church
(383 Hampton Road, Quispamsis) on Friday, May 13th at
7:30pm. Light refreshments will be served. A freewill offering
will be received for the ministry of the Chaplaincy. 231

Local Teens “Give” Back

“The Exemptions” is a music band of 4 teens (ages 14-16) that
regularly perform for their community. They will be performing
a concert on Saturday, May 28th at 7:00pm at KVHS with
proceeds going to “The Give 2011” to raise funds for Stem Cell
Therapy.
Referred to as a “Great voice” by drummer Chuck Comeau of
Simple Plan, we hope you will come out to this worthwhile event
while enjoying their own original music as well as cover songs
featuring Katy Perry, Simple Plan, Taylor Swift, and Marianas
Trench to name a few. The $5 tickets are available in advance
(849-4220) or at the door. 222

Quispamsis Mulch Sale

Quispamsis United Church Annual Spring
Mulch Sale will be held on Friday, May 13th
and 14th at 372 Hampton Road. $40/yard
(tax incl.). Free delivery to KV Valley. Saint
John and Hampton area is $5/yard delivery
fee. Order by calling 847-4924 or email quc@
nb.aibn.com 412

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KV wins Provincial pee wee C hockey
championship
The Kennebecasis Valley Canadians won the Bell Aliant
Provincial Pee Wee C hockey championship, on Sunday, March
27th at the Saint-Jacques Palladium.
In the final game, the Canadians beat the Saint-Arthur–Val-
d’Amour Avalanche, 4-1. The new champions had an excellent
preliminary round with two wins and two ties. The Avalanche
qualified for the finals with a record of 2-1-1.
Other participants were the Edmundston RLM Super Seamless
Prédateurs (third), the Kent Center Capitals (fourth) and the
Haut-Madawaska Panthers (fifth).
The picture shows the Kennebecasis Valley Canadians,
champions of the Bell Aliant Provincial pee wee C hockey
tournament.

From L to R; lying down, Katie Northrup (goalie) and John

Farrell (forward). Second row: Alec Thorne (defense), Justin
Giggy (defense) and Maggie Jones (forward). Standing: John
Keating (assistant coach), Eric Farrell (assistant coach), Sean
Trecartin (forward), Ryan Marino (forward), Lexie Keating
(defense), Jamie Walls (assistant coach), Abby Blaney (defense),
Laura Carson (forward), Michael Jodrie (forward), Lukus Kantor
(Defense), Justin Scott (forward), Dwight Northrup (head
coach), Katelyn Hamilton (forward), Yves Albert (vice president
for District 1 minor hockey) and Wesley Walls (defense). 224

ST. JAMES THE LESS ACW

The St. James the Less ACW meets for
quilting every Thursday from 1:00-
4:00pm. For more information contact
847-3268. 211

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 KVHS Safe Grad 2011
KVHS Safe Grad 2011 is hosting both girls and boys’ rugby
games on Saturday, May 14th at the Usher Miller field at KVHS.
KVHS vs Rothesay High. The games alone will prove to be an
event, but also there will be an outdoor ZUMBA class, BBQ,
50/50, face painting. All to take place between the hours of
10:00am–3:00pm as follows. 10:00 am Zumba class $2, Rugby
Mayhem, field entrance fee $3 for students, $5 adults (admission
to both games), 11:00 am girls KV vs Rothesay, 1:00 pm boys KV
vs Rothesay.
What is Safe Grad? Safe Grad at KV typically is a party provided
for the grads. A safe, sober celebration following the graduation
ceremony. The grads are bussed from the ceremony to the
school and are here ‘til 6:00am having a great time with their
fellow class mates. They eat, dance, play games, silent auction,
casino, very popular blow up games, dj etc. all in a safe, sober
environment.
The grads of KV 2011 thank you for your continued support!
So come out and support KVHS Safe Grad! Proceeds from the
event will be shared with Safe Grad and the Usher Miller field
maintenance fund. See you at the field! 220

KOC CRIB
The Knights of Columbus Council #6766, is
hosting Cribbage Games every Thursday at
7:30pm. Admission $5.00 for eight games.
Have fun, meet new friends, win prizes.
To be held at Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Church, lower hall on Gondola Point Road,
Rothesay. Enter via the back door on the
right. 208

KV Old Boys
The KV Old Boys will be at the following locations, April-
October (incl.), 9:30am-1:00pm, for the convenience of
residence who may wish to donate redeemable containers to
charity.
The first Saturday of each month at the Hampton Pharmasave
parking lot; second Saturday of each month at the Petro-Canada
Service Station parking lot in Wells; and the third Saturday of
each month at the State Farm Insurance (next to Vito’s) parking
lot in Rothesay. 417

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Seawolves to host Illinois Blue Boys
The UNB Saint John Seawolves will be hosting the Illinois Blue
Boys of the USA (in the area between St. Louis, Chicago and
the Kentucky border) May 20th-22nd. We are planning on Friday
the 20th, a Seaside BBQ for the team at the Irving Nature Park
as they have never been to the Atlantic coast or Canada. We are
also planning a meet and greet with the coaches on our campus.
They also wish to see our beautiful, historic Uptown. We are
going to use four downs with Canadian Rules and our own
country’s footballs and playing at the Canada games Stadium at
UNB Saint John. 631

Excavating the Treasure of

Change Workshop
We crave it, sometime count it outright , and then fiercely resist
when it’s close at hand: if change is the pulse of life, why do
we want things to stay the same? What part does habit play in
seeking stability? When do routines work against our own good?
And what does the research have to say about this paradox?
This workshop taking place on Wednesday, May 18th will look
at how we can mine the past for experiences of change to help
face the present (let alone the future) with more openness,
curiosity, and courage. A sampling of techniques and resources
will be offered for treating flux as the rich resource it may be for
individuals as well as groups and organizations. The facilitator of
this workshop will be Gail Taylor
All Education Programs are sponsored by the United Way of
Greater Saint John.
The Workshop will take place at the Saint John Volunteer
Centre, 66 Waterloo Street, Training Room Suite 224 from
12noon to 1:00pm. To pre register call 506-658-1555 or email
training@nb.aibn.com. Registration is from 11:30 to 11:50am.
$15/person.
Failure to notify of cancellation two days prior to Workshop
will result in the fee being invoiced. Prior to registration please
advise if you have any mobility restrictions. Bring your lunch;
coffee/tea provided. 616

Reminder: Play cards for hospice

The Friends of Hospice are holding a ‘Play Cards for Hospice’
Luncheon on Thursday, May 19th from 12:00noon-4:00pm at
St. David’s United Church in Rothesay. Cost for the event is $12/
person.
For tickets please contact Betty Bowes at 648-9595. 630

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 Reminder: Camp Glenburn fundraiser
The Saint John YM-YWCA Camp Glenburn Alumni presents,
a “Night at the Disco” on Saturday, May 14th at the Marco Polo
Cruise Ship Terminal in Saint John from 8:00pm-12:00mid-
night.
All money raised will go towards building a rock climbing wall
and other improvements to the Camp Glenburn Adventure
Program. Interested donors can contact the Saint John YM-
YWCA at 634-7720 or find our Glenburn Alumni page on
Facebook. 622

Camping for Bobbie’s Kids

With the nice weather coming, most of us are
cleaning out our basements and garage’s. The
Rotary Club’s of Rothesay-Kings and Saint
John will be collecting gently used camping
gear for The Joshua Group. Locations will be at
the Atlantic Superstore both in Rothesay and
Rothesay Avenue in Saint John. This event will
be held on Saturday, May 14th from 8:30 a.m. till noon.
Items collected will be Tents, Sleeping Bags, Camp Stoves and
Heaters, lanterns, flashlights, fishing rods & tackle, first aid kits,
cooking utensils, pots and pans, coolers, canoes and life jackets.
Let’s make it a great summer! “If it’s not good enough for your
kids, it’s not good enough for Bobbie’s.” 204

Peninsula Heritage Meeting

Members and friends of Peninsula Heritage Inc. are invited
to meet at the Kingston Farmers Market on the evening of
Thursday, May 19th, where we will celebrate with member Sue
White as she launches her new book “The Day Mrs. Montague
Cried”. In conjunction with the 2011 Atlantic Book Festival and
Awards Events, Sue will be greeting guests by 7:00pm. With a
reading from her book around 7:45pm. Peninsula Heritage will
be assisting in the reception for this public event and encourage
our community to come and join us in congratulating Sue in her
first publication! 405

Reminder: Kid Fair in Saint John

The 3 Annual Saint John Kid Fair is happening on Saturday,
rd

May 14th from 10:00am-4:00pm. This free family event will be

at The Saint John Trade and Convention Centre and the Market
Square Atrium. Join us as we kick off summer with the Fit and
Fun Centre, Lego corner, crafts, face painting. 627

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Simonds high alumni dance
Simonds High School Alumni is having a spring alumni dance.
Classes from all years are invited. The dance will be held in the
school cafeteria on Saturday, May 14th, from 8:00pm-1:00am.
Tickets are $10 per person and may be purchased at On The Vine
(Hickey Road), Champlain Heights Irving or the Simonds High
School office. So come on out and reconnect with old friends
and make new ones while enjoying a great night of dancing and
supporting your school. 609

SJ ‘Y’ Annual Meeting

The Saint John Y will be hosting its Annual General Meeting
on Thursday, May 18th. The meeting will be held at 12:00noon
at the Glenn Carpenter Centre located at 730 Foster Thurston
Road. The public is invited to attend. Please RSVP to Elaine
MacDonald at 634-4937. 634
Reminder:
local TENOR TO PERFORM IN ITALY
Saint John native Owen McCausland is currently finishing his
third year of a vocal performance degree at Dalhousie University
who will be in Sulmona, Italy for June & July. Owen will be
presenting a fundraising concert at Portland United Church on
Wednesday, May 11th at 7:30pm. Tickets are $15/adults, $10/
students and the evening will feature opera and art song by
Schubert, Britten, Poulenc, Verdi, Mozart and more. Owen will
be joined by New Brunswick pianist Julien Le Blanc and Owen’s
voice professor Marcia Swanston, mezzo-soprano. 637
SEXUAL ABUSE SURVIVORS SUPPORT
The Saint John support group for Adult Survivors of Childhood
Sexual Abuse (anonymity respected) meets on Saturdays
from11:30am-12:30noon and Tuesdays from 6:30-7:30pm at
the Community Health Centre (130 Bayard Drive, next to St.
Joseph’s Hospital). We define this abuse as a sexual encounter
initiated by a family member or extended family member that
damaged the child. By ‘extended family’ we mean an aunt, uncle,
in-law, step-parent, cousin, friend of the family, teacher, coach,
another child, clergy or anyone that betrayed the child’s trust.
For more information please call Ron McCann at 650-9985
or email braveandstrong95@yahoo.ca; or Elsie McGraw at
mcgrame@nb.sympatico.ca. 614

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 Walk for guide dogs
Want to help change the lives of Canadians with disabilities? By
participating in the Purina Walk for Dog Guides on Sunday,
May 29th at Hampton Community Centre you can help provide
Dog Guides to people who need them in your community.
Registration will open at 12:00nooon and the Walk will begin
at 1:00p.m. There is no registration fee and 100% of the funds
raised will go towards providing Dog Guides at no cost to
Canadians with disabilities.
Since 1983, Lions Foundation of Canada has provided specially
trained Dog Guides at no cost to people of all ages from coast
to coast. Each Dog Guide costs approximately $20,000 to raise
and train yet they are provided at no cost to qualified applicants.
Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides does not receive any
government funding and relies on the support of fundraising
events and donations from service clubs, corporations,
foundations, individuals across the country to continue its
success.
The Foundation trains five different types of Dog Guides:
Canine Vision Dog Guides – for people who are blind or visually
impaired; Hearing Ear Dog Guides – for people who are deaf or
hard of hearing; Special Skills Dog Guides – for people with a
medical or physical disability; Seizure Response Dog Guides –
for people with epilepsy; Autism Assistance Dog Guides – for
children with autism
The Purina Walk for Dog Guides is a national event that is held
in over 200 communities across Canada. For more information
please visit www.purinawalkfordogguides.com. 838

Reminder: Salmon supper

St. Augustine’s Church, situated at the corner of the Quispamsis
and Pettingill Roads, invites everyone out for a wonderful meal
as they host their annual Salmon supper on Saturday, May 14th.
The meal is at 4:30pm and 6:00pm. Call the church office (849-
8464) for your tickets, today. 414

SJ-KENNEBECASIS VALLEY NEWCOMERS

If you are a woman new to this area and would like to join
this national organization, e-mail us at sjkvnewcomersclub@
gmail.com. For more information go to our blog at www.
sjkvnewcomers.blogspot.com.
We get together for monthly lunches and coffees, book club,
weekly Bridge, Mahjong, walking, Moms & Tots along with
other interest groups and social
get-togethers. Get in touch …
meet other “newcomers” to the
greater Saint John area. 600

ANTI-BULLYING
SUPPORT
A youth-created Anti-Bullying
Website toll-free line for youth,
parents, and the general public
can be accessed 24/7, 365 days
a year by anyone in Canada.
Anyone may access the (new)
toll-free number at: (877) 352-
4497. 803

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TOPS IS ON THE MOVE
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), the affordable, non-profit,
non-commercial, oldest weight loss support group is growing
again; with 25 chapters throughout southern New Brunswick
- Silver Falls United Church, Loch Lomond Road, meets on
Thursday mornings, with weigh in at 9:30 and meeting begins at
10:00am and at Carleton Kirk Church, Duke Street, Saint John
West - Monday evenings, with weigh in at 6:00 and meeting
begins at 6:30pm.
For further information about other TOPS meetings, or more
information on these new chapters, please call Donna or John
Buckley, Area Captains at 849-0550. 629

Knights of columbus Lobster Supper

The Knights of Columbus Council 6766 are holding the annual
lobster supper on Sunday, May 29th at 5:30pm at Our Lady of
Perpetual Help church hall on Gondola Point Road in Rothesay.
125 tickets will be sold at $25/each. For more information and
tickets contact Norm LeBlanc at 849-2825 or Joe Robichaud at
847-4156. 219
Roast Beef Supper
On Sunday, May 29th at 3:30 - 6:00pm, the Markhamville roast
beef country supper with crumble for desert will be at the
Markhamville lodge. Proceeds to Knox united church. $10/
Adults and $4/Children. 828

ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

The Saint John Chapter No 14, Order of the Eastern Star,
BRADLEY LAKE COMMUNITY CENTRE hold their meetings on the second Wednesday of each month
The Bradley Lake Community Centre can accommodate up to (September-June), at the Masonic Temple, 92 Germain Street,
150 people is available to rent for weddings, receptions, birthday Saint John. We extend an invitation to all Eastern Star members
parties (includes a large kitchen). who may have recently moved to the Greater Saint John area to
For more information or to make a booking for an event please attend our meetings.
call 847-8442 or 847-7170. 216 For more information you may call 847-1283, or 652-4647. 605

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Blessing of the bikes - contact Tina at 648-6885. 807
Annual Biker’s Breakfast and Blessing of the Bikes will be held
on Saturday May 28th, at 9:00am at the Church of the Good
Shepherd, Manawagonish at the head of Catherwood. Donations
basket. All bikers and those who love motorcycles are welcome.
Rev. Chris McMullen 814
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Sj free public library news
1 Market Square, Saint John 643-7220,
Children’s Department 643-7239
Preschool Story time: Wednesdays and
Saturdays from 10:30-11:00am. For
ages 3-5. Theme based stories, songs,
fingerplays and lots of crayons too!
Younger children welcome with an adult.
Young Volunteers: Wednesdays from 4:00-5:00pm. Help with
library programs and other library activities for one hour per
week after school. Call 643-7237 for more information.
Chess: Beginner to expert for kids of all ages in the Teen Zone
on Saturdays at 2:00pm.
Newcomers’ Coffee Hour: Tuesdays from 2:00-3:00pm. Make
new friends and practice your English in a comfortable social
setting. Everyone welcome and no pre-registration is necessary.
Call 643-7237 for more info.
Coffee, Conversation, This & That: Thursdays from 2:30-
3:30pm. Join us every week for a social hour; meet old friends
and make new friends. Light refreshments served. Call 643-
7236 for more information.
Family Drop-in: Available anytime the library is open. 602
LOOK GOOD, FEEL BETTER WORKSHOPS
Helping women with cancer - Look Good Feel Better free
workshops help women deal with the appearance-related side-
effects of their illness. Find support - lift your spirits - gain
confidence!
Join us in Saint John the 3rd Monday of every month from 1:30-
3:30 in the Oncology Conference room. Registration required
SINGLES & FRIENDS NEWS
Volleyball continues on Wednesday evenings at Rothesay Park
Middle School, 8:00-10:00pm at cost of $3; and Breakfast for
Singles at Holly’s Restaurant in Hampton
Mall on Sundays at 10:00am.
If you would like some more info about the
purpose of our group, membership or on any
of the above please email singles696-1914@
live.ca or phone 696-1914 for recorded info
and feel free to leave a message to have
someone call you. 819
ARL Radio Bingo
Every Wednesday
from 8:00-9:00pm
you are invited to
play Radio Bingo
on Country 94
CHSJ in support
of the Animal
Rescue League -
Jackpot $3,500, plus Cookie Jar plus many
other great prizes! Bingo Books ($5) are
available by calling 642-0920.
Thank you for supporting your animal
shelter! 836
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION #62
1356 Rte 845, Clifton Royal NB, E5S 2B9, Phone
763-2009
Mondays - Legion meeting the first Monday of
each month, new members welcomed (anyone
may become a member), membership not a
requirement to be a volunteer.
Sundays - 7:30pm, Cribbage. For more
information contact Joe Stack at 763-2959.
Peninsula Pearls meet the 2nd & 4th Monday of
each month at 12:00noon for lunch. New members welcomed -
if interested call Claudia Small 763-2587.
To reserve the Hall call Doreen Stack at 763-2959 and/or
Meaghan Hickey at 763-2665, or e-mail meg.hickey.hare@live.
com. 406

Giant Community Yard Sale

The Giant Community Yard Sale will be held
on Saturday, May 21st from 9:00am-1:00pm at
the little church at the Hammond River Bridge
(2 Hammond River Road across from the
Hammond River Country Café.)
Book a table to sell your goods $5 for a table.
Reserve now. Only 30 tables available. Will
be held rain or shine. Outdoors if weather is
good; indoors if it’s raining.
Sponsored by Holy Trinity Anglican Church.
Contact: Peter LeBlanc at 847-3483 or at For further information, contact Paula at 693-8587. We are
petedajo@rogers.com 407
CITY MARKET SENIOR’S CENTRE
Meals: Monday thru Friday (except holidays) 11:30am-12:30pm.
Our meals are open to the public at a cost of $6.00 for a complete
healthy meal - it is the best deal in town: Monday - ground beef;
Tuesday - turkey; Wednesday - ham & potato scallop; Thursday
- chicken; Friday - fish. When Monday is a holiday, we offer
Ground Beef on Tuesday, and the menu remains as posted for
the rest of the week.
Bingo: Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays 1:30-2:30 pm.
Cards(45’s): Wednesday evenings at 7:30pm.
accessible by elevator. 607

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 SJRHF Cheque Presentation
Cheque presentation of $5,000 for the Saint John Regional
Hospital Foundation’s campaign, The Give 2011 for Stem Cell
Therapy on behalf of TD Commercial Banking.

L to R: Director of SJRHF; Victoria Clarke, The Give 2011

Campaign Chair; Steve Titus of Bell Aliant, Area Manager;
Bruce Phillips of TD Commercial Banking, Past SJRHF Board
of Directors; Derek Oland, Executive Chairman of Moosehead
Breweries Ltd, The Give 2010 Campaign Chair and Secretary
for SJRHF Board of Directors; Patrick Oland, Vice- President of
Finance, Moosehead Breweries Ltd.
The Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation would like to
extend a special thanks to their campaign’s corporate sponsors
and volunteers. Together we will bring New Brunswick’s cancer
patients home. 615

SAINT JOHN TOASTMASTERS

The Saint John Toastmasters meet every Monday evening,
8:00pm, at Trinity Anglican Church (115 Charlotte St, Saint
John). Learn public speaking and leadership skills in a
supportive environment using a proven self-paced program.
Guests welcome any time.
Call 693-2019 for more information; saintjohn.freetoasthost.
org. 606
Spring luncheon & cards
Saint David’s United Church Women’s group, Rothesay is
hosting a Spring Luncheon Bridge/Card Party on Wednesday,
May 25th from 12:30-4:30pm at 7 Gondola Point Rd. Call the
church office, 847-7137 Mon - Fri. 8:30 - 1:30 to reserve your
table. Cost is $10 per person, payable at the door. Door prizes
will also be drawn. 232

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Flea Market
There will be a flea market at the Bradley Lake Community
Centre on Saturday, May 28th from 9:00am-1:00pm. Tables are
$5 each. For more information or to book a table call 847-8442.
408

scotiabank Donation of deibrillator

H.O.P.E. Centre in Saint John, NB receiving their donated
Automated External Defibrillator through the Heart and Stroke
Foundation of New Brunswick’s Restart a Heart – Restart a Life
Campaign. The money was raised by the local Scotiabank and
donated to the Restart a Heart-Restart a Life Campaign to place
this AED. 620
PASAGE SAINT JOHN INC
PASAGE Saint John Inc. supports adolescents and children
in making responsible choices regarding substance abuse and
addiction by providing up-to-date information and education.
We provide support to and work with parents, educators
and other community agencies in promoting awareness and
preventing adolescent addictions.
Please call 642-4035 for more information. 612

RCL #53 JERVIS BAY

1016 Bayside Drive Dr E
Sundays – 1:00pm, 25cent Bingo, 50/50 draw &
canteen.
Mondays - 7:30pm, Cribbage.
Thursdays – 7:00pm, 25cent Bingo, 50/50 draw &
canteen
H.O.P.E. Center- Tracie Dyker & Father Bill Elliott (H.O.P.E. Saturdays – 2:00pm, Mixed Money Darts.
Center), Kelly Langille & Ann James (Scotiabank) For more info on other activities at the Jervis Bay Legion please
call 633-0092. 611

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 Reminder: Y’s Men’s Golf Tournament
The 23rd Annual Y’s Men’s Golf Tournament
will be hosted at the Westfield Golf and
Country Club on Thursday, June 2nd. It is a
sure to be another successful event in support
of children in our community. Funds raised at
the tournament will provide opportunities for
youth to experience a week of overnight camp
at the Y’s Camp Glenburn.
The four person scramble format gets
underway at 1:00pm. The registration fee is $125/person which
includes a power cart and the famous Y’s Men’s Chicken Dinner.
Individuals or foursomes are welcome to participate. For
additional information or to register contact Keith Doiron at
639-7148 (cell) or 738-8989(home). 639

FUNDY SPECIAL OLYMPICS

Bowling is offered in two places, and you can go to one or both
the KV lanes on Sundays from 7:00-9:00pm; or whenever we
finish three strings at the Bowlarama (West Saint John) on
Mondays 4:00-6:00pm. The cost is $4.00 for three strings.
Floor Hockey for KV area at the Lakeview Elementary School
on the Pettingill Road, off of Kensington Street on Tuesday
nights at 7:00pm.
Saint John Floor hockey will be at the Carleton Community
Center at 8:00pm on Tuesdays, coached by Ed Lutes and Jeff
Cormier. Basket Ball will also be offered here on Saturday
afternoons and swimming is offered Thursdays 6:30 to 8:30,
Saint John High School.
Contact Wayne Crandall 847-7860, Ann Waddell 763-2257,
Linda Walsh 849-6612 or Jeff Cormier at 674-9888. 820

MATURE PROFESSIONALS NETWORK IN SJ

“Mature Professionals Network (MPN) a social networking
organization for single adults over the age of 40 has been
launched in Saint John. MPN offers a forum to meet and
exchange ideas, develop friendships and share common
interests. They have a Meet and Greet Social every Friday
night, 5:30-7:30pm at the Chateau Saint John, on Rockland
Road. You will be warmly welcomed by a MPNSJ greeter
who will introduce you to other members. A group of
them also go out to dinner after the Meet and Greet. They
have already participated in several different activities and
are looking forward to a lot more interesting things to do
through the seasons.
We hope you can find time to join us.” 831

CRISIS LINES AVAILABLE

Crisis lines are available to victims of crime and the general
public: Sexual Assault Crisis Line (call collect) 1-506-454-
0437 - an answering service will take your call and a crisis
counselor will call you back; CHIMO - Inuit word for
friendship open 24/7 everyday and holidays - listening
and resources for all types of life problems - 1-800-667-
5005; Mobile Mental Health Crisis Line - 1-888-811-3664.
The Saint John Regional Hospital has a Sexual Assault
Crisis Nurse on call 24/7. 824

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PARENTS GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP
Healing and Hope for your broken heart ... if you have suffered
the loss of a precious son or daughter. The parents support group
meets at Family Plus Life Solutions, 199 Chesley Drive, 2nd Floor,
the last Wednesday of each month at 7:00pm.
For more information call 634-8295. 832

PARKINSON SUPPORT GROUPS IN NB

Parkinson Society Maritime Region now
has seven chapters/support groups in New
Brunswick. “You are not alone”. ILLEGAL DUMP HOTLINE
To find the one nearest you call 1-800-663- Illegal dumps have no boundaries. In New Brunswick they can
2468. 833 be found along public roads, near streams, on private property,
along railroad lines, and other out-of-the-way places. Illegal
dumping is misplaced solid waste and raises concerns over
safety, property values and quality of life. It is also referred to as
‘open dumping’, ‘fly dumping’, ‘midnight dumping’, and ‘wildcat
IRISH MUSIC NIGHT dumping’, because materials are often dumped in open areas,
Are you interested in Irish traditional music? Comhaltas from vehicles and, at times - late at night.
Ceoltoiri Eireann (just say “COAL-tis”) is an international An examination of the literature suggests economics and
nonprofit group dedicated to the preservation of Irish music and low risk are factors affecting decisions to illegally dump. More
culture. The Saint John branch meets every Tuesday, 7:00pm specifically, research indicates those who illegally dump do so
at O’Leary’s Pub (46 Princess St., Saint John) to play Irish because they: Lack a sense of ownership; Believe someone else
traditional music, sing songs, and generally have a good time. will clean up what they have disposed of; Lack public awareness
Do you play a traditional acoustic instrument? Bring it along! about the health and environmental risks.
Musicians of all levels are welcome. Don’t play an instrument? If you are aware of an illegal dump site, please contact the “Illegal
No problem! Everyone’s welcome to join in the fun. See you Dump Hotline”, or use another avenue, should you prefer, being
there! sure to provide sufficient information as to location: Toll-Free
Our website is www.comhaltas.ca and the main Comhaltas 1-877-777-4218; Fax (506) 847-1369; E-mail report@nbnet.
website is www.comhaltas.ie. 802 nb.ca. 827

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 QUISPAMSIS COMMUNITY SERVICES
DEPARTMENT
Did you know that the Search Institute has identified Responsibility
as one of the 40 building blocks of healthy development that help
young people grow up healthy, caring and responsible? Visit
www.search-institute.org/assets for more information on the 40
Developmental Assets.
Town-Wide Yard Sale: Participate in the popular annual
Quispamsis Town-Wide Yard Sale on Saturday, May 28th from
8:30am to 1:00pm. Rain or shine. Maps are available on our
website www.quispamsis.ca and at the Kennebecasis Valley’s
Sobeys, Super Store and Co-Op beginning on May 20th.
Swimming: Improve your child’s swimming & water safety
skills by enrolling them in our Red Cross Swim Program. The
10-level program will be offered in four 2-week sessions at the
qplex. Pre-school and adult classes are also available. Half-hour
lessons will be held Monday through Friday, excluding holidays.
Advanced courses are also available through a partnership with
the New Brunswick Lifesaving Society. Included are Bronze Star,
Bronze Medallion, and Bronze Cross. Please visit our website for
more information.
Rick Hansen Medal Relay: The Rick Hansen 25th Anniversary
Relay will be an exciting and inspiring journey that begins on
August 24, 2011 in Cape Spear, NL and concludes in Vancouver,
BC on May 22, 2012. 7,000 Medal-Bearers will pass the singular
Rick Hansen Medal to each other in 250 meter segments, as
the Relay weaves its way across the country. Those that have
the honour of carrying the Rick Hansen Medal will have
demonstrated Rick’s values of courage, determination and
teamwork. All of our Medal-Bearers will be Difference Makers.
For more information or to enter to walk, run, or wheel in the
Rick Hansen Relay visit: http://www.rickhansenrelay.com/en/
Canadian Tire Jump Start: The CTJS program is focused on
helping young people to increase their physical activity levels.
The Town of Quispamsis is pleased to be a member of the
Greater Saint John Canadian Tire Jump Start Chapter and twice
a year (May and September) allocates funds to assist children in
need to register for sport or recreation programs.
The Town of Quispamsis needs your help in assisting young
people in our community who wish to participate in sport
and recreational activities but who do not have the means to
do so. The process is easy and will be done in the strictest of
confidence. The referring school, community group, parent, etc
should contact the person listed below. The Town representative
will then submit the information to the local Chapter at their
semi-annual meetings. For questions or to make a referral please
contact Megan Lucas 849-5773 or mlucas@quispamsis.ca.
UPCOMING: Some additional items for your calendar…
May 30th - Beach Volleyball League begins
June 24th - 1st Movie in the Park of the season
June 25th - Beaches Open
July 1st Canada Day Festivities – plan to host a community
activity booth, register by June 3rd
qplex: For information on the Quispamsis qplex please visit
our website www.quispamsis.ca.
Q-mail: If you would like to be added to our email list please
email mlucas@quispamsis.ca. Once added to the list you will
receive emails about upcoming special events and programs.
Calendar of Events: On our website is a user-friendly
webcalendar, an interaction opportunity for local community
groups, etc. Please feel welcome in posting your upcoming event
on this Calendar of Events page. 201
For additional information on future programs, registration
forms, special events and facility bookings please visit our
website or drop us a line @ 849-5778.
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SJ MULTICULTURAL & NEWCOMERS CENTRE
New students and volunteers are welcome at the Saint John
Multicultural and Newcomers Resource Center’s English
conversational classes. English classes are held on the 3rd and 4th
floors of the City Market at the following times: Tuesdays from
4:30-6:00 and Wednesdays & Thursdays from 10:30-12:00noon
and 4:30-6:00pm. Classes are also offered at Rothesay High
School in room 115 on Mondays & Tuesdays from 6:30-8:00pm.
Classes are held in Quispamsis at St. Mark’s Catholic Church
on Mondays from 10:30am-12:00noon. These classes provide a
comfortable, informal setting for people to practice and develop
their English skills. Participants have an opportunity to carry on
discussions and meet new people from a wide range of cultures.
The center welcomes new students and volunteers to join our
growing groups.
The SJMNRC Employment Centre provides assistance for
newcomers interested in working SJ and the surrounding
community. Contact Mary Stack at 642-6464 or Mary.Stack@
sjmnrc.ca for more information.
Summer Camp: Are you in middle or high school and would
like to have some fun this summer at summer camp? Contact
Erin Brolley, erin.brolley@sjmnrc.ca to set up an appointment
and register ASP. Registration is limited.
Lunch en Français: Would you like an opportunity to practice
speaking French? Every Friday from 12:00noon until 1:00pm
we will host a French lunch at a local restaurant. If you are
interested in attending please contact André Tedika at 642-7265
or 653-8262 or andre.tedika@sjmnrc.ca. 608

MARCO POLO QUILTERS’ GUILD

Join us at St. Columba, Managwagonish Road first Wednesday
of every month from 7:00-9:00pm and every Thursday from
10:00am-2:00pm. Come and enjoy the fellowship of quilting.
Bring a friend, enjoy the programs learn a most enjoyable and
time-honoured skill.
For further information contact: Sandra Betts 672-4636,
sgbetts@nbnet.nb.ca; or Norah Sullivan-O’Toole 674-1639,
norahsullivan@hotmail.com. 613

VON FOOT CLINIC IN QUISPAMSIS

VON Foot Clinics in Quispamsis are held at St.
Mark’s Church (Pettingill Road) every Wednesday.
For more information/appointments please call the
VON Office at 635-1530. 209

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 10 years olds help Mind Care
With the Tim Horton’s World 3 on 3 Street Hockey Championship
getting closer and closer, the 10 year olds from the KV Legends
were starting to practice. With their sticks in hand, gear on and
ready to play; the only thing missing were their jerseys. With a
corporate donation from Darren Bishop of Bishop’s Windows
and Doors Ltd in Rothesay, NB, the kids still fell short from their
target to pay for their jerseys.
This is when a brilliant idea came in from one of the players, to
do a bottle drive and raise enough money to pay for the jerseys
and donate the remainder of the money to Mind Care. So the
following Saturday morning, the KV Legends began at 10 am
and finished early lunchtime, running from house to house
collecting cash and bottle donations. With the kind generosity
of their community, the kids managed to raise an impressive
$522.50. After paying the remaining money for the jerseys, the
KV Legends are donating the extra $300.00 to Mind Care.
A big thank you to members of KV Legends: Alex Graham,
Andrew Bishop, Matthew Hallett, Nathan Fearn, Craig Hooper,
Jacob Cropley, Jacob Demmons, Evan Kilpatrick, Jared Ross and
Ken Daley. Also a big thank you to the big brothers helping the
day of the bottle drive Josh Cropley, Lucas Hallett and Justin
Demmons.

Front: Jacob Demmons, Matthew Hallett

Middle: Justin Demmons, Lucas Hallett, Josh Cropley, Nathan
Fearn, Evan Kilpatrick, Ken Daley
Back: Alex Graham, Jared Ross, Andrew Bishop; Missing Craig
Hooper (away for hockey). 228
KV WESLEYAN - FITNESS CLASSES
Ladies Community Fitness classes are held Monday-Friday
from 8:45-9:45am at Kings Valley Wesleyan. 215

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Protect Your Bike From Theft
It can take less than 30 seconds for someone to steal a bike in
broad daylight. Allstate Insurance Company of Canada wants
to ensure that Canadian cyclists are doing enough to protect
their bikes. While bike locks are a theft deterrent, they are not
theft proof. Between bolt cutters and hacksaws, it doesn’t take
long for an ill-willed person to pick out a bike, break through
the lock and ride away with it. A good quality bicycle lock is
something every bike owner should absolutely invest in. But
what else can be done?
May is Bicycle Safety Month in Canada. To guarantee
Canadians protect what they have today and to better prepare
for tomorrow, Allstate Canada offers important advice that
every cyclist should know:
-Insured or not, you must have records of the manufacturer’s
name and the model and serial numbers of your bicycle. If KV Old Boys
your bike is stolen, you will need this information in order to The snow hadn’t completely melted when the KV Old Boys
file a police report or insurance claim. It also helps to have a could be found with tools in hand. In the above picture three
picture of you with your bike as proof of ownership. members of the group are seen building a ramp for a young mad
who was returning to his home from the Stan Cassidy Centre in
-Personalizing your bike can also act as a theft-deterrent. This
Fredericton. 223
makes it more difficult for thieves to resell it. Removing name
brand decals or placing stickers or decals on your bike makes SPCA
it unique and adds your own personal touch. The animals at the SPCA Animal Rescue need forever homes.
-Make it impossible for a thief to ride away with your bike by But until they find that special place, they just need your help!
removing the seat or the front wheel and take these parts with Be a part of the Critters in Crisis lottery, where you could win
you when you lock your bike in a public place. It only takes a up to 25-thousand dollars! Tickets are $20/each or $50 for
few moments and makes your bike undesirable to thieves. three! Get yours online at crittersincrisis.eventbrite.com, or stop
To learn more about bike safety and other ways to protect by the SPCA Animal Rescue, 134 Taylor Avenue. Draw date
your bike from theft, visit goodhandsadvice.ca. 921 is Saturday, June 25th. The critters in Crisis lottery, where the
REAL winners, are the animals. 822

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Walk for ALS
The Annual Walk For ALS will be held on Saturday, June 11th at
the Boardwalk, Market Square. Registration will be at 12:00noon
and the walk at 1:00pm. Come join us for a fun filled afternoon
including music, food, silent auction, and a team challenge
contest. Everyone welcome. Come and bring a friend or form a
team for this great cause.
For information call 738-9118. Pledge sheets available on line
at www.walkforals.ca. 840
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Choosing the Right Summer Camp
Summer may seem far away but it is not too early to begin thinking
about how your child is going to fill their day once school is out.
Summer Camps provide children with an opportunity for fun
and adventure, to participate in some of their favorite activities
or perhaps try something new. Whether it is day or residential
camping, children can participate in an array of experiences that
are sure to create memories that will last a lifetime. While life
long friendships are formed, parents can be happy knowing that
through these camp experiences children are participating in
social and physical activities, mastering new skills and gaining
self confidence. With a variety of options, it is important to find
the camp that is right for your family. Some things to consider
are:
Family Needs: Different camps work for different families.
Does your child require special attention and if so can the camp
accommodate your child? Is your child ready to stay overnight at
camp or is an outdoor day camp a good starting point? Does the
camp have early drop off/late pick up to accommodate working
families? Educational or activity focused? Is transportation
provided?
Staff: These individuals will be caring for your precious person
and need to be carefully selected. Is the Camp Director willing
and able to answer your questions? How long has the camp been
in business and is it a reputable company? What kind of training
does the camp staff have? What is the staff:child ratio?
Programming/Activities: A busy child is a happy child and
there are a variety of camps out there to choose from. Are there
choices to suit your child’s interests – traditional, sports, arts or
outdoors? Are there a variety of activities within the camp? Are
the activities age appropriate?
Facilities: Whether it is day or residential camping, the condition
of the camp and what it has to offer will make an impact on
your child’s week. Is there a sportsfield or indoor gym? Pool or
waterfront? Do the children sleep in tents or cabins? Is a nurse’s
office close by? Is the facility wheelchair accessible?
Dollar Value: Summer Camp does not have to break the bank.
Camps are available in all price ranges, you just need to find the
one that works for you. If you want your child to have the camp
experience but find it does not fit into your budget, inquire with
the Camp Director about camperships to help offset the price or
look into early registration or family discounts. 922
FAIRVALE OUTING
ASSOCIATION
8 River Road, Rothesay
Crib - every Wednesday at 7:30pm. For
information please call Sam Gauvin at
847-8261. Everyone welcome.
Bingo - every Thursday night. Doors
open at 6:00 games start at 6:55pm.
10 regular games, four specials and a
jackpot game. Also early and late games
and building pots (Bonanza, Lucky
7, Pyramid and Treasure Chest). For
information please call Richard at 847-
4163. Canteen services available.
Hall rentals are available for various
types of events/activities. The Hall
is also available for special benefit
functions at no charge. New members
always welcome.
For further information please contact
Margaret at 849-0031. 402
Fundy paddlers
Come out and enjoy 2011 on the
water - check out Fundy Paddlers
Club at fundypaddlersclubinc.com.
Training, tripping and meetings with
fellow paddlers. The Club meets at
7:00pm every second Monday of the month at the Hammond
River Angling Association. 403

CANCER PEER SUPPORT PROGRAM

Did you know that
your donation to the
Canadian Cancer
Society supports our
national one-on-one
telephone peer support program? This program connects you to
cancer survivors or caregivers who most closely resemble your
cancer experience.
To find out more, call us at 1-888-939-3333 Monday through
Friday between 9:00am-6:00pm. 905

Music Is Freedom - Songs For MindCare

Mental Health Awareness Month is observed throughout May
in Canada. It raises awareness about mental illnesses, such as:
depression, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder. It also draws
attention to suicide, which is predominately precipitated by
some mental illness.
On Friday, May 20th a live music performance will take place
at the Bourbon Quarter in support (100%) of MindCare with
musical guests: Ken Tobias, Michael McDonald, Mike Biggar,
Laura McNeil, Jennifer Power Scott, Dennis Ellsworth from
the Haunted Hearts and a VERY rare appearance by Whitney3
(with Gavin Downes and Dann Downes). Call 214-3617 for
reservations. Cover charge is by donation (minimum $5 - too
whatever you can afford to give) Donations to MindCare will be
accepted on site.
For interviews and more info contact Event Organizer Jeff
Liberty at jlibertyartists@aol.com or 506-658-8639 www.
jlartists.com www.youtube.com/whitneythree .
Jeff will also be speaking at MindCare Matters, a MindCare
event at Lily Lake Pavilion on Wednesday, May 18th telling his
own personal story about his battles with Mental Illness.
Contact Christine Levesque at 506-648-6287 and visit www.
mindcare.ca for more information. 621

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 Ham Jam for Camp Pascobac
The Ham Jam Music Festival is a music
and art event that aims to raise funds
for the continued restoration of Camp
Pascobac on the Belleilsle Bay. Ham Jam
will begin at 6:00pm on Friday, June 3rd
and finish on Sunday, June 5th. There are
17 musical acts this year and also a silent
auction with some local works of art and
other sorts of goodies. Tickets include;
Parking, camping space, pig roast (Ham
Jam) and music.
Tickets are $35. Tickets are available at
Backstreet Records in Saint John and by
emailing Alex Quinn at the below email
address. Only 150 Tickets being sold!!! 845

Dieting on a budget
Save money without sacrificing quality by buying less expensive
cuts of meat. Try using a slow cooker. A slow cooking method
for budget cuts in a bit of liquid results in deliciously tender and
flavourful meat. Look for cross rib, top blades or bottom blade
roasts. These also come in boneless but you will pay more. If
you don’t have a slow cooker, use a pot with a cover, cook slowly
covered for 4-5 hours. You can also cook your vegetables in the
same pot, saves on cleaning up.
Chicken is a great source of protein, and the white meat of the
breast is the best, but it will be more expensive. Purchase the
chicken with the bones in and remove the bones and fatty skin
yourself. You can save as much as $1.00 a pound.
Fresh vegetables are the best way to go, but not always the most
economical; frozen veggies have almost as much nutritional
value as fresh vegetables, and are cheaper. You cam also choose
canned veggies, but watch for the sodium content.
We are supposed to have five servings fruits and veggies per
day, and it is expensive to do so. Fresh fruit is sometimes priced
so that you need a bank loan or a 2nd mortgage to buy it. Check
out the sales on canned fruit but once again make sure it is in
its own juice, and not syrup. This will help provide you with the
fruit that you need. Juices are very high in sugar, but make sure
to read your labels.
During the cold winter months, soups and stews are a good
choice of vegetables. You would use half the meat or fish, but still
be getting your needed vegetables. For the meat stews, let the
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KENNEBECASIS PUBLIC LIBRARY
1 Landing Court, Quispamsis, 849-5314, 849-5318 (fax), Email:
kennebpl@gnb.ca.
Hours: Monday, Wednesday,
Friday -10:00am-5:00pm;
Tuesday-Thursday 10:00am-
8:30pm; Saturday 9:30-
5:00pm; Sunday - closed. To
register for any programs, please call 849-5314.
Childrens Programs:
Family Drop-In Table: Our family drop-in centre has weekly
themes and crafts for parents/caregivers and children to enjoy
together.
Toddler Story Time: For children 18 months and still under
three years and their parents/caregivers. Tuesdays from 10:30-
11:00am. Registration is not required.
Three-and-Up Club Story Time: For children three to five years
and their parents/caregivers. Fridays from 10:30-11:00am.
Registration is not required.
Reading Buddies Group: For elementary school aged children
who are learning English as a second language. Saturdays from
10:30-11:30am. This program is a volunteen program. Please
call 849-5314 to register your child. This program runs in
conjunction with the Newcomers Coffee Hour.
Adult Programs:
Newcomers Coffee Hour: Meets every Saturday from 10:30-
11:30am. Make new friends and practice your English in a
comfortable social setting. Everyone welcome. Registration is
required. English speaking volunteers needed. This program
runs in conjunction with the Reading Buddies Program.
Adult Book Club: Meets every third Thursday between 12:00
and 1:00pm. Registration is not required. 404

RCL KENNEBECASIS BRANCH #58

61 Marr Road, Rothesay, NB E2E 5Y8 847-5146
Branch Hours: Monday-Thursday 2:30-
8:00pm; Friday 2:30pm-12:00mid-night;
Saturday 2:00-9:00pm; Sunday 1:30-7:00pm.
Sundays - 10:30am-12:30pm, Sunday Brunch
$6.00/person; 2:00-5:00pm, Rummoli 2:00-
5:00 pm every second Sunday.
Tuesdays - 7:00pm, Executive Committee
meeting the second Tuesday of each month,
with General Meeting following at 8:00pm.
Saturdays - 3:00-6:00pm, Shuffleboard.
Friday, May 20 – Friday night dance, 8:00 –11:00 pm. Live
music by GPS Country Band, $5 per person.
Saturday, May 21 – Yard sale at the Branch. Details will follow.
Veterans-need help?: Veterans in need of assistance with VAC
applications, disabilities, frailty, medical treatment contact
Branch Service Officer - Comrade Norman Gaillard 847-5146.
Serving the Public: Catering - all events within and without -
menus and costs at Br #58; Facilities Rental - two rooms available
for functions and business/private meetings, fee schedule and
reservations available. 206

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 HHS Grad Class of 2011 Reunion
The HHS grad class of 2001 is invited to attend a reunion to
celebrate 10 years since graduation. The event will take place
on Saturday, June 25th, 2011, beginning at 6:30pm with a tour
of the high school to relive memories and to see what is new
in the school. We will continue on to Shiretown Publicans (at
274 Main Street, Hampton, owned by fellow HHS graduate, Ed
Baird) at 7:30pm to enjoy appetizers, drinks and music. The
event is open to all graduates, spouses/partners, and children.
It will be a fun, relaxing and casual atmosphere, and the pub
will have an outdoor patio and music to enjoy for the rest of the
night.
Tickets will be sold at Shiretown Publicans for $20 for
adults, and children under age 10 are free. This price includes
delicious appetizers but alcoholic beverages must be purchased
individually. To ensure accurate numbers, please purchase your
tickets at Shiretown Publicans in advance by June 18th (cash
only; phone 832-1782), or contact Sarah McCully (nee Mercer)
at sarah_mccully9@hotmail.com to reserve a spot if you are out
of town. Your grad class committee has been busy preparing for
this event and we are looking forward to seeing as many grads
as we can! 811

PET BIRD RESCUE

Located at 95 Neck Road, Summerville, “Pet Bird Rescue” is a
non-profit rescue centre for pet birds which have been neglected
or cannot remain in their present home. An effort is made to
find homes for them, or a home will be provided until other
arrangements can be made. For those who are turning in pets -
cage, toys and food must be provided.
For more information please contact 506-763-3323. 825

Treble Clef Singers

Treble Clef Singers invite you to Come to the Music, an evening
of song celebrating the 25th anniversary of the ladies choir.
The concert, featuring a wide variety of music, chosen from a
repertoire 25 years in the making, will be held on Monday, May
16th at the Forest Hills School, Saint John at 7:00pm.
Tickets are $10, available from the choir members or at the
door, with a portion of the proceeds going to Breast Cancer
Research. Come celebrate with us. Hope to see you there. 804

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Nauwigewauk Mulch Sale
The Nauwigewauk Community Club will be holding their
annual Mulch Sale on Saturday, May 28th starting at 8:30am.
Prices will be $85 for a ½ ton load or $4 per bag. Delivery will
be $15/load and will be on a first come first served basis. To
pre book deliveries please contact Brad Slipp at 832-5178 after
6:00pm. 416

6th Annual “Strides For Change”

Lace up for MADD Saint John & Area. Our 6th Annual “Strides
For Change” Walk is on Saturday, June 4th, at Fisher Lakes,
Rockwood Park. Registration, 10:00am, Walk, 11:00am.
Supporting our friends and families impacted by impaired
driving and for youth prevention through education programs!
Prizes, Free BBQ, DJ by 103.5 –Saint John Radio and Displays!
Download your pledge sheet today!! www.madd.ca/saintjohn,
e-mail maddstj@nb.aibn.com, or call 672-6188. Please notify us
if you are participating by phone or e-mail before the event. 830

Blessing of the bikes

Annual Biker’s Breakfast and Blessing of the Bikes will be held
on Saturday May 28th, at 9:00am at the Church of the Good
Shepherd, Manawagonish at the head of Catherwood. Donations
basket. All bikers and those who love motorcycles are welcome.
Rev. Chris McMullen 814

DEC MEETING
School District 6 Education Council will hold its monthly
meeting on Wednesday, May 18th at Fairvale Elementary
School, 11 School Ave., Rothesay beginning at 7 pm. All are
welcome. 852

Choral Spring Concerts

The Sussex Choral Society presents its Annual Spring Concert
on Sunday, May 29th St. Francis Xavier Church, Sussex at
7:30pm and Monday, May 30th Portland United Church, Saint
John at 7:30pm
Both concerts feature the accomplished singers of the Sussex
Choral Society with guest appearances by soloist Laura Higgins,
Contrast Pop Ensemble and the a cappella group Polyphon. This
will be a dynamic, not-to-be-missed concert!
Directed by David Mitchell with accompaniment by Karen
Gallagher. Tickets are $15, available at the doors. 844

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 ADULT VOLLEYBALL
Adult volleyball ($3.00/person) will be held every Wednesday
evening (September-June) from 8:00-10:00pm at the Rothesay
Park Middle School.
For more information contact Susan at 635-8830. Please note
that if schools are closed/cancelled during the day, volleyball
will also be cancelled. 217

Spring Concert
The Carleton Choristers, under the direction of Claire Driscoll,
present their Spring Concert “A Place For Me of Land and Sea”
on Tuesday, May 31st at 7:30pm at Hillcrest Baptist Church,
476 Lancaster Ave., West. Special guests will be Rothesay-Kings
Rotary Girls Choir, under the direction of Dr. Kevin Langford.
Accompanist will be Christopher Lane. Tickets: Adults/$12,
Seniors/Students/$10. Available from choir members and at the
door. For information call 631-0107. 619

6th Annual “Strides For Change”

Lace up for MADD Saint John & Area. Our 6th Annual “Strides
For Change” Walk is on Saturday, June 4th, at Fisher Lakes,
Rockwood Park. Registration, 10:00am, Walk, 11:00am.
Supporting our friends and families impacted by impaired
driving and for youth prevention through education programs!
Prizes, Free BBQ, DJ by 103.5 –Saint John Radio and Displays!
Download your pledge sheet today!! www.madd.ca/saintjohn,
e-mail maddstj@nb.aibn.com, or call 672-6188. Please notify us
if you are participating by phone or e-mail before the event. 830

50+ Friendship Games

The 50+ Friendship Games for greater Saint John and
surrounding areas will be held on June 5th-10th. Registration
includes closing banquet and 19 events – various card games,
bowling, shuffleboard, golf, pool, darts, swimming, badminton,
horseshoes, etc. The official opening will be Sunday, June 5th
1:00pm at the Saint John Ketepec Marina.
Registration forms are available at the Senior’s Resource
Centre, Brunswick Square Level 3. Registration ($25) deadline
is Friday, May 27th. This event is sponsored by the Province of
New Brunswick and the City of Saint John. 617

COMMUNITY ADULT
LEARNING PROGRAM
Free classes in Math & English,
lower levels up to GED.
Small classes, mornings or
afternoons, Monday-Friday.
Start at your own skill level,
work at your own pace. The
program will take place at the
Carleton Community Centre.
Call Jim Burns for more info
at 658- 2815. 610

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 Paddle for Parts!
New Brunswickers are challenged to paddle and support people
affected by Liver disease and waiting for organ transplants.
The Paddle for Parts fundraising event on Saturday, May 21st
at Meehan’s Cove Beach, is in support of the Canadian Liver
Foundation and to bring awareness to the importance of organ
& tissue donation. The Canadian Liver Foundation promotes
liver health and raises money for liver research. By working with
the many volunteers and chapters across the country, they are
able to support families impacted by liver disease and provide
education programs to the general public and the medical
community.
Registration and instruction for this inaugural event begin at
Meehan’s Cove Beach at 8:00am Saturday morning. Participants
will receive a swag bag of donated items and embark on their
kayak excursion at 9:00am after a brief instruction from trained
guides and seasoned paddlers from the Go Fundy Events &
River Bay Adventure Kayak Companies. Participants will return
well exerted from the morning paddle and join supporters for a
rejuvenating picnic lunch, donated by the Atlantic Superstore,
Millidgeville Market back at Meehan’s Cove by 11:30am. An
optional additional afternoon paddle will commence at 12:30pm
for those interested, or stay on the beach for a free demonstration
of Paddle Surfing and acoustic musical entertainment.
Individuals can participate with a minimum donation of $75/
person; pledge sheets can be found online. All kayak equipment,
trained guides, and lunches have been generously donated and
will be provided for individuals use.
Host Kristen Wheaton is one of those individuals living with
a rare liver disease called Primary Sclerosing Colangitis and
is currently on the waiting list for a liver transplant. “When I
was diagnosed at 23years old I didn’t know anything about liver
disease or its silent symptoms and now I’m 27 still waiting for
a new liver.” She hopes to inspire others to get involved and
Salmon dinner fundraiser raise funds for liver research. Register today by visiting: www.
The Sussex Area Right to Life will be holding a Salmon Supper paddleforparts.ca. 839
fundraiser on Sunday, May 15th at the St. Francis Xavier Hall in
Sussex. The doors open at 5:30 and the supper begins at 6:00pm.
Tickets ($20) are available at Moffett’s Hardware and Connie’s
Collectables. 229

KVHS class of ’81 reunion

The KVHS Class of 1981 is holding it’s
30th year Class Reunion on Friday,
July 22nd from 7:00pm–12:00midnight,
at the Q-Plex in Quispamsis. For
more information please contact
Lisa McLaughlin at lmclaughlin@
bayviewtrucks.com or visit our Facebook
page “KVHS Class of 1981”. 816

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
If you want to drink,
That’s your business.
If you want to stop,
That’s ours.
Call Alcoholics Anonymous, 650-3114.
Daily meetings at several locations. 601

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Defibrillators donated
Qplex recently received a donated Automated External
Defibrillator through the Heart and Stroke Foundation of New
Brunswick’s Restart a Heart – Restart a Life Campaign. Funds
were donated and raised by the local Scotiabank.

L-R: Qplex- Moira Gagnon (HSFNB), Ian Rockwood

(Scotiabank), Brad Steel (Qplex manager), Steve Dawes
(Scotiabank), Brenda Renaud (Qplex), Nikki Rogers
(Scotiabank).

Rothesay High School received their donated Automated

External Defibrillator through the Heart and Stroke Foundation
of New Brunswick’s Restart a Heart – Restart a Life Campaign.
Funds were raised and donated by the local Scotiabank. 226

L-R: Rothesay High School- Moira Gagnon (HSFNB),Nikki

Rogers (Scotiabank), Steve Dawes (Scotibank), Roger Brown
(RHS), Ian Rockwood (scotiabank), Kris Jordan (RHS)

CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP

The 4thThursday of each month at the Saint John
Alzheimer Society office 152 Westmorland Road,
beginning at 7:00pm. 604

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HRAA news
Annual Anglers Draw: The draw for our Annual
Anglers Draw took place at our coffeehouse on
Saturday, and we’re pleased to announce that
William Donovan is the lucky winner! Thanks to
the many volunteers who assisted with this great
fundraiser. A special thanks to Jim Gillespie for
organizing the campaign! And, thanks to Josie Chaisson, our
top ticket seller.
Kayak Fishing Tournament: our annual kayak fishing
tournament: July 16th and 17th. Fish n Jam Wednesday evenings:
Fish ‘n Jam is back on a regular schedule, each Wednesday at
7:00pm. 401
AL-ANON/ALATEEN HELP
If your home is unhappy because someone drinks too much
we can help you. Al-Anon/Alateen family group - www.alanon.
alateen.org. Message manager number 634-8779.
All information is strictly anonymous. 809
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Dear Editor:
In honour of
National Volunteer
Week, which was
held April 10th-
16th, the Canadian
Cancer Society New Brunswick would like to extend our sincere
appreciation and gratitude to the many thousands of volunteers
across the Province who have joined us in the fight against
cancer.
Each year, Canadian Cancer Society volunteers dedicate their
time and skills to make a difference in the lives of people living
with cancer in New Brunswick. Their support allows us to fund
cancer research, advocate for healthy public policy, engage
people in prevention initiatives, and provide supportive care for
people living with cancer and their loved ones.
In 2010, an estimated 4,600 New Brunswick residents were
diagnosed with cancer, and an estimated 2,020 died from the
disease. With the support of our volunteers, we are making
progress in the fight against cancer. Today, approximately 62 per
cent of those diagnosed with cancer will survive, compared to
one in three in the 1960s.
Thank you to our volunteers for being part of the Canadian
Cancer Society team. Your commitment and dedication make a
difference every day to people in your community.
To find out how you can join the fight against cancer, please
visit www.fightback.ca. 850
 and

present...
The 2011 KVCC Annual

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

12:00 noon registration
1:00 start time
$120.00 - individual fee. includes golf, cart rental and meal for one person.
$270.00 - individual fee plus includes 1 hole sponsorship.
$630.00 - team of 4 fee plus includes 1 hole sponsorship.

at EVERY
HOLE! FUN! PRIZES!
Sponsor a hole and have your No Experience Necessary!
own meet & greet at that hole!
• Set up a table, tent or canopy
Texas Scramble Format!
• Distribute & collect business cards
• Provide water or snacks TO REGISTER
CALL 849-2860
• Hand out flyers, brochures, samples
• Or many other options
This is a unique opportunity for you to meet
everyone in the tournament and promote
your business one on one with the golfers!
email: admin@kvbusiness.com
Only $200.00 to sponsor a hole. or register 24/7 online at
DON’T MISS OUT!!
www.kvbusiness.com/events.htm
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 K.V. Crusaders
With only two months until the end of the
year, there are several events coming up that
students, especially in those in grade twelve,
might want to know about.
The annual Grad Class Variety Show is
scheduled for Thursday, May 19th. The show
will begin at 7:00pm in the KVHS theatre.
All proceeds will go toward scholarships for
grads.
Rugby Mayhem, a Safegrad fundraiser, is coming up on
Saturday, May 14th. This fundraiser is going to be at the KVHS
Usher Miller Field from 10:00 – 3:00pm. The girls’ game is at
11:00am and the boys’ game is at 1:00pm. There is also going to
be a BBQ and face painting, and an outdoor Zumba class that
begins at 10:00am. Admission is $5/adults and $3/students, and
it is $2 to participate in the Zumba class.
The following week, there is no school on Monday, May 23rd
(Victoria Day) and that Saturday, May 28th, there will be a
second fundraiser for Safegrad at M&M meats.
Friday, June 3rd is Transition Day, which is an opportunity for
future Crusaders to get a look at what KVHS is like. Grade 8
students spend the day at the school, where they get a tour as
well as information about what to expect next year. There is no
school for grade nine students on this day. 205

Sopranos Spring Concert

Please join The Sopranos for their Annual
Spring Concert on Sunday, June 5th at 7:30pm
at Saint David’s United Church, 7 Gondola
Point Road, Rothesay. The Sopranos are:
Melanie Beckett, Cynthia Doyle, Colleen
Foster, Belva Joanne Kee, Theresa Patterson,
Luan Salmon, Maureen Stackhouse and
Dayna van Doleweerd; Accompanist on
piano is Bertis Sutton. Tickets are $15 and can
be purchased in advance by calling Colleen
Foster at 847-0909, or at the door. 409

KVHS Student Art Shows

The first is Portraiture – “A Photography Art Show” with Artist
in Residence Noel Chenier. The show runs from Friday, May
13th to Friday, May 20th at Toose’s 175 Hampton Rd Quispamsis.
The opening reception is
Friday, May 13th at 7:00pm
and is open to public.
The second show is
“Masterclass Landscapes”
with Artist in Residence
Jack Bishop. This show runs
Wednesday, May 18th to
Friday, June 3rd in the Town of
Quispamsis Council Chamber,
12 Landing Court Quispamsis.
The opening reception fort
this show is Wednesday, May
18th at 6:00pm in the Council
Chambers. 230

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The KVW Bike Tune Up
& Turn In Safety Clinic
Kings Valley Wesleyan Church will host a bike
rally that encourages Valley residents to turn in
their gently used bicycles. These bicycles will
then be refurbished and distributed to families
in need in the Greater Saint John area.
The rally will consist of three stations: a bike
drop off area where residents can drop off bikes
they want to donate, a bike tune up area for children wanting
to get their bikes ready for Summer and a bike safety clinic and
riding course hosted by the Rothesay Regional police. The fun
will wrap up with a bar-b-que.
The KVW Bike Tune Up & Turn In Safety Clinic will be held on
Saturday, May 14th from 10:00am-1:00pm. If you have a bicycle
you would like to drop off in advance of the Rally please bring
to the Church office Mon-Fri 9:00-4:00pm or contact the office
to arrange for pick up 847-5343. Donations will also be taken to
purchase new helmets to accompany donated bikes.
For more information please contact: Lise Driscoll, Kings Valley
Wesleyan Church 849-2010 233

FLEA MARKET IN SUSSEX

The New Brunswick Auto Club Inc. will hold its 30th Annual
Automotive & General Flea Market on August 19th-21st at the
Princes Louise park with up to 900 vendors. For more info
visit:www.nbaac.org. 834

Titus Hill Cemetery Meeting

The Annual Meeting of the Titus Hill Cemetery, Titusville, will
be held in the chapel at the cemetery on Monday, June 13th at
7:00pm. 829

“Following our Founder’s Footsteps”

The Walk n’ Talk program led by David Goss on Sunday, May
15th leaves the Trinity Church, 115 Charlotte St. Saint John,
1:30pm and on a four kilometer walk thought the downtown,
will identify places that have an association with the founders of
the city in 1783 and finish at Trinity Church by 3:15.The cost of
the tour is $5, and proceeds will be donated to Trinity Church
for Outreach in the South End. 623

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All Shapes and Sizes
They come in all shapes and sizes and have many names. . .
Mothers, Mums, Moms, Mamas. Not one went to school to learn
the theory and skills of the most important job there is, raising
happy healthy children to be happy healthy (and independent!)
adults. There is no license required, no test to pass. Babies do not
arrive with an instruction manual. Neither do toddlers, school
kids and certainly not teenagers!
I am fortunate at the age of 56 (okay almost 57) to have my
mother healthy, active and close by. She has slowed down a
teensy bit since breaking her ankle last Spring . . . now I can
almost keep up with her! Her unfailing generosity of spirit freely
shared with family and friends is the heart of our family. As a
child I was the envy of the school with the lunches she packed,
as a teenager my friends gravitated to our house for the warm
accepting atmosphere . . . and the great eats. So I thought I
would share this great cookie recipe I recently discovered for
mothers everywhere:
  1. Preheat the oven. Check to be sure there are no rubber
balls or plastic soldiers lurking on the shelves.
  2. Remove blocks and toy cars from table. Grease pan. Crack
nuts.
  3. Measure 2 cups flour. Remove Johnny’s hands from the
flour. Wash flour off him. Re-measure flour.
  4. Crack more nuts to replace those that Johnny ate. Put flour,
baking powder, and salt in sifter. Get dust pan and brush up
pieces of bowl that Johnny knocked on the floor. Get another
bowl.
  5. Answer the door-bell. Return to kitchen. Remove Johnny’s
hands from the bowl again. Wash Johnny. Let the dog out.
Return to Kitchen.
  6. Remove 1/2-inch salt from the greased pan. Look for
Johnny. Grease another pan. Answer phone. Return to kitchen
and find Johnny.
  7. Take up greased pan and remove layer of nut shells in it.
Head for Johnny who runs, knocking the bowl off the table.
  8. Wash the kitchen floor, table, walls, and dishes.
  9. Call the bakery and place an order. Take two aspirins and
lie down. Don’t forget to turn the oven off!
Hope you all had a great Mother’s Day! 801
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CHILD CARE
FIRST WONDERS DAYCARE has immediate openings for 2-5 year olds.
Government licensed, open 7:30am - 5:30pm. Contact Cindy 849-4106.
EMPLOYMENT
PT WORK FOR FT MOMS. Work for yourself not by yourself. Free
website, unlimited support, computer required. www.allkidsmatter.com.
SUPERVISOR FOR GROUP home for mentally and physically challenged
adults in Hampton. Shift work involved, must have resume, first aid, medical
& criminal check and valid drivers license. Previous work experience as a
supervisor an asset. For further information call 832-5592.
RITE WAY CLEANERS is looking for a part time employee leading to full
time if wanted. I am looking for a hard working person who likes to clean,
must have own vehicle and be reliable. Residential cleaning in Hampton
and Rothesay areas. For more information please call Fallon at 832-3894 or
send resume to fallon508@hotmail.com.
BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Turn 5-10 hours/week into $1000.00+/month.
Operate a mini office outlet from your computer, FREE evaluation. www.
yourfreedomoffice.com.
ENTERTAINMENT
COUNTRY, GOSPEL & MORE! Concert with Jane & Friends. Jane
Reinhart and Barb Day will return to Quispamsis United Church May
19th from 7:00pm-9:00pm with special guests including barbershop
quartets, church choir & band accompaniment. This is our 2nd fundraising
concert to benefit Canadian Cancer Societies Relay for Life. Come soar
with us in song! (Refreshments to follow) Tickets $12 at door. Info: www.
janetritesreinhart.ca
FIREWOOD
SPRINGFIELD FIREWOOD, quality hardwood, cut, split, delivered. Call
485-2349.
TIRED OF GETTING THE WRONG size wood? Fire wood cut to
specification. Call Doug 763-3486 or 333-5843.
FIREWOOD FOR SALE, good prices, good wood, call Ken. 832-4326.
FOR RENT
GRAND MANAN VACATION home on water, near Seal Cove beach,
available June - Sept., sleeps 6, fully equipped. Info, rates, photos
506-488-2080.
FOR SALE
PERENNIALS FOR SALE, healthy & hearty, good selection & prices. 9
Princeton Ave, Woodleigh Park off Pettingill Road. 847-3855.
5’ JAYMEL SLIDER PATIO DOOR with screen, $200 OBO. 763-2329.
USED APPLIANCES, 24” electric stoves in stock, exterior/interior doors,
tires (most sizes), new sky light, used windows, and household items. 218
Main St. Norton. 839-2628.
NOTICES
TENDER FOR PAINTING, Hampton Seniors Resource Centre, 31
Demille Court, Hampton. Tender package contact Bob Stevenson, 832-
2621, Laurence Furlong, 832-7555, George Tayes, 832-5842.
REAL ESTATE
LOTS FOR SALE, 1 acre + in Country Lane Estates at the end of Hall Road,
starting at $38,000. Call
832-1894.
 SERVICES OFFERED
HENDERSON OVERHEAD DOORS -
Laforge. Sales and services of overhead doors,
operators and weather stripping of all models.
Phone 485-2151.
B. LEMON MASONRY, RESIDENTIAL,
commercial, brick, blocks, stonework,
chimney’s, re-pointing, walkways. Free
estimates call Brent at 847-5126, cell 333-0449.
WEDDING OFFICIANT will help plan unique
ceremony, when, where, and how you wish.
Book now for best dates. Janet 847-9833.
HAUL AWAY of junk cars, trucks, tractors and
farm equipment. Small fee for appliances and
small scrap. Drop off site 54 Backland Road,
Kingston. 763-2933 or 333-9067.
COUNTRY HAIRSTYLING 234 Hammond
River Rd., Quispamsis. Great prices, great
hours. Look forward to seeing you. Sandra
Smith 849-2118.
HERITAGE UPHOLSTERY. Residential,
commercial, recreational, restyling and
customization. Trust your furniture to
the professionals. The most training and
experience in the Kennebecasis. Serving you
for 30 years. Offering project classes. 849-8008.
TILLING, POST HOLE digging, grading,
backhoeing, crushed stone and topsoil spread.
Small jobs welcome. Call Dave Gray 849-0488.
BUYING JUNK CARS, trucks, travel trailers,
motor homes, farm machinery. I pay you cash.
Call 721-4255.
BRIAN’S MAINTENANCE & Home Repair,
Carpentry, kitchens, bath, painting, ceramic
tile, electrical etc. Over 20 years experience.
Free estimates. Call Brian 839-2296.
CLEAN UP SERVICES, yard, basements,
JUNK, will haul away anything. Prices very
reasonable. Kevin 847-4304 or cell 721-8204.
GETTING MARRIED (BOOK EARLY). Civil
weddings performed when and where you
choose. Telephone 847-2079.
RICHARD SAUNDERS PLUMBING
654-1535.
VILLAGE UPHOLSTERY & REFINISHING -
Craftsmanship. RV’s, boat covers, recovering &
restyling repairs. HD foam, T-Trailers, caning,
seagrass, canvas. 832-7870.
CASH FOR CARS, trucks, vans, snowmobiles,
4 wheelers, motorcycles, trailers, aluminum
boats, copper wire, brass & more, for scrap.
653-0026.
DAVE’S LIGHT TRUCKING & Cleaning
Service, junk, garbage, construction,
demolition, brush, decks, small moving jobs.
7 days a week. Also picking up unwanted
vehicles. 832-3982 or 653-0026.
VEHICLES
CALL MALCOLM ACROSS FROM NEW
KINGSTON FARMERS MARKET. LUBRICO
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WARRANTY AVAILABLE. SOME TRADES
CONSIDERED. DRIVE A LITTLE, SAVE A
LOT.
2006 FORD XLT ESCAPE, loaded, V6, auto,
power slider, 222,000km, alloys, 4X4, nice
tight 4X4, looks and works excellent, $6,000,
financing OAC. Call Malcolm at 333-5811 or
832-0897.
2005 HYUNDAI ELANTRA VE, 4cyl, auto,
fully loaded, new MVI, 20,200km, looks and
works excellent, $3,900. Call Malcolm at 333-
5811or 832-0897.
2004 SEBRING TOURING, V6, auto, alloys,
97,000km, new MVI, one owner, loaded, looks
and works excellent, $4,900. Call Malcolm at
333-5811or 832-0897.
2005 FORD FOCUS wagon, 4cyl, auto, heated
seats, 78,000km, air, CD, $5,900. Call Malcolm
at 333-5811 or 832-0897.
2008 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN, stow and
go seats, 125,000km, new MVI, fully loaded,
roof racks, one driver, $10,900, fin3ancing
OAC. Call Malcolm at 333-5811 or 832-0897.
2006 HYUNDAI ACCENT 4dr, new style,
lease return, auto, remote start, 71,000kms,
new MVI, looks and works excellent, $6,900
financing OAC. Call Malcolm 333-5811 or
832-0897.
2007 GRAND CARAVAN, stow and go seats,
fully loaded including power sliding door, one
owner, 113,000km, $7,900 financing OAC. Call
Malcolm at 333-5811 or 832-0897.
2007 HONDA ACCORD, 6cyl, auto, hybrid,
46 miles to gallon, loaded, leather, moon roof,
alloys, nice car, $14,900, financing OAC. Call
Malcolm at 333-5811 or 832-0897.
2006 HYUNDAI SONATA lease return,
82,000kms, 4cyl, auto, loaded, new MVI, looks
and works excellent, $9,900, financing OAC.
Call Malcolm at 333-5811 or 832-0897.
2006 HYUNDAI SANTA FE, V6, auto, AWD,
loaded, 105,000kms, alloys, lease return, nice,
$9,900, financing OAC. Call Malcolm 333-
5811 or 832-0897.
1995 FORD F150, V8, 55PD, 10’ flat bed, dump
looks and works great, $4,900. Call Malcolm
333-5811 or 832-0897.
2006 HYUNDAI ACCENT, 4dr, 4cyl, 5spd,
47,000km, CD, one owner, new MVI, looks and
works excellent, new car for $5,900, financing
OAC. Call Malcolm at 333-5811 or 832-0897.
WANTED
WANTED, LAWN TRACTORS, garden tillers
and snow blowers, any condition. 832-4905.
MOBILE HOME 14 wide, under $10k or mini
home under $20k, set up in park. 653-0026.
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