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BE PREPAREDFrom about the age o 13 and into my early 20s, I was veryhappily involved in the Boy Scout movement. As you mayknow the scout motto is Be Prepared and its one that I havetried to ollow as best I can. heir secondary motto o courseis Help Little Ole Ladies and I have been aithul to it alsothrough many years o marriage.

In preparing or the worst, I now have all o the wood ornext winters heating already stacked away undercover. Ialso have about another two year supply on hand i neededhis is the earliest ever or being prepared, but due to thewet weather and the hot weather, it hasnt been attractive tobe out in the woods doing much resh logging and so morethings are getting done closer to home.

Another reason or my early bird readiness is ClimateChange. While most o us think o climate change as Globa

Warming, it also means strange and oten severe weatherevents such as tornados. While a major snow storm in Augustdoes seem unlikely, I do think that we need to Be Preparedor weather that is more extreme and unpredictable than whawe have traditionally experienced. So while it is possible thatwe could be sun bathing in December, other extremes couldoccur.As part o being prepared I am looking or a logging wench

or is it winch ... basically a tractor attachment or wie thatwill go into the woods and etch back trees that have beenelled. While playing around in the woods is one reasonto have a winch the primary purpose o course is to pullshort people out o deep snow banks. With over two tons opulling orce, I should be able to rescue the missus rom mos

situations.Anyone having a good used one (winch not wie) please give

me a call.Some urther thoughts: It takes

as much energy to wish as it does toplan.- Eleanor Roosevelt. As men get older, the toys get moreexpensive.- Marvin Davis. Plan ahead or ind trouble on thedoorstep.- Conucius. 800



200tH ANNIvERSARy & HERItAgE DAy AtCHRISt CHuRCHhe Kings County Historical & Archival Society, Inc., will be

joining with Christ Church in Bloomield as they celebratethe 200th Anniversary o the landmark yellow and brownchurch. he ollowing is an update o what is planned orSarda, As 13h, a day o celebrating local history inBloomield.

Events rom 1:00 to 4:00pm will include: a genealogyworkshop (in the church basement); a display o photos andartiacts in the Church Hall and downstairs at the church;a visit to the Barn in Bloomield (or those interested); andtickets will be or sale on a quilt donated to the Society by

Janet Cunningham, to use as a undraiser.he Christ Church ACW will be holding a Lobster Rollsupper rom 4:00 to 5:00pm, and tickets ($10 each) will beavailable during the aternoon events, as well as membershipsto the Kings County Historical Society.

Rev. Rob Marsh will be oering prayers, hymns and churchhistory in Christ Church at :00pm. Following the supperand church activities, there will be a Ghost Walk in ChristChurch and Big Rock Cemeteries a lot o history waitingto be shared.

Queries can be directed to Kings County Museum at 832-6009. 825

tHE SALISBuRy PuBLIC LIBRARy3215 Main Street, Salisbury, 372-3240

Te Summer Reading Club this summer is TeSkys the Limit @ your library. Tis program,with stories, games & cras Monday to Friday at2:00pm, is or all children including pre-schoolage children who can participate in a Read-o-Me

program. Children can register at any time the library is open.Certicates o merit will be presented on Wednesda, As17h at 6:30pm and the closing party will be held on Frida,As 19h at 2:00pm.

Story times, puppet show andcras: Wednesdays at 7:00pmand Fridays at 10:00am.Activities and games: Mondays,uesdays and Tursdays at10:00am. Each program isapproximately one hour and allprograms are ree. Summer hours: Monday,uesday, Tursday. & Friday10:00am-12:00noon and 1:00-5:00pm and Wednesdays 1:005:00pm and 6:008:00pm.

For more inormation pleasecall or stop in at the SalisburyPublic Library. 317



tWO FOR tHE PRICE OF ONEIts that time o year when most garden centers are sellingtheir surplus stock or about hal o the usual market priceand wonderul, irresistible bargains abound. Many o theperennials on oer, (theres not much point in botheringwith annuals at this stage o the game) are root bound andin many cases dying or want o a good soaking. he bestapproach is to remove the pot rom the contents and placethe plant in a bucket o water or at least 24 hours, this willhelp to revive it and the roots can more easily be teased outo the point where they no longer maintain the shape o thecontainer that they illed. A hole needs to be prepared thesame depth and twice the width o the container so that thesoil level remains constant, a sprinkling o bone meal and

some good compost should surround the planting and a dailywatering schedule arranged or at least a week. Should theplant possess any blossoms it is well to remove the older onesat the very least, preerably all o them, allowing the plantto devote all its energy into establishing a good root systemwhich will pay dividends next year.

Black, red and white currants abound at this time and withminimum eort one can do a bit o a two or one gig withthem; have on hand a good pair o sharp secateurs along witha sturdy bowl or collection purposes. When harvesting romwood stock that is three or more years old or black, or our ormore years old or red or white, the cane should be removedas close to the ground as possible; those canes will only bearscantily in the uture and their presence will actually cause

reduced yield or the younger canes. Once this operation isconcluded the weaker or misshapen canes should be removedso that about a dozen remain on each bush, a mix o one andtwo year old canes. Surrounding the pruned bushes with agood compost/manure mix will ensure a bumper harvest ornext year and a major all job will be done at the same timeas harvesting the bounty.

Now all that remains is to decide on jam, jelly, wine, rozenberries, syrup etc. Next year there will be such abundanceyou wont have to choose, you will have enough crop to dothe lot! 805



OPEN HOuSE & HOmECOmINg(100 years 200 years and early pioneers)

On Sarda, As 13h the community o Elgin will becelebrating three signicant milestones in the lie o ruralNew Brunswick. In 1911 the rst meeting o the Elgin Brancho New Brunswick Womens Institutes was held making it thethird branch in the province. One hundred years later the ElginWI is honouring the longevity o the group by restoring andrenovating Te Hall. Tis two-storey structure, the last century-old non-residential building, has a rich and interesting history.

A Memorial Fund has been established and renovation workhas begun. With the help o undraisers, donations and grants,the oundation has been completed along with new roong.

Te Elgin WI will be hosting the community event with anOpen House on Sarda, As 13h rom 2:00-4:00pm at TeHall. A specially craed Memorial Plaque will be unveiled.

Another very interesting act is the 200 th anniversary o therst settler, Mr. John Geldart, staking claim in the Elgin area.Local historian, Mr. Bing Geldart will give a short presentationon the Geldart beginnings in the Elgin area. I you are a Geldartdescendent or are connected in any way to the early pioneers othis community, please plan to attend in honor o your ancestry.

Also 1811 is the birth date o Sir James Bruce, the 8 th Earl

o Elgin aer whom our community is named. wo hundredyears later, history notes that he was a signicant political gurecommitted to responsible government and was appointedGovernor General o Canada in 1847.Te Open House will also include re-enactments, special guests

and rereshments. Please plan to attend and make it a amilyevent. For those who have antique cars please bring them oradded un. Everyone Welcome! 342

COvERED BRIDgE FEStIvALIn support o the Covered Bridge Visitor Centrethere will be a Summer Music Festival held at theCentre (11001 Rte 10, Youngs Cove) on Sarda,As 13h rom 3:00-7:00pm. Entertainment will beprovided by special guests, Jay Aymar & Gary Morris,along with local talent which includes: Art Boyd &Friends, Debbie Connell, Dwayne Ferris.

Tere will be a 50/50 draw, hot dogs, sausages and pop/water wilbe available. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy great music by our verytalented neighbours and riends.

All proceeds rom this event will go to maintain the CoveredBridge Visitor Centre. 833



HIStORIAL ENCAmPmENt EvENtDelancy Encampment will be held at Bernadette & MarshalFowlers (6 Cumberland Road Rte 860) on As 13h & 14h

Saturday will be open to the public rom 10:00am until 4:40pmand Sunday it will be open to the public again rom 9:30am unti2:00pm. Come step back in time to the period in history thatbuilt the oundation o our community. Te year is 1783 and theLoyalists have just arrived and been given their land grant by theKing o England. Visit an encampment and converse with thesoldiers and the women and children. Watch the men practicetheir drill and re their muskets. Learn how meals were cookedover open res. Learn how to spin your very own wool. Haveun dancing a jig to a live ddle player. ry on some clothingrom this period and eel ree to take pictures

Experience an 18th century Church o England service lead bythe Vicar o Upham, Rev. Marian Lucas-Jeeries, on Sunday at10:00am - held outside surrounded by Gods creation, bring youown chair. We will be having a pot luck or lunch aer church,so bring whatever you would like. Everyone is welcome to comeand worship and ellowship or this service.For more inormation please contact Bernadette Fowler at 832-

7897. 828

CODyS W.I. FuN DAyTe Codys Womens Institute invites you to jointhem or their Codys WI Fun Day which will beheld on Sarda, As 27h at the WomensInstitute hall on Rte 710 in Codys. Our Yard Salestarts at 9:00am. Beginning at 11:00am and runninguntil 4:30pm we will have all day music, bake sale,silent auction, canteen (our amous homemade beans and othergoodies), BBQ, dessert table, 50/50 and more. Something oreveryone come and enjoy the Coyds WI hospitality!

All unds raised go to maintaining our community hall, andor the work o the WI. For more inormation call Ellen at 362-2135. 839

gODDARD (ORR) FAmILy REuNIONRelatives o Norman and Frances (Orr) Goddard are invitedto attend the amily reunion at the Millstream Rec Centre inBerwick on Sarda, As 27h. Festivities begin at 1:00pmand include: Kids games at 1:30; registration or car rally andmore kids games rom 1:30-2:15pm. Please bring your pictureand stories! A potluck supper will be served at 5:00pm.

Tere will be a small ee o $5/person with children under12 ree (to help cover expenses). For inquiries please contacJeanette at 433-3347. 841



gARDEN tOuR HAvELOCKOn Sarda, As 20h (rain date As 27h) rom10:00am-1:00pm take part in a tour o our lovely gardens plusa Heritage our o Upper Greenhill Cemetery at 11:00am and12:00noon. ickets are $12. Funds raised rom this event will goto the 2012 Havelock Homecoming.For tickets or more ino, please contact Betty Keith (534-2778)

or ammy Garnet (534-1887). 340

ON OuR COvERSuSSEx HIgH CELEBRAtE AWARDTe Sussex Regional High School Inspire Change Youth Forumcommittee has recently been the recipient o the Celebrate WellnessLeadership Award or Mental Fitness. Tis award recognizes thework o individuals or groups which enhance the emotional well-being, psychological health and resiliency o our youth.

Tis committee hosted a youth orum to address bullying,cliques, addictions, vandalism, teen pregnancy and violence anddisconnection rom community. Following the orum the youth

then presented their vision or change to the Sussex communitythrough a Grand Assembly held at the school. Since then, youthsay that they eel dierently about themselves and others, trying torealize that everyone has a story. Tey try to treat each other theway they would like to be treated.Te youth have elt empowered to begin a youth center committee

that is working towards establishing a drug ree place or youth toconnect; a sae place in the school courtyard decorated with aninspiration wall and hold more school youth orums. Te youthmeet regularly and continue to be supported by key adults in thecommunity, particularly the members o the SRHS Youth ForumCommittee. Te students have continued to increase visibility otheir projects by participating in the recent Community Forum cohosted by the own o Sussex and School District 6 and had a boothat the Sussex Home Show.

Congratulations to the SRHS Inspire Change Youth Forumcommittee - guidance counselors Sharon Ross and Lori Byers;anya Warren and Derek Daniels representing the RCMP; SandyOxord with the John Howard Society - or their strong leadershippromoting mental tness in our youth. Because o their leadershipthis initiative has expanded, empowering youth to become theleaders to inspire change and make change happen. 338

LEWIS FAmILy REuNIONRelatives o the late Harry & Pearl Lewis are invited to the annualLewis Reunion to be held on Sarda, As 13h rom 2:00pm,potluck supper at 4:30-5:00. Tis event is being held at WayneLewiss, 126 Lewis Road, Colpitts Settlement. Rain or Shine.

For more inormation phone 372-4651. 814



mEADE FAmILy REuNIONOn Snda, As 28h the annual Meade Family Reunionwill be held at Camp Medley, 168 Gunter Hill Road, UpperGagetown rom 2:00-7:00pm (please note the change in dateand time). Te theme o this years reunion is Beach BlanketBingo. Come early as registration begins at 1:00pm with a $5 eeper person rom age 16 and up. Tere are a number o activitiesplanned or the children. Our potluck dinner is always a big hitwith everyone so bring a hot or cold dish or desert.Pictures and any Meade Memorabilia would be appreciated and

it is a great opportunity to showcase your talent (singing, crasquilting, knitting etc.). A number o rst and second editions oTe Meade Family Favorites Cookbook will be available. Againthis year we will be collecting non-perishable goods or the locaFood Bank, so please do your part.For urther ino please contact James Meade (488-2628), Cathy

raon (357-5855) or Charlie Meade (454-7680). 810

yARD & BAKE SALE IN RIvER gLADETe Glades Baptist Church (Sanatorium Road) will be holdinga Yard and Bake Sale on Sarda, As 27h rom 9:00am2:00pm rain or shine. Te day will include breakast burgers &coee which will be available rom 9:00-11:00am and a BBQ atnoon o burgers & dogs. A donation would be appreciated.

I you have yard sale items to donate or would like to participateplease call Greg, Telma or Valerie at 866-6794, 372-9379, 372-5440. ables are ree.See you there. 341

SuSSEx & AREA SENIORS CENtRE NEWS50 Perry Street, Sussex 433-8480; [email protected] Centre is open mondaFridarom 9:00am-4:00pm (unlessotherwise noted) - memberships are available at $20/person/yearHall rental is available by calling 433-8480.monda, As 15h, 22nd & 29h Closed.tesda, As 9h& 30h - 9:00am, games, cards, chat; 10:00amRummoli & Rughookers; 1:30pm, Bingo or members.tesda, As 16h & 23rd Closed.Wednesda, As 10h & 31s - 9:00am, games, cards, chat dartsWednesda, As 17h & 24h Closed.Trsda, As 11h - 9:00am, games, cards, chat, darts; 9:30amShueboard & Bridge.Trsda, As 18h & 25h Closed.Frida, As 12h, 19h, 26h Closed.Sarda, As 20h Closed.Snda, As 14h, 21s, 28h - 6:30pm Early Bird Bingo; and7:00pm Bingo.

More inormation on the Centre is available on the website atwww.sussexareaseniorscentre.com. 309



CANAAN RIvER BLACK REuNIONTe Canaan River Blacks are holding their annual reunion onSnda, As 14h at the Community Hall in Cherryvale withregistration starting at 1:30pm. Tere will be supervised games or

the children. A history o various amilies will be read you maybring photos i desired. A potluck supper will begin around 4:30pm.Everyone welcome. For more inormation please contact Hazel at

534-2596 or Reace at 534-2565. 332

LIONS BINgO - COLES ISLANDBingo is held at the Coles Island Lions Hall (Route10, Coles Island) every Wednesday evening. Doorsopen at 6:30, Bingo starts at 7:30pm. For more inocall Elmer at 362-5534. 501

muSIC & SOCIAL EvENINg At LEWISmOuNtAINTe Lewis Mountain United Baptist Church is hosting a MusicNight and Pie Social on Sarda, As 20h at 7:00pm.Musical guests will include Roses & Torns as well as DarylHope and Donnie Crossman. A variety o pies will be servedollowing the concert.Te Church is located at 6014, Rte 880 in Lewis Mountain. For

more inormation call Vincent Burgess at 372-4820. 343

ANNuAL SERvICE At CASSIDy LAKETe annual Francis Edward Cassidy Church Service (CassidyLake) will beheld on Snda, As 14h at 2:00pm with Rev.Ali Smith as quest speaker. Everyone welcome.For more inormation please call Hazel at 433-4832. 519

ELLIOtt FAmILy REuNIONTe descendants o James & Margaret (Vallance) and Wm & June(Dane) Elliott will be holding a reunion on Snda, As 14hat the Alma Activity Centre in Alma. Registration will be at 1:15and potluck supper at 4:15pm. 516

AuguSt At tHE ZOOCherry Brook Zoo invites you to Meet the Zookeeper everySummer Sunday at 2:00pm untilSepeber 4h. You will observeBehavioral Enrichment activities and can ask the zookeeperquestions.For inormation call the zoo at 640-1440. 812



tHE PEtItCODIAC LIBRARy6 Kay Street, 756-3144Summer Hours: Monday, uesday, Wednesday,Friday rom 10:00am-1:00pm and 2:00-5:00pm, and Tursdays rom 2:00-5:00pm and6:00-8:00pm.tesda, As 9h, 16h & 23rd - 10:30-11:00am, Babies in the Library - stories, songs, and playtime orbabies 0-18 months and their caregivers.Frida, As 5h - 3:30-4:30pm, LEGO Construction Club orages 6 and up. Come in and get creative with LEGO. Messy Monday Mondays rom 3:30-4:30pm on As 15h

or ages 6 and up. Getting down and dirty! Be sure to wear oldclothes. Wacky Wednesday - Wednesdays rom 3:30-4:30pm on As10h & 17h or ages 6 and up. An exciting hour o silly competitionsMake sure youre in it to win it! Summer Reading Club Closing Party - Frida As 19h rom3:30-4:30pm. Celebrate with games, snacks, and certicates orSummer Reading Club completion!One-on-One Computer utorials Appointments available during

library open hours rom As 22nd26h. Do you need help withcomputers? Call 756-3144 to register or a ree 30 minute tutoria

on one o the ollowing topics: Using the Mouse, Searching theLibrary Catalogue, Opening an e-mail account (Hotmail, Gmailor Yahoo! ), Internet Basics, or Microso Word. Space is limited. Summer Story ime - Wednesdays 10:30-11:00am until As24h or ages 2-5. Songs, nger plays, and stories or youngchildren! Craf-ernoon - Tursdays 3:30-4:30pm on As 11h & 18h oages 6 and up. Come in and make cool cras!Tese programs are oered ree o charge. For more inormation

call the library. 314

StRAWBERRy FEStIvAL tHANK yOuTe Millstream Pastoral charge o the United Churcho Canada would like to thank all o those who helpedto make our Strawberry Festival a success. Tank youto all o you who came out to support us, to those oyou who donated ood, and to the many workers whomake it possible.A special thank you to the musicians who came out and shared

their time and talent. It was greatly appreciated. 518

WAtERFORD CARD PARtIESTere is a card party in Waterord everyTrsdaat 1:30pm321



KItCHEN PARtIES10th Anniversary Year bring your instruments or lots o

ddling, singing and un at the Frances Smith Memorial Hall(Long Reach, Rte 845 Kingston). Admission $5 at the door orchurch and hall repairs. Light rereshments.

Kitchen party dates or this year: As 12hchange o venueor this date only -Moss Glen Legion Branch #62 (special guestsIvan & Vivian Hicks), As26h (special guests the ShermanFamily rom Connecticut)and Sepeber 9h.For more inormation please contact: Sylvia 386-4601 or 763-

3393; Fraser - 763-2559. 843

mACLEOD FAmILy REuNIONA reunion or descendants o Richard and Mary MacLeod wilbe held on Sarda, As 20h at Rte 112, Second North River(MacLeod Reunion picnic site) with registration at 2:00pmTere will be kids games and prizes; pot luck at 4:30pm/cornboil in evening. On Snda, As 21s there will be a church

service at 2:00pm and a pot luck - rain or shine.Hope to see you all there lots o un with amily and riends337

CARD PARty At PENOBSQuISCard Parties are held every Monday evening at the PenobsquisWI Hall (132 Loop Road) at 7:30pm with prizes and lunch. Alare welcome. 310

PEtItCODIAC LEgION BRANCH #4118 Kay St, Petitcodiac - 756-3383Mondays - 6:00pm, 639 F.P. MacLaren SquadronAir Cadets meet. New members always welcome.I you are between 12 and 18, then come and learnsomething dierent and make some new riends.Tis could be the start o a whole new excitingadventure.Te Legion Museum is now open or the summer

- Monday to Friday rom 10:00am-12:00noon and 1:00-4:00pm.We have a chairli acility or the disabled. Any enquiries orbookings, please contact 756-7461, Cathy at 756-2068 or call theLegion. Admission is ree reedom is never ree! 316

BINgO - IN uPHAmBingo on Wednesdas, 7:00pm at the WI/Seniors Hall inUpham (2117 Rte 820)! Canteen is available and everyone iswelcome come out or a un evening.Sponsored by the Hammond River Valley Seniors. 512



gOSHEN 171St ANNIvERSARy SERvICEOn Snda, As 14h at 3:00pm the Goshen United BaptistChurch will celebrate its 171st anniversary service. Te guesspeaker or this service will be Rev. Greg Jones, area ministerrom Quispamsis.

Tis little white wooden church, nestled in the good land oGoshen in Albert County, has had services since 1860 in thisbuilding. Te pump organ is still in use and the seats are stillhard and straight, according to todays standards, but that didnot bother the settlers who put so much eort into constructingit o such heavy beams. At one time there were doors on eachpew; maybe they helped to keep the children in their placewhen amilies were so large. Te pulpit still in use was built bya ormer pastor. Tere is now electricity but in those days onlya Goshen breeze would cool the congregation. Te ladies musthave suered in the summer heat with those billowing longdark dresses! Men wore suits - or at least their best - with a hatsuspenders and vest, no doubt. It was a time to meet with yourneighbours and catch up on the news since travel was dicultand arms oen spread apart.

Some settler names rom long ago in this area are HaywardDeMille, Jonah, Babcock, Geldart, Blakney and Graves - nameson the stones in the surrounding cemetery.

Parking was no problem. Tere wasnt any need o a parkinglot, just a place or the horses to stand and patiently wait, and atone time there was a shed or that purpose. Many older churcheshave allen into disrepair, been turned into a cottage, or onlyhave annual services. We still meet every other Sunday in thebuilding except in the colder winter months.

I you would like the experience o an old-ashioned churchsetting, please join us! 835

mIDDLEmORE REuNIONTe British Home Children and/or their descendants, and any

other interested persons, are invited to join us or the 31st AnnuaReunion o the Middlemore Atlantic Society. Te reunion wilbe held at St. Johns Anglican Church Hall, 75 Main StreetFredericton North on Sarda, Sepeber 17h. Registrationbegins at 9:00am with a meet and greet until 10:00am at whichtime the program will begin.

Registration is $20/person (pre-paid) which includes thecoee break and lunch. o pre-register or or more inormationcontact: Connie Jerey,- email: [email protected] address: 30 Carol Avenue, Fredericton, NB E3A 1K2phone 457-6275. 840



AttENtION AmAtEuR PHOtOgRAPHERSTis could be your chance to click and win. Have you takenthat nearly perect photo well, send it to us it could bechosen as Ossekeag Publishings Pic o the Month, sponsoredby participating Subway locations. Te rst o each month we

will be choosing one photo, rom those submitted during theprevious month, to be our Pic o the Month photo. Te chosenphoto will be published in all our publications and the winneror that month will receive a voucher or a Footlong meal dearom participating Subway locations.

Check out the contest rules and get snapping: One winnerchosen per month; Submissions should be original photosnot composites and without borders; Horizontal orientationpreerred; Photos submitted must be in high quality jpegormat (300 dpi and at least 8x10 in size) and emailed to [email protected]; Please include the location o the photo and nameo photographer (and contact ino); Digital copies preerredPhotos o public interest only not people.Submission o photos authorizes Ossekeag Publishing the right

to print and display your photo (with photographer credit) inany o our our publications - Wesides, Valley Viewer, HamptonHerald and Sussex Herald, our yearly calendar, website andFacebook group. I no photo o suitable quality is submitted

judges can elect to choose no winner or that month. Please Note: Photo submissions should be rom our localreadership areas: our publications cover rom the Salisbury areato West Saint John/Grand Bay-Westeld. 821

JuNE PIC OF tHE mONtHCongratulations to Bonnie Bustin, o Rothesay, who submittedthis photo o Lupins along railroad tracks in Rothesay. Bonniehas won a voucher or a oot long meal deal at a local subway823

WAtERFORD CARD PARtIESTere is a card party in Waterord everyTrsdaat 1:30pm321



gREER FAmILy REuNIONTe 24th annual Greer Reunion will be held on (please note datechange) Snda, As 14h at the Community Hall, MainStreet in St. Martins, starting at 1:00pm. A potluck dinner wilbe held at 4:00pm. Come bring your amily and meet yourkinolk. Tis year we will be having a brown bag auction. Weencourage each amily to bring an item wrapped in a brown bagor the auction.

For more inormation please contact anyone o the ollowingNewman Greer (506) 847-8217; John Greer (506) 847-1537; PaSeeds (506) 757-2983; Don Craword (506) 849-1125; DavidGreer (506) 847-5409. 846

SuSSEx BAPtISt muSIC NIgHtSussex Baptist Church will be holding a MusicNight on Snda, As 14h starting at 7:00pm.Participating in the evening o music will be: DawnBrown, Ken Klassen, Step By Step, Joe Ness, andBrenda McLaughlin.All are welcome. 326

FuNDy CINEmA POLItICACinema Politica is a grassroots network that distributes andexhibits political cinema at campuses and in communitiesacross Canada and internationally. Our Fundy Cinema Politicagroup has been showing a lm the last Tursday o every monthat the Fundy Model Forest building, at 7:00pm. We also providepopcorn or a small donation.

Tese are the lms wellbe showing in the next ewmonths: As 25h - ExitTrough the Gi Shop;Sepeber 29h - Vanishing othe Bees; Ocober 27h - YouDont Like Te ruth: 4 DaysInside Guantanamo; November24th - Garbage Warrior.

I you would like moreinormation on thedocumentaries please go to thewebsite www.cinemapolitica.org and go to up-comingscreenings and scroll down toour group called Fundy. 520

tEN tHOuSAND vILLAgES SALE

en Tousand Villages is coming to Alma ontesda, As9h Sarda, As 13h rom 10:00am to7:00pm at 8580 Main Street (beside ClevelandPlace) Alma. Admission is ree.

Te gis you buy at the en Tousand Villagessales will give the blessings o steady work, airwages, and a better lie or struggling amiliesaround the world. For more inormation call 506756-2021. 339

ANtI-BuLLyINg SuPPORtA youth-created Anti-Bullying Website toll-ree line or youthparents, and the general public can be accessed 24/7, 365 days

a year by anyone in Canada. Anyone may access the toll-reenumber at: (877) 352-4497. 803



WAtERFORD CHARIty BINgOTe Sussex Vale ransition House will receive the proceeds romthe next Waterord Charity Bingo which will be held on Frida,As 26hstarting at 11:00am. A noon lunch or a oonie willbe available. For more inormation please call 433-1394, or 433-2141. 307

yARD SALE At LOWER RIDgEA Yard Sale will be held on Sarda, As 13h at theLower Ridge Womens Institute Hall, Route 880 (our milesrom Havelock). Proceeds rom this event will go to towardsrestoration o the Hall as well as upkeep or the Lower RidgeCemetery.I you would like to book a table or $5, please call Fern Alward

(534-2424), Darlene Corey (534-2426) or Dixie Melvin (534-2455). 335

HAvELOCK LEgION BRANCH #864684 Rte. 880, Havelock, 534-8285Wednesdays - Seniors bingo/games, 10:00am to2:00pm, with a light lunch served at noon. Cost $7.Tursdays - Bingo starts at 7:00pm.Frida, As 12h &19h - Darts or meat/switchyour partner crib.

Sarda, As 13h Breakast with dart shoot ollowing.Anyone interested in playing crib or darts this year? Please

attend the ollowing meetings: tesda, Sepeber 6h Cribmeeting at 8:00pm or Wednesda, Sepeber 7h Dartsmeeting at 8:00pm.Te next general meeting will be Sepeber 12h.. 305

WAtERSHED ASSOCIAtION mEEtINgTe Canaan-Washademoak WatershedAssociation will be holding its nextmeeting on monda, As 22nd7:30pm at the Cambridge-NarrowsMunicipal Building. om Alexander,

General Manager-New Brunswick, SWN Resources Canada willspeak to us about his companys Shale Gas operations in NB.

Tis is an opportunity or citizens to ask questions about what ishappening in our area. Tis topic is o vital importance to al ous. Everyone welcome.

For more inormation please contact: Shawn Dalton (449-1395), Reace Black (534-2565) or Robena Weatherley (488-2718). 311



SCHOOL DAySAs we start the wind down o summer to September, or manyo us the beginning o the school year looms large in our viewIt has been several years since my daughters were in school, butthis September marks the rst day o kindergarten or the grandgranddaughter. She has attended preschool and loved it. She hashad a visit to the school in May which included a short drive onthe school bus, which seemed to go well. Her biggest concernseems to be that school bus . . . maybe those Magic School Busstories have her a little worried?

As the parent o young children I enjoyed my summers withthem, but I was certainly ready or school to open by SeptemberLie could then resume some semblance o normality (which ispretty elusive at any time o the year with kids!), at least untilChristmas. I sometimes wondered what it is like in dierent

climates, where summer isnt much dierent rom winterWould two one month school breaks spaced throughout theyear be as luxurious as that two ull months plus o?

As a child, I loved the newness o the new school year. Newpencils, new scribblers, new books. Tere is something sosatisying about cracking open that new scribbler and writingthe rst words. A sense o the journey ahead and the new thingsto learn. For I always loved to learn. I we teach our childrennothing else, a healthy curiousity about the world will servethem well. Tey will need the reading and numeracy skills aswell, but it is that curiousity to explore that drives learning orthe shear joy o learning. Kids are born with it, but we need toencourage it to ensure it does not get lost. I KNOW it can beannoying to answer the tenth question in ve minutes, but how

else will they learn? We are all teachers, whether we realize itor not, and every moment is a teaching opportunity. Summer

vacation included . . . what are you teaching right now?Tey say that we are better educated than our parents generation

What they mean is that we go to school longer. It is not the samething. ~ Richard Yates. 801

BuSINESS OPPORtuNItIESCOME JOIN MY EAM! Looking or at home program guides, greaearning potential and incentives, training and support provided, reeevaluation at www.iamree4lie.com.

EmPLOymENt2 PAR IME EMPLOYEES needed at senior home in Hampton, CPRand rst aid required. Call Krissy at 832-4051.

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FIREWOODSPRINgFIELD FIREWOOD, quality hardwood, cut, split, deliveredCall 485-2349.

FOR SALESCREENED GRADE A topsoil, $210 +HS per tandem load, deliveredto Hampton/Sussex area. 839-1917 or 435-1973.



USED APPLIANCES, 24 electric stoves in stock, exterior/interiordoors, tires (most sizes), new sky light, used windows, and householditems. 218 Main St., Norton. 839-2628.

NOtICESCOMMUNIY MARKE SUSSEX CORNER, open every Friday,8:00am - 1:00pm. New vendors welcome. Looking or a vegetable

vendor. Breakast and lunch served. Call Frances 432-1985.

RECyCLINg BINSINGLE SIZE bed (wood) and mattress to give away. 433-2616.

SERvICES OFFERED

MARIIME RIGGING & Industrial Supplies, serving marine, orestry,agricultural, construction, transportation, manuacturing & recreational.Authorized Action ruck & Cap accessories dealer. Mon. - Sat. day/evening call 832-1198.

MOBILE HAIR SYLIS, perms, cuts, etc. Will come to your home.Call 432-7620.

JEN-CAL HOME Improvements specializing in siding, windows, doorsroos, decks, drywalling, painting and hardwood fooring. Phone 506-433-6972, cell 506-434-1015.

BuyINg JUNK CARS, trucks, travel trailers, motor homes, armmachinery. I pay you cash. Call 721-4255.

VILLAGE UPHOLSERY & REFINISHING - Crasmanship. RVsboat covers, recovering & restyling repairs. HD oam, -railers, caningseagrass, canvas. 832-7870.

HANDYMAN - GENERAL CARPENRY and home repair - no jobstoo small, including home maintenance or seniors. Call 432-4904. I noanswer please leave message with phone number or call 434-3830 cell.

yARD/gARAgE SALESYARD & BAKE SALE, Sussex Corner United Church Hall, August20th & 21st, 8:30am - 4:00pm. Fresh coee and cheesecake availableto purchase at the door. ables to rent,contact Vanessa at [email protected].


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