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MotHer NatureBy virtue o the act that we use the term Mother Nature weare implying that good ole Mother Nature is like a sweet andkind old grandmother!! However, the reverse is the real truth!She can in act, be crankier than the missus aer getting o thescales!! A recent walk in the woods ollowing a heavy wet snowshowed ole Mother Nature in her true orm.Walking along, we saw a six inch diameter r broken completely

o about six eet rom the ground. Another r was down acrossthe trail also snapped right o. At regular intervals there werebirches, maples and evergreens bowed to the ground under theweight o heavy snow. Some will certainly recover but many arelikely doomed. I would bet that good ole Mother Nature wipedout more trees with one snowall than Mikie did in six monthswith a chainsaw.

O course, in this one walk, we only observed a small raction

o what went on in the whole 170 Acre Wood this is theNauwigewauk version o A A Milnes 100 Acre Wood whereWinnie-the-Pooh is played by the Missus, Christopher Robin isplayed by me, and Te Jet does a remarkable imitation o EeyoreDestructive though she may be (Mother Nature, not the Missus)

aer a resh snow all, the woods are incredibly beautiul. Temissus has been taking some pictures o our woods walks andgee they look really great. Te Jet loves his walks in the woodsand his normally sad expression perks right up when he gets theold nose going. One day recently, Te Jet set two world recordsor deep snow sning. Yup, in just one day he went rom thenormal up to the eyeballs sning to a record up to the earssni in deep snow. Shortly aerwards he broke this record withan almost up to the collar sni. Tats my Boy!!! For being

snoopy, the Jet has no competition ... except or the missus!!So thanks to good ole Mother Nature a walk in the woods has

become a short walk, ollowed by scraping and shaking somepoor tree to lighten the snow burden, short walk - shake tree... you probably get the picture!! Tank you Mother Nature inmaking a simple walk into a beautiul adventure!! 800



SuPPort VoLuNteerS NeeDeDHave you experienced cancerpersonally? Were you acaregiver to someone whowent through the cancer

experience? Te Canadian Cancer Society New Brunswick isseeking volunteers or our one-to-one telephone peer supportprogram. More specically, we are seeking the ollowing:survivors o rare cancers; survivors o lung, Mesotheliomaand pancreatic cancers; -survivors who have completed theirtreatment in the past our years; caregivers, particularly those ocancer survivors; parents whose child had cancer.Tis is an excellent opportunity to develop and use your listening

and communication skills to help others and also to be part o anationwide peer support program. CancerConnection has beenproviding support to those living with cancer and their amiliessince 1995. Services are multilingual, ree and condential, andare tailored to individual needs.

I you would like to know more about this program and howto become a peer support volunteer, please call 1-800-455-9090.Our volunteers: Our Hope, Our strength, Our Courage. Lets make cancer history. 826

BeLFaSt CHILDreNS ProJeCtHave you started planning your summer vacation yet? TeBelast Childrens Project is looking or host amilies who wouldenjoy sharing their amily activities with a child rom Belast,Northern Ireland during the month o July. Tis s an enrichingwonderul experience or amilies and the child rom Belastas you share your community and many summer activities,boating, swimming , camping or taking part in your communityevents . Learn about each others culture and country whilehaving a great time.Host children should be between 11-13 years o age or entering

middle school in September. For more inormation visit www.belastkids,ca; call erry Mullin, chairperson at 633-0236. You

can also see - Facebook Belast Childrens Project 2011. Deadlineis Fb 28h. 814

WDoP IN NauWIgeWaukTere will be a World Day o Prayer service held on Fid,Mch 4h, 7:00pm at the Nauwigewauk Christian Church.Everyone welcome. 126

MuSIC NIgHt INSuSSexSussex Baptist Church Music Night will be held on Snd,Mch 6h at 7:00pm with the ollowing guests: DavidArmstrong, Harold Price, Golden K Ramblers, TeresaHickman, Cornerstone, Joe Ness and the Baptist Concert Band.

A reewill oering will go towards the Mammography Unit.517



rmind: kINgS Co HIStorICaL SoCIetyMeetINg

Te Kings County Historical & Archival Society, Inc., wilhold its next meeting on Sd, Fb 26hat the KingCounty Museum, starting at 2:00pm. Te Museum is located inthe lower level o the Centennial Building, 27 Centennial RoadHampton. Jude Carson and Gretchen Kelbaugh will speak abouthe history o the own o Rothesay.All are welcome to attend. 835

aNNuaL PaNCake SuPPer IN aPoHaquTe Church o the Ascension ACW are sponsoring their annuaPancake Supper at the Anglican Church Hall in Apohaqui onSd, Mch 5h rom 3:30-6:00pm. Te menu includespancakes, sausages, homemade beans, brown bread, pickles andlayer cakes.

Cost or the supper is $7/adults, $3.50/children 6-12 years andpreschoolers eat or ree. Everyone welcome. 837

BeNeFIt auCtIoN & DaNCeA Heartelt Silent Auction & Benet Dance will be held at thIsland View Lions Club (behind the Ken Val Co-op) or Aaron& Jenny Small; Aaron recently & miraculously survived hear

surgery. Please join us on Sd, Fb 26h the auctionwill start at 6:30 and the dance at 8:30pm with Radio Factory.

Please contact Beth Fullerton 763-2567 or Pam Dickie 7632023 i you have any questions or auction items. 407

HHS graD CLaSS NeWSAs the snow continues to all, the Grad Class isworking on many upcoming events. Our rstupcoming event is the Grad Class Fashion Show,which will be held on tsd, Mch 22nd.Students are urged to listen or announcementsregarding this event because their help will begreatly needed in the near uture.

Tere is yet another contest going on where you can help winyour Grad Class money or Sae Grad. You can submit a piece oart work, a video, or a presentation promoting the awareness oorgan donation. Te deadline or this event is Fid, Fb25h. Please see Miss Myers or more inormation.With a ew Grad Class events behind us, we are planning more

events or the Grad Class to do as a whole. I you have anysuggestions or uture events, please see a member o the GradClass Executive.

Alyson Brown on behal o the HHS 2011 Grad ClasExecutive. 11



HaMPtoN-PIggS Peak NeWSBev Harrison has arrived in Swaziland and is spending mosto his time interviewing the students in Piggs Peak or whomwe will be paying school ees or the upcoming year. Hamptonis well known in Piggs Peak as their sister community that ispaying ees or students who would otherwise be unable toattend school. As a result, upon Bevs arrival, there was a line upo parents and students asking to be put on Hamptons list. Onesuch case is described by Karen Mandy:Her name is Nomphumelelo and she is in Form 4 at PCH. Last

year her ather passed away, leaving her with her step-mum who,shortly aerwards, also passed away. She then went to her aunt.Despite all this, she passed last year with a 1 st - getting an A inEng Lang and B in Lit (both o which impressed me!) Tis yearher aunt chased her rom the house without even her uniorm.What is awesome is that one o the teachers has taken her in ornow and theyve ound her a uniorm - just the school ees le.

Unortunately, not all our stories can have a happy ending. Asthings stand, we are unable to put Nomphumelelo on our list.Based on current students, the total cost o their ees will be inexcess o $40,000 and even that commitment is a leap o aith asthese unds are not currently available. You can appreciate Bevsmost dicult task is telling the many deserving candidates that

we are only able to support a limited number.Bev will soon be meeting with the mayor and council oPiggs Peak or the ocial signing o a ormal Memorandum oUnderstanding between the own o Hampton, own o PiggsPeak, and the Hampton-Piggs Peak Partnership Committee.Although our Partnership has been in place or a ew years,this agreement ocially lays out some broad principlesand guidelines or sustainable cooperation between ourcommunities. Te document was signed in Hampton at a smallceremony at the Mayors Levee on January 1 where Dr. JohnQuinn was also recognized or his many years o service to thepeople o Hampton. Tis is noteworthy because it was John whorst committed to pay or the education o a student in PiggsPeak throughout high school. You may recognize this as the

genesis o the Starsh Program by which the education o about50 students is now paid. John continues to be a Starsh sponsor,demonstrating that his service to community extends beyondthe boundaries o Hampton to our neighbours in Piggs Peak.

I you would like to make a donation or assist a student likeNomphumelelo by helping pay school ees, we have made itpossible through our Starsh Program. Please visit our websitewww.hamptonpiggspeak.ca (click the link to Starsh Program)or contact me, Mark Bettle, at 832-0003 or Carl MacKenzie at832-2704. 110



BeeF SuPPer IN MILLStreaMTe Wesley United Church, Berwick is sponsoring a RoasBee Supper on Sd, Fb 26h rom 3:00-6:00pm athe Millstream Rec Centre in Berwick. Te menu includes althe regular vegetables and gingerbread or dessert. Cost or thesupper is $10/adults, $5/children ages 6-12 and pre-schoolereat or ree.Storm date i necessary will beSnd, Fb 27h. 834

NB geNeaLogICaL SoCIety MeetINgTe Saint John Branch o the New Brunswick GenealogicaSociety, will meet Wdnsd, Fb 23d, 7:30pm at theLions Den, Loch Lomond Villa. Tis months program willbe Readings rom the personal memoirs o the 19 th century

voyages o Glorana Fownes, a sea captains wie. Tis inormalpresentation by Merle and Don McGowan will eature thememoirs o the voyages o their Great Aunt Glorana FownesShe accompanied her husband on square rigged ships duringthe period o 1882-1904.

We encourage everyone (members and guests) who may haveinormation o sea voyages in their own collections to bring thisalong or interactive discussion ollowing the presentation. Alare welcome. 122

BreakFaSt at kINgS kIrkTe Kings Kirk United Church in Belleisle Creek is havinga Pancake Breakast on Sd, Fb 26h rom 8:3010:30am. Te menu consists o hashbrowns, ham, scrambled eggs, beans,pancakes, tea/coee, and juice.

Cost or the breakast is - $5/adults and$3/children. Everyone Welcome!! 123

NauWIgeWauk CoMMuNIty CLuB NeWSTere is a lot going on at our community rinkthis winter, glad to see so many residents makinggood use o it. Recently we hosted a Pee Weehockey game Nauwigewauk vs. Kingston, 25players were in attendance, along with parentsand spectators!We are planning a Breakast and Auction or

Sd, apil 9h, i you have any items to donate please callPeggy at 832-3550.Te hall is available or rentals, or more ino call 832-4721. 13



HHS MatH StuDeNtSHampton High Schools Math Students o the month or January(l-r) Rob Chapman (Vice Principal); Courtney Allen (grade 9)Alexia Hawkey-Noble (grade 10); Josh Booy (grade 11); RheaMalatestinic (grade 12). Missing rom photo Courtney Buck(grade 9). 120

Heart & Stroke MoNtH eVeNtSTe Heart & Stroke Foundation will be holding a publicinormation session Artial Fibrillation on Wdnsd, Fb23d rom 7:00-8:00pm at the Simonds Lions Auditorium (lochLomond Villa, 185 Loch Lomond Road, SJ). Guest speaker orthis session will be Dr. Greg Searles.

Nearly 250,000 Canadians are aected by atrial brillation,the most common type o heart arrhythmia. Atrial brillationincreases your risk or stroke and death due to stroke. You areinvited to come learn more about atrial brillation includingcurrent treatment options that are available to improve yourquality o lie and reduce your risk o stroke.o reserve a space, please call the Heart & Stroke Foundation at

634-1620 or email [email protected]. Light rereshments

will be provided. 838

FaMILy MoVIe NIgHtSTere will be a amily movie night at the Anglican Rectoryin Upham on the 2nd Friday o each month; and at the St.Barnabas Anglican Church in Barnesville on the last Friday oeach month. Everyone welcome. 119



HaMPtoN SeNIorS reSourCe CeNterNeWS

Te week at theCenter begins onMnd morning,at 9:00am - you willnd the quilters &cra workers there, enjoying the quilting and time spent withtheir riends; more quilters are needed, so i you quilt your helpas well as your riendship would be much appreciated. Anyquestions about cras or quilting call Peggy Odell 832-5286or Betty Mitham at 832-7785; 1:00pm Swedish Weavingclasseare in process and a light lunch served. I you have questionsplease call Betty Prentice at 832-5274; 8:00pm the HamptonHoedowners will be square dancing. I you square dance whynot join them or an evening o un, and a light lunch is served. tsds at 7:00pm Bridge players are there enjoying themselves, i you play Bridge why not join them. Tere is alwaysroom or more. For more inormation call Barry Kilpatrick 832- 5701. Wdnsds at 7:30pm Auction 45 players gather or anevening o un and riendship, and a light lunch is served. Whynot join them or an evening o games and riendship. Any

questions call Hazel Whittaker at 832-7828. Tsds at 9:30am the cra shop down in back is open; at10:00am, musicians gather with songs and music until thedelicious home cooked dinner is served at 12:00noon. Te priceor the dinner is $4/ members, and $5/non-members. TersTsdo every month is Pot Luck, bring one o your specialdishes and have your dinner, a combination o many specialdishes.Please Note - Snow Days on Tsds - check your radio on

Tsdmornings i it is snowing, the music and dinner wilbe called o that day i the schools in District 6 are closed. Upcoming Events: In M, Spring Tea (date to ollow later)Tere will be the usual Cra & Bake Sale.

I you wish to rent the Center or a special occasion call 832

7871, leave a message and your call will be returned. Te RotaryClub will provide bar service or unctions at the Center.Anyone having a birthday or anniversary this month we extend

our Best Wishes; to anyone ill or in the hospital we wish you aspeedy recovery and return to the Center, you are missed.

Submitted by Mary Long. 11

BeNeFIt For aaroNSMaLL

A Heartelt Silent Auction &Benet Dance or Aaron &Jenny Small will be held atTe Island View Lions Club(behind the Ken Val Co-op)on Sd, Fb 26h.Te auction will be rom 6:30-8:30pm, ollowed by the dancewith Radio Factory. Aaronrecently and miraculouslysurvived heart surgery.

Contact Beth Fullerton 763-2567 or Pam Dickie 763-2023i you have any questions orauction items. 127



HaMPtoN CoMMuNIty LIBraryWe have purchased some more books or thelibrary! All o them recent publications and bywell-known authors Jerey Archer, Barbaraaylor Bradord, Mary Higgins Clark, HarlanCoban, Kim Edwards, Elizabeth George,Robert Harris, Phillippa Gregory, Lisa Genova,

Fern Michaels, Kate Morton, David Nicholls (a very popularEnglish novelist), James Patterson and last but not least; I ShallNot Hate: A Gaza Doctors Journey by Izzeldin Abeulaish. Library Hours o Operation: tsd, Wdnsd & Tsd2:00-4:00pm and Wdnsdrom 7:00-8:00pm. See you at theLibrary! 128

FuNDy garDeNerS MeetINgTe next meeting or the Fundy Gardeners will be onWdnsd, Mch 2nd, 7:00pm at the Kennebecasis SelectFuneral Home (152 Pettingill Road, Quispamsis). Guest speakeror the meeting will be Merv Cormier, Fundy Gardener, whowill be speaking on Birds in My Garden

All Welcome! For more inormation, please visit undygardeners.blogspot.com. 400

Hraa NeWSFish n Jam 7:00pm, Wdnsds. Hope to seeeveryone out!Wdnsd, Fb 23d 7:00pm, HRAAAnnual General Meeting at the Centre.Remember that your 2011 membership needs tobe paid in order or you to have voting privilegesat the meeting.

Sd, Fb 26h Coee House.Sd, Mch 26h ASF/NBSC Moncton Dinner at theRamada Crystal Palace (tickets are now available).Mch 26h27h - annual Dieppe Fly-Fishing Forum

News rom the Riverbank: Te cold and snow have made orgreat conditions or outdoor activity (i you still have any energyle aer the shovelling!). Were hearing some reports o goodsmelt shing throughout the Kennebecasis and Saint John - but,i anyone getting any hake let us know! Kayak Fishing Tournament: Te dates or our annual KayakFishing ournament are Jl 16h & 17h. Tere will be somechanges to the regulations this year, to allow alternate launchinglocations.

For more inormation about HRAA and our programs visitwww.hraa.ca. 401



CaDetS at eaSe CookINgTey have arrived! Our FantasticCookbooks entitled At Ease Cookingwith the 140 Peninsula Army cadets.Ocers, Parents, Cadets and riendshave compiled their avourite recipesand they are bound in a proessionalbeautiul country style cover. Te Bookcontains 187 recipes and are being soldor $10/ book. Tere are great amilyrecipes as well as many internationaland preserving avourites. As, most cookbooks contain terricdesserts - this one is no exception.I you are interested in supporting the Army Cadet Cookbook

please call Dianne at 763-2355 or Carolyn at 832-2982. Tankyou again to all who continue to be such wonderul supporterso the 140 Army Cadets. 403

tHe VaLLey CoFFee HouSeTe Valley Coee House presents various singers and musicians

who provide a toe tapping un lled evening o entertainmenor your pleasure. A donation o a non-perishable ood itemor the KV Food Basket, or a monetary donation i you preer,is your ticket through the door! Please come and help us helpothers. Te doors open at 6:30 and the show starts at 7:00pmTe Valley Coee House is held at the Civic Center (Civic Drivein Quispamsis) 2nd oor - elevator available. Please be aware thatyou can bring sweets or the canteen and also items to be usedas door prizes. Up-coming Coee House dates: Sd Mch 12h, api9h, M 14h & Jn 18h.

I you would like more inormation or would like to put yourname in to be a helper or an entertainer in the uture please calDesa at 847-2917. 405

PaNCake SuPPer IN kINgStoNTe All Saints and St. Pauls ACW are sponsoring a PancakeSupper on Shrove tsd, Mch 8h at the Kingston ParishHall. Te supper will be held rom 4:30-6:30pm and the menuincludes: pancakes, sausage, rolls and dessert. Cost or thesupper is $6/adults and $3/children under 6. 406



VoLuNteer INCoMe tax PrograMEach spring, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) trains

volunteers to be able to prepare income tax returns or thecurrent or prior years, using a CRA-approved computer sowareprogram. Single clients with income under $25,000 a year, orcouples under $35,000, can have their basic tax returns preparedand led electronically ree o charge.

Clinics have operated one or two days a week during taxseason or a number o years at the Seniors Resource Centre inBrunswick Square, the Salvation Army oce on Prince EdwardStreet, and several other locations in Saint John. Tis year orthe rst time a clinic will operate in Rothesay to serve residentso the Kennebecasis Valley. It will be at St. Pauls Parish Centreon the Rothesay Common on tsds rom Mch 1s apil19h inclusive, rom 9:00am-12:00noon and 1:00-3:00pm. Noappointments are necessary; service is on a rst-come rst-served basis. Clients can, i they wish, ll in an inormationsheet and leave their returns or completion later.

Further inormation on the CVIP (Community VolunteerIncome ax Program) is available on the CRA website: www.cra-arc.gc.ca , or rom the local ax Services Oce at 636-4961.408

royaL CaNaDIaN LegIoN #761935 Rte 121, Norton NBMnds - 45s at 8:00pm.tsds - Double crib at 8:00pm.Wdnsds - House League Darts, or moreinormation contact Heather Benjamin at 433-6428.Tsds - Correction: Dabber Bingo, Jackpot$1,000 in 50#s or less & building. Jackpot startsat $350 in 51#s and/or consolation prize $100.

Doors open at 6:00pm, Bonanza game starts at 6:30pm sharp.Bonanza - a building jackpot in 52#s and/or consolation prize$100. We also have wild #s in some o regular bingo games.Come & support your charity event. Starts at 7:00pm sharp.Sds Singles Crib at 8:00pm.

Are you a veteran who does not receive a pension or healthcare benets? It does not matter how long you served. For moreinormation contact Gordon McKenzie, Service Ocer RCL#76 at 432-0779.o rent the Legion Hall please contact Marg Lewell at 839-2212

or Gordon at 432-0779/849-1601. 502



SuSSex regIoNaL LIBrary NeWS46 Magnolia Avenue, 432-4585, [email protected], www.gnb.ca/

publiclibraries

Looking or some ree March Breakentertainment? Put your detective capon and join us or a week o spyingand mystery solving! We are pleasedto oer March Break programs ontsd, Mch 8h, Tsd, Mch

10h

and Fid, Mch 11h

rom10:30-11:30am. Tere will be stories,cras, games and other spy-related activities geared or childrenin grades K-5. Pre-registration is not required.

Preschool Programming: Bring your pre-schooler to the libraryevery Tsd at 10:30am or one o our un and interactiveprograms. At Storytime 3-5 year olds enjoy stories, circle songsngerplays and games. At Toddler Tales children 18 months2years and their caregivers enjoy stories, rhymes, ngerplays andplaytime. All pre-schoolers welcome! EveryFidat 10:30amwe oer Babies in the Library or little ones birth18 months andtheir care-givers. Tis adorable hal-hour program consists orhymes, tickles, songs, bounces, walkabouts and board books. Alo these programs are ree and pre-registration is not required.

Book Clubs: Te Adult Book Club will meet on WdnsdFb 23d at 6:30pm to discuss Ava Comes Home by LesleyCrewe; Te Inspirational Book Club will meet on SdFb 26h at 10:00am to discuss God Is by David AdamRichards. Copies o both books are available at the ront desk.

Library Hours: tsd, Tsd & Fid10:00am-5:00pmWednesday 12:00noon-8:00pm; Sd 9:00am-5:00pmSnd & Mnd closed. 504

MILLStreaM reC CeNtreCard Parties will be held at the Millstream Rec Centre inBerwick on tsds, Fb 22nd and Mnd, Fb28h; Mch 8h, 15h, 22nd & 29h. Card games start at 1:30pmand the cost is $3/person.Everyone welcome. 503

Make tHe CoNNeCtIoNMake the Connection is or parents o inants birth to one yearo age, and helps parents interact with their babies in a waythat promotes secure attachment, communication and braindevelopment. Tis interactive and enjoyable program combines

hands on activities, parent reection and discussion, as well aspersonalized video eedback.Program to be held at Sussex & Area Family & Early Childhood

Inc (717 Main Street Sussex) Wdnsds, Mch 16hM 4h(9:30-11:30am). o register or this program call the Sussex &Area Family & Early Childhood Oce at 432-4590. Space islimited to call early to avoid disappointment.

For more inormation contact: Joelle at 432-4592 or Lynne at432-4598. 527



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P.a.C.k. NeWSAll PACK programs are ree. For moreinormation about us please call 432-2610,email [email protected] or visit ourwebsite at www.packsussex.org. Baby Signs - Our next six week course isMch 15h, 22nd, 29h & apil 5h, 12h & 19h

rom 10:30-11:30am at the PACK oce. Please call to registeror this ree program - space is limited!Music N Me - Is a much loved music program where parent andchild both get to sing, dance, play a variety o instruments, learnrhymes, hear stories and enjoy a small snack. EveryWdnsdor babies/children birth to school age rom 10:30-11:30am atthe Norton Village Oce/Fire Hall (no school = no music). Family Fun Fitness Adventure - Come out and join us or lotso un and great ideas to make your whole amily stronger,healthier and nutritionally in the know. Space is limited to 20maximum or this our week adventure series - please contactthe PACK oce to register today. Dates, times and location toBA. Dads N Kids - Bring your dad, grandpa, uncle, Big Brother orriends. Tis is a un evening to spend with a special someone,making cras, playing games or reading a story. We invite you

and that special child in your lie to our un lled evenings! Formore inormation please contact the PACK oce. 506

BeNeFIt DeNISe LoNgTere will be a Benet or Denise Long, who has been unable towork due to Breast Cancer, on Sd, Fb 26h at theSussex Lions Den. From - 6:00-9:00pm, Chili Supper ($5/bowl)and music with emcee Leon Daigle; 9:00pm-1:00am, dance withDJ, Silent Auction, 50/50 and other draws.

For more inormation contact 433-6284 or 434-1819 (leavemessage). 516

BeNeFIt FreD SMItHTere will be a benetor Fred Smith, whois battling throatcancer, on Sd,Mch 12h at theSussex Legion rom1:00-5:00pm. Terewill be a SilentAuction, 50/50 drawand music by Ken &Joan Campbell.

Admittance bydonation at the door.518



rmind: H.a.L.L. BeaCH PartyFamilies with kids ages are invited tohave un and support the HALL BeachParty undraiser to be held on Snd,Fb 27h rom 2:30-3:30pm at St.Pauls Presyterian Church (978 Main Street,Hampton). Fun activities or kids 6 & under(all are welcome) - kids will make their ownLai and grass-style skirts to wear and therewill be stickers to take home and enjoy. Prizedraw or $10 gi card.

Donations at this event will cover cost o the activities & helpraise money or HALL. All proceeds will help continue todeliver hall programs & events or amilies in Hampton andsurrounding area. 108

BeNeFIt For NaNCy keLLyTe Dr. V. A. Snow Centre sta is holding a Benet Supper,Auction & Dance eaturing the Late Shi Band rom Saint Johnat the Hampton Legion on Sd, Fb 26h. A SpaghettSupper will be held rom 5:007:00pm $10 (under 12 - $5), theSilent Auction will run rom 5:00-9:00pm and dance rom 7:00

9:00pm. Free will oering. Te proceeds are or Nancy Kelly andamily in memory o Joe Marchbank.ickets are available at the Dr. V. A. Snow Centre and Hampton

Pharmasave. For inormation call 832-6210 (Ext 6436). 138

BreakFaSt IN SuSSex CorNerTe Mens Group o the St. Johns United Church (Sussex Corner)is sponsoring a Breakast in the Church Centre on SdFb 26h rom 7:00-10:00am. Tere will be a choice o twobreakast menus: bacon, eggs, hash browns, toast and doughnuts cereal, ruit, toast. Both menus include tea/coee and juice.

Cost or either menu is $6/adults; $3/children 6-12, pre-schoolers eat or ree. 525

arL raDIo BINgoEvery Wdnsd rom 8:00-9:00pm you are invited to payRadio Bingo on Country 94 CHSJ in support o the AnimaRescue League - Jackpot $3,500, plus Cookie Jar plus many other

greatprizes! Bingo Books ($5) are available by calling 642-0920Tank you or supporting your animal shelter! 836



HaMPtoN MIDDLe SCHooL NeWSBy Owen PreeperSnow. Snow. Snow. It certainly seems to have been the themeor the last ew weeks! Hampton Middle School students haveenjoyed their h day at home since the Christmas holidays dueto the weather. All this snow has given us lots o opportunityor outdoor winter activities. However, were not so lucky withindoor sports a valve broke in the gym ceiling, ooding andwarping the oorboards. Tis has rendered the gym unusableor the time being. So gym activities have been put on hold: thegirls and boys basketball teams, lunch hour European handbalgames and, o course, Phys. Ed classes.

But do you think that will dampen the HMS Wild Cat spirit?O course not! Students have been well occupied because nowthere seem to be more awesome activities and clubs than everStudents have been having great times sliding on crazy carpetson the hill beside the school, and skiing and snowboarding atPoley Mountain with the ski club. Weve been busy paintingthe schools house colours in the lobby, singing at Mrs. Fosterskaraoke, helping out as peer helpers, going to chess club andspelling bees, and much more.

Also, a spectacular event put together by Mme. Page with helprom ellow teachers and students took place on Valentines Day

Inspired by Quebec restaurants, Mme. Page created an incredibleFrench ca, complete with music and ood, or post-intensiveFrench students. Invited guests were M. Pelletier, Mme. Austinand M. Page.

We at HMS have also been hard at work making our scienceprojects or the upcoming science air. Students and theirprojects will be chosen rom their classes to participate in theschools air, rom which they have a chance to go to the districtair then maybe even on to the provincial level.

With all the amazing work put into providing these greaactivities or students to enjoy every day, I think HamptonMiddle School is pretty great.

Owen Preeper is a Grade 8 student at HMS. 13

BeNeFIt For LISa gaLLagHerTere will be a benet or Lisa Gallagher held at the BelleisleRegional High School on Sd, Mch 5h starting a7:00pm. Te evening will include music by Randy Vail, Mike& Jennier Hazen McNamara, Steve Wallace & John SomervillePat & Beth ODonnell; Joe Ness & Brenda McLaughlin; AlbertHarrison & Greg Gallagher, and more. Tere will also be a Silent& Chinese Auction.

Please come and show your support or Lisa as she is going toAlbany, NY to undergo the MS Liberation treatment. 526



SIMPLe SoLutIoNS For DIet & StreSSTe Seventh Day Adventist Church is holding a ree seminar onSimple Solutions or Diet & Stress at the Super store CommunityRoom on tsd, Mch 8h, 15h, 22nd & 29h starting at 7:00pm.Dont miss this opportunity to bite back at stress. No pills, norestrictive diets, no club memberships just good commonsense endorsed by science. Incredible ood tasting nightly.Pre-register byMnd, Fb 28h ($25 ee or workbook).

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rmind: BaBySItter CourSeSt John Ambulance is oering three Baby Sittercourses during March Break in Sussex (one daycourses, choose your day) on Mnd, tsd& Wdnsd, Mch 7h, 8h & 9h rom 9:00am-3:00pm at the St John Ambulance building, LeonardDrive. Cost or the course is $40.

Students are asked to bring a noon lunch & a snack. I yourequire more inormation, call Muriel at 433-2697. 519

rmind: keNNeBeCaSIS NaturaLIStSoCIetyTe monthly meeting o the KNS will be held on Mnd,Fb 28h at 7.30pm upstairs in the St. Pauls United Churchat 4 Morrison Avenue, Sussex. Our guest speakers will be NicciBlewett and Danielle Smith, sta members o Nature NB, whowill be giving a talk on Biodiversity in general and Nature NBsBiodiversity Stewardship Program.

For more inormation about the KNS checkout our Website atwww.naturesussex.ca. Everyone is welcome. 532

rmind: SMeLt Fry IN SoutHFIeLDTe Southeld United Church annual Smelt Fry is coming righup. Mark your calendars or Sd, Fb 26hrom 4:006:00pm. ake out orders are also available.Phone 839-2722 or 839-2857 or more inormation. 521

CoFFee DrIVe tHru IN MIDLaNDEach Friday rom 6:00-9:00am Midland Baptist Church (Rte.124& Upper Midland Road) invites you to get a great cup o coeewhile making a donation toward alleviating world hunger.Watch or the MAD@poverty Coee Drive Tru signs. 115



HaMPtoN rotary NeWSDont orget the upcoming perormanceCanada rocks, Eh taking place at the PhoenixDinner Teatre on Sd, Fb 26h. Teclub is marketing tickets to this dinner theatreperormance. Any Rotarian can sell you thetickets which cost $55 or dinner, gratuities andthe theatre experience. During the intermissionthere will be an auction o some great merchandise. Call Beverleyor Keith at 832-5383 i you would like tickets.

Te Rotary Club o Hampton would like to thank the stastudents and parents o three local area schools or theirenthusiastic support or Rotary Internationals Purple PinkieProject which is raising unds to end Polio now. Since 1985Rotary International, the World Health Organization and theCentre or Disease Control and more recently the Bill andMelinda Gates Foundation have been involved in a project toeradicate polio rom the world. In 1985 there were 350,000 casesaround the world. In 2010 there were only 4 polio endemiccountries with 921 cases worldwide.

Te Purple Pinkie Project is an imaginative campaign to teachchildren about polio eradication and to enlist their help in theproject. Rotary volunteers made presentations to the students

o the Hampton Elementary, Dr. A. . Leatherbarrow, andMacdonald Consolidated schools about polio and how, whena child is vaccinated in one o those polio endemic countriestheir pinkie nger is marked with an indelible marker to preventdouble dosing. A ew days later the volunteers returned to each othe schools and in return or a donation o $1 or $2 they paintedthe childrens pinkie ngers purple. Te cost o vaccinating onechild is about $1 in countries like India, Pakistan, Nigeria orAghanistan. Some children had one pinkie coloured purpleand some had two pinkies coloured. At one school the day thengers were coloured many o the sta and students dressed inpurple.

Te response in all the schools was excellent. Te studentand teachers at the three schools raised almost $900 or the

campaign to end polio. Te club would like to say thank you toall o them and the parents and guardians o the children whosesupport was also crucial to the success o this project. One o theRotary volunteers has already had a request rom another areaschool or the volunteers to do the presentation in the upcomingschool year. 111

CoFFee HouSe For HaMPtoN FooD BaSketA Coee House Fundraiser or the Hampton Food Basketwill be held on Mnd, Fb 28h at 7:00pm, in StAlphonsus Church Hall. Admission is only $5 or an evening oentertainment, coee rom Java Moose and home-made sweets

Te Hampton Food Basket is in need o unds to continue itseorts within the community. Please join us and help supporthis very worthwhile cause right in our own backyard. 135

PaNCake SuPPer INuPHaMTe Upham WI and Seniors Hall Committee are holding aPancake Supper on tsd, Mch 8th rom 4:30-6:30pm. Temenu includes sausage, beans, pancakes and desserts; and thecost is $8/adults and $4/children.

Proceeds rom the supper will go towards a new roo or theHall. 816


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MarkS, InTe death o Irene Teora (ays) Marks, age82, ormerly o Bloomeld Ridge, occurred atthe Dr. V.A. Snow Centre, Hampton, NB, onSaturday, January 1, 2011. She was the wie othe late Charles Marks. Irene was born on June30, 1928, in itusville, NB, the daughter o thelate John and Ethel (Mercer) ays.

She is survived by daughters Florence Durleyand companion Irvin Jones o Bloomeld and

Geraldine and Donnie Bettle o Passekeag; sons Charles Markso Bloomeld and John and Nancy Marks o Bloomeld; sixgrandchildren V. Joseph Durley, Jacqueline Bettle, Laura Jones,Wendy Smith, Gary Marks and Ashley Marks; eleven greatgrandchildren Ashley Nason, Leland Nason, Hudson Jones,Elliott Jones, Rebecca Smith, Michael Smith, Karleigh Smith,Jackson Marks, Bayton Brideau, alon Brideau and CharleyHowe; sisters Elsie Mercer o Kingston, Carcella Floyd o Sussex,and Lillian Kilpatrick o Upham; several nieces and nephews.Irene was predeceased by brother Vernon ays and sister MaryHardy.

Te uneral service, held rom Sherwoods Chapel on uesday,January 4th, with Rev Rob Marsh ociating. Pallbears were V.

Joseph Durley, Brian Howe, Michael Jones, Ashley Marks, GaryMarks, Michael Smith, Peter Smith, Wendy Smith. Intermentwill ollow in Riverbank Cemetery.

Donations to the Dr. V.A. Snow Foundation Bus Fund, theCancer Society or the memorial o the donors choice would beappreciated by the amily. Personal condolences to the amilymay be made through www.sherwoodsuneralhome.com. 102

oN our CoVerDatL, HHS HuSkIeS & LIteraCy DayTe students and sta at Dr. A.. Leatherbarrow School wouldonce again like to thank the players rom the Hampton HighSchool Huskies Hockey team or reading to them. Te event,which was scheduled or Family Literacy Day on January 27 th,

had to be rescheduled due to school closure. Tese boys came toread to us on their day o!

Te avid readers include: 1 - Peter OBrien, Dan Kennedy, NicRobichaud, Anthony Lee, Geo Wilson, Dax Pattison, BrendanWilson, Nic McInnis, Sam Merrithew and Ben Shephard; 2- Bradley Patrick, Haley Graham, Kyleigh MacDonald, LilyDanells, Evan Bustard Kate Malone and Colton Burbridge; 3- Aiden Beach, Nick Dupuis, Jared Kyle, im Boudreau, JohnCullen, Calem MacDonald, Jake King and Ben Flann; 4 - BrysonCheslock, Evan Sullivan, Ethan King, Bethany Keoughan, BenJardine, Jenna Lawrence, Ryan Hickie and Kole Kincade. 124



WorLD Day oF Prayer 2011Tis year the World Day o Prayer service will be held at StAlphonsus Church, 22 Church Street, Hampton, at 2:00pmon Fid, Mch 4h. Te storm date is the ollowing SndMch 6h at 2.00pm.

Te World Day o Prayer is celebrated in more than 170countries and 2,000 communities across Canada. Tis year thetheme country is Chile and the prayers and reections werewritten by people rom that country. Please join us as we praylearn about Chile and consider the question, How Many LoavesHave you?. 129

HaMPtoN auxILIary #28Te Royal Canadian Legion, Hampton Auxiliary #28 held theirmeeting on January 10th President Glenna Geer extended awarm welcome to those in attendance.

Te installation o ocers or the ensuing year was conductedby Past Provincial President Marjorie Yeomans. Te incomingocers or 2011 are: President Glenna Geer; Vice President Pauline Wetmore; Past President Gloria Robichaud; reasurer June Bull; Executive Irma Burnside, Patricia MurraySecretary Marjorie Yeomans. Following installation, regularbusiness was carried out.

We look orward to meeting again on Mnd, Mch 14h a7:00pm.

Submitted by Marjorie Yeomans. 12

DoNatIoN to SNoWCeNter

Elizabeth Jadoo (le) and Harold Kingston (right), UnitedWay, present erry ONeill (center), Dr. V.A. Snow Centre witha Program Funding Cheque in the amount o $1,700 towardstheir Minibus Fundraising Campaign. 130



kIDS PrograM INMILLStreaMA weekly ree childrens program oeredby the Head o Millstream WesleyanChurch or ages 3-12 is held on tsdevenings rom 6:30-7:30pm.

For more inormation contactRachel McGuire at 433-1761 orbrowse our website at hislight.ca/millstreamwesleyan.html. 515

royaL CaNaDIaN LegIoN #621356 Rte 845, Clion Royal NB, E5S 2B9, Phone 763-2009

Hours: MndTsd 2:30-8:00pm;Fid2:30pm-12:00midnight; Sd2:00-9:00pm;Snd1:30-7:00pm.Mnds - Legion meeting the rst Monday oeach month, new members welcomed (anyonemay become a member), membership not arequirement to be a volunteer.Snds - 7:30pm, Cribbage. For moreinormation contact Joe Stack at 763-2959.

Peninsula Pearls meet the 2nd & 4h Mnd o each monthat 12:00noon or lunch. New members welcomed - i interestedcall Claudia Small 763-2587.Fid, Jn 28h- Community Clothes Swap, doors open at7:30pm, $10 to participate, contact Meaghan at 763-2665.

o reserve the Hall call Doreen Stack at 763-2959 and/orMeaghan Hickey at 763-2665, or e-mail [email protected]. 105

SuSSex MaMMograMMaCHINe FuNDraISerTere will be a undraiser or the SussexHealth Centre Mammography project atPoley Mountain on Mnd Fb28h rom 6:00-9:00pm. For this evening:rentals $10; li tickets $10 and 2010/11Season Pass holders or Atlantic Seniorswill be $5.

Eight trails and terrain park will beopen or night skiing. Poley sta are

volunteering their time to make sure theSki Hill runs smoothly.Donations will be accepted. 523

rCL SuSSex BraNCH #2066 Magnolia Avenue, Sussex; 432-66 99

Ofce Hours: tsdFid, 9:00am-4:00pm.Wdnsds - FootClinic; Bingo - doors openat 6:00, Early Bird starts at6:30 and regular games at7:00pm; Pool League at7:30pm.Tsds - 8:00pm, Crib.

For more inormation check out ourwebsite at: www.sxlegionbr20.com. 304



SHINgLeS & PNeuMoNIa SHotS

VON (Victorian Order o Nurses) is happyto announce that we now have the shingles

vaccination (Zostavax) available in a limitedsupply or those over the age o 65 yrs, whowould like to receive it. Tere is a charge orthis vaccination.

We are also pleased to be able to oer the vaccination against pneumonia, (Pneumovax)ree to those over 65 yrs. o age.

For inormation or to book an appointment please call 635-1530. 843

NB CeNtraL MIDget aLL Star gaMe

Hampton Minor Hockey Association and the Hampton MidgetBulldogs recently hosted the annual New Brunswick CentralMidget All Star game. Te Bulldogs hosted the event or therst in its 41 year history at the Hampton Community Centreon Saturday January 22nd. Te game eatured the Southern AllStars against the Eastern All Stars.

Players or the Southern All Stars were selected rom Sussex,Hampton, Saint John Lancaster, Fundy and St. Stephen hockeyassociations. Representing the Hampton Bulldogs were MorganSommerville, Jackson Chamberlain, Joseph Graham and NickRyan. Te game was a huge success with the Southern All Starswinning. Morgan Sommerville had agoal and assist or Hampton. Te MVPor the south was Nick Smith rom St.

Stephen. Nick and Alex Simon o SaintJohn both had hat tricks.

Te Bulldogs and Hampton MinorHockey would like to thank the ollowinglocal businesses or their support othis event, im Hortons, HamptonPharmasave, Hollys Restaurant,Hampton Guardian Drugstore, Subwayand Hampton Home Hardware. Yoursupport is greatly appreciated andhelped make the event a success or allthose involved. 842

Bulldogs manager Arnold Hopperpresenting a commemorative banner

to Hampton Minor Hockeys presidentSteve Rodgers and midget coordinatorAnita Hodgin.

DIStrICt eDuCatIoNCouNCIL MeetINg

School District 6 DistrictEducation Council willhold its monthly meetingon Wdnsd, Mch 16hat Rothesay Park School, 7Hampton Road, beginning

at 7:00pm. All are welcome! 812



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Alex Donovan, a resident o Hampton and a 2010 graduate oHHS, has been selected to participate in a unique our-week

volunteer program in Tailand rom late May to late Jun2011. Alex will be working under the direction o the non-prot organization, International Student Volunteers (ISV). Heis a rst year student in the Bachelor o Arts program at UNBFredericton.

During his rst two weeks in Tailand, Alex will volunteeron a diverse range o conservation-based projects such asrehabilitating exotic gibbons and monkeys who have beenrescued rom the illegal wildlie smuggling trade, working inan elephant nature park, and scientic research in orests and

jungles. Each two-week volunteer project is dedicated to makinga dierence in endangered species conservation, scienticresearch, habitat restoration, and education on sustainable useand natural resource management.Due to the growing population o the country, rural communitiesin particular are in need o assistance. ISV volunteers havethe opportunity o helping conservation and communitydevelopment eorts in a strategic way. ISV partners with anumber o local non-government organizations, orphanages

and grassroots groups to work on meaningul projects. Alexwill be contributing to ISVs two millionth hour o volunteerwork. ISV has oered lie-changing volunteer projects since2002. Over 4,000 students travel with ISV every year across 6continents.

Tis is an opportunity or students to experience a once-in-a-lietime adventure where they can meet new people, discovernew places and travel with a purpose that benets both thehost country and the student. Volunteer projects are operatedin partnership with well-established conservation organizationsincluding government and non-government organizations(NGOs), private reserves and arms, and local grassrootscommunity groups.

Te total cost or this program is approximately $6000, and

Alex has currently raised 1/3 o the required amount throughthe generosity o businesses in Hampton, service groups andprivate donors. I you would like to sponsor Alex by makinga gi donation to support his volunteer eorts, please contacthim at [email protected] or 506-470-4389. As well, watch ortwo upcoming undraisers in Hampton, a silent art auction onSaturday, apil 30h and a Coee House on Wdnsd, M4h. 841



HHS LaDIeS BaSketBaLLOn February 4th & 5th, Te HHS Ladies Huskies basketball teamhosted their 14th annual invitational tournament. On Fridayaernoon, the Huskies deeated the Nackawic Nighthawksin ront o over 200 students. Te nal score was 5826. opscorers or the Huskies were Meg Gates with 14 and Jenn Cusackwith 12.On Friday evening, HHS took on JMA. Te Huskies were up by

2 at the end o the rst hal and with less than 3 seconds le inthe game Danielle Colpitts scored a 3 pointer to take the gameinto overtime. HHS won the game with a nal score o 6862op scorers or Hampton were Meg Gates with 26, Megan Vergewith 13 and Rhea Malatestinic with 9.

On Saturday, the Huskies played a crossover game against theFHS Exhibition team. Te game was very close in the rst halbut in the end HHS won by a score o 6249. Jenn Cusack ledthe Huskies with 13 and Megan Verge scored 11.

Te championship game was between the HHS Huskies andthe Petitcodiac Panthers. It was a close game but in the endHHS deeated Petitcodiac by a score o 7869. Te Huskies topscorers were Meg Gates with 24 points and Jenn Cusack with 23points.

Te seniors, Ashley Beers, Meg Gates, Rhea Malatestinic

and Baillie ompkins were presented with plaques or theircommitment to Huskies basketball and they will be greatlymissed.Te team would like to thank the parent volunteers, the minor

ocials and the tournament sponsors: Hampton PhysiotherapyHampton Dental Clinic and Subway. 137



1810 Carter HouSe CeLeBrateS1810 Carter House ea Room and Heritage Site at Kingstoncelebrated its 200th anniversary on December 11th, 2010, witha Christmas open house and birthday party. Edna Hamilton, aounding member o Peninsula Heritage Inc., and Beth Quigley,President, cut the cake and plenty o rereshments were sharedwith visitors throughout the aernoon. Members o PeninsulaHeritage Inc. continued the celebrations with a delicious potluck supper and good company! 132

SINgLeS & FrIeNDS NeWSVolleyball continues on Wdnsd nights at Rothesay ParkMiddle School, 8:00-10:00pm at cost o $3.00; and Breakast orSingles at Hollys Restaurant in Hampton Mall on Snds at10:00am.

I you would like some more ino about the purpose o ourgroup, membership or on any o the above please [email protected] or phone 696-1914 or recorded inoand eel ree to leave a message to have someone call you. 819

aNotHer LuCky WINNer!Jean Cobb recently received her $500 Bingo Jackpot rom CarlFowler o the Hammond River Valley Seniors. You are invitedto try your luckeveryWdnsdat 7:00pm at the WI Seniors

Hall in Upham. Te cookie jar is over $200. 136


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CHaLLeNge uPDateWe have had several inquiries recently regarding the progresso our 10,000 steps challenge. At the end o our weeks we havewalked a total 3,350,829 steps - yes that is 3 MILLION steps -which (using the average o 10,000 steps = 5 miles) is 1675 miles.For mysel, I am sleeping better (especially on those days my stepcount is in the high teens!), my blood pressure is down a coupleo points and as a bonus I am getting my vitamin D because I amspending more time outdoors in spite o the overload o snowthis winter. I think even our lazy overweight cat has caught thebug, since the other day she was tearing around the house eventhough none o the other cats was even in her vicinity! UsuallySmudge only interrupts her nap in a sunbeam or next to the reor periodic visits to her ood dish or the litter box.

I am hoping that once we have ended this 13 week walking

challenge that the habit o being more physically active will havebecome ingrained into a on-going liestyle change. Tere was atime (beore Ossekeag) that I routinely walked about 20 milesper week (a 5 mile route about our times per week). Tat gotpushed aside with becoming a business owner, when I was toobusy. It eels good to get moving again.

I had not intended this article to be devoted to our walkingchallenge. Te plan was to do a brie update on how ar we hadwalked and move on . . . no pun intended. I had a whole buncho ideas on what to share this week. Perhaps the story o a amilymember who got stuck in the driveway twice in one day. OrMikie ditching the tractor while pulling said amily memberout o the ditch the second time. No, maybe Mikes commentabout someone would have to be crazy to go up on that roo to

shovel it o . . . and then the next day there he was, up on thatroo shoveling it o. Or my utile search or a roo rake, whichresulted in Mikie being up on that roo with a shovel. But Imout o space . . . Lie is like riding a bicycle - in order to keep your balance, youmust keep moving. ~Albert Einstein. 801



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O HOLY S. JUDE, Apostle and Martyr, great in virtue and rich inmiracles, near kinsman to Jesus Christ, Faithul Intercessor to all whoinvoke your special patronage in time o need, to you I have recourserom the depth o my heart and humbly beg to whom God has givensuch power to come to my assistance. Help me in my present urgentpetition, in return I promise to make your name known and causeyou to be invoked. Say three Hail Marys and three Glorias. St. Judepray or us and all who invoke your aid. Amen. Publication must bepromised. Tis novena has never been known to ail. Tis novenamust be said or nine consecutive days. ry it, it works. B.P.

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Malcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.2004 SAURN ION 2, 4cyl, 4 dr, loaded,auto, new MVI, power slider, I also havesame car in standard, excellent on uel, looksand works great, your choice, $3,900. CallMalcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.2003 SUNFIRE, 4cyl, 4dr, auto, loaded,10,900km, new MVI, one owner, spoiler,looks and works excellent, just $3,900. CallMalcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.2003 FORD E250, cargo van, 174,000km, V8,auto, air, power inverter, new MVI, looks andworks excellent, $5,900. Call Malcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.

2002 DODGE 1500 Ram van, 5.2, V8, auto,new MVI, 20,200km, looks and worksexcellent, only $4,500. Call Malcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.2003 CHEV 2500 4X4, reg. cab, 8-0 box,alloys, work truck, not running, electrical orcomputer?, $3,900. Call Malcolm 333-5811or 832-0897.2004 CHEV 3500, cube van, 6.0lt, auto,new MVI, one owner, 12-0 body, roll reardoor, looks and works excellent,$8,900. CallMalcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.2007 DODGE DAKOA xcab, V6, 5spd,2wd, only 43,000km, like new, warranty, air,

CD, one owner, new MVI, $8,900.2008 OYOA COROLLA S, 4cyl, 5spd,loaded, 43,000km, alloys, spoilers, sharp car,looks and works new, $11,900. Call Malcolm333-5811 or 832-08972005 FORD FOCUS wagon, 4cyl, auto,heated seats, 78,000km, air, CD, $5,900. CallMalcolm at 333-5811 or 832-0897.

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FLEA MARKE March 5, Bloomeld Hall,9:00am-3:00pm, tables $10. Donations atthe door and table rental or Sussex SharingClub. Marlene 485-8080.


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