Sussex Herald Sept 7 Full

8/8/2019 Sussex Herald Sept 7 Full

1/40

brandingbox

OssekeagPublishing

Vol. 10, No. 23 www.ossekeag.ca

YourCommunityConnectionussex HeraldSussex Herald

September 7, 2010

Furniture, Furniture, Furniture, Furniture

Furniture,F

urniture,

Furniture,

Furniture

Furniture,Furniture,Furnitur

e,Furniture

Furniture, Furniture, Furniture, Furniture

594 Main St, Sussex

433-6798

Too Good To Toss Furniture

Found Treasures

AffordableFurniture

for Students

Consignment Shop

Approved by the official agent for the above named candidate.

VOTE

ON SEPTEMBER 27


2/40


3/40

www.ossekeag.ca3Sussex Herald September 7, 2010

Reminder: EAT WELL, BE ACTIVEThe challenge for healthy living is on!New Brunswick residents looking tolead a healthier lifestyle can do sothrough the Canadian Cancer Society's

Eat Well, Be Active program. This 12-week program, to startth

Wednesday, September 15 , at the Ossekeag Room, HamptonCommunity Centre, will show participants how to adopthealthier eating habits and become more physically activeunder the guidance of a registered dietitian. Each person will

receive expert nutritional information, weigh-in sessions everyweek if desired, and lots of encouragement.Eat Well, Be Active is free of charge for participants. Take the

steps you need towards better health today. Call today becausespace is limited. To register or for more information, contact 1-800-455-9090 or 634-6277. 519

SEARCH & RESCUE FUNDRAISERA Greater Fundy Ground Search & Rescue fundraiser will beheld at the Scenic View Golf Course & Campground (110 Taylor

thRoad, Head of Millstream) on Sunday, September 12 startingat 1:00pm. This event features nine holes of golf with a roastbeef dinner to follow with door prizes and a prize for hole in

one.Tickets are $30. For more information contact 433-4331 or432-6971. 515

BINGO & CARD PARTIES IN UPHAMRegular Wednesday night Bingo at the Hall in Upham will

thresume on September 8 at 7:00pm. The regularMondaynightcard parties at the Upham WI Hall begin at 7:30pm and willcontinue all summer.All are welcome. 514

Reminder: GARDEN OF DREAMSThe Fundy Gardeners are holding their annual Garden Show

thon Saturday, September 25 from 9:30am-3:00pm at theKennebecasis Valley High

School in Quispamsis. Thetheme for this years show isRegal Gardens, RiotousBlooms. Speakers at theshow will be Ed Lawrence,retired Head Gardener forOttawas official residencesand John Armstrong, localDahlia expert and judge.Tickets ($15) each are

available at:[email protected] or

810by calling 849-6401.

BREAKFAST FOR SINGLESIf you are single, separated, divorced or widowed feel free to joinother area singles every Sunday, 10:00am at Holly's Restaurantin the Hampton Mall as we share a wonderful breakfast andconversation. Information available for other events happeningfor singles in our area. We'd love to have you join us !

Phone Pam at 832-5438 or Allan at 832-7713 for moreinformation. 819

Bridal Showcase

Sunday September 19thFort Howe Hotel

& Convention Centre10 Portland Street, Saint John NB

Doors Open at 1pmVisit www.welcomewagon.ca

for your free invitationor call 1-866-873-9948

196A Main Street,Sussex, N.B.

'30 years in practice'Experience you can trust'Available eves & weekends

432-6637Call TodayDr. Bob Richmond

!Fatigue

!Sinus

!Headaches

!Heartburn

!Colic in children

!Spine & joint pain

!Digestive problems

!Spinal curvature

TROUBLE SLEEPING?

MALL

SHOPPERS

Dr.Bobs

Main St.

Know who to turn to

We want the things you dont!!

The Canadian Diabetes AssociationClothesline program collects the items you nolonger want, in order to generate revenue tohelp those suffering from Diabetes. Peoplewishing to donate can call the Clothesline at1-800-505-5525 for a free home pick-up oftheir reusable clothing and household items.

A cure for Diabetes could be hidingin your closet, thank you for your

support!

www.ossekeag.caww.ossekeag.cawww.ossekeag.ca

Family Away?Family Away?They can read usonline at:

OssekeagPublishing

Your Community Connection

832-5613


4/40

www.ossekeag.ca4

Studentsneed good deals!Studentsneed good deals!Your Com munity ConnectionYour Community ConnectionSussex HeraldSussex Herald

Call Us Today 832-5613 or 1-888-289-2555Call Us Today 832-5613 or 1-888-289-2555

Advertise in the Community Classifieds!Advertise in the Community Classifieds!Microwaves, appliances, furniture, computerdesks, computers, used cars to get rid of?Microwaves, appliances, furniture, computerdesks, computers, used cars to get rid of?

Sussex Herald September 7, 2010

Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc.

Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc. is a registered non-profit charitable organization

Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc.P. O. Box 4816, Sussex, NB, E4E 5L1Phone: (506) 433-1256 Email: [email protected]: www.petfinder.org

Animals for Adoption:

The adoption fee for cats in our care is $100.00, which includes:+Two veterinary examinations+Treatment for worms, ear-mites, fleas+Nail clip+Vaccinations with booster+Neuter/Spay+30-day health guarantee

Cats are ready for new homes

SOPHIE is one of the six abandoned tabbies,"Munchkins" that we advertised a few issues back. She isnow 14 weeks old and cute as a button. Full of mischiefand fun she plays very well with her two siblings (alsofemale) that are still with us at the Sanctuary.

EMMA is one of two kittens that came our way. She's abeautiful 12 week old tortie with exceptionally beautifuleyes and markings. She was a little shy when she firstcame to the Sanctuary, but she got over that quickly. Sheplays well with the three "Munchkins" and they haveaccepted her completely.

Both of these two kittens are in a foster home and beingwell loved and looked after. However, they need apermanent home. If interested in either one or both,please call us to make an appointment to meet them.

SOPHIE

EMMA

SRHS NEWS - WELCOME BACKPhyllis Corbett, Vice Principal grades 10 & 12Sussex Regional High school is pleased to welcome back all ofits students and our grade 9 students who will be thegraduates of 2014. Here are a few updates:

th Wednesday, September 15 at 6:30 is Meet the Teacherevening. We welcome our students' families to meet our staffand the PSSC will be recruiting new membersOur school has experienced a few changes in our teachingstaff. New staff members are: Mrs. Kelly Coughlan, Mrs. Tanya

Warman, Ms. Tracy Gallagher and Mr. Jason Polley all new tothe English department. Ms. Felice Kamminga is in CulinaryTechnology and we welcome back from various leaves RonLeger, Stacey Leger, Debbie Drury and Dianne Earl. We havetwo UNB interns and one from University of Maine who will bespending part of their entire school year in our schoolobserving and completing a practicum.

SRHS is considered by the Department of Education aresearch site and will be called on to share data and bestpractices related to these components to inform furtherimplementation in other schools. These components havebeen proven in other settings to support higher levels ofengagement and learning for all students. Implementingthese components will be enhanced by the new technology we

will receive. Sussex Regional has been one of the schools inthe province and the only high school in the district chosen topilot the use of one on one technology. In November, allstudents will receive a laptop computer called netbbooks

which they can take home with them. I will keep you updatedas students get ready for the exciting new possibilities inlearning.

Advisory program- Phase 2. Last January 51 homeroomteachers were responsible for 17 students to trackattendance, connect with the students' families and toprovide assistance with the course selection process. Theclass composition of each homeroom is made up from grades9, 10, 11, and 12 so that the older students can provide peersupport to the younger students; all will be together

throughout their high school years. The purpose of an Advisory Program is to see every student in the schooconnected in a meaningful way with one adult.Please note that our web site is www.sussexhigh.nbed.ca and

from here you can view all the latest information about yourstudent's homework, sports schedules, clubs and specialevents. All information concerning school code of conduct islisted here as well as new information such as the exemptionpolicy.

We look forward to a new school year and the successes ofour students. 333


5/40


OPEN HOUSEOPEN HOUSEfor75th BirthdayHoward Hutchinsons

forHoward Hutchinsons

75th Birthday

September 11, 20102-4pmat 166 Route 100,Nauwigewauk, NBSeptember 11, 2010

2-4pmat 166 Route 100,Nauwigewauk, NB

Best Wishes Only.Best Wishes Only.

CRISIS LINES AVAILABLECrisis lines are available to victims of crime and the generalpublic: SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS LINE (call collect) 1-506-454-0437 - an answering service will take your call and a crisiscounselor will call you back; CHIMO - Inuit word forfriendship open 24/7 everyday and holidays - listening andresources for all types of life problems - 1-800-667-5005;MOBILE MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS LINE - 1-888-811-3664.The Saint John Regional Hospital has a Sexual Assault Crisis

Nurse on call 24/7. 824

PETITCODIAC LEGION BRANCH #4118 Kay St, Petitcodiac - 756-3383

Mondays - 6:00pm, 639 F.P.MacLarenSquadron Air Cadets meet. New membersalways welcome.

Legion Meals are starting again and areserved at 12:00 noon each Wednesday andinclude a dessert and tea/coffee for $6.00.

thOn the Menu: September 15 - Pork Chops;nd th

September 22 - Cod fish; September 29 -BBQ chicken.

thThursday, September 9 - Ladies Auxiliary monthly meeting.

th Monday, September 13 - 7:30pm, Crib meeting forregistration.

thFriday, September 17 - 7:30pm, Texas Holdem.

thMonday, September 20 - 7:30pm, Crib starts.

rdThursday, September 23 - Jam Session, pot luck supper at6:00pm.

The Petitcodiac Legion Museum is now closed, but can bevisited by arrangement. Please call 316

ATV POKER RUN FUNDRAISERIn support of the Havelock Boys & Girls club there will be anthATV Poker Run Fundraiser held on Saturday, September 11 ,

starting at the Club, 13 Cross Street. Registration will befrom 8:00-10:00am and the cost is $15/hand. All hands mustbe in by 4:00pm.There will be prizes for the top three hands, plus door prizes,50/50 draw and a BBQ on the trail. Helmets are mandatory!For more information call: Juanita at 534-8298 or Stan Price

at 534-8260. 522


6/40


$3000.00 upgrade allowancefor modular homes and

$1500.00 upgrade allowance

on mini homes.Sussex Sales Center

14 Industrial DriveNext to Factory

Sussex, NB506-433-1001

Not applicable with any other promotionsExpires September 20, 2010

UPHAM FIRE MUSTER 2010The Upham Fire Department invites you to a Fire Muster

thbeing held in Upham on Saturday, September 18 ; Thisevent will be made up of four person teams. Entrance fee forteams $40, spectators $5, this includes a pop and hamburgeror hotdog at lunch.

Schedule: 9:00-10:00am - opening ceremony, eventsexplained; 10:00am-12:00noon - competition starts event 1& 2; 1200noon-1:00pm - lunch (member and vehicle prep)1:00-3:00pm - competition commences event 3 and 4; 3:004:00pm - closing ceremony (thanks to sponsors).

Events - Main: 1. Hose and Target Relay; 2. Water carry/lift

3. Obstacle search andrescue; 4. Sprinkler.

If there are memberschiefs or spouses that

would like to take partsupporting this event

j u d g e s a n d t i mkeepers are needed.

For more informationplease contact: 8327514 or 440-4442. 528

QUALITY OFLIFE INITIATIVE

MEETINGThe Quality of LifeInitiative communitygroup dedicated toe n v i r o n m e n t aintegrity and clean

water in the largeKings County area wilbe holding a publicmeeting at 7:30 on

Monday, Septembth

13 at the CentraK i n g s R e c r e a t i o nCentre. This meeting

will bring communitmembers up to date asto the activities andmeetings held by theexecutive in the last fewm o n t h s . L i g h trefreshments will beprovided.

We look forward t y o u r c o n t i n u esupport. 524

TURKEY SUPPER IN SMITHS CREEKThe Annual Turkey Supper at the Smiths Creek Hall will be

ndheld on Saturday, October 2 from 3:30-6:30pm. The menuincludes: turkey & dressing with all the trimmings, choice opie for dessert. Cost for the supper is $10/adults$5/children 6-12; children under 6 eat for free. Takes out wilbe available.

Come enjoy Thanksgiving dinner early. Proceeds from thesupper are for the Smiths Creek United Church. 526

SUSSEX VALE WI CONVENTIONThe Sussex Vale District Womens Institute Annual

thConvention will be held on Thursday, September 16 at thePenobsquis WI Hall. Registration will be from 9:00-9:30am.

Lunch will be supplied by members of Sussex Vale District.328

Open Mic Kitchen PartySaturday, September 11, 5-9pm

433-3694 www.mcquinns.com

12848 Route 114, Next to Pine Cone Motel

Closing for the seasonSunday, September 12 at 7pm


7/40

www.ossekeag.ca7

GREYHOUND PLANET DAY ALL-BREEDCELEBRATIONGreyhound Pets of Atlantic Canada invite everyone and their

nddog(s) to their 2 annual Greyhound Planet Day All-breedCelebration which will be held at Centennial Park (Moncton),upper picnic area (Dog Park entrance) on Sunday,

thSeptember 19 from 12:00noon-3:00pm.The afternoon will include: Fundraisers - BBQ, silent auction

table, bake sale, bone walk. Doggone Fun - hotdog bobbing,talent contest, look-a-like contest - all breeds; For the kids -game: musical greyhounds, colouring sheet; Rainbow bridge -Bring a photo of a special friend and light a candle in theirhonour; vendors, animal professionals, St. John AmbulanceDog Therapy Program.

All breeds are welcome! No admission fee! We areGreyhound Pets of Atlantic Canada - to adopt a Greyhound

visit www.gpac.ca; E-mail:[email protected]; or call 869-8884. 823

MUSICA FIESTA - A SPECIAL AFTERNOONThe members of Woodland United Church in Pearsonville,thank all who attended our Musical Fiesta which was held on

ndSunday, August 22 . Thank you to the musicians, all whoplayed and sang. A special thanks to Debbie Connell. Thank

you for memorials/donations, and to Sussex businesses andall who donated to our lunch.

Thanks to all who contributed in any way - to "Each andEveryone For Making it a Special Afternoon". 324


A L B I N OFAWNThis doe andh e r a l b i n of a w n w e r er e c e n t l y s p o t t e d i nL o w e rMi l l s t r eam.This is the firstsighting of analbino deer inthree years.

June Jordan.330

Ossekeag Publishing Co. Ltd.... Your Community Connection

Home of the Hampton Herald, Sussex Herald,Valley Viewer & WesTides

Congratulations & best wisheson the opening of your facitily.

Cassidy LakeBoarding KennelWhere Pets are Always Happy to Come & Stay

Carmen Whittier - Sussex Sales

COYLE NISSAN FAMILY OWNED, CUSTOMER DRIVEN 633 Rothesay Ave. www.coylenissan.com Tel: 633-1515

2010 REDESIGNED

SENTRA2.0CITY: 8.4L/100kM (34 MPG)HWY: 6.4L/100kM (44 MPG) ^^

2.0 SLMODELSHOWN^

www.nissan.ca/sentra

140-hp, 2.0-litre DOHC engine - Standard ABS with available Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) - AM/FM/CD audio system with auxiliary input jack -Nissan Advanced Six Airbag System - Up to 5.8 L/100km on highway with available CVT - Available Interface System for iPod and USBconnectivity - Available XM Satalite Radio - Winner of the Canadian ALG 2010 Residual Value Award - Entry Compact Car Category 1

2010

ROGUEFWD S CITY: 9.2L/100kM (31 MPG)HWY: 7.3L/100kM (39 MPG) ^2.5 SLFWD MODELSHOWN^www.nissan.ca/rogue

170-hp, 2.5 litre DOHC engine - Standard ABS, Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC), and Traction Control System (TCS) - Standard Xtronic CVT with available paddle shiftersAuxiliary audio input jack - Nissan Advanced Six Airbag System - Available intuitive all-wheel drive (AWD) system - Winner of Consumers Digest Best Buy Award3

2010 REDESIGNED

ALTIMASEDAN 2.5 S CVTCITY: 8.7L/100kM (32 MPG)HWY: 6.0L/100kM (47 MPG)^^

3.5 SR MODELSHOWN^www.nissan.ca/altima

175-hp, 2.5-litre DOHC engine, Xtronic CVT - Nissan Intelligent Key with Push button Ignition - Standard ABS, Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC), and Traction ControlSysten (TCS) - Nissan Advanced Six Airbag System - Available 270-hp, 3.5-litre DOHC engine - Available power sliding glass moonroof - Available Bluetoothwireless technology - Available Rear View Monitor

2010

VERSA HATCH 1.8 SCITY: 7.9L/100kM (36 MPG)HWY: 6.3L/100kM (45 MPG)^^

1.8 SL MODEL SHOWN^www.nissan.ca/versahatch

1% PREFERRED CUSTOMER RATE REDUCTION AVAILABLE TO ELIGIBLE RETURNING CUSTOMERS

Highest horsepower in its class (122-hp)5, 1.8-litre DOHC engine - Most rear leg room in its class (966mm)6 - 60/40 split folding rear seat - Auxiliary audio inputjack - Available auxiliary input jack and iPod connectivity - Nissan Advanced Six Airbag System - Up to 5.8 L/100km on highway with available Xtronic CVTWinner of Consumers Digest Best Buy Award3

0.9FREESPORTPACKAGE ON2010 SENTRA SE-R

%LEASINGFOR UP TO

36 MONTHS** 0%FINANCINGFOR UP TO60 MONTHS*

Up to2000 Litres

SAVING AT THE PUMP IS WHYNISSAN IS PERFECT FOR YOU.

0.9%LEASINGFOR UP TO36 MONTHS** 0%FINANCINGFOR UP TO60 MONTHS*$1,500MSRP REDUCTION

ON ALL2010 ROGUE MODELS

HIGHEST RANKED MID-SIZE CARIN INITIAL QUALITY IN THE U.S.

4-J.D. POWER AND ASSOCIATES

0.9%LEASINGFOR UP TO36 MONTHS** 0%FINANCINGFOR UP TO60 MONTHS*

Up to2500 Litres

0.9%LEASINGFOR UP TO36 MONTHS** 0%FINANCINGFOR UP TO60 MONTHS*

Up to2000 Litres

LEASE FROM

$250+ TAX

LEASE FROM

$370+ TAX

LEASE FROM

$225+ TAX

LEASE FROMLEASE FROM+ TAX+ TAX$333


8/40


Serving you for over 36 years

BuiltOn

Service

Shop early for best selection

No Interest, No Paymentstil September 2011 oac.No Interest, No Paymentstil September 2011 oac.

Buchanans Furniture & Appliances

FALL FURNITURESALE!

FALL FURNITURESALE!AVE on all InStock Furniture

165 St. George Street,Sussex, NB 433-2453OPEN: MON-WED. 9-5; THURS. 9-8; FRI 9-9; SAT 9-Noon

Furniture Appliances&

SALES

& SERVICE

BUCHANANSBUCHANANSRCL SUSSEX BRANCH #20

66 Magnolia Avenue, Sussex; 432-66 99th

Office Hours: as of Tuesday, September 7 ,Tuesday-Friday, 9:00am-4:00pm.

Wednesdays - Foot Clinic (no foot clinicth

September 8 , will be Thursday, Septemberth

9 ); Bingo - doors open at 6:00, Early Bird startsat 6:30 and regular games at 7:00pm.

Thursdays - 8:00pm, Crib. thThursday, September 9 - 10:00am-2:00pm, Take-outth

Lunch, please order byWednesday, September 8 . Call 4326699 for more info and ask for Michele.

thSaturday, September 11 - 7:00-10:00am, Breakfast.

thFriday, September 17 - 8:00pm, Singles Crib.

thMonday, September 20 - 2:00-4:00 & 5:30-8:00pm, BloodD o n o rClinic.

S u n d a y ,September

th26 - next

V e t s &F r i e n d s

visitation atN o r t o nB r a n c h#76.

For moreinformationcheck outour websitea t :

www.sxlegionbr20.com.304

Bruce NorthrupTORY TIMES

SEPTEMBER 6TH -ALL ARE WELCOME TO A FAMILY BBQ ATJUBILEE HALL 4 TILL 6.

HEADQUARTERS OPEN 9am-6pm79 Broad St.,Sussex 506 433 [email protected]://brucenorthrup.pcnb.ca

Authorized by the OffcialAgent for Bruce Northrup

SEPTEMBER 13TH - meet andgreet with Bruce LowerMillstream Hall 7 till 8 .

SEPTEMBER 15TH - meet andgreet with Bruce and BevHarrison Norton Municipalbuilding 7 till 8.

SEPTEMBER 16TH - meet andgreet with Bruce Sussex CornerUnited Church Hall 7 till 8.

SEPTEMBER 21ST - meet andgreet with Bruce WaterfordCommunity Hall 7 till 8.

SEPTEMBER 25TH - family BBQPC Headquarters 79 BroadStreet 11:30 till 1:30.

4128438R

ANNIVERSARY SERVICEThe Anniversary Service at the Smiths Creek United Church

thwill be held on Sunday, September 19 at 2:00pm. Music wilbe by Conerstone and the Rev. Eugene Fisher will beconducting the service. Lunch will be served at the SmithsCreek Hall following the service.All welcome. 326

NOTICE OF MEETINGSussex & Area Early Intervention Inc. will be holding their

thAnnual General Meeting onMonday, October 4 at the EarlyIntervention office at 717 Main Street in Sussex starting at6:00pm. The Program has a need for new Board Members. If

you are concerned about the outcome of childrens lives inour area, come and discover what we do and become a part oour intervention program.If interested, please call 432-4590 or 432-4539 and a Board

Information Package will be sent out to you. 517

CPF - SUSSEX CHAPTERCanadian Parents for French, French classes for adults

stTuesday, September 21 - beginner;Wednesday, September

nd rd22 - Level 3; Thursday, September 23 - Level 2. The classeswhich run for 10 weeks, start at 6:15pm and will be held at theCPF Office (10 Church Avenue, Sussex). 527


9/40


TURKEY SUPPER IN SUSSEX CORNERSt. Johns United Church at Sussex Corner will be holding

ththeir annual Turkey Supper onWednesday, September 29from 3:30-6:30pm. 321

PETITCODIAC DIVISION 676 SJAOur Division is actively seeking newmembers from the age of 18 and up. If you

are looking for a chance to help out in yourcommunity why not join our energeticgroup. We do all events coverages in ourarea (Havelock, Petitcodiac, Elgin) as wellas assisting outside Divisions. Please callDonna Constantine at 372-4144, Henry

Geldart at 756-8319 or Diane Wilson at 372-5639 for moreinformation.

Our Division Youth Group will start its regular weeklyth

meetings on Wednesday, September 15 , in the KiwanisCommunity Centre, Railway Ave, Petitcodiac. We meet every

Wednesday, depending upon weather. The Junior (ages 6-10)program will run from 6:30-7:30pm and the Youth (ages 11-16) program will run from 6:30-8:30pm. Parents are welcome

to attend the first half hour of the first few meetings for aquestion/answer/administration portion. Come on out,learn some first aid and have some fun.

Contacts are Henry Geldart (Youth) 756-8319; Jim Brown(Youth) 372-9097; Diane Wilson (Junior/Youth) 372-5639.322

HAVELOCK LEGION BRANCH #864684 Rte 880, Havelock NB 534-8285

stMondays - Executive Meeting 1 Monday of themonth at 7:30pm. The General Meetings will

thresume onMonday, September 13 at 8:00pm.

Thursdays - Bingo at 7:00pm. Everyonewelcome.th

Wednesday, September 8 - Darts meeting.th th

Friday, September 10 & 24 - Darts for meatand switch your partner crib.

thSaturday, September 11 - Breakfast; Dart Money Shoot withthree people per team with at least one woman (subject tochange).

th thSaturday September 18 & Monday September 20 - AdvancePolls 8:30am-8:30pm. 305

Protect your

investment...

Call us today for an appointment433-9189 or Cell: 434-1396

RUSTCHECK has beentime tested and provenfor 30 years, and comeswith a warranty.

1012 Main St., Sussex (across from All Seasons)

RUSTCHECK is the bestprotection you can getfor your vehicle.

RUST CHECK VEHICLE DETAILING VEHICLE CLEANINGFenton's Car Care CenterFenton's Car Care Center

Building a Deck? Building Anything?

When it comes to lumber We Deliver!

McMillan Forest Products Ltd.

Belleisle Creek 485-1010

Use our quality lumber for best results.

Tongue & Groove PineSikkens Stain

Cedar Decking

Kiln Dried Construction LumberHemlock Retaining Walls

Siding

K.D. Pine

SIMA

SPECIALISTS IN:Residential, Commercial,In Ground & Above Ground Spas, Hot Tubs &Saunas, Installations by Emmerson TechniciansSPECIALISTS IN:Residential, Commercial,In Ground & Above Ground Spas, Hot Tubs &Saunas, Installations by Emmerson Technicians

COMPLETE LINEOF CHEMICALS & ACCESSORIESCOMPLETE LINEOF CHEMICALS & ACCESSORIES*F inancing AvailableOn Ap proved Credit*Financing AvailableOn Approved Credit

The Pool Professionals since 1975The Pool Professionals since 1975

VISIT OUR SHOWROOM847-POOL 7665107 HAMPTON ROAD, ROTHESAY, NBwww.emmersonpools.comVISIT OUR SHOWROOM

847-POOL 7665107 HAMPTON ROAD, ROTHESAY, NBwww.emmersonpools.com

Sussex & Area1022 Main St., SussexTel: 432-1535Toll Free: 800-222-9550

RICHARD CRAWFORDDOUG KELLYBRIAN SUTHERLAND

Agents

Our BEST PRICE guaranteeBEST PRICEHome Auto Business Tenant Farm

Fundy

Insurance Company

www.fundymutual.com

WE PROTECT, YOU SAVE ...WE PROTECT, YOU SAVE ...

Call today for a free quote!


10/40


BA

LLOON

FIESTA

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - September 10,11,12, 2010Princess Louise Park, Sussex, NB

Weekend Activities include: Balloon Flights, Paid BalloonRides, Powered Para-gliding demonstrations, Kavanaugh

Amusement Rides, Helicopter Rides, Bell/AliantChildren's Games, Bingo Tent, Appaloosa Horse Show,New Brunswick Agricultural Museum, Model TrainDisplay, PotashCorp Fossil Find, Talent Show & TalentContest on Sunday afternoon, Lots of vendors &concessions, our renowned Craft Fair, Atlantic SuperstoreFREE outdoor Bandstand, Antique Car Show & Shine onSunday, Sparade (Spray + Parade) Saturday at 1pmthrough Downtown Sussex, Saturday evening at dusk, theBalloons inflate for our spectacular Moon/Candle Glow.

Free admission to the grounds.Balloon Flights available THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 9THAT 5:30PM.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2010

6:30am Balloon Launch Paid Rides ($160.00/person,cash only) Weather permitting

Following the launch stick around for Powered Para-Gliding demonstrations

RUSSELL HALL & RICK KENNEDY WOULD

LIKE TO WELCOME

TO OUR SALES TEAM. BOTH COME TO US

WITH SEVERAL YEARS OF SALES EXPERIENCE.

JOHN CAN BE CONTACTED AT (506)434-3169

OR [email protected].

RORY CAN BE CONTACTED AT (506)839-2442

OR [email protected]

JOHN KEIRSTEAD

& RORY REICKER

839-2442308 Route 124 Norton, NB E5T 1R2

www.hallbrosenterprises.comfor more information please go to our website

Enjoy the

25th Annual

Balloon

Fiesta!

RussellRussell RickRick

For all your passenger and light truck tire needs!

1150 Main Street,Sussex Corner 433-8237

Enjoythe25thAnnua

l

BalloonFestival!Enjoythe2

5thAnnua

l

BalloonF

estival!


11/40


12:00-9pm All Day Activities, Concessions and Vendors

4pm-10pm Live Entertainment Atlantic SuperStoreBandstand (outdoors, free)

12:00-9pm Atlantic Balloon Fiesta Craft Fair (admission$3.00)

Kavanaugh Amusements

5:00pm Opening Ceremonies will take place on thelaunch field. Cake will be served.

5:30pm Balloon Launch Paid Rides ($160.00/person,cash only) weather permitting


9pm Fireworks Weather permitting. Princess LouisePark

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2010

6:30am Balloon Launch Princess Louise Park

Paid rides ($160.00/person, cash only) weather permitting


9am-9pm Atlantic Balloon Fiesta Craft Fair (admission$3.00)

12:00-10pm Live Entertainment Atlantic SuperStore

Bandstand (outdoors, free)


10:30am-11:00 Teddy Bear Parade Bring your favouriteTeddy Bear and we will all paradearound the launch field together. WithSpecial Guests!

11:15am Magician Don Mockler performs upstairs at theArena

P.O. Box 4677Sussex, NB E4E 5L8P.O. Box 4677Sussex, NB E4E 5L8 Phone (Day): 506 433-2780After Hours: 506 485-2960Phone (Day): 506 433-2780After Hours: 506 485-2960CONWAY ENTERPRISESCONWAY ENTERPRISES

Enjoy The Fun and FestivitiesthAt The 25 Annual

Atlantic Balloon Fiesta

! Professional windshield repair &replacement for all automotive andindustrial

! Safety glass for heavy machinery

! Plexiglass and lexan cut to order

! Mirrors & accessories

1143 Main St., Sussex Corner 506-433-80171143 Main St., Sussex Corner 506-433-8017Antique Auto Restoration Parts Supplier Various Upholstery

20 Years Professional Service

Enjoy the 23rd Annual Balloon FestivalAntique Auto Restoration Parts Supplier Various Upholstery

20 Years Professional Service

Enjoy the 25th Annual Balloon Festival

His Worship Mayor Carr,Members of Council

and the Staff of theTown of Sussex

wish to congratulate the Atlantic Balloon Fiestaon its 25th Anniversary!

We invite all visitors and residents to come out andenjoy this unique event!

Thank you to volunteers and sponsorswho have made this event so successful

over the years.

NEW BRUNSWICK

Sherwoods Funeral HomeLife Tribute CentreS

~Since 1914~

18 Scovil Road

Norton, N.B

(506) 839-2156

(506) 839-2256

www.sherwoodsfuneralhome.com

FUNERAL PREPLANNING ~ MONUMENTS

Office:Fax:

Enj o y t he Bal l o o n Fi es t a!Enj o y t he Bal l o o n Fi es t a!

CornerDru

gsto

reLocated on the corner of Broad & Main

Sussex

433-1186

STORE HOURS:Mon -Fri 9-9; Sat 9-5;

Sundays & Holidays - Noon-4

Enjoy the25th Annual

Balloon Fiesta!


12/40


BA

LLOON

FIESTA

1pm Atlantic Balloon Fiesta Sparade Starting at theSussex Train Station and continuing up MainStreet to Princess Louise Park. (Water Sprayersonly please - NO WATER BALLOONS) Sponsoredby the Merchants of Downtown Sussex (spectatorsbe prepared to get wet)

3:30pm Pilot Chat come meet the balloon pilots and heartheir stories on the launch field

3pm-3:30pm Sidewalk Chalk Art Contest. Show yourcreativity. (In Tennis Court)

5:30pm Balloon Launch Princess Louise Park.

Paid rides available ($160.00/person, cash only) weatherpermitting


8pm Magic Night Balloon Glow on the Launch Fieldweather permitting.

8:30pm SuperStore Bandstand FEATURING: SilverCanyon

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2010

6:30am Balloon Launch Princess Louise Park

Paid Rides Available ($160.00/person, cash only) weatherpermitting


9am-5pm Atlantic Balloon Fiesta Craft Fair 8th HussarsSports Center (admission $3.00)

10:30am Gospel on the bandstand

11am-4pm Classic & Antique Car Show and Shine

Sponsored by G.E. Barbour, Sussex Engine Rebuilding.

625 Main St.

Sussex

433-5327

Comeandjointhefunatthe

th25 Annual

BalloonFiesta!

Arts HairStylingShop

Barber

&

Come and enjoy the fun atthe 25th Annual Balloon

Fiesta!

Sussex Tire Service Ltd.116 Leonard Drive, Sussex NB E4E 2R1

Phone 433-2166 ~ Fax 433-6600

433-9088SATELLITE

RETEP 448 Main St., Sussex

YES!YOU CAN GET HIGH-SPEED INTERNET!ENJOY THE

FIESTA!

Arbing Equipment Ltd.

54 Aiton Road.Sussex

433-3672

Arbing Equipment Ltd.

Welcome

Balloonist andVisitors

tothe25thAnnual

AtlanticBalloonFiesta

SeeYouAtTheth25 Annual

BalloonFiestaRoyal Canadian Legion Br. No 20

!66 Magnolia Ave. Sussex

Come visit us at our Bingo tent!


13/40


12pm-5pm Live Entertainment at the Atlantic SuperStoreBandstand


12:30-1:30 Bell Aliant Childrens Games & ScavengerHunt

12:30 to 1:30 11 and under Perry White Talent Show

1:45 to 3:00 12 to 18 Talent Contest.

2:00pm Magician Don Mockler performs upstairs at theArena

5:30pm Balloon Launch Paid rides ($160.00/person,cash only) weather permitting.


*On Site First Aid, child feeding or changing station at

the Saint John Ambulance Building on Perry Street

*Sussex Area Seniors Centre will be sharing our 50/50fund-raising.

OssekeagPublishing

832-56131-888-289-2555

[email protected] Community Connection

Enjoy the Balloon Fiesta!Enjoy the Balloon Fiesta!

Sunshine HouseFinancial Centre451 Main StreetSussex, NB E4E 5G4

[email protected]

Greg Keith

Jane Keith

[email protected]

Enjoy the

BALLOONFESTIVAL!

SUSSEX CORNERSERVICE CENTRELTD.Specializing in

Steering, Suspension & Brakes2 & 4 Wheel AlignmentsGeneral Repairs

1154 Main St., Sussex Corner

PHONE 433-5831

Enjoy the noaBnooll

aB

aatseiF

Congratulations on theth25 Annual

Atlantic Balloon Fiesta

1575 Riverview Dr., Sussex

433-9000www.downeyfordsales.com

Best Wishes FromDowney Ford

We hope you enjoy the 25 th Annual Balloon FiestaWe hope you enjoy the 25th Annual Balloon Fiesta

CHRYSLER-DODGE-JEEPCHRYSLER-DODGE-JEEP

40 Leonard Dr., Sussex, NB www.norradchrysler.comPh: 433-1890 Fax 433-5362

NORRADNORRAD


14/40


SUSSEX SERENITY AL-ANONIf your home is unhappy because someone drinks too muchthere is hope, call Sussex Serenity Al-Anon at 433-5028 or432-9527. We meet on Monday nights, 8:00pm at 110Church Avenue, beneath the Catholic Church Hall. 301

SUSSEX SENIORSnd

The Sussex Seniors meet the 2 Tuesdayof each month at1:00pm in St. Paul's United Church, Main Street in the lowerhall. A pot luck lunch is served.All seniors welcome. 306

LIONS BINGO - COLES ISLANDBingo is held at the Coles Island Lions Hall(Route 10, Coles Island) everyWednesdaynight.Doors open at 6:30, Bingo starts at 7:30pm. Formore info call Elmer at 362-5534. 501

CARD PARTIES IN BERWICKthOn Tuesday, September 14 at 1:30pm Auction 45 card

parties will start again at the Millstream Recreation Centre inBerwick and are open to all players. The cost to attend is only$3 which includes 50/50 draw and a light lunch is providedafterwards.You do not have to be a professional or even know how to play

at all - just wanting to have fun and meet with yourneighbours. See you there. 503

BREAKFAST IN BARNESVILLEThe Barnesville Presbyterian Church (1257 Rte 820

rdBarnesville) is holding a breakfast the 3 Saturdayof eachmonth from 8:00-11:30am with a choice of two completebreakfasts. $5/adult, $3/child, pre-schoolers eat for free.Everyone welcome. 508

New modern clinic and equipment, Wheel chair accessibleEye exam includes digital retinal photographyOn-Site Lab, over 900 frames/stylesContact lenses, non p rescription sunglasses,Varilux Digital Lenses and Crizal Forte non glare2 for 1 available,

New modern clinic and equipment, Wheel chair accessible

Eye exam includes digital retinal photography

On-Site Lab, over 900 frames/styles

Contact lenses, non prescription sunglasses,

Varilux Digital Lenses and Crizal Forte non glare

2 for 1 available, Direct Billing for Blue Cross

Dr. Mark Inman, OptometristDr. Mark Inman, Optometrist

3 Moffett Ave, Sussex 432-6547D&G, Coach, Silhoue tte, Porsche, Nike, Maui JimOffice Hours 9:00-7:00 Mon & Wed. 8:00-5:00 Tues & Thurs. 9:00-3:00 Fri.

10th AnniversaryPROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP ROAD RACE

HAMPTON 5-MILER

&

K EI TD K ES LI O RMSunday, September 12, 2010

Hampton High School

Late Registration: 8:00 - 9:30 amRace Start: Kids Kilometre 9:00 am

5-Miler 10:00 am

Prizes, Race T-Shirts, Post Race Lunch & AwardsChampionship Timing

Registration forms available at: Alex Coffin Fitness Shop, Saint John Aquatic CentreYMCA in SJ, Kredls Corner Market, Hollys Restaurant & Pharmasave in Hampton

5-MILER EARLY REGISTRATION ONLY $25 ($35 ON RACE DAY)SPECIAL (UNDER 18) $10 & KIDS KM $5 (Register on race day only)

Drop registrations at Alex Coffin Fitness Shop or Kredls Corner Marketregister online at OR

more information atwww.atlanticchip.ca www.runningroom.com

www.hamptonriverrunners.ca

For further race into contact: Jeremy 832-2710, Joe 832-5511 or Darrell 832-3233

A Super Series & Timex Series Event

Presented by

HamptonRiver Runners

WalkersWelcome

Canadian Red Cross

Standard First Aid Courses

To register: Call 1-888-451-5406

or e-mail [email protected]

Courses running in Sussex 8:30-4:30on the following dates:

September 25 - 26

Offered by: RBT Instruction,a training partner with the Canadian Red Cross.

Dairytown GroomingLarge and small breeds welcome

25 Vail Court, Sussex

Call (506)433-3889

CARD PARTY AT PENOBSQUISRegular Monday night Card Parties are held at thePenobsquis WI Hall (132 Loop Road) at 7:30pm. All are

welcome. 310


15/40


KINGS COUNTY LTD.UTO PARTS

78 Winter St.SUSSEX, NB433-403678 Winter St.

433-4036SUSSEX, NB

Store Hours:

Mon-Fri 7am-5:30pm

Sat 8am-1pm

ATV & SNOWMOBILE PARTS, ACCESSORIES & CLOTHING

ATHUGE SALEHUGE SALE

409 William Bell Drive

832-5154

Hampton, NB

Special Pricing+ We Pay the TaxSpecial Pricing+ We Pay the TaxGreat for Christmas Gifts

September 17, Friday 7am-6pm

September 18, Saturday 8am-1pm

Toll Free: 1-866-433-4677www.robmooremp.com

Rob Moore, MPFundy Royal

Here for you

and traffickers have a large presence in our region

Furthermore, the presence of contraband tobacco productscauses the federal and provincial governments to losehundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue annually, moneythat could fund social programs, education, employmentprograms and health care. It also causes legitimatebusinesses to declare bankruptcy and encourages youngpeople to take up smoking through the unrestricted access toinexpensive cigarettes. A recent study conducted by GFKResearch Dynamics on the usage of illicit cigarettes inCanada found that the total number of illicit cigarettes usedin 2008 was estimated at 13 billion, representingapproximately $2.4 billion in lost tobacco taxes whichincreases the tax burden on you the taxpayers.Your local RCMP Customs and Excise Section is asking for

your assistance in reporting any suspicious activitsurrounding contraband tobacco. Should you have anyinformation please contact us at (506) 636-5251 or NBCrime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). All informationprovided will be treated confidentially. By working togetheras a team we will keep our communities safe.

"J" Division RCMP Customs and Excise Section

Saint John Detachment. 808

WHAT IS CONTRABAND TOBACCO?

Many of you may w o n d e r w h a tcontraband tobacco is.Truth be told, most ofus may have been in

the presence of contraband tobacco or know of people whobuy or sell the product. Under the Excise Act, 2001, a label ortear strip must appear on packages of cigarettes and pouchesof tobacco indicating that the manufacturer has paid therelevant duties. The manufacturer's name and address orpermit number must appear on the package. If you purchasecigarettes sold in unstamped cartons, re-sealable plasticbags or which do not display the Health Canada warnings onthe package, you are in possession of illegal tobaccoproducts. The consequences of being in possession ofcontraband tobacco products carries a minimum fine of$1000.00 and up to five years in jail.

The contraband tobacco business is often viewed asinoffensive and simple stretch of the law to save a few bucks.Traditionally seen as a victimless crime, tobacco traffickingis now regarded as a significant source of income for all levelsof organized crime, who reinvest the substantial profits to

support other criminal activities such as drugs, firearmstrafficking, prostitution and human trafficking to name afew. A large portion of the readers are probably saying tothemselves, we live in small rural communities, there is nosuch thing as organized crime in this area' - unfortunatelythis is not the case. The Atlantic region has the secondlargest percentage of consumers of contraband tobacco inCanada, therefore, contraband tobacco product smuggler


16/40


SUSSEX LIONS BINGOThe Sussex Lions' Club (Lions Den, 58

Willow Court) holds bingo everyTuesdaynight, doors open @ 5:30, games begin to7:00pm. Jackpot prize $1,000 andcanteen available. For more info 433-5453. Proceeds from weekly bingo gameshelp support community based projects.308

SALISBURY GOLDEN AGE CLUBst rThe Salisbury Golden Age Club meets on the 1 & 3

Thursdayof each month with a pot luck lunch at 12:00noonA meeting and games are held after the lunch. For moreinformation please call Harry Hopper at 372-1093. 315

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUSIf you want to drink,Thats your business.If you want to stop,Thats ours.

Call Alcoholics Anonymous: Bennie V. 433-5394; Walter K

362-2160; Junior T. 839-2725; Reg P. 432-9527. 302

PETITCODIAC SENIORSPetitcodiac Seniors 50+ members of NBSF (New Brunswick

stSeniors Federation) meet on the 1 Mondayof each month at2:00pm in the Kiwanis Building. Come Join us even if youdont feel like a senior. 303

TURKEY SUPPER IN WATERFORDThe annual Turkey Supper at the Waterford Community Hall

thwill be held on Saturday, October 16 from 3:00-6:00pmThe menu will be turkey and stuffing with all the fixings plustea and your choice of pie for dessert. Cost for the supper$10/adult, $5/child, pre-schoolers eat for free.Take-outs will be available the day of the supper -call 432-9484. 327

HEALTH CENTRE AUXILIARYThe regular monthly meeting of the Sussex Health Cente

Auxiliary will be held at the Sussex Health Centre onMondayth

September 20 , at 2:00pm in the boardroom.

New members are always welcome. 323

Jonathan Parlee (506) 434-3774 Free Estimates/Resonable Rates References Available

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

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

Fiberglass Cellulose 2 lb. sprayfoam

Fiberglass

Cellulose

2 lb. spray

foam

832-7337www.huffnpuff.ca

We will HUFF N PUFF and blow your house inWe will HUFF N PUFF and blow your house in

New HomesNew Homes RenovationsRenovationsWe provide complete insulation services to new and existing homesWe are a Trained Efficiency New Brunswick Contractor.

Mike Davis

416 Picadilly RoadPicadilly NBE4E 5J6

Phone: H: 506-433-4687C: 506-435-1637

[email protected]

!

! !

! !

Commercial Residential Sales RepairsNew Construction Renovations

Pump Installations & Services

! ! !

Davis Plumbing & Heating Ltd.

Receive a discount for any Christmas bookings madebefore October 31.

For more information on shows and show times, pleasevisit our website:

www.phoenixdinnertheatre.com

ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL

2995$NEW DRINK PRICES!

Bar Shot, Beer, Wine: $4.50

693-8720 ~ 847-242168 Exmouth St.Saint John, NB

Receptions Fundraising Special Events

Call for Information

September 18 & 25 and October 2, 9, 16 & 23

CampgroundConfidential


17/40


www.nbcc.ca

506-658-2577

506-658-2437

College Works. Make it work for you.

BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETY 101

10 tips to make your return to school stressfree - with fall just around the corner,thousands of post-secondary studentsacross Canada are packing up theirbelongings to move across the province oreven the country to pursue their studies.

Whether youre moving a hundredkilometres away from home or a thousand,its important to keep yourself and your

possessions safe, says Amy Woods, official spokespersonfor Allstate Insurance Company of Canada. Although

weve had a small number of claims, weve noticed thattheft seems to be an issue for university students. Havingthe necessary protection in place and taking a few simplesteps before you leave for school allows you to enjoy youruniversity experience with fewer worries.

Allstate Canada has put together 10 tips to help you staysafe this school year:

1. Whether youre living on or off campus, look into therules and regulations of your home away from home before

you leave. Make sure you do not bring anything that is notpermitted.

2. Dormitories may seem like a fun, safe environment, butit is important to make sure to lock your door whenever youleave your room in order to protect your belongings.

3. If you are bringing any items of high value to school, suchas musical instruments or jewelry, consider having theminsured against theft or damage before you arrive at school.

4. Never abandon your laptop in a library. It only takes a fewmoments for someone to walk by and swipe it. If you must

leave it temporarily, invest in a laptop lock to act as adeterrent.5. If youre renting a room or an apartment in a building

you may be required to have tenants insurance, whichprotects you and your belongings if your property is stolenor damaged. Speak to your familys insurance provider orask someone you know for a recommendation for aninsurance provider in your new city.6. When you take a car out of province, remember to check

with your auto insurance company to see if you are covered

while away and contact the provinces transportatiodepartment to see if you need to change your license plates7. Dont leave anything valuable in your car, especially inplain sight. Put any high value items in the trunk or glovecompartment where they cant be seen.8. Keep an eye on your laundry if youre doing it at aLaundromat to avoid having your belongings stolen. Bringhomework or a book with you to help pass the time.9. How safe is your dormitory building? Look into the guestpolicy for your dormitory and see what kind of securityprocedures they have in place. If you feel unsafe, speak to anRA or an administrator about creating a secureenvironment.

10. These days, many student cards act as more thanidentification. If you have a meal plan or library accountassociated with yours, report it immediately if it goesmissing.Staying safe while youre back at school doesnt have to be

as difficult as getting an A in chemistry. By keeping thesesimple tips in mind, you can focus on getting that project inon time and having fun. 920


18/40

www.ossekeag.ca18

Salisbury HavelockFUNERAL PARLOURFUNERAL PARLOUR

David KeirsteadFuneral Director

Randy PirieFuneral Director

Neighbours Helping Neighbours

Tel: 506-372-4800Tel: 506-534-2600

www.keirsteads.ca

FUNERAL HOMEFUNERAL HOME

Nadine BrownPreplanningCounselor

433-4033368 Main St, Sussex

Evening Appointments & Gift Certificates Available

MASSAGEMATTERS

Registered Massage Therapists

Cara SeeleyJane McConchie-Payne(receptionist)

Lyndi LeaskMelissa Smith

Erin Dunlop

MASSAGEMATTERS


RAISING FUNDS FOR KIDS' CANCERThe Sears store in Saint John hopes to raise $10,000 for kidscancer, as part of a national fundraising initiative. The SearsNational Kids Cancer Ride will be making its way through

tNew Brunswick next month. On Thursday, September 9more than 40 riders will depart Vancouver and cycle over7,000 km relay style across the country. They will visit the

st ndSears Saint John store September 21 & 22 , on their way tordthe Halifax finale September 23 .

We are so grateful to everyone who is involved in thisimportant fundraising initiative, said Robbie ShawPresident & CEO, IWK Health Centre FoundationCommunity support makes a huge difference at the IWK

The funds raised through this journey will help Maritimechildren and youth who are on their own journeys as theybattle cancer.

Sears Saint John has many creative fundraising eventplanned, including a bike-a-thon, headshaving, book sales, penny drives, raffleand more. Efforts wrap up with a gol

ttournament on Sunday, September 19at Rockwood Park Golf Course. Toregister for the tournament, learnabout other activities, or to make adonation to Sears Saint Johnfundraising efforts, please call KarenHiggins at 632-3630 ext 222.This years national goal is to raise $1.5

million to help improve the lives ochildren living with cancer, as well athose recovering from the physical andemotional scars that can be part osurvivorship. Money raised is used tofund national and provincial pediatrichematology and oncology researchprograms, including those offered bythe IWK Health Centre.For more information on the ride, visi

www.searsnationalkidscancerride.ca821

PARKINSON SUPPORT GROUPS IN NBParkinson Society Maritime Region now has sevenchapters/support groups in New Brunswick. "You are notalone".To find the one nearest you call 1-800-663-2468. 833

Visit us on the WEB at

www.ossekeag.ca

FAIRVALE OUTING ASSOCIATION8 River Road, RothesayCrib every Wednesday at 7:30pm. For information please calSam Gauvin at 847-8261. Everyone welcome.Bingo every Thursday night. Doors open at 6:00 games startat 6:55pm. 10 regular games, 4 specials and a jackpot game

Also early and late games and building pots (Bonanza, Lucky7, Pyramid and Treasure Chest). For information please calRichard at 847-4163. Canteen services available.

Hall rentals are available for various types o

events/activities. The Hall is also available for special benefitfunctions at no charge. New members always welcome. Forfurther information please contact Margaret at 849-0031402


19/40


At Your Service...

Ossekeag PublishingTel: 832-5613 Fax: 832-3353 Toll Free: 1-888-289-2555

242 Main Street Hampton, NB E5N 6B8Email: [email protected]

Janitorial

SussexSussex

ServicesLtd.

76 Aiton Road, Sussex

433-5175

Commercial & ResidentialCarpet Cleaning

569 Main StreetSussex, NB E4E 7H4

Commercial & Residential Sales & ServiceFor all of your computer service needs.

(506) 433-5522www.kccomputer.ca

569 Main Street, Sussexwww.backstagemusicstore.com

Phone: 506-433-2122

Sound System Rentals, Sales and Service

Lighting - Sound Technicians - DJ Service

Musical Instruments and Accessories

BACKSTAGE MUSIC

Ossekeag

Publishing Co. Ltd.

To be included in this pagecall Carmen: 434-2666 1-888-289-2555www.ossekeag.ca [email protected]

Home of the Valley Viewer, WesTides,Sussex Herald, & Hampton Herald

Portable Toilet Rentals & Service

For delivery to your next event,please call

694-8770 or 832-2240TF:1-877-887-2240

!Special Events(Reunions, Weddings, Parties, etc)

!Sporting Events!Construction Sites

!Parks and Picnic Areas(short or long term)

!Handwash & Handicap Units Available

PICKETTSPORTABLE

RESTROOMS LTD.

PICKETTSPORTABLE

RESTROOMS LTD.where our business is your business

Zeldas River Adventure Ltd.

506-653-0726 Cell506-832-0726 Office

Pontoon Tours in HamptonFishing, Swimming, PhotographyRelax with family and friends

Visit us at zeldasriveradventures.ca

Join us for:Free Wireless Internet Access

Soups & SandwichesSpecialty Coffees andScrumptious Desserts

Email: [email protected] Phone: 944-0239

Sussex Downtowns Hot Spot572 Main Street, Sussex


20/40


Cassidy LakeBoarding Kennel

Cassidy Lake

Boarding KennelWhere Pets are Always Happy to Come & Stay

Brand newfacility for

boarding Cats& Dogs.

Brand new

facility for

boarding Cats

& Dogs.

211 Lakefield Road,Cassidy Lake, NB

[email protected]

www.cassidylakeboardingkennel.comSPCA Kennel License #0043

Now Open, taking bookings now!

SUSSEX REGIONAL LIBRARY NEWS46 Magnolia Avenue, 432-4585, [email protected] of Operation: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday10:00am-5:00pm,Wednesday12:00noon-8:00pm Saturday& Sunday- closed.Fall Preschool Programming:Storytime and Toddlertime will both resume on Thursday

thSeptember 30 from 10:30-11:00am and Babies in the

stLibrary will start up again on Friday, October 1 from 10:3011:00am. All preschoolers welcome!

The Inspirational Book Club will have its first fall meeting onth

Saturday, September 18 at 10:00am to discuss theirsummer selections: Redeeming Love by Francine RiversHave a Little Faith by Mitch Albom and The BreakdownLane by Jacquelyn Mitchard.

The Adult Book Club is delighted to welcome local authorJan King, to our first meeting of the fall on Wednesday

ndSeptember 22 at 6:30pm. We will be discussing the first twobooks in her spell binding Island Magic Trilogy set inbreath-taking PEI. Copies of both Circle of Grace andCircle of Hope are available at the front desk.

We are pleased to welcome back New Brunswick authorNicholas Guitard. He will be joining us on Wednesday

thSeptember 29 at 7:00pm to share directions and anecdotesfrom his new book Waterfalls of New Brunswick: A Guide.

As always, free computer lessons are available byappointment. Please call 432-4585 for more information

thFall/Winter Hours commence on Monday, September 13The library will be open Tuesday, Thursday & Friday10:00am-5:00pm;Wednesday12:00noon-8:00pm; Saturday9:00am-5:00pm; closed - Sunday & Monday.

Please note the library will be closed on Wednesdayth

September 15 for Employee Development Day.The Fall edition of our newsletter is now available with

information on these and many other upcoming programs504

RELAPSE PREVENTION SUPPORT GROUPHi guys, gals, young & old - after a short recess we are ready to

+start up again for another 10

years, offering support forthose with any type of

a d d i c t i o n i s s u e . T h emeetings (chaired by Ken)will be held at1:30pm everyThursdayat the Denis MorrisCommunity Centre (330Greenhead Road West). TheMilford Bus stops across thestreet.

We are looking for yoursupport to get this rollingagain! For more informationplease call: Ken Warner at672-8002. 815

ANTI-BULLYING NEW NUMBERA youth-created Anti-Bullying Website toll-free line for youth,parents, and the general public can be accessed 24/7, 365days a year by anyone in Canada. Anyone may access the(new) toll-free number at: (877) 352-4497. 803

Aesthetician Andrea Baskin

MakeupFacials

ManicuresPedicures

Body Treatments

Waxing

25 Winter Street

Sussex, New Brunswick

506-433-2772

Back to SchoolSpecial

for teens up to 18

Serenity Youth PackageMini ManicureMini Pedicure

Hot stone Back Massage

$45.00

Today is your

Special Day


21/40

www.ossekeag.ca21

936 Main StreetHampton, NB

832-5507

44 Moffett AvenueSussex, NB

433-4202

Osprey Adventures says

THANK-YOU to all our

customers for a great paddling

season!!!

FALL HOURS: Open everyday until

Sept. 6; from Sept. 7-Oct. 11 open

Weekends/Mon & Wed by

appointment

Enjoy family and the fall colours

this THANKSGIVING by paddling

with Osprey Adventures.

1075 Main Street, Hampton, N.B.Tel: 832-6025 Cell: 721-4356www.ospreyadventures.net

[email protected]

Sherwoods Funeral HomeLife Tribute CentreS

~Since 1914~

18 Scovil Road, Norton, N.B (506) 839-2156

www.sherwoodsfuneralhome.com

Reminder: QUILT SHOW & SALEthThe Kennebecasis Valley Quilting Guild presents the 30

Annual Quilt Show & Sale Asian Inspiration on: Thursday,th th

September 16 - 1:00-8:00pm; Friday, September 17 -th10:00am-8:00pm; and Saturday, September 18 - 10:00am-

4:00pm at the Island View Lions Club (9 Market Street) inQuispamsis. The coveted prize ribbons will be awarded on

thWednesday, September 15 from 7:00-9:00pm at the LionsDen, Market Street, Quispamsis and all are invited to attend.

For Entry Forms and information call 832-5057 or 847-

4134. Admission $5.00 daily or $10.00 all three daysThe Kennebecasis Valley Quilting Guild has over one

hundred members with meetings on the second Tuesdayofeach month from October through June and the firstTuesdayin September. 802

BINGO - NEWS FLASH!!!!!Bingo Wednesdays, 7:00pm at the WI/Seniors Hall inUpham (2117 Rte 820)! Canteen is available and everyone is

welcome come out for a fun evening.Sponsored by the Hammond River Valley Seniors. 512

SINGSPIRATION IN SALT SPRINGSThe Salina Kirk United Church (Salt Springs Road) will be

thholding a Singspiration on Sunday, September 26 at7:00pm. Come join us for an evening of special musicincluding your favourite hymns. Guests taking part in theSingspiration include: Don Flewelling, Ruth Lisbirel, MarieShort, The Harrington Family, The Trecartins, Herb Isbill andothers.This event is being held in support of the Outreach program

and offering received will be used to assist people in need.520


TURKEY SUPPER IN APOHAQUIThe Apohaqui-Lower Millstream Recreation Council will besponsoring their annual Turkey Supper on Sunday,

thSeptember 26 from 3:30-6:30pm at the ApohaquiRecreation Centre (Jones Memorial Park Road). The menuincludes: turkey, homemade rolls, pickles and choice of apple

or pumpkin pie. Cost for the supper is $10/adults,$5/children 6-12; pre-schoolers eat for free.There will also be bake and craft tables. 820


22/40


"It is important to speak to your family

regarding organ donation," Cindy says. "It

saves many lives."

We are looking for stories about people making adifference in the Sussex area - people who donate money

and work hard to keep churches and local organizations

operating, people who provide time and leadership to

programs that serve youth, people who organize and

contribute to fundraising activities that support worthy

causes and those in need in our community. If you know

a story about a community "Super Hero" we want to

hear from you.

Call 832-5613 or email [email protected].

Personal experience often motivates people

to become involved in particular causes.

That was the case for Cindy Boyd and June

Allen. Both of their fathers were on dialysis

for many years so it was a natural step to

become involved in the Kidney Foundation of

Canada, NB and PEI Branch, beginning with

the annual bowl-a-thon in Saint John.

Last year, the pair started a Sussex Chapter

of the organization. They have been involvedin fundraising for research that has included

walk-a-thons, bowling, raffles and recently

door-to-door canvassing. The chapter has

also brought in guest speakers to address

topics like finances since the price of

medications can be a big concern.

"Volunteering is fun," says June. "It is very

rewarding and you get to meet many new

interesting people."

"We both enjoy volunteering, making a small

difference and meeting new people," Cindy

says. "It is satisfying, rewarding and makes a

person feel good about themselves." When they aren't involved in chapter

activities, the pair enjoys gardening and

checking out yard sales. While June is retired

from her job in Sussex with Aliant, Cindy

divides her working hours between the

Sussex and Hampton Dental Clinics.

Cindy says that one of the reasons it is so

important to volunteer for the Kidney

Foundation is because of the great need.

"Sussex now has a satellite unit at the

Health Center and the surrounding areas

have many patients on dialysis and waiting

for transplants," she says. "The foundation

has made many improvements through

research to improve the dialysisprocedure, but more are needed."

Education and research are some of the

foundation's major focuses. Cindy says

99% of people don't even know what causes

it. People can get more information about

kidney disease and the Kidney Foundation

of Canada at www.kidney.ca as well as on

the NB and PEI branch site at

www.kidney.ca/nbpei.

Local Women Form Chapter of

Kidney Foundationby Trudy Kelly Forsythe

Cindy Boyd and June Allen, founders of the

Sussex chapter of the Kidney Foundation of Canada.


23/40



24/40



25/40


CANAAN RIVER SENIORSst

The Canaan River Seniors meet on the 1 Mondayof eachmonth at 12:00noon at the community hall for a pot luck

rdlunch. The 3 Monday of the month is activities afternoon -

with cards, darts and board games at the hall from 1:00-4:00pm.All seniors welcome. 312

LT. GOV. NICHOLS VISITS NURSING HOMEth

During a visit to Sussex on August 19 , New BrunswicksLieutenant Governor, The Honorable Graydon Nichols, spentsome time visiting the residents of Kiwanis Nursing Home.319

L-r: Sussex Kiwanis Club President MikeCummings, Kiwanian Julie Booth, LieutenantGovernor Nichols and Kiwanis Nursing Home

Administrator Keri Marr standing in front ofmural recently painted in the Nursing HomesMemory Garden

GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEETINGThe Southeastern Branch of the New Brunswick GenealogicalSociety will hold their monthly meeting on Saturday,

thSeptember 18 2:00pm, at St. John the Baptist AnglicanChurch (28 Woolridge Avenue, Riverview). Following thebusiness meeting, Stan Balch will speak on, "A GenealogicalProof Standard Case Study".All are welcome. 318

The Cutting

Room8mm & Super 8

Cine Film

Movie Film TransferOther Formats

VHS - Beta - VHS-C - Sony 8mm & Hi-8Mini DV - Mini DVD - Photo Transfer

Video Editing

Other Formats

VHS - Beta - VHS-C - Sony 8mm & Hi-8

Mini DV - Mini DVD - Photo Transfer

Video Editing

Please Call 506 488 2200 for more information.

Saturday, September 11, 2010From 2-4pm

At St. Johns Church CenterSussex Corner

Best Wishes Only!

You are invited to celebratethe 50th Wedding

Anniversary of

Alvin & Alice Mallory

Const. Ltd

Excavating, Backhoe & Dozer

1/4 Minus Crushed RockNorton area $200/ Tandem Truckload

Truckload Delivered Sussex andsurrounding areas $225.

Excavating Services $85./hr

433-6129 Cell: 433-0747

CERTIFIED

SPECIALIST

S.A.V.E. Inc.Sussex, Air, Ventilation & Energy

For all your ventilation needs.Sales, service, new constructionor retro fits.We service all makes and models.Fast, reliable service at reasonableprices.

PHONE: (506) 432-5184FAX: (506) 432-9447

Call Gordon Keddy

VanEESales & Service

We sell the best ...we service the rest.


26/40

PROJECT LINUSBlankets made with love ... for a child in need of a hug

Project Linus is a group of people (and/or youth groups) thatvolunteer their time and materials to make blankets to helpcomfort children and youth who are hospitalized.

Florence Goddard got excited about this project, being agrandmother of 12, her heart was touched. She hadgrandchildren in the IWK or Moncton City Hospital who hadreceived a blanket or a teddy bear and knew how much it meantto the child. She had visited the Moncton Chapter of Project

Linus and became a blanketeer for the Salisbury, PetitcodiacHavelock and Elgin area. She then collects the blankets anddelivers them to stressed youth who have been involved inaccidents, fire or hospitalized due to serious life threateningillnesses.

So far, approximately 50 blankets have been collected byFlorence; some she has made herself and other blankets aremade by other interested people. This is a year-round project. Weneed youth blankets (55" x 65") and would appreciate any helpSome people have donated material and another lady is sewingthe quilts and returning them to Florence.

thOn Saturday, September 18 from 1:00-3:00pm Florence wilbe holding an Open House at her home (693 Rte 106 Salisbury

West), a great opportunity to learn more about Project Linus. Forthose who are working on a project, bring it with your or if you

have blankets ready to hand in, this is a good time to bring themand show the other interested people what you are working on.

Florence (372-5281) is always interested in speaking to groupsabout Project Linus. 325


Contractors, Handymen, Decorators,Landscapers, Garden Shops, EtcCalling allalling allContractors, Handymen, Decorators,Landscapers, Garden Shops, Etc

Fall Home Improvement

www.ossekeag.ca

Ossekeag PublishingTel: (506) 832-5613 Fax: (506) 832-3353

242 Main St., Hampton, N.B E5N-6B8Email: [email protected]

Ossekeag Publishing's

feature will be in your Sept 21 & Oct 5 Sussex Heraldall Carmen at 434-1888now to be included

C

Ossekeag Publishing's

feature will be in your Sept 21 & Oct 5 Sussex Herald

Call Carmen at 434-1888

now to be included

Deadline Sept 10 & Sept 24Deadline Sept 10 & Sept 24

Fall Home ImprovementToll Free 1-888-289-2555Toll Free 1-888-289-2555

Ossekeag Publishing Co. Ltd.... Your Community Connection

Home of the Hampton Herald, Sussex Herald,Valley Viewer & WesTides

Reaching over 40,000 homes acrossSouthern New Brunswick every two weeks!

The Sussex Herald

Delivered free to 10,660 homes in Apohaqui, Sussex, SussexCorner, Coles Island, Codys, Cambridge Narrows, Penobsquis,Petitcodiac, Havelock, Salisbury

JUNIOR HOCKEY TRY-OUTSThe Hampton Hurricanes of the New Brunswick Junior HockeyLeague will be holding tryouts for the 2010-2011 seasonbeginning in September. Five sessions are scheduled, beginning

thSaturday, September 18 and will run Saturdays & Thursdays

nduntil October 2 . The cost for the tryouts is $60 per player. Alsessions will be held at the Hampton Community Centre.

thThe September 18 two hour tryout begins at 7:45pm. Formore information call Ken McConchie at 839-2474, 432-0703 orJohn Sherwood at 653-8029. 805

DISTRICT EDUCATION COUNCIL MEETINGThe School District 6 District Education Council

will hold its monthly meeting onWednesday,th

September 8 at Sussex Regional High School,55 Leonard Drive, Sussex. The meeting will beginat 7:00pm and all are welcome to attend. 811


27/40


Toll Free 1-800-222-95015 Elliot Rd., Rothesay

culliganrothesay.com

Celebrating 25 yearsof serving Southern NBWith top quality service,technology and water.

Call for a free water analysis849-7638

The Better Water

Company.

E.P.A. Certified Stoves

!We Install Free Estimates

24 Peter St., Sussex, NEW LOCATION

Gas, Pellet, Wood

433-2184 / Toll Free 1-877-497-1001

One Free Ton of WoodPellets with Install Package

One FREE Ton ofWood Pellets

with Install Package( )Limited Time

UPHAM BREAKFAST BUFFETBreakfast will be held the second Saturdayof each month 8:00-10:00am at the WI/Seniors (Hall, 2117 Rte 820) in Upham.Come and enjoy a really filling breakfast with your friends andneighbours for only $6.00/person, $20/family - or have justtoast and coffee for $2.00. Presented by the Anglican ParishChurches of Upham.For more information contact 832-7253. 507

CARD PARTIES IN LOWER MILLSTREAMAuction 45's cards everyTuesdayevening at 7:30pm at the LowerMillstream Hall (Rte 880/875). The cost to play is $4.00/personand includes a 50/50 ticket and lunch. Come bring your friendsand have a fun evening. 505

Reminder: PARKINSON SUPERWALKThe Sussex ValleyParkinson Chapter

would like to invite youlace-up your sneakers,bring a friend or submit

nda team and join them for their 2 annual Parkinson SuperWalk,th which will be held on Saturday, September 11 at the Royal

Canadian Legion, Sussex. Registration is a 1:00pm with the walkstarting at 2:00pm.

For more information contact Leona at 433-5342 or [email protected]; regional office 1-800-663-2468 or visit

www.parkinsonsuperwalk.ca 509

Parkinson Society Maritime Region

Socit Parkinson Regional Maritime

Reminder: ST. PAULS SCOUTING - BREAKFAST A Balloon Fiesta Breakfast will be held at St. Pauls United

thChurch (Morrison Avenue, Sussex) on Saturday, September 11from 7:30-10:00am. The menu includes: scrambled eggs, sausages,hash browns, toast, donuts, tea/coffee, milk and juice. Cost of thebreakfast is $6.00/adults and $3.00/children under 10.This breakfast fundraiser is sponsored by St. Pauls Scouting. 518

AUCTION 45'S IN BELLEISLEAuction 45's - an evening of cards is now being held at theBelleisle Creek Hall on Saturdays at 7:30pm. $3.00/person,all welcome. 511

SAINT JOHN ASSOCIATION

for COMMUNITY LIVING

Contact us at 652-1544 [email protected] by the Government of Canada and the Provinceof New Brunswick through the Canada-NewBrunswick

Labour Market Agreements

ACL Employment Program

Not going back to school?Then call us at the ACL Employment Program!

We offer:* one-on-one employment counselling focusing

on your interests and skills* a job search peer support group* help with resumes and coverletters* interview practice with video recording* networking assistance with employers in your

community

Graduated with aModified or Work-Study Diploma?


28/40


ADVANCE FEE LOAN SCAM

The Better Business Bureau serving the Maritime Provinceshas received complaints and numerousinquiries about two companies, namedCanadian Private Trust and Trust CanadaLenders, who claim to provide consumerand business loans. Although they claim tobe located in Parrsboro, Nova Scotia, theBBB has been unable to locate them.Neither have we been able to verify abusiness registration in the province usingeither one of those names.

Consumers have advised us that they found ads, in theirlocal newspaper, about a company that provides loans for anypurpose. Consumers are asked to fill out a detailed form withpersonal and financial information and are told immediatelythat they are approved for a loan and the money will be intheir bank account within 48 to 72 hours. Even though their

website says that there are no application fees or up-front feesconsumers are telling us that this is not true. Upon approvathe consumer is then asked to wire an "insurance fee" to thecompany. Once that fee is received consumers are then toldthat they have to provide an "administration fee". After that

fee is received consumers are then asked to send money for"legal fees". In total, consumers sent thousands of dollars fora loan that they did not receive in the end.

Signs of an advanced fee loan scam:

-You are guaranteed a loan without providing financialinformation even if you have no credit, bad credit or are goingthrough or have been bankrupt.

-You are guaranteed a loan even if local legitimate lendinginstitutions have refused you.

-Up-front fees are not disclosed.

-You are asked to wire money to the company to pay an upfront fee for insurance, administration or legal fees.

-The company pressures you to send the money right away.

As a precaution, do not provide any personal or financialinformation to any unknown firm, over the Internet ortelephone. Always check with the BBB before doing business

with any firm.

If you feel that you have been a victim of an "Advance FeeLoan Scam", you should file a complaint with the BBB at

www.bbb.org. You are strongly urged to report your dealingsto the Canadian Anti-Fraud Call Centre at 1-888-495-8501and/or the US Federal Trade Commission at 1-877-382-4357913

Rob Moore, MP, his wife, Melindaand their daughters, Madeline & Katelynare delighted to announce the arrival ofRobert Samuel Elliot Moore (Robbie)Robert Samuel Elliot Moore (Robbie)

on Monday, July 19, 2010, at 5:00pm, weighing 8 lbs, 11 oz.

Birth AnnouncementBirth Announcement

Animal Rescue League134 Taylor Avenue

Saint John, NB Check out our new Website: www.saintjohnanimalrescue.com

This ad is sponsored by Ossekeag Publishing Your Community Connection.

Janet Foster

~ Executive Director~

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 642-0920

Please do not forget to spay or neuter YOUR pet.

Pet CornerAt TheAnimal Rescue League

We speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.

Here is one of the pets up for adoptionat the Animal Rescue League:

WHAT IS THE MANDATE OF

THE ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE?

The Animal Rescue League is a non-profit organization thatprovides rescue, temporary housing, care and assistance toabandoned and unwanted animals in our community. We receiveno government funding and rely on donations and fund raising inorder to continue our work as animal advocates. We do our bestto find loving, caring and responsible forever homes for all theanimals in our care. We also attempt to educate our community

about responsible pet ownership, the humane treatment ofanimals, and the importance of spaying/neutering your pets.

M y n a m e i sS a s h a , aBeagle/Retrievermix, and I'm avery sweet older

girl who is hopingthat a wonderfulfamily comes togive me a foreverhome. I have hads o m e s k i np r o b l e m srecently, but the

shelter staff have treated me for fleas, andnow I am feeling much better! If you're

looking to add a gentle older girl to yourhome, please come by and see me!

Sasha


29/40


APPLE PAN DOWDY

4-5 tart apples 3/4 cup water1 cup brown sugar 1 T vinegar1/4 tsp salt 1 T butter

1/4 cup flour 1 tsp vanilla

Batter:1 cup flour 3 T shortening tsp salt cup milk 2 tsp baking powder

Slice apples into a well-greased shallow glass bakingdish. Make sauce by mixing sugar, salt, flour, waterand vinegar. Boil slowly, then add butter and vanilla.Keep warm without further boiling.

Make batter by mixing dry ingredients, cutting inshortening and stirring in milk. Mix only until wet.Pour hot sauce over apples. Push batter off spoon, asdumplings, on top of sauce.Bake 30 minutes (no longer) @ 350 F.

CINNAMON APPLE RICE PUDDING

3 T butter 2 cups apple juice1 large apple, chopped 1 tsp cinnamon1 cup short grain rice tsp each: salt,

nutmeg1/3 cup raisins 1 can Eagle Brand

Melt butter; cook and stir for 2 minutes. Add rice andstir for 1 minute. Stir in raisins and cup apple juice;stir about 1 minute. Add remaining juice, cinnamon,salt and nutmeg; bring to a boil. Cover and simmer15-20 minutes or until rice is tender. Stir in EagleBrand; heat through, stirring often.Serve warm. Garnish as desired.

FRUIT SCRAP

1 cup sugar tsp cinnamon

1 cup flour 1 egg1 tsp baking soda 1/4 cup oil1 tsp baking powder 1 tsp vanillasalt Apples & raisins

Mix dry ingredients. Add remaining three and mix.Add 2 cups apples and 1 cup raisins. Bake at 375 Ffor 30 minutes. (If too dry, can add up to 1/4 cupwater). Serve warm with ice cream or whippedcream.

QUICK APPLE CAKE

3/4 cup sugar 1 cups sifted flour1/4 cup shortening 2 tsp baking powder1 egg tsp salt

cup milk apples, peeled andsliced

Heat oven to 375 F. Grease and flour 9x9 pan. Mixsugar, shortening and egg thoroughly. Stir in milk.Sift dry ingredients together and stir in. Spread batterin prepared pan. ( cup seedless raisins can be addedto the batter if desired) Arrange apple slices in afancy design over top of the batter, pressing themslightly into the batter, then sprinkle with 1 tspcinnamon mixed with 2 T white sugar. Bake 25-35

minutes. Serve warm - delicious with maple syrup.

APPLE GINGERBREAD

cup butter tsp cinnamon cup sugar tsp nutmeg2 eggs tsp clovesbcup molasses 1 tsp ginger2 cups flour 1 cups apples, peeled

and grated1 tsp baking powderacup milk

Cream together butter and sugar. Beat in eggs one ata time. Blend in molasses. Mix flour, baking soda,salt and spices. Add to creamed mixture alternatelywith milk, beginning and ending with flour mixture.Stir in apple. Pour into greased and floured 9x9 panand bake at 350 F oven for 45-50 minutes. Cool inpan 10 minutes before turning out on rack.

APPLE BROWN BETTY

Lightly butter 6-cup baking dish. Peel, core, slice 5

tart apples (I like Granny Smith). Combine 1-1/3cups fresh bread crumbs, 1/2 cup sugar and 1teaspoon cinnamon. Layer half of the apples in dish.Cover with half of the crumbs. Pour over 1/3 cupapple juice. Dot with 2 tablespoons butter. Repeatwith remaining apples and crumbs; dot with 2tablespoons butter. Cover with foil. Bake in heated375 F oven for 25 minutes. Remove foil. Bake 30minutes longer or until apples are tender. Makes 4servings.

APPLES GALOREAPPLES GALORE


30/40


PHONE 433-3627 TO SAVE

QUALITY EXTERIOR BUILDING PRODUCTS

12 Lowell Street - Sussex, NB E4E 1Y5www.robinson-enterprises.com

EMAIL [email protected]

Directions to THE KNOLLExit 192 Right onto RTE 121 toward Sussex. Right onto Main Street.

Keep right onto Broad Street. Over the Train tracks. Right onto Magnolia Ave,

Right onto Malone Street, Straight onto Malone Way.

Gorgeous views

Private, serene setting

Open, airy floor plans

great from entertaining

Private balconies

Master bedroom withwalk-in closet

Low maintenance

Lower energy costs

These beautiful new homes are built by PrestigeHomes. So you know youre getting a top-qualityhome that is brilliantly designed with fabulouscurb appeal.

Call or visit now while pre-constructionprices are still available!

Open Mon.-Fri. 8 5, Sat. 12-3.Malone Way

New town homes in Sussex from $228,000

www.prestigeHomes.ca 506-433-1001 The Knoll

Call for an appointment to view The KnollOffice Hours: Mon to Fri 8am-5pm, Sat 10am-3pm

433-9131 ext 115

Advantages with having a Prestige home:

Factory and Service Center

Minutes away from The Knoll

Built with the Quality Prestige Homes

has been known for over 35 years

Energy Efficient Homes

7 Year Structural Warranty

Top Quality Building Components

with Excellent Manufacturers Warranties

Amenities in Sussex:

45 minutes to either Moncton or Saint John

Real Community Living

Hospital and Health Center

Soon to be built Fundy Civic Center

Close by Nature Trails

Many Churches, Clubs and Organizations to join

Shopping, Restaurants,

Golf and Curling Club

QUILT SHOW & SALEthThe Sussex Vale Quilters Guild will hold its 6 Show & Sale

tat the Sussex Lions Club, Main Street, on September 30st nd

and October 1 & 2 . There will be a sales table, merchantsmall, raffles, door prizes, and refreshments to round out theshow.

nd thThe Sussex Vale Quilters meet the 2 & 4 Tuesdayof themonth from September to June. There are 60 members inthe guild and its purpose is to encourage an interest in

quilting among its members and in the community. Theguild strives to increase skill in quilting by sharingexperiences, teaching and presenting workshops. The Sussex

Vale Quilters Guild is one of the few guilds in the countrywhich continues to quilt by hand - many others have changedto machine quilting.

Visit the mural capital of Atlantic Canada and take in ourwonderful show. 516

EVENTS AT THE PETITCODIAC LIBRARY6 Kay Street, 756-3144

Summer Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Friday - 10:00am-1:00pm &2:00-5:00pm; Thursday 2:00-5:00pm and6:00-8:00pm.

thAdult Book Club - On September 9 we will

be discussing The Story of Edgar Sawtelle byDavid Wroblewski.

These programs are offered free of charge. For moreinformation call the library at 756-3144. Summer hours areMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday from 10:00am-1:00pmand 2:00-5:00pm; and Thursday 2:00-5:00 & 6:00-8:00pm.314

TURKEY SUPPER IN ELGINThe Elgin Womens Institute will be

holding their annual Turkey Supper onth

Saturday, September 25 at the WI Hall.

Tickets will go on sale at 3:00pm. Cost for

the supper is $10/adults and $5/children.

332


31/40


Sussex Vale Transition House is looking for home owners who would liketo participate in a 2010 Christmas Homes Tour. This would involvedecorating your home and allowing guests (who are ticket holders forthe event) to visit your home and admire your decorating design skill

thand effort for a few hours on Sundayafternoon, December 5 .If you are interested in offering your home for this fund raising event insupport of Sussex Vale Transition House (our local shelter for womenand children in crisis), please contact us at 433-1649 or 435-1649.

CHRISTMAS

HOMES TOUR


32/40


SUSSEX & AREA SENIORS CENTRE NEWS50 Perry Street, Sussex 433-8480; [email protected] Centre is open Monday-Friday from 9:00am-4:00pm(unless otherwise noted) - memberships are available at$20/person/year. Hall rental is available by calling 433-8480

th thMonday, September 6 -Sunday, September 12 - closedBalloon Fiesta.

th th thMonday, September 13 , 20 & 27 - 9:00am, games, cardschat, darts, art class with Fred Harrison; 9:30amShuffleboard.

th st thTuesday, September 14 , 21 , 28 - 9:00am, games, cardschat, darts; 10:00am, rughookers; 12:00noon, soup &sandwich ($5.00); 1:30pm bingo for members.

th ndWednesday, September 15 , 22 - 9:00am, games, cardschat, darts; 10:00am, fitness class;3:30pm, closed.

th Wednesday, September 29 -9:00am, games, cards, chatdarts; 10:00am, fitness class;1:00pm, 45's.

th rd thThursday, September 16 , 23 , 30 - 9:00am ,games, cardschat, darts; 9:30am, Bridge, Shuffleboard; 1:30pm, Tai Chi($5.00).

thFriday, September 17 - 9:00am, games, cards, chat, darts1:00pm, Jam Session, 4:00pm, Pot Luck.

thFriday, September 24 - 9:00am, 9:00am games, cards, chatdarts; 2:00pm, Wine & Cheese.

th thSunday, September 19 & 26 - Bingo, 6:30 Early Bird and7:00pm Bingo.

More information on the Centre is available on the websiteat: www.sussexareaseniorscentre.com. 309

COOL MOVE DAY AT BOYS & GIRLS CLUBThank you to everyone who helped The Petitcodiac Boys andGirls Club with Cool Move Day; if it was not for thecommunity and the children it would never have been asuccess. We would also like to thank Kraft for giving ourcommunity this great opportunity to get healthy by eatingsmart and getting fit with Cool Moves.

The children had a lot of fun playing games and jumping inthe Dalmatian climber and slide. There was lots of differentfruit and vegetables on the tables for the community to tryThe adults enjoyed talking to the dietarian about readinglabels and discussing what children need. Cool Move Day wilget us started on a great program about eating right andstaying active.

So once again we would like to say thanks to all in ourcommunity. 320

3 BROAD ST.Corner of Main & Broad

SUSSEX, NB

433-1186! !Monday to Friday 9-9 Saturdays 9-5 Sundays & Holidays 12-4 Fax: 433-1042

Your Personal Family Pharmacy

! Prescriptions! Home Health Care Products & Equipment! Crutch Rentals

Prescription

With A Smile

Delivery

Sharpscorner

drugstore

We recognize the challenges facing a new business.After al l, i t isn't that long ago we were in that posit ion.

Talk to us about our

Ossekeag Publishing

Valley ViewerWesTides

Sussex HeraldHampton Herald

Home of the:

Your Community Connection

[email protected]

832-5613

New BusinessIntroductory SpecialNew BusinessIntroductory SpecialCall today for details

Carmen Whittier ~ 434-2666

STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?

STARTING ANEW BUSINESS?

UNEMPLOYED?Have you considered starting

your own business?Attend a free information session to find out more about

available government programs that can help you get started.When: Every 3rd Tuesday of the month at 10:00 a.m.Where: 2nd floor of the Sussex post office buildingFor more information, call Jill: 832-6207

or Dave: 432-2680

Be...in this place tre...ici on le peutCommunity Economic Development Agency

Country RoadPhysiotherapy

Patti Crawford-BaxterBsc. Kin, BHSc. PT, CAFCI

Physiotherapist/Owner

Country Road

Certification in acupuncture with many courses in myofascialrelease, cranialsacral therapy, pediatrics, exercise/fitness

activities and musculoskeletal injuries.

Phone 432-5013 to make an appointmentEvening Appointments Available

Lo

Documents

Sussex Herald Sept 7 Full