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Ravingsby Mike Hickey

"FUNNY!!"

Every now and then I stumble upon somethin

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around.

"It seems a Spanish teacher was explaining to her class that i

Spanish, unlike English, nouns are designated as either masculine o

feminine. House, for instance, is feminine: la casa; pencil, howeveis masculine: el lapiz.

A student asked, "What gender is computer?"

Instead of giving the answer, the teacher split the class into tw

groups, male and female, and asked them to decide for themselve

whether computer should be a masculine or a feminine noun. Eac

group was asked to give four reasons for its recommendation.

The men's group decided that computer should definitely be of th

feminine gender (la computadora), because:

1. No one but their creator understands their internal logic;

2. The native language they use to communicate with othe

computers is incomprehensible to everyone else;

3. Even the smallest mistakes are stored in long term memory fo

possible later retrieval; and4. As soon as you make a commitment to one, you find yourse

spending half your paycheck on accessories for it.

The women's group, however, concluded that computers should b

masculine (el computador), because:

1. In order to do anything with them, you have to turn them on;

2. They have a lot of data but still can't think for themselves;

3. They are supposed to help you solve problems, but half the tim

they ARE the problem; and

4. As soon as you commit to one, you realize that if you had waited

little longer, you could have gotten a better model.

-- The women won."

My own ideas of women and computers is more like "Older modecan be great value but many are prone to going into "sleep mode

unexpectedly. While rebooting them sometimes cures the problem

they tend to get cranky. When not in sleep mode, older mode

frequently emit an annoying whine. Computers and wome

instinctively know if there is a man trying to control them and wi

never do what they are supposed to."

In one major way women and computers are not alike whatsoeve

Feeding women seems to work wonders for their dispositions, bu

feeding a hamburger into the CDROM tray is just plain messy!!

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SUSSEX SHARING CLUBSurveillance cameras installed - after muchdeliberation, by the Board of Directors of theSussex Sharing Club, it was decided to installsurveil lance cameras. To protect theprivacy/confidentiality of our clients/customersthese cameras will notbe in operation on the days

that we are open.For the past decade we have appealed to the public not to drop off

clothes or other items that are only fit for the dump. Global TV did anews items, which was run several times showing some of the furniture

left on our deck (which was torn, broken or missing pieces). There werealso articles in newspapers and on the radio. Many incidents of peopleremoving items from the deck, ripping open bags/boxes and thendiscarding the items either on the deck or parking lot. We also hadreports of people putting their garbage in our garbage bins. Since Jan

th2005 until June 30 , 2010 it has cost us $11,771.18 in garbage fees.

Some RCMP officers have graciously given suggestions as to whatsteps to take when something inappropriate shows up on the screen.Any action has to be taken by us and they are willing to assist, as far asthe law allows. The cameras have already recorded the removal ofitems, which will be addressed by the Board at the next meeting inSeptember.Any person(s) in need of clothing, mattress, or other items, may speak

to Kelly Craig, our administrator, for help. All items will be given, freeof charge, to anyone in need. We are quite willing and ready to do this.We encourage people to contact us rather than steal the item(s). Whenwe are closed Kelly can be contacted by leaving a message on ourmachine at 433-6047 and she will get back to you. These messages areusually retrieved daily. Kelly can also be reached at her home at 432-4819.

We appreciate greatly those who donate clean clothes and items thatare unbroken and complete. Thank you. 324

RCL SUSSEX BRANCH #20

66 Magnolia Avenue, Sussex; 432-66 99Office Hours:Tuesday - Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm.

Wednesdays - Foot Clinic; Bingo - doors open at 6:00,Early Bird starts at 6:30 and regular games at 7:00pm.Thursdays - 8:00pm, Crib.

Take-out Lunches:The RCL #20 will beselling taking take-outl u n c h e s o nThursdays f rom10:00am-2:00pm. Allorders need to be in byW e d n e s d a y b y

4:00pm to be pickedup the next day. For

more informationplease call the Legionand ask for Michele.

Summer hours: Untilt h

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For more informationcheck out our website at:

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Rodney Shirley, PFPInvestment & Retirement PlannerRoyal Mutual Funds Inc.Sussex, NB E4E 7H9Cel: [email protected]

Your retirement is about morethan numbers.

Tax-Free Savings Account

For short-term and long-term goals, consider a Tax-Free Savings Account

Everyone has different reasons for saving and investing. But no matter what your goals are,you may be able to realize them sooner with a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA). Thisregistered account is unlike anything Canadian investors have seen before. Investmentreturns in the account whether interest, dividends or capital gains are not taxed, even

when withdrawn. A TFSA has the potential to help you reach your goals sooner.

TFSA benefits:The TFSA has a number of special features that make it useful in a wide range of situations.These include:SFlexibility. You can make withdrawals whenever you want, for any purpose. Withdrawals

are added to unused contribution room starting the following year. Unused contributionroom is carried forward indefinitely, so you can re-contribute whenever you have themoney.SInvestment choice. You can hold a wide range of investments in your account.SNo income requirement. You dont need to have earned income in order to make a

contribution.SVersatility. A TFSA could be appropriate for both your short-term and long-term

investment goals.STax-free. Unlike other tax-deferred plans, earnings in a TFSA are never subject to

Canadian tax. You dont pay taxes even if you withdraw.

SLifelong eligibility. Theres no requirement to collapse your account at a set age. You cankeep it as long as you live. This makes it especially valuable as part of a long-termstrategy that also includes RSPs/RIFs.

The TFSA lets you create a flexible, tax-sheltered savings fund you can use for a variety ofpurposes. You can use it for short-term goals, such as a new car, a dream vacation or even anew home. But you can also use it in addition to your registered Retirement Savings Plan(RSP) to help you reach long-term goals, such as providing funds for your retirement. Howyou use a TFSA and the benefits it can provide will vary depending on your individualsituation and investment goals. How you use your Tax-Free Savings Account depends onyour own personal needs and goals. Please give me a call to discuss how the TFSA maybenefit you.

Please consult your advisor and read the prospectus before investing. There may be commissionstrailing commissions, management fees and expenses associated with mutual fund investments.Mutual funds are not guaranteed, their values change frequently and past performance may not berepeated. RBC Funds are offered by RBC Asset Management Inc. and distributed through authorized

dealers. Financial planning services and investment advice are provided by Royal Mutual Funds Inc.Mutual funds are sold by Royal Mutual Funds Inc. Royal Mutual Funds Inc. is licensed as a financialservices firm in the province of Quebec. Registered trademarks of Royal Bank of Canada. RBC and Royal Bank are registered trademarks of Royal Bank ofCanada. Used under licence.

Its about you. Thats why Ill ask unexpected questions that get right tothe heart of whats really important to you. We can meet at a place thatsconvenient for you, talk about your vision of retirement, and worktogether to create a financial strategy that gets you there.Call me to make an appointment.

Financial planning services and investment advice are provided by Royal Mutual Funds Inc. Royal MutualFunds Inc., RBC Asset Management Inc. and Royal Bank of Canada are separate corporate entities whichare affiliated.Royal Mutual Funds Inc. is licensed as a financial services firm in the provinceof Quebec. Registered trademarks of Royal Bank of Canada.

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BURGERS FOR BOOKSThe Apohaqui-Lower Millstream Recreational Council held a BBQ

thfundraiser on June 19 at Sobeys in Sussex to raise money tpurchase books for the Apohaqui Elementary School library. A totof $500 was raised and a Scholastic Books gift certificate of th

thsame value was presented on June 25 by Shannon Powers on behaof the Apohaqui-Lower Millstream Recreational Council to MrLaura Ravn at the school closing.

Thanks goes out to the organizers Marta Floyd, Christy BernieAnn Beaton and Shannon Powers. Special thanks to Sobeys fomaking this BBQ possible and of course all those that enjoyed thBurgers and Hot Dogs. Our fundraiser was successful because oyou. 323

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

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

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

SUSSEX LIONS BINGOThe Sussex Lions' Club (Lions Den, 58 WillowCourt) holds bingo every Tuesday night, doorsopen @ 5:30, games begin to 7:00pm. Jackpotprize $1,000 and canteen available. For more info433-5453. Proceeds from weekly bingo gameshelp support community based projects. 308

Wayne and Lynn Browne

are pleased to announce the upcomingmarriage of their daughter

Constance (Connie) Lynn Browneto Rene Joseph Losier

son of Florent and Dianne Losier.

The wedding will take place in

Nauwigewauk, NB, August 21, 2010

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of their son

Douglas Ray Browneto Stephanie Mika Nakada

daughter of Toshihiko and Yukie Nakada.

The wedding will take place in

Pickering, ON, August 28, 2010

The Millstream Fire Department would like tocongratulate the winner of our baby barn this

year, George MacDonald from Sussex.

The second place winner for the spa package, donatedby Complete Sense Day Spa, was Tony Verhoven; andthe third place winner for the $100 Irving gas card,donated by Millstream Service Centre, was Ralph Carr.

We would like to thank Ralph's Auto Repair (Apohaqui),Gable Enterprises (Norton), Sussex Home Hardware,Robinson Enterprises, and the Framing and Sheathingand the Residential Finish classes from the SussexRegional High School; and all the people who supportedus by buying tickets.

In loving memory ofwho passed away July 26, 2008Rebecca Ann Trenholm

In loving memory ofRebecca Ann Trenholm

who passed away July 26, 2008

Gone are the days we used to share,But in our hearts you are always there,The gates of memory will never close,We miss you more than anyone knows,With tender love and deep regret,We who love you will never forget.

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ARTHURS FAMILY REUNION 2010Descendants of the late Joseph and Jane Arthurs who imigrated toNew Brunswick from Ireland in 1833, and their son William, whomarried Margaret Long in 1864, are invited to attend the fifth family

th st streunion to be held July 30 , 31 - August 1 . Activities will be heldat the Arthurs's Heritage Home, located at 2360 Rte 845 KingstonPeninsula. Activities will include a meet & greet, registration,

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WESTMORLAND COUNTY FAIR 2010 SCHEDULE(WCAF Grounds, 41 Corey Avenue, Petitcodiac)

stSunday, August 19:00am - Light Horse Show Gymkhana9:00am - Goat Show6:00pm - Light Horse High Points Awards7:00pm - Gospel Night, held at Petitcodiac Baptist Church, Freewilloffering

ndMonday, August 23:00-8:00pm - Exhibits can be dropped off at Exhibit HallNo Entry Fees (all exhibits are to be pre-tagged)

rdTuesday August 37:00pm - WCAF Queen Pageant, held at the Petitcodiac BaptistChurch

thWednesday, August 49:00am - 4H Achievement Day10:00am-12:00noon - Childrens Day held on Fair Grounds1:30-:00pm - Seniors Day held at the Legion2:00-8:00pm - Exhibit Hall is Open6:00pm - Hinchey Amusements Open6:30pm - WCAF Offical Opening7:00pm - Lumberjack Competition7:00pm - Downeast Holstein Futurity7:00-9:00pm - Jam Session with Clayton Magee - All JammersWelcome

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Thursday, August 510:00am - 4H Display Opens - Commercial Hall10:30am - Draft Horse Hitch Classes2:00-8:00pm - Exhibit Hall Opens4:00-6:00pm - Roast Beef Supper held at the Petitcodiac Boys &Girls Club6:30pm - Draft Horse Show (Junior Driving)7:00pm - Music by Clayton Magee, Alva & Winston Greer withRuth & Eldon Barton, Mike & Cathy Corey8:00pm - Draft Horse Unicorn Hitch9:00pm - 4-in-Hand Hitch

thFriday, August 69:00am - Draft Horse Line Class10:00am - 4H Display10:00am - Fur & Feather Show12:00noon-8:00pm - Exhibit Hall Opens1:00-5:00pm - Draft Horse Hitch Classes3:00pm - Mountain Range Ranch Natural Horsemanship5:00-5:30pm - Pig Scramble Registration (ages 11-13)5:00pm - Hinchey Amusements Opens6:00pm - Pig Scramble7:00pm - Double Horse Haul7:00pm - Mountain Range Ranch Natural Horsemanship7:00-9:00pm - Music by Lost Connection

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EVENTS AT THE PETITCODIAC LIBRARY6 Kay Street, 756-3144Summer Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Friday - 10:00am-

1:00pm & 2:00-5:00pm; Thursday 2:00-5:00pm and 6:00-8:00pm.Used Book Sale Clearance - books for $1 a bag until the end of

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Adult Book Club - Thursday, August 12 at 6:30pm, discussing

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Summer Storytime Fridays 10:30-11:00am until August 20 .

Songs, finger plays, and stories for young children ages 3-5.

Mondays: 2:00-3:00pm, Monday Craft-ernoon for ages 6 and up;thuntilAugust 16 (except NB Day). Come make cool crafts from

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Thursdays: 3:00-4:00pm, Games Galore until August 12 for ages

6 and up. A fun time of playing lots of different games.Fridays: Summer Story Time from 10:30-11:00am untilAugust

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Pyjama Story Time (August 26 ) from 7:00-8:00pm, stories for the

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rd thlibrary open hours from August 3 -20 . Do you need help with

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These programs are offered free of charge. For more information

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thsupporters descended on Peterborough, Ontario on June 11 for weekend of racing, companionship, workshops and fun. Survivorranged in age from 20 something to many 70 and 80 year olds ancame in all shapes, sizes and sexes.

Guest speaker was Dr. Don McKenzie of Vancouver BC, thfounder of the first ever breast cancer survivor team in the world. Hhad launched the team as part of a lymphedema study to debunk thbelief that women with breast cancer should not do repetitive uppebody exercise. Since then there are more than 50 survivor groups iCanada and over 100 in the world.

Breasts Ahoy member and six year survivor, Casey Hoogeveenstarted a new life after his mastectomy with the help of his teammates. "It is not easy to accept, as a male, the verdict that one habreast cancer. It was a lesson for me and all other males diagnosewith Breast Cancer that males are also susceptible to this terribdisease. Casey urges men to speak to their doctors about breacancer and on how to do a breast self examination.Breasts Ahoy continues to paddle and will be attending three mor

Festivals this year - Pugwash, NS, Saint John and Fredericton. Thteam welcomes all breast cancer survivors as either paddlers or aassociate members for those who may not wish to paddle but wish tbe part of a wonderful group.

For more information or to arrange to have a paddle contact Val 657-3873. There is life after breast cancer - go out and live it. 822

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Personal & Corporatetax return preparation.Auditing & Bookkeeping

Donna L. Floyd, CGAPROFESSIONAL CORP.624 Main StreetSussex, NBPhone:( )506 433-3150Email:[email protected]

Personal & Corporatetax return preparation.Auditing & Bookkeeping

NB & CANADIAN PLOWING CHAMPIONSHIPSth th

The 59 NB Provincial and 58 Canadian Championships will beheld in Mundleville NB (Route # 470, 7.2 km west of Rexton) the

th thweek ofAugust 30 -September 4 inclusive. The NB competition

th stwill be held on August 30 & 31 , and see plowing only withConventional Plows.

st thThe Canadian competition will be held on September 1 -4 and

see seniors from six provinces compete in both Conventional &Reversible plows while juniors will compete in Conventional only.The senior's will be competing in each of the two classes for theChampionship and the opportunity to represent Canada in at the

th thWorld Plowing match in Lindevad, Sweden on May 13 & 14 ,2011. The junior champion will receive a one year scholarship toOlds College in Olds AB.

Schedule for NB will see plowing on both days (Monday &Tuesday) starting at 9:00am & 1:00pm. Schedule for the CanadianCompetition will be at 8:30am & 1:00pm, Wednesday-Fridaywithcompetition on Saturday starting at 10:00am only.We would also like to suggest you plan to attend our Fund Raising

ndAuction on Thursday evening September 2 at the Rexton CurlingClub. Auctioneer for the evening will be Bev Folkins, from Sussex.

For information: Gary Keith 506-372-9427, [email protected] David Mundle 506-523-9685, [email protected]. 807

DISTRICT EDUCATION COUNCIL

MEETINGSchool District 6 District Education Council willhold its monthly meeting on Wednesday, August

th18 at Rothesay High School, 61 Hampton Road,beginning at 7:00pm. All are welcome! 811

SALISBURY GOLDEN AGE CLUBst rd

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

Reminder: SAUNDERS FAMILY REUNION

There will be a Saunders Family reunion held on Sunday, August 1from 1:00pm until dark, at 370 Belleisle Shore Road, Kars for thdescendants of John (Jack) and Emma Jane (Farnsworth) SaunderEveryone is welcome, bring your favourite dish to share witeveryone and a lawn chair. There will be a small charge to coveexpenses ($2.50).

This year we would like everyone to bring pictures of their familand their favourite recipe for a family recipe bookFor more information call 485-2570. 841

Directions to THE KNOLL

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

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

Gorgeous views

Private, serene settingOpen, airy floor plans

great from entertaining

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Master bedroom wiwalk-in closet

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

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

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

Malone Way

New town homes in Sussex from $228,000

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

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

433-9131 ext 115

Advantages with having a Prestige home:Factory and Service Center

Minutes away from The Knoll

Built with the Quality Prestige Homes

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Energy Efficient Homes7 Year Structural Warranty

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with Excellent Manufacturers Warranties

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

Real Community Living

Hospital and Health Center

Soon to be built Fundy Civic Center

Close by Nature Trails

Many Churches, Clubs and Organizations to joinShopping, Restaurants,

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

thAugust 7 at the Apohaqui Recreation Centre (16 Jones MemoriPark Rd). Registration will be begin at 1:00pm and there will be pot luck meal. Old photos and family info welcomed.For more information please contact - [email protected]. 80

PETITCODIAC SJA YOUTH GROUP REPORTGood News! Our Division will now accept youth members from th

age of 6, yes 6 to 17. The junior program (6-10) will be from 6:30 t7:30pm, and the other age group is from 6:30 to 8:30pm. We meeach Wednesday evening at the Kiwanis Community Centre i

thPetitcodiacstartingSeptember 15 .

For more information on the Junior program call Diane Wilson 372-5639. For the Cadet (older members) program please contaceither Henry Geldart, 756-8319 or Diane Wilson, 372-5639.

We are looking forward to meeting new members this fall, anseeing the return of our older members. 326

CANAAN RIVER SENIORSst

The Canaan River Seniors meet on the 1 Monday of each month

12:00noon at the community hall for a pot luck lunch. The 3Monday of the month is activities afternoon - with cards, darts anboard games at the hall from 1:00-4:00pm.All seniors welcome. 312

Reminder: CANAAN RIVER BLACK REUNIONThe Canaan River Blacks are holding their annual reunion o

thSunday, August 8 at the Community Hall in CherryvalRegistration starts at 1:30pm. There will be supervised games fothe children and a history of various Black families will be read. Yomay bring photos if you wish.

A Pot Luck supper will be take place at approximately 4:30pmEveryone welcome.

For more information please contact: Hazel at 534-2596 or Reac

at 534-2565. 322

Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc.

Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc. is a registered non-profit charitable organization

Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc.P. O. Box 4816, Sussex, NB, E4E 5L1Phone: (506) 433-1256 Email: [email protected]: www.petfinder.org

Animals for Adoption:The adoption fee for cats in our care is $100.00, which includes:+Two veterinary examinations+Treatment for worms, ear-mites, fleas+Nail clip+Vaccinations with booster+Neuter/Spay+30-day health guarantee

Cats are ready for new homes

ASHBY is a male tabby, grey with a white biband sporting a 'ringed' tail. He's approximately

8 months old. He just showed up in someone'sback yard about one month ago. He was verythin and in pretty bad shape. It took a while forhim to be trusting of these folks, but eventuallythey were able to get him into their home. Heloves attention, is a great talker, and doesn'tgive any 'lip', a real gentleman with personalityto boot. Gets along with other cats but not sureabout dogs yet. Neutered, vaccinated, treatedfor parasites and tested for feline leukemia

(which was negative) he's been placed in afoster home until adoption.

If you are interested in Ashby, please call theSanctuary for an appointment to view him.

PETITCODIAC SENIORSPetitcodiac Seniors 50+ members of NBSF (New Brunswic

stSeniors Federation) meet on the 1 Monday of each month a2:00pm (exceptAugust) in the Kiwanis Building. Come Join ueven if you dont feel like a senior. 303

MELTING LANDS SCREENINGFundy Cinema Politica is presenting an evening with NB filmmake

thGreg Hemmings on Thursday, July 29 , 7:00pm at the FundModel Forest building (Magnolia Street entrance facing SusseLibrary). Greg will be in attendance for a discussion and screeninof his documentary film Melting Lands.

This documentary explores the effects of Global Warming in small community in the Canadian North by following hunters otheir hunt, fishermen catching fish by boat and by ice, elders anchildren; and even takes the cameras under the sea ice at low tide tfilm the tradition of under ice mussel picking. Through thexperience of following these characters, one may understand howthis community of people are living today and how, through the

perspective and experience, climate change is forcing them to adapto new ways of living. 522


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ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION #761935 Rte 121, Norton NBMondays - 45's @ 8:00pm.Tuesdays - Double crib @ 8:00pm.Wednesday nights - Summer Darts, contact Anna Walshat 485-8813 for more information.Thursdays - Correction: Dabber Bingo, Jackpot $1,000

in 50#s or less & building. Jackpot starts at $350 in 51#s and/orconsolation prize $100. Doors open at 6:00pm, Bonanza game startsat 6:30pm sharp. Bonanza - a building jackpot in 52#s and/orconsolation prize $100. We also have wild #s in some of regularbingo games. Come & support your charity event. Starts 7:00pmsharp.Saturdays - Single crib @ 8:00pm.

Are you a veteran who does not receive a pension or health carebenefits? It does not matter how long you served. For moreinformation contact Gordon McKenzie, Service Officer RCL #76 at432-0779.To rent the Legion Hall please contact Marg Lewell at 839-2212 or

Gordon at 432-0779 or 485-8849. 502

Reminder: SIMONDS HIGH CLASS OF 80 REUNIONAre you a graduate of Simonds High School (1980), we are looking

th thfor you! Come celebrate our 30 reunion on Saturday, August 14 .Email: [email protected] to leave contactinformation.Looking forward to see you all. 848

Reminder: LEWIS FAMILY REUNIONThe Lewis Family Reunion will be held (rain or shine) on Saturday,

thAugust 14 at the home of Wayne and Fay Lewis (126 Lewis Road,Colpitts Settlement). Relatives of the late Pearl and Harry Lewis are

welcome to attend from 2:00pm on and a Pot Luck supper will beserved at 4:30 - please bring your favourite dish.For more information please contact Wayne at 372-4651. 830

UPHAM BREAKFAST BUFFETBreakfast will be held the second Saturday of each month 8:00-10:00am at the WI/Seniors (Hall, 2117 Rte 820) in Upham. Comeand enjoy a really filling breakfast with your friends and neighboursfor only $6.00/person, $20/family - or have just toast and coffee for

$2.00. Presented by the AnglicanParish Churches of Upham.

For more information contact832-7253. 507

T H2 9 A N N U A L F L E AMARKET IN SUSSEXThe New Brunswick Auto Club

thInc. 29 annual Automotive &General Flea market will take

th ndplace August 20 -22 at thePrincess Louise Park with up to900 vendors.

For more information visit

www.nbaac.org. 836

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The family of the late Jessie Suttie wishesto thank family & friends for all the acts

of kindness during our recent loss.

Thank you to those who sent food,flowers, phone calls, cards, E-mails,donations & attended her funeral.

We were so overwhelmed by the response.

Special thanks to Rev. Chris Hayes for abeautiful service and to Marlene Ross &

Susan Dunphy for their part in the service.

Our sincere appreciation to Brock Reid &Reids Funeral Home for their

compassionate & professional service.

Malcolm, Carol & Family

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I volunteer because I enjoy helping ideagrow to benefit others, Vanessa says. I gegreat pleasure putting the tools andresources into the hands of talented andcommitted people.

Sometimes the smallest acts can have thgreatest rewards, resulting in a greatequality of life for others.

It is a relationship that began shortly afteshe graduated from high school, a time whenshe was inspired by some wonderful rolmodels and a desire to try new things. Whastuck with me was how small acts and one

person with the right approach can make areal difference, Vanessa recalls. There inothing like working alongside someonewho shares your passion. Besides, it's a lot ofun! Some people golf or play cards, volunteer. And its a relationship that isnlikely to end anytime soon. We work tomake a living; you volunteer to make a life,she says. When you can put an eagle back inthe sky, or help someone discover a talenthey didn't know they have, you're talkingriches way beyond a pay cheque.

There's not a bank vault big enough to holdthat kind of wealth.

We are looking for stories about peoplmaking a difference in the Sussex area people who donate money and work hard tokeep churches and local organizationoperating, people who provide time andleadership to programs that serve youth people who organize and contribute fundraising activities that support worthcauses and those in need in our community If you know a story about a communitSuper Hero we want to hear from youCall 832-5613 or email [email protected].

Small Acts Reap Huge Rewards forCommunity Volunteer

by Trudy Kelly Forsythe

Like many who volunteer, Vanessa Packmanis modest about all she does for hercommunity.

I'm simply having fun, and am pleased tohelp others while I am, says Vanessa, whosevolunteering experience over the years readslike a Whos Who of local events and goodcauses.

Theres the Kings County Covered BridgeFestival, the Kings County TourismAssociation, Theatre New Brunswick, theAgricultural Museum of New Brunswick, theSussex Canada Day committee, the Sussex

Valley Volunteer Association, CountryLiving Days, the Atlantic Balloon Fiesta andthe Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation.

More recently shes excited about projectslike the Rural Action and Ideas Network, aloose network of rural residents in southernNew Brunswick sharing ideas and resourcesthat promote the regions quality of life;Celebrate Sussex, which is billed theunofficial cultural office of southern NewBrunswick; Sussex Literary Initiatives andCultural Events, a collection of community-minded individuals working to bring a buffetof creative offerings to the area; and the

Sussex Area Community Foundation, whereshe puts her talents as a professionalcommunicator to use as a volunteer on thepublic relations committee.

In 2004, she created Needlework NewBrunswick, a resource for New Brunswickand Atlantic Canadian fibre artists to raise theprofile and provide information for theprovince's needle artists. And, she supports avariety of other groups and causes when shecan.

Vanessa describes volunteering as anaddictive combination of trying new thingsand working with others. There's realmagic in bringing together skills andenergy to make something happen.

Her volunteer work as founder and co-ordinator of the Kibble Pet Food BankNetwork, the first food bank network forcompanion animals and livestock in

Atlantic Canada, is a good example ofmaking something happen. An outreachproject of the NBSPCA, the network hasgrown to six outlets since it started inSussex in October 2008. The first outlet, inpartnership with the Sussex Sharing Club,helped 12 animals in its first month. Sincethen it has grown to help 250 animalsaround the province each month. In 2009,the network helped 1,135 animals and it ison target to more than double that numberthis year.


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BIG BINGO! BIG PRIZES!Sussex Lions Den Friday, July 30th

Willow Court, Sussex

FREE WARM-UP GAME $100 PRIZE!

5 $100 GAMES2 $250 GAMES

Mini-Jackpot $500

NOTE:If 111 - 125 players are present, the Jackpot is $1,500.If 125-150 players are present, the Jackpot is $2,000.

ALL PRIZES MUST GO!

Cost: $40 gets you door book9 faces, 9 pages plus 3 face 9 page strips

Extra cards are $1 each.

DOORS OPEN @ 6PM BINGO STARTS AT 7PMOn-site canteen, 50/50 draw & break open tickets

NOTE:If less than 74 players, all prizes must be cut in half.

JACKPOT $1,000

Summer is HERE!Summer is HERE!Clean out those sheds & garages.Yard sales, BBQs, baby items- strollers,playpens, swings, etc., screen tents,bicycles, patio furniture,tents and camping items.Clean out those sheds & garages.

Yard sales, BBQs, baby items- strollers,playpens, swings, etc., screen tents,

bicycles, patio furniture,tents and camping items.

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THE SALISBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY3215 Main Street, Salisbury, 372-3240The Summer Reading Club this summer is "See the World @ yourlibrary". This program is for all children including pre-school agechildren who can participate in a Read-To-Me program. Certificates

thof merit will be presented on Wednesday, August 18 at 6:30pm atthe library. Children can register at any time the library is open.Story times with a puppet show and crafts: Wednesdays at 7:00pm& Fridays at 10:00am.Activities and games: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 10:00am.

Summer Reading Club meets with stories, games & crafts:Monday-Friday at 2:00pm. The closing party will be held on

thFriday, August 20 at 2:00pm.Each program is approximately one hour.

For more information please contact the Library. Our summerhours are: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday from 10:00am-12:00noon and 1:00pm-5:00pm; and Wednesday 1:00-5:00 and6:00-8:00pm. 317

CASSIDY MEMORIAL CHURCH SERVICEThe Francis Edward Cassidy Memorial Church Service (Cassidy

thLake) will be held on Sunday, August 8 at 2:00pm. Guest speaker

for the service is Father Peter Bagley.Everyone welcome. Stay for a chat and lunch after. For more

information call Hazel at 433-4832. 517

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

th(Long Reach Rte 845, Kingston Peninsula) on Friday, July 30 and

th thAugust 13 & 27 - at 7:00pm. Bring your instruments for lots offiddling, singing and fun. Light refreshments. $5.00 donation atdoor for church and hall repairs.

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

763-2559. 842

LITTLE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS IN SAINT JOHNThe Canadian Senior Little League Championships will be held

th thAugust 7 -12 at Memorial Field, Dever Road, Saint John. Teamsfrom across the country will compete for the right to represent thecountry at the Senior Little League World Series.

For tournament information, please check us out atwww.leaguelineup.com/championships. 802


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Phone: 488-3412Cell: 639-4212

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506-653-0726 Cell506-832-0726 Office

Pontoon Tours in HamptonFishing, Swimming, PhotographyRelax with family and friends

Visit us at zeldasriveradventures.ca

Canoe & Kayak RentalsCanoe & Kayak Guided Tours

Voyageur Canoe Tours

Guiding with outfitterand paddlerRafe Hooper

Lighthouse Park River Center1075 Main StreetHampton, N.B.

Tel: 832-6025 Cell: 721-4356www.ospreyadventures.net

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Open Holiday MondaysOpen Tuesday - Sunday in July & August

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Your One Stop for Quality Computer Sales and Service

19 QUEEN STREET, SUSSEXStore Hours: 8-5 Mon. - Fri. 9-12 Sat.

Great deals on desktops, laptops and netbooks all running Windows 7!Certified Technicians on staff that can help with any Technical Issue!

Great Selection of Computer Components and Ink CartridgesOwner/Lead Technician: Jason Sturgeon

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Where Things Come Together!Where Things Come Together!Beading Supplies, Custom Jewellery, Classes, Repairs,

Christian Books, Wedding Supplies, Handmade Crafts

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LIFE AT THE LAKESOur annual event hosted by Queens County Heritage, TheWashademoak Chamber of Commerce, and the Village of

th thCambridge-Narrows will be held on August 7 & 8 - a celebrationof art, music, food, wine and commerce.

This is a wonderful opportunity for all ages to have fun on asummer weekend. Come for one day or both and experienceeverything from locally produced herbs and lavender, quilt displays,art displays, powered paragliding demonstrations, historicalphotographs and interviews with village elders, bird photographs,

weaving & blacksmith demonstrations, vintage car show andactivities for the children; not to mention tours at local locationsTo top it all off there will be a two seating fund raising salmon

dinner followed by a live concert featuring our very own WendyNielson and friends on Saturday; and music with local fiddlerWayne Friars and his friends Sunday afternoon; all at ourBandstand. There are places to eat locally and a free corn boil at thePines Conservation Park. Bring chairs and blankets and settle in fora wonderful weekend.

For more information (times and locations) on Life at the Lakescheck out the website at www.w-rcc.ca/lifeatthelakes.html. 816

BREAKFAST IN BARNESVILLEThe Barnesville Presbyterian Church (1257 Rte 820 Barnesville) is

rdholding a breakfast the 3 Saturday of each month from 8:00-11:30am with a choice of two complete breakfasts. $5/adult,$3/child, pre-schoolers eat for free.Everyone welcome. 508

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St. StephensC h o c o l a t eFestival beganin 1985 and

together withthe ChocolateMuseum hasf o c u s e dattention onSt. Stephensvaluable andi n t e r e s t i n ghistory. TheTown of St.Stephen waso f f i c i a l l yregistered in 2000 as Canadas Chocolate Town. Chocolate Fe

st

activities take place from Sunday, August 1 - Saturday, Auguth7 . For a schedule of events visit the website at www.chocolatefest.ca.

th37 Annual International Homing Festival will be held in S

th thStephen from Friday, July 30 - Sunday, August 8 . The theme fothis years festival isBridging our Festival. For more informatioon the many activities taking place during the Festival visit thwebsite at www.internationalhomecomingfestival.com. 521


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NEW BRUNSWICK

Join us at OConnell Park

on Monday, August 2nd,

from 12:00 to 5:00pm

Rain venue will be

8th Hussars Sports Centre

UNSW ICKUNSR WB ICWE KNMayor Ralph Carr &the Members of Council of theTown of Sussex would like to take this

opportunity to wish everyone a safe andhappy New Brunswick Day.

NEW BRUNSWICK

Bruce Northrup

MLA Kings East

Phone:432-2686Fax: 432-2647

12 Marble StreetSussexEmail: [email protected]

Hours: Monday to Friday9am-2pm

Have a greatNew Brunswick Day!Have a greatNew Brunswick Day!

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1 Winter Street, Sussex, NB E4E 2H9

tel: 506-433-6328 fax: 506-433-1141

Mon-Wed 9-6 Thurs-Fri 9-8

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New YorkStriploin

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$3.99/lb$3.99/lbMaple Leaf

Herb & GarlicPork Chops

$4.29$4.29

Old FashionedQuality Service

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New Brunswick

Merit Awards

Awarded at 1:00pm

Free Hot Dog BBQ

12:00pm until 1:00pm

Splash Party

Kiwanis Town Pool

& Splashpad

1:30pm until 5:00pm

Karaoke1:30pm until 5:00pm

Kids Games & Activities

1:30pm until 5:00pm

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Blueberry Cheesecake

1 1/2 cups vanilla cookie crumbs

6 tbsp butter or margarine, meltedpinch ground nutmeg1 8oz pkg cream cheese, softened1/2 cup sugar2 eggs1/2 tsp each vanilla and grated lemon peel Blueberry topping2 cups fresh or frozen blueberries1/4 cup sugar and water2 tbsp cornstarchDash salt1 tbsp lemon juice1 tbsp cornstarch

Cheesecake: Combine cookie crumbs, butter and nutmeg. Press into

9-inch tart pan with removable bottom. Beat cream cheese, sugareggs, vanilla and lemon peel with electric mixer until smooth. Spooninto cookie crust. Bake at 375F. 15 minutes or until firm. Cool.Spread Blueberry Topping over cheese cake. Refrigerate severalhours.

Topping: Combine blueberries, sugar, water, cornstarch and salt in asaucepan. Cook and stir about 4 minutes or until thickened. Stir inlemon juice. Cool to lukewarm temperature.

Blueberry Cobbler

Cobbler1/2 cup sugar3 cups fresh or frozen blueberries4 tsp lemon juice1 tsp each grated lemon peel & ground cinnamonDash salt

Topping1 cup flour3 tbsp sugar1 1/2 tsp baking powder1/4 tsp each ground cinnamon & salt1 egg (beaten)cup milk

Cobbler: Combine sugar and cornstarch in saucepan; addblueberries, lemon juice, lemon peel, cinnamon and salt. Cookand stir over medium heat 4 to 6 minutes or until thickened. Placein 4-cup baking dish; spoon Cobbler Topping over fruit mixture.Bake at 375F 15 to 20 minutes or until golden brown.Topping: Stir together flour, sugar, baking powder, cinnamon andsalt. Combine beaten egg and milk; stir into dry ingredients justuntil moistened.Serve warm with ice cream or whipped cream.

Blueberry Pumpkin Loaf

1lb / 454g unsalted butter, room temperature12oz / 340g golden sugar1/2 lb / 250ml eggs (4 large)24oz / 680g honey12oz / 350g pureed pumpkin2 lb / 907g all-purpose flour4 tsp / 16 g baking soda4 tsp / 8 g ground cinnamon2 tsp / 4 g ground ginger1 tsp / 2 g ground cloves1 tsp / 2 g ground allspice1 tsp / 5g salt16 fl oz / 500ml hot water20 oz / 600g blueberries, fresh or frozen

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SUSSEX & AREA SENIORS CENTRE NEWS50 Perry Street, Sussex 433-8480; [email protected] Centre is open (Summer hours) Tuesday-Thursday from9:00am-4:00pm for adults - memberships are available at$20/person/year. Hall rental is available by calling 433-8480.Mondays - Closed for the month ofJuly.

thTuesday, July 27 - 9:00am games, cards, chat, darts; 10:00am,rughookers; 12:00noon soup & sandwich; 1:30pm bingo formembers.

thWednesday, July 28 - 9:00am games, cards, chat, darts.

thThursday, July 29 - 9:00am games, cards, chat, darts; 9:30,shuffleboard and Bridge.Friday - Closed for the month ofJuly.

More information on the Centre is available on the website at:www.sussexareaseniorscentre.com. 309

Reminder: GREER FAMILY REUNIONrd th

The 23 annual Greer Reunion will be held on Sunday, August 8 ,1:00pm at the Community Hall, Main Street in St. Martins with aPot Luck dinner at 4:00pm. Come bring your family and meet yourkinfolk.

For more information please contact any one of the following:

Newman Greer 847-8217; John Greer 847-1537; Pat Seeds 757-2983; Don Crawford 849-1125; Christina Snow 832-3626; DavidGreer 847-5409. 839

BINGO & CARD PARTIES IN UPHAMRegular Wednesday night Bingo at the Hall in Upham is cancelledfor the summer and will resume in September. The regular Mondaynight card parties at the Upham WI Hall begin at 7:30pm and willcontinue all summer.All are welcome. 514

165 St. George Street,Sussex, NB 433-2453

OPEN: MON-WED. 9-5; THURS. 9-8; FRI 9-9; SAT 9-Noon

Serving OurCommunity For Over 30 Years!

FinancingAvailable

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ARTS TAXICourteous Services

Clean Vehicles

Non-Smoking

Airport Service

Deliveries

Marlene Marr433-1894

Marlene Marr

433-1894

CARD PARTIES IN LOWER MILLSTREAMAuction 45's cards every Tuesday eveningat 7:30pm at the LowerMillstream Hall (Rte 880/875). The cost to play is $4.00/person andincludes a 50/50 ticket and lunch. Come bring your friends and havea fun evening. 505

Reminder: SUSSEX COMPOSITE HIGH SCHOOLREUNIONAttention all Graduates of 1975 Sussex Composite High School. We

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

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433-4033368 Main St, Sussex

Evening Appointments & Gift Certificates Available

MASSAGEMATTERS

Registered Massage Therapists

Cara SeeleyJane McConchie-Payne(receptionist)Lyndi LeaskMelissa SmithErin Dunlop

MASSAGEMATTERS

44 Moffett AvenueSussex, NB433-4202

936 Main StreetHampton, NB832-5507

Turnbull and Kindred, Certified General Accountants isa midsized accounting firm with locations in Sussexand Hampton.

As we continue to grow, we are looking for anexperienced bookkeeper to help us provideexceptional service to our new and existing customers.The ideal candidate will have a strong competency inbookkeeping functions and considerable experiencewith computerized accounting packages. In addition,the candidate must be highly organized, self-motivated, and demonstrate effective communicationskills.

We are primarily interested in filling a permanent full-time position, but would consider other arrangementsfor the right candidates. We offer a competitivecombination of salary and benefits.

Please forward your resume and cover letter to:Turnbull and Kindred,

44 Moffett Ave, P.O. Box 4608,Sussex, NB E4E 5L8.

TURNBULL and KINDREDCERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS

ON OUR COVER

SJA SUSSEX ACQUIRES NEW VEHICLEThe Sussex Unit of St John Ambulance is theproud owner of a new vehicle to assist theorganization with its service of providing first aidin Sussex and the surrounding area. The FordTransit Connect vehicle made its debut in theCanada Day parades in Belleisle Valley, Apohaqui and Sussex. replaces the 1990 van used by the Unit for over 20 years. Thavehicle, which was originally an ambulance, will go in a showroom

display as an example of an older ambulance that is being created bMalley Industries in Moncton. The firm converts ambulances another vehicles to suit the needs of the end users and felt that havinone of its earlier vehicles in a showroom would be respectful oboth early days at the firm and an early customer.

The new vehicle is user friendly, economical and smaller than thprevious one but carries all of the essential equipment needed tprovide first aid service at an event. The interior was efficientldesigned and outfitted by using the input of the volunteer memberwho use the vehicle. The exterior is eye-catching & tells its owstory.

St. John Ambulance, Sussex thanks the Kiwanis Club, DowneFord, Malley Industries, St John Ambulance Provincial Office & thpublic for helping to make this new transition happen.

St John Ambulance is proud to be of service to the community aninvites those interested in volunteering with St. John Ambulancrequiring first aid coverage at an event or interested in taking firaid training to contact them at 506-433-4840. 319

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

stMondays - Executive Meeting 1 Monday of the monthat 7:30pm. There are no General Meetings in August.

ndThey will resume on the 2 Monday in September at8:00pm.Thursdays - Bingo at 7:00pm. Everyone welcome.

th

Friday, July 30 - Darts for Meat and switch your partner crib..thTuesday, September 7 - Crib meeting.th

Wednesday, September 8 - Darts meeting. Anyone interested iplaying either Crib or Darts are asked to please attend the meeting305

BOARD GAME WINNERCongratulations to Debbie Powellof Millbrook, Sussex Corner fohaving the winning number and for winning $100.00 on the boargame! Thanks to all who played.

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COWBOYS32 Water StreetEntertainment: WHITEWATER9:00pm-12:00amDJ DANCE 12:00-2:00am$ 5.00

BIG TIDE BREWING COMPANYPrincess Street (Uptown)Special Festival EntertainmentKristina Trites from HalifaxNO COVER CHARGE9:00pm-12:00 am

DOOLYSGrand Bay, Sobeys MallEntertainment: TOM NOEL ANDFRIENDSDance to that old time rock n roll9:00pm-1:00am

FISH & BREW PUBWestwind Place, West Saint JohnEntertainment: SIDEKICK10:00pm-1:00amNo Cover Charge

THE BLUE OLIVERothesay AveEntertainer: JARED LUTES AND INTANDUM From MonctonFrench and English Music9:00pm-1:30amCover Charge $ 7.00

FAMILY DAY IN KING SQUARE

8:00 am-4:00 pm King SquareVisual Artists, Sculptors, Flea Market,Games, Food, and much moreChildren show ages 1-10 yrs of agefeaturing:SCOTTY AND THE STARS FROMMONCTON 10:00am-10:40am6 PIECE BAND FROM SUSSEX (14years old boys) 11:00am-12:00amSCOTTY AND THE STARS12:15am-1:00pmKRISTINA TRITES from Halifax N.S.1:15pm-2:00pmBRAD AND CHRISTA TRECARTIN2:15pm-3:15pm

SAMANTHA NICKERSON3:30 pm-4:00pm

11:00am-2:00pm Entertainment atExhibition Park for Rhodas FleaMarket. Entertainment will be there forthis time period inside the building.PAUL EVANS AND ROY THOMASGRAY

SUNDAY AUGUST 8TH, 2010

FUNDY

BAYFESTIVAL

AUGUST 5-82010

ARTS MUSIC

CULTURE

www.fundybayfest ival .com

THURSDAY AUGUST 5TH, 2010

SENIORS LUNCH AT THE LAKE

Lily Lake Pavillion11:30 am-2:30pmEntertainment: DEBBIE HARRITY ANDDELBERT WORDEN$ 10.00 includes lunch and entertainment

ONE NIGHT/ONE WISHThe Blue Olive Nightclub6:00 pm-10:30pmFundraiser for Childrens WishFull Meal, Auction, Motivational SpeakerAnd Entertainer from Nova ScotiaTerry Kelly$ 60.00 per person includes full meal,choice of Sirloin Tips, Chicken or Fish

And the Motivational speaking and show.

COWBOYS30 Water StreetLive EntertainmentTANGLED ROOTS9:00pm-1:00am$ 5.00 cover

MURRAYS PUB (West Saint John)1490 Manawagonish RoadDo you sing or play an instrument. Thenenjoy an OPEN MIC NIGHT withLEO DARRAH

9:00pm-1:00amNo Cover Charge

OPERA BISTROBONNIE STE-CROIX from VancouverFantastic entertainer where the Westcomes to the EastFor your listening and dining pleasureMake your reservations earlyStart time 7:00pm-10:00pmNo cover charge

FRIDAY AUGUST 6TH, 2010

SATURDAY AUGUST 7TH, 2010

LILY LAKE PAVILLION (LILYS CAF)New Outdoor PatioStart 8:00pm -11:00pmEntertainment: DAVE MYLESNo Cover Charge

MARDI GRAS CRUISE ON THEVOYAGEUR II TOURBOATOn the Saint John RiverLeaves from Main Street Wharf, North End7:00pm-9:00pm2nd cruise 9:30pm-11:30pm only if 1st soldout and we have a minium of 50 peopleEntertainment: FREEDOM RIDE$ 35.00 person snacks included

YOUNG COUNTRY EMERGING ARTISTSALONG WITH OLDER ARTISTSBack up musicians such are Reg Gallant,Steve Lyons, Joyce Boone, Walter Prosser,Anna Marie Burke and Tim WallaceBranch # 69 Legion

Wilson Street, West Saint John7:30pm-10:30pm$ 10.00 person advance$ 12.00 at the doorEmerging Artists7 year old Chelsea Golding14 year old Maddison Dupere16 year old Allan Pye20 year old Matthew OConnor

COWBOYS32 Water StreetEntertainment: From MonctonNEON HIGHWAYCountry Rock

10:00pm-2:00am

NOODLES LOUNGE(Pizza Delight)Grand BayEntertainment : DEAN BLACKSTONE(DAN CYR)9:00pm-1:00amNo Cover Charge

THE BLUE OLIVEMEDITERREAN RESTAURANTRothesay AveEntertainment: THE SUZIE MCNEILMARITIME TOUR

$ 20.00 advance $25.00 at the doorTime: Starting at 9:00pmOpening Act from Sussex CONTRASTSix 14 year old boys

LILY LAKE PAVILLION (LILYS CAF)8:00pm-11:00pmOn the Patio DEBBIE HARRITYNo cover charge


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AUCTION 45'S IN BELLEISLEAuction 45's - an evening of cards is now being held at the BelleisCreek Hall on Saturdays at 7:30pm. $3.00/person, all welcom511

D R A G O N B O A T T E A MFUNDRAISERBreasts Ahoy, Southern NB DragonBoat team for Breast CancerSurvivors will be holding a

thfundraising BBQ on Saturday, August 7 beginning at 10:00am the Millidgeville Superstore. Our mission is to show that there is lifafter any debilitating disease - just get out and live it.

Proceeds will help the team host several other Maritime BreasCancer teams at the Saint John Dragon Boat Festival in August. Wwelcome your support. Paddles Up. 829

CARD PARTY AT PENOBSQUISRegular Monday night Card Parties are held at the Penobsquis WHall (132 Loop Road) at 7:30pm. All are welcome. 310

G.E.D. CLASSES IN HAVELOCKThere will be free evening GED classes offered in Havelock startin

thon Monday, September 13 . To sign-up or more informatioplease contact Bea Crandall at 756-8642. 320

FraudPrevention

Fraud

Prevention

Who can you contact?1-Your Bank

2-The RCMP or the Local Police

3-The Credit Bureaus (very important)

Add a note on your credit file to secure your credit score!

Equifax Canada : 1 800 465 7166 between 8:00am and 5:00pm ET

Trans Union Canada : 1-800-565-2280 07:00 am to 8:00 pm ET

Resourceshttp://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/index-eng.htmhttp://www.visa.ca/en/merchant/pdfs/ais_brochure_e.pdfhttp://www.mastercard.com/us/merchant/security/http://www.bankofcanada.ca/en/banknotes/counterfeit/index.htmhttp://www.transunion.cahttp://www.equifax.com

What is credit card fraud?

Credit card fraud can happen several ways. Your card could

be lost or stolen and used to purchase goods and services.

A criminal could obtain your card number and expiry date

and use this information to manufacture a counterfeit card,

or you could inadvertently provide your card number and

expiry date to a criminal over the phone or Internet.

SJVS & HVHS GRAD REUNIONAttention: All former students and grads of Saint John VocationaSchool and Harbour View High School - this is a friendly remindethat the countdown is now on the SJVS/HVHS All-Class Reunio

sttakes place on Saturday, July 31 .If you have misplaced your registration form, please contact Bett

Clancy at 672-8219 or [email protected] or June Fowler at 6965027 or [email protected] to have one e-mailed to you.Following the SJVS/HVHS All-Class Reunion Dinner at the Del

stHotel on July 31 a Kitchen Party will take place and we are lookinfor entertainers - contact: [email protected] or telephone a1-506-738-3516. 812

LIONS BINGO - COLES ISLANDBingo is held at the Coles Island Lions Hall (Route 10, Coles Islandevery Wednesday night. Doors open at 6:30, Bingo starts at 7:30pmFor more info call Elmer at 362-5534. 501


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147 Route 890( mile past 4 Corners Irving)

Sussex, NB

(506) 432-1815

30 1/4 lb. Beef Patties21219999$Assorted Freezer PacksAssorted Freezer Packs

Pork Sausage

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Mikes Hair Shop

506-435-4955Call for an appointment

Melody Kanehas joined the team atMikes Hair Shop andwould like to welcome all

her customers to drop by.

Country RoadPhysiotherapyPatti Crawford-Baxter

Bsc. Kin, BHSc. PT, CAFCIPhysiotherapist/Owner

Country Road

Certification in acupuncture with many courses in myofascialrelease, cranialsacral therapy, pediatrics, exercise/fitness

activities and musculoskeletal injuries.

Phone 432-5013 to make an appointmentEvening Appointments Available

Located at 1340 Route 890 Newtown15 minutes from Sussex and Petitcodiac

UNEMPLOYED?Have you considered starting

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

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

Where: 2nd floor of the Sussex post office building

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

Be...in this place tre...ici on le peutCommunity Economic Development Agency

COMMUNITY SUPPER IN SOUTHFIELDThere will be a Cold Plate Supper held at the Southfield Unite

thChurch on Saturday, August 7 from 4:00-6:00pm. The menincludes: potato salad, macaroni salad, ham, tomatoes, cucumberpickles, a roll with a strawberry dessert. Price for the supper $8.00/adults, $5.00/children under 12. Takeouts available. 519

CHILDREN OFF TO CAMP48 children from The Joshua Group will attend Camp MedleyAdolfo Azcarraga (General Manager) and Canaport LNG saw need and filled it providing, a week session, ground transportatioand a sleeping bag for each child. Thank you Canaport LNG for youcontinued support. 814

SENIORS DAY AT THE FAIRCalling all seniors to the Westmorland Fair Seniors Day being hel

thon Wednesday, August 4 from 1:30 till 5:00pm at the CanadiaLegion, Kay Street, Petitcodiac. There will be door prizes, a 50/5draw and Just Friends will entertain. A hot meal ($10/person)wibe served.

Contact seniors fair spokesperson, Cheryl Bamford, 756-9184

SUSSEX SENIORSnd

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


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3 DAY SALES EVENT3 DAY SALES EVENTCome and see the great line-up of vehicles available. Take advantage of

manufacturer incentives on 2010 models, see whats new for 2011, orcheck out our super selection of Optimum pre-owned vehicles.

BBQ, TREATS & PRIZES!*

Wednesday, Thursday & FridayJuly 28, 29 & 30

From 8:00 am to 8:00 pm

* While quantities last.

Come in or call for details

J. Clark & Son Ltd.50 Leonard Drive, Sussex

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2 Summer Shows of

Campground ConfidentialJuly 17th & Aug 7th

68 Exmouth St,Saint John, NB

693-8720847-2421

Regular Scheduled ShowsRe-open Aug 27th

School of RockOpens Aug 15th - 20th

For more information on showsand show times, please visit our website:

www.phoenixdinnertheatre.com

1 Queen Street, Sussex, NB, E4E 3W4

Email: [email protected]

Fax: 506-433-5906Phone: 506-433-6918

Authorized Dealer Win your kitchen!rop by or call for detailsWin your kitchen!Drop by or call for detailsDOWNEAST WINDOW & DOORPeter KohlerWINDOWS & ENTRANCE SYSTEMS30 YEARS EXPERIENCE

IN THE KITCHEN

CABINET INDUSTRY

OssekeagPublishing

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CAUGHT YOU!Now You KnowAdvertising

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Call us for info434-2666

or 1-888-289-2555

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CAMBRIDGE-NARROWS REGIONALLIBRARY2216 Lakeview Road 488-3971

thSummer Hours: (Until September 5 ) everyday

th10:00am-5:00pm; closed Monday, August 30 .

We have a large selection of young adult novelssuitable for the early teen years. If enough interest, we woulconsider a Junior Book Club on Wednesday mornings at 11:00Please contact us if you're interested.

Welcome to summer residents - please take advantage of: frememberships - four books for three weeks; free WI Fi ancomputers; fax and photocopying for a minimal fee; large selectioof novels & nonfiction, large print, Oprah's Picks, & bestseller'sTalk Boxes - toys and books on a topic for 0-5year olds (great fograndkids); Sensitive Issues Bags - a bag full of books on difficusubjects i.e. death; audio books good for traveling; biographiewestern and science fiction; large selection of children's bookgreat variety of Canadian magazines.

th thFriday, August 7 & Sunday, August 8 - Life at the Lakes; th

library will be displaying old photos of the area. Members of thcommunity will be there to share stories and answer questions.

stWednesday, September 1 - 1:00pm, Summer Reading Clu

Party. Bring your reading log. Prizes are donated by Kevin Kanelocal business owner.

rd

Friday, September 3 - 10:00am, Volunteer Workshop. This is foall volunteers who are coming back and for new friends who wish tjoin our team. If you have just 3 hours a month to volunteer we'love to have you come. 313

DEAR COMMUNITY MEMBERSThe summer months are now here, bringing sunshine, opportunitto be outdoors - and difficult times for local food banks. It is durinthe summer months that supplies at the local food banks are at thelowest. Unfortunately, the needs of families who rely on thesresources do not go away in the summer months.

This is why we, the Sussex Chapter of The New BrunswicAssociation of Social Workers, are asking for your help in stockinthe shelves of your local food bank this summer. Donations of nonperishable food items are greatly appreciated by the families wserve. Please take part in our challenge to stock the shelves bdropping off donations at your local food bank on Thursday

thAugust 5 .

Food Banks in the local area include: Salvation Army (SussexSharing Club (Sussex); Hampton Food Basket.

Thank You From the Sussex Chapter of the New BrunswicAssociation of Social Workers. 515


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CERTIFIED

SPECIALIST

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Sales, installation and servicingVanEE air exchangers and heatrecovery units. We also serviceall makes and models.

PHONE: (506) 432-5184FAX: (506) 432-9447

Call Gordon Keddy

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WHAT IS THE ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITLIVING?We need community to survive. When we are born, we are unable ttake care of ourselves. At first, we need other people to take care oour needs. Not just our physical needs, but intellectual anemotional as well. We also need community in order to growWithout the love, laughter, and shared experiences that communitprovides, we would probably not be able to make it our ownCommunity provides dialogue, supports us in our growth, and helpus to become authentic humans. Community challenges us to grostronger and enriches our experience.

As we grow, our community grows as well. In the beginning, ouguardians, relatives, and close friends make up our wholcommunity. But over time, our community grows to include newfriends, teachers, and the people we interact with from day to dayThe more we interact with people of different ages, abilitiecultures, and beliefs, the richer our experience becomes. We learn tsee things from different points of view, and grow in ouunderstanding of our world and of ourselves. A "LivinCommunity" is one that is includes and supports diversity, and sencourages growth.

The Association for Community Living is an organization that rooted in providing a "Living Community" for families that havemember with an intellectual disability. We aim to strengthen bond

of parents, teachers, and community groups, and to share resourceand experiences. We try to provide support and advocacy for thrights of the members of the community that might otherwise finthemselves disenfranchised. We lend a voice to those who canspeak up for themselves, throughout the whole of their lives, such athough fostering inclusive education, and by helping them make thtransition into adulthood, the workforce, and adult relationships.

We are a network that exists on several levels, from local tinternational. Help us grow a "Living Community." Contacts us tsee how you can help. Let us be stronger together. Contact the ACat 652-1544. 826

TAKE OUT LOBSTER SUPPERSt. John's United, Sussex Corner, will be holding a Take-Ou

thLobster/Ham Supperon Saturday, August 7 . Purchase ticket(

thany time before August 4 by calling Eldon Graham 433-1556Ruel Hall 433-2777, Clarence Otis 433-4661 or contact any churcmember. The ticket includes one 1.5 lb lobster or ham, potato saladcoleslaw, roll & cake for dessert.Price is $20 for lobster or $10 for ham and you pick your dinner u

thfrom 3:00 to 6:00pm on Saturday, August 7 . 516

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SUSSEX REGIONAL LIBRARY NEWS

46 Magnolia Ave 432-4585, [email protected] Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday - 10:00am-5:00pm, Wednesday - 12:00noon-8:00pm, Saturday & Sunday -closed. Summer Reading Club is a hit! We have over 310 children registeredso far and together theyve read more than 1200 books! The first fourweeks of the club were spent exploring Chile, Peru, Japan, andGreece through books, skits, puppet shows and crafts. The adventurecontinues over the next four weeks as we discover Egypt, Russia,Canada and India. Its not too late for your explorer to See theWorld @ your library; wed love to register your child anytime

thbefore August 17 .We are pleased to offer weekly programs for all ages.

Mondays - we invite

everyone to Family Hourfrom 10:30-11:30am forskits, puppet shows,games and crafts.Tuesdays - we offerSummer Kids from1 0 : 3 0 - 1 1 : 3 0 a m , ap r o g r a m d e s i g n e dspecifically for childrenin grades K-5, any pre-schoolers must please beaccompanied by an adult.Thursdays - from 10:30-11:00am all pre-schoolers

are invited to have fun ateither Toddlertime (18m o n t h s - 3 y r s ) o rStorytime (3-5 yrs).Fridays - from 10:30-11:00am we welcomebabies (birth-18 mos) andtheir caregivers to Babiesin the Library.

Our Summer ReadingClub closing drop-inparty is on Wednesday,

thAugust 18 from 1:00-7:00pm. This years bash

promises to be a greatone! Down by theDocks musical groupwill be here to entertain usfrom 3:00-4:00, there willbe Piatas at 2:00, 5:00and 6:00pm and of courseour members can pick uptheir certificate andSubway cookie.

For more info on any ofthese programs please call4 3 2 - 4 5 8 5 ; p r e -reg i s t ra t ion i s no t

required.. 504

Remidner: ARNOLD FAMILY REUNIONth th

There will be an Arnold Family Reunion held on August 7 & 8 at theth

Poley Mountain Ski Lodge in Waterford on Saturday, August 7 thedoors open at 6:00pm - bring your favourite game and munchies. On

thSunday, August 8 registrations starts at 9:00am - bring your favouritedish.For more information call 433-2597. 518

Reminder: FLEA MARKET IN COLES ISLANDThere will be a Flea Market at the Coles Island Seniors Hall o

thSaturday, August 7 - from 9:00am-1:00pm on both days.

Tables ($5 each) are available for rent by calling 944-0441 or 4336294. 524

$3000.00 upgrade allowancefor modular homes and

$1500.00 upgrade allowanceon mini homes.

Sussex Sales Center14 Industrial Drive

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