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RAVINGSBy Mike Hickey

BOXINGWhat could be one o the worst nightmares that a guy could everexperience?? You get into a boxing match with the missus andshe cleans your clock. Yes you heard right!! Now mind youit was only on a V screen using our new video game systembut still it was pretty painul!! No not my body, just my egoNow these games are not perect (obviously) but their ability totranslate your body movements and put it all on the V is trulyremarkable.So ... hiding the embarrassment o my boxing deeat, we movedon to table tennis. Once upon a time I was a airly experiencedtable tennis player, but that experience ailed me as I wentdown to urther deeat and humiliation. But, with my neversay die personality, I went about practicing my table tenniswith renewed vigour. I moved up rom beginner to amateur

to proessional and rom there demanded a rematch with themissus. Victory!!!!! Not even close, I won each game!!!Just as in lie, success usually takes a lot o practice. But success

isnt just doing the same things over and over again. o trulydevelop new skills you have to experiment and try new ideasWhat happens when I do this and i I change this what happens??Eective practice isnt so much about simply doing or playing, itis also about learning and adapting.

For instance, one o the things that I have learned is to neverchallenge the missus to a game until I have achieved some reallevel o skill at it or even better, nd a sneaky way to win withoutskill. I am thinking that i I can convince Xbox to get a betterhandle on reality, the missus should be way too short to evergive me a head shot. Another thing I havent tried, is to see what

would happen i I kick her real good. Against the rules, whoknows but could be worth a try.

Alternatively, I could adopt a moremature attitude towards losing. Youknow, Its not whether you win or losebut how you play the game. I coulddo that you know, but somehow it justdoesnt seem as appealing as trying tokick her butt. 800



HAMPON SENIORS RESOURCE CENRETe Hampton SeniorsResource Centre iswhere you will ndmany interesting thingsto do, or to learn.

Mondays rom 9:30am to 1:00pm, the Monday Morning CraGroup is there doing most any cra you would want to do orto learn - come and quilt or learn to quilt, crochet, knit or rughook. Tey serve a lunch, so come and enjoy the snack and theriendly instructions. Visitors are always welcome.

Monday aernoons at 1:00pm the Swedish Weavers are theredoing some beautiul work that you can help with or learn to do.

Monday evenings at 8:00pm the Hampton Hoedowners areat the Centre having an enjoyable evening; i you square dancewhy not join them and make some riends while having un andenjoy a lunch.

uesdays at 7:00pm Bridge players are there and i you wouldlike to join them call Barry Kilpatrick at 832-5701.

Something new starting Wednesday, March 7th - SeniorsFitness Classes, with certied instructor, at 1:30pm (sponsoredby the Hampton River Runners). All seniors welcome noadmission charge.

Wednesday evenings at 7:00pm Auction 45 players are there,why not join them.Tursday mornings at 9:30 the Cra Shop down in back is

open, come and bring your own cra or help with one there. At10:00am musicians gather and play and sing some songs that weremember rom days gone by and others not so old, until noonwhen a delicious home cooked dinner is served. Te price is $5/non-members and $4/members. Membership is $10 again thisyear.

Te rst Tursday o each month is Pot Luck, and i you bringa avourite dish that is your admission.

Tursday evenings rom 7:00-10:00pm musicians gather orOpen Mike and or $2 admission you will have an evening ogood singers and good songs, why not join them or come and

listen.I you would like to rent the Centre 832 -7871, leave a message

and your call will be returned.I you are having a birthday or anniversary

this month your riends send best wishes, iyou are ill or in hospital we all say Get WellSoon, your riends miss you.

Submitted by Mary Long. 113

Reminder: EA WEll, BE ACIvEPROGRAM

Tere is nocharge toattend EatWell, Be

Active which starts on Wednesday, March14th at the Hampton United Church, 24Robb Court. Te program will run everyWednesday evening rom 7:30-8:30pm.o register, or or more inormation, please

contact the Canadian Cancer Society at1-800-455-9090 or 634-6277. You can also

visit us on the web at EatWellBeActive.ca.Call today, space is limited. 131

AlCOHOlICS ANONYMOUS IN HAMPONAlcoholics Anonymous meetings on Sundays atthe Hampton United Church rom 8:00-9:00pm.Hampton United Church is located on Robb

Court behind the Hampton Medical Centre. 109



HEMPSEAD, HAfIElD POIN HOllYWOODCONNECIONS PAR III

A short note on Floras background her ather (FredericHussey sr.) and her mother (Louisa) had our children Frederick Jr., Flora, Percy and Waldron. Te Hussey amilyimmigrated to Winnipeg rom Belast, Ireland in 1889. Fredericthe ather, lived only eight years in Canada his widow openeda boarding house to support the amily. In 1901 the three oldestchildren did their ge3st to help their mother; Frederick earned$400; Flora, $17; Percy, $250. Tree years later Flora was stillliving at home with her mother and brothers, but working as astenographer.Flo ound a position at the Manitoba Government elephone

Company or the next tine years. Te labour situation was verypoor at the time and a general strike occurred in Winnipeg in1918-19. the telephone company had a policy that a mother withchildren could not work or them. Since her husband Harrysdeparture in 1915, Flo was a single mother o two childrenShe kept this inormation hidden or a time; nally, nding itincreasingly dicult to keep enough ood on the table or even tokeep track o two lively sons, she sought help rom her estrangedhusbands amily in Hateld Point, New Brunswick.

Aer arranging or some time o, in 1916, Flora took the

boys by train to New Brunswick or what she believed wouldbe a temporary stay. when she reluctantly le them with theirgrandparents that day, she did not dream she would never seeher elder son again or that Clarence would orever eel she hadabandoned him.

Flo ound her in-laws, Charles and Ella Jane Nobles, and theirson Charles, worked hard on their Kings County homesteadFish were available rom Belleisle Bay; and crops could be grownon their land. Te Hateld Point home seemed the best situationor her sons at this dicult time.

Apparently the grandparents did not explain to the boys thereason or their parents separation and why they were living inNew Brunswick. I Flora had told them, it apparently did noregister with Clarence who was eight years old, and with Earle

who was three years younger. Worse than that, they [Charlesand Ella Jane] did not deliver Floras letters to her sons or speako her at all. Her name as absolutely orbidden in the home andsoon Earle orgot her. Clarence didnt. Nor did he orgive her.Clarence elt he had been abandoned by his mother, but orFlora their stay with the grandparents was to be only temporaryor the boys.

In 1919 Flora wrote Charles and Ella Jane that she elt she wasnow able to support the boys and that she was coming or them.Te grandparents immediately sent word to Harry in ucsonArizona. He made contact with his sister, Fannie Florence(Nobles) McCoy, in Boston,to take the boys to her houseuntil he was well enough tocare or them. Harry Nobles(now calling himsel HarryNolan) told her to tell the USAborder ocials that the boyssurname was now Nolan andnot Nobles.Fannie arrived at Hateld Point

one day and the next day leor Boston with the youngsters.Because o the name change,Flora never ound her sons. o be continued. 127

In Loving Memory of

Lois McKinneyMarch 5, 2009

Mom, my memories will never fade justbecause I cant be with you; for as longas I have my memories, Ill always loveand cherish you.

Miss you so much,Wanda & Gordon



HAMPON fOOD BASkE & ClOHINGCENRESincere thanks are extended to all the generous olk who gaveo their time talents and treasures over the past months, we areindeed grateul; many people would be experiencing signicanthunger and cold without your help!!

Te Food Basket will be open again or preparation onWednesday, March 14th rom 8:00-10:00am; and or clients onTursday, March 15th rom 8:30-11:00am. Clients are askedto bring proo o address and details o income and expensesin order to assess need and hopeully help clients to accessavailable governmental help. Medicare numbers are requiredor all amily members.

Financial donations may be sent to: Te reasurer, HamptonFood Basket, Unit 2, 39 illey Street, Hampton NB E5N 5B4.Income ax receipts have been mailed and our sincere thanks goto Sally and Kevin or all their hard work in this area.

Volunteers will be on hand on client day to assist with incometax returns, this is a ree and condential service that proved tobe very helpul last year, so bring your data and get some help!We are in need o a pile o things this month so please scan the list

and i you can help, call Janice at 832-4340: Double headboard;XL jogging pants; wheelchair ramp or van; microwave; toddler

bed and baby urniture; car seat stage 2; medium reezer; ttedqueen-sized sheets; dishwasher; twin and double beds; queenbox spring; double mattress; bunk and captains beds;

Emergency Numbers: - Janice, 832-4340, Judy, 832-3291,Debbie 832-4039, Betty 832-7526. Inasmuch as ye have done it unto the least o these my brethren,

ye have done it unto me. 107

lOCAl YOUH Off O kARAE NAIONAlSEric Flanders, a local 15 year old, has been invited to competeat Karate Nationals in Vancouver in March. Eric has been inkarate or three years and has ranked rst in the province orhis age group (14-15yrs). He also went to the Atlantic Karate

Championships in PEI on February 11th and placed 1st or hisdivision. He has made the provincial team and will be going toNationals in BC on March 13th. Erik is the rst competitor romHampton since the early 1970s to make theprovincial team.Besides Karate, Eric is also involved in the Army Cadets (2859).

He has been awarded the Duke o Edinburgh bronze medal andis currently working on the Silver medal

In support o Erics trip to BC there is a rae or a 42 Vbeing held. For tickets please contact Nicole Deveau at 832-0586; [email protected]; or Sensei Robert McInnis at832-5591 (through the Hampton Karate Club). 125



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HRAA NEWSDieppe Fly Show: Tis year the show willtake place over three days, beginning friday,March 23rd and well need volunteers to assistwith stang our booth, since this is a majorundraising event or HRAA, with the sales oour annual rae tickets.

Scotch asting 101:friday March 23rd - thereare still a ew tickets le or Scotch 101. Email HRAA or cal647-1132 or urther inormation or tickets. Fishing opportunity: I you cant wait until Apri 15th or theopening o trout shing season, heres an opportunity or youthe Fisher Lakes in Rockwood Park have been stocked withseveral thousand trout, all between 10 and 12 inches. Youll needan ice shing license or anyone over 16. Hammond River Classic: Te next kayak shing tournament isplanned or Saturday, August 25th with lots o great prizes in the line-up already. A website is being developed or the event athammondriverclassic.ca.Annual Dinner: Plans are underway or our annual undraisingdinner, and the committee has begun meeting to organize theevent or Saturday, May 12th at St. Marks. Well need volunteersto assist with the planning committee, obtaining auction items

and helping out at the event. Its always a great committee towork with and a great event!Want more inormation about HRAA and our programs?

Visit hraa.ca. Keep track o us on Facebook as well, just searchHammond River Angling Association. 401

HAMPON fRIENDS 60+Te next dinner o Friends 60+ will be held on friday, March16th 12:00noon at the Hampton Baptist Church. Tere is noset charge or the dinner but a ree-will oering would beappreciated.For more inormation please call Sandi at 832-3541. 121

INCOME AX ASSISANCE IN HAMPONTe Community Volunteer Income ax Program (sponsoredby Canada Revenue Agency) will be holding clinics at twolocations in Hampton: Te rst will be held at the HamptonSenior Resource Centre on uesdaysMarch 6th Apri 24th. Teclinics will run between the hours o 11:00am and 3:00pm.

Te second clinic will be held at the Hampton Food Basket on

Tursday, March 15th & Apri 19th between the hours o 8:30amand 11:00am. 128

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kv CAMERA ClUBTe Kennebecasis Valley Camera Clubmeets the rst uesday o the month at theKennebecasis Select Funeral Home (152Pettingill Road) at 7:30pm. Every monthwe have photographic assignments and aeld trip. Oen we have guest speakers and,o course, we also have an annual camping

excursion. Visitors are always welcome; come visit and see i weare a t or you.Come or the photography, but stay or the people. 402

kINGSON fRIENDSHIP GROUPTe next meeting o the Kingston Friendship Group (55 plus)will be held at the Kingston Parish Hall on Tursday, March15th at 12:00noon. Te aernoon will include lunch, a shorbusiness meeting and social time. Everyone welcome.

For more inormation please call 763-2530. 130

HHS HEARE COMPANYHampton High School Teatre Company presents Honk!, amusical comedy inspired by Te Ugly Duckling, March 28th

31st with curtain time at 7:30pm. ickets ($10 advance/$12 atthe door) are available at Hampton Pharmasave & HHS Library(during school hours). 135

ADUl BADMINONAdult Badminton will take place on Wednesday evenings at theHampton High School, 8:30pm. For more inormation contactRon Clark at 832-1972. 118

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PENINSUlA PEARlS NEWSTe Peninsula Pearls held their regular meeting on January 23 r

at 12:00noon. Te delicious lunch was provided by Group OneOur guest speaker was Royden Brien, who gave a very interestingand inormative talk on cancer - especially skin cancer. Roydenhas had cancer so he had lots o tips or us on watching or signso cancer and preventative measures to take.

Peninsula Pearls met again on February 13th or our Valentineparty and lunch was prepared by Group wo. Our guest was ZoeNaja who played the piano and sang or us; everyone enjoyedher singing. Valentines were judged and prizes went to Sheilaor rst prize, second went to Lil and third to Frances. Severamembers brought in jewellery they had received rom theirhusbands beore they were married.

Sympathy is extended to Sylvia Campbell on the death o herhusband.

Both meetings opened with the singing o O Canada and theLords Prayer.

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fUNDY GARDENERS MEEINGTe next meeting o the Fundy Gardeners will be on Wednesday

March 7th

7:00pm at the Kennebecasis Select Funeral Home (152Pettingill Road, Quispamsis). Guest speaker or the evening wilbe Dr. Kate Frego who will be speaking on Bugs in Your GardenAll welcome.

For more inormation please visit undygardeners.blogspotcom. 400

lASAGNA fUNDRAISER - MIllSEAMWhat could be better than a hot bubblylasagna on a cold March day or or Easterdinner? Real homemade goodness withoutthe big mess! Te Millstream United ChurchPastoral Charge will be selling homemadeready-to-cook Lsagnas in three dierentsizes: 10x2 - $15; 8x - $10; 4x - $7.

Pleaseplace orders bySaturday, March 17th by calling Carolynat 433-4632. Pick-up will be on Saturday, March 24th rom 1:003:00pm at the Wesley United (Berwick) Church. 527

PUBlIC MEEING IN BERWICkMillstream Potash Mine Public Meeting will be held onWednesday, March 14th 7:00pm at the Berwick Hall. Tere wilbe a speaker with discussion ollowing.Te publics input is needed. 518

For more information please visit our website atwww.hamptonalliance.ca

HALL March 2012 Happenings

Celebrate Baby SeriesThis 6 week series for Mom or Dad and baby, is an interactive programthat will focus on a variety of topics. Some of the topics include babyrst aid and CPR, music, massage, baby sign language and nutrition.Some of the sessions may have a small fee. This is a great way to meetother parents and have fun learning ways to grow and develop withyour baby. If you would like more information, please call. Programwould run Wednesday mornings from 10-11:30am at the St. PaulsPresbyterian Church, starting March 28th, 2012.

HALL Family Resource LibraryHALL provides a Family Resource Library that lends books to children

and their families. The Resource Library is open on Fridays andSaturdays from 10am-12pm.

Playtime Learners PreschoolWe are still accepting children ages 3 and 4 years old. Enroll your childto start in March. Class space available in the Mon/Wed & Tue/Thursclasses at Hampton Elementary School

Registration is required for all of the above programs. Register atHALL at 832-5665 or come in to register Monday and Wednesdaysfrom 9:00am to 3:00pm at 978 Main Street, Hampton (located inSt. Pauls Presbyterian Church) or email us at [email protected].

Hampton Alliance for Lifelong Learning (HALL) is excitedto oer programs this March to accomodate the early

learners (0-5 years old) in your family. Membership is$10.00 for a year to enter all HALL programs. This member-ship provides access and information to all of HALLprograms.



S PARICkS DAY lUNCHEONTe Sussex & Area Activity Centre is hosting their 19th annual StPatricks Day Luncheon on friday, March 16th rom 11:30am

1:30pm. Join us at the St. Francis Xavier Church Hall, 110Church Ave., Sussex and enjoy Corned Bee & Cabbage withgingerbread and whipped cream or dessert. Te Happy GoLucky Fiddlers will be playing great Irish music. Cost is $10/person.

Proceeds und social and recreational programs or mentahealth consumers in Sussex and surrounding area. Hope to seeyou there. 516

CkRC EvENSTe Central Kings Rec Centre (110 itusville Road) is hosting aSt. Patricks Day Beer Gardens drop in rom 4:00pm-12:00midnight on Saturday, March 17th to enjoy Irish and Country musicTere will be bar, tea/coee & snacks. Admission $5.

Southern Flavour with Richard & Heather Brown will beeatured at the Central Kings Rec Centre on friday, March 23r

at 7:00pm. Tere will be snacks, tea/coee and bar. Admissionby donation at the door. Everyone welcome. 519

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drop-in centre with weekly themes and cras or parents and/orcaregivers and children to enjoy together.Young Adult/Adult Programs: Kennebecasis Library Book Club: Meets every third Tursday.(March 8th) - Broken Ground by Jack Hodgins; March 29th -Secrets o a Fire Kingby Kim Edwards.Gr@Ph!X Novel Book Club: Meets Saturday, March 24th - TeSandman vol. 1-2.Newcomers Coee Hour: Tursdays rom 10:30-11:30am.Knitting Club: Tursdays rom 7:00-8:00pm.Special Events:

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HAMPON PUBlIC REGIONAllIBRARY UPDAE

By rudy Kelly Forsythe, library committeememberStarted in April 2006, the Hampton PublicRegional Library Committee became an adhoc committee o the own o Hampton inOctober 2007. Over the years, it has heldnumerous meetings and initiated a library

site selection study as part o the own o Hampton recreationmaster plan. Tat study looked at such locations as the HamptonCourthouse, a standalone building on Main Street and as anaddition to Hampton High School.

For various reasons, the optimal choice was a stand-alonebuilding. However, at this time, own Council does not supportthe building and operation o a stand-alone public library. But,at the August 2011 library committee meeting, the Mayor andCouncil did say they would support the inclusion o a libraryas part o a multi-use acility in Hampton i the town movesorward on such a project.Did you know?

Te New Brunswick Public Library System provides access to aprovincial collection o more than 1.8 million items, including

books, music and movies.Te New Brunswick Public Library System oers a variety oprograms or adults and children such as story hour and publiclectures as well as services such as reerence, Inter-Library loanand public access workstations.

New Brunswick Public Library programs and services aredesigned to respond to the educational, inormational, culturaland recreational needs o residents o the province.Te library system supports economic and social development

and promotes sel-reliance by providing opportunities or NewBrunswickers to enhance their knowledge and their creativecapabilities.

What do you think? We want to know what you think abouthaving a public library in Hampton. Watch the next Hampton

Herald or inormation on a survey to give the own and librarycommittee your eelings about this topic. I you would likemore inormation now, or want to get involved, contact RichardMalone at the own oce (832-6400, [email protected]) or committee chair Robyn Baxter (763-2577, [email protected]). 133

CARD PARIES IN BEllEISlEBelleisle Creek Seniors will be holding Card Parties at theBelleisle Creek Hall on Saturday aernoons starting at 1:30pm.All welcome. 513



PANCAkE SUPPER IN BEllEISlEKings Kirk United Church, Belleisle Creek ishosting a Pancake Supper on Saturday March10th rom 3:30-6:30pm. Te menu includes:Pancakes, homemade beans, sausages, ham,brown bread and a variety o desserts. Cost: $7/adults, $3.50//6-12 year olds and preschoolers eat or ree.Everyone welcome! Lets pray or good weather!! 522

P.A.C.k. NEWSBaby Signs: an innovative languagedevelopment program starts on uesday,March 13th and run or six weeks atthe PACK oce rom 10:30-11:30pm.eaching your child sign language willreduce the rustration and guesswork outo parenting and make it easier or him/her to initiate conversation.

Fun! Fun! Fun! FUNSHOPS!: supported and encouragedby School District 6 and are only or those children enteringinto kindergarten in the all o 2012. You will learn tricks othe trade in a un atmosphere while promoting your childsdevelopment. Space is limited (max o 20) and registration is amust or the next Funshop onSaturday, March 17th rom 10:00-11:30am. Dads N Kids: We are asking the kids to bring your dadgrandpa, uncle, Big Brother or riends (any male, no womenallowed) to our Dads N Kids program! Tis is a un eveningto spend with a special someone making cras, playing gameshaving a snack or reading a book on the 3 rd uesday o everymonth. Drop by between 6:00-7:30pm at the Sussex ElementarySchool (art room).Music N Me: Is still going strong and theres always room ormore. Come out and join us or a un lled hour o singing,dancing, songs, books, instruments and more every Wednesdayrom 10:00-11:00am at the Norton Fire Station (all ages

welcome). On Apri 4th

we will be having our Potluck Easterparty. Healthy Babes: A nutrition class that provides inormationon how in just 30 minutes a week moms can make healthyhomemade baby ood that baby will love and your wallet willlove too! You will know exactly what your baby is eating andthat the ingredients are resh and healthy. Monday, March 19th

at 10:00am (Sobeys Kitchen). Babies are welcome! Door prizesGive-aways! Registration is a must!

All PACK programs are ree. For more inormation about usplease call 432-2610, email [email protected]. 506

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Family Resource Library: HALL provides aFamily Resource Library that lends books to children and theiramilies. Te Resource Library is open on Fridays and Saturdays

rom 10:00am-12:00noon. Come in and look through the largeselection o childrens books and parenting resource materialTe Resource Library is located at the St. Pauls PresbyterianChurch. Tis is a ree lending library.Playtime Learners Preschool: We are still accepting children ages3 and 4 years old. Enroll your child to start in March (HamptonElementary School). Space is available in the Monday/Wednesday and only one space is available in the uesday/Tursday class. 9:00am -11:30am, $90/month. Registration isrequired.Reminder to those currently enrolled in the uesday/Tursday

preschool class, that the Potluck Supper is being held on SundayMarch 18th at 4:00-6:00pm at St. Pauls Presbyterian Church.

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lUNCHEON-CARD PARY fUNDRAISERTe Ladies Division o the Hampton Gol Club invite you toattend our Spring Luncheon & Card Party on uesday, March27th 12:30pm at Our Lady o Perpetual Help Church on RothesayRoad. Te cost is $12/person and all proceeds will again go toBreast Cancer Research.

o reserve tickets please call Bobbie McLoughlin at 847-5138.406

ORANGE lODGE SUPPERTe L.O.L. #78 Waterord issponsoring a Pancake Supper onSaturday, March 24th rom 3:30-6:00pm at the Waterord Hall. Te

menu includes pancakes, beans,ham, brown bread, tea and layercakes or dessert. Cost or the supperis $8/adult and $4/children.

Te Lodge members would like to thank everyone or theirhelp in the kitchen, waiting on tables and/or cleaning up aerour bee dinner on February 4th. Tanks also to all those whobought tickets & pies or helped in any other way. Te proceedswere or the IWK. 509

ROYAl CANADIAN lEGION #761935 Rte 121, Norton NBMondays - 45s at 8:00pm.uesdays - Double crib at 8:00pm.Wednesdays House darts at 8:00pm.Tursdays - Dabber Bingo, Jackpot $1,000 in50#s or less & building. Jackpot starts at $350 in51#s and/or consolation prize $100. Doors openat 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. 40+people we have a second chance on ve o our regular games.Come & support your charity event. Starts at 7:00pm sharp.A portion o our Norton Legion Bingo and our Rae 50/50preoceeds are donated to the Belleisle Community Pool und.Te more people who play the more we donate.

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 Dorothy Hutchinson at433-2488 or Gordon at 432-0779/849-1601. 502

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OBITUARIESWHAlEN, HERBER CHARlES

Herbert Charles Whalen, 53, o Miramichipassed away on February 9, 2012. Born inNewcastle, NB, he was the son o the lateTomas Herbert and Helen (Desmond)Whalen. He was a ormer member o theCanadian Coast Guard. He was a volunteerat the Newcastle Food Bank and the SalvationArmy.

He is survived by his aithul companionSlushie; his children, Christopher oFredericton; Beth (John) Parsons o Hampton; Michelle oHampton and his beloved granddaughter, Carley Parsons. He isalso survived by his sisters: Linda Veysey (David), Mary Jardine(Ben), Eva Foran (Brian Henderson) and Anne Doucet (John)

as well as several nieces and nephews.Te Funeral Service was held on Tursday, February 16, 2012 at11:00am at Davidsons Funeral Home Chapel, Miramichi, withFather Dan Bastarache ociating. Burial will be in the St MarysRoman Catholic Cemetery in the spring.

In memory o Herbert, the amily requests that donations bemade to the Stan Cassidy Foundation, 800 Priestman StreetFredericton, NB E3B 0C7. When making a donation, pleasenote that it is in Herberts memory.

ARMSRONG, ROBER DONAlD

Robert Armstrong o Nauwigewauk, NB,husband o Lynn (McLaughlin) Armstrong,

passed away February 20, 2012 at BobbysHospice, Saint John, NB. He was bornin Sussex, son o Donald and Fern (Vail)Armstrong o Norton.

Bob was an Estimator with ClassicConstruction. He loved spending time withhis amily and riends and going or drives.Bob was a member o Sussex Fish and GameAssociation, Hampton Gun Club and he enjoyed hunting andshing.He is survived by his wie, Lynn; parents, Donald and Fern; one

son, Ryan Armstrong (Suzanne) o Quispamsis; three sisters,Beverley Armstrong, Hampton, Judy Bastarache (Sherman) oAbbotsord, BC, Nancy Extell (Allen), Quispamsis; mother-in-law, Helene McLaughlin, six brothers-in-law and their amilies,all o Grand Falls, NB; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins andspecial riends.

Te uneral was held February 23, 2012 at Reids FuneralHome, Hampton, with Rev. Dr. Philip Grin-Allwoodociating assisted by Rev. Kevin Barry. Music was providedby St. Alphonsus Music Ministry. Te pallbearers were: LeighMcLaughlin, Myron McLaughlin, Michael McLaughlin, ylerMcLaughlin, Brian McLaughlin and Brad McLaughlin

Interment will be in Riverbank Cemetery in the springMemorials may be made to Bobbys Hospice or SJRH PalliativeCare Unit. Online memorials and condolences can be made at:reids.com. 102



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Much to the sadness o amily and riends, BettyMisener, 90, o Hampton, NB, widow o H.Maxwell Max Misener, passed away February 6,2012 at St. Josephs Hospital in Saint John. She wasborn in St. Catharines, ON, daughter o the lateLancelot and Teodora (Wigg) Overholt.

Betty, widely known or her bright andinectious smile, cheery outlook, compassion and

intelligence, enjoyed a wide circle o riends and a social lie thatbrought her pleasure every day. She also took great joy in hergarden, the birds at her eeders and reading the latest novel.

Ever the loving mother, time spent with her daughters paddling on the river, shopping, the exchanging o books and thelong phone calls was a highlight or Betty, who was also alwayswilling and able to debate with her sons-in-law over social issuesand politics.

During the Air Force career o her beloved Max, Betty lived incities rom PEI to Saskatchewan beore settling in Hampton in1972.During her younger years, Betty, always active in her community,

was a volunteer or both the Red Cross and Hamptons Food

Basket. She was also a longtime, cherished member o theHampton United Church and its U.C.W., and more recently, theHampton Seniors Resource Centre. She was also a member o theOssekeag Singers, some o whom sang at Bettys widely-attended90th birthday celebration in June.

She is survived by our daughters, Nancy Misener (DavidHeard) o White Rock, BC, Victoria Robinson (Ron) o oronto,ON, Jenny Misener-Davidson (erry) o oronto, ON, MelindaMisener (Joel Wiseman) o Kelowna, BC; son-in-law, AlbertRoche o Carleton Place, ON ; grandchildren, Sarah, Elliot, Lauren,Matthew, Elizabeth and Teodore; many nieces and nephews. Shewas predeceased by her eldest daughter, Beverly Roche.Bettys amily would like to thank the Extra Mural nurses who, in

recent years, enabled her to stay in the home she loved, as well as

the caring sta at St. Josephs Hospital when she could not.Te uneral was held February 28, 2012 rom Reids Funeral

Home, Hampton, to Hampton United Church. Rev. Dr. PhilipGrin-Allwood ociated. Te organist was Cheryl Bezansonand Hampton United Church Choir provided music. Memorieso Betty were shared by son-in-law, Albert Roche.A reception ollowed in the church hall. Interment will take place

in Maple Lawn Cemetery, Louth, ON at a later date. Memorialsmay be made to Hampton United Church or a charity o yourchoice. Online donations and condolences may be made at:reids.com.



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WOMENS RECREAIONAl vOllEYBAllCome out and play Volleyball on Mondayevenings 7:00-9:00pm at the NortonElementary School (September-June).Admission is $1 and proceeds go as adonation in June to the Norton ElementarySchool. Tis is a good chance to exercise andget to know some o the great women in our

community.For more inormation contact Jodi at 839-1183. Open to allwomen 18 years and older, it is just or un! 120

HMS NEWSBy Hayley DoucetteDuring my time at Hampton Middle School,I have never been so proud to be a wildcat.Aer recent incidents in schools ar andwide, HMS has made extreme eorts tobring one topic in particular to the publicsattention: bullying.

HMS students and sta were stunned aer hearing about therecent increase in bullying, not just in our own school, but inothers as well. I will admit, when bullying takes place in a settingsuch as school, where a child is expected to be each and everyday throughout the week, it is shocking, and quite terriying.

So why am I proud to be a wildcat when all o this ishappening? Because o the tremendous eorts HMS is makingto bring the troublesome problem to the publics attention. InDecember, students made an independent statement by wearingpink on their own to stand up to bullies everywhere. Te statook this remarkable statement and turned it into somethingmore. Te next week, HMS held a bullying awareness day,where students wore blue, another anti-bullying colour, to showtheir support. Posters and large banners were put up aroundthe school to advertise the importance o putting a stop to the

never-ending problem. eachers spoke with students, personalexperiences were shared and sta worked hard to prevent theproblem rom happening.

But, was the action only temporary? Certainly not. Te levels obullying have gone down tremendously, and those great eortscontinue. Pink -shirts were sold or the February 29th pinkday, another day or bullying awareness. I eel students havenever been so willing to work together, or as closely, as they arenow. I thank the sta, especially Mrs. Dingee and Mrs. Ketchum-Boudreau (HMSs principal and vice-principal) or making ourschool a comortable, cheerul place to be, just as it always hasbeen, but more so. Make your mark and stand up!

Hayley Doucette is a Grade 8 student at HMS. 11

GOOD PEOPlEA Yiddish Folk aleAn old man sat outside the walls o a great city. When travellersapproached, they would ask the old man, What kind o peoplelive in this city? Te old man would answer, What kind opeople live in the place where you came rom? I the travelersanswered, Only bad people live in the place where we camerom, the old man would reply, Continue on; you will nd onlybad people here.

But i the travelers answered, Good people live in the placewhere we came rom, then the old man would say, Enter, orhere too, you will nd only good people. CC17



UPCOMING EVENTS

Healthier Hampton: 8 Weeks of Wellness andCommunity Registration will both be taking placein April. Please watch for more information in thisHerald Page, the Town Website and the Town ofHampton Facebook Page in the coming weeks.

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS

The next municipal election will be held on May14th, 2012. Residents interested in becomingcandidates are encouraged to visit the Election

New Brunswick website at www.electionsnb.ca forinformation on becoming a candidate. Nominationpapers are also available on the Elections NBwebsite. Nominations close at 2:00 p.m. on Friday,

April 13th. In addition the Department of LocalGovernment also offers useful information on the

role of Municipal councils.

SUMMER EMPLOYMENT

The Town of Hampton is

now accepting applicationsfor summer employment.

Positions are available inthe Municipal Office,

Leisure Services Office, Pool, Arena, Tennis, DayCamp, Parks and Visitor Information Centre. Application forms may be picked up weekdaysbetween 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at the Town Office at

27 Centennial Road or from the Leisure ServicesDepartment Office, located upstairs in theHampton Community Centre. The Provincial SEED

forms are also available at these two locations.Candidates are required to submit a completedapplication form, copy of a resume and copies ofcurrent qualifications and/or certifications.

Deadline for most applications is Friday, March30th, 2012.

For more information, please contact the TownOffice at 832-6065 or the Leisure ServicesDepartment at 832-6102.

The Town of Hampton is an equal opportunityemployer.

WINTER PARKING BAN

Reminder that the Winter ParkingBan remains in effect until theend of April. There is no parkingon Town streets and sidewalks

nightly between midnight and 7a.m. This is a dangerous practiceand impedes snow removaloperations. Vehicles may betowed at the vehicle owners expense and theowner shall be liable for a fine.

MARCH BREAK FREE PUBLIC SKATE TIMES

All Ages Welcome

Tuesday, March 6th

Wednesday, March 7th

Thursday, March 8th

Sunday, March 11th

For all ice rentals or further information regardingpublic skates please contact Nick Cormier at832-6102 or email [email protected].

COUNCIL MEETING

The next regular meeting of Town Council is

Tuesday, March 13th at 7 p.m. in CouncilChambers. This meeting is opening to the public.Letters and requests to appear before Councilmust be submitted to the Town Clerk by noon onFriday, March 9th. Correspondence and requeststo appear before Council may be emailed [email protected], delivered to the TownOffice during regular business hours or mailed tothe attention of the Clerk to Town of Hampton, 27Centennial Road, PO Box 1066, Hampton, NB E5N8H1. For further information, please call 832-6086.

SAFETY REMINDER

Reminder to check ice thickness before venturingout on it. The Canadian Red Cross recommends aminimum of 15 cm for walking or skating alone; 20cm for skating parties or games and a minimum of25 cm for snowmobiles.

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HAMPON-PIGGS PEAk NEWSSam Mncina, the principal o Peak Central, recently visitedRichard Matsenjwa, the new principal at Fundukuwela. JohnLovett was there and tells us one o the topics we discussedwas the personal and grass roots assistance o Hampton. Unlikemany causes, which solicit unds and where the unds disappearinto an anonymous vat, the Hampton Partnership benets thestudents directly and at a very personal level. We can see theresults - children who otherwise would be condemned to a lieo poverty or possibly worse, are provided with the opportunityto escape the cycle into which so many others are trapped. Teresults are tangible when we see them graduate and move onto higher education or to employment or which, without aneducation, they would not be qualied. We have a growing listo successes or which Hampton must take credit and be proud.One o the keys to our success is our thriving Starsh program

We currently have 65 individuals or organizations in Hamptonsupporting one or more students in Piggs Peak. On SundayFebruary 26th the Partnership had an Appreciation Night orStarsh Sponsors. Karen Mandy summarized the importance othe Starsh program in a letter to those attending.Having lived and worked in the community here in Piggs Peak

or the past 23 years, I have seen how, in recent years, the strain

o HIV and AIDS have impacted amilies at a grass-roots leveloday we see grandmothers and school-going children headingthe majority o households in this area; homes, where a wholegeneration is missing. Many households struggle to put oodon the table; and in a country where education is not ree anda school uniorm is compulsory, more and more children aresitting at home rustrated and doing everything (and I meaneverything) they can simply to survive.Without your support these children would not be able to aord

an education; but ar more than that, what the Starsh Programquite simply does is give these young people hope and a utureYou step in at a time in their lives when they are most vulnerableand you provide them with an alternative way orward - youopen a door or them that would have otherwise remained

rmly closed. As Westerners we see education as a right; to theseyoung people, it is a privilege, and to most o them, it is a meansto escape the lie in which, (through circumstances not o theirown creation) they have ound themselves trapped.

I honestly cannot express in words how valuable and preciousis the gi that you give to each one o our Starsh students.

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MOORE fROM OAWAHon. Rob Moore, P.C, M.P.Since it is now tax time, I want to remind youo some o the ways you may be able to save onyour 2011 taxes. Since 2006, our governmenthas helped Canadians by reducing taxes inover 120 ways. Tese include: cuts to the GS,reductions in income taxes, the introduction

o the landmark ax-Free Savings Account and targeted tax cutsor amilies, seniors and job creators. We have helped a typicalCanadian amily save nearly $3,100 on average, per year.

Tis year, I want you to get the most out o your 2011 taxreturn. In this article, you will nd a list o some o the valuabletax credits that are available.

Our government has introduced Pension Income Splitting,which allows any Canadian resident who receives qualiyingpension income to allocate to their spouse up to one hal o theirincome. We have also doubled the Pension Income Credit rom$1000 to $2000.

We have increased the Age Amount to help seniors keep moremoney to meet their retirement needs. Also, we are providingCanadians with the Caregiver Amount or Canadians that arecaring or a loved one. Tis responsibility is both emotionally

and nancially dicult and under our government, a caregivermay be eligible to claim up to $4,282.Our government is providing many other tax credits including

the Canada Child ax Credit that allows Canadian amilies toclaim a tax credit o over $2000 per child, the Childrens Fitnessax Credit, which allows parents to claim a tax credit on up to$500 and the Child Arts ax Credit which allows parents to claimup to $500 as well. You may also be eligible to take advantage othe Volunteer Fireghters ax Credit which amounts to $3,000or the Hiring Credit or Small Business that provides up to$1,000.

We believe that Canadian amilies know how to best saveinvest or spend their money; not government, which is why wewill continue to promote an environment where Canadians keepmore o their hard earned money. We will continue to supportCanadian seniors, Canadian amilies and Canadian employers511

DISRIC 6 D.E.C. MEEINGSchool District 6 District Education Council will hold itsmonthly meeting on Wednesday, March 14th at KennebecasisValley High School, 398 Hampton Road, Quispamsis; beginningat 7:00pm. All are welcome! 804



BASEMEN PlAYERS 2012Te Basement Players Inc will soon begin their26th year and this years production ReadyMade Family will be in memory o Glen Kerr,one o the ounding members o the BasementPlayers theatre group. Perormances will beheld (all start at 7:30pm): Saturday, Apri 14thin Sussex, sponsored by Pleasant Valley Realty location BA; friday, Apri 20th & 27th at

Belleisle Regional High School, sponsored by Basement PlayersInc; Saturday, Apri 21st at St. Pauls United Church in Sussexsponsored by the Fundraising Committee; Saturday, May 5th atthe Harvey Community Hall (Riverside Albert), sponsored by theAlma/Albert Pastoral Charge.Each year the Basement Players selects a local charity, which will

be the recipient o proceeds rom their perormances. 525

lIONS BINGO - COlES ISlANDBingo is held at the Coles Island Lions Hall (Route 10, ColesIsland) every Wednesday evening. Doors open at 6:30, Bingostarts at 7:30pm. For more ino call Elmer at 362-5534. 501

SUPPER IN MIllSREAMTere will be a Bean, Scallop & Sausage Supper on Sunday,March 11th rom 3:30-6:00pm at the Millstream Rec Centre inBerwick. Te menu includes: homemade beans, potato scallop,sausages, coleslaw, rolls, pickles, layer cakes and tea. Cost orthe supper is $10/adults, $5/children 6-12, pre-schoolers eat or

ree, $25/amily.Proceeds rom this event will go to the Wesley United Church

(Berwick). 818

2012 SHOR SORY COMPEIIONTe Proessional Writers Association o Canada SouthwestNew Brunswick chapter (PWAC- SWNB) will provide two $500awards to Grade 12 students graduating rom a high school inSouthwestern New Brunswick this June. o be eligible or theprize, students must write and submit an original 1,000 to 1,500

word short story on a topic o his or her choice. Te stories wilbe read and critiqued by a jury o proessional writers romPWAC- SWNB who then select the top two entrants.

Applications are available at eligible high school guidanceoces as well as on the PWAC-SWNB website www.pwacswnbca under News. Te deadline or entries is uesday, May 1st.

Funding or the $500 awards is provided by the James VennerRussell Foundation. For more inormation, contact: CarmeVivier, chapter president 849-2136; [email protected]. 807



fEBRUARY PIC Of HE MONH

Congratulations to Alyssa Lane rom Salisbury who submittedthis photo winter rost. Alyssa has won a voucher to a locaSubway or a oot long meal deal. 823

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

will be choosing one photo, rom those submitted during theprevious month, to be our Pic o the Month and the winner wilreceive a voucher or a Footlong meal deal rom participatingSubway locations.Please visit our website (ossekeag.ca) or complete contest ino

and rules.Submission o photos authorizes Ossekeag Publishing the righ

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

judges can elect to choose no winner or that month. 821

The family of the late Bob Armstrongwould like to thank the many friends andneighbours who have sent food, owersand other expressions of sympathy. Aspecial thank you to the sta of Bobby'sHospice and SJRH Palliative Care for theiroutstanding, compassionate care, and toBob's friends who were there at the endfor him. Your kindness will long beremembered.

Thank You

In loving memory of a dearhusband, father and

grandfather who passedaway on March 18, 2011.We miss you and think

of you often.

Always remembered.

Joyce, Kelly, Heather, Lisaand families.

Don Newstead



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kEY AG SUPPOR - lIfE-CHANGING fORCHAMPSWhen Annelise was born missing part o her le arm, herparents elt shocked, worried and very alone. Te War AmpsChild Amputee (CHAMP) Program had a lie-changing impact,allaying their ears and helping to put Annelise on the road touture independence.

As New Brunswick residents receive their annual War Ampskey tags, they will nd enclosed a letter rom Annelise explainingthe mailings theme o Growing up with CHAMP.

In it, she describes how CHAMP was there rom the start,providing unding or articial limbs, regional seminars, tools todeal with issues like teasing and staring and answers to questionsabout driving and joining the workorce.

She also expresses her pride at being asked as a teen to be aCHAMP Junior Counsellor. Not only had I come ull circle, butI also became part o the amputees helping amputees traditionstarted by Te War Amps more than 90 years ago, she says.

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Many anks to all for the kindness you haveshown in your thoughts, prayers and by yourpresence since my brother Bruce's passing. Tofamily and friends alike for all the kind and gentlethoughtful moments each of you showed Hazel andI. To those who sent food, owers and condolences,tributes and mass cards it was deeply appreciated.e Celebration of Life funeral service conductedby Rev. Dr. Phillip Grin-Allwood was beautifuland a great tribute to Bruce. e reception held atthe Hampton United Church was warm and caringand my thanks go out to all who certainly helpedmake his passing bearable.

For Bruce "an ordinary man who didextraordinary things", thank you and GodBless each and every one of you.

Nancy (Whittaker) McGrath& Family of the lateBruce Wittaker

Thank You

fRIENDS Of JANE kYlEOn Saturday,March 31st Janetsamily and riendswill be holding aDinner & AuctionFundraiser at theAquarius avern(Fairville Blvd,Saint John) to raisemoney to help Janetin her battle withCancer. Janet was

diagnosed withbreast cancer inOctober 2011 andhas undergonesurgery and will be enduring treatment this spring and into thesummer. I you cannot join us on March 31st we are asking oryour support in helping Janet by sending a monetary pledge orby donating an item or the Auction.

Anyone who knows Janet has been touched by herkindheartedness, compassion, determination, and exhaustingenergy. For those o you who do not know Janet, she and Pauraised our children in Hampton - Courtenay, Curtis, Cara andConnor. Te entire amily participated in multitudes o sportswhich Janet coached and played. Janet has been a very active

volunteer in our community in many positions and acetsShe taught Religious Education, volunteered at school, parentadvisory committee, President o Hampton Minor Hockeymember o the Hampton Community Centre Board o Directorsmember o multitudes o committees to name a ew. Its time orus to give back and help Janet.Tank you in advance or your support. Your donation is greatly

appreciated. Please e-mail or call i you have any questionsickets can be purchased at Glam an in Hampton; by [email protected] or by phone at 832-4334. All donationscan be made at any Bayview Credit Union in the area. 805

COffEE DRIvE HRU 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



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IP Of HE HAHampton Highs PSSC would like to extend aip o the Hat to ina Whitney. Last year inanoticed that some o our grads were strugglingtrying to meet with the substantial costsassociated with graduation and its associatedactivities. Tis past all ina, with the help oKrista Hovey, established the Adopt a Gradprogram at Hampton High. inas vision was to nd nanciasponsorships or 10 grads in need. Te program would help deer

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to ina and all her hard work. Tanks ina, you have a big heartand you always have time or our students.

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DANNY & JESSICA fOUNDAION AGMDanny and Jessica Angel Foundation are having their annuameeting on Saturday, March 17th 10:00am at Saint FrancisXavier Church Hall Church Ave in Sussex (down stairs). Newand old members are welcomed ($5/person or the year) or justcome and nd out more about the oundation and what we do

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Stu Piling UpLike the Snow?Stu Piling UpLike the Snow?

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CHIlD CARE

MOHER OF WO has opening available or a child aged 2-4years in my home in Hampton. Caring, structured environment

reerences and receipts are available. For more ino. please callAnneke (Annika) at 943-0144.

SUNNY PACH DAYCARE has space available in our pre-schooprogram, Monday-Friday 7:00am-5:30pm. We are a ully licensedcentre with sta trained in ECE, First Aid & CPR. We oer a largevariety o activities, healthy snacks & lunch, plenty o outdoor timein a enced yard. Subsidized care is available. Call Kim MacKay832-1818 day or 485-1819 evening.

EMPlOYMEN

BE YOUR OWN BOSS! urn 5-10 hours/week into $1000+/month. Operate a mini oce outlet rom your computer, FREEevaluation. www.yourreedomoce.com.

CAREGIVER WANED, or special care home, First Aid & CPRrequired. call Krissy at 832-4051.

fIREWOODSPRINGfIElD fIREWOOD, quality hardwood, cut, splitdelivered. Call 485-2349.

IRED OF GEING HE WRONG size wood? Firewood cut tospecication. Call Doug 763-3486.

fOR REN

APARMEN FOR REN, heated, stove, ridge. Call 832-7907or 832-3151.

ONE BEDROOM AP. 1031 Main Street, Hampton, parkinglaundry, appliances, unheated, adult building, ground level, nopets, $450/month, security deposit required, available April 1stPhone 653-1957 or 832-5079.

CLEAN BEDROOM or rent in Norton. 839-2194.

PRIVAE, CLEAN ROOM, all incl., many extras, short walk toHampton Irving, $400. 832-4697.

PRIVAE, FURNISHED room in Hampton, separate entranceheat and lights, walk to all amenities, available immediately. Cal647-0997 or details.

fOR SAlE

EASER MEA EVEN. Locally grown, chemical ree porkor sale, Midland Community Hall, March 31, 11:30-2:00pmSmoked ham, resh and smoked bacon, ribs and much more romMurray Bunnetts amily arm. Guarantee your ham by orderingahead beore March 17. Midland Baptist Church 485-2618. BBQsausage and pulled pork sandwiches available or lunch withproceeds going to the ght against world hunger.

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

MAHOGANY DUNCAN PHYFE, drop lea table, approx. value$1,400, asking $650. Call 849-3404.

OLD FASHIONED, FRESH ROLLED, large fake oats, driedcranberries, rozen garlic scapes (green garlic). Order by Tursdayor Saturday delivery. Sussex, Apohaqui, Norton, BelleisleHampton March 17 & April 7. Delivery to Salisbury, HavelockPetitcodiac, Elgin March 24 & April 14. Call 756-4500 or details.

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KEY FOUND, corner o Kennebecasis River Road and MainStreet near the Hampton Legion. Please call 832-4507.

BIRHDAY PlANSOur birthday is ast approaching. As I mentioned last issue, onApril 6th the Hampton Herald will be thirty years old. Comingup in October the Valley Viewer reaches another milestone,turning twenty. While thirty is only one year more than twenty-nine, or some reason the round numbers always seem tohold more authority! And are generally deemed more worthyo celebration. So we here at Ossekeag have been contemplatinghow to best celebrate these anniversaries.I this were a thirtieth wedding anniversary it would traditionally

be celebrated with pearls. Well, I have no pearls to hand out, noteven pearls o wisdom. What I do have is a request. o mark thesespecial dates we propose to publish our top tips or buildingbetter communities. Tat is aer all what Ossekeag Publishingis all about. We solicit your editorial on all o the great things

happening in the communities we serve and at no charge to youto submit, or to you to receive, we share that inormation witheveryone in the community. For our anniversary we want totake this one step urther. It is our hope to publish tips on simplethings we can do to help build better communities, whether it isdonating to the ood bank, picking up litter when we are walkingor reading to kindergarten students at the local school. Weencourage you to send in your ideas and tips or us to compileand share. And more . . . look around your community and takenote o those people who are role models or building bettercommunities and tell us about them. Te person who continuesto coach minor hockey long aer their own kids have grownand moved on. Te person who is always rst to step orwardto help a amily in need. Te student who organizes ood drives.

April is also Volunteer Month, so what agreat time to acknowledge the people inour communities who do so much to makeour place in the world so amazing.

o inspire each o us: Wherever a manturns he can fnd someone who needs him.~Albert Schweitzer . . . and . . . I you think

you are too small to be eective, you havenever been in bed with a mosquito. ~BettyReese. 801



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WRIERS WORkSHOP Saint John Regional Library MarketSquare April 21. Te Pitch o Your Lie: Writing Book Proposalsand Social Media or Writers. www.pwacswnb.ca, [email protected] or more ino.

WE JOSEPH L. KANE and spouse, citizens o Canada andKingston, Kings County, New Brunswick, by Registered Deed,lot number 0159566 and heirs and successors to a Grant o Landregistered as number 9098, with charter by Her Royal MajestyQueen Victoria, year 1871 and granted by the New Brunswick

Court o Chancery, registered at the New Brunswick ForestryBuilding, Fredericton, have had our rights inringed upon,contrary to the Queen, the Court and the Canadian Charter oHuman Rights and Freedoms o Canada.

OAK REE PHOOGRAPHY is about to discard negatives romits Graduation portrait years 1992-2002. Order now beore its toolate. Hours Mon.-Fri. 10am5pm. 832-3999.

PRAYERS

PRAYER O HE BLESSED VIRGIN (never known to ail). OMost Beautiul Flower o Mount Carmel. Fruitul Vine, Splendouro Heaven, Blessed Mother o the Son o God, Immaculate Virginassist me in my Necessity. O Star o the Sea, help me and showme you are my mother. O Holy Mary Mother o God, Queen oHeaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you rom the bottom o my

heart to secure my necessity (make request). Tere are none whocan withstand your power. O Mary conceived without sin, pray orus who have recourse to thee (3 times), O Mary, I place this causein your hands (3 times). Say this prayer or 3 consecutive days,then publish it & it will be granted. M.P.H.

MOHER ERESA - say 9 Hail Marys or 9 days. Ask or 3 wishes,rst or business, second and third or the impossible. Publish thisarticle on the 9th day. Your wishes will come true even though youmay not believe it. Amazing, but true! C.M.C.

MOHER ERESA - say 9 Hail Marys or 9 days. Ask or 3 wishes,rst or business, second and third or the impossible. Publish thisarticle on the 9th day. Your wishes will come true even though youmay not believe it. Amazing, but true! B.P.

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ONY LILE ELLIPICAL machine to give away. 608-8407.SERvICES OffERED

PICK UP o scrap metal, washers, dryers, stoves, old metal etc.832-4178.

WEDDING OFFICIAN - plan unique ceremony celebratinglove & commitment; when, where, how you wish. Book now orbest dates. Janet 847-9833.

MARIIME RIGGING & INDUSRIAL SUPPLIES. Completeline o traction chains, wire rope, chain, netting, H.D. tarps.Authorized Action ruck & Car Accessories dealer. Call 832-1198. Day/Evenings Mon-Sat.

KEN BROWN ELECRICAL Inc. Your electrical service companyor all your home & business needs. For your solar & wind power

solutions, call or email Kim at (506) 839-2877, [email protected].

BRIANS MAINENANCE & Home Repair, carpentry, kitchens,bath, painting, ceramic tile, electrical etc. Over 20 years experience.Free estimates. Call Brian 839-2296.

HAUl AWAY o junk cars, trucks, tractors and arm equipment.Small ee or appliances and small scrap. Drop o site 54 BacklandRoad, Kingston. 763-2933 or 333-9067.

VILLAGE UPHOLSERY & REFINISHING - Crasmanship.RVs, boat covers, recovering & restyling repairs. HD oam,-railers, caning, seagrass, canvas. 832-7870.

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

HERIAGE UPHOLSERY. Residential, commercialrecreational, restyling and customization. rust your urnitureto the proessionals. he most training and experience inthe Kennebecasis. Serving you or 30 years. Oering projectclasses. 849-8008.

REGISERED FOO CARE NURSE is now accepting clientsOering oot care in the comort o your own home in Hampton& surrounding areas. For proessional oot care & details, calShirley at 832-2126. Covered with most insurance plans.

DAVES LIGH RUCKING & Cleaning Service, junk

garbage, construction & rooing materials, demolition, brushdecks, small moving jobs. 7 days a week. Also picking upunwanted vehicles. 832-3982 or 653-0026.

HENDERSON OVERHEAD DOORS - Laorge. Sales andservices o overhead doors, operators and weather stripping oall models. Phone 485-2151.

RIE WAY CLEANERS now has openings or residential andcommercial cleaning. We oer de-cluttering, organizing andwill clean your house rom top to bottom. For a ree estimatecall Fallon, 832-3894.

NORSESUN 2162628. John Deere home & workshopproducts; air compressors, generators, grills, heaterspowertools, pressure washers, tool chests, truck boxes, jobsiteboxes. Call 216-2628.

vEHIClESCALL MALCOLM ACROSS FROM NEW KINGSONFARMERS MARKE. LUBRICO WARRANY AVAILABLESOME RADES CONSIDERED. DRIVE A LILE, SAVE ALO. CALL 333-5811 OR 832-0897.

2006 SUBARU LEGACY G wagon, AWD, loaded, sunrooalloys, 4cyl, auto, 84,000 miles, turbo intercooler, DVD, caris like new, $9,900, inancing OAC, rate 4.99%. Call Malcolm333-5811 or 832-0897.

2007 DODGE CARAVAN, cargo van, V6, auto, air, shelvingroo rack, new MVI, 155,000kms, looks and works excellent$5,900, inancing OAC, rate 4.99%. Call Malcolm 333-5811 or832-0897.

2001 CHEV 2500 4X4, xcab, long box, 6.6 duramax dieselauto, 276,000kms, looks and works great, $7,900, inancingOAC, rate 4.99%. Call Malcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.

2003 PONIAC G, 3.8, sunroo, loaded, 124,000kms, newMVI, alloys, looks and works excellent, $4,900. Call Malcolm333-5811 or 832-0897.

2001 FORD F650 XL, xcab, dump, Cat diesel, 6spd, 61,000miles, 10-0 dump with new tarp, 22.5 tires, great landscapetruck, $14,500. Call Malcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.

2003 FORD 450, super duty, diesel, 6spd, reg. cab with 16-0 van body, new MVI, 177,000kms, loading ramp, worksexcellent, $8,900. Call Malcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.

2005 CHEV ASRO van, AWD, cargo, high kilos, worksexcellent, $2,900. Call Malcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.

2002 RAILBLAZER, V6, auto, 146,000kms, 4x4, worksexcellent, $2,900. Call Malcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.

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WANED HOUSES O CLEAN. Reasonable rates. Reerencesavailable. Call ammy @ 333-4855.

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