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Rhonda Finlay B.A., M.S.c.Audiologist

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This means that those with severe hearing lossinquiring about this new technology may have eitherbeen steered toward more traditional hearing aids(which also have their benefits) or have beenimproperly fitted with open fit hearing aids. However,a recent modification to open fit hearing aids, knownas receiver in the canal (RIC) hearing aids, can makethese nearly invisible hearingaids available to people withmore severe hearing loss.

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Do you remember a few weeks ago when I

discussed the terror of a 95.2 pound maniac.

Recently the Corporate Jet was visiting down the lane with famil

and friends, when he suddenly got the urge to tear about. Why a law

rake being used to gather lawn clippings drew his attention ma

never be known, but the resulting collision had a predictabloutcome ... Jet (unscathed) ... rake (badly broken handle

Fortunately no humans were damaged (at least physically).

Many thanks to the reader in Salisbury, who shared her own store

of a black lab maniac. If I ever find the time, we may even get it int

print so that everyone can enjoy the pain and joy of dogg

ownership.

Some of you geezers are probably old enough (if the mind is sti

working) to remember the song "16 Tons" ...(I'm way too young!!!)

"You load sixteen tons, what do you get

Another day older and deeper in debt"

A recent study carried out by Mikie reveals that 32 Tons (of grave

accomplishes pretty much the same result ... older and poorer. Yo

see in order to keep up with the Jones's of Burnside Lane, we needea fancier quality of gravel than the dirt we have been using on ou

part of the lane. Two truck loads of "good" gravel, several hundre

dollars and 24 hours later we're singing the same song with onl

minor changes to the lyrics. One day after arrival, about 24 Tons o

the stuff is spread and we are well along the path of fitting in with th

"Jones's".

While you are remembering things ... how about computers!! Ca

you remember when -

A computer was something on

TV from a science fiction show

A window was something you

hated to clean ...

and RAM was the cousin of agoat...

Memory was something that

you lost with age

A CD was a bank account

And if you unzipped anything

in public you'd be in jail for a

while (more to come later)!!!

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Dr. A. T. LeatherbarrowPrimary & Hampton HighSchools Lunch & Learn

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

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 a PotLuck 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

LIONS BINGO - COLES ISLANDBingo is held at the Coles Island Lions Hall (Route 10,Coles Island) every Wednesday night. Doors open at6:30, Bingo starts at 7:30pm. For more info call Elmerat 362-5534. 501

ST. PETERS CEMETERY SERVICEThe annual Cemetery Service for St. Peters Church in Upham will be

thheld on Sunday, June 27 at 3:00pm. Come and enjoy a presentationof the Colourful Characters of the Parish of Upham.Refreshments to follow. 523

Reminder: SALMON DINNER IN KINGSTONThe Anglican Parish of Kingston will hold their annual Salmon

thDinner on Saturday, June 19 , with two sittings - 4:30 & 6:00pm.Cost for the supper is $12/adults and $6/children 12 and under.Tickets must be purchased in advance. For tickets please contact the

Kingston Parish Office at 763-3183, or Barbara Miller at 763-2978.846

FREE FASHION SHOW!Please join us at a free Fashion Show taking place at WalMart in

thSaint John on Thursday, June 24 from 1:00-2:00pm. The show is tohelp promote awareness of bladder health issues in Support of WorldContinence Week.

Come and enjoy the fashions, complimentary refreshments and aninformation booth with Nurse Specialists. 841

GARDEN TILLINGBRUSH HOGGINGHampton &Surrounding Area$65.00/HourClayton Peacock832-7649

Crimestoppers Tip LineCall 1-800-222-8477 9-1-1

WE LIVE IN THE COUNTRY, THERE IS NO RUSH!Schools almost over! Yipee! most students are saying. For the

graduation headaches it has just started for the Police. We just pray toget through another Graduation season without having someone hurtor killed in an accident. The kids may feel that we are bullying them,but we are there for their safety. We are constantly being asked Whyare you pulling me over? I didnt do anything wrong. The hardestpart I have ever had to deal with in my nearly 31 years of Policing ishaving to tell a person that their loved one has just died. It never getsany easier.

This brings me to an incident within the Town limits the other day.Three 12 year olds and an eleven year old boy were laying on theirskateboards on their backs going down the hill and stopping just beforethe oncoming traffic. Imagine what would have happened if someonebacked out of their driveway or they couldnt stop! There are lots ofvacant parking lots where it is safer.

We will be doing more scheduled boat patrols along the Kennebecasisand Saint John Rivers, as well as Belleisle Bay. We will be checking forCompetency cards, life jackets and open liquor. Please make sure youhave all of the equipment you require for your pleasure craft to be outon the water safely.

Have you heard the great new local band in the Hampton area?Junction 49 is putting on a night at the Hampton Legion for the CanadaDay Festivities on June 30th. Another good time is the spread put on bythe Church of Latter Day Saints on Villa Drive. They put on a BBQsupper free of charge. They do not want donations. This is their way of

thgiving back to the community! This will also be held on June 30 from4:30pm to 7:00pm.

stOn Thursday July 1 you can start the morning with a breakfast at the

Hampton Legion followed by a BBQ from 12:00pm to 5:00pm whichwill be held at the Hampton Community Center put on by thePickwauket Lions Club in conjunction with the Fair Day. There will bea dunk tank put on by the Hampton Co-Ed Slo pitch Ball League duringthe Fair Day. Last year the league donated a good portion of the fundsthey collected to PRO kids.

If youre not done eating there will be a Strawberry Social at theLighthouse Park River Centre from noon to 3:00pm... You can finishthe night off with a cold plate supper at the Lower Norton Shore Hallfrom 4:00pm to 6:00pm. For those who want to work off the food youcan take part in the Twilight Splash from 7:00pm to 8:30pm at the poolput on by the Hampton Community Club.

Thinking of all this food has made me hungry so I gotta go! Have agreat two weeks.

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THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONHampton Branch #28Mondays - Second Monday of the month is theExecutive Meeting - 6:30; General Meeting at 7:00pm.During the months ofJuly & August there will be noGeneral meetingheld.Tuesdays - Legion Bingo is held at 5:30pm. Canteenavailable. Come out for an evening of great games.Thursdays - Lions Bingo at 6:00pm.

thSaturday, June 26 - Private party.

thSunday, June 27 - Sunday Brunch , new hours for the summer wibe 9:00am-12:00noon. We will be cooking up our deliciouscrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, pancakes, toast, home bakebeans, grill fried potatoes, juice and bottomless pots of tea ancoffee, that you get to serve to yourself. There will be a 50/50 drafor anyone wishing to participate.

thWednesday, June 30 - Dance to the awesome sounds of Junctio49 at the Legion Hall as they start off the Canada Day celebrationhere in Hampton.

stThursday, July 1 - Canada Day - the Legion will be hosting thAnnual Breakfast from 8:00-11:00am.Attention all Veterans, Legion members and Ladies Auxiliary : Yoare invited to attend the opening ceremonies of the HamptonCanada Day celebrations. Please be in uniform and be at the Lut

Law Office by 10:30am and wait for instructions to march over tthe Courthouse lawn at 11:00am.

th Town Wide Yard Sale is coming up August 14 and the HamptoLegion has tables for rent. If you are wanting a place to sell youitems please call Helen Campbell 832-5377 as soon as possible treserve your table.

Are you a Veteran who does not receive a pension or health carbenefits? Our Service Officer Bob Jones can be contacted at 8329899. Bob is here to assist you or your dependents with formpensions and benefits. It does not matter how long you served. Please note: Parking in our lower lot is not permitted unless foLegion functions.

Are you looking for a hall to hold a meeting, wedding, reception

dance, benefit? The Legion has the facilities for you. Our upstairoffers a cozy setting for smaller groups while the downstairs offerslarger, dance floor area. Both areas have bar facilities supplied bthe Legion. Call President Paul Morrison at 832-4156 for morinformation and available dates. 106

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN SPRINGFIELDst

Canada Day Strawberry Festival - Thursday, July 1 at thBelleisle Community Centre in Springfield. Read all about it in thnext edition. 120

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We are set for Summer!

Soccer$25/1child; $50/ 2children;

$10 per additional child

Red Cross Swim Kids$70/1 child; $125/2 children;$30 per additional child

Moms & Tots Swim (up to 3 years)10 weeks/$45

Swim and Gym Day CampDaily: $7/1 child; $5 per additional child

Weekly: $30/1child; $20 per additional child

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HAMPTON - PIGGS PEAK NEWS

The vision of the Hampton-Piggs Peak Partnership is "healthy, safe,and hopeful Swazi neighbours". In a nation with the highestHIV/AIDS incidence in the world and life expectancy of 32 years,this is a lofty goal. Those of us who have visited Swaziland haveseen the situation and know that education is vital in achieving ourvision. In fact, the very act of going to school is an important steptoward our objective. Studies have shown that young people whoattend school are less likely to engage in sexual activity - the keymeans through which HIV is spread. School also provides a saferenvironment for many otherwise disenfranchised youth. Finally, formany, an education is their only hope to break out of the cycle ofunemployment, poverty and disease which afflicts the Kingdom ofSwaziland.This year we have committed to paying for school fees for 80 high

school students at Fundukuwela High School and Peak CentralHigh School (those of you who are Starfish sponsors are helping alot in this respect). What you may not know is that, to attend highschool, a student must also pay for his or her own school uniform.This can be a daunting requirement for many who are havingdifficulty scraping together the money required simply to buy food.

A few weeks ago we received an urgent request to help pay forcertain articles of clothing for a number of students. The amountrequired to cover the uniforms was $865 funds we did not

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currently have. So, on May 31 , Committee-member Laura Myersorganized a fundraising coffee house at New Brunswick's newestmusical hotspot, Hampton's own Vintage Bistro. The local talentwas amazing (another great thing about living in Hampton!) Thankyou to performers: Maggie Folkins, Derek Doucet, Erin Mullin,Emily Petley, Darren Farrell, Dylan Farrell, Cole Targett, IanSherwood, Emily Kennedy, Edward Cho, Bill Preeper, SandyMcKay, and Glenn Hall. Thanks also to our sound man, AlanDesRoches, and especially for the generosity of Vintage Bistro

proprietor, Carol Ann Forsgren.Finally, thank you to all those who attended and packed the Bistr

on Monday evening. With local support like this, our visiobecomes a bit more realistic. As proof of this, the total funds raisewere $890 just enough to allow the Partnership to provide thclothing needed by our neighbours in Piggs Peak.

We also received a pleasant surprise from Rosemary Wilsongrade one class at Dr. Leatherbarrow Primary School who donate$100 they raised from a used book sale. Thank you.

With fundraising events like the coffee house and regula

contributions from citizens, businesses and institutions of Hamptonwe are making positive changes in our partner community of PiggPeak. If you would like to make a donation or would like to join ouStarfish Program by sponsoring student fees, please visit ouwebsite at www.hamptonpiggspeak.ca or contact Mark Bettle a832-0003. 110


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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN SUSSEX CORNERThe Unified Board of St. Johns United Church (Sussex Corner) arsponsoring a Strawberry Festival at the Church on Wednesday

rdJune 23 from 3:30 until 6:30pm. They will be serving potato saladham, rolls, coleslaw, cucumbers, tomatoes, strawberry shortcakand layer cakes. 517

CRISIS LINES AVAILABLECrisis lines are available to victims of crime and the general publicSEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS LINE (call collect) 1-506-454-0437an answering service will take your call and a crisis counselor wicall you back; CHIMO - Inuit word for friendship open 24/everyday and holidays - listening and resources for all types of lifproblems - 1-800-667-5005; MOBILE MENTAL HEALTHCRISIS LINE - 1-888-811-3664. The Saint John Regional Hospithas a Sexual Assault Crisis Nurse on call 24/7. 824

HHS MATH STUDENTS FOR MAYHampton High Schools Math Student of the month for May wer(l-r) Bob Peters (Vice Principal), Colleen Callaghan (grade 10Jessica LeBlanc (grade 9), Alyson Brown (grade 11) and AaroBoudreau (grade 12). 123

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

Travel with Kylas Koaches for the 2:30 matinee performance.Cost $75.00 per person includes motorcoach, admission and applicable taxes

For more information and to reserve your seats please call1-866-455-6634 or 506-433-6634 or email [email protected]

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Wednesday is Seniors Day in Sussex.

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AUXILIARY DONATION TO LEGIONThe Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch #28,made a presentation to the Branch at its March 2010 meeting of acheque in the amount of $1,000 to assist in its work for veterans. Thegift was presented by the Auxiliary's Past President, GloriaRobichaud, to the President, Paul Morrison. 121

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

thSunday, July 25 at 2:00pm. Supper will be served at 5:00pm andburgers/hotdogs, cake & ice cream and drinks will be provided.

Perhaps those who live handy could bring a salad, etc.For more information please contact John Wanamaker at 433-3116

or Beth Allaby at 832-7452. 813

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

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

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Reminder: MEMORIAL MOTORCYCLE POKER RUNth

The 7 Annual Dr. David Stephen Memorial Motorcycle Poker Ruth t

will be held on Saturday, June 26 (rain date - Sunday, June 27from the Ken Val Co-op. Registration will be from 9:00-11:00amand the cost $25/hand. BBQ to follow for all participants

For more information please contact Suzanne Buckley 847-1580805

SUSSEX & AREA SENIORS CENTRE NEWS

50 Perry Street, Sussex 433-8480The Centre is open Monday-Friday from 9:00am-4:00pm for adul- memberships are available at $20/person/year. Hall rental iavailable by calling 433-8480. Regular Daily Events: 9:30am-4:00pm - Booexchange/Chat/Games/Cards; 10:00am-2:00pm - Walking (outsidor inside arena). Like to read - large selection of books to choosfrom - subject to change.

th th thTuesday, June 15 , Wednesday, June 16 , Thursday, June 17closed.

st thMonday, June 21 , 28 - 9:00am games, cards, chat, darts; 9:30am

stShuffleboard; 1:30pm Board Meeting (June 21 only).

nd thTuesday, June 22 , 29 - 9:00am games, cards, chat, dart10:00am, rughookers; 12:00noon soup & sandwich $5; 1:30pm

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Wednesday, June 23 , 30 - 9:00am games, cards, chat, darts.th

Thursday, June 24 - 9:00am games, cards, chat, darts; 9:30shuffleboard and Bridge; 12:00noon beginner Tai Chi; 1:30pm TChi $5.

thFriday, June 18 - 9:00am games, cards, chat, darts; 1:00pm JamSession; 4:00pm Pot Luck.

thFriday, June 25 - 9:00am games, cards, chat, darts; 2:00pm Win& Cheese.

thSaturday, June 26 - MS Bike Tour.

th thSunday, June 20 , 27 - MS Bike Tour; 6:30pm Early Bird; 7:00pmBingo.

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contact the centre for information on classes. Like to read? Libraravailable with great selections. 309

PEOPLES SERENITY GARDEN - FUNDRAISER.The Elvis Experience, a tribute show by Thane Dunn and th

thCadillac Kings will be held on Saturday, June 26 7:30pm at thSussex High School. The proceeds from this event will go to thPeoples Serenity Garden in Sussex.Tickets ($25) are available at Backstage Music 433-2122. 325

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

th(106 Church Avenue, Sussex) on Sunday, July 11 from 3:006:30pm. Take-out is available from 3:00-6:00pm in the lower hal324

All welcome. Best wishes only.All welcome. Best wishes only.

To celebrate the marriage of

whose wedding took placein Jamica, an Open Housewill be held on July 10thfrom 2:00-4:00pmat the Lower Norton Shore Hall(left at Kredls and travel 2kms).

Shona Baillie& Kevin WhittakerTo celebrate the marriage of

Shona Baillie& Kevin Whittaker

whose wedding took placein Jamica, an Open Housewill be held on July 10th

from 2:00-4:00pmat the Lower Norton Shore Hall(left at Kredls and travel 2kms).

Wedding ~ Open HouseWedding ~ Open House

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HAMPTONIts our nature!

PUBLIC MEETING

SEARCH FOR WATER

Mayor and Council would like to invitethe public to attend an open houseto present the Towns progress to

date with our search for water.

For more Information, please call the Town Office

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SUMMER PROGRAMS AT THE KV LIBRARY1 Landing Court, Quispamsis; [email protected]; 849-5314Have you ever thought about travelling around the world, but wertoo scared to leave New Brunswick? This summer, you can do botat the Kennebecasis Public Librarys Summer Reading Club! Outheme this year is See the World at your library, and it promises ttake everyone on a whirlwind tour of all the interesting places in thworld.

thStarting Monday, June 28 , we will have programs for a variety o

ages every week from Monday to Friday. We plan to visit exotidestinations such as the Great Barrier Reef, Indias Taj Mahal, anthe Amazon Rainforest. We will explore cultures from the frozelands of Scandinavia to the blistering heat of the Sahara desert.

In addition to our daily activities, we are encouraging as man

children as possible to sign up for the Summer Reading Club. Layear, we had 425 children sign up, and in just two months, they reaover 7000 books! Were hoping to do even better this year, so wneed lots of help. Registration for the Summer Reading Club begin

that 5:00 pm on Thursday, June 24 the library, and will remain opeall summer.

Both the daily programs and the Summer Reading Club arcompletely free of cost, so be sure to take advantage of this greaopportunity to have fun learning. Both the program co-ordinatoare very excited for these activities and we hope to you are too!James Snelgrove & Pam Taylor, 2010 Summer Reading Club Co

ordinators, Kennebecasis Public Library. 4

DISTRICT 3 VICTIM SERVICESThe District 3 Victim Services Team would like to thank LewMoulton and the staff of Hampton Pharmasave for hosting us i

rd ththeir lobby on April 23 & 24 during National Victims of CrimAwareness Week. We would also like to thank our sponsor, thPickwauket Lions Club and their members, who graciously gave otheir time to be on hand with us and answer questions from thpublic. 126

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN MILLSTREAMThe Millstream United Church Pastoral Charge is sponsoring the

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

BREAKFAST FOR SINGLESIf you are single, separated, divorced or widowed feel free to joiother area singles every Sunday, 10:00am at Holly's Restaurant ithe Hampton Mall as we share a wonderful breakfast anconversation. Information available for other events happening fosingles in our area. We'd love to have you join us !Phone Pam at 832-5438 or Allan at 832-7713 for more information

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Business:1. Dr. VA Snow 1077km2. RCMP 802.07km3. Reid's Accounting 764.30km4. Debbie and the Utter fellas 631.01km (+1)5. Global Trotters 560.75km6. Vogue Optical 521.47km7. All Cool Girls 492.85km

Second Annual HamptonSecond Annual HamptonWALKATHON

by: The Town Chiropractor

Week Two Walkathon Results

www.thetownchiropractor.blogspot.com

Family/Friends division1. Tanya McCarthy's team 884.16kn (+1)2. Wildcards 856.94km3. Linda Hodgins Team 809.66km4. Bonney Walkers 808.64km (+1)5. Alicia Hodgins 795.88km6. Spirited Sprinters 755.16km

Here is the week two map. As you can see, we have teams straddling all of NovaScotia at this point with the Dr. VA Snow Centre almost over to Digby.

Friends/Family Div.

Tanya McCarthy

Wildcards

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We have a few spaces left for both the 3 & 4 year old classes.Please call 432-4590 for more information or come by

and see us at 717 Main Street, Sussex, NB

Ruths Plac ePresc hoo lRuths Plac ePresc hoo lRUTHS PLACE is a LICENSEDfacility which offers a positive

learning experience and lots offun for children ages 3 & 4.

Our program offers a trained instructor and wefollow the NB Preschool Curriculum Guidelines.

P.A.C.K. EVENTS432-2610, www.packsussex.orgPACK's much lovedMusic "N" Me program is stillrunning every Wednesday from 10:30-11:30am atthe Norton Elementary School gym. A fun filledhour of books, songs, instruments, dancing,

singing and a snack.th

Our last Music will be Wednesday, June 16 at the Norton Firehall/Town Office. We will be having our Teddy Bears Picnic, alunch/snack will be provided, make sure you bring your TeddyBears! Certificates and treat bags will be given out at this time.Car Seat Clinic: PACK will be hosting their spring Car Seat Clinic

thin partnership with the Sussex Fire Station on Saturday, June 19 from 9:00am-12:00noon (rain or shine). Certified technicians willwork directly with parents to make certain their child's car seat is theappropriate size for their child and that it is properly installed. Whileyour seat is being inspected there will be lots to do while yourchildren wait: BBQ, fire truck tours, balloons, coloring, games, visitfrom Sparky and more!

All PACK programs arefree to everyone! For more informationabout any of our programs please call the office at 432-2610 or emailus at [email protected] and check out our websitewww.packsussex.org. 506

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION #76

1935 Rte 121, Norton NBMondays - 45's @ 8:00pm.Tuesdays - Double crib @ 8:00pm.Wednesday nights - Summer Darts, contact AnnaWalsh at 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/or consolation prize $100. Doors open at 6:00pm,Bonanza game starts at 6:30pm sharp. Bonanza - a building jackpotin 52#s and/or consolation prize $100. We also have wild #s insome of regular bingo games. Come & support your charity event.

Starts 7:00pm sharp.Saturdays - Single crib @ 8:00pm.

thSunday, June 27 - 2:00pm, Vets & Friends Dinner at HamptonLegion.

For Legion information please contact Service Officer, GordonMcKenzie at 432-0779; and for hall bookings call Marg at 839-2212(Gordon at 432-0779).

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. 502


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CELEBRATION RETURNS TO BELLEISLE BAYAfter a few years of absence, Hatfield Point Fun Days has beeresurrected as "Belleisle Bay Celebrates Canada Day" for July 1The celebration is being organized by a group of residents from aover the Belleisle region.Committee president, Laurie Williams says, " Lots of people reall

missed the old Hatfield Point Fun Days and wanted something tha

would bring all the communities together". Williams also says. "W

have put together a schedule of events that will interest everybodfrom small kids to seniors".

The daylong event will kick off with a community breakfast anyard sale at 8:00am. One of the highlights will be the parade startin

at 10:00am.The afternoon is packed full with kid's activities, tea party

carpentry skills contest, a rolling pin throw, 50/50 draw and a silen

auction. There will be food available all daylong ranging from

coffee and donuts to barbeque. And there's even free cake at thofficial opening at 2:00pm.

A large part of the day is focused on music. The Hatfield Poin

wharf will be the location for the entertainment center stage wit

local musical acts and dance shows going from noon until 11:00pmThe day will be finish off with the always popular and entertainin

Cemetery Stories at 7:30pm. The cemetery stories feature strang

facts about the colourful characters resting in Hatfield PointBayview Cemetery.The grand finale of the day's events will "Fireworks Over The Bay

at dark.Committee president, Laurie Williams also noted, " The committe

was extremely pleased at the support we have received from all o

the communities and volunteers from around the Bay and the prize

that sponsors donated to make the day exciting".For more information and the specific location of events check ou

Facebook - "Belleisle Bay Celebrates Canada Day" 829

HAMPTON CIB GARDEN TOURAttention: Garden Lovers! The Communitiesin Bloom group in Hampton will be holding its

thgarden tour on Saturday, June 26 , from 1:00-4:00pm, rain or shine. Five beautiful gardenswill be included on the tour with tea or punchand sweets at one of them. The tickets cost$12.00 each, and are available for purchase at Hampton Pharmacand Kredl's Corner Market in Hampton.

Come and join us for a leisurely and enjoyable afternoon in thTown of Hampton. For more information, phone 832-7522 or 8327244. 842

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WIND & WILLOWS DAY II - THE PLANTINGDo you want to help make a difference to your local environment? Itis easy to do and we can show you how. Some have started alreadyby helping the KWRC gather willow cuttings. Now it is time to plantthe seedlings that grew from those cuttings and we want you to help.What is really exciting this year is that we have become the NewBrunswick, flagship planting event for Tree Canada and so we aretrying to make it a great day.

Come on out and show your support for the environment and theKennebecasis Watershed Restoration Committee on Saturday,

thJune 19 anytime between 9:00am-12:00noon. Bring a shovel andsome good boots as we will be planting trees along theKennebecasis River in hopes of restoring the riparian function alonga bare, eroding stretch.

For a map to the event location check out the link below and formore de ta i l s s imply re spond to the coord ina te s :http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=103012340217052759135.000488708f4168e39b71f&ll=45.703662,-65.585632&spn=0.062819,0.109692&z=13.See you on the water. 524

SUSSEX COMPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL REUNION

Attention all Graduates of 1975 Sussex Composite High School. Weth 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

look forward to a memorable weekend shared withclassmates. 821

TH48 ANNUAL HAVELOCK HORSE SHOW

thThe Havelock Horse Show will be held on Friday, June 18 &

thSaturday, June 19 at the Havelock Horse Show grounds. Friday6:00pm - Gymnkhana classes; Saturday, 8:30am - English &Western classes, Barrel Racing & Pole Bending, Gymnkhanclasses.

Lions Club canteen will be available on the grounds. For entr

forms please call 534-2223. 830

ALLABY - GRAY REUNIONThe annual Allaby-Gray Reunion will be held on Sunday, July 11at the Midland Community Hall (Rte 124) from 2:00-6:00pmThere will be a potluck supper. 519


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14.

Day of Collection: Changed to:

Thursday - July 1, 2010 Friday July 2, 2010

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

(Canada Day) pickup:

Chittick Road, Thompson Road, SniderMountain, Pleasant Ridge Road,Route 880

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

Serviced by Palmer Trucking (506) 362-5412

Areas to change for(Canada Day) pickup:

Route 111(from Village Sussex Corner Boundary to Poodiac),

Drurys Cove Road,Waterford Road, andEast Coast Village Subdivision

(off Picadilly Road)

NOTICE TO RESIDENTSCHANGE IN GARBAGE COLLECTION FOR CANADA DAY

Parish of Sussex and Studholm

If you have any questions, please call your Hauler for more information.

This notice does include the Town of Sussex

of Sussex Corner.or the Village

not

Day of Collection: Changed to:

HIRE A YOUTH WEEK 2010Service Canada Centre for Youth - Sussex; 10 Gateway Street, SussexNB E4E 1T1 Tel. : 506-433-7703 Fax : 506-432-6965The New Brunswick Service Canada Centres for Youth (SCCY) will

thhost their annual Hire A Youth Week from Monday, June 14 to

thFriday, June 18 . Hire A Youth Week promotes youth employment byproviding job opportunities and networking events for young peopleand employers. "This year, we are continuing our tradition of helpingyoung people find summer employment, "said Randy Dinan, RegionalLead Youth Service Officer. "Hire A Youth Week highlights theimportance of getting that first job for some young people, or finding

career-related work experience for others."Visit the New Brunswick SCCYs in your community this week for a

complete list of events.Service Canada Centres for Youth link youth and employers. The

Centres provide employers with a location to post job openings andyoung people with job postings, interview advice, rsum building andjob search strategies. SCCYs also provide valuable information onhealth and safety in the workplace.

Employers and homeowners interested in using our services as wellas youth looking for summer employment can visit or contact theirlocal SCCY between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Job postings areavailable online at www.jobbank.gc.ca., under "Student Job Search",New Brunswick. For more information on Service Canada services foryouth call 1 800 O-Canada or visit servicecanada.gc.ca.

thTuesday, June 15 - Jobapaloza!: Youth Services Officers will beencouraging employers to help them get the most jobs possible on theyouth job bank. They will promote the fact that summer work providesa valuable work experience, opportunities to obtain new skills,spending money, funds for post-secondary education and not to forget... cash for a well needed vacation! Saint John, St. Stephen and SussexService Canada Centres for Youth (8:30a.m-4:30pm).

thWednesday, June 16 - What Not To Do: 'How to Lose a Job in 10Days': Various kiosks featuring what not to do and wear in the

workplace. Various Locations around Saint John (8:30am-4:30pm).th

Friday, June 18 - Employers on the Red Carpet!: The Saint JohSaint Stephen and Sussex Youth Services Officers will be out in thcommunity visiting local employers who have provided employmeopportunities for youth in the area and encourage new ones to hiryouth for the summer.

thFriday, June 18 - Lights! Ice Cream! Music! Jobs! Action!: YoutService Officers will be at 'Sully's Band Night,' where they will offepublications and information to Sully's customers who are enjoyinlive music and ice cream. Sully's Ice Cream Parlour (6:30pm-9:00pm526

ATTENTION 1956 VOC GRADUATES!You are invited to a Boat Cruise and BBQ on the river on Friday

thJuly 30 ! For information call Vera Donaldson at (506)738-2478Come to our 1956 Reunion "on board" and reminisce with formeclassmates and friends! 823

TH29 ANNUAL FLEA MARKET IN SUSSEX

thThe New Brunswick Auto Club Inc. 29 annual Automotive

th ndGeneral Flea market will take place August 20 -22 at the PrincesLouise Park with up to 900 vendors.

For more information visit www.nbaac.org. 836

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

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


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Gr a p h i c Des i gne rWe have a permanent full time opening in our

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A working knowledge of Corel Draw and/orPhotoshop would be an asset but not a must.

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UMPIRES NEEDEDHampton Minor Baseball is looking for umpires for the MosquitoPee Wee Level. These positions are not volunteer - umpires will bereimbursed for their time.

For more information please contact Tracey Wright at 651-6654.125

SAFE SUMMER DRIVING TIPSCar collisions can be unpredictable, but if we all make a consciouseffort to drive safely, then we all reap the rewards. To encourage

Canadians to drive safe this summer, Allstate Insurance Company ofCanada suggests the following tips:1) Buckle up. It seems simple enough, but failing to wear a seatbeltplays a role in more than one third of deaths for motorists and theirpassengers.2) Keep your eyes on the road. Distracted driving is the cause ofeight out of every ten collisions. Distractions include changing yourmusic, tending to a child in the back seat, or using your cell phonewithout a hands-free device.3) Check the pressure. Tires are the only part of your car that touchthe road; therefore, it is important to pay close attention to them.Underinflated tires increase the risk of poor road performance or ablowout. If a single tire is under-inflated by 14 kPa (kilopascals),

fuel consumption increases by one per cent. Keep your tiresproperly inflated and you will save on gas.4) Be aware. Remember that water may hide potholes. Whendriving over a pothole dont slam on the breaks. This could furtherdamage your vehicle or cause an accident.5) Plan ahead. If you are going to take a long trip remember to planwhen and where you will stop before you hit the road. Nevercontinue to drive if you feel tired or unable to concentrate on theroad.6) Beat the heat. Cars commonly overheat in the summer because ofthe outside temperature or from the engines lack of coolant. Toavoid the latter, check your cars fluids before you hit the road.7) Slow down. Driving at high speed reduces reaction time whenresponding to unexpected driving situations such as sudden

deceleration from drivers ahead of you. A secondary benefit ofadhering to the speed limit is improved fuel consumption.8) Be prepared. Keep an emergency kit in your car that includeswater, food, a blanket, a flashlight, and a first aid kit. Also, be certainyou have a spare tire in good condition and tire changing tools.9) Maintain your vehicle. Walk around the vehicle to ensure all thelights are working, including headlights, reverse lights, taillights,turn signals and any hazard lights. Also check that the wiper bladesfunction properly and the windshield washer reservoir is full.10) Have fun! Make a CD or a playlist on your iPod of your favouritesummer songs, try a new route and be open for adventure! 905

E X E R C I S E C O N T R O LOVER ARTHRITISAre you missing out on one of themost effective treatments for jointpain and arthritis? Physicalactivity plays a key role inmanaging arthritis symptoms.Regular exercise eases joint painand stiffness, and improves yourability to do everyday tasks.

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2010201020102010201020102010Ossekeag Publishing will have itsAnnual Summer Car Care Feature

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To advertise in this feature please call:Carol at 832-5613

Deadline June 18

SUSSEX REGIONAL LIBRARY NEWS46 Magnolia Ave 432-4585, [email protected]

stSummer Hours commence on Monday, June 21 and are afollows: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday - 10:00am-5:00pmWednesday - 12:00noon-8:00pm, Saturday & Sunday - closed.Preschool Programming: Storytime, Toddlertime and Babies in thLibrary have ended for the spring and will resume on Thursday

th thJune 24 and Friday, June 25 from 10:30-11:00am. We looforward to seeing you all again then!Summer Reading Club is just around the corner and we cant wai

Join us for fun and adventure as we celebrate this years themSee the World @ your library. Children ages birth-14 can registeth

for their passport to reading on Friday, June 25 or any dathereafter. As always, your child will set a goal of how many bookthey would like to read throughout the summer and well providincentives and rewards to encourage their success. SRC is wonderful way to help your child maintain or improve their readinlevel and our childrens section is filled with thousands of excitinbooks sure to capture your childs imagination and ward oboredom. Our SRC daily programs begin the last week of June aninclude Family Hour on Mondays, Summer Kids on TuesdayStorytime & Toddlertime on Thursdays and Babies in the Libraron Fridays. Annual Spring Book Sale: Our Spring Book Sale happens o

thFriday, June 18 from 10:00am-7:00pm and Saturday, June 19from 9:00am-4:00pm. This is a fantastic opportunity to stock up ofabulous summer reading at awesome prices! With hundreds otitles to choose from theres sure to be something for everyone. Aproceeds go towards purchasing new materials for our library. Computer Tutorials: Free one on one tutorials for basic computeuse, including internet and email are available by appointment. Caor come in to register for a time that is convenient for you.

Adult Book Clubs: The June selection for theAdult Book ClubThe Next Thing On My List by Jill Smolinsky. Copies of this boois available at the front desk. New members are always welcome!

For more information on these and other library programs pleaspick up the latest edition of our newsletter at the Library, available

the front desk. 504

ARNOLD FAMILY REUNIONth th

There will be an Arnold Family Reunion held on August 7 & 8the Poley Mountain Ski Lodge in Waterford on Saturday, Augu

th7 the doors open at 6:00pm - bring your favourite game an

thmunchies. On Sunday, August 8 registrations starts at 9:00ambring your favourite dish.For more information call 433-2597. 518


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Kingston Peninsula Heritage Inc.Members & Friends

You are invited to the regular

Punch n Pickings Seasonal opening

of theJohn Fisher Memorial Museum

and the refurbished permanent gallery space,

plus the opening of the summer gallery show

The Lamp and the Union: Nursing in

Twentieth Century New Brunswick

7-9pm Thursday, June 17th 2010

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ON OUR COVERDr. A.T. Leatherbarrow Primary School would like to extend theirheartfelt appreciation to the Lunch & Learn 'Big Buddies' ofHampton High School. Every week for almost an hour the BigBuddies have visited Leatherbarrow to share games, books and gymactivities with their Little Buddies from Leatherbarrow. The BigBuddies are wonderful ambassadors for their school and have beenexceptional role models for our young children.

We would also like to thank Mme. Saulnier and Mrs. Travis fortheir assistance with this partnership. Finally, Mr. Brian Burhoe hasquietly and graciously donated his time to drive the Big Buddiesonce a week. What a heartwarming experience! 122

TIP OF THE HATI'd like to pass on huge congratulations and thankyou's to the #1 Hampton team who recentlyvolunteered their time to help collect money at theliquor store for the annual Animal Rescue LeagueTag Days. We did it again this year ... we raised agrand total of $1,489.30 just in Hampton alone. This fantastic teamconsisted of: Kyrsti Boy & Kia; Bob Wishart & Indy; CaroSpence; and myself. A sincere thank you also goes out to all thgenerous people who donated to this very important fundraiser fothe Animal Rescue League.Judy

If you would like to send a Tip of the Hat to acknowledg someone who gives of themselves to their community withorecognition or pay, just send us their name, community and a bridescription of their acts of kindness. See page two for our contacinformation. 136

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 Anglican Parish Churches of Upham.For more information contact 832-7253. 507

CARD PARTIES IN BERWICKThe card parties which have been held at the Millstream Rec Centrein Berwick on Tuesday afternoons at 1:30 are done for the summer.

thThey will start up again on September 14 .

Thanks to everyone who came out and enjoyed themselves and tothose who provided food for the lunch. Have a great summer - seeyou all in September. 503


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CONGRATULATIONS!Congratulations to Tammy Heath, Anna Pearson, Donna HewletBeverly Lewis and Devon Zinck; all winners of gift baskets thawere used to promote awareness of Suicide Prevention Month iNew Brunswick (winners chosen in a random draw). The Susseand Area Suicide Prevention Committee thanks everyone who toothe time to participate by submitting a free entry for the gift baskedraw.

Look for our baskets next year in February and help us brinattention to the vitally important community issue of suicidprevention. For information on local opportunities to attend ApplieSuicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), please call 432-2090516

ILLEGAL DUMP HOTLINEIllegal dumps have no boundaries. In New Brunswick they can bfound along public roads, near streams, on private property, alonrailroad lines, and other out-of-the-way places.

Illegal dumping is misplaced solid waste and raises concerns ovesafety, property values and quality of life. It is also referred to aopen dumping, fly dumping, midnight dumping, and wildcadumping, because materials are often dumped in open areas, from

vehicles and, at times - late at night.An examination of the literature suggests economics and low ris

are factors affecting decisions to illegally dump. More specificallresearch indicates those who illegally dump do so because theyLack a sense of ownership; Believe someone else will clean up whthey have disposed of; Lack public awareness about the health anenvironmental risks.If you are aware of an illegal dump site, please contact the Illeg

Dump Hotline, or use another avenue, should you prefer, beinsure to provide sufficient information as to location: Toll-Free 1877-777-4218; Fax (506) 847-1369; E-mail [email protected]

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


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

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

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

Your Comm unity ConnectionYour Community ConnectionHampton HeraldHampton HeraldCall Us Today 832-5613Call Us Today 832-5613

Advertise in the Community Classifieds!Advertise in the Community Classifieds

motorsmotors

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Japanese and a whole lot more! Subarus symmetrical full-time All-Wheel-Drive system Vehicle Dynamic Control system High performance SUBARU BOXER engine Many security features

Subaru receives tophonours in 2010

$750GRAD REBATE

REFURBISHED GALLERY OPENSFollowing two years of planning, designing and constructing torenew the permanent exhibit area of the John Fisher MemorialMuseum the doors will once again open to the public on Thursday,

thJune 17 , for the official opening of the 2010 summer season. TheExhibit Renewal Grant made available through Heritage Branch ofthe Provincial Department of Wellness, Culture and Sport providedmajor funding for this refurbishment and Peninsula Heritage is most

grateful to the department for their continued support throughoutthe project. The new design will tell the story of the KingstonPeninsula and we hope you enjoy this narrative history as it unfolds.Also, thanks to the New Brunswick Museum, the show "The Lampa n d U n i o n :N u r s i n g i nT w e n t i e t hCentury NewBrunswick" willbe on exhibit int h e s u m m e rg a l l e r ythroughout the

season.We invite thepublic to joinwith membersand friends ofP e n i n s u l aH e r i t a g e i ncelebrating thisgala event at theJ o h n F i s h e rM e m o r i a lM u s e u m ,located in theb a s e m e n t o f

M a c d o n a l dC o n s o l i d a t e dS c h o o l i nKings ton, onThursday, June

th17 , between thehours of 7:00 -9 : 0 0 p m . A" P u n c h nP i c k i n g s "

reception will bes e r v e d a n d

stories shared!

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FAIRVALE OUTING ASSOCIATION8 River Road, RothesayCrib every Wednesday at 7:30pm. For information please call SamGauvin at 847-8261. Everyone welcome.Bingo every Thursday night. Doors open at 6:00 games start at6:55pm. 10 regular games, 4 specials and a jackpot game. Also earlyand late games and building pots (Bonanza, Lucky 7, Pyramid andTreasure Chest). For information please call Richard at 847-4163.Canteen services available.Hall rentals are available for various types of events/activities. The

Hall is also available for special benefit functions at no charge. Newmembers always welcome. For further information please contactMargaret at 849-0031. 402

SINGLES & FRIENDS EVENTSSingles and Friends in addition to their dances have had sombowling, billiards and card nights. Plans are underway for ouannual weekend camp-over at Camp Pascobac in July where wjoin with Moncton, Fredericton and PEI Singles groups. Theme thiyear is Western so start practicing your barrel racing and lassointechniques!

th

Our next dance is Saturday, June 19 at Fort Howe Hotel 8:00pm12:30am.Phone info line at 696-1914 for updated info or join our Faceboo

site "Singles and Friends". 811


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CONGRATULATIONSGRADUATESOF



Hampton

Post Office540 Main Street,

E5N 1Z0

832-7523

To the Graduates of 2010,Well done and may the

knowledge you have now

achieved become the gateways

that lead to future success.

BEV HARRISON, MLA

HAMPTON-KINGS

46 Keirstead Ave. Tel: 832-6464

Office Hours: Mon. to Fri. 9:00 - 2:30

CongratulationsGraduates 2010CongratulationsGraduates 2010

599 Kennebecasis River RoadHampton, NB

E5N 6L8

(506) 832-5557Fax (506)832-3708

email:[email protected]

Graduates of 2010,Congratulations on your past successes.

and may we wish you continued fulfillmentin your future plans

Dave HaywardContractor

130 Bloomfield Station RdBloomfield, NB E5N 4M6

Home: (506) 832-4298Cell: 650-6811

Congratulations toMaggie Folkinsand the other Gradsof 2010!

Congratulations toMaggie Folkins

and the other Gradsof 2010!

D GS

C I N D Yby

20 Neill Dr., Unit 1Hampton

Happy Graduation!All the best in your future endeavors from


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Educationoughtnottoceasewhen

weleaveschool;butifwellbegun

there,willcontinuethroughlife.

-SirJohnLubbock

Thefruitofliberaleducationisnotlearning,butthecapacityanddesiretolearn;notknowledge,butpower.

-CharlesW.Eliot

Educationmakespeopleeasyto

lead,butdifficulttodrive,easyto

govern,butimpossibletoenslave.

-LordBroughamThethingstaughtinschoolsandcollegesarenotaneducation,butthemeansofeducation.-RalphWaldoEmerson

Cherie Davis, Owner/StylistLaura Defazio, Mens Stylist

Sharper Edge Salon

244 Main St. 832-0437

Walk-Ins

WelcomeCongratulations GradsBest of luck in all your endeavors

Office: 832-3539

Cell: 647-7344

Congratulations 2010 Grads!fromJohn W. Smith

Carpentry

433-9088448 Main St., Sussex,

Way to goGraduates

20 10 !

SATELLITE

RETEP

Congratulationsfrom everyone at

J. Clark & Son!50 Leonard Dr. Sussex

433-1160

Our Best Wishes to the

2010 Graduates!

!Chevrolet Pontiac Buick GMC! !

Way to go, 2010 Grads!ay to go, 2010 Grads!Follow Your Dreams.ollow Your Dreams. Hampton & Surrounding AreaAfter Hours: 832-5787

NB Land SurveyorsSurvey EngineersSteven R. SaundersNBLSTel (506) 652-1522Fax (506) 652-1501

[email protected]

Congratulations Class of 2010!!


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Acollegeeducationisnotaquantitativebodyofmemorizedknowledgesaltedawayinacardfile.Itisatasteforknowledge,atasteforphilosophy,ifyouwill;acapacitytoexplore,toquestiontoperceiverelationships,betweenfieldsofknowledgeandexperience.

-A.WhitneyGriswold

Weknowwhatweare,butknow

notwhatwemaybe.

-Shakespeare

Hon. ROB MOORE, MPFundy Royal

Hon. ROB MOORE, MPFundy Royal

832-4200

www.robmooremp.com

CONGRATULATIONS

GRADUATES!

Special Congratulations toour staff members

Katie, Natalie, Aaron,Tegan, Tasha, Kelsey, Chris,

Hannah & Emily.

Congratulations to all2010 Graduates.

FollowYourDreamsFollowYourDreams

KREDLSKREDLSJUST ACROSS THE GREEN BRIDGE IN HAMPTON ON RTE 121

Mama George's Restaurant

863 on Rte 855 in Midland, Norton

Phone: 485-2888 Fax: 485-8001

sHi os mse en mip ap d

a eH

CongratulationsGrads of 2010!CongratulationsGrads of 2010!Special Congratulations to

our staff members:Tori, Samantha and Shelby

832-5525

from your friends at

Congratulations Graduates 2010

406 William Bell Drive.

CongratulationsGraduates of

CongratulationsGraduates of

Mayor & Council

Town of Hampton

2010HAMPTONIts our nature! OssekeagPublishing

Your Community Connection832-5613

Congratulations to the GraduatingClass of 2010.

Success comes before work only inthe dictionary. - Anonymous


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Whenyoufeeldiscouragedorsimplylazy,asis

boundtohappensometimes,rememberthemillionsofpeopleintheworldwhohavenothadyourprivilege.Rememberthepoorandobscurelivesofthosecountlessmillionswhosufferfromeverysortofdeprivationandfrequentlyfindthemselvestheunwillingvictimofwars,andavarietyofcruelties,perpetuatedbymanonman.Isitnotsignificantthatthefirstbidfor

selfrealization,amongthepooranddowntrodden,istoasserttheirrighttoeducation?-JehanSadat

Valley View SalesMidland

485-2343

CONGRATULATIONS

CONGRATULATIO

NSGrads of

2010from

Congratulations Grads of 2010!

And Best Wishes

Sherwoods Funeral HomeLife Tribute CentreS

~Since 1914~

18 Scovil RoadNorton, N.B

(506) 839-2156(506) 839-2256

www.sherwoodsfuneralhome.comFUNERAL PREPLANNING ~ MONUMENTS

Office:Fax:

Congratulations 2010 Graduates & Best Wishes!

14 Centennial Rd., Unit 1Hampton, NB E5N 6N2

Tel: 832-5218 ~ Fax: [email protected]

CongratulationsGraduates of 2010!CongratulationsGraduates of 2010!Special Congrats to:

Regan O'Keefe, Peter Hartmann

Kaylen Thomas

and to theGraduating Class of 2010!from

the Management& Staff

Hampton SaveEasy extends Congratulations andBest Wishes to their Graduates:

Ben, Erin, Justine,

Bethany, Derek, Cody

Ph: 832-3618

Fax: 832-3374

Assisted Living for Seniors

20 Neil Dr.

Hampton

CongratulationsGraduatesof2010!

ongratulationsGraduatesof2010!


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Kozy KornerRestaurant

Thegreatvalueofformaleducationisthatitisdesignedtoforeshortenhumanexperience.It

endeavorswitheaseandeconomytobringeachsucceedinggenerationuptodatewithrespecttothepast,andtomakeitathomeintheworld.Inthissense,itprepareseachgenerationforlife.-VirgilM.Hancher

Themanwhograduatestodayand

stopslearningtomorrowis

uneducatedthedayafter.

-NewtonD.Baker

Thesupremeendofeducationisexpertdiscernmentinallthingsthepowertotellthegoodfromthe

bad,thegenuinefromthecounterfeit,andtopreferthegoodandthegenuinetothebadandthecounterfeit.-SamuelJohnson

432-6584 www.cpfnb.com

CPF

Pr so eu gd a uo gf nT aw Lo

Ne

tors ed ite u erx tl oa nn g esu

Congratulations Graduates

on all your past success,

and may they continue into

your future.

SALON & DAY SPA

Paul Mitchell Hair Careincluding Tea Tree & Pet Care line.

Tigi HaircareWella Colour

Comfort Zone Skincare from Italy.

Hours Mon-Fri 9-8, Sat 9-1

5 Moffett Ave, Moffett Ave. Clinic. Sussex 432-3602

Good luck, Graduates of 2010on all of your future endeavors!

Congratulationsto the Grad Class

of 2010! PickwauketLions Club

1051 Main St., Hampton

832-3153

K ozy K ornerRestaurantK ozy K ornerRestaurantKozy KornerRestaurantratulations

Waytogo

Graduates!

2010

832-111554 Route 845, Hampton, N.B.

Congratulationsto the

Graduatesof 2010!

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Twentyyearsfromnowyouwillbe

moredisappointedbythethingsyou

didn'tdothanbytheonesyoudid.

Sothrowoffthebowlines,sailawayfromthesafeharbor.Catchthe

tradewindsinyoursails.Explore.

Dream.Discover.-MarkTwain

Educationistheprocessbywhichtheindividualrelateshimselftotheuniverse,givehimselfcitizenshipinthechangingworld,share'stherace'smindandenfranchiseshisownsoul.-JohnH.Finley

Donotaskifamanhasbeenthrough

college;askifacollegehasbeen

throughhim;ifheisawalking

university.-EdwinHubbellChapin

Store Hours:Mon-Fri 7am-5:30pm

Sat 8am-1pm

409 William Bell DriveHampton, NB

832-5154

78 Winter StreetSussex, NB

433-4036

Congratulations, Graduates!Good luck with all of yourfuture endeavours!Congratulations, Graduates!

Good luck with all of yourfuture endeavours!

Follow Your DreamsCongratulations Jessie Colem an, Jam ie Colemanand therest of the 2010Graduates !

HALL BROSEnterprises Ltd.839-2442HALL BROS

Enterprises Ltd.839-2442

308 Rte 124, Norton

Congratulations2010GraduatesBestWishesforaSafe&HappySummer

Congratulations2010Graduates

BestWishesforaSafe&HappySummer

CBDC KINGS

Congr at ul at ionsGr aduat es of

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Massage Therapy Clinic832-3502 Amy Brittain Wheatley RM

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our parents

Jocelyn (Stewart) Worden - May 2, 1996

and Percy James Worden - June 9, 2003

It does not take a special dayTo bring you to our minds

For the days we do not think of you

Are very hard to find.Always remembered,

Randy, Paulette, Aurora, Marc, Tracy,

Sharla, Tammy, Bradley, and their families

In memory of

Jonathan Parlee (506) 434-3774

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Lot Shaping, Screened Topsoil,Demolition, Underground Utilities,French Drains

Licensed Septic Installer Road/Driveway Building Culverts, Drain Tile Foundations Excavating for Geothermal

HRAA NEWSFish 'n' Jam every Wednesday Evening at 7:00pm:Come on out and listen to our talented musicians, andlearn fly-tying from one of the masters, our own AndyDollar.

Illegal Dumping Hotline: We're seeing ongoingissues with illegal dumping on the Hammond, so here's the contacnumber for the Illegal Dump Hotline: 1-877-777-4218.

Report illegal fishing or poaching: Here's the number to contaenforcement if you see any illegal hunting or fishing activity: 1-800222-8477.Were still looking for families that could offer to billet youth age

16-17 for six weeks this summer, as part of the YMCA SummeStudent Work Exchange Program. The program offers students aopportunity to gain work experience and improve their languagskills.

A limited number of tickets are being sold for a trip to LarryGulch. Only thirty tickets will be offered for a trip for two (on

th st stshared rod) to the Gulch August 30 , 31 & September 1 . ContaJim Gillespie to reserve your ticket!Also, were looking for a good used refrigerator to replace the on

in the kitchen. If you know of anything available, please give us call!!

Kayak Fishing Tournament: We have a kayak fishing tournamenth

planned on the lower Hammond River for the July 24 -25weekend. If you're interested in attending, log into the forums aNewBrunswickFishing.com to let our organizers know you'rplanning to attend.

Want more information about HRAA and our programs? Viswww.hraa.ca. 401

GRAND OPENING DEDICATIONNorton Baptist Church (41 Church Street, Norton) is pleased tinvite members of the Greater Norton area to the grand openindedication of their new expanded facilities. The final touches arfinally done on the building and we want to celebrate.

We hope community members will come and see this great facilitfor recreation, receptions, meetings and more. We hope you will joi

thwith us on Sunday, June 20 , at 2:00pm. Our time together wiinclude a dedication, a retrospective video, light refreshments andchance to see the newly completed building. 521

CARD PARTY IN UPHAMThe regular Monday night card party at the Upham WI Hall beginat 7:30pm. All are welcome. 514

They say you had a difficult life,I can agree because I was there.

You had some heavy loads to carryWhile showing four children you cared.

The years went by, you did your bestBut it breaks my heart to say

You still never found the peace yousoughtUntil your dieing day.

Your children were your life,Your hopes and dreams as well.

You showed such pride for each of us,Never faltering when we fell.

Growing up we caused some tearsBut much happiness too.

As time went by we came to truly seeAll of the love we got from you.

As I grew older, I needed you more.You were my mother and my best

friend.I leaned on you in so many ways,

You were there for me until the veryend.

Now that I have a daughter of my ownI can only hope someday shell see,I was more than just a mother to her.

Shell see a best friend in me.

We keep you in our hearts.We say I love you everyday.

We miss you so much nanny.We are so sad you went away.

In loving memory of

My Mother, My FriendBy Shilow MacDonald

Aug 28, 1944- June 22, 2009

Janice Vanwart McEachern

Love from Shi, Brett, Owen,Tom and Dawn, Greg and Carrie

and all Grandchildren andGreat Grandchildren


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