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Hearing Aids: Why Are You Waiting?

Many people with hearing loss think that hearingaids will make them look older or aect othersperception of them. They put o getting hearingaids because they think that they can get by justne; however, getting by is stressful and hard work.It often leads to isolation and social withdrawal. Behonest with yourself. Wearing hearing aids is muchless noticeable than constantly asking people torepeat themselves or responding to a question withan unrelated answer.

The truth is that a well-tted hearing aid can greatlyenhance your ability to interact with others. Hearingaids can minimize many problems that go alongwith hearing loss, such as diculty understandingconversations, hearing environmental noise as wellas location and direction of sound. And they canhelp ght feelings of social isolation.

If your hearing loss aects your ability tocommunicate with others or makes you feelself-conscious, it may be time to consider hearingaids. Though it may be awkward at rst, over timeyou'll adjust to the device and enjoy your enhancedability to hear and communicate in a variety ofsituations. By wearing your hearing aids regularly,you will begin to notice signicant improvements in

your quality of life.Hearing Loss is much more noticeable than HearingAids. The rst step is to have your hearing tested.Call for your appointment today with our ClinicalAudiologist.

Kennebecasis Valley Hearing Centre281 Hampton Rd. Quispamsis, NB

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SHOPPINGI remember now why I hate shopping it makes my head hurlike the dickens!! Te missus has been kind enough to give me the

go ahead to shop or a back-up tractor or all my essential toys errrtractor implements. I started out thinking that an older tractorwith 60 horsepower would be best as that is the recommendedmaximum horsepower or my wood chipper!! Along with a loaderwith a oat position and the remote hydraulics needed or mybackhoe attachment this unit would be perect. Checking out theull specications, however, I nd that these tractors are weighingin at a very burly 6,000 plus pounds. Tis is one ton more than mycurrent tractor, which already gives me the willies going across mybridge. Should I risk an additional 2,000 pounds on my bridge ... dont think so.

Okay, lets re-think and explore other options. How about newerand smaller??? Might work out great!! Check out hydraulic owPO horsepower, loader li capacity, three point hitch li capacity

check on-line or product reviews and problems, check mysanity!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! More importantly, when looking at lighter andless expensive tractors I have tried to evaluate the Mikie actor!! I Irun this tractor into a big tree or over a big stump, how many pieceso tractor will I have to pick up aerwards.

Okay, Mikie calm down and give your head a shake!!! Oooohhthe rattling sound is very annoying. Right now I wouldnt want atractor i you paid me to take it away!! On second thought, pleasemake all cheques payable to Mikie.

In the mean time I just may need the winter to recover rom myshopping experience. It is a certainty that I wont be recovered in timeor Christmas. Sorry dear!!

A mere 20 years ago, most tractor buyers would go to one or twonearby dealers who they elt were trusted and make a decisionrom the relatively small number o available units. oday, with the

internet, I can access tractors or sale almost any where in the worldIn one browser tab I can locate a tractor, then open a second tab tocheck out the complete specs or that model and then in a third tabcheck tractor orums or peoples experience with that tractor goodor bad and then there is a air chance that i I go to Youube, I canprobably nd a video o the darn thing working in the backyard orout in the woods. By the time I have researched all options I shouldbe one oot in the grave.

While it is great to access inormation, what you really get is aheadache and inormation overload. For now, I think I will jushibernate or a couple o months and maybe there will be a brandnew to me tractor under the Christmas tree!!! 800



RCL HAMPON BRANCH #281032 Main StreetPlease note the ollowing activities that are heldat the Hampton Branch #28.Mondays - the general meeting is held on thesecond Monday o each month at 7:00pm.uesdays Te Lions Club o Hampton hoststheir weekly Bingo, which begins at 5:30pm.Wednesdays - Come join our Aernoon Seniors.Bring along a riend and share an aernoon o

Bingo and have supper served to you.Sundays Brunches are held every second week. Our nextBrunch will be held on Noember 13th. Te Brunches are nowserved rom 10:00am until l:00pm. A 50/50 draw is also oeredand ree breakast draw is oered.

Remembrance wreaths and crosses may be picked up at theBranch now rom 10:00am-4:00pm. Also, the 2012 MembershipCards are also available.Sunda, Noember 6th Te annual Remembrance Day ChurchService will be held at St. Aphonsus Catholic Church at 10:30am.Frida, Noember 11th Remembrance Day, the parade willorm up at the Hampton Middle School at 10:40am and marcho at 10:45am. I the weather is not avourable the service will be

held at the Hampton High School Teatre at 10:45am.For Hall Rentals, please contact 832-4633 or 832-7886 and leavea message and your call will be returned as soon as possible.

I you are a veteran or a spouse o a veteran and eel you areentitled to assistance rom Veterans Aairs Canada, pleasecontact our Service Ocer, Bob Jones, at 832-9899. 106

CANCER SOCIEy INFO MEEINGTe Canadian Cancer Societywill be hosting a meeting toinorm our volunteers and

the general public about ourprograms, services and the

impact o the dollars raised in your community on Tursda,Noember 3rd 6:30pm at the Hampton River Centre, 1075Main Street. Anne Mciernan-Gamble, CEO Canadian CancerSociety New Brunswick will be the presenter and will be availableto answer your questions.Looking orward to seeing you there. 123

SHOPPING PARyTe 3rd annual ShoppingParty will be held on Sunda,Noember 6th between 3:00 and8:00pm at St. Bridgets ChurchHall in Chapel Grove. Several

vendors will oer a variety oproducts or purchase alongwith authentic Arican arts &cras. A portion o the salesrom this event will go to theBenin Orphanage Foundation.For urther inormation pleasecontact July at 763-2646 orNancy at 763-2301. 124

Gone are the days we used to share,

But in our hearts you're always there.

The gates of memory will never close,

We miss you more than anyone knows.

Loved and missed by

Murray (Bud),

James and Margie

In loving Memory of

Barbara Ann CarpenterNovember 11, 2010



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HAMPON SENIORS RESOURCE CENERNEWS

Monday is a ull day atthe Resource Center at9:30am the quilters arethere doing some lovelywork, why not join them;

1:00pm the Swedish Weavers are doing their really attractivework and are always glad to have new members; and they enjoya cup o tea or coee and a snack aer.

Mondays at 8:00pm the Hampton Hoedowners have anevening o dancing and enjoying their riends; other dancers arealways welcome and the number is growing. Join them, enjoythe riendship and the lunch aer.

uesdays at 7:00pm Bridge players are there and more playersare welcome.

Wednesdays at 7:30 pm auction 45 players are there, enjoyingthe game and a snack and chat aer; i you play why not jointhem.

Tursdays at 10:00am musicians gather and play music & singuntil noon; a variety o songs that you have not heard in years,and some not so old. A good home cooked dinner is servedat 12:00noon and the price is $4 or members, $5 or non-members. Membership is only $10 or the year, again this year.Te rst Tursday o each month is pot luck so i you bringyour avourite dish that is your admission.

Tursdays at 7:00pm is Open Mike and again you will hearsongs that have been around or years, and perormed by someo your avourite singers. I you sing or play (or both) why not

join in. Sign your name in the book at the door. Te musicians

donate their time and the money raised goes to the upkeep o theResource Center. Admission is only $2 - the crowd is growing.Tere are 50/50 draw tickets and a canteen is available.Saturda, December 3rd will be the Christmas ea & Cra Sale,

Mark it on your calendar now.I you would like to rent the Center call 832-7871, leave a

message and your call will be returned.Anyone having a Birthday or Anniversary this month - we

extend our best wishes, anyone ill or in hospital - we wish you aspeedy recovery and return to the center, your riends miss you.

Submitted by Mary Long. 113

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



FLEA MARkE EvEN INBLOOMFIELD

Te Christ church ACW are is sponsoringa Flea Market with Cras & Baking onSaturda, Noember 19th rom 9:00am2:00pm at the Bloomeld Hall (43 StationRoad, Bloomeld). Admission will be $1and a canteen will be available.

o rent a table ($10) call Janice at 832-7383. 410

SPAGHEI SUPPER A S MARkSSaint Marks CWL is holding their annual Spaghetti Supperwith silent auction and bake sale on Sunda, Noember 13throm 4:00-6:00pm at St. Marks Catholic Church Hall (171Pettingill Road, Quispamsis).

For more ino please contact Lodianne Pelletier at 333-9067.

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NEWS FROM HE HAMPON JPHFOUNDAION

Anne Scott, well-knownteacher, musician,playwright and humanrights volunteer, is nowa published author. OnWednesday evening,October 19th, Annelaunched her book TeBoy Who Was Bullied,the story o John PetersHumphrey, to a largecrowd at the Lighthouse Park River Centre. It was published byGlen Margaret Publishing.

Te book, or children and adults, tells the story o Johns liehis amily, his escapades, the trauma and tragedies o one soyoung, his schooling and the teasing and torment he sueredas a one-armed orphan. With his eisty spirit he overcame thosehardships and dedicated his lie to human rights. A section orteachers includes skits that Anne wrote and produced, based onarticles o the Universal Declaration o Human Rights, which hepenned, and photos o the student perormers.

Te book encompasses the mandate o the Hampton JohnPeters Humphrey Foundation. Its Chair, Anne Mciernanwas emcee. She introduced Mayor Ken Chorley, who broughtcongratulations rom the town, and she then introduced AnneScott.

Oen speaking directly to the children, Anne told aboucreating her book, showing pictures and explaining how theywere obtained. She produced a signed schoolbook o Johns, withhis sketch o the boarding school headmaster. She thanked allwho had supported her project, including Muriel Mealey whois in her nineties. Anne nished by relating Johns wish thateveryone in every country accept and respect the individuahuman rights o all girls, boys, men and women.

Krista and Brad recartin played ddle and keyboard

Rereshments were provided by the U.C.W. Benjamins Bookssta handled book sales, and people lined up to chat with Anneand have their books signed.

Te Boy Who Was Bullied is available at local bookstoresand is placed in NB elementary andmiddle schools, Canadian Departmentso Education, Canadian Human RightsCommissions and the Dag HammarskjoldLibrary o the UN.

Anne reminds us that Article 3 o theUniversal Declaration o Human Rightssays that everyone has the right to be saeHuman Rights are or everyone. Sayno tobullying. 130Photo: Photo taken by Phyllis Holmes



FALL CyCLOCROSS EvENTe 5th Annual Fall Cyclocross event will be heldon Sunda, Noember 6th at the NauwigewaukCommunity Club (36 Darlings Island Road) witha starting time o 11:00am. Sanctioned by Velo NBand sponsored by the Darlings Island Bike Shopand Shimano, Norco, Specialized and Subway.Registration ($20) will be held the day o the race

rom 9:30-10:00am cash only. Great race course.For more inormation contact Bill or Becky Consolvo: phone

832-0777; ax 832-0778 or email [email protected]. ForDirections see www.nbbike.com and click on location. 128

APPLICAION FOR MINOR SPOR FUNDINGTe Help Te Cops Help Te Kids Benet rust Fundwas established to assist minor sport organizations andindividuals within the Hampton RCMP Jurisdiction withurthering their sport to a local, provincial or national level.Te Funding Application and Guidelines are available atwww.townoampton.ca (under Residents-Community Sportand Recreation OrganizationsHelp Te Cops Help TeKids). Applications will be received throughout the year with

disbursement(s) as required.For inormation contact Janice Bates, President 485-2497 orBrock Reid, reasurer 832-7050. 129

HE COMMUNIy GIvES BACkJoin us or a dinner and social evening at the BelleisleCommunity Centre on Frida, Noember 4th as we celebratethe 25th anniversary o the Belleisle Rovers Rugby Club. icketsare $25 each to include dinner, silent & live auctions, the gameo Heads & ails, 50/50 draw and door prizes. Full details in thenext edition o the Hampton Herald.

For inormation or tickets call Janice 485-2497, Christine 485-2558 or Mary 839-2474. 140

BOOk SALE & COFFEE HOUSEIn support o H.O.P.E Centre (4347 LochLomond Road, Saint John) the 3rd AnnualBook Sale & Coee House will be held onSaturda, Noember 5th rom 9:00am to4:00pm and Sunda, Noember 6th rom9:00am to 12:00nooon. Books $1 or socover and $2 or hard cover. Tere will bethousands o titles to choose rom. 126



P.A.C.k. NEWSDads N Kids rom 6:00-7:00pm.

Music N Me Wednesdays rom 10:00-11:00am at the Fire Hall in Norton see youthere!! I there is no school there will be nomusic.Secrets of Discipline Parenting Workshopwillbe oered again on Noember 2nd, 9th, 16th& 23rd. PACK is pleased to oer this program in partnership withSchool District 6, HALL, KV3C and SACF in our communityTe 6-week course will be held on Wednesday mornings at theAgriculture and Aquaculture Building o Magnolia Ave rom10:00am-12:00noon. One ree book (per amily who attends)will be supplied at no charge. Please call the PACK oce ormore inormation and to register. Space is limited so pleaseregister soon.

PACK is pleased to be oering once again the oddler imecooking class (Monda, Noember 7th, 10:00am-11:00am)Both o these classes are in partnership with Sobeys and wilbe held at the Community Room above the Sobeys store. Youwill be transormed into a che or the worlds most importantcustomer - your child. Both classes have limited space, pleasecall the PACK oce or Sobeys to register.

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

MS SOCIEy, kINGS CO. CHAPEREleven people attended the October meetingo the Kings County MS Society. PresidentFaye Freeze conducted the meeting. Tesecretary read Septembers minutes and thetreasurer reported that the cheque romLockerbie & Hole was deposited.

Teresa Moore and Brenda Dixon attended the lecture onMultiple Sclerosis in Rothesay, NB on October 1st, 2011. Tey

both stated that the day went excellently. All o the guestspeakers were very interesting and they ound to have gainedlots o inormation on various topics o MS.

A Benet or Brenda Dixon was held on October 23 rd at theSussex Lions Den. Brenda, who has MS, is going or liberationtreatment.

Faye Freeze noted the next meeting would be held onWednesda, Noember 9th at the Sussex Kiwanis NursingHome. All are welcome to attend. For more inormation aboutthe Kings County MS Society please contact Amy Cormier at485-0183. 516

NAUWIGEWAUk COMMUNIy CLUB AGMTe Nauwigewauk Community Club will holdtheir Annual General Meeting on Monda,Noember 13th. Light rereshments will beserved at 7:00, meeting to ollow at 7:30pm.Elections will be held or all Executive positionsincluding President, VP, Secretary, reasurer,and members at large. Tis is an excellentway to contribute to your community andnew members arewelcome.

Please contact Linda at 832-4721 i you would like your nameput orward. Find us on the Internet at: nauwigewauk.weeblycom to nd out more about whats going on at the NauwigewaukCommunity Club. 133



Remind children to trick or treat on one side of the street first and then theother, and that it's best to cross the street only at intersections or crosswalks.

The Family ofBernice (McCrea) McCready

invite friends, colleagues &

former students to anOpen House to celebrate her

90th Birthday.Saturday November 5th, from

2pm-4pm at her home1172 Post Road,Sussex Corner.

Best Wishes Only.See you there!Happy Birthday!

PORk SUPPER & APPLE PIES IN BERWICkTe Millstream Rec Council is sponsoring a Roast Pork Suppeon Sunda, Noember 6throm 3:30-6:30pm at the MillstreamRec Centre in Berwick. Te menu includes: roast pork, potatoescarrots, turnip, peas, corn applesauce and pies. Cost or thesupper will be $9/adults; $4/children 6-12; $25/amily and pre-schoolers eat or ree. All are welcome.

Te Millstream Rec Council is currently taking orders or 10apple pies ($5 each) which will be made at the Rec Centre inBerwick. o order pies call Chris at 433-1390 or Donna at 4331434. Pies will be available or pick up on Saturda, Noember19th and volunteers are welcome to come that day to help peeland slice apples. 530

CRAF SALE IN BELLEISLE CREEkSt. Simon & St. Judes ACW, Belleisle Creek, will be holding aCra Sale at the Belleisle Creek Hall on Saturda, Noember26th rom 9:00am-2:00pm. Coee, tea, snacks and lunch will besold. No admission charge.

ables are available or rental ($15 each) by contacting Anne485-2212 or Hilda 485-2978. 529

HARvES DANCE A SUCCESSHospice Sussex held its 9th Annual HarvestDance & Silent Auction at the RoyalCanadian Legion in Sussex on October 15thwhere a large crowd enjoyed the eveningdancing to the music o the GO Band.

Because o this successul event, Hospice Sussex is able togive support, comort, and hope to amilies in Sussex and thesurrounding area who are dealing with end-o-lie issues andloss. Volunteers o Hospice Sussex are able to oer ree servicessuch as, hospital and home visiting by trained volunteersphone support, transportation to local medical appointments

bereavement support, and library services.Hospice is a non-prot community charity that receives no

government unding. Te services oered are only availablebecause o the generous support o the people.Te Board o Directors and volunteers o Hospice Sussex would

like to thank all those who supported this undraiser and lookorward to having everyone out or the 10 th Annual HarvesDance and Silent Auction in October, 2012.

Te next undraiser or Hospice Sussex will be the upcomingAngels Remembered program to be held during the month oDecember. 521

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FALL FAIR A MOSS GLENAll Saints St. Pauls ACW will be holding their annual FallFair at the Moss Glen Legion on Saturda, Noember 5th rom11:00am-2:00pm. Chili and soup with rolls, tea/coee will beserved or $6. A variety o homemade pies will be available or$2. Tere will also be home baking, cras, books and new-to-you tables. 137

CRAF & BAkE SALE IN NORONIn support o the Norton Elementary School Parents Association,a Cra & Bake Sale will be held on Saturda, Noember 5throm 9:00am-2:00pm at the Norton Legion. A canteen will beavailable.

ables are available and can be bookedby contacting Jodi otton by email [email protected] or phone 433-3268.

Te proceeds rom this event will helpprovide the little extras to the children oNorton Elementary School. 127

FUNDy GARDENERS MEEINGTe next meeting o the Fundy Gardenerswill be held on Wednesda, Noember 2nd7:00pm at the Kennebecasis Select FuneralHome (152 Pettingill Road, Quispamsis).Te topic or the evening Grapes: FromVine to Wine with ony Rickett.All welcome! For more inormation, please

visit undygardeners.blogspot.com. 400

LOWER MILLSREAM

FALL SUPPERTere will be a Fall Supper held at theLower Millstream Hall (Rte 880/875)on Saturda, Noember 12th rom 3:30-6:30pm. Te menu includes: baked beans,potato scallop, corn scallop, tomato scallop,ham, meatballs, potato salad, coleslaw,casseroles, pickles, rolls and tea with layercakes or dessert. Cost or the supper is $10/adults and $5/students.

Proceeds rom the supper will go to theWomens Institute and Community Hall.528

COUNRy JAMBOREE

Te Mens Group o St. Johns United Churchare sponsoring a Country Jamboree withGary Burgess and Friends at the ChurchHall on Saturda, Noember 12th rom7:00-10:30pm. Special guests include: CarolSoucy, Herb Isbill, Howard & Joyce Ross;Guest Fiddler George Steeves along withthe regulars.

Admission to the Jamboree will be $7.50(at the door). For more inormation call433-1822. 525

BREAkFAS IN BARNESvILLECommunity Breakast at the Barnesville Presbyterian Church(1257 Rte 820 Barnesville) the third Saturday o each month(Noember 19th) rom 8:00-11:30am. Te menu includesscrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns, bake beans, toastcoee & juice (or) French toast, bacon, sausage, ruit, yogurtmun, coee & juice. Cost or the breakast - $5/adults; $3/children, preschoolers eat or ree.

ake-outs available by calling 832-7790. Everyone welcome508

CARDS - COME JOIN HE FUNEvening o cards at the Norton Shore Community Centre -Cribbage on uesdays 7:30pm, and Auction 45s - Tursdays at7:30pm. Rereshments Served. 112



DRAGON BOA SILvER MEDALA big Tank You to the many merchants and proessionals whocontributed to the sponsorship o our Hampton Dragon Boatteam, the Ossekeag River Express, this year in the Saint JohnDragon Boat Festival. We made it to the Silver Medal roundhowever unortunately we will not be able to display a Silvermedal at the town hall this year.Many thanks go to the Hampton Canoe Club or letting us use

one o their boats to practice in or the summer, and to DarylMcFarlane or diligently contacting our sponsors and raising themoney necessary to enter into the race. eam members, thankyou or your dedication and hard work. 122

RCL BR#62 AUxILIARy BURSARyBursary applications are being accepted until Frida,Noember 18th and will be awarded in December2011. Applicants must have lived on the Peninsulawhen you graduated, and are now urthering youreducation. Applications need to include the nameand Reg # o the Veteran o whom you are applying.

Give a little inormation about yoursel and whatyou are going to be taking or your career. Please send yourname, address and phone number to: Constance Landry, 44Henderson Road, Saint John, NB E2M 7B2. 120

ROACHvILLE CEMEERy MEEINGTe Fall Meeting o the Roachville Cemetery Association will beheld on uesda, Noember 15th at the Roachville CommunityHall starting at 7:00pm. All lot holders and interested amilymembers are invited to attend. 531

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AR CONES DEADLINE ExENDEDTe United Nations has declared 2011 as theInternational Year o Forests. o celebrate NewBrunswicks orests, Fundy Model Forest and theAssociation o Registered Proessional Foresterso New Brunswick are sponsoring a province-wide art competition with total prizes valued atapproximately $2500.

Te deadline or entries has been extended until12:00noon onTursda, Noember 10th.For youth o high-school age, one grand prize o an iPad 2 will

be awarded with cash prizes o $250 and $150 in each o the visual and multi-media categories. Te New Brunswick ForesProducts Association is sponsoring an additional honourablemention award o $150.

Kindergarten to Grade 8 entries will be urther divided intothree age levels or judging purposes, with prizes to be awardedin each. Te three rst place prizes are a Nintendo DSI, I-une/I-Pod gi card and a digital camera. Second and third place inall three levels will receive $100 and $50 gi cards each.

Entries rom Kindergarten to Grade 8 age youth should bemailed to ARPFNB at 1350 Regent Street, Fredericton, NB E3C2G6. Entries by high school age youth can be emailed to FMF at

[email protected] or mailed to Fundy Model Forest701 Main Street, Sussex, NB E4E 7H7.Contest guidelines are available at www.undymodelorest

net and www.arpnb.ca, or by contacting the event organizersEd Czerwinski, Executive Director, Association o RegisteredProessional Foresters o New Brunswick (ARPFNB) [email protected] or Barb Scott, Communications CoordinatorFundy Model Forest, 432-7565, [email protected]

SINGLES & FRIENDS EvENSBreakast or Singles continue every Sunday 10:00am at HollysRestaurant in Hampton and weekly volleyball on Wednesday

evenings 8:00-10:00pm at Rothesay Park Middle School (cos$4.00) open to all adults - married or single.

Singles & Friends will be hosting a dance on SaturdaNoember 5th at the Branch #69 Legion, Wilson St W, SaintJohn. Doors open at 8:30pm with music by DJ starting at9:00pm. Open to anyone over age o 19. $5/members and $7/non-members.

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SUPPER & DANCE IN MARkHAMvILLETe annual urkey Supper at the Markhamville Cookhouse willbe held on Saturda, Noember 5th rom 3:30-6:30pm. Cost orthe supper is $10/adults, $5/children 6-12, pre-schoolers eat orree.

At the Hall rom 5:00-9:00pm warm apple cider will be servedwhile a traditional Music Session takes place. Please bring aninstrument and join in.

Finishing up the evening in the hall will be an Old ime NewBrunswick Square Dance rom 9:00pm-12:00midnight with livemusic. Admission $5.Te Cookhouse and Hall are both located in Markhamville in

the hills south o Sussex o Rte 111. 845

FUNDy PADDLERSCome out and enjoy the New Brunswick waters - check outFundy Paddlers Club at undypaddlersclubinc.com. rainingtripping and meetings with ellow paddlers.

Te Fundy Paddlers Club meets the third Monday o themonth, 7:00pm, at Hammond River Angling Association. 403

BENEFI FOR GLORIA HAyWARDA Benet or Gloria Hayward will be held at the Sussex Legionon Sunda, Noember 20th rom 1:00-5:00pm. Tere will bea donation box at the door, 50/50 draws, a bake sale, a silentauction, rafes, along with live local entertainment

Gloria has been diagnosed with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma,which is a very aggressive type o breast cancer. She has beenundergoing extensive chemotherapy treatments, has yet to gothrough surgery, with many radiation treatments to ollow.

Due to the expensive cost or travelling to and rom treatments,medical expenses and her ongoing day to day expenditures, ourgoal o having this benet is to ease some o her nancial burdenwhile ghting this terrible disease.Any assistance we as a community can provide would be greatly

appreciated. o donate to the silent auction, bake sale or rafesplease contact anya at 434-5295. 518

FALL SUPPER IN BELLEISLESt. Simon and St. Judes AnglicanChurch in Belleisle and Kings KirkUnited are sponsoring a Fall urkeySupper at the Belleisle Creek Hall(in Belleisle Creek) on Sunda,Noember 13th rom 3:30-6:30pm.Te supper menu includes: urkey,dressing, potatoes, peas, squash, carrots and apple/pumpkin pieCost or the supper is $12/adults, $6/children under 12 or $30/amily o our. 532

HARvES URkEy SUPPERTe Kennebecasis Lions Club will be holding a Harvest urkeySupper on Sunda, Noember 6th rom 4:00-6:30pm at theBill McGuire Centre. Cost or the supper is $10/person or $25/amily. ickets are available by calling 847-2827 or 847-1645.Please help support our community. 414

QUIL ICkE WINNERVicki recartin (le) was the 20011 winner o the Quilt icketSales by the Nauwigewauk Darling Seniors. Helen Blakney isshown presenting Vicki with her quilt. 415



CARD PARIES IN BELLEISLEBelleisle Creek Seniors will be holding Card Parties at theBelleisle Creek Hall on Saturda aernoons (starting onNoember 5th) starting at 1:30pm.

All welcome. 513

CHRISMAS IN HE LANETe Apohaqui LowerMillstream RecreationCouncil is sponsoring the

Christmas In Te LaneDessert Partyon Tursda, December 1stat 7:00pm in the ApohaquiRecreation Centre (16Jones Memorial Park Road,Apohaqui). We have invitedthe ever popular Al Smithwho will provide an eveningo enjoyable music or yourlistening pleasure and 20 ormore delicious desserts will be presented or your choice.

Guests will have an opportunity to visit In the Christmas Laneas we have invited a number o gied artists and entrepreneurs to

show their ware or your convenience. We plan to have knittinggreenery, photography, jewelleryChristmas cras, etc. As well, TeJelly Cupboard will be open.

I anyone is interested in having atable give us a call, we may still haveroom.Doors open at 6:15 and you will be

greeted with a tasty glass o punchalong with crackers and cheese. Itpromises to be an evening o unor everyone. Advanced tickets only- $10 each. Call Marylou Wiggins433-5796; Marsha Burgess 4334571Evelyn Douthwright 433-2486Barb Brown 433-2546 or any otherRecreation Council member.

Hope to see you there! Oh, did wesay... Santa is invited? 535

ZIPPy AFER FIFyTe Hampton Seniors Resource Centre (31 DeMille CourtHampton) and Go Ahead Seniors would like to invite you toan aernoon o inspiration, un and inormation or the 50Pluson Frida, Noember 4th rom 12:30-4:00pm. Presenters wilinclude David Lutz - Wills, Power o Attorney and EstatePlanning, Mary Ann Ketchum - Downsizing and MovingOn, Murray Carpenter - Laughter...Good or What Ails You!Yennah Hurley - Nordic Walking. Other demonstrations andbooths will include Zumba Gold and Benderball, ShannexVolunteer Bureau, We Care and ransition House. Tere will bedisplays and activities as well as a door prize draw.

Admission by donation. Bring a riend or neighbour and joinus! For more inormation contact Diane OConnor at 849-1947411



CARD PARIES IN LOWERMILLSREAM

Auction 45s cards every uesday evening at7:30pm at the Lower Millstream Hall (Rte880/875). Te cost to play is $4.00/personand includes a 50/50 ticket and lunch. Comebring your riends and have a un evening.505

CHRISMAS EA & BAZAARTe Church o the Ascension ACW aresponsoring their annual Christmas ea &Bazaar on Saturda, Noember 5th rom1:00-3:00pm at the Anglican Church Hallin Apohaqui. Admission to the ea is $7

and there will be Food and Cra tables.Everyone welcome. 834

SHALE GAS INFO MEEINGShale Gas It is About You! Do you know all you need toabout Shale Gas development in the Kennebecasis Valley? Aninormation evening will be held at the Norton Catholic Hall onWednesda, Noember 9thstarting at 7:30pm.For more inormation please contact Kate Raven at 839-2956 or

Jennier van der Sluys at 839-2717. 538

HHS INFORMERTe Valley Volleyball Club (VVC) hostedtheir rst tournament o the year at the schoollast weekend. Tis club is composed o 17-18year olds, and is a way or the players to stayon top o their game during the rst monthso winter beore the high school season startsin February. Te tournament couldnt haverun smoother! Te 120 Leadership class was,or the most part, running the tournament,along with the help o some o the younger

volleyball players, and other people willing to lend a hand. Terewas an excellent show o skill at this tournament, which madethe volunteering exciting!

Te athlete o the week program is run by a committee whogets in touch with the coaches o the current sports going onat the school, and nds out which players have been playingexceptionally in the last week. Tis program is now up andrunning, and the rst athlete o the year has been selected. revorFloyd has been selected due to his outstanding perormance onthe ootball eld. Congratulations to revor!

Te senior boys, senior girls, and junior girls soccer teamsseasons are nished, but the teams are pleased with their results.

Te senior boys nished the season with a record o: 3 wins, 3losses, and 5 ties. Te senior girls nished their season with arecord o: 5 wins, 4 losses, and 3 ties. Te junior girls nishedwith a record o: 1 win, 7 losses, and 2 ties. Te boys nishedtheir season 4th place in the standings, as did the senior girls. Te

junior girls nished in 6th place, not bad at all!Te high school boys Hockey team has been selected, and the

girls team is in the selection process. Both the boys and girlsbasketball teams are also in the selection process and should bechosen soon.With the turn o the season, new sports are starting up at HHS.

What an exciting time o year! Stay posted or upcoming gamesand results!

Article By: Brittany Beyea, Luke Bradley, Johnny Cullen,

Anthony Lee. 116



U.S. Filing Requirements Information SessionAre you a U.S. citizen, have dual status or hold a green card?

Are you living in Canada and earning income? You may be

required to le your personal income taxes in the United

States. Do you know what your obligations are to the IRS? Are

you aware of the rules that pertain to RRSP and Canadian bank

accounts?

Come to our free information session to learn all about the U.S.

personal income tax ling requirements. This session will cover

the rules and obligations of individuals residing in Canada.

Several scenarios will be discussed along with dierent options

available to the taxpayer.

Presenter:Jeanette Cosman

When: November 8, 2011 at 7PM

Where: Bethany Bible College, Stairs Hall Room 205

Cost: FREE!

To register please contact Gillian Hayes at 506-433-4202or email [email protected]

PROSAE CANCER SUPPOR GROUPSARING

A Prostate Cancer Support group or Saint John and outlyingtowns and communities will hold its rst meeting on uesdaNoember 1st at 7:00pm. Te group will use the social roomat St. James the Less Church located at 1760 Rothesay RoadRothesay. Subsequent monthly meetings are set or the rstuesday evening o each month.

In association with the Prostate Cancer Canada Network(PCCN), a National help and voice organization, the aimso the group are to: Help men, their amilies and caregiversunderstand and cope with prostate cancer by providing up-todate inormation and individual peer to peer support; Providetime and a relaxed environment or men and their amilies toshare questions, experiences and stories related to their journeyProvide a orum where issues and concerns can be discoveredand questions answered; Provide opportunity to hear rominvited proessionals who serve in prostate cancer medical andsupport elds.

Support group members provide emotional support to eachother; demonstrate that one is not alone, and that others sharesimilar experiences and concerns. Tis support group canbecome a vital and positive inuence in the lie o individuals

with prostate cancer, as has been experienced by many o thosediagnosed with prostate cancer in Canada.Everyone who is being tested, watched, deciding a treatment

path, is under treatment or has completed treatment is welcomeand encouraged to attend. Family members, caregivers andthose wishing more inormation about Prostate Cancer are alsomost welcome.

For urther inormation call Doug Moore, Co-ordinator, at847-1628. 815

BENEFI FOR kENNy LUESA benet is being held on Saturda, Noember 5th 7:00pm athe RCL #58 Hampton. Tere will be a silent auction and baketable. Entertainment or the evening will be by the ays Brothers Cliord & Stewart and band.

Te proceeds rom this event will go to assist Kenny withmedical costs related to cancer surgery and chemo/radiationtreatments. Donations will be greatully accepted at the door808



or visit us at 14 Industrial Drive, Sussex.

FORMER PENOBSQUIS SCHOOLANNIvERSARyTe ormer Penobsquis Superior School will be 100 years old in2012. Te original school building is still standing in Penobsquisand we are looking or any person(s) out there who would beinterested in organizing a celebration or the August longweekend in 2012.

Please phone Doris Smith at 433-4162, dorisllllsmith@gmailcom or Donna Murray at 433-3298, [email protected] - assoon as possible so we can get started. 844

BENEFI FOR PAULINE HOMPSONA Benet will be held or PaulineTompson at the Sussex Lions Denon Sunda, Noember 6th rom1:00-4:00pm. Music will be by GaryBurgess & Friends, Justin Banister,Junior Tibodeau, Conerstone andspecial guests Sherry & JustinLackie and Leon Daigle. Tere willbe a 50/50 draw, silent auction andtickets or sale on a gi basket.

Proceeds rom this event will go tohelp Pauline with medical expenses

associated with cancer treatments. For more inormation pleasecontact Peggy Tibodeau at 432-9184 or Janet Klassen at 433-6052. 523

AvIAN ASSOCIAION INFORMAIONDo you own a Budgie? A Macaw? A cockatoo? Are you interestedin exotic birds? Would you like to get together with others thathave that same interest? Te Eastern Canada Avian Associationis a great group o people that exchange inormation, supportand share their love o parrots. You dont need to already own a

parrot to join. Everyone is welcome!We have meetings that include great speakers, shopping, rafesand lots o un. We have a Facebook group as well. Please see usthere [email protected] contact the Association or more inormation. We welcomemembers rom all areas o Eastern Canada!

Locally you can contact 652-9347, our President NancyRichards can be reached at 454-5668. Te ECAA website is www.ecavianassociation.com. Looking orward to meeting you! 813

FIDDLE DO & PO LUCkKim & George Boone and the NB Fiddle Association will behosting a Fiddle-Do/Potluck event at the Hampton ResourceCenter on Saturda, Noember 5th rom 2:00-6:30pm. 139



HACC CELEBRAESSMALL BUSINESS WEEk 2011

More than 70 individuals enjoyed breakast at Hollys Restauranon Tursday, October 20th as the Hampton Area Chamber oCommerce celebrated this years Small Business Week. Co-hosts were Sheryl Moore, current HACC President, and anyaWhitaker-Garnett, who headed the organizing committee orthis years event.

Te Chamber award or Longevity and Reliability, sponsored byBell Aliant, went to Hampton Dental Clinic. Barb Curry o BelAliant presented the award to Dr. Warren Tompkins.

Brenda Blacquire o the Business Development Bank presentedthe 2011 award honouring a New and Exciting Business toShiretown Publicans. Owner Edward Baird accepted the award

Hollys Restaurant is the winner o the 2011 Presidents ChoiceAward. Wayne Love represented sponsor Enterprise Fundy, andpresented the award to owner Holly Singh.



HACC presented a new award in 2011, to a business or individualwho provided exceptional support to our Chamber during thepast year. Paul Beals, representing sponsor CBDC, handedthe Member Appreciation Award to Debbie Hickey, owner oOssekeag Publishing.

Tis years own o Hampton Award, presented by Mayor KenChorley, went to Bayview Credit Union, represented by ShawnLeonard, Hampton Branch Manager.

Rivers Corbett, entrepreneur, motivational speaker, and co-ounder o Relish Gourmet Burgers, entertained and inspiredhis audience, reviewing his own personal business history andletting us in on his recipe or success.

Te Hampton Chamber wishes to thank award sponsors:Bell Aliant, Enterprise Fundy, Business Development Bankand CBDC. Tanks also to the donors o the many great doorprizes: Bell Aliant, Scotiabank, Pharmasave, Atlantic Med EquipSupplies, Goosedown Cottage, Beverlys Day Spa & Laser;Liestyles Health & Fitness Studio, Coastal Graphics, the owno Hampton, Fundy Mutual Insurance, Hampton Inn & Suites,Country reasures, Te Barn in Bloomeld, Vintage Bistro& Lounge, Helga Lobb Art Studio, Staples, Empire Teatres,Boutique Zekara/Merle Norman, Hampton Computer Shop,Bayview Credit Union, Chapmans Ice Cream Small Business Week is a registered trademark of the BusinessDevelopment Bank of Canada. 125

Home Hardware is currently

accepting resumes for the

position of Contractor Sales

Person. is is a full time

position and knowledge of

building materials would be an asset. Apply in person

with resume and application to John Wheaton.

406 William Bell Drive, Hampton

Employment Opportunity



LUNCHEON-CARD PARy FUNDRAISER

Te Ladies Division o the Hampton GolClub invite you to attend our ChristmasLuncheon & Card Party on uesdaNoember 15th 12:30pm at Our Ladyo Perpetual Help Church on RothesayRoad. Te cost is $12/person. Allproceeds will again go to Breast CancerResearch.o reserve tickets please contact Bobbie

McLoughlin at 847-5138,[email protected]. 409

BENEFI FOR GERALD PIERSA Benet Supper, Auction & Dance will be held or Gerald Pierson Saturda, Noember 26th at the Royal Canadian LegionBranch Hall #62 (Moss Glen, Kingston Peninsula). Te doorsopen 4:00-6:30pm or Supper, 7:30-9:00 or Live Auction andthe Dance will be rom 9:00 till close. Tis event will include aurkey Supper, Live & Silent Auctions, rafes ollowed by a D.JDance hosted by roy & Angela Mercer.

Gerald is a well-liked, lie-long resident o the KingstonHampton & Belleisle communities. He has recently undergonehis second major brain tumor surgery and has just completedradiation to slow down growth o the tumor which is stillpresent. Due to recovery he hasnt been able to work or sometime. Funds raised will go towards travel and medical expenses

Reserved supper tickets can be picked up at Te KingstonFarmers Market, Noember 5th, 12th & 19th. Stop by the boothor a piece o gingerbread & hot sauce with proceeds or thisbenet. ickets may also be picked up at Ken-Val Insurance, #46Kierstead Avenue, Hampton or call Heather Reuvekamp at 832-3858. Cost o tickets: $10/adults; $6/ages 6-12; under 6 eat orreeAny persons willing to volunteer hosting this supper or willing

to bring desserts would be greatly appreciated.

We are also canvassing or our Live & Silent Auctions. Acceptingdonations or services, goods, produce, gi certicates, etc. wilbe greatly appreciated.

For contact please call: Kevin & Judy Bond 832-7824; MarionSmith 832-4712; Norma & Jim Mercer 832-5645; Margot &Malcolm Dann 832-3270; Margaret & Ronnie Dann 832-4578413



HAMPON FOOD BASkE& CLOHING CENRE

Many thanks to all who have helped withthis outreach in the past month; specialthanks go out to the Bank o Nova Scotiaor the donated ood; Nicole Richardsonor the 20% rom the sales at Te PamperedChe; Elaine Robichaud and the hospitaldietitians who picked and packaged loadso lovely apples and the Farm credit Canadain concert with the Atlantic CommunityChurch or 500lbs o super ood stus, weare most grateul to you all.

We are in need o more volunteers, some able young menwould be especially welcome as many o our clients are disabledand need help with carrying their boxes. A couple o hours oncea month would make a huge dierence to this outreach.

Registration or Christmas is on going, clients are asked toregister at the Food Bank closest to them bringing Medicare#s and household details. Cross-checking is perormed by theChristmas exchange to ensure that no amily registers at morethat one ood bank.Our Christmas baskets will be prepared on December 21st rom

1:00pm until 3:00pm; the assembling o the boxes will begin at8:00am on December 22nd and, as in the past, the communityis invited to this truly heart warming event, a real taste o whatChristmas is all about.

Gi cards supporting the ood basket are available or alloccasions, a grand way to gi those who are dicult to shop orand a wonderul way to support the Basket, call Betty at 832-7526 to order.Any good quality appliances or urniture available or donation

to us must be channeled through Janice at 832-4340; such itemscannot be held at the Food Basket due to lack o space. Food -dry goods only, can be le at the Hampton Save Easy or at theIrving Station; our thanks are extended to both or this useulsupport.

We will be accepting Christmas wrappings and decorations atboth the November and December dates so please search yourcupboards. Its so much more un or our young people i thegis can be wrapped! Te next preparation day is Noember16th at 8:00am. Te next client day is Noember 17th rom 8:30to 11:00am.Emergency Numbers: Janice, 832-4340; Judy, 832-3291; Debbie

832-4039; Betty 832-7526. Inasmuch as ye have done it unto the least of these my brethren,

ye have done it unto me. 107



6H HAMPON BEAvERS, CUBS, SCOUS &vENURERS

Its an exciting year or the Scoutingmovement in Hampton. For the rsttime ever we have a Venturers group!Tese youth, aged 14-17, have lled theirexecutive positions and are now planningtheir activities or the year. Tey held theirrst camp last weekend and are preparingor a ull moon hike in November. I youwant to get out in the great outdoors, thisis the group to join!

New Beavers were welcomed into the colony in early OctoberOur youngest members are planning a campre night, seeingwhos the scariest at a Halloween party, and learning about thesignicance o Remembrance Day.

New Scouts were invested in early October. Te troop is busypreparing or the 46th Annual Star rek camp held at Fundy ParkOver 100 youth rom NB and PEI participate in this challengeScouts continue to plan weekend hikes and work on individuaand group badges.

New Cubs were invested during a campre ceremony. TeCubs have been to a weekend Night Owl camp. Up-coming

activites include learning Morse code, an obstacle course hikeand working on badges.A huge thank-you goes to the businesses and people in

Hampton who support our undraisers. Funds raised romactivities like Apple Day and Scouts Popcorn allow our youth toenjoy many o the activities mentioned in this article. A bottledrive in the Pharmasave parking lot on Saturda, Noember12th rom 10:00am-2:00pm will be our next undraiser, so savethose bottles and cans or the youth to collect!Scouts Canada is a terric organization or both boys and girls

New members are always welcome. Funding may be availablethrough PRO Kids or Scouts No One Le Behind. I you and/or your child are interested in joining, please check out ourwebsites at hamptonscouts.ca or Scouts.ca. 114

-Memorial-In loving memory of our wonderful Wife,

Mom and Nana,Shirley Crawford whopassed away one year ago today,

November 1, 2010.

You can shed tears that she is gone,Or you can smile because she has lived.You can close your eyes and pray that she will come back,Or you can open your eyes and see all that she has left.Your heart can be empty because you can't see her,Or it can be full of the love that you shared.You can turn your back on tomorrow and live yesterday,Or you can be happy for tomorrow because of yesterday.You can remember her and only that she is gone,Or you can cherish her memory and let it live on.You can cry, be empty and turn your back,Or you can do what she would want,

Smile when you remember her, love and go on.

We think about you and miss you every day,

Love, your husband Herb,children, Steven and Susan and their families

HHS BOLE DRIvEHampton Bottle Drive will be held at thePharmasave on Saturda, Noember 5th rom8:00am-4:00pm. Bottles are being collected insupport the Hungry Student program at HamptonHigh School.Tank you rom the PCCS. 134



UPHAM BREAkFAS BUFFEBreakast will be held the second Saturdayo each month 8:00-10:00am at the WI/Seniors (Hall, 2117 Rte 820) in Upham.Come and enjoy a really lling breakastwith your riends and neighbours or only

$6/person, $20/amily - or have just toast and coee or $2.Presented by the Anglican Parish Churches o Upham.For more inormation contact 832-7253. 507

PARkINSONS SUPPOR GROUPLocally, the Parkinsons Support Group holds meetings in Sussexon the secondTursday o each month at 2:00pm in the HeritageRoom o the Kiwanis Nursing Home.

For more inormation please contact Max Lutz at 433-3330 orLeona Gionet at 433-5342. 517

FUNDy CINEMA POLIICACinema Politica is a grassroots network thatdistributes and exhibits political cinema at

campuses and in communities across Canadaand internationally. Our Fundy Cinema Politicagroup has been showing a lm the last Tursdayo every month, at the Fundy Model Forest

building, at 7:00pm. We also provide popcorn or a smalldonation. Te last lm will be Garbage Warrior which will beshown on Noember 24th.

I you would like more inormation on the documentariesplease go to the website www.cinemapolitica.org and go to up-coming screenings and scroll down to our group called Fundy.520

OPEN HOUSE

November 17th6pm - 9PM

OPEN HOUSE

November 17th6pm - 9PM

Is inviting you to an openhouse for all women who wish

to give him the Ultimate Gift.Whether is for his Truck, ATV,

Snowmobile or Car, with the help of

Ultimate Offroad you will be excitedto surprise him with the perfect gift,

Dana of Ultimate Offroad will bethere to help you find just the rightgift for the man on your ChristmasList. She will be able to answer all

your questions and help you get whathe really wants.

A Sentsy Represntative will beonsite with gifts for her as well.There will be door prizes and lots of great

gifts to choose from. Check outwww.amandapieroway.scentsy.ca

Be sure to bring with you: The year,Make, Model, Body Style (extended

cab, regular cab etc) and engine sizeif possible. Ultimate Offroad also

offers general repair on all vehicles.Licensed MVI inspection Station &

Winter Tires

14 Friars DriveBaxters Corner (Past the SJ Airport)

Visit www.ultimateoffroad.ca/directions.htm fora map and directions or call 506-652-5438

Gift Certificatesavailable

Gift Certificatesavailable

Ultimate Offroad & PerformanceUltimate Offroad & Performance

Coffee/Tea and Sweets will be served.Come out for an evening of relaxedshopping for him, in the company ofother women on the same quest of

getting him the ULTIMATE gift!

Coffee/Tea and Sweets will be served.Come out for an evening of relaxedshopping for him, in the company ofother women on the same quest of

getting him the ULTIMATE gift!

FALL SUPPER IN BELLEISLESt. Simon and St. Judes Anglican Church in Belleisle and KingsKirk United are sponsoring a Fall urkey Supper at the BelleisleCreek Hall (in Belleisle Creek) on Sunda, Noember 13th rom3:30-6:30pm. Te supper menu includes: urkey, dressing,potatoes, peas, squash, carrots and apple/pumpkin pie. Cost orthe supper is $12/adults, $6/children under 12 or $30/amily oour. 532



vISIORS O kIWANIS SUSSExTe Kiwanis Eastern Canada and Caribbean Region GovernorJanet Atkinson, recently made an ocial visit to District 18o which Te Kiwanis Club o Sussex is a member. On FridayOctober 15th governor Janet, escorted by Lt. Governor NargisKheraj visited Sussex and was given a tour o the town murals,and projects such as the Kiwanis Nursing Home and OConnelPark which Sussex Kiwanis played a role in. Te tour was lead byPast President Jeanette Jonah and other members o the SussexKiwanis and was ollowed by a luncheon.

Te Eastern Canada and the Caribbean District is one o50 Districts and the largest geographic district o KiwanisInternational. Presently, it comprises 28 Divisions, 350 clubsand 20,000 adult and youth members. Our District serves thecommunities in Eastern Canada and the ollowing CaribbeanCountries: Bahamas, Jamaica, Netherlands Antilles, Arubarinidad and obago, Martinique, Barbados, GuadeloupeSuriname, French Guiana, St Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, GuyanaSt-Kitts and Haiti.

Regular meetings are held every Tursday at 6:00pm. Formore inormation on how you can become more involved inyour community, contact im or Linda Devine at 433-1665. Wewould love to see you there! 527

CRAF SALE A S JOHNSTe Mens Group o St. Johns United Church (Sussex Cornerare sponsoring a Cra Sale at the Church Centre on FridaDecember 2nd rom 1:00-7:00pm and Saturda, December 3r

rom 9:00am-3:00pm. ables are available or rental by calling433-2344 or 433-1556. 536

ASSIS WORkSHOP IN SUSSExAn Applied Suicide prevention Skills raining Workshop willbe held on Monda, Noember 21st & uesda, Noember 22n

at Bethany Bible College (Administration Building, WesternStreet, Sussex). Registration ee or this workshop is $150 ($100or students) and includes training materials, nutrition breaksand lunch.

Tis is a LivingWorks program sponsored by the Sussex andSurrounding Area Communities Suicide Prevention CommitteeFor more inormation please contact Karen Scott at 432-2072539

REMEMBRANCE DAy IN BERWICkTere will be a Remembrance Day Service at the Berwick Hallon Frida, Noember 11th starting at 10:45am. All are welcome533



HHS GRAD CLASS UPDAEIt is hard to believe that it is alreadyNovember! As scary as it sounds, Juneis creeping closer, and beore we knowit, it will be the end o the year, and therewill be many un Grad Class activities tocelebrate graduation! Beore these activitiescan take place, however, grads must paytheir graduation ee o $100. Tis ee willcover the costs o many o the big events,

such as Prom, Prom Dinner, Grad Dinner,Graduation Ceremony, Sae Grad and other events.

Te Collection o grad ees will be on the ollowingdays: uesda, Noember 1st; Wednesda, Noember 2nd

Tursda, Noember 3rd; uesda, Noember 8th; WednesdaNoember 9th; and hursda, Noember 10th. With six days ocollection, there is lots o opportunity to get this ee checkedo the to-do list.

Te rst Grad Class Coee House o the year was heldrecently, and what a success it was. It was great to see thetalented students o Hampton High show o their skills at thisevent. A thank you goes out to special guest Andrew Conrador volunteering his time to come play some great pieces.

Te annual Scare Fest was held last Tursday and was a greatsuccess! Tank you to Dave Wolpin o Kredls Corner Marketor the donations, and to all o the volunteers who helped tomake this night an extra spooky and un event or all!

With many upcoming events on the horizon, it is going tobe hard to keep track o everything that is going on with thegraduating class o 2012. Keep reading the HHS Grad ClassUpdate to stay inormed on important dates and un events103

SUSSEx AR CLUB EvENOn Frida, Noember 4th (7:00-9:00pm) and SaturdaNoember 5th (l0:00am-4:00pm) at the Sussex AnglicaChurch Hall (corner Main and Fowler Ave.) there will be odisplay oil, acrylic, pastel and watercolour paintings by locaand surrounding area artists. Fred Harrison, one o the townmuralists, will be there painting on site. Friday evening therwill be live music and light rereshments, while you look ovethe creativity o our artists. Admission is ree.

For more inormation contact Erma Macaulay at [email protected]. 840

Family and Friends inviteyou to join Billy Sheppard

to help celebrate his

70th Birthday at the

Hampton Legion

November 19th from

1:00pm - 4:00pm

Happy Birthday!



COUNCIL MEETING

The next regular Council meeting is

scheduled for Tuesday, November 8th at 7p.m.

in Council Chambers. This meeting is open to

the public. All requests to appear and written

submissions to Council must be delivered to

the Clerk by noon on Friday, November 4th.

NATUREFEST

The NatureFest Committee wishes to thank

those businesses, organizations, and

individuals for their participation in the rst

annual NatureFest, EnviroFair and LocavoreBanquet. Plans are already underway for next

year. For information on joining this

committee, call Jennifer Duguay at 832-6096

or e-mail [email protected].

PUBLIC SKATE TIMES

Free Skate (All Ages Welcome)

Sunday 2:00-3:00 p.m.

Monday 2:45-3:45 p.m.Thursday 2:45-3:45 p.m.

Free Skate for Preschool/Adults Only

Monday 1:00-2:30 p.m.

Wednesday 9:00-10:30a.m.

FACEBOOK

Residents, businesses and friends of the

Town of Hampton are encouraged to like

our new municipal facebook page, locatedat www.facebook.com/HamptonNB. The

page will be regularly updated with public

notices, council happenings, municipal

events and photographs.

WINTER PARKING

In accordance with By-law 170-05, the winter

parking ban comes into eect on November

1st until May 1st. During this time there is no

parking on any town streets or sidewalks

nightly from midnight until 7 a.m. During

the winter months parking on streets and

sidewalks can be dangerous practice and

can impede snow removal operations.

Vehicles may be towed at the vehicle

owners expense and the owner shall be

liable for a ne.



MAURE PROFESSIONALS NEWORk IN SJMature Proessionals Network (MPN) a social networkingorganization or single adults over the age o 40 has been launchedin Saint John. MPN oers a orum to meet and exchange ideasdevelop riendships and share common interests. Tey have aMeet and Greet Social every Friday night, 5:30-7:30pm at theChateau Saint John, on Rockland Road. You will be warmlywelcomed by a MPNSJ greeter who will introduce you to othermembers. A group o them also go out to dinner aer the Meetand Greet. Tey have already participated in several dierentactivities and are looking orward to a lot more interestingthings to do through the seasons.We hope you can nd time to join us. 831

MODEL RAIN SHOWTe Saint John Society o Model Railroaders will be sponsoringa Model rain Show at the Islandview Lions Club (8 MarketStreet, Quispamsis) on Saturda, Noember 5th rom 9:00am3:00pm. Admission is $5 with accompanied children, under 12

ree. Tere is lots o convenient parking.Te show will eature numerous displays o operating modetrains in three sizes. A Tomas display the children can run wilalso be set up. Te extensive HO modular display will this yeareature sound, a 280 oot main line and a replica o the McAdamtrain station. Te N scale display is larger this year and willascinate those with an eye or detail. As in years past the O sizetrains will amaze the children and bring back ound memoriesto others.

Among other eatures o the day there will also be a clubsponsored white elephant table. Railway history in the orm o aull size 1915 Velocipede will be on display. Te Lions canteenwill be open or breakast and lunch. 816

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WATERFRONT!2036 RTE 820 UPHAM,

3-6 bdrm home on 10 Acres, 3/9 COMBO GOLFCOURSE, INGROUND POOL, your year roundprivate escape or investment retreat! Incredible10+/- acres with 3+ bedroom home, surroundedby beautiful mountains fronting the HammondRiver. A year-round home with bonus - featuringa 2-storey guest house connected by a NewBrunswick insulted BREEZEWAY with a separateguest sleeping room on top. Spacious mainhome features kitchen - dining room, large livingroom, sunroom, family room, 2 & 1/2 baths, mainoor laundry, master bedroom ensuite,hardwood & tamarack ooring throughout themain house. Separate entrance guest housefeatures 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, kitchen, livingroom & deck. Outside enjoy & relax to yourpreference with a 16x32 IN-GROUND SOLARHEATED POOL or feeling up for a game of golf?No problem, immaculately groomed groundsinclude a 3/9 combo GOLF COURSE. Althoughyou can seasonally drive directly to this estatevia Back River Road, it can be accessed yr roundby enjoying the history & essence of naturewhile walking the cable/footbridge crossing theHammond River. MLS SJ114782

$254,900$254,900

SMITHTOWN OPEN HOUSE,SAT NOV 5TH 24

19 Mount Prospect Rd, Quaint Country style, 3bdrm home on 2+- acres, Unique Character &Charm in Smithtown/Titusville. Main oor features,large foyer, gorgeous original staircase, nice sizekitchen, beautiful birch cabinets. Large diningroom featuring nook area surrounded by hugebright bay windows, cozy living room, 1/2 bath,nice size back entry. Second level features Masterbedroom & 2 other nice sized bdrms, full bathroom* Antique Tub*, separate laundry room. A shortwalking distance to the beach at the SmithtownCovered Bridge. MLS SJ114867

$169,900$169,900

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HOME ON 12 ACRES,190 TITUSVILLE RD

Titusville - Only 3yrs old! mini/home on a fullconcrete walkout basement. 3+ bdrm, openliving room kitchen dining concept featuringcathedral ceilings, main oor laundry, bdrmshave double closets & ensuit o master, verygenerous size back entry which leads to insidebasement access. Road frntge is endless, somany options. MLS SJ112627

$149,900$149,900CLOSE TO FUNDY SNOWMOBILE

TRAILS, 10542 ROUTE 114,

MECHANIC SETTLEMENT, CUTE THREEBEDROOM HOME OR YR ROUND COTTAGE. Amust sell & will look @ any reasonable oer. Thisthree bedroom home located in MechanicSettlement has had new windows on the mainoor, new vinyl siding, and new roof donerecently. Large, eat-in kitchen with plenty ofcupboard space and a moveable island. Singlecar garage has a loft for extra storage. Huge shed& garage. This location is ideal for hunting &snowmobiling.MLS SJ114254

$89,900$89,900

Comments from past clients...Tammy was very committed and involved in knowing what wasimportant to us, and kept our needs and wants a priority

Tammy was wonderful from beginning to end, and still keeps incontact with us.

We were very impressed that Tammy knew how to, and did thewater test for us.

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3+bdrm home on 2.5+ Acres! Attached 24 x 11Garage & ALSO separate huge 24 x 36 - 12ftceiling garage for your car hoist or to park yourRV & other toys in, PLUS a nice sized 20 x 10building WITH loft. Beautifully Landscaped,perfect lay of land for horses. Pride of OwnershipEvident. Ceramic & hardwood oors, cozy replace. Large back entry with bath, separateoce & entrance to house garage, nicely sizedfully nished family room. Main level featuresopen concept- kitchen, living room withamazing re place & mantel, open to diningroom with patio doors leading to deck withawning to enjoy the country views of your riverand open elds. 3 Bdrms, main bath - laundry onupper level. Many Updates Unique stand up/sitdown glass shower enclosure. *NEW* FORCEDAIR WOOD FURNACE. Electric back up. Fish,kayak, swim, cross country skiing & sledding tobe enjoyed. Additional acreage/land may bepurchased. MLS SJ113885

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$254,900New Price

$254,900LOG HOME ARCHITECTURALLY

DESIGNED ON 84+- ACRESSOUTHFIELD/CASSIDY LAKE, 300 CumberlandRd. Unique Log Home - 84 Acres, tranquility,peacefulness, escape... ArchitecturallyDesigned, 4 bedroom log home on 84 Acres,attached single car garage, also a separatedouble car-tractor garage, and barn with loft.Cozy sunroom, large kitchen /dining room withair tight woodstove, open living room conceptfeaturing a beautiful unique soap stonereplace, main oor features master & 2ndbdrms, main oor bath and laundry. Spiral stairswith hatch door leading to second level whereyou will nd a loft/studio and the 3rd & 4thbdrms. Insulated sound barrier between oors &through-out the home. This property awaits youto enjoy your very own private peaceful escape,beautiful view of hills, biking, snow mobile trails,perfect for the naturist and would also make anamazing ranch. MLS SJ114868

$345,000$345,000



HE COMMUNIy GIvES BACkTe Belleisle Rovers Rugby Club is not only made up o Rugbyenthusiasts and players but have also proven to be a volunteergroup o men and women who give willingly o their ree timeor community projects. On Frida, Noember 4th the BelleisleValley community is hosting a ribute to the Belleisle RugbyClub night at Te Belleisle Community Centre, an opportunityor the Community to Give Back. Tis night will include aturkey dinner, silent and live auctions, draws and door prizesGuest Speaker or the evening is Keith McAlpine, ormer

learning specialist or Physical Education and Health Educationor the Department o Education.Te Belleisle Rugby Club is celebrating 25 years, having been

established in 1986 and still as strong as ever. A large numbero students have evolved rom the High School teams into theSr. Mens & Womens teams. As well, a number o players havebeen a part o New Brunswick Provincial eams. Belleisle nativeChauncey Ooole is part o the Canadian National eamrecently returning rom the Rugby World Cup tournamentin New Zealand. He has now returned to Wales where he is amember o their National eam.

Proceeds rom the evening will benet the Belleisle BearsCommunity Sports Field Project, which has seen the renovationo the original playing eld, the construction o a second eld

paved basketball court, playground or the middle schoostudents, new goal posts, benches, bleachers, a shelter andwelcome sign. As well, a running/walking track is in place whichalready is seeing use by students rom both community schoolsand available to the public aer school hours. Tis eld is acommunity eld, providing innumerable benets or everyoneAs a community, we are proud o our accomplishments to date.ickets or the evening are $20 each available at Mama Georges

Restaurant, Valley View Sales, Up o Par or by calling Mary839-2474, Lynne 485-2574, or Chris 485-2558. ickets shouldbe purchased by Wednesday, November 2nd and will not beavailable at the door. 537

Te Belleisle Rugby Club, with players rom Saint John toSussex, has once again put Belleisle on the map with their recentProvincial Championship Win.



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Well maintained 3 bdr, 2 bathsDouble garage, shed, deck.

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1896 Rte. 895 Elgin$124,500

Beautiful Country Bungalow3 bdr, 1 bath, Modern KitchenPaved drive & double garage.

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12144 Rte. 114Penobsquis $99,900

Perfect starter or retirement home!Updates: new furnance, plumbing,new septic, some new windows.

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11 Orchard Crescent$72,500

Custom 2 bdr mini homeMud room, large bathroomFenced in yard with deck.

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92 Cedar Camp Rd.Waterford $57,900Older home 3 bdr. 1.47 acres.

Two detached garages!Beautiful view! Close to Poley!

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Parlee Brook Waterford$13,500

Water frontage! 4 Acres.Right of way across land.

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Approx. 4 acres of land.Purchaser to survey off.

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Cozy & Charming 3 bdr. Home1 acre, detached garage.

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HHS ADOP A GRADHampton High School is looking to develop anew program, to assist those graduating studentswhose amilies are experiencing nancial hardshipwith the costs associated with graduation. We areapproaching local businesses to Adopt a Grad and

assist with costs which include: graduation eesgraduation pictures, yearbook, prom dress/tuxedorental and hair. We estimate the cost to be approximately $400over the course o the year.I you are interested in the Adopt a Grad program or the 211-

12 school year, please contact ina Whitney at 832-1947. I youhave any questions, please contact me at 832-6179.

We appreciate your time and generosity in helping a uturegraduate o our community o Hampton. 131

HHS FALL PRODUCIONMembers o the Hampton High School Teatre Company arebusy preparing or their all production; Around the World in80 Days will be perormed Noember 23rd, 24th, 25th & 26th(curtain time 7:30pm). Adapted or the stage by Mark Brown,rom the novel by Jules Verne, the story centers around Britishadventurer Phileas Fogg (Anthony Duchesne) who gambles mosto his ortune to prove that he can circle the globe in a mere 80days. Set in 1872, Mr. Fogg and his aithul servant Passepartout(Damon Gordon) encounter countless wild characters as theyattempt to circle the globe in record time.

Te role o Detective Fix, the rustrated detective whosconvinced that Fogg is a bank robber, will be played by DevonEllis. Princess Aouda will be played by Emily Preeper. Additionalcast members include Christopher Donovan, Nell Henderson,

Paul Duchesne, Alyssa Boudreau, MacKenzie Galbraith, RyanMullet, Georgie Milburn, Dimitri Peddle, Brooke Cheeks, EmilyDesroches, Rosalynd Mitchell and Alex Fraser. Our productionstage manager will be rista Clark, with the assistance o LauraSehl. Tis play was described by the Ithaca imes as Flat-outhilarious.

ickets ($8 advance/$10 at the door) go on sale Noember7th at Hampton Pharmasave and Hampton High School Library(during regular school hours). 132

SENIORS 60+ DINNERTe next Seniors (60+) Dinner at the Hampton Baptist Churchwill be held on Frida, Noember 18th at 12:00noon. Tere is nocost or the meal but a ree will oering would be appreciated.For more inormation please call 832-3541. 121



CRAF FAIR FUNDRAISERTe Danny & Jessica Angel Foundation are holding their annuCra Fair on Saturda, December 3rd rom 9:00am-4:00pm athe Saint Francis Xavier Church hall on Church Ave. ables areavailable or rent ($15 or an 8 table) by calling Cindy at 4326625. Call soon - not many are le.Come and help us help children. All proceeds rom table rentals

go to oundation. 524

kIDS PROGRAM INMILLSREAM

A weekly ree childrensprogram oered by the Heado Millstream WesleyanChurch or ages 3-12 is heldon uesdays rom 6:30-7:30pm.

For more inormationcontact Rachel McGuireat 433-1761 or browseour website at hislight.ca/millstreamwesleyan.html. 515

SCS - DRIvE AWAy HUNGERFor a number o years, Sussex Christian School has partneredwith the Farm Credit Corporation in their annual all DriveAway Hunger campaign. Students rom Junior Kindergartenthrough Grade 12 were encouraged to ll a grocery bag withitems to help stock the shelves at the local Sussex Sharing Club.

Sta rom the Farm Credit Corporation arrived on TursdayOctober 13th with a big tractor and wagon to collect the groceriesStudents lined up to have all the bags weighed in and SussexChristian School weighed in about 925 pounds o groceriesthis year. As a ollow up, ve members rom the high schooleadership core went to the Sharing Club and helped sort thebags that came in, not only those collected at SCS, but rom theother area schools that participated in the program. Items weresorted, checked or expiry dates, then placed on the shelves othe Sharing Club. 519

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Lawrence E. Veniot tel: 832-3418

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Hampton Resource Center31 DeMille Court

ChristmasTea & Sale

Saturday, December 3rd11am - 1pm

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Make room forChristmas,Sell your used itemsin the Classifieds!

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Call 832-5613Call 832-5613

CHILD CARE

MOHER OF WO available in Hampton to care or your child12 years experience, part time (possible ull time) or aer schoolCall Nicole 943-0292.

CRAF SALES

CHRISMAS DECORAIONS sale, Nov. 12, 10:00am-3:00pm, Nov. 19, 10:00am-3:00pm at Bamara Inn, 998 Main StreetHampton, 832-9099.

RHODAS CHRISMAS CELEBRAION, Harbour Station, SaintJohn, Friday, Nov. 18, noon-9:00pm, Saturday Nov. 19, 10:00am6:00pm, Sunday Nov. 20, 10:00am-5:00pm. Cras, antiques, ar& ood rom eastern Canada, onsite demonstrations, hourlydoor prizes. Tis show is even bigger than last year...bring yourshopping list, relax and enjoy. Weekend pass, adults $6, seniors &students $5. 658-1232. A Family radition!

PIONEER CHRISMAS CRAF SALE, Brunswick Square, SainJohn. Tursday Nov. 3, 10:00am-8:00pm, Friday, Nov. 4, 10:00am

8:00pm, Saturday, Nov. 5, 10:00am-6:00pm. Tree levels o uniquhandcraed items will surely put you in the mood or Christmasshopping. Come join us!

JOYS SALE, 1058 Route 820, Barnesville, Nov. 12-13, 10:00am4:00pm, jams, jellies, pickles, knitting, cras homemade candy &ruitcakes.

3RD ANNUAL CHRISMAS CRAFERS SHOW on SaturdayNovember 12, 9:00am-3:00pm. Come visit, pick-up youChristmas baking and nd that unique, one-o-a-kind Christmasgi. Over 25 vendors to choose rom, ree admission, Sussex LionDen, 58 Willow Court, Sussex, table rentals 433-5033 or 432-6859

NEEDLE & FIBERS ANNUAL Cra Show & Sale. Friday Nov4 rom 2:00pm - 7:00pm, Saturday Nov. 5, 10:00am-4:0pm aOur Lady o Perpetual Help Church, Rothesay, lower level; enter

through Station Road. Free Admission.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.

FIREWOOD

IRED OF GEING HE WRONG size wood? Firewood cut tospecication. Call Doug 763-3486 or 333-5843.

SPRINGFIELD FIREWOOD, quality hardwood, cut, splitdelivered. Call 485-2349.

FOR REN

3 BEDROOM MINI HOME in Hampton, private lot, 4 appliancesincluded, $700/month. Call 647-4598.

NEW OFFICE SPACE available in centre o Hampton, wirelessinternet, boardroom, lunchroom, customer parking, separateentrance. $500+HS per month. 832-9049.

COMMERCIAL SPACE or lease 1031 Main Street, HamptonMain level parking, lot maintenance included, utilities includedlighted signage space available. Available Immediately, contactWayne at 653-1957.

HAMPON, 1st FLOOR, one bedroom apt., suitable or oneperson, private entrance, ample parking, heat, appliancesincluded, reerences & security deposit required. Available Dec. 1$550/month. 832-3293.

ONE BEDROOM LARGE apartment, Erbs Cove, overlookingwater. 832-3333.

MAkEOvERTese past ew months saw us undertake a makeover o our logoand look that we introduced in the magazines last month. Wehave had lots o discussion on colours and onts and styles, butunderneath Ossekeag Publishing has not changed. We put on anew pair o jeans and got an updated haircut, and we had un inthe process, and now we would love to have your comments andopinions as we continue to tweak the look.Fun as that may be, our primary ocus is not on the appearance

but the substance. One o the things I love about this businessis the many community minded people it brings me in contactwith. Tis week I had a visit rom a woman who works atHampton High School who is on a mission. Actually she is onseveral missions or her kids at the high school, but the specicinitiative she was in to see me about was Adopt A Grad. Anyone

who has had a child or grandchild graduate in recent yearswill understand the cost involved, with grad ees, grad photos,yearbook, prom. Not every amily is in a position to und allo this or their graduating student; in some cases they struggle

just to send their kids to school with a lunch every day. In thebig scheme o things, having grad photos and a yearbook andattending prom cannot trump buying groceries or the amily.

Still every young person should have the opportunity tohave the photos and the yearbook and to attend the prom, tocelebrate with their school riends as they make that big steprom childhood to the adult world. With that as their goal asmall group at Hampton High have identied the students mostin need o a little support and are working to ensure that theytoo will someday be able to haul out that old yearbook and show

their kids that yes indeed their ather really was the originalhipster or their mother was captain o the debate team. Teycan drag that old prom dress out o the back o the closet ortheir daughter to try on and can remember with ondness theend o their high school years. I you want to be part o this greatidea I can put you in touch with the organizers. I you want todo the same in your school, I will be happy to promote it or you.

Our little makeover has been un. Playing a small part to helpout a graduating student is a joy. A bit of fragrance always clings to the hand that gives roses. ~Chinese Proverb. 801



FOR SALE

WHIE, WHIRLPOOL bath, excellent condition, asking $150.832-5849.

CROSS BOW ARROWS, 2216s, traditional arrows, 1918s,compound bow, ully equipped. 832-3220.

QUILS, 1 Dresden plate with scalloped edges, 76x96, 1 logcabin, 76x100, wall hanging and pillows, hand quilted, beautiul,must see. Phone 832-4747.

MINK FUR COA size 14 and matching hat, reasonable oersconsidered. 847-3677 or email [email protected].

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.

NOICES

COIN SHOW, Nov. 6, Howard Johnson Hotel, Saint John, 9:30am-3:30pm, coins bought and sold. Furthur ino contact om, [email protected] or 650-0669. See you there!

PESGOLDENDOODLES, F1B, hypoallergenic, riendly, smart, loyal,all shots UD, some ready now. 485-1808 or 608-7335.

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 myheart 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. F.C.REAL ESAE

NEW PRICE, $249,000. Garden home, 5 Merritt Hill Road,Quispamsis (end o Gondola Point Road), superlative views, JohnHart construction. See propertyguys.com, ID#118248 or call847-1243.

SERvICES OFFERED

GE HIRED! Resumes that stand out! Do you eel your resume isnot truly showcasing your value & worth to potential employers?My resume writing will draw attention to your skills, talents &abilities so you will get the job you deserve. Invest In Yoursel!Youre Worth It! Paulette 663-1710.

SROLLER FI is heading indoors! Join us every Tursday,11:00am at the Bill McGuire Centre. Bring your baby or a great

work-out and meet other moms. Email [email protected] ormore ino and a waiver. $8/class.

HELENS NURSING In Home Care, keeping seniors & disabled intheir homes. Practical nurse, 20 years experience, loving, respectul,proessional care. 832-7179.

DAVES LIGH RUCKIING & Cleaning Service, junk, garbage,construction & roong materials, demolition, brush, decks, smallmoving jobs. 7 days a week. Also picking up unwanted vehicles.832-3982 or 653-0026.

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

WEDDING OFFICIAN - plan unique ceremony celebrating love

& commitment; when, where, how you wish. Book now or besdates. Janet 847-9833.

BRIANS MAINENANCE & Home Repair, carpentry, kitchensbath, painting, ceramic tile, electrical etc. Over 20 years experience

Free estimates. Call Brian 839-2296.BUyING JUNK CARS, trucks, travel trailers, motor homes, armmachinery. I pay you cash. Call 721-4255.

MARIIME RIGGING & INDUSRIAL SUPPLIES. Completeline o traction chains, wire rope, chain, netting, H.D tarpsAuthorized Action ruck & Car Accessories dealer

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