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 Ravings By Mike Hickey
"2011"
First of all I need to thank the many friends and family
members for the very generous Christmas presents that I
received over the Holidays. What exactly I am going to do with
the six ton of coal that I received is uncertain at this time but
rest assured that Mikie is working on the problem.
For some strange reason, I am quite excited about the new
year ahead. Why I might get excited, when I don't have a clue
as to what will really happen ... I don't understand!! But I am
approaching the year with a positive attitude. I am positive
that the Corporate Jet will lose speed and gain the steering
control necessary to avoid being a black missile of
destruction. I am positive that the missus will continue with
her evening classes to expand her mind and shrink her body,
but will also fit in a cooking class for beginners!!
In the next few weeks we are also going to have a little fitness
promotion for the staff. It appears that the staff interest in
having Ossekeag supply pedometers to inspire more walking
is very high. We haven't worked out all the details for what
progress will get measured but anyone who works hard will
definitely benefit. The benefit for us in getting them into
shape is the ability to work the poor critters that much
harder. Thanks to Alex for a great idea.
I personally am going to wait for the butt-sitting contest!!
The unfortunate downside to this exercise challenge is that
the missus is going to plead for more walking time and even
less time on cooking lessons. A wife who is in shape but can't
Plan to spend a romantic cook or a chubby accomplished chef??? There are some
Valentine’s Day with us. decisions that just aren't going to get any easier, even if it is a
See our website for details. new year!!
My final reason for being so excited about 2011 is that the
missus is going to finally get the diamonds that she so richly
deserves!! Six tons of coal buried a few feet into the ground
3180 Rothesay Road,
Rothesay. NB and then have the missus pressurize the coal by walking back
and forth, back and forth, will turn those lumps of black into
847-7539 shiny diamond in no time. My 2011 Christmas shopping is
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DONATIONS TO LOCAL FOOD BASKET
John & Don offer a warm thank you to our Hampton
Community and clients for their generous donations and
In loving memory of
continued support of the Hampton Food Basket! 403 Edward (Bramps) Mullen
who passed away January 24, 2007

Dad, although we smile and make no fuss,

No one misses you more than us;
And when old times we oft recall,
That’s when we miss you most of all.

Love Krista, John and Nickolas

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Don Gass Manager of Sobeys Rothesay. These non
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 TOUCHING A LIFE learned we have to take care of what we were given.
I saw you hang my first painting on the refrigerator, and I I saw how you handled your responsibilities, even when you
immediately wanted to paint another one. didn't feel good, and I learned that I would have to be
I saw you feed a stray cat and I learned that it was good to be responsible when I grow up.
kind to animals. I saw tears come from your eyes and I learned that sometimes
I saw you make my favorite cake for me and I learned that the things hurt, but it's alright to cry.
little things can be the special things in life. I saw that you cared and I wanted to be everything that I could
I heard you say a prayer, and I knew there is a God I could be.
always talk to, and I learned to trust God. I learned most of life's lessons that I need to know to be a good
I saw you make a meal and take it to a friend who was sick, and and productive person when I grow up.
I learned that we all have to take care of each other. I looked at you and wanted to say, "Thanks for all the things I
I saw you give your time and money to help people who had saw when you thought I wasn't looking."
nothing, and I learned that those who had something should Each of us, parent, grandparent, relative or friend, influence
give to those who don't. the life of a child.
I felt you kiss me good night and I felt loved and safe. How will you touch the life of someone today?
I saw you take care of our house and everyone in it, and I Author Unknown CC03

Church Chart
St. Mark’s Catholic Church KV WESLEYAN - FITNESS CLASSES
Pastor: Fr. Don Breen - Seminarian: Owen Burns Ladies Community Fitness classes are held Monday-Friday
171 Pettingill Rd., Quispamsis from 9:45-8:45am at Kings Valley Wesleyan. 215
Phone 849-5111 Fax 849-5120
Website: www.stmarksparish.ca
Email: stmarkschurch@nb.aibn.com ST. JAMES THE LESS ACW
A warm welcome awaits all who come. The St. James the Less ACW meets for quilting every
Thursday from 1:00-4:00pm. For more information contact
Masses: Saturday 5pm 847-3268. 211

Sunday 9am & 11:15am

The Unitarian Universalists

Emotionally satisfying & intellectually stimulating

10:30 am - Jan. 23
“Clutter Within”
The Rev. Ray Drennan
Music - Child Care - Refreshments
545 Sandy Point Road by Hazen White School
A Welcoming Non-Creedal Regional Congregation
www.uucsj.org

372 Hampton Road

847-4924 All Families Matter
www.quc.ca
Email: quc@nb.aibn.com Families come in all sizes and we have room for you in our Family!
We have programs for Preschoolers through to Seniors!
SERVICES Music, Drama, Sports, Sunday School, Kids, Youth and more!

NEW DIRECTIONS Join us for Sunday Worship and find out what we
A contemporary worship service that encourages discussion on issues have to offer you!
of importance today. Every Sunday 11:00 am
Join us for coffee on January 23rd at 6:15pm and discover a different way Sunday School 9:30 am
to worship...
Or come to our traditional worship at 9:55am on Sunday mornings! Kennebecasis Baptist Church
We value a welcoming, inclusive, nurturing church community and we work to show this through 383 Hampton Road , Quispamsis
support for each other, our social interaction and wise stewardship of our resources. Across from KVHS - 847-5822

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 ANNUAL TOURNAMENT HELD IN ROTHESAY
The 9th Annual Ashley Frechette Junior Varsity Girls
Basketball Tournament was held at Rothesay High School on
December 17th & 18th, 2010. Rothesay High School was
undefeated during the tournament and won against Moncton
High School in the final game.
Thanks to the players and parents, the tournament was a
success and $2,500 was raised for the Frechette family. 219

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 QUISPAMSIS COMMUNITY SERVICES
DEPARTMENT
Town of Rothesay & KV3C Did you know that the Search Institute has
identified Homework as one of the 40
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Winter Speakers Series 2011 building blocks of healthy development
UE-IUNCTA-IN-U

that help young people grow up healthy,

When: 7:00-8:00 p.m., Thursday evenings caring and responsible? Visit www.search-
Where: Rothesay Town Hall, Common Room. institute.org/assets for more information
Free. No registration required. on the 40 Developmental Assets.
SOGO Active: Sogo Active is a program
Topics created for one reason: to help youth 13 to 19 years of age
January 20: Organizing the Wee Ones… challenge themselves and their friends to get moving. Anyone
it just might be child’s play! can do it and there's an activity for everyone. There's no
Presenter: Elaine Shannon - Organizing Expert excuse, really. So lace up. So have fun. So go sign up now. Visit
www.sogoactive.com to register and have a chance to win lots
January 27: Developing Pre-reading Skills of prizes!
Presenter: Kathy Mullin - Talk with Me, Early Language Services Arts & Culture Park Outdoor Skating: The outdoor skating rink is
February 3: Finding QUALITY Child Care
open daily from 10:00am to 10:00pm (weather permitting).
Presenter: Vicky Smith - Early Childhood Services Coordinator,
We encourage you to wear a helmet while skating and for
everyone's safety, the use of sticks and pucks is prohibited on
Social Development
the ice. For current conditions check out our on-line webcam
February 10: Rothesay, New Brunswick: The First 150 Years at www.quispamsis.ca/artpics to view the skating rink, or call
Presenters: Authors Jude Carson & Gretchen Kelbaugh. 849-5778.
Walking/Running Routes: Challenge yourself to trying one, or all
February 17: Ask the Dietitian! three, of our walking/running routes. Located in the heart of
Presenter: Laura Reid – Med, RD, CDE, the community, the routes begin and end at the Quispamsis
Owner of Dietitians on the Go Arts & Culture Park. The 1km, 2.5km, and 5km routes were
February 24: Tasting Terroir - How the same grapes make created to support residents in living a more active lifestyle. A
radically different wines in different climates map of the routes is located at the entrance to the park, and
Presenter: Craig Pinhey - Local Sommelier colour-coded arrows are placed throughout the streets to
assist you in navigating the routes. Individual copies of the
map are also available at the main counter at the Town Hall
and on our website.
Upcoming: Additional item for your calendar - February 18th-
20th - WinterFest, www.quispamsis.ca for more information.
qplex: For information on the Quispamsis qplex please visit
Tell someone our website www.quispamsis.ca.
Q-mail: If you would like to be added to our email list please
special how email mlucas@quispamsis.ca. Once added to the list you will
receive emails about upcoming special events and programs.
Calendar of Events: On our website is a user-friendly
much they webcalendar, an interaction opportunity for local community
groups, etc. Please feel welcome in posting your upcoming
mean to you... event on this Calendar of Events page.
For additional information on future programs, registration
forms, special events and facility bookings please visit our
website or drop us a line at 849-5778.
Valentine Special Submitted By: Megan Lucas, Program Director. 201

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LITERACY TIPS
Reading is the foundation of a student’s
education. As a parent, you want to do
everything in your power to help your child IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL
succeed. There are a few things you can do at GRADE 5 PARENTS
home to support his/her literacy development.
1. Visit the library. Find a book to read Information Nights will be held, according to the following schedule,
together. for Grade 5 students and their parents entering Middle School in
September 2011.
2. Explore a new magazine with your child.
3. Have your child read a newspaper article aloud to you. At this time, information will be provided on two of the programs
Discuss the context. available at the Grade 6 level:
English Prime Program and the Late French Immersion Program.
4. Do a crossword puzzle together.
5. Find a cozy place to read a book together. Have your child Parents/guardians are invited to attend the meeting for their school.
If this is not convenient, please feel free to attend another meeting
retell a chapter or two. near you.
6. Play a word game such as Scrabble, Password, or Boggle GRADE 6 INFORMATION MEETINGS 2011
with your child.
7. Read several books by the same author. Discuss similarities Target Snow
Date Time Location
and differences. Schools Date
8. Find a book about collecting or observing something in Sussex Middle AES, NES
Thurs Jan 20
7:00pm at Sussex
nature (birds, flowers, insects, etc...). Keep a log. Mon Jan 17 School SCES, SES Middle School
9. Give your child written directions where to find a hidden HRES, HES
Thurs Jan 20 at
Hampton Middle
object. Tues Jan 18 7:00pm School MCS
Hampton
Middle School
10. Look at the weather map in the newspaper. Compare your Thurs Jan 20 at
Belleisle Regional
weather with other regions. Wed Jan 19 7:00pm High School
BES Belleisle Regional
High School
Tips taken from Florida Department of Education - Just Quispamsis Wed Jan 26
Read, Families. justreadfamilies.org. 823 Mon Jan 24 7:00pm Middle School
LES at Quispamsis
QES Middle School
Wed Jan 26
Harry Miller FES
Tues Jan 25 7:00pm Middle School KPES, RES
at Harry Miller
Middle School

SUPPORT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Have you experienced cancer
personally? Were you a
caregiver to someone who
went through the cancer IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL
experience? The Canadian GRADE 2 PARENTS
Cancer Society New Brunswick is seeking volunteers for our
one-to-one telephone peer support program. More
specifically, we are seeking the following: survivors of rare Information Nights will be held, according to the following
cancers; survivors of lung, Mesothelioma and pancreatic schedule, for parents of Grade 2 students entering Grade 3 in
September 2011.
cancers; -survivors who have completed their treatment in
the past four years; caregivers, particularly those of cancer At this time, information will be provided on the two programs
survivors; parents whose child had cancer. available at the Grade 3 level:
English Prime and French Immersion – Grade 3 Program.
This is an excellent opportunity to develop and use your
listening and communication skills to help others and also to Parents/guardians are invited to attend the meeting for their school.
be part of a nationwide peer support program. If this is not convenient, please feel free to attend another meeting
CancerConnection has been providing support to those living near you.
with cancer and their families since 1995. Services are
GRADE 3 INFORMATION MEETINGS 2011
multilingual, free and confidential, and are tailored to
individual needs. Target Snow
Date Time Location
If you would like to know more about this program and how Schools Date
to become a peer support volunteer, please call 1-800-455- AES, BES Wed Feb 2
Sussex Middle
9090. Our volunteers: Our Hope, Our strength, Our Courage. Mon Jan 31 7:00pm School
NES, SCES at Sussex
Middle School
SES
Let's make cancer history. 826 Wed Feb 2 at
Hampton Middle DATL Hampton
Tues Feb 1 7:00pm School HRVES, MCS Middle School

GUITAR & BASS LESSONS Mon Feb 7 7:00pm

Quispamsis
Middle School
LES, QES
Thurs Feb 10 at
Quispamsis
Middle School

in Kennebecasis Valley Tues Feb 8 7:00pm

Quispamsis
Middle School
FES
KPES
Thurs Feb 10
at Quispamsis

Kindred Studio RES Middle School

650-9126
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 TOWN OF ROTHESAY RECREATION EVENTS
Winter Speaker Series: Thursdays, 7:00-
8:00pm at Rothesay Town Hall (Common
Room), free. No registration required -
January 20th Organizing Kids’ Spaces with
Elaine Shannon - Organizing Expert;
January 27th Talk with Me - Developing Pre-
reading Skills with Kathy Mullin; February QUINQUE- A-IN-UN

O
I U NC T
3rd Finding Appropriate Child Care with
Vicky Smith - Early Childhood Services
Coordinator, Social Development; February 10th Rothesay,
New Brunswick: The First 150 Years with authors Jude
Carson & Gretchen Kelbauch; February 17th Ask the
Dietician with Laura Reid - Dieticians on the Go; February
24th Tasting Terroir - How the same grapes make radically
Flora Pollock, Inspection Reward Winner, November 2010, pictured different wines in different climates with Craig Pinhey - Local
with Fundy Mutual Safety Inspector Jo-Ann Armstrong-Morris.
Sommelier.
Fundy Mutual holds a quarterly $500 draw for their policy holders who
have completed their safety recommendations as a result of the Safety Family Skating - Sundays from 3:00-4:00pm, $2 each, max
Inspection. $5/family; Tot & Parent Skate - Mondays 2;45-3:45 &
Neighbours helping neighbours since 1940. Wednesdays 1:30-2:30pm, no charge; Tot & Parent Hockey -
Tuesdays & Thursdays 2:15-3:15pm, no charge; Senior
Skate - Mondays 12:00noon-1:00pm, no charge; Adult Scrim
Home, Auto, Business, Apartment, Farm Hockey (ages 19+) - Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays 9:45-
11:45am, $6/player; Adult Scrim Hockey (ages 50+)
Agents: NATASHA YOUNG
Fundy ANDREA TAIT
Wednesdays 12:00noon-1:15pm and Fridays 2:15-3:30pm,
$4/player.
Kennebecasis Valley Winterfest: The Town of Rothesay along with the City of Saint
53c Clark Road, Rothesay John and Towns of Quispamsis and Grand Bay-Westfield will
Insurance Company be hosting Winterfest from February 18th-20th. Activities
Tel: 849-3833 include trolley rides, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, and
www.fundymutual.com Fax: 849-3837 Latin line dancing! More info TBA.
March Break Camp: We are pleased to offer a March Break
Winter Adventure Camp (March 7th-11th) for children ages 7-
175 Hampton Rd 12 at the Rothesay Arena. Register now.
Quispamsis Want updates? If you would like to receive periodical emails
216-0697 • 639-4347 • 651-8114 from Rothesay Recreation with information on upcoming
www.golfrush.net events please email cindybishop@rothesay.ca, phone 848-
6652 or visit the website at www.rothesay.ca to get on the
list! 222
“Golf all year!”
“Play courses from around the world CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP
on our golf simulator!” The 4th Thursday of each month at the
Parties or Private Functions Available Saint John Alzheimer Society office 152
Westmorland Road, beginning at 7:00pm.
Private Lessons Available • Kids Golf School 604
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 BELFAST CHILDREN’S VACATION PROJECT
For an unforgettable family fun-filled summer, host a child
form Belfast. Share your friends, community and Canadian
lifestyle. Details and application at www.belfastkids.ca, on
face book - Belfast Children’s project 2011 or call Terry
Mullin at 633-0236. 811

NB GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEETING

The Saint John Branch of the New Brunswick Genealogical
Society, will meet on Wednesday, January 26th, 7:30pm at the
Lion's Den, Loch Lomond Villa. Following our Annual
General Meeting, this month's program will feature our own
David Laskey as the host for a rousing game of "Genealogy
Trivia". Everyone is encouraged to come along and test your
knowledge.
When you have Guests are welcome. 834

Muscular dystrophy,
SENIOR'S WELLNESS DAY
your muscles say stop, Come and celebrate positive
and healthy lifestyles for
but your mind says go. Seniors on Thursday, January
27th at the Gateway Mall in
Sussex from 9:00am-1:00pm.
We provide hope and support to people with
There will be free snacks, information kiosks and great prizes
neuromuscular disorders. to be won. The CMHA is happy to host this event with the help
of Sussex and Area Senior's Centre and the Healthy Active
Living 50+ Program.
Thank You to - Charm Diamond Centre, Jitters Café, Break
Away Café, and One Bead at a Time, Canadian Tire and
Dutchie's Barber Shop for draw prize donations. 835

Donate today at www.muscle.ca

CRIME STOPPERS
Grand Bay-Westfield RCMP are investigating
the theft of an all-terrain vehicle from
Victoria Wharf Road in Lower Greenwich.
The ATV was stolen sometime between
December 5th and December 8th, 2010. The
ATV was a red Yamaha 450 Kodiak 4 wheeler.
Anyone with information on any criminal
activity is encouraged to contact their local Police/RCMP
Detachment, or contact Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-
800-222-TIPS. Crime Stoppers wants your information and
The Better Water not your identity. Crime Stoppers does not subscribe to call
Company. display and does not make any attempt to identify any caller.
You will not testify in court and if your tip leads to an arrest
you may be eligible for a cash award of up to $2,000. 815
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9th ANNUAL SNOW GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS “We will HUFF ‘N PUFF and blow your house in”
The Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada would like to
invite you to participate in the 9th Annual Snow Golf
Tournament which will be held on Saturday, February 19th at
the Midland Meadows Golf Course in Norton starting at
11:00am. Over the past number of years this event has grown
• Fiberglass
in both popularity and participant numbers and has
• Cellulose
generated an increasing amount of funds, which we are truly
• 2 lb. spray
grateful for. We hope that you will once again join the other
foam
brave snow golfers with your warm winter gear and tee off for
fun filled day of wacky golfing and help us create the magic of
a Wish.
The Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada relies solely on New Homes Renovations
the generosity of individuals, groups and businesses, who We provide complete insulation services to new and existing homes 832-7337
through donations and fundraisers, enable us to continue our We are a Trained Efficiency New Brunswick Contractor. www.huffnpuff.ca
work of granting the wishes of children over the age of three
and under the age of eighteen, who have been diagnosed with
a high risk, life-threatening illness.
To date, with your support and the support of members of
the community, over 675 wishes have been granted in New
Brunswick, with 55 approved wishes still waiting to be
granted. One wish, on average can cost between $8-10,000!
We would not be able to do what we do without your support.
This is a Pledge Sheet based event. If you are interested in
registering a team or have any questions, please contact me
at 506-696-7086 or Victoria.Kean@childrenswish.ca.
Registration can also be filled out Online at
www.NBEventsofChildrensWish.weebly.com. 829 There when you need us.

Alyson Middleton Richard Arbeau Tina Hallett Bruce VanWart

Executive Assistant Branch Manager Sales Advisor (Bilingue) Sales Advisor
848-6062

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 HRAA NEWS
Certified VanEE
Specialist S.A.V.E. Inc.
Sussex, Air, Ventilation & Energy
ASF Raffle draw: Thanks to everyone who
supported both the HRAA and the
Atlantic Salmon Federation through the
CERTIFIED Sales, installation and servicing purchase of ASF raffle tickets. The draw
VanEE air exchangers and heat has taken place, and winners are listed on
recovery units. We also service the ASF website at ASF.ca. Thanks again
all makes and models. to everyone for your support for salmon
SPECIALIST
conservation!
Call Gordon Keddy Saturday, January 29 th - January
Wood Coffeehouse.
Energy PHONE: (506) 432-5184 Bylaw revisions planned for Annual General Meeting: HRAA’s
Technology FAX: (506) 432-9447 Annual General Meeting for 2010 has been set for
Transfer Inc. Wednesday, February 23rd 7:00pm at the centre. Remember
(Certified) that your 2011 membership needs to be paid in order for you
to have voting privileges at the meeting. More details to
follow. This year the Board and Executive plans to bring
forward revisions to the HRAA Bylaws, following a motion
that was passed at out last AGM in February of 2010. The
revised bylaws have now been posted on the HRAA website,
under the “downloads” section.
COSEWIC assessment of Outer Bay of Fundy Salmon: The
committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada
(COSEWIC) has just released an assessment of several
regional Atlantic Salmon stocks, and they have assessed the
Outer Bay rivers as endangered. The Hammond River, as a
tributary of the St. John River, is included under this
assessment. More details are available on the ASF website at:
asf.ca/news.
News from the Riverbank: HRAA staff were able to conduct one
more assessment of the digger logs we installed under a
HADD project on Colton Brook, and all have come through
the fall’s rain events in good shape. This may be the last
assessment we can make of the project until ice runs in the
spring. One note of interest was the significant spring inputs
we noticed on Colton that remained ice-free, with water
temperatures at about 6 °C. Even some of the aquatic plants
in the springs were still lush and green!
JC Cormier has finalized the dates for our annual kayak
fishing tournament: July 16th & 17th. There will be some
changes to the regulations this year, to allow alternate
launching locations.
Fly Tying Contest: Our sister organization, the Big Salmon
River Angling Association is offering a fly tying contest, to
obtain a fly to be used in one of their annual fundraising
events. The winning fly will be mounted in a shadow box and
presented at their annual Family Fun Days. The entrance
deadline is February 1st. The fly must be tied on a size 1 hook
(size one), and must be an original design. The winner will
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board of directors. You can submit your entry by mail to:
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 1ST GONDOLA POINT SCOUTS NEWS
Looking for a great Valentines Day Idea ? In
support of 1st Gondola Point Scouts PJ2011,
Phoenix Dinner Theatre proudly presents. . .
."Canada Rocks eh!" a three act musical
comedy (all Canadian content) on Saturday,
February 12th. This lovely evening includes:
great entertainment, delicious three course
dinner (choice of entrée), both live and
silent auctions, 50/50 draw. Tickets are $55/person
(includes dinner, tax and gratuity)
For further information or to purchase tickets please
contact questforbyng@gmail.com or call 639-0075.
We also still have ongoing bottle drives. Our next Bottle
Drive will be held at the Sherwood Park Convenience on
Saturday, April 2nd from 9:00am-4:00. You may also call Jeff
at 650-6122 or email questforbyng@gmail.com anytime to
arrange for home pickup; or bring recyclables to Pub's
Redemption Centre, 346 Rothesay Ave, Saint John at anytime
on our behalf. 225

ROTARY DONATION TO QES PROGRAM

The Rothesay-Kings Rotary Club recently donated $1,500 to
Quispamsis Elementary School to support their breakfast
program. 224

Benefit Dance & Auction

for Michael Keller who is fighting
cancer. To be held at the CKRC in
Upham on January 29. Doors open at
8:00 pm.
For more information or to make a
donation to the auction please call L-R: QES teacher, Valerie Conrad; Rotary member, Dan
Bonnie at 832-5730 Charlong; Rotary member, Cathy Curwin; Rotary
member, Steve Clark; QES Principal, Janet Miller.

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 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
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HEALTHIER EATING IN THE NEW YEAR
Is eating healthier one of your New Year's resolutions?
Following a fad diet, or being overly restrictive, will not help
you or your family achieve your health goals. Healthy eating
does not mean boring, tasteless foods. Adopt a healthier
diet, without feeling deprived.
1. Fill the plate with colorful vegetables - There are many
more vegetables to try than just lettuce and tomatoes!
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you fill up your stomach with veggies, they will be less likely
to feel the urge to binge on other high-fat or processed
foods.
2. Snack on fruits - fresh or dried - When feel like snacking,
grab a fruit instead of chips or cookies. Like vegetables,
fruits are high in antioxidants and fiber and low in calories.
To make it fun, use low-fat yogurt as a dip. This way you'll
get some calcium as well as protein – which helps feel full
longer. And don’t forget about dried fruits. Mixing them with
whole-wheat breakfast cereal and nuts makes a nutritious
school snack.
3. Look for alternatives to processed meat - Instead of
always packing sodium-loaded processed ham
sandwiches, try using leftover high-quality protein from the
night before. How does a grilled fish burger, chicken breast
sandwich, or soy-based vegetarian hot dog sound to you?
These protein alternatives are usually nitrate-free, low in
saturated fat and more heart health friendly.
whole grains every day. Not only are they high in fiber,
whole grains also contain an array of antioxidants not found
in fruits and vegetables. The easiest way to increase whole
grain intake is to replace some of your refined-grain
products. For instance, use whole-grain bread instead of
white bread when making lunch sandwiches. Substitute
recipes for cookies, muffins, and pancakes. Toss brown
rice, wild rice, or barley in your vegetable soup. Snack on
popcorn instead of chips on family movie nights - yes,
popcorn is a whole grain. You don’t need to completely wipe
a starting point.
5. Eat breakfast - Many people often skip breakfast
because they are too rushed in the morning and have little
time to prepare or some skip it as a measure to control
weight. Studies have shown that people who eat breakfast
regularly are more likely to control their weight than those
three food groups - a bowl of whole wheat breakfast cereal
with milk and blueberries can start your day the healthy way.
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 FUN, INEXPENSIVE WINTER ACTIVITIES
With an abundance of short, gloomy, and not to mention
cold, days, the winter blues seem almost inevitable,
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RCL KENNEBECASIS BRANCH #58
61 Marr Road, Rothesay, NB E2E 5Y8 (506) 847-
5146
Branch Hours: Monday-Thursday 2:30-
Pet Corner
8:00pm; Friday 2:30pm-12:00mid-night;
Saturday 2:00-9:00pm; Sunday 1:30-
7:00pm.
At The
Sundays - 10:30am-12:30pm, Sunday
Brunch $6.00/person; 2:00-5:00pm,
Rummoli every second Sunday.
Animal Rescue League
Tuesdays - 7:00pm, Executive Committee meeting the We speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
second Tuesday of each month, with General Meeting
following at 8:00pm.
Fridays - 9:00pm-12:00midnight, Karaoke.
Looking for a Forever Friend?
Saturdays - 3:00-6:00pm, Shuffleboard.
Friday, January 21st - Roast Beef Dinner - appetizer, roast
beef, potatoes, veggies, dessert, tea/coffee for $12/person.
Reserve now. Pre-paid registrations close Wednesday,
January 19th.
Sunday, February 6th - Vets & Friends at Branch #58.
Friday, February 11th - Chinese New Year/Valentine’s Dinner,
$15/person. More details to follow.
Membership Renewal: Early Bird contest continues. Renew and
become eligible for free year’s membership. Details at
Branch.
Veterans-need help?: Veterans in need of assistance with VAC
applications, disabilities, frailty, medical treatment contact
Branch Service Officer - Comrade Norman Gaillard 847-
5146.
Serving the Public: Catering - all events within and without -
menus and costs at Br #58. Facilities Rental - two rooms
available for functions and business/private meetings, fee
schedule and reservations available. 206
Please visit our website to view the many
dogs waiting to find their forever homes.
ANNUAL MEN'S PRAYER BREAKFAST
The sixth annual Saint John Men's Prayer Breakfast will take
place on Saturday, February 26th commencing at 9:00am in
www.saintjohnanimalrescue.com
the Church of the Good Shepherd Parish Hall (668
Manawagonish Road, at Catherwood). This year the theme is
"Faith and Public Life". The Hon. Trevor Holder, MLA for Saint
John - Portland and Minister of Wellness, Culture and Sport,
WHAT IS THE MANDATE OF
will be the theme speaker. The Most Rev. Robert Harris, THE ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE?
Catholic Bishop of Saint John, will be the devotional leader. The Animal Rescue League is a non-profit organization that
Though the breakfast is hosted by and for men, it is open to provides rescue, temporary housing, care and assistance to
everyone. A free-will offering will be received for the Saint abandoned and unwanted animals in our community. We receive
John Mission to Seafarers. 617 no government funding and rely on donations and fund raising in
order to continue our work as animal advocates. We do our best
to find loving, caring and responsible forever homes for all the
animals in our care. We also attempt to educate our community
about responsible pet ownership, the humane treatment of
animals, and the importance of spaying/neutering your pets.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 642-0920

Please do not forget to spay or neuter YOUR pet.

Animal Rescue League Janet Foster

~ Executive Director~
134 Taylor Avenue
Saint John, NB
Check out our new Website: www.saintjohnanimalrescue.com
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 SJRH AUX VALENTINE’S TEA
The Saint John Regional Hospital Auxiliary will be holding
their annual Valentine Tea at 2:00pm on Thursday, February
10th at St. Mark’s United Church in Greendale. The storm
date is February 11th.
If you plan to attend, please RSVP by calling the Auxiliary
Office (648-6292) no later than Wednesday, February 2nd.
618

ANGLICAN CHURCH ANNIVERSARIES

This year is going to be a
big year for our Church
community - the 225th
Anniversar y of the
Anglican Community
and 200th Anniversary of
Christ Church in
Bloomfield. In 1786, the
Rev'd James Scovil,
Kingston, started taking
occasional services in
what was called Norton
at the time, now called
Bloomfield. In 1797, two
and a half acres of land
was given to the church
by Loyalist Simon
Baxter, and fourteen
years later, on June 3rd,
1811, the Church
building was erected; it
was 30' x40' and was
used in the summer for services and finished in 1822.
In 1826, July 18th, Christ Church was consecrated as the
Parish Church by the Right Reverend John Inglis, and 34
persons were confirmed. In 1838, the Church building was
moved across the road to its current location and put on a
piece of land given by John Cook Hayes. The moving was done
by Isaac B. S. Raymond using 13 yoke of oxen!
We are planning special 10:30am services on the last Sunday
Help Us Open A Door of each month (except Easter and Christmas) throughout the
year with a special Anniversary Service on Sunday, May 29th
And Give New Brunswickers More Time. with Archbishop Claude Miller. On Sunday, January 30th our
special guest will be Archdeacon Geoffrey Hall, Assistant to
the Bishop. He served in our Parish in 1990-91.
Every door opened during Heart Month helps Everyone is welcome to come celebrate with us . . . and we
New Brunswickers live longer lives. hope the weather co-operates. 802

Heart disease and stroke cuts lives short. Your help to

open doors in your neighbourhood supports life-saving research.
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From helping a parent recover from a disabling stroke
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February is Heart Month. Can you spare a few hours to canvass
your neighbours? If so, please call us at 634-1620
Fashions for Men & Women
www.heartandstroke.ca “Hurry in for best selection!”
9 Charlotte Street
Long Live Life. 657-5525
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EAST BRANCH LIBRARY NEWS
Preschool Story Time: Every Thursday in January from 10:30-
11:00am. Enjoy fun books, play games and make a cool craft
to take home!
Hackmatack Children’s Book Club: Children in grades 4-6 read
pre-selected books. Meeting is the last Wednesday of every
month (January 26th) from 6:30-7:00pm.
Book Club For Adults: 2:30-3:30pm the last Thursday of every
month. Join us in a casual setting on January 27th for
discussion on this month’s book selection: A Reliable Wife by
Robert Goolrick. Contact the library to reserve your copy
today!
Special Saturday: 2:30-3:30pm January 29th, Learn about
Snowflake Bentley, and make cocoa cones and candles to take
home and enjoy on a cold winter’s night while watching the
snow fall!
Art To View: January, paintings by artist Jim Moore.
Family Drop-In Table: During the month of January stop in
anytime the library is open and visit our Family Drop-in Table.
The following themes still to be explored this month are
Reptiles and Knights! During the month of February the
following themes will be explored: Fairies, Valentine’s Day,
Heritage Week - Celebrate Our Forests, and Lions! 214

“LIVE RIGHT NOW” CHALLENGE

The Saint John Y, in partnership with
CBC and other leading Canadian health
organizations, officially launched Live
Right Now, an unprecedented six-
month initiative that will change the
health of this country.
Canadians can register at
®
LiveRightNow.ca to join a dynamic and
Saint John YMCA - YWCA
interactive community of people
committed to making a positive change in their health - and
the health of their country. The site offers tools and resources
for healthy living including health and fitness challenges,
blogs from health professionals, goal tracking, a body age
calculator, recipes, videos, and a platform that will foster
nationwide inspiration to ignite CBC’s biggest social
networking movement ever.
It is our goal to create a positive, fun and supportive
environment for Canadians to start leading healthier lives in
2011 and beyond. 620

BRADLEY LAKE COMMUNITY CENTRE

The Bradley Lake Community Centre which can
accommodate up to 150 people is available to rent for
weddings, receptions, birthday parties (includes a large
kitchen).
For more information or to make a booking for an event
please call 847-8442 or 847-7170. 216

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 If your garage door LOOK GOOD, FEEL QMS ANNUAL TURKEY DRIVE
Garage needs it...We have it!! BETTER WORKSHOPS The students and staff at Quispamsis Middle School were very
Doors!!
485-1994 Helping women with cancer - busy fund raising money to support our needy families in the
We supply, install Look Good Feel Better free Valley area last December. Through many bake sales, candy
Springs and service any and workshops which help women grams, pie throwing in teachers' faces, selling raffle tickets,
Rollers deal with the appearance- donations, and movies, we managed to raise $2,774.20 for
Hinges
Weatherstripping
all commercial and related side-effects of their the Turkey Drive. Fireman, Ray McCaskill, said that 80
LiftMaster residential garage illness. Find support - lift your families benefitted from this money.
Openers for spirits - gain confidence! The staff at QMS also had a gift exchange of toys. All gifts
any size door doors and openers Join us in Saint John the 3rd were donated to the Turkey Drive as well. Fireman Ray was
We Sell The Best And Service The Rest! Monday of every month from moved by Christmas spirit that the Cougars of QMS showed.
Hill Manufacturing Ltd 1:30-3:30 in the Oncology He was very busy making sure the turkeys and toys were
1342 Route 870 Conference room. distributed in time for Christmas.
Belleisle Creek, NB
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807 success. We are very proud of all the Cougars and their
families, and Staff at QMS.
Sincerely, Mary Lou Comeau & Annette McKenna. 221
Canada Games Centre Aquatique
Aquatic Centre Jeux du Canada

New Year New You

Curious about a Class?
Want to try one out before you sign up?
Return this coupon to the Canada Games Aquatic Centre and
receive a one time pass to ANY of our Classes
* Expires March 2, 2011
Just a sample of services offered at the CGAC
Fitness Centre Pool
• Zumba & Youth Zumba • Aqua-Zumba
• Kettle Bell Basics • Deep Water Circuit
• Fit with a Twist • Hydro Challenge
• Healthy Weigh • Moving Mommies SJ COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS EXCHANGE
• Baby Boot Camp • Arthritics A grateful "Thank You" from the Saint John Community
• Shall We Dance • Fitting into Fitness Christmas Exchange to all the churches, agencies and
• Spinning • Aquacise individuals that supported the Christmas Exchange in 2010.
• Sunday Super Sweat • Sunday Aquacise To all who sponsored families and made donations and to the
• Yoga volunteers, who gave of their time so generously, thank you.
Your generous support has seen that over 2700 families in
You Choose! the Saint John and surrounding areas were looked after for
Many other services offered. Christmas. 821
Memberships available.
For times and details call today 658-4715
or visit our website at www.aquatics.nb.ca

NO DUMPING
Are you aware of an
illegal dumpsite?

Call the Illegal Dump Hotline

1-877-777-4218
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Learn about Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Blogging and
Covering All Your
Hootsuite and more with facilitator Craig Allen.
Insurance Needs
Formerly of Buckley Insurance
Registration will be from 11:30am-12:00noon with the Geordie Lamb
workshop from 12:00noon-1:00pm. Bring your lunch - CAIB
coffee/tea provided. For pre-registration ($15) please
phone 658-1555 or email - training@nb.aibn.com. 50 Crown St., Saint John
Failure to notify of cancellation two days prior to Ph: 634-1177
Workshop will result in the fee being invoiced. Prior to
registration please advise if you have any mobility
restrictions. 603 REFRIGERATION &
AIR-CONDITIONING INC.

Established 1990
Saint John 634-7565

FUNDRAISER FOR KATELYN HICKS Ductless Split Heat Pumps

On Saturday, January 29th at the Harry Miller Middle The Most Efficient Mini-Split
School gym, a Zumba Fundraiser will take place for Katelyn Fujitsu 10 year parts & labour warranty
Hicks, a special needs student at FES with severe Cerebral
Palsy. The event begins at 2:00 with the doors opening at
1:00pm. There will be door prizes, raffles items,
entertainment before the event. Tickets are $5.00 and can
purchased at Benjamin Books, Guardian Drugs and KV
Animal Hospital; or by calling Gwen Shuttleworth at 849-
1544. Tickets will also be available at the door as well as a
donations jar.
Proceeds from this event will go towards support to the
family while Katelyn has necessary surgeries and a
wheelchair accessible van. Please support this great cause
and have some fun as well! 223
We Service what We Sell
24 hour service
Fast Reliable Service in Saint John & Surrounding Area
OTIS MCGARITY BENEFIT THANK YOU brunswickref@hotmail.com
Thank you to all the businesses, individuals, family and Qualifies for Efficiency NB Rebates
friends that made Otis McGarity’s benefit auction on
December 11th, 2010 possible. To Stacie McGarity, Lion Del R-410
A
Getson, Hampton Lions Club, Island View Lions Club, Krissy Affinity Series
™

Travis, Al & Tara Porter and all the other volunteers for
everything you did to make the evening such a success. To the
entertainment Melissa Hunt
& band, Stewart and Clifford
Tays & Friends, Route 855
with Neil Wheaton.
VALLEY HOBBY SHOP
Due to the overwhelming RETIREMENT SALE
generosity of the businesses

30% off MSRP

that made donations to the
auction, the community
members, family & friends
that came out to support Otis Store will close for the
at the auction, we raised
approximately $9360. This final time on Feb. 19, 2011
made the purchase of a
wheelchair accessible van STORE HOURS 2A PARKDALE AVENUE
possible. TUES - FRI 12:00 to 6:00 pm ROTHESAY, NB
SAT 10:00 to 3:00 pm 506-847-4147
Otis McGarity and family. 822
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 MOORE FROM OTTAWA
Rob Moore, MP Fundy Royal
Looking back over 2010, we can truly
say that this year belonged to Canada.
Renovations: Disaster Cleanup: 2010 was a year which was marked by
Basements Finishing Water Damage successes and triumphs, both
Siding, Metal Work Sewer Backup nationally and on the world stage. At
Kitchens & Bathrooms Fire Damage the start 2010, Canada triumphed at
Windows & Doors Wind Damage the Winter Olympic Games in
Garages & Barns Complete Restoration Vancouver. New Brunswick continued
Painting & Crackfiling this proud tradition with the
Flooring Snow Removal: International Association of Athletics
Snow Plowing
www.homestarinc.ca Snow Blowing
Federation 2010 World Junior Championships being held in
Moncton in July.
Mark Hatfield 847-3202 Salt & Sand
Without taking time to slow down, Canada continued to
gain strength throughout 2010. In June we saw the
implementation of the Approved Destination Status

Attention Employers: agreement with China. This has opened the tourism market
directly with China. This is also an historic success for the
Canadian tourism sectors and the many Canadian small
Good Help is Hard to Find. businesses that will benefit from increased tourism.
Let Us Help You Find It! Our government has also continued to stand up for law-
By diversifying your workplace, you not only hire someone for abiding Canadians by introducing fair and tough new laws. In
what they can do, but you also set an example for your team, November, we introduced Bill C-54, the Protecting Children
your community, and your competitors! from Sexual Predators Act, which will establish mandatory
Job seekers from this relatively untapped pool tend to be prison sentences for certain offences. We also introduced Bill
capable, available, reliable and dependable. If these are traits C-22, the Protecting Children from Online Sexual
that you look for in an employee, let's begin: Exploitation Act. If passed, this Bill will require internet
Step one: Call us at 652-1544 or service providers to notify police and safeguard evidence if
email n6employ@nb.aibn.com and let us know what they believe that a child pornography offence has been
your specific needs are for an employee committed using an Internet service that they provide. In
Step two: Let us pre-screen potential candidates for you to addition to securing our streets, we are also securing our
interview
Step three: Orientation assistance for a smooth transition borders from human smugglers who abuse Canada’s
Step four: On-going job maintenance support immigration system. We introduced the Preventing Human
Smugglers from Abusing Canada’s Immigration System Act,
Diversify your workplace. It’s easy! which will ensure law enforcement
For financial assistance in hiring someone with a disability, go officers have the tools they need to crack down on human
to http://www.gnb.ca/0311/index-e.asp smugglers and deter illegal migrants from coming to Canada.
Funded by the Government of Canada and the Province We are also working to ensure that our economy is
of New Brunswick through the Canada-NewBrunswick
Labour Market Agreements strengthened during these tough economic times. Canada
has weathered the storm admirably, and since July of 2009
Canada has created over 441,000 new jobs. These five
quarters of economic growth clearly show that Canada’s
Economic Action Plan is keeping our recovery on track. The
SAINT JOHN ASSOCIATION International Monetary Fund has predicted that Canada’s
growth will lead the G-7 in 2011.
for COMMUNITY LIVING With a new year upon us, we can look forward to continuing
Canada’s successes internationally and here at home in
Fundy Royal. I am looking forward to continuing to represent
our region’s interests, and would like to wish you a very happy
Kings Valley Consulting Ltd. 2011. 220
!Land Assemblies for Various !Rezoning Services Including
Uses P.A.C. & Council
!Negotiating Services Presentations
!Current Aerial Photos !Property Management
!Watershed Maps !Reports on Land Holdings
!Topographical Mapping !Business Opportunities
EMBROIDER iT
! Municipal By-Law
Investigations PROMOTIONALS
SPECIALIZING IN ALL ASPECTS OF LAND USE
Rod Crowther Owner/Manager
Office: 506-847-2878 Cellular: 506-647-5365
EMBROIDER iT ! ENGRAVE iT ! SCREEN iT !
Home Fax: 506-849-4486 www.landplanning.ca

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BABYSITTING COURSE
The Saint John Y will be holding a Babysitting
Course on Saturday, February 19th from INDEPENDANT
9:00am-4:00pm. Designed by the Red Cross, DEALER
® this course offers potential babysitters the
Saint John YMCA - YWCA
necessary skills on what to do in emergencies,
Ventilation & Sheet Metal
safety practices, first aid, feeding & diapering Air to Air & Geothermal Heat Pumps
as well as basic babysitting activities. The course is open to Radiant Floor Heating
youth 11 years of age and older. The course will be held at the Design, Installation & Service
Y's Prince Edward Square location. Ductless Split Heat Pumps
For more information contact the Y at 693-YMCA or visit our
website at www.saintjohny.com. Stirling McNamara Sean McNamara
636-1161 333-5785
The Saint John Y is a charity, open to all, dedicated to
providing programs and services to help individuals, families srm1@nbnet.nb.ca
Hampton, NB www.srmresidential.ca
and communities grow and develop in spirit, mind and body.
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SINGLES & FRIENDS NEWS

United Singles’ volleyball continues on Wednesday evenings
at Rothesay Park Middle School from 8:00-10:00pm
($3/person). Breakfast on Sundays,
10:00am at Holly's Restaurant in the
Hampton Mall.
Singles & Friends will be hosting a
dance at the Branch 69 Legion (Wilson
Street West, Saint John) on Saturday,
January 22nd. The doors open at
8:30pm. Music by DJ Duncan plays from
9:00pm-12:30am. Dances are open to
all over the age of 19. Admission is
$5/members and $7/non-members.
If you would like more info on these
events feel free to email singles696-
1914@live.ca or phone info line at 696-
1914. 819

KENNEBECASIS SENIORS
CITIZENS CLUB
The Kennebecasis Seniors Club meets
on Tuesdays from 1:30-4:00pm at St.
David’s United Church in Rothesay. A
short business meeting followed by
Bridge, 45's, Cribbage and lunch. For
more information call 847-1283. 212

ADULT VOLLEYBALL
Adult volleyball ($3.00/person) will
be held every Wednesday evening
( S e p t e m b e r- J u n e ) f ro m 8 : 0 0 -
10:00pm at the Rothesay Park Middle
School.
For more information contact Susan
at 635-8830. Please note that if
schools are closed/cancelled during
the day, volleyball will also be
cancelled. 217
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Fall 2011 Pre-School Registration
January 27 & 28, 2011 6pm-8pm
Kings Valley Early Education Centre, a NB Licensed
Preschool, offers programs for Toddlers, 3-year-olds
and 4 year-old Junior Kindergarten.
CO-OP TODDLER PROGRAM
Must be 2 years old by December 31, 2011.
Runs Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings (9:00-11:00).
Child can be registered for 1, 2, or 3 days per week.
3-YEAR OLD PROGRAM
Must be 3 years old by December 31, 2011.
Runs Tuesday and Thursday mornings (8:30-11:30).
Child MUST be fully potty trained to attend this program.
4-YEAR OLD JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN
Must be 4 years old by December 31, 2011.
Runs Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings (8:30-11:30) or
afternoons (1:00-4:00). Our dedicated Early Childhood Educators
are trained in Jolly Phonics and ABC Boom.
For more information, contact Jodi Green at
847-5343 ext. 214 or jodi.green@kingsvalley.ca
Kings Valley Wesleyan Church, 332 Hampton Rd, Quispamsis, NB
KENNEBECASIS PUBLIC LIBRARY
1 Landing Court, Quispamsis, 849-5314, 849-5318 (fax), Email:
kennebpl@gnb.ca.
Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday -10:00am-5:00pm;
Tuesday-Thursday 10:00am-8:30pm; Saturday 9:30-5:00pm;
Sunday - closed. To register for any programs, please call 849-
5314.
Childrens Programs:
Family Drop-In Table: Our family drop-in centre has weekly
themes and crafts for parents/caregivers and children to
enjoy together.
Toddler Story Time: For children 18 months and still under
three years and their parents/caregivers. Tuesday mornings
from 10:30-11:00am. Registration is not required.
Three-and-Up Club Story Time: For children three to five years
and their parents/caregivers. Friday mornings from 10:30-
11:00am. Registration is not required.
Reading Buddies Group: For elementary school aged children
who are learning English as a second language. Saturdays
from 10:30-11:30am. This program is a volunteen program.
Please call 849-5314 to register your child. This program
runs in conjunction with the Newcomers Coffee Hour.
Adult Programs:
Newcomers Coffee Hour: Meets every Saturday from 10:30-
11:30am. Make new friends and practice your English in a
comfortable social setting. Everyone welcome. Registration
is required. English speaking volunteers needed. This
program runs in conjunction with the Reading Buddies
Program.
Adult Book Club: Meets every third Thursday between 12:00
and 1:00pm. Registration is not required. 404

KV CRUSADERS COLUMN
By Maria Debly
The first week after the Christmas vacation was
Sports Week. The events included a blue and
white dress-up day, which was a chance for
everyone to wear the school clothing that arrived
just before the break. The next KV Crusaders
column will
include more
information about
Sports week,
including the
results of the
R i v e r b o a t
Basketball
To u r n a m e n t
(which, at the
time of this
printing, isn't over
yet), as well as an
update about the Simple and Elegant Jewelry
ERASE THE EFFECTS OF STROKE Project Uganda
fundraiser. for your HOME
Also, first
semester is almost
over, and exams
are just a few
THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN weeks away: they
YOU PUT YOUR HEART INTO IT.TM 61 Marsh Street

learn more at heartandstroke.ca

begin on January
24th, and end on munro
Lighting Design Center
Saint John, NB
Tel: 635-0978
January 28th. 205
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 Musings Paws and Whiskers
By Debbie Hickey
Sanctuary Inc.
2011
I begin the new year unsure of what it should be called. Are
we beginning two thousand and eleven, or is it more
appropriately referred to as twenty eleven? Certainly 1911
was nineteen eleven not one thousand nine hundred and
eleven. The same applies to 1811, 1711, 1611 etc. So let us
go back to the last new millennial, 1011. The only
historical event I can dredge out of my high school history
lessons would be 1066, the date of the Norman invasion of
England. I have never heard referred to as anything but ten
sixty-six. Those two thousands seem to have thrown
everything off! Language is an interesting thing;
meanwhile I still use both pronunciations at various
times.
There is something calming about winter, once the snow
falls. I am not into the cold (or heat for that matter), but I
love the winter landscape. As a kid my brother and I spent a
lot of hours outdoors, building snow forts, sliding, skating
on the flood plain of the brook if the weather conditions
co-operated. I am able to recapture a little of those days
now with my grand-daughter, who is nearly five. We did
some shovelling together over the holidays, followed up by
building a snowman and later going sliding. Remember Cats are ready
those carefree days of childhood, when the quality of the
snow was the biggest issue on your mind - was it sticky and
for new homes
We have kittens and cats in desperate need of permanent homes.
"packy", perfect for snowforts, or light and fluffy and They range in age from young kittens to young adults.
meant for a toboggan. And if we were lucky enough to have Our waiting list for kittens and adults coming into the
crust, life was really good! Sanctuary is long. Until those at the Sanctuary are adopted
This year I am endeavouring to change my perspective of Out we cannot take in more.
winter. It is not just for curling up with a book in front of If interested in finding out about these lovely felines, please call
the fire, but includes snowshoeing through the wood
roads, experimenting with winter photography and just Animals for Adoption:
plain playing outdoors with my grand-daughter. The adoption fee for cats in our care is
"When you live in Texas, every single time you see snow it's magical." ~ $100.00, which includes:
Pamela Ribon, author. 801
+ Two veterinary examinations
+ Treatment for worms, ear-mites, fleas
+ Nail clip
+ Vaccinations with booster
Christmas + Neuter/Spay
30-day health guarantee
Clean Out
+
Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc.
is a registered non-profit
Need to make room for all charitable organization
those new Christmas presents?
Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc.
Advertise in the Community Classifieds! P. O. Box 4816, Sussex, NB, E4E 5L1

VAlley Viewer
Phone: (506) 433-1256
Email: pawssanctuary@nb.aibn.com
Your Community Connection
Website: www.petfinder.org
Call Us Today 832-5613

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 Community Classifieds
CHILD CARE
FIRST WONDERS DAYCARE has 3
immediate openings for 2-5 year olds.
Government licensed, open 7:30am -
5:30pm. Contact Cindy 849-4106.
EMPLOYMENT
PT WORK FOR FT MOMS. Work for
yourself not by yourself. Free website,
unlimited support, computer required.
www.allkidsmatter.com.
NEED 2 CAREGIVERS in special care
home in Hampton. Part time, 20-30 hrs
weekly. Please call Krissy, 832-4051.
GOT A PLAN "B"? Turn 5-10 hours/week
into $1000.00+/month. Operate a mini
office outlet from your computer, FREE
evaluation. www.yourfreedomoffice.com.
ENTERTAINMENT
LORNEVILLE COMMUNITY CENTRE
Countr y Dance/Open mic ever y
Thursday 7:30pm. Join the house band
The River Road Ramblers, on stage or
just dance the night away. This is an
alcohol free event. Admission is $3.00 at
the door. For more information email
gary@gwguitarrepair.com.
FIREWOOD
TIRED OF GETTING THE WRONG size
wood? Fire wood cut to specification.
Call Doug 763-3486 or 333-5843.
FOR SALE
YAMAHA ELECTRONE ORGAN double
keyboard, full octave foot pedals, $150.
Call after 6:00pm. 485-2220.
USED APPLIANCES, 24" electric stoves
in stock, exterior/interior doors, tires
(most sizes), new sky light, used
windows, and household items. 218
Main St. Norton. 839-2628.
PRAYERS
PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN
(never known to fail). O Most Beautiful
Flower of Mount Carmel. Fruitful Vine,
Splendour of Heaven, Blessed Mother of
the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin assist
me in my Necessity. O Star of the Sea,
help me and show me you are my mother.
O Holy Mary Mother of God, Queen of
Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you
from the bottom of my heart to secure my
necessity (make request). There are
none who can withstand your power. O
Mary conceived without sin, pray for us
CALL OSSEKEAG PUBLISHING TO BOOK YOUR COMMUNITY CLASSIFIED!
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who have recourse to thee (3 times), O
Mary, I place this cause in your hands (3
times). Say this prayer for 3 consecutive
days, then publish it & it will be granted.
J.B.
SERVICES OFFERED
HENDERSON OVERHEAD DOORS -
Laforge. Sales and services of overhead
doors, operators and weather stripping
of all models. Phone 485-2151.
WEDDING OFFICIANT will help plan
unique ceremony, when, where, and how
you wish. Book now for best dates. Janet
847-9833.
BUYING JUNK CARS, trucks, travel
trailers, motor homes, farm machinery.
I pay you cash. Call 721-4255.
TAOIST TAI CHI beginner classes,
Quispamsis and Rothesay. Information
session and first class Tuesday morning
Feb. 8 at Quispamsis Civic Centre,
10:00am-noon AND Thursday evening,
Feb. 10 at St. David’s United Church,
Rothesay 7:00pm-9:00pm. For adults of
all ages. Holistic approach to building
health, strength and flexibility. $110 for
12 weeks. For information email
saintjohn.nb@taoist.org, or voicemail
658-9854.
PROFESSIONAL GEL NAILS, full set
$50.00, fills $35.00. KV area. 640-0345.
BRIAN'S MAINTENANCE & Home Repair,
Carpentry, kitchens, bath, painting,
ceramic tile, electrical etc. Over 20 years
experience. Free estimates. Call Brian
839-2296.
GETTING MARRIED (Book Early). Civil
weddings performed when and where you
choose. Telephone 847-2079.
HAUL AWAY of junk cars, trucks,
tractors and farm equipment. Due to
temporary unforeseen circumstances,
unable to pick up appliances until March.
Drop off site 54 Backland Road,
Kingston. 763-2933 or 333-9067.
COUNTRY HAIRSTYLING 234
Hammond River Rd., Quispamsis. Great
prices, great hours. Look forward to
seeing you. Sandra Smith 849-2118.
VILLAGE UPHOLSTERY &
REFINISHING, craftsmanship, RV's, boat
covers, recovering & restyling repairs.
HD foam, T-Trailers, caning, seagrass,
canvas. 832-7870.
30
TAROT CONSULTATIONS. To book an
intuitive session call Melinda Delong
674-2520. Now booking Saturday
sessions at the Moon Garden Shop 214-
4224.
LEARN TO EMAIL, do research, create
documents, upload pictures and
facebook etc. One-on-one tutorials in my
home, Rothesay. 849-7745.
GUITAR REPAIR & SETUP for a
reasonable price. If your acoustic or
electric has an annoying buzz, playability
issue, cracks or breaks, I would be happy
to talk to you. You can find contact
information and more at
www.gwguitarrepair.com or call 647-
1562.
RITE WAY CLEANERS is looking for more
clients in the KV and surrounding areas.
Services offered: general house cleaning,
decluttering, organizing etc., also
accepting commercial clients. Free
estimates. 832-3894.
SNOWPLOWING KV AREA, don't get
stuck this year, call for early booking.
Taking new customers for 2010-2011
season. Call, ask for Kevin, 721-8204 or
847-4304.
HERITAGE UPHOLSTERY. Residential,
commercial, recreational, restyling and
customization. Trust your furniture to
the professionals. The most training and
experience in the Kennebecasis. Serving
you for 30 years. Offering project classes.
849-8008.
SCRAP METAL DROP Off Site. All car
parts, car batteries, lawn mowers,
washers & dryers, pots & pans, scrap
metal etc. Free junk car and truck
removal. Open 7 days/week, 187 French
Village Road. Phone 847-3569. God Bless
you and thank you for your support.
DAVE'S LIGHT TRUCKING/Plowing &
Cleaning Service, junk, garbage,
construction, demolition, brush, decks,
small moving jobs. 7 days a week. Also
picking up unwanted vehicles. 832-3982
or 653-0026.
WANTED
WA N T E D H O U S E S T O C L E A N .
Reasonable rates. References available.
Call Tammy @ 333-4855.
www.ossekeag.ca
 APARTMENTS CONTRACTING PLUMBING
A. Malcolm Properties Ltd. CAMPBELL’S PLUMBING
8 Sierra Ave., Rothesay, NB
B&W CONTRACTING Serving Kennebecasis Valley & Hampton since 1975
NEW 15 Unit Building,
2 Bdrms, 5 appliances, Security Locked
All types of construction Maintenance, Renovations, Nasty Clogs
Large Walking distance to all amenities. Phone 433-5990 Cell 433-0233 and heating issues too!
Contact 650-8447
Units amalcolmprops@hotmail.com We Mean Service 24 hours.
Fax 433-5906 633-0980
BUS TOURS CRACKFILLING RAILINGS
BURGESS TOURS MUD MEN Craftsmanship In Iron
Eastern Caribbean Cruise May 5 - 15 Quality crackfilling, new homes, Joe Richard
Spring Fling Shopping, North Conway May 20-23 commercial, renovations.
Tour of Nfld - Special Guest, Gary Burgess Aug 4-16 Guaranteed work. User friendly 658-0996
environment. References available. Custom Wrought Iron Railings,
(506) 386-3180
Visit our website for 2010 tours. www.burgesstours4u.ca Kevin Cochrane 663-9560 Jamie Ritchie 663-5504 Gates, Fencing, Zinc Metallizing etc.

CABINS GARAGE DOORS ROOFING SERVICES

HILL MANUFACTURING
THE GREAT ESCAPE IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER
Nature Trails, Kayaking, Canoes, Hot Tub,
Cozy Wood Stove, Snowshoeing & Cross Country Skiing.
We sell and install Garaga, Commercial EDLING ROOFING
New Roofs/Re-roofs
All the relaxation and fun you need all year around and Residential doors & openers. Locally Owned & Operated
ADAIR’S LODGE AND CABINS GARAGA DEALER Senior’s Discounts
www.adairslodgeandcabins.com We Sell the Best and Service The Rest! Fully Insured ~ 25 Years Experience
506-763-2617 485-1994 or 1-866-606-6158 434-2482
CARPENTRY HAIR DESIGN SNOW PLOWING
DOUBLE DECKERS
RENOVATION SPECIALISTS Colleen Foster Hair Design (
Snow Plowing (
Snow Blowing
Renovations Top Quality Work Your Family and Community Stylist (
Walkway Shoveling (
Roof Shoveling
Finish Work Reasonable Price (
Salting & Sanding
Basements Finished
Don Fennell 849-3116 Cell 663-1883
References Available 15 Highland Ave.
Rothesay 847-0909 Mark Hatfield - 847-3202
www.homestarinc.ca

CARPENTRY PLUS HANDYMAN SNOW REMOVAL

Jake of All Trades For your Detail Work to Minor Repairs...
Send your To-Do list to... YARD PROS INC.
Roofing Renovation
PERCY the HANDYMAN Driveways, Walkways, Roofs, Decks
Vinyl Siding Decks Traction Grit (pet friendly)
Blown in
645-1520 Call for a free quote.
New Construction densmper@nb.sympatico.ca
485-1119 434-4171
insulation Percy Densmore, Quispamsis, NB 645-8252 www.YardProsInc.com

CHIMNEYS & WOODSTOVES HOME & PROPERTY MAINTENANCE TREE CARE

DANAHER TREE CARE CO.
Specializing in Tree Planting &
Cleaning & Repairs (
Basement Finishing (
Kitchen Renos Establishment,
Snowplowing (
Bathroom Renos (
Painting/Crackfilling Removals, Pruning & Maintenance of
Over 30+ Years Experience (
Flooring Installation (
Odd Jobs & Debris Removal Young and Mature Trees
My Reputation is your safe guard
Mark Hatfield - 847-3202 Fully Insured, Call Paul Danaher,
849-0106 www.homestarinc.ca Forest Technician @ 643-8600 or 485-8863

CONSTRUCTION PAINTING & REPAIR TREES

Shea’s Construction TOTAL REPAINT & HOME REPAIR TREE CARE
New Home Construction ! Renovations ! Garages Interior, Exterior, Minor Crackfill H.L Patton & Son Ltd.
Fire Place Mantels ! Drywall ! Trim & Finish Work
Laminate Flooring ! Ceramic Tile
Reasonable rates. *Removal *Pruning *Repair, etc.
Decks ! Bamboo Flooring Sales & Installations Call DAN MARSH For all your tree care needs.
Dwayne Patton BSc. Forestry • 849-1499
Ph: 640-1128 Fax: 832-0534 HOME: 849-8716 CELL: 650-4885

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