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Vol. 11, No. 17 www.ossekeag.ca June 14, 2011


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Dear Editor SMSSee story on page 12.

Published Bi-WeeklyNext Issue: June 28

Deadline: June 21

EnvironmEntIt is Environment Week in Canada as I write this, so you will begetting it aer the act, but that is OK because with any luck at all theenvironment will still be around. I there is one issue that concerns meon the political ront is how governments typically think short termand oen not urther than the next election. I ask you ... when wasthe last time that you ever heard a politician o any political stripe talkabout 100 years down the road let alone 1000 years ahead. So I wondersometimes whether they believe the country will even be around thatlong. And you know, without some long range thinking ... they mightbe right!!Politicians, however, are simply reecting the thinking o the majority

o Canadians. In general we preer jobs now, lower taxes now and toheck with everything else. Politicians wont change until Canadianschange!!As a country Canada is still extremely dependent on the extraction o

natural resources or much o our prosperity. Currently we must acetwo key issues. Firstly, much o what we extract ... oil, natural gas, goldpotash, zinc, nickel and so on are in absolutely in limited quantitiesand will NEVER return. When the oil is gone ... it is gone orever orat least a ew hundred thousand years. Gold and zinc will never returnno matter how long the planet exists. Secondly, some o our resourcessuch as orestry and shing, are renewable but only within certainlimits. Te Atlantic cod shery has been largely decimated and negleco our woodlands could certainly eect our uture production.

Tere are probably ew things that Canadians love more than ourchildren. Well, there might be one ... our grandchildren. But whatabout our great, great, great, great, great grandchildren?? Does anyonegive a hoot?? Most o us wont be around to hold them and burp themand thank goodness no dirty diapers, buy do we care what their lives

will be like??Do you think that they deserve clean air?? How about clean water??

Do you think that a ew minerals and petroleum le in the groundwould be ok or are we starting to spoil them?? How about healthyorests, healthy oceans and lots o healthy animals and sh to makethem come alive?? Mikie youre really starting to go crazy here!!!

Tose o you who understand the basics o nancial managemenknow that you cannot spend every last dime and still have money oremergencies. We need to spend some and save some!! Te less wespend today ... the better we are o tomorrow!!A belated Happy Environment Week!! 800


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HavElock HorSE SHowTe 49th Annual Havelock Horse Show will be held on Fy,Je 17h & Sy, Je 18h at the Havelock Horse ShowGrounds. Gymkhana classes will be held on Friday eveningstarting at 6:00pm. On Saturday events include English/Westernclasses, barrel racing/pole bending and gymkhana classes beginning at 8:00am.

Te Lions Club will provide a canteen on grounds. For entryorms call 534-2223. 825

tranSition HouSE tHank YouTe Board, Management and Sta o Sussex Vale ransitionHouse would like to thank everyone who participated in our20th Anniversary Dance held at the Sussex Legion on May28th. A special thank you goes out to all the sponsors who gaveproducts and services or our silent auction. Our appreciationis also extended to the band Contrast who donated their timeor this event.

Te generous spirit within the community made this event asuccess. Your support was very much appreciated. 520

watErSHEd aSSociation mEEtingTe Canaan-WashademoakWatershed Association will beholding its next meeting onmy, Je 20h at the ColesIsland Seniors Hall. Stephanie

Merrill o the Conservation Council o NB will speak to us aboutShale Gas Exploration. Since she last spoke to us, Stephanie hastravelled to some o the western United States to see rst-handthe exploration activities in those areas. We understand thatexploration may already be happening in our watershed so thereis need or citizens to be inormed about the issues which couldaect them.

Everybody welcome. For more inormation please contact:

Shawn Dalton (449-1395), Reace Black (534-2565) or RobenaWeatherley (488-2718). 311

colES iSland SEniorSTe Coles Island Seniors meet the 1st Monday o each month the next meeting being my, Jy 4h at 12:00noon. Tenoon meal will be potluck. We are looking or new members 50+ male or emale eel ree to join us.All welcome. 340


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HHS grad claSS oF 2001 rEunionTe HHS grad class o 2001 is invited to attenda reunion to celebrate 10 years since graduation.Te event will take place on Sy, Je25h, 2011, beginning at 6:30pm with a tour othe high school to relive memories and to seewhat is new in the school. We will continue onto Shiretown Publicans (at 274 Main Street,Hampton, owned by ellow HHS graduate, EdBaird) at 7:30pm to enjoy appetizers, drinks and music. Teevent is open to all graduates, spouses/partners, and childrenIt will be a un, relaxing and casual atmosphere, and the pubwill have an outdoor patio and music to enjoy or the rest o thenight.

ickets will be sold at Shiretown Publicans or $20 oradults, and children under age 10 are ree. Tis price includesdelicious appetizers but alcoholic beverages must be purchasedindividually. o ensure accurate numbers, please purchase yourtickets at Shiretown Publicans in advance by Je 18h (cashonly; phone 832-1782), or contact Sarah McCully (nee Mercerat [email protected] to reserve a spot i you are ouo town. Your grad class committee has been busy preparing orthis event and we are looking orward to seeing as many grads

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SuSSEX & arEa SEniorS cEntrE nEwS50 Perry Street, Sussex 433-8480; [email protected] Centre is open Monday-Friday rom 9:00am-4:00pm(unless otherwise noted) - memberships are available at $20/person/year. Hall rental is available by calling 433-8480.my, Je 20h - 9:00am, Games, Cards, Chat, Art ClassShueboard; 1:00pm, Auction 45s.tesy, Je 21s - 9:00am, games, cards, chat; 10:00amRughookers & Rummoli; 12:00noon, soup & sandwich ($5.00)1:30pm Bingo or members.

weesy, Je 22, 29h 9:00am, games, cards & chat.Tsy, Je 23 9:00am, games, cards, chat, Shueboard9:30am, Bridge; 1:30pm, ai Chi $8.Tsy, Je 16h Closed, Senior Friendship Games.Fy, Je 17h 9:00am, games, cards, chat; 10:00amRummoli.Fy, Je 24h - 9:00am, games, cards, chat; 10:00amRummoli; 2:00pm, Wine & Cheese.Sy, Je 25h MS Bike our.

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


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communitY connEctionS EvEntCommunity Connections, sponsored by the PetitcodiacKiwanis Club, is an event where businesses, organizations, clubsand service groups all come together in one venue to showcasewhat they have to oer youth, amilies, seniors and individualso the Petitcodiac area. Tis is your chance to nd out who isdoing what and when they are doing it. You will learn who tocall and how to get involved. You will be able to sign-up on thespot or various activities and learn about activities and servicesyou may not have known existed in our area.

Tis event will be hosted at Petitcodiac Regional School onTsy, Sepebe 29h rom 1:00 to 3:00pm or the studentso PRS, and rom 5:00 to 9:00pm or the general public. Whetheryou are an inquiring community member or active participant,you need to make plans to take in this event.

Te organizing committee is reserving booths at this time.Tere is no charge or non-prot groups and a $20 per table eeor businesses. I you have something to oer and would liketo reserve an inormation table please contact the organizingcommittee at [email protected]. 328

SJa award inFo

Tis year the St. John Ambulance (Sussex Branch) award willbe presented in memory o Don MacVey the purpose is toencourage men and women to enter the health care proession.Tos who do apply do not necessarily have to be a 2011 graduateas students taking post secondary studies are also eligible.

A personal interview may be required. Applications may beobtained at the Sussex Regional and Belleisle Regional HighSchools; or by calling Muriel McCullum at 433-2697. 519

communitiES in Bloom EvEntSSy, Jy 2 Window Box/Hanging Basket/PlanterContest (Judging Day). *See entry details below.Sy, as 6h Happiest Walkway Garden Contest(Judging Day). *See entry details below.

Sy, as 7h & my, 8h Te National Communitiesin Bloom Judges visit Sussex. More details to ollow.Sy, Sepebe 3 allest Sunower Contest (JudgingDay). *See entry Details below.Sy, Sepebe 17h Hosta La Vista Day plantinghostas around trees on Maple Ave everyone welcome and BBQto ollow!

o enter the contests, submit a photo o your entry or one ormore categories with a short description o your project. *Sendentries to: [email protected] by the Sussex Communities in Bloom Committee. 306

canaan rivErSEniorSTe Canaan River Seniorsmeet on the 1st Monday o eachmonth at 12:00noon at thecommunity hall or a potlucklunch. Te 3rd Monday o themonth is activities aernoon- with cards, darts and boardgames at the hall rom 1:00-4:00pm.All seniors welcome. 312


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PEtitcodiac SJa nEwSPetitcodiac SJA Junior Program members recently receivedLevel 1 Saety Certicates. 325

tHE PEtitcodiac liBrarY6 Kay Street, 756-3144Hours: uesday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday - 10:00am-1:00pm & 2:00-5:00pm; Tursday 2:00-5:00pm & 6:00-8:00pmStarting June 20th the library will be switching to SummerHours: Monday, uesday, Wednesday, Friday rom 10:00am-1:00pm and 2:00-5:00pm, and Tursdays rom 2:00-5:00 and

6:00-8:00pm. Summer Story Time: Wednesdays starting Je 15h at 10:30amA 30 minute program o stories, songs, ngerplays and cras orchildren ages 3-6. No registration required.Summer Reading Club: Children o all ages are invited to join theSummer Reading Club! Younger children who cannot read yetare also welcome to participate by having a parent read to themAll children registered in the SRC will be able to participate inweekly un activities which will be oered at the library romJe as. SRC participants will also receive a certicateo achievement at the end o the Summer Reading Club, inAugust, and will be invited to participate in the SRC ClosingCeremony. Children can register at the library anytime duringthe summer. Te Summer Reading Club Launch Party will take

place my, Je 27h rom 2:30-3:30pm with games, crasand rereshments or the whole amily! LEGO Construction Club: or ages 6+ on Sy Je 18h

rom 2:30-4:00pm. Ten join us or some riendly competitionto make the best LEGO masterpiece! Well provide the LEGOParents are welcome to play too. Pajama Story Time:Tsy, Je 30h at 7:00pm, wear yourpajamas and come listen to stories beore bedtime. Te wholeamily is welcome!

Tese programs are oered ree o charge. For more inormationcall the library. 314


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kvHS 2001 claSS rEunionTe KVHS Grad Class o 2001 is invited to attend areunion to celebrate 10 years since graduation. Teevent will take place on Sy, Jy 16h beginningat 7:30pm at the High School. Te evening willinclude rereshments, slideshow ollowed by a danceand cash bar. ickets are $15 and can be purchased

at Past Perection on the Hampton Road or by contacting any o thecommittee members.

o ensure accurate numbers, please purchase your tickets on orbeforeJe 20h. For more inormation on the event and how topurchase tickets please visit the Reunion Facebook page (KVHSGrad Class 2001 Reunion) or email [email protected] Grad Class Committee has been busy preparing or the event

and we are looking orward to seeing everyone! 804

a nEw Program For womEnA ree health program called iHEAL (intervention or HealthEnhancement Aer Leaving), designed specically or womanabuse survivors, is being oered locally as part o a research study.Local sta involved with the program are currently recruiting

Sussex area women or this exciting initiative.We know that abuse rom a partner negatively aects a womansphysical and mental health and that her health can be aected ormany years aer she breaks ree. Tese health consequences have asignicant economic cost, both or the woman and society, yet ewhealth programs have been tailored to help women with a historyo trauma. Jessica Coleman, the local nurse who will be workingwith interested women is pleased to have the chance to out reachand work individually with women over a six-month period to helpthem deal with the health and lie issues that are most importantto them. Te Domestic Violence Outreach program has worked

very hard over the past ew years to build services or local womenstruggling with abuse. Tey are excited to see health given thisattention and to have the greater Sussex, Hampton and Valley areas

chosen to test the easibility o the program.Te research study is being lead by nurse researchers rom the

University o New Brunswick who have designed the study to learnhow to better help women who have been abused deal with thehealth eects o the trauma. Te project is unded by the CanadianInstitutes or Health Research and the NB Health ResearchFoundation, and was launched last spring based on a partnershipwith the NB Womens Issues Branch, the NB Department o Healthand Liberty Lane Inc.Women interested in learning more about the study can call 1-888-

457-6600 or email [email protected] 516


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on our covErdEar Editor

In the town o Sussex there is a wonderul school the SussexMiddle School - which is also known as a community schoolbecause o their connection with their community. Tdenition o a community school is one that actively seekpartnerships with businesses, agencies and individuals to providan environment and experiences which promote learning and asense o commitment to the community. Community Schoolwork to engage the community in delivering programs thaocus on equipping students with 21st century knowledge andskills.

At Sussex Middle School the Leadership Group oapproximately 20 students under the guidance o teacheJeanne LeBlanc, give o their ree time to raise money or needycauses. o raise unds or groups that can use assistance theyhave bagged groceries and hosted school events crazy hat daymusic estivals, and such. In the past year alone these studenthave raised thousands o dollars or needy children and wholeamilies. Organizations that the Leadership Groups havesupported include: Sussex Sharing Club, Salvation Army, Danny& Jessica Angel Foundation and the Haiti disaster und just toname a ew..

Tank You to the Leadership Group o Sussex Middle SchoolJudy Leger, Danny & Jessica Angel Foundation. 333

card PartY at PEnoBSQuiSCard Parties are held every Monday evening at the PenobsquisWI Hall (132 Loop Road) at 7:30pm with prizes and lunch. Allare welcome. 310


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SuSSEX rEgional liBrarY nEwS46 Magnolia Avenue, 432-4585, [email protected], www.gnb.ca/

publiclibraries.Hours of Operation: uesday, Tursday & Friday 10:00am-5:00pm; Wednesday 12:00noon-8:00pm; Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm; Sunday & Monday closed. Preschool Programming: Our Babies in the Library programhappens every Friday at 10:30am. Tis adorable hal hourprogram, or babies (birth-18 months) and their caregiversconsists o rhymes, tickles, songs, bounces, walkabouts andboard books. Storytime and oddler ales have ended or thespring, but they will both start up again on Tsy, Je 30h

at 10:30 am. All o these programs are ree and pre-registrationis not required. Summer Reading Club begins Fy Je 24h. Tis yearstheme is Te Skys the Limit and well be celebrating everythingthat happens in the sky! You may register your child on Je24h or any day thereaer throughout the summer. Tere wilbe daily childrens programs starting on my, Je 27h sobe sure to pick up a schedule! ake advantage o this un andree opportunity to help your child maintain or improve theirreading level over the summer! For more inormation on theseprograms and other library happenings please pick up the lates

edition o our newsletter at the ront desk.Our Annual Spring Book Sale was a smashing success! Weraised over $3,000 to purchase new materials or our libraryTanks to everyone who donated and bought books; we wishyou all very happy reading! We are now accepting donationsor our all book sale. I you would like to donate gently usedbooks you may bring them into the library during our openhours. Please note that we are unable to accept donations oencyclopedia, text books or Readers Digest Condensed books.

For more inormation on these programs and other libraryhappenings please pick up the latest edition o our newsletter atthe ront desk. 504

HavElock lionS nEwSTe next Havelock Lions Breakast will be heldat the Havelock Lions Hall on Sy, Je25h rom 7:00-10:00am. On the menu ham,eggs, panries, toast, tea, coee and juice. Costor the breakast is $6.00/adults; $3.00/children;preschoolers dine on us.

Te Havelock Lions Club would like to extend their sincerethanks to everyone who contributed towards their AnnuaAuction. Because o your generosity, it was another hugesuccess. 335


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tHE SaliSBurY PuBlic liBrarY3215 Main Street, Salisbury, 372-3240 Story time is held on Fridays at 10:00am.

Te Booklovers Reading Club will be discussing Te BishopsMan by Linden MacIntyre on weesy, Je 15h at 7:00pm. Teen Book Club is held the last uesday o the month at 4:00pm.Bring the book you are reading and talk about what you likedand did not like. Summer Reading Club launch will be held Fy Je 24h andsummer programs or children start on my, Je 27h. Library hours: uesday, Tursday, Friday, Saturday 10:00amto 12:00noon & 1:00-5:00pm; and Wednesday 1:00-5:00pm &6:00-8:00pm.For urther inormation please contact the library. 317

HamPton rotarY FundraiSErTane Dunn is able to deliver the ull Elvispackage; rom the look to the undeniable Presleysond to his incredible stage presence. On stage(backed by the eight piece Cadillac Kings) hebecomes a walking, talking re-incarnation o

the King o Rock & Roll and hes coming toHampton. Hampton Rotarians are now embarking on their allundraising event by bringing Tane Dunn and the CadillacKings to the Hampton High Schools Community Teatre onSy, Sepebe 24h at 7:00pm. Tis is a show or theentire amily.

Te Rotarian goal is to raise over $7,000 or the benet o thecommunity. ickets are $35 and are available now rom anyHampton Rotarian, with all proceeds going to help supportnumerous community projects, such as: Good Start BreakastElementary School program; Bicycle Helmet Program or areagrade two students; Youth Exchange Students/High SchoolBursaries; Hampton Food Basket; Hampton own Squareproject; Hampton Seniors Resource Center and Camp Rotary

along with many other projects. 837

indoor Yard SalE SoutHFiEldTere will be an indoor Yard Sale at the Southeld UnitedChurch Hall (814 Rte 865 Southeld) on Sy, Je 25hrom 8:30am-2:00pm. Various items will be or sale and therewill also a Bake Sale table.Proceeds rom this event are or the Southeld United Church.

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communitiES in Bloom EvEntSWe would like to encourage everyone to participate and you arewelcome to help out on any projects and events. Just contact usat [email protected], Je 20h 7:00pm, Public Meeting at the Jubilee HallSy, Jy 2 Window Box/Hanging Basket/PlanterContest (judging day).Sy, as 6h Happiest Walkway Garden contes(judging day).Sy, as 7h & my, 8h Te National Communitiesin Bloom judges visit Sussex. More details to ollow.Sy, Sepebe 3 allest Sunower contest (judgingday).Sy, Sepebe 17h Hosta La Vista Day plantinghostas around trees on Maple Ave volunteers needed; BBQto ollow! To enter the contests, submit a photo o your entry or one ormore categories with a short description o your project. Sendentries to: [email protected] (or drop high quality photoso at the Kings County Record of ce).

From your Sussex Communities in Bloom Committee. 33

donation to kiwaniS HomERecently, at the Sussex Health Centre Auxiliary Volunteer ea, acheque or $1,500 was presented to the Kiwanis Nursing HomeAdministrator, Keri Marr. Te unds are to be used or newchairs or the Beauty Salon. 331

(L-R): Auxiliary Members, Marie McKnight, Marge Nagle andKNH Administrator Keri Marr.


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roYal canadian lEgion #761935 Rte 121, Norton NBMondays - 45s at 8:00pm.uesdays - Double crib at 8:00pm.Wednesdays - House League Darts, or moreinormation contact Heather Benjamin at 433-6428.Tursdays - Dabber Bingo, Jackpot $1,000 in50#s or less & building. Jackpot starts at $350 in51#s and/or consolation prize $100. Doors open

at 6:00pm, Bonanza game starts at 6:30pm sharp. Bonanza - abuilding jackpot in 52#s and/or consolation prize $100. We alsohave wild #s in some o regular bingo games. Come & supportyour charity event. Starts at 7:00pm sharp.Saturdays Singles Crib at 8:00pm.Sy, Je 25h 8:00am-2:00pm, Legion Bazaar (1935 Rte121, Norton). For more inormation or table rental ($5) callMargot Roode at 434-3302 or 839-2019 ext 6060.

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 Ofcer RCL#76 at 432-0779.

o rent the Legion Hall please contact Dorothy Hutchinson at

433-2488 or Gordon at 432-0779/849-1601. 502

cEmEtErY SErvicETe annual Cemetery Service or St. Peters Church in Uphamwill be held on Sy, Je 19h at 2:30pm. Come and enjoyguest speakers and musicians. Rereshments to ollow. 518

SuSSEX cornEr countrY JamBorEETe Mens Group o the Sussex Corner United Church alongwith Gary & Friends are sponsoring a Country Jamboree at theChurch Hall on Sy, Je 18h rom 7:00-10:30pm. Bandmembers or the evening Art Boyd, Daryl Belding, Mike

MacQuarrie, Raymond Tebeau and om Burgess. Guests orthe evening include Corner Stone, Debbie Connell and JustinBannister; along with special guests Daryl Belding Jr, Dale &Linda Carr and Alica McNamara. MC or the evening will beGary Burgess.

Tere will be canteen, 50/50 and door prizes. ickets ($7.50)will be available only at the door. Hope to see you there! 324


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daiSY & ButtErcuP corrEctionIn the Dairy Month eature which ran on May 31 st we listed thecreator o the Daisy & Buttercup sculptures at Four Cornersincorrectly. Te Bovine avourites are the work o HaroldMcEachern o Anagance.We apologize to Harold or this error. Ossekeag Publishing. 33

nurSing EXHiBit in gagEtownPlease join us on Sy, Je 26h 2:00pm at the Court HouseMuseum in Gagetown to celebrate the opening o Te Lampand the Union: Nursing in 20th Century New Brunswick. Tisexhibition was produced by the New Brunswick Museum andwill run until Jy 17h. Our guest speaker will be Mr. GaryHughes, curator o the exhibition. Copies o Agnes Warner andthe Nursing Sisters o the Great War by Shawna Quinn will beavailable or sale at $16.95. Light rereshments will be served.

For more inormation please call the Court House Museum at488-2483. 839

allaBY-graY rEunionTe annual Allaby-Gray Reunion will take place on Sy, Jy10hat the Midland Community Hall on Rte 124. Te reunionbegins at 2:00pm and there will be a potluck supper. 808

HEaltH cEntrE auX mEEtingTe regular monthly meeting o the Sussex Health CentreAuxiliary will be held at the Kiwanis Nursing Home, HeritageRoom on my, Je 20h at 2:00pm. New members arealways welcome. 339


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Bloomin artiStS 2011Te Hampton John Peters Humphrey Foundationis gearing up or its biennial Bloomin Artistsevent. Bloomin Artists, co-sponsored byHampton Communities in Bloom, has proven tobe one o the most un and exciting events thatHampton has to oer in the summer months; itattracts olks rom near and ar.

Tis years event will be held in Te LighthousePark River Centre on Sy, Jy 23 &Sy, Jy 24h eaturing about 40 artists who will be paintingsome o Hamptons most beautiul gardens and picturesque sitesTe paintings created over the course o the weekend will besold during our separate silent auctions, and excitement amongthe artists, along with that o the many volunteeers, onlookersand buyers, is always tangible. A highlight o the event is theopportunity or the public to visit the lovely gardens and watchthe artists at work.

Not to be orgotten, children will have their very own eventMembers o Hamptons Alliance or Lielong Learning wilhave tables set up or the children to make their own creationswhich they can take home. Some o the wooden sh that theypainted in 2009, and decorated with eathers, sticks, sequins

pebbles, you name it, were truly works o art and a lovely way tointroduce the children to an artistic group event.Tere has always been a popular surprise event at Bloomin

Artists. Prior to the event, each artist is given a blank woodengure(s), and asked to create a work o art around a theme (thisyears theme is Women in Bloom). An amazing variety ogures, ranging rom the hilarious to the serious, will also beauctioned o.

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cHurcH SuPPEr in JEmSEgTe Parish o Cambridge and Waterborough is sponsoring aChurch Supper on Sy, Je 18h at the Jemseg Lions Clubrom 4:30-6:30pm. On the menu: Ham, home made beans,potato salad, brown bread, rolls, tea/coee and dessert.Cost or the supper is $8/adults and $4/children 7-12, children

6 and under eat or ree. 334

dEEr witH a diFFErEncETis picture o a deer with only three legs was taken on the BackRoad in Penobsquis. When it turned to leave it looked like it hadbeen born that way. I tried to get a shot as it turned, but they gotscared as there were cars coming. It sure looks like it is in greatshape or being without a leg.

Photo submitted by Barb Gallant. 323

lackiE FamilY rEunionTere will be a reunion or descendents o Lemuel & AugustaLackie on Sy, as 7h at the Lackie Camp (CarsonvilleRoad, Mt. Hebron). Tere will be contests and games or childrenand adults. Pot luck meal at 4:00pm. Rain date if necessary will beSy, as 14h. 838

kidS Program in millStrEamA weekly ree childrens program oered by the Head oMillstream Wesleyan Church or ages 3-12 is held on tesysrom 6:30-7:30pm.

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

Sacc annual golF tournamEntTe Sussex Area Chamber o Commerce annual Golournament will be held on weesy, Je 22 at the SussexGol & Curling Club in Piccadilly. o take advantage o the greatsponsorship opportunities or to participate, please contact theChamber at 433-1845 or [email protected]. 327

loBStEr-StEak dinnErTe Sussex Lions Club will be holding a Lobster/Steak Dinner at the Lions Den on Sy, Je19h rom 4:30-6:30pm. ickets (steak $25, or 2lbsreshly cooked lobster $35) are available romSussex Lions Members or by calling 434-3053/433-2288.

Number o tickets to be sold is limited and reservations arenecessary. 329


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livE(r) to ridE!Te Local Saint JohnChapter o the CanadianLiver Foundation is holdinga undraising rae or

Live(R) to Ride to support Canadians suering rom liverdisease.Buy your tickets untilSepebe 17h or a 2012 HarleyDavidson ouring Street Glide Motorcycle.

Te draw will be held on Sy, Sepebe 17h between12:00noon-5:00pm at Kaceys Kitchen located in HaymarketSquare. Come out and enjoy the aernoon, and you may gohome riding the Grand Prize 2012 Harley Davidson ouringStreet Glide Motorcycle. ickets are only $50 each, and limitedto 800 tickets oering ticket holders great odds to win! icketsmay be purchased by contacting the local chapter by phone506-214-3511 or email [email protected] or visiting KVBilliards in Quispamsis, Eldridges, or Kaceys Kitchen.

Te Saint John Chapter hopes to bring awareness to the issueso liver health while raising unds or research, education, andprevention o liver disease among Canadians. Liver diseaseaects children, women and men with equal and sometimesatal consequences.

Te Canadian Liver Foundation mandate is to promote liver

health and to reduce the incidence and impact o all liverdisease. o achieve this goal, we work through volunteers andchapters across the country to improve public awareness andunderstanding o liver health and disease. All proceeds supportresearch and education programs to the general public, patientsand their amilies, and the medical community. 834

Yard SalE FundraiSErTere will be a Yard Sale undraiser or the Greater FundyGround Search & Rescue on Sy, Jy 9h rom 8:00-6:00pm behind the Court House (717 Main Street) in Sussex.

o rent a table please call 433-433. We are also looking or

donations or our sale, call 433-4331 or 432-6971. 521

watErFord cHaritY BingoTe Multiple Sclerosis Society will receive the proceeds romthe next Waterord Charity Bingo which will be held on Fy,Je 17h starting at 11:00am. A noon lunch or a oonie will beavailable. In the event o a storm or or more inormation pleasecall 433-1394, or 433-2141. 307


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P.a.c.k. nEwSAll PACK programs are ree. For moreinormation about us please call 432-2610, email [email protected] Music N Me Our Music programwill be having our last celebration onweesy, Je 15h rom 10:30-11:30.We will be having a eddy Bears Picnic!! Dads N Kids Our Last Dads N Kidsprogram will be tesy Je 14h rom 6:00-7:30pm at theSussex Elementary School. It will be a special time to make aFathers Day Cra together.

We need your assistance. I you have ever attended a programrun by PACK, please tell us how you thought it went and whatyou got out o it! We all know that the most important years orour children are the early years. From birth to ve is when ourchildren learn the most and prepare themselves with valuablelie skills. Lets make a stand and let everyone know how muchour childrens early years matter and what PACK has done tohelp ready your child! Also i there is a program you eel there isa need or in our community, please let us know, we would loveto look into it! You can email any response to [email protected].

For more inormation please contact the PACK ofce. 506

Bingo - in uPHamBingo on Wednesdays, 7:00pm at the WI/Seniors Hall in Upham(2117 Rte 820)! Canteen is available and everyone is welcomecome out or a un evening.Sponsored by the Hammond River Valley Seniors. 512

StrawBErrY FEStival in SuSSEXTe St. Francis Xavier Church (110 church Avenue, Sussex) wilbe holding their annual Strawberry Festival on Sy, Jy 10h

rom 3:00-6:30pm. Te menu includes: ham, potato salad, bakedbeans, coleslaw, pickles, rolls, layer cakes, strawberry shortcaketea/coee. Cost or the meal is $10/adults, $5/children 12 &under, $30/amly (parents & children under 12).

ake-out will be available rom the Lower Hall rom 3:006:00pm. 524

PEtitcodiac lEgion BrancH #4118 Kay St, Petitcodiac - 756-3383Mondays - 6:00pm, 639 F.P. MacLaren SquadronAir Cadets meet. New members always welcome;7:30pm, Crib.Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays - 9:00am, WalkingClub.Wednesdays Everyone is welcome to the LegionMeals are served at 12:00noon and include a dessertand tea/coee or $7. On the Menu: June 8th urkey. Tis is thelast o our Wednesday meals. Tank you or your support andwe look orward to serving you again in the allFy, Je 24h - exas Holdem at 7:30pm.Tsy, Je 23 - Jam Session & Pot Luck Supper.Te Legion Museum is now open or the summer - Monday to

Friday rom10:00am to 4:00pm. We have a chairli acility orthe disabled. Any enquiries or bookings, please contact Cathyon 756-2068. 316


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attEntion amatEur PHotograPHErSTis could be your chance to click and win.Have you taken that nearly perect photo well,send it to us it could be chosen as OssekeagPublishings Pic o the Month, sponsored byparticipating Subway locations. Te rst o eachmonth we will be choosing one photo, rom

those submitted during the previous month, to be our Pic othe Month photo. Te chosen photo will be published in allour publications and the winner or that month will receivea voucher or a Footlong meal deal rom participating Subwaylocations.

Check out the contest rules and get snapping: One winnerchosen per month; Submissions should be original photos, notcomposites and without borders; Photos submitted must be inhigh quality jpeg ormat (300 dpi and at least 8x10 in size) andemailed to [email protected]; Please include the location o thephoto and name o photographer (and contact ino); Digitalcopies preerred; Photos o public interest only not people.Submission o photos authorizes Ossekeag Publishing the right

to print and display your photo (with photographer credit) inany o our our publications - Wesides, Valley Viewer, HamptonHerald and Sussex Herald, our yearly calendar, website and

Facebook group. I no photo o suitable quality is submitted,judges can elect to choose no winner or that month. 821

mEmorial SErvicE - tituS HillTe 50th Annual Memorial Service o the itus Hill Cemeterywill be held in the cemetery on Sy, Jy 10h at 3:00pm.I the weather is unavourable, the service will be held in theCentral Kings Recreational Centre, 110 itusville Road, Upham.828

card PartiES in BErwickTe last Auction 45s Card Party at the Berwick Hall orthis spring will be held on tesy, Je 21st at 1:30pm. Te

organizers would like to thank everyone or coming, hope youall have a wonderul summer.We look orward to seeing everyone again in the all the card

parties will resume on tesy, Sepebe 13h. 503

camP gagEtown PicnicTe annual Camp Gagetown Picnic will be held in NewJerusalem on Sy, Jy 3and everyone is welcome. Bring alawn chair and a picnic lunch.For more inormation please contact 832-4520. 815


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rcl HavElock BrancH#864684 Rte 880, Havelock 534-8285Tursdays - Bingo starts at 7:00pm, everyonewelcome.Fy, Je 17h 8:00pm, Darts or steak andMoney Crib.Sy, Je 18h raining and OrganizationDevelopment or Legion members. Anyone

interested in attending may call Raymond at 534-1107 or inormation.Sy, Je 25h 9:00pm-1:00am, dance with CountrySensation.Sy, Jy 9h Breakast.my, Jy 11h 7:00pm, Executive Meeting; 8:00pmGeneral Meeting.Te winner o the Mothers Day doily was Nancy Brace. 305

canada daY on tHE BEllEiSlETe nal plans are now being made or the 2nd annual CanadaDay celebrations on the Belleisle Bay at Hateld Point. Tecelebration or 2010 was a great success, ending an awesomereworks display and this year promises to be even better.

Te day will begin with a breakast undraiser at OutreachPentecostal Church (8:00-11:00am) along with their annual yardsale (8:00am-2:00pm). Te cost or the breakast is $6/adultsand $3.50/children under 12. Yard Sale tables are available orrent ($10 each) by calling Patti at 485-0008.

Coee and donuts will be available all day court in support oMAD@poverty - sponsored by the Midland Baptist Church.

At 10:00am the parade will leave the Belleisle Regional HighSchool and continue to Hateld Point. Anyone interested intaking part in the parade may contact Krista (485-2495) or Kathy(485-2812). Te aernoon will include music/entertainmentand activities or all ages including dunk tank, lawn mowerraces, horseshoe competition, archery. Tere will also be 50/50draws and a silent auction. Food will also be available with aBBQ and Pig Roast.

Enthusiastic amateur photographers are welcome to take partin the, new or this year, Photo Contest. For registration ormsand more inormation contact Lori at 485-1913.

Te day will nish o with Cemetery Stories starting at 7:30pmin the Bayview Cemetery interesting tales o some, now buriedin the cemetery, whose lives helped weave local history oenmore interesting than we realize. Te reworks will beginat dark (approx 10:00pm) and were expecting an even betterdisplay than last year not to be missed.

For more inormation on Canada Day on the Belleisle pleasecontact Laurie at 485-1913. See you on the Belleisle or CanadaDay 2011! 840

local miSS tEEn canada/worldcandidatE

iarah Gosman (o Sussex), who was recently crowned asMiss NB-World will be going or the national crown during thetelevised Miss een Canada World Pageant, which will be heldin oronto in July. iarah is the daughter o Rev. Dr. Neville &Donna Gosman and will be the sole representative rom NewBrunswick at the pageant in oronto.In support o iarah, a und-raising concert with Randy Currie

is being held on Sy, Je 25h at Adairs Wilderness LodgeTe evening will also include a meal, prizes and entertainmentFunds raised rom this event will go to help cover expenses orher year including her trip to oronto. 341


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millStrEam StrawBErrY FEStivalTe Millstream United Churches are sponsoring the 107th

Strawberry Festival at the millstream Recreation Centre inBerwick on tesy, Jy 5h rom 2:30-6:30pm. Te menu wilinclude: potato salad, home baked beans, cucumbers, tomatoeslayer cakes, rolls, brown bread, strawberry shortcake or reshberries.Cost or the meal will be $10/adults, $4/children (6-12) or $25

amily. Live musical entertainment on site all aernoon. ake-outs available. 813

award to SaliSBurY lionS cluBeam S.A.M. o the J.D.R.F (Juvenile Diabetes Researchoundation) recently presented the Salisbury Lions Club withthe Golden Sneaker award or their support o the annuaWalk to Cure Diabetes. 322

l-r: Matthew, Belinda and Samantha Gagne with Salisbury KingLion, Bill Goggin.

rouSE FamilY rEunionRouses! Come one come all, to the Rouse Reunion on SyJy 23 starting at 10:30am at the Sussex, Jubilee Hall. I youhave any questions contact Stacey Rouse-Charlton by [email protected] or by phone at 434-1787. 829

look good, FEEl BEttEr workSHoPSHelping women with cancer - Look Good Feel Better reeworkshops help women deal with the appearance-related side-eects o their illness. Find support - li your spirits - gaincondence!Join us in Saint John the 3rd Monday o every month rom 1:30

3:30 in the Oncology Conerence room. Registration required- contact ina at 648-6885. 807

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BloSSom timE For SurE, But....What a glorious time o year, blossoms everywhere to enchantthe eye and ragrances that are rich enough to make one quitegiddy, however many o the blossoms we see are consideredundesirable. At this season o the year there are more jobs todo in the garden than most o us have time or so we need tobe very selective in what gets done, to be most eective withthat valuable time its best to get to the weeds that are on the

verge o seeding rst thus preventing hundreds o new plantrom inesting lawns and gardens. However all is not negativeeven with the detested Dandelion, excellent wine can be maderom the ower heads, the young leaves are great in salads andsandwiches and the ground up dried roots were valued duringdepression times as a coee substitute.

Te deer are still a major problem or local gardeners and

the repellent arsenal is almost as numerous as our undesirablemonster Bambis. o date the most successul ones seem to beone part o Ammonia to nine parts water with a little soap and

vegetable oil mixed in sprayed on the objects o our aectionsrepeat spraying aer multiple rainalls and new growth isrequired; or hanging resh sheeps wool in knee highs on stakesamongst the owers; i you use the darker beige ones they ratheresemble ladies slipper and rom a distance give the impressionthat a master gardener is in residence.

A most eective way o making an overgrown garden look asi it should be a center old in Canadian Gardening, is to takean edging tool and whistle it around the ower bed taking justenough time to weed a three oot swathe behind the edge. Teeye is caught by the clean crisp edge and the act that there are

weeds urther back in the area is scarcely noticed, especially ithe larger blooming weeds have been disposed o.

Having taken a short cut to a good looking plot its wise to sitback and enjoy the ruits o your labor (just think, i you hadharvested those dandelion owers and made wine last year, youcould relax in style!!). 805

ree: BaYviEw HaS countrY talEntBayview Credit Union (Sussex Branch) Sta and their members/owners will be perorming a Country Music Benet, Symy 28h at 7:00pm at the Sussex Regional High School Teatre

All prots will go to the Sussex Regional High School TeatreReurbishment.

Assigned Seating $10. ickets are available at Bayview CrediUnion, Sussex and Morris Music, Sussex. 523

StrawBErrY FEStival SuSSEX cornErSt. Johns United Church in Sussex Corner will be holding ourannual Strawberry Festival on weesy, Je 29h rom 3:30to 6:30pm. We will be serving our amous potato salad, hamrolls, cucumbers, tomatoes and or dessert - both strawberryshortcake and layer cakes.Price is $9.00/adults, $4/children 6-12 and under 6 eat or ree

ake-outs will be available. 525


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