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I CAN HEAR YOU

First o all, thanks to Te Jet or stepping in and helping out withthe last Ravings. Except that his head swelled three sizes and theadditional demands or a kibble increase, he is taking his newame all in stride.

For the past couple o weeks I have had a wax blockage inmy right ear. So I checked the Internet or a reliable methodo cleaning it, without suering permanent hearing loss. Tesuggested method was using mineral oil to soen and eventuallyget rid o the wax. Aer several days o treatment, the right earseemed a bit better but the le ear (which I didnt treat) seemedto suer rom hearing loss. While I discovered that there weresignicant benets to having impaired hearing ... such as nolonger having to pretend to ignore the Missus ... it has also beenan annoying experience, as there is occasionally, a person that I

actually want to listen to.Hating to impose on the health care system, I nally brokedown and visited the doctor. Unortunately, the wax was soimpacted that she wanted me to use the mineral oil or anotherweek to soen everything up so it could be blasted out. I will

very shortly be going back and hopeully beore I nish thiRavings, my hearing will be ully restored. Assuming that myhearing does return to normal, I need to nd a way to have thedoctor sign a note indicating that my hearing has, howeversuered a permanent change. I wont be able to hear any soundsin the lower range. Te lower range is dened as sounds thatcome rom someone ve oot tall or shorter. Hearing will workperectly or all higher ranges o sound.WOW, just got back rom the doctors oce and I CAN HEAR!!

Ooops, sorry dear ... What did you say?? Ahhh heaven!!Unortunately, the doctor was unwilling to conrm the

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WEs BRANCH LIBRARY NEWsime or ots - or children aged 18-36 monthsevery Tursday morning at 10:30am. Story ime - Friday mornings at 10:30am. Pre-registration is not required. February Food Drive: Te library will be

collecting non-perishable ood items or the West Side FoodBank. Book Sale: or the month o February. In the Gallery - paintings by Jay Melanson; In the Window -carvings by Jay Melanson. Shake up the Break!: We are getting ready to shake up MarchBreak with you, so Shake it up Saint John and nd your way intoWest Branch LibraryMarch 3rd10th. saturday, March 3rd Canadian Red Cross Babysitting Courseat the Library rom 9:00am-3:30pm. Cost is $40 (cash or chequepayable to Help Educational Services). Pre-registration isrequired by calling 643-7260, space is limited. Bring your ownpeanut ree lunch and a teddy bear or doll. Participants willreceive the Canadian Red Cross Babysitters Manual and a walletcard. Hours: Sunday & Monday - Closed; uesday, Friday, Saturday- 9:00am-5:00pm; Wednesday & Tursday - 9:00am - 8:30pm.

Drop into the West Branch Library (Lancaster Mall) or call643-7260 or more inormation. 708

BENEFI FOR REggIE HARRIs & FAMILYPlease join us on saturday, March 3rd at the Grand Bay Legionor an Auction & Dance in support o Reggie Harris andhis amily. Festivities will include drinkspecials, a rae on a glass (liquor) basket,50/50 tickets and much more. Reggie wasinjured on a job site and is currently unableto work.

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INsRUMENs FOR PEACEInstruments or Peace is a group that meets every secondTursday o the month at the Church o the Good Shepherd668 Manawagonish Road, to explore and promote non-violentsolutions to international conficts.All welcome! 715

KOC MINI-BINgOTe Fr. Tomas Beck Lancaster Council 8094, Knights oColumbus are sponsoring non-smoking Dabber Mini-bingo atthe Msgr. Osborne Family Centre (basement o St. Rose School),Manawagonish Road, Saint John West on uesdays, at 6:30pm.

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s. PARICKs DINNERAnnual St. Patricks Day Bee Stew Dinner will beheld on sunday, March 11th rom 4:00-6:00pmat St. Matthews Church in Grand Bay. Cost orthe supper is $10/adults, $5/children, $25/amily(4). Te dinner includes tea/coee, dessert, livemusic, cake walk, 50/50, quilt draw.All welcome. 721

KOC #6770 BINgO & BREAKFAsTe next KOC Breakast will be held on sunday,March 11th rom 9:00am-1:00pm; adults - $6,children under 12 - $3. Te proceeds rom thisbreakast will to the benet o the K o C council8094 Father Tomas Beck Lancaster and Council6770 Mgr W.I. Osborne or their charities.Tursdays 7:00pm, Card game.Fridays Seniors dance. No dances are held on long weekends

See schedule or co-ordinators.Saturdays Bingo (none on long weekends). Help is always

needed and appreciated, call Yvon Arsenault (214-0755).

Activities are all held at Assumption Centre, Chapel StreetWest. For more inormation call 672-7691. 701

DANCEs IN LORNEVILLELorneville Community Centre Country Dance/Open Micevery Tursday at 7:30pm. Join the house band, Te RiverRoad Ramblers, on stage or just dance the night away. Tis is analcohol ree event.Admission is $3 at the door. 716

FUNDRAIsER FOR sEAWOOD sCHOOLAre you or people you know thinking about going to the AtlanticNational Home Show March 16th18th; i so you can purchase aticket here at Seawood. Normally priced at $8 you can purchasetickets or $6 and $2 will remain here at Seawood.

So avoid those line ups at Harbor Station support the Ys menand Seawood School by purchasing your tickets or that eventickets can be purchased between 1:30-3:30pm Monday toFriday rom Seawood School, or you can call the school at 658-5366 to reserve your tickets. 730



WORLD DAY OF PRAYER - WEsWorld Day o Prayer Teme: Let Justice Prevail with guestspeaker Lois Merritt, Community Outreach Services will beheld on Friday, March 2nd 7:00pm at the Church o the GoodShepherd (668 Manawagonish Road).

For more inormation telephone Ngaire Nelson 672-8666.Storm date i necessary will be sunday, March 4th. 717

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Spring is right around the corner and buying sneakers canbe a big cost to a lot o amilies. Please take your out-grown/gently worn sneakers/ootwear to Romero House or any otherorganization that may need them.

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MARCH BREAK A HE zOOCherry Brook Zoo will be holdinga March Break Zoo Camp romMonday, March 5thFriday, March9th8:30am-4:30pm. Te Junior ZooKeeper Day Camp: Te Zoo in thewinter; How the animals adapt to

the weather; Meet the zookeepers; Hands on interactive daywith the animals; Zoo projects help the Zoo build its newestconservation and study program the Bat Program (build bathouses and accessories or the Bat Cave).

Te ee is $150 or the week and includes Zoo Camp Badgesand -shirts; snacks through-out the day. Please send a luncheach day and have campers dress appropriately or the weather.Call 634-1440 or more inormation and register to secure space(limited enrollment). A $50 deposit is required. 602

ROCMAURA AUx MEEINgTe Rocmaura Auxiliary will be holding their next meeting on

Turday, March 1t at 4:00pm in the Boardroom o RocmauraNursing Home. 605

sOUHFIELD sMEL FRYTe Southeld United Church (814 Rte 865) will be holding aSmelt Supper (optional ham) on saturday, March 3rd rom 4:00-6:00pm. Cost or the supper is $10/adults, $5/children under 12.o assist with parking issues, two pick-ups will be oered onein Norton and one in Sussex.Please phone 839-2326 or 839-2132 to place your orders. 808

Call now to book a personal meeting, or reserve for our FREE March Seminar atthe Chateau Saint John. Find out more about taking retirement and investmentstress out of your life. Contact Wade at (506) 654-3930 or Mindy at (506) 634-1602



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HVHs PRODUCIONHarbour View High School presents Phantom o the Opera athe Imperial Teatre rom Turday, April 26thuntilsaturdayApril 28th at 7:30pm and a Saturday matinee at 1:00pm. Tispopular musical is a tale o love, lust and desire.

Te tickets are $20 and $25 or and can be purchased at theImperial Teatre box oce by calling 674-4100 or online atimperialtheatre.nb.ca. 722

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EDUCAIONAL PARKINsON sEssIONDo you or a amily member live with Parkinsons?We can help. Te Saint John Parkinson Chapterwill hold an educational session on Turday,March 15th 7:00pm at the Jervis Bay Legion(1016 Bayside Dr, E.). Special guest speakerwill Dr. Beth McCann, Phd., CCC-SP., SLP. (C).Speech Terapist with Extra Mural.

For more ino call Earl at 648-0415 or email:[email protected]. Everyone welcome.606

sRENgHENINg FAMILIEs OgEHERProgram or relatives and riends o people living with a mentalillness will be oered by the Schizophrenia Society. Registernow or Strengthening Families ogether, an eight session reeprogram, or amilies and riends that provides inormationskill building and support. Te program will begin on saturdayMarch 17th and run on alternate Saturday mornings rom10:00am-12:00noon at 157 Duke St. Saint John (Mental HealthRecovery Centre).

Call 648-7660 or email [email protected] or moreinormation or to register. 604

WANED - HUNERs & sHOOERsTe River Valley Sporting Association has an approved shootingrange at Carters Point, Kingston Peninsula open seven daysa week. Yearly membership is $40 starting January ($35 orseniors). o join or or more inormation, meetings to be heldat Grand Bay Centrum Room A, Council Chambers (upstairs)7:30pm Turday, April 5th and Turday, May 3rd. 723

RIVER VALLEY LIONsTe River Valley Lions Club are holding Bingoevery Tursday. Te doors open at 6:00 withquarter games starting at 6:20, early birdgames at 7:00pm ollowed by regular gamesat the River Valley Lions Community Centre,27 Inglewood Drive Grand Bay-Westeld(wheelchair accessible). Canteen is available.706



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SPURSGRANDRE-OPENINGSpurs was started 21years ago as a retailgiftware store located inBrunswick Square whereit remained for 20 years,with owner RhetaMacaulay. Fifteen yearsago Rheta partnered withWendi Arsenault, whohad moved back to Saint

John after havingtraveled to work inMexico, New York, and

Toronto. With the addition of Wendi, Spursexpanded the home decor retail to homedecorating consultations.

Home Visits by Spurs are forthe home-owner who mayhave recently purchased orrenovated a home, orhomeowners looking to bringbeauty and character totheir space. A consultationfrom Spurs includes helpwith furniture placement,

hanging of artwork andaccessorizing a room, or anentire house. This can bedone using what customersalready have as well asordering in or supplying newitems to give the space apolished look.

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One of the many uniqueservices offered at Spursis our in-store VaseDressing. A customermay purchase a vasefrom the store, or bringin a vase (from old AuntMabel) and have it

"dressed" using theappropriate floral anddried decorations tomake it a focal point forthe room! explainsRheta.

Event Staging is anotherservice provided by Rhetaand Wendy. Spurs willstage weddings as well ascorporate and privateevents! Whether yourstyle is modern,whimsical, formal, orthemed, Spurs can bringthe "Wow" factor to anyevent or special day.says Wendy. We also doholiday decorating andstaging for the home, business, or events! If it'sspecial to you, it's important to us.In November 2011, Spurs left Brunswick Square for

their new, bright home at 38 Water Street (acrossfrom the Coast Guard building)! The new location isgreat, with convenient parking in front of the store,as well as a parking lot across the street. Theirfeelings on the location of their new store are verypositive! Water Street has great potential for theCity of Saint John. Spurs is the first year-roundretail outlet to open in this area and it is our hopethat others will follow! Says Rheta. Saint Johnhas recently shown a resurgence of new specialtyshops opening in the uptown area, helping toenhance the city center into a great shopping

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All old and new customers are welcome to "Spurtheir Imaginations" by visiting Spurs Imports Inc.,most commonly known as Spurs, at their store'snew location on 38 Water Street, Saint John! Comesee our "New Digs!

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DIsRIC 8 CELEBRAE WHAs RIgHOur theme or February is ake Yoursel to theEdge. School District 8 encourages each o us to

venture to our own edges, allow ourselves to beour best; to take risks and give everything wevegot to the tasks beore us.Tought or the Month: ake the frst step in

aith. You dont have to see the whole staircase,just take the frst step.~Dr. Martin Luther King Jr~.

Our theme or March is Look or Possibilities. School District8 challenges us all to take advantage o the possibilities beoreus. Tought or the Month: ake a chance! All lie is a chanceTe man who goes the urthest is generally the one who is willingto do and dare.~Dale Carnegie~

During the months o February and March students will beaking Temselves to the Edge and Looking or Possibilitiesas they prepare or and participate in the District Science &echnology Fair. Check out all the possibilities discovered onTurday, March 22nd District 8 Oce, Lower ConerenceRoom.

For more inormation on the Celebrate whats RIGH withthe world initiative, contact Joan Wilkins, Coordinator, SchooDistrict 8 at 643-6884 or celebratewhatsright.ca.

I SPY whats Awesome! ell Us About It! Until March 2n

students, sta, and community members can go on-line andtell us what is awesome in their world!! Go to either the SchooDistrict 8 or the School District 6 website and then click onthe EYE SPY logo - it only takes a minute. We want to hearrom all students, school sta & community members in ourschool districts! Te school, in each district, with the highestpercentage o participation in each level (elementary, middleand high school) will each receive $250 to be donated to thecharity o their choice.So start looking around you or the awesome things around you

and share the details with us. Participate to donate! 704

COACHEs NEEDEDFundy Minor Football is looking or coaches and volunteers orthe ollowing age groups which are all co-ed and all equipmenis supplied: Flag (ages 6 & 7); yke ackle (ages 8 & 9) new thisall; Atom (ages 10 & 11); Peewee (ages 12 & 13); Bantam (age14 & 15); Junior Girls (ages 14 17). All programs are oeredin the Fall. For Spring we oer Atom, Peewee & Bantam & U16Provincial eam. We will also oer the Future Stars Camp atUNB Saint John in August or Ages 10-17.

We want our children to be active and healthy. Please contactBarry Ogden at 849-4650 or [email protected]. 803

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DENIs MORRIsCOMMUNIY CENREDabber Bingo - every Wednesdayevening. Quarter games at 5:30; early

bird at 7:00; regular games at 7:30pm.Doors open at 4:00pm. DMCC Seniors Club meets everyMonday at 1:30pm, Vi Matheson,President.

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sUPPER IN MILLsREAMTere will be a Bean, Scallop & SausageSupper on sunday, March 11throm 3:30-6:00pm at the MillstreamRec Centre in Berwick. Te menuincludes: homemade beans, potatoscallop, sausages, coleslaw, rolls,pickles, layer cakes and tea. Cost orthe supper is $10/adults, $5/children6-12, pre-schoolers eat or ree, $25/amily.

Proceeds rom this event will go tothe Wesley United Church (Berwick).818

FOOBALL sKILLsPROgRAMFundy Minor Football will beproviding a six week Spring 2012

Skills Development program or theollowing age groups: Atom (ages 10& 11); Peewee (ages 12 & 13); Bantam(ages 14 & 15). Te cost is $75 and weprovide all equipment.

Practice sessions or all ages willbe held on uesday & Tursdayevenings rom 6:00-7:00pm atUNBSJ beginning April 17th. Onlineregistration begins Turday, March1t at undyminorootball.com. 954

sAIN JOHN NAURALIss CLUBAttention Nature Lovers! I you have an interest in wild birds,mammals, sh, wildfowers, geology, astronomy or any otheraspect o our natural world, why not consider attending ameeting o the Saint John Naturalists Club (SJNC) or takingpart in our diverse selection o workshops and eld trips. Temeetings take place on the second Monday o each month at theNB Museum at Market Square beginning at 7:30pm and eatureascinating presentations.

On saturday, April 12th Jim Wilson will be leading a morningbirding outing in the Saint John area in search o early springmigrants.Tere is no need to be a member - all SJNC meetings, workshops

and outings are open to one-and-all. For more inormation,contact Hank Scarth at 216-0624 or visit saintjohnnaturalistsclub.org. 927



MUSINGSBy Debbie Hickey

30 YEARs AND COUNINg

A ew weeks ago I realized the Hampton Herald is turning 30 inApril. Tat led to the urther realization that the Valley Viewerwill be 20 in the all. Although both magazines were already inplace when Mike and I got involved in this venture, amazingly12 o those years have been under our guidance. And to thinkit all started as a little retirement project or Helen and BertBoyd.

I have started to think about the possibility o my ownretirement, as I am now closer to sixty than y (or even y-ve!), but I keep getting stuck on what would ll my days. Terst twenty years o lie are spent learning - how to walk, how totalk, how to get along in the world, how to earn a living. Ten wespend some orty years raising amilies and working, workingand raising amilies. Busy, busy, busy. Aer the intensity o those

rst sixty years, certainly a little slow-down sounds good, but nota dead stop. Are the next thirty years perhaps an opportunity tobecome more involved in community, volunteering at charitiesand non-prots and service clubs, working to make the world(whether local or in the broader sense) a better place? Or perhapsretirement can be an opportunity to return to the learningenvironment, to pursue learning or its own sake instead oworrying whether it can get you a job/career. Universities oenhave ree tuition or those o a certain age. Maybe some part-time work?

For sure I am getting a little ahead o mysel as I anticipate atleast a couple o more years beore retiring, but one o the bigconsiderations is what will happen to Ossekeag. Who will be thenext caretaker o what Helen and Bert Boyd rst created back

in 1982? What will the next thirty years look like? And speakingo thirty . . . ime and ide wait or no man, but time alwaysstands still or a woman o thirty.~ Robert Frost. 801

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WHOS YOUR AVON LADY? ammys Avon would be happyto be yours. Call or a ree brochure at 658-1991 or [email protected]. Join my Facebook page, ammysAvon, or daily deals.

GROUND BREAKING LD. Mini excavator, backhoe and dumptruck. Experienced crew with ull liability insurance. Drain tilesmall demolition, topsoil, culverts, landscaping, shoreline workand more. Chris 639-8766 or Matt 651-5172.

GEING MARRIED (BOOK EARLY). Civil weddingsperormed when and where you choose. elephone 847-2079.

SEWING JOBS DONE or ladies, gentlemen and children. Hemsdone on pants, dresses etc., other alterations. Non-smoker. Cal

672-2599.HAUL AWAY o junk cars, trucks, tractors and arm equipmentSmall ee or appliances and small scrap. Drop o site 54 BacklandRoad, Kingston. 763-2933 or 333-9067.

NORsEsUN 2162628 John Deere Home & Workshop ProductsAircompressors, Generators, Grills, Heaters, Powertools, PressureWashers, ool Chests, ruck Boxes, Jobsite Boxes. Call 216-2628

DAVES LIGH RUCKING & Cleaning Service, junk, garbageconstruction & roong materials, demolition, brush, decks, smalmoving jobs. 7 days a week. Also picking up unwanted vehicles832-3982 or 653-0026.

VEHICLEs

WAYNES AUO WORLD - In house nancing. Buy, sell, leaserent. Owner Wayne Ganong, bus. 738-6777, cell: 647-8777. wwwwaynesautoworldltd.com, 53 Epworth Park Road, Grand Bay- Westeld.

Call

832-5613to book your Community Classified today



Tel: 832-5613Toll Free: 1-888-289-2555

242 Main Street Hampton, NB E5N [email protected]

At Your Service...

Join the easy-to-follow, Latin inspired,Cardio Dance Party!

EVERY TUESDAY 7PM & THURSDAY 730PM.Church Of The Good Shepherd,

668 Manawagonish RdNEW PARTICIPANTS ALWAYS WELCOME

- 1st Class is Free! Call 214-0466www.angelina.zumbasaintjohn.com

with ANGELINA CYRwith ANGELINA CYR

10MinutesEquals a1HOUR

WORKOUT!

T-Zone Vibration works by moving up to 30 times per second combined with the power of gravity,your muscles will work to keep you balanced. A sensation that feels like a m assage! With the

benets of Accelerated Weight Loss, Strength Building, Flexibility & Cellulite Reduction.

Call for more information and Free Trial! 738-2400 or 647-6114Book an appointment with one of our personal trainers!

89 Station Road, Saint John NB

Two weeks now and I have lost 2 inches offof my waist and hips~ Lee-Ann N, Facebook Fan

Flowers & Plants

Plush Animals & Gifts

Fruit & Gourmet Baskets

Baskets & Balloons

LANCASTER FLORISTSLANCASTER FLORISTS

Spring is in the air! Stop in for a bouquet to bring Spring home

Seniors Property Care636-1028 Tony Mowery

Tidy outside of property for SpringMove or lift furniture

Recyclables to Blue Bins; junk to landfill

Clean Loved Ones grave marker

A helping hand, for any chore


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Book your personal tour of our Independant Living and AssistedLiving Suites. Call Mike Bishop 848-3185 or Ann Secord 848-3248

www.ExperienceParkland.com

Parkland In The Valley19 Shannex Drive Quispamsis, NB

(506) 847-7275

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