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SENSIIVESince Te Jet is the most popular o all Ossekeag charactersand I do mean characters, I will do a little update.

As you know Te Jet is big but also very sensitive!! And itsnot just his sensitive personality, he also happens to have verysensitive skin. Last year during the summer, he developed anasty rash that spread throughout much o his belly area. woweeks o pills and he was as good as gold!! Tis year he didntget sensitive until October, so it was back to the vet and anotherround o pills!! However, during the visit with the vet, there wasanother disturbing nd ... in a matter o months, it appears thatTe Jet had gained ve pounds. Te Jet is also very sensitiveto two months o unlimited access to apples!!

Shortly aer his vet visit, Te Jet turns around and suddenlybecomes sensitive to his pills!! Aer 28 rounds o pills lasyear and seven rounds o pills this year, he started leaving pills

uneaten in his ood dish!! So I immediately switch strategies andstarted giving him the pills rst. Tis wasnt working really wellso I sprinkled a small amount o kibble on top or inspirationand he quickly learned that the only way to get a ull meal wasor those pills to disappear. He has now completed this roundo medication and is well on the road to recovering rom hissensitivities.

ime will tell i an apple ree diet will also bring a turn aroundto his weight gain!!

Te only other issue that Te Jet is sensitive to is meal time!He normally has breakast around 7:30 and supper around5:15. Tere is some variation to this on occasion, but it is prettyroutine or him to eat at these times. Without ail, wheneverhe thinks that a meal is due, he starts to get bouncy. All 90

+ pounds starts to wiggle, squirm and jump about withouany outside assistance. On occasion, however, Te Jets ideao when mealtime should be and when I think it should be aresometimes quite dierent. Faced with the act that I am totallyignoring him, he nally settles down, but will ollow me theinstant that I make any move whatsoever. When I am sittingstill, Te Jet watches me with an intensity that seems to sayDo you want to eed me or would you preer to be my nextmeal??.

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SJ coMMuNIy chrISMaS ExchaNGETe Saint John Community Christmas Exchange is a volunteernon-prot, charitable organization operated by a Board o15 Directors, made up o representatives rom churches, theSalvation Army, St. Vincent de Paul and interested individualsrom the Saint John and area communities.

Each November the Exchange Oce develops and maintains

a new registration list or the churches and agencies in the SaintJohn and surrounding area to alleviate duplicate sponsors. In2010, over 6,600 names including adults, children and teenswere coordinated through the Christmas Exchange.

Individuals or groups wishing to assist a amily or make adonation or a Christmas dinner may do so by contactingthe Christmas Exchange oce at 634-7868. Te ChristmasExchange Oce will be open rom November 14 th until noon,Deembe 20t Monday to Friday rom 9:00am until 3:00pm.Tose needing assistance are asked to register at a church intheir neighborhood. 617

SISErS & BrohErS IN SPIrI GahErINGEach December 6th, or the past 10 years on the National Dayo Remembrance and Action to End Violence Against Women,a group o women and men gather in the cool twilight at a littlecountry church on the hillside o Long Reach on the KingstonPeninsula. Without assuming all is known and understood, wegather to lament and examine our roles in violence; to stateour complicity in the harm that has been done; to recognizethe structural nature o much violence and to acknowledge the

violence that erupts and oen perpetuates itsel in amilies.ogether we grieve the undercurrents o cutting remarks,

indierence and neglect, scape-goating and belittling that taketheir daily toll on the human psyche and diminish joy and lieitsel. We gather to lament the violence o our language. We doal this through words, music, candle lighting, drumming andsilence and hopeully leave with a sense o hope that violencecan be overcome one person, one household, one communityat a time.Tis year the worship title has been expanded rom Sisters in

Spirit to Sister & Brothers in Spirit to let it be known that all arewelcome. Tis is a gathering or everyone - women and menalike. For it will be only when we all come together as peacemakers that violence will cease. Sheila Contreau leads in an

aboriginal drumming circle. Representatives rom KV Outreachwill also participate.Sisters and Brothers in Spirit Worship on esd, Deembe

6t 7:00pm at the Long Reach United Church, 3232 Route 845,Long Reach. Call Rev. Elizabeth 757-2201 or more inormation.817



haBIa for huMaNIy aGMTe Board o Directors o Habitat orHumanity Saint John Region cordiallyinvites all stakeholders o our organizationto attend and participate in our AnnualGeneral Meeting to be held on Wednesd,Nvembe 23d at the Delta Hotel, 39 KingStreet. Meet & Greet with rereshments willbe at 5:30pm, registration at 6:00 and theAnnual General Meeting will be at 6:30pm.

Habitat build volunteers and sponsors,ReStore volunteers, committee members, and Habitahomeowners are all important stakeholders o Habitat orHumanity Saint John Region and are welcomed and encouragedto attend this event. We will also extend an invitation to interestedmembers o the general public to join us as well. During theAGM, a special Volunteer & Donor Recognition Ceremonywill take place to honour the exceptional contributions rommany individuals and businesses.

Te year 2010 will be presented in pictures and a briepresentation on our plans or 2011/12 will be shared. We hopeyou will plan to join us. 622

LIVErIGh BrEakfaSTe local chapter o the Canadian Liver Foundation is invitinglocal area residents to celebrate liver health awareness with

them at their LIVERight Breakast on Tsd, Nvembe24t rom 7:30-9:30am at the Saint John rade & ConventionCentre while enjoying a ull gourmet breakast. Tis years twokeynote speakers will be Hepatologist Dr Kevork Peltekianspeaking on Liver Health issues aect Atlantic Canadians todayand celebrating with world renowned local photographer/writeFreeman Patterson.

Individual tickets $20 each or purchase a table or $200. Formore inormation and tickets visit liver.ca or contact the locachapter oce at 214-3511 or email - [email protected]

ProGraM fuNDING aPPLIcaIoNSUnited Way is now accepting applications rom Not or ProtCommunity Agencies or Program Funding in 2011. Deadlineor submissions is Wednesd, Nvembe 30t. For moreinormation on how to apply and application orms, pleasee-mail our oce at [email protected] or call us at 658-1212.Each application will be careully considered, and agencies wil

receive a response by early January. 623



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Te Saint John Art Club is honoured to have Dr. Shawn Jenningsspeaking on his two books: Locked In, Locked Out and hislatest book Te Doves Eye in the Mary Oland Teatre atthe New Brunswick Museum at Market Square on Tsd,Nvembe 24t at 7:30pm. Te public and riends are mostwelcome.Te Art Club Members are going to take lines rom Dr. Jennings

book, Te Doves Eye and create a painting on that idea. Teywill be displayed up ront in the Teatre, while he is talking.At 6:30pm the Art Club Members will have a short businessmeeting and rereshments. 632

SaDacoNa BaND coNcErTe HMCS Brunswicker and the Salvation Army Auxiliaryare presenting the Stadacona Band Concert on Tsd,Deembe 1st 7:00pm at the Dennis Knibb Auditorium, SaintJohn High School - a wonderul Christmas themed concertwhich all are sure to enjoy!

Admission $10/person (proceeds to Te Salvation ArmyAuxiliary) with a donation o a childs toy or mens winterclothing item which will then be distributed locally to those inneed. ickets may be purchased at Imperial Teatre Box Oce(please note that the concert is taking place at SJHS auditorium)or online at imperialtheatre.nb.ca/beary_merry.php, or at thedoor. 630

SJ hIGh chrISMaS BazaarEach year the Saint John High School community o teachers,students, parents, and alumni organize a Christmas Bazaar toraise unds to support a wide range o school activities. Teseinclude our student council, choir, athletics, drama, as well as

various clubs and committees. Many local businesses and artists

support our Silent Auction. Additionally, craers come rom allover the region to participate in our cra show and our talentedchoir perorms or the community at our French Ca.

Tis year the Christmas Bazaar will be held on Std,Deembe 3d and there will also be a Bake Sale, childrensplayroom and musical entertainment something or all.Everyone is welcome and admission is ree.

For more inormation please contact Sherry Golding at 658-5358. 637



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EVENING of MuSIcCome join us at the UUCSJ building, 545 Sandy Point Road, onWednesd, Nvembe 30t at 7:00pm or an evening o songwith the debut perormance o the UNB Dalhousie MedicaSchool Choir, under the direction o Janet Kidd. Te choir wiloer an eclectic array o selections rom Billy Joels And so itGoes to Te Beatles All You Need Is Love, along with holidayclassics.

A ree-will oering at the door will go to support the RegionaHospital Foundation 2011 project Stem Cell Terapy researchHE GIVE. For more inormation regarding this researchproject, check - TeGive.ca. 638

cWc LuNchEoN PaNELLiving Healthy we all knowwe should be living a healthy lieincluding eating well, exercisingand balancing our priorities. Asbusy women, it is tough to do

that! At this Canadian Women in Communications, panelists(including Gina Spear-Burrows; Shelley Rinehart and NelaMcHug) will discuss their stories and share tips about livinghealthy. Be inspired and motivated to live your best lie!

Register now at tinyurl.com/CWClivinghealthy or this eventwhich will be held on Tsd, Nvembe 24th rom 12:301:30pm at the rinity Room o the Delta Brunswick. Cost, $25/members or $30/non-members, includes lunch. 639

P.a.c.. hELPING LocaL kIDS

Te West side P.A.C.. Community Group is collecting pajamassocks, mitts & hygiene products to give to kids in the West Sidethis Christmas. We are appealing to West Side businesses andindividuals to help us meet our goal. As we understand thatmany requests are made, especially at this time o year, ourapproach is that i everyone gave a small donation (ei: pair opajamas, bag o socks, etc) we would be able to ulll the needsquickly.

Anyone wishing to participate in this project can e-mail meor inormation on exactly what sizes & numbers o items werequire. ([email protected]). 717

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LaNcaSEr LEGIoN # 69Wilson Street, Saint John, Phone 635-8095, www.rcl69.ca.esd, Nvembe 22nd, 29t; Deembe 6t,20t, 27t 7:00pm, dance with Delbert Worden inthe Memorial Lounge.esd, Deembe 13t no dance.fid, Nvembe 25t; Deembe 2nd, 9t, 16t,23d, 30t - 9:00pm, Karaoke with Norm Boucher

in the Lower Bar.Std, Nvembe 26t; Deembe 3d, 10t, 17t 2:00pm,dance with Donnie & Delbert in the Lower Bar.Std, Deembe 24t 1:00-3:0pm, Dance with DelbertWorden in the Lower Bar.Std, Deembe 31st 9:00pm, New Years Eve Band Alberts rio.Snd, Nvembe 27t 8:00pm, dance with Johnny & Sonnyin the Upper Hall.Snd, Deembe 4t, 18t 2:00pm, Dance with Delbert Wordenin memorial Lounge; 8:00pm, Dancewith Albert & Sam in the Upper Hall.Snd, Deembe 11t 2:00pm,

Dance with Delbert Worden in theMemorial Lounge; 8:00pm, Dancewith Johnny & Sonny in the UpperHall.Snd, Deembe 18t 2:00pm,Delbert Worden Christmas party &CD Celebration in the Upper Hall;8:00pm, Dance with Albert & Sam inthe Upper Hall.Snd, Deembe 25t ChristmasDay, Branch closed.Snd, Jn 1st 1:00-4:00pm,New Years Day (Delbert & Donnie),monetary donation to the West Side

Food Bank. No dance.Mnd, Deembe 26t BoxingDay, Branch closed. 710

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S. GILESTe Cool Chicks & Te Ugly Doc-lings will be presenting music o theXmas season on Std, Nvembe26th at St. Giles United Church (3540Westeld Road, Martinon, just belowMartinon Co-op). Show time is7:00pm and tickets ($11) are availableby leaving a message at the churchoce 738-8955, a band member or atthe door. is Te Season o Be Jolly, ComeShare the Joy. 731

NarraIVE chrISMaS MuSIcaLGrand Bay Baptist and Friends Choir will present the Christmasnarrative musical Down From His Glory on SndDeembe 11t at 10:50am and Mnd, Deembe 12t a7:00pm at Grand Bay Baptist Church, 77 Woolastook DriveWe invite you to come and hear the love story o Christmaspresented by a 45 voice choir comprised o people rom vechurches (three denominations) in our area, plus a childrenschoir!

Te uesday evening presentation will give people theopportunity to contribute to a new soundboard or the AnglicanChurch o the Resurrection.

Come and make this part o your Christmas experience andmay you have a very blessed Merry Christmas! 741

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LaNcaSEr BaPIS coNcErA Note-able November Night Concert will be held at theLancaster Baptist Church (87 Church Avenue, West SJ) onSnd, Nvembe 27t at 7:00pm; Advent refections in musicpoems and prose narrated by David Goss and Carol HarrisTe evening will also eature; John Higgins & Barry Snodgrass(piano/organ duets); Barry Snodgrass (solos); Lois & LaurenceWhite (piano/trumpet duets); Harry Brittain (saxophone solos)Lancaster Baptist Ambassadors; Lancaster Baptist Ladies ChoirCarol Hayward (solos); Janet Bruce (recorder) & Gillian Baroot(harp) duets; Norman Ferguson.

A ree-will oering will or the settlement needs o a SomaliReugee amily. 740

1777 royaL caNaDIaN arMy caDESI you are between the age o 12-18,want to meet riends and try somethingnew, then we have just the thing oryou! Army Cadets is ree o charge.Cadets is un and adventurous. Teaim o Royal Canadian Army Cadets is to develop in youth theattributes o good citizenship and leadership; promote physicatness; and stimulate the interest o youth.

During a training year we are very busy participating in a loto activities and events. We participate in shooting, biathlon-

marksmanship, orienteering, eld exercise, precision drillmusic - marching band, band seminars, team sports, sportnights, public speaking, undraising, wake-a-thon, cadet dancesexchange trips, outdoor adventure, rst-aid, leadership trainingriendship, build sel-esteem and so much more.

You are more than welcome to come any Tursday night rom6:15-9:00pm and check Army Cadets out at the RCL Branch#69 (714 Wilson Street). For more inormation contact Capt JeBoudreau at 214-2795 or by email at - [email protected]. 737

chrISMaS couNry coNcErTe Lorneville Community Centre will be holding a ChristmasCountry Concert on Std, Deembe 3d at 7:00pm. JoinMurray Sheils and the Lorneville Show Band with Alison Inchand Crystal Jones on ddle. Special guests include Haze MarieRoberson, Del Worden, Herb Isbill, Frenchy Leblanc, JaneRainhart, Clair Graham, Dawn Cosman and Barb Day.

ickets ($10 each) are available at the Lorneville ConvenienceStore, Mikes Jewellery Repair and Grand Bay Guardian Drugs733

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SINGLES & frIENDS EVENSTe Singles & Friends annual Christmas Dance will be heldStd, Deembe 3d at the Br #69 Legion, Wilson StreetWest (Saint John) with music or the dance provided by theband Sidekick. Doors will be open earlier or those who havepre-booked or the turkey dinner. Music will start at 9:00pm.Admission or the dance is $7/non-members or $5/members.

Our next monthly general meeting is Snd, Deembe 11tat the Community Health Centre on Coburg Street at 7:00pm

and will include election o ocers or 2012 year.Breakast or Singles continue every Sunday 10:00am at HollysRestaurant in Hampton and weekly volleyball on Wednesdayevenings 8:00-10:00pm at Rothesay Park Middle School (cost$4) open to all adults - married or single.

Te purpose o the Singles group is to organize activities orsingle people to participate in and we welcome your input andsuggestions. Our phone line is 696-1914 or updates as to what ishappening and our email is [email protected]. 819

roary GIrLS choIr chrISMaScoNcErTe Rothesay-Kings Rotary Girls Choir will hosta Christmas Concert & Bake Sale on Snd,Nvembe 27t at 3:00pm in the Saint John HighSchool Auditorium. Come and enjoy songs orthe Christmas season perormed by the Choir

and their special guests: Rotary Girls PreparatoryChoir; Saint John Rotary Boys Choir & Preparatory ChoirCarleton Choristers; and the Quispamsis Elementary Grade 2Primary Choir.

Admission: $10/adults; $5/children (12 & under). Advancetickets may be purchased at Lil Shop o Science in BrunswickSquare, Benjamin Books in Rothesay, and at Kennebecasis(Guardian) Drugs in Rothesay. For more inormation, email theChoir at [email protected]. 636

chrISMaS a LILy LakETe Alzheimer Society will be presenting the Christmas atLily Lake Dinner & Auction on Wednesd, Nvembe 23d6:30pm at the Lily Lake Pavilion (55 Lake Drive South). CashBar cocktails will be held at 6:00pm. Te meal includes: gardensalad, roast turkey & dressing with cranberry sauce, creamymashed potatoes, resh garden vegetables, apple crisp with tea/coee. Entertainment will be by Saint John Dance Zone.ickets are $40 each (includes a $10 charitable tax receipt). For

inormation or tickets please contact the Alzheimer Society at634-8722. 625

PaSaGE SaIN JohN INcPASAGE Saint John Inc. supports adolescents and childrenin making responsible choices regarding substance abuse andaddiction by providing up-to-date inormation and educationWe provide support to and work with parents, educatorsand other community agencies in promoting awareness andpreventing adolescent addictions.

Te PASSAGE Saint John Inc summer students are nowavailable to do un and educational presentations or youth inour community. Please call 642-4035 to book a presentationwith them or your group, community centre o youth careprogram during the summer months. 718



WEEk aWarD WINNErS & acIVIIESTe Saint John Y, together with YMCAsacross Canada, are always inspiring andempowering children, youth and adults tomake a positive impact. Tis is especiallytrue during Peace Week which runs romNvembe 21st28t. Although peacebuilding is part o the Saint John Ys yearround programs, extra emphasis is placed on exploring peaceon many dierent levels during Peace Week. Tis year, inspiringothers to become actively engaged in peace in their everydaylives is being emphasized as an important part o peace building

Te Saint John Y will be hosting the popular YMCA PeaceMedal Breakast on fid, Nvembe 25t 7:00 am at Lily LakePavilion where the 2011 Peace Medal and the Youth PeacemakerAward will be presented. Te YMCA Peace Medal is awardedthis year to is Scott Craword. He has served as an ambassadorand youth advocate in the community promoting peace andharmonious relations. Scott has been a role model to many andhas proven that having aith, using innovative strategies andgetting people to work together results in a more peaceul andharmonious community.Tis years Youth Peacemaker Award recipient is Hanna Daltrop

a student at Saint Malachys Memorial High School. Hanna isvery involved in school activities and was the inspiration behindDistrict 8s Pinwheels or Peace initiative. She has raised moneyor an orphanage in Uganda and is currently raising unds orthe CHA organization in Uganda. She is a leader or peaceeorts in her school.

ickets or the 2011 YMCA Peace Breakast are $12 eachand can be purchased at the Membership Services Desk atthe Ys Prince Edward Square location or by calling 634-4937All proceeds raised go towards the Saint John Y InternationalPrograms. 634

craf SaLE a S. JuDESTe Golden Gals Cra Group o St. Judes Anglican Church (319Lancaster street) will be holding a Cra and New to You Sale onStd, Deembe 3d in the Church Hall. All are welcome to

join us or a ree cup o coee and a sweet while shopping at ourtables.

Admission is ree with the doors open rom 11:00am-1:00pm739



chrISMaS GaLa a IMPErIaL hEarETe Saint John Chorale under the direction o Spencer Belyeapresents the 18th Annual Christmas Gala at Imperial Teatreon Std, Deembe 3d at 7:30pm. Join the Chorale or aCelebration o Christmas in Kings Square theme with MichaeMolloy and the 3rd Field Regiment Band and special guestsStephanie Mainville, violinists Miranda Lees rom SJHS, andSarah Harrington rom ESdeC. Te KVHS Bluetones and theDistrict 6 Honor Choir round o the program. CBCs StevenWebb is the MC. Te evening concludes with a Christmas Sing-A-Long.

ickets ($10-$25) are available at the Imperial Teatre BoxOce. Call 674 4100 or visit imperialtheatre.nb.ca. Dont missthe Longest Running Local Christmas Gala. 808

faLL SuPPEr IN GraND BayFall Supper at St. Matthews Church, Grand Bay will be held onSnd, Nvembe 20t rom 4:00-6:00pm. Te menu includesroast bee, gravy, veggies, rolls, dessert, tea/coee. Cost or thesupper is $10/adults, $5/children and $25/amily (4). Tere wilalso be a cake walk and 50/50 draw.All welcome. 722

S. MarkS cIruS SaLESaint Marks United Church is now holding their annual CitrusFruit Sale. Prices or ruit - Full ($32) or hal ($17) cases odelicious oranges, graperuit, and tangelos; ruit baskets ($27)o order, please call the church at 672-3320 beoreNvembe30t.Orders will be available or pick-up on Deembe 9t 10t a

50 Dexter Drive, Saint John West. 728

ScENES 2011 a harBour VIEW hIGhHarbour View High School presents SCENES 2011 which isour annual production o various musical and theatre acts, onTsd, Deembe 1st & fid, Deembe 2nd at HarbourView High School at 7:30pm.

General Admission is $8 and students/seniors $5. ickets areavailable at the door. 732



LocaL .o.P.S. chaPErSOPS Club, Inc., an international weight-loss support group(ake O Pounds Sensibly), town to help residents o Saint Johnrealize a healthier liestyle, has regular meetings held locally

at: NB5248, Carleton Kirk West Saint John (Monday eveningsweigh in at 6:00 and meeting 6:30pm); NB5247 Crescent Valleyin Saint John North (Carleton Kirk, 55 MacLaren Blvd., Tursdayevenings with weigh in at 6:00 and meeting at 6:30pm); and inMillidgeville (Seventh Day Adventist Church, 509 WoodwardAvenue with weigh-in rom 6:00-6:03, meeting 6:30-7:30pm)

Your rst meeting is always ree! For inormation on a chapternear you please contact Donna or John Buckley at [email protected] or call 849-0550. 727

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2011 kELE caMPaIGNChristmas - good times with amilyand riends, gatherings with thebest o ood and companionshipand gis to give and receive. Formany in our city quite the oppositeis true. Christmas can be a lonely,meager time o year magniedby the joy o others. Saint Johnendures a poverty rate well abovethe national level. Tere are thosewho struggle with mental illness or physical disabilities andthose whose situation is exacerbated by addiction. Some o theseindividuals have little or no amily support.

For over 125 years the Salvation Army has been a very reapresence here in Saint John caring or those most vulnerable inour society. Tis time o year we are acutely aware o how manycharities ask or your donations but we challenge you to lookat our track record; the 2010 Kettle Campaign not only helpedalmost 500 amilies have a wonderul Christmas, but assistedover 6000 individuals throughout the year.

Te 2011 Kettle Campaign will began on November 17th aCenter Court o Brunswick Square and will continue until noon

on Christmas Eve. Please give generously when you see ourkettles and allow us to pick out the gi or you this year.Tank you in advance or continuing to enable us to give hope

this Christmas and the coming year. 616



1S WESfIELD ScouSDuring what can only be described as a suddenwintery surprise in October, 15 Scouts rom 1stWesteld Scouting headed down the road to FundyNational Park with their our leaders to participatein our neighbouring area, NB South Easts, event,

Star rek. Tis event included an orienteering challenge andskill review activities as well as the exciting and action-packedevening event which took place rom 7:00pm2:00am.

Te youth, armed with their skills, teamwork and positiveattitudes, headed out on the eight kilometre trail to put all thatthey have learned in Scouting to good use and to show that acombination o working hard and having a positive, team-oriented attitude can really take you places. During this sevenhour challenge, the youth were tested on a wealth o dierenttopics and skills and truly had the opportunity to show all thatScouting has taught them.

Te next morning the youth awoke in great spirits to tentscovered in snow and a cold driving rain, but were they in ora very pleasant surprise; 1st Westeld Scouts earned rst andsecond place in this very prestigious event against many otherpatrols rom New Brunswick. Tey le Fundy National Parkproud o all that they had accomplished and this was only made

sweeter by knowing that they had done themselves, as well as 1st

Westeld Scouting, proud.I you are interested in coming out and seeing what the Scouting

program has to oer you and your children, please contact theollowing members o the 1st Westeld Scouting amily. We lookorward to meeting you!

Beavers is oered on uesday and Wednesday evenings rom6:30-7:30pm or youth aged 5-7 years. Please contact Erin at738-2062 or additional inormation.

Cubs is oered on uesday evenings rom 6:30-8:00pm oryouth aged 8-10 years. Please contact Greg at 757-8065 oradditional inormation.

Scouts is oered on Wednesday evenings rom 7:00-9:00pmor youth aged 11-14 years. Please contact Rick at 738-8600 or

additional inormation. 721

chrISMaS IN SoNGAn evening o Christmas music (eaturing the Portland SeniorChoir; Nova Quattra; Rachael Ray; Brittain Brass; erri LynnRussell; Christopher Lane; Elaine, Danielle, and ZacharyBoulanger, and a Christmas Sing-a-Long) will be held at thePortland United Church (50 Newport Crescent in Saint John)on fid, Deembe 9t starting at 7:00pm.

ickets ($10) are available by calling the church at 632-4030.624



hE NucrackEr & hE GIrL WIh hEShELL

Most o the time ormer Hampton High School student, LiamCaines, dances with Canadas Royal Winnipeg Ballet. Howeveron Deembe 3d & 4 t he will be perorming in Saint John asthe special guest artist eatured in Port City Dance Academysremarkably enchanting ballet called Te Nutcracker & Te GirWith Te Shell.

Tis year, the perormances o Te Nutcracker & Te GirlWith Te Shell, will help to raise awareness and unds orFoundation Glycosylation. Known as Te FoG, the oundationwas established in Saint John by Dr. Duncan Webster with thesupport o the Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation, theUniversity o New Brunswick and the Saint John campus oDalhousie Medical School. Te mandate o Te FoG is to supporurther research on CDG (Congenital Disease o Glycosylation)Although CDG is considered rare, research into the disease maybenet other genetic disorders, and an improved understandingo glycosylation pathways and unction can have ar reachingimplications. You can read more about CDG by visiting wwwPortCityDanceAcademy.org (NUCRACKER PAGE) or wwwtheog.ca.

Te Nutcracker & Te Girl With Te Shell promises to be

charming, curious and captivating. Te perormances wilbe held on Std, Deembe 3d at 7:00pm and SndDeembe 4t at 2:00pm at Ttre Louis Vermeersch (coleSamuel de Champlain). ickets are $15 and $10, and charitabletax receipts can be issued or tickets that are donated to localschool children and/or amilies.

Donations to Te FoG would also be greatly appreciated, andcan be made through www.theog.ca, or through the Saint JohnRegional Hospital Foundation. 818

1490 Manawagonish Road, Saint John, NB - 652-5007

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ake a break rom the hustle and bustle o holiday preparationsand join the Carleton Choristers or an evening o beautiuChristmas music on esd, Deembe 6t at 7:30pm. Teconcert will be held at Grace Presbyterian Church, 101 CoburgStreet. Under the leadership o conductor Claire Driscoll, withassistance rom accompanist Christopher Lane, well bring youamiliar melodies and some you may not have heard beoreWell also give you a chance to sing along.ickets are $12/adults and $10/seniors and students. Tey may

be purchased rom choir members or at the door. For moreinormation, call 638-9111. 615



Christmasat Lily LakeChristmasat Lily LakePresented by the

Alzheimer Society

Dinner & Aucton

Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011 at 6:30pm

Lily Lake Pavilion, 55 Lake Drive South, Saint John

(Cash Bar cocktails at 6:00pm)

Meal Includes:Garden Salad

Roast turkey with cranberry sauce

creamy mashed potatoes and fresh garden vegetables

apple crisp with tea/coffee

Entertainment by Saint John Dance Zone

Tickets are $40 each (includes a $10 charitable tax receipt)For informaon or ckets

please contact the Alzheimer Society at(506) 634-8722



GreenLeeShoe30thAnniversary

30th Anniversary



Green-Lee Shoe is celebrating 30 years in business.Steve Green, owner of Green-Lee Shoe, says his

family history in business started as tobacconists andthen the restaurant business which goes back to 1861in Saint John. Weve been in our original locationin Saint John since 1981, in the building my fatherpurchased in 1970 for his mobile coee truck andcatering business that was sold in 1988. Im proudto be part of the family history as honest, communityminded shop owners. At Green-Lee Shoe, the stacontinues the tradition of serving customers in thegreater Saint John area and beyond with shoes andboots, safety footwear, purses, scarves, shoe care,

and gift ideas. Our pledge to our customers is thesame as it was in 1981, to oer great styles at greatprices with great service. Green-Lee Shoe also havetheir wholesale division distributing throughout theAtlantic Provinces.

We welcome you to our website and look forwardto earning your business for basic footwear or hard tond styles and/or sizes. says Steve. On the web weknow its not possible to try on shoes, but by talking toour sales consultants via our toll-free phone number,well help you nd the right product and the right

t. To inquire about a particular product, please callto speak with any of the helpful sta; they will talk toyou about your current footwear with regards to brandnames, style and size that will help them pinpoint theright footwear for you. At Green-Lee Shoe they oerspecial tting services with experienced, trained sta.Green-Lee Shoe carries major brand names includingextra-large and extra small sizes and widths.

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Green-Lee Shoe encourages all of their customersto try and test products in the home and only wearthem outside after you are convinced the footwear is just right for you. Any product that is not worn isreturnable for a full refund if not suitable. At Green-Lee Shoe, they keep your purchase information on leso you dont have to nd your receipt.

If you are a purchasing agent for a city, town, policeor re department and need tender quotes for highquality boots or shoes for your personnel, pleasecontact Green-Lee Shoe directly; they are an extremelycompetitive distributor. Please call Steve, Brant, orTerra at 693-1455 or toll free at 1-800-463-7411.

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oN our coVEr: NEW PLayGrouND aMorNa hEIGhS SchooL

Te Ocial Opening o the New Glenna Munn MemoriaPlayground at Morna Heights School took place on September21st at an Open House with parents, students and sta o MornaHeights School. Parents, students, sta and the Home and Schooworked hard or the last six years to raise money to make thisdream become a reality. Generous grant donaters were: CMEINB Childrens Foundation, Greater Saint John Foundation aswell as donations rom River Road Co-op and Kents. 734

Photo: Ribbon cutting with Andrea Matthews (Principal), andHome and School Executive - Leslie McKinley, Melanie LivelyHeather McNulty and Kelly DeLucry.

rcL carLEoN #2290 Ludlow St. West 635-9919Sundays: 1:00pm, 25 Bingo, ree tea and coee.Everyone welcome.Mondays: Dabber Bingo, doors open at 5:30pm,Early Bird games start at 6:30 and Regular games

at 7:00pm. Canteen available, everyone welcome.Fridays: Meat Dart Shoot register at 7:00 and playat 7:30pm, mens & womens teams all welcome.Std, Deembe 10t & 17t 3:30-6:30pm, Jed & Moeeveryone welcome.For Hall rentals please contact Teresa at 672-8012. 712

SPca aNIMaL rEScuE fuNDraISErIn support o the SPCA Animal Rescue a Christmas ShoppingParty undraiser will be held on fid, Nvembe 25t rom6:00-9:00pm at 20 Plaza Avenue (West). Start (or nish) yourChristmas shopping with the various businesses that will be

available. Proceeds rom this event will go to the SPCA AnimaRescue.

Just or coming you will be entered in the draw or one o ourgreat door prizes. A Silent Auction will be held shoes, giware

jewellry and many other items.Te SPCA Animal Rescue is in desperate need o wet cat ood

collars and leashes. Donations can be dropped o at VogueOptical. 736



crIME SoPPErS NEED INfoTe Grand Bay-Westeld RCMP areinvestigating the the o an excavatorshydraulic hammer which was stolen romWoodmans Point. Te hydraulic hammer is anNPK GH1, orange in colour.

Te incident would have occurred between4:00pm on November 6th and 8:30am onNovember 7th. 738

SJVS/hVhS aLuMNI - zuMBaTe SJVS/HVHS Alumni is presenting Zumba with AngieCyr at 7:00pm on Wednesd, Nvembe 30t ($5 each) inthe Harbour View High School Gymnasium. All proceeds tosupport HVHS students.

Everyone welcome. For urther ino contact Lindsay Bawn [email protected] or 644-8222. 822

2012 kIrkParIck rEuNIoNTe 2012 Kirkpatrick Reunion will be held agst 10t, 11t &

12t at the Patterson Historical GroundsMark your calendars now. Te planningcommittee has been meeting and plansare now underway or this event. We need

volunteers to help with this event. Alsoas this will be a large gathering, we arelooking or potential interest in local bedand breakasts and use o trailers/campersI you can help in anyway and or need moreinormation about volunteering and locabed and breakasts, etc., please contactDoreen Cross at email below or Gail [email protected].

o keep people updated, Doreen Crosschairperson, will be sending inormationout rom time to time by email. Tank youto those you have replied to our previousrequest on supplying your email address toDoreen. I you have not responded and i youare a descendant and have an email addressor i you have changed your email, pleasesend your email address to [email protected] so she can continue to updatethe distribution list. 828

MaurE ProfESSIoNaLS NEWork IN SJ

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



Tis the Season inTis the Season inSaint JohnSaint John

Showcasing some of the Best Places to Eat, Shopand have Fun in our City!

Showcasing some of the Best Places to Eat, Shopand have Fun in our City!

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Massage Therapy Clinic

1007 Manawagonish Road

Evening and WeekendAppointments Available

All are welcome to join the Annual Mayors Tree LightingCeremony on November 25th or caroling beginning at 5:30p.m. and the ceremony which ocially begins at 6:00 p.m.Rereshments will be served and there will be giveaways orchildren. City Sta will be collecting donations o toys andnonperishable ood items or local charities. Places will bereserved or those with mobility impairments and interpretiveservices provided or the hearing impaired. Located at LoyalistPlaza; rain location inside the Market Square Atrium

Aer the Tree Lighting inLoyalist Plaza, you can get inthe holiday spirit and bringyour amily to the Eveningo Seasonal Stories & PuppetShow at the Saint John FreePublic Library, 2nd foorMarket Square



chrISMaS Ea & SaLETe Wesley United Church in Browns Flat will be holding aChristmas ea & Sale on Std, Nvembe 26t rom 2:00-4:00pm. Admission - $4/adults and $1/children 6-12. 735

royaL caNaDIaN LEGIoN BraNch #87Greenwich, NBMondays - 7:00pm, Jam Session (none on holidays).uesdays 7:30pm, Darts.Fridays - 7:00pm, Games Room open.Saturdays - 6:00pm, Games Room open.Anyone interest in helping out with any Legion event

or who would like to become a member; the monthly meetingsare held at the Legion on the second Tursday o each month.Contact Rose Linton at 757-2963. Legion Rental: Contact Lynn Vail 468-2927.Everyone welcome. 711

DISrIc 8 BEGINNING VIoLIN LESSoNSTe School District 8 String Programis starting a beginning violin classin January 2012. Tis class is opento any student in School District 8.Te normal starting age is grade 3,

but older students may also join. Te lessons will be held oncea week at Havelock school in West Saint John. Te tentativelesson time will be Wednesdays rom 5:15-6:00pm starting onJn 11t, 2012. Parents are responsible or transportationto and rom Havelock school and to provide their child withan instrument - a number o very reasonably priced instrumentrental options are available. Tere is a small annual registrationee to belong to the String Program.

All interested parents are asked to attend one o the ollowinginormation meetings at Havelock School: Tsd, Deembe1st at 7:00pm oresd, Deembe 13t at 7:00pm. I school iscancelled due to bad weather on either o these dates, then thatmeeting will automatically be rescheduled to the snow date oWednesd, Deembe 14t at 7:00pm.

Please bring your child to the meeting, i possible, to bemeasured or the correct size instrument. I you already have a

violin, we would be happy to check its size and condition at the

meeting.Playing a stringed instrument is ideal or those students whowould thrive on the extra stimulation and academic challenge. Itdoes require a signicant amount o work rom the students andsupervision o home practice by the parents. 742

Ea & SorIESYou are invited to join READ Saint John or an aernoon o ea& Stories on Std Deembe 10t at rinity Church in Saint

John rom 1:00-2:30pm. ickets are $10.We have a wonderul aernoon planned or your entertainment!

Author David Goss will be the rst to take the stage and sharesome o his captivating stories. Aer a short break the Sea Bellesquartet Nova Quatro will grace us with their appearance to singsome o their wonderul songs. Finally, some o READs studentswill share rom their own work. Tis aernoon our volunteerswill be serving tea, coee, sweets and treats. O course there willbe a 50/50 prize and a gardening gi basket to be won!

Our ea & Stories undraiser will enable us to expand ourlibrary with learning materials or our adult learners. Help usto plant seeds or literacy and call our oce to buy your tickets!Call 633-2011 to order your tickets and get ready to be amazed.641



Make room forChristmas,

sell your used itemsin the Classifieds!

Make room forChristmas,

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Joy of LEarNINGTe grand-granddaughter started kindergarten this all and isloving it. It is amazing how much a ve year old can learn ina mere two months! And how eagerly she approaches any andevery learning opportunity. Every business or road sign is areading opportunity, every speed sign a chance to show howwell she knows her numbers, and every conversation a chanceto add new words to her vocabulary. She is like a giant spongesoaking up words and numbers and concepts.

Love o learning is one o the most important gis we can giveour children. So oen we see kids hate going to school at a veryyoung age. What a loss. What have we done to stife that joyin learning and mastering new things? Learning should notbe a chore, but an adventure, an opening o new doors to seewhere they lead and what exciting places they can take us. It is

awesome to see little aces light up at realizing they can indeedsound out that word and read that sentence. o eel the energythat fows rom those new ound abilities. May it continue orthe rest o their lives.

Parents are the rst teachers (even, maybe especially, whenthey dont realize they are teaching) and so much dependson those rst ve years spent at home. Tat is when childrengain their undamental attitudes toward lie and learning. Buthe teachers and learning environment set by their rst ormalschool experiences are so important at setting the tone o theirwhole educational experience. I loved learning (although notalways the educational experience), and seeing my grand-daughter thrilled at each new school day is a joy. Tank you toall o the teachers and educators to whom we entrust those little

ones each school day.Most o what I really need to know about how to live, what todo, and how to be, I learnedin kindergarten. . . . Tekindergarten children areconfdent in spirit, infnite inresources, and eager to learn.Everything is still possible. ~Robert Fulghum . . . May theyalways remain so. 801



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PRAYER O HE BLESSED VIRGIN (never known to ail). OMost Beautiul Flower o Mount Carmel. Fruitul Vine, Splendouro Heaven, Blessed Mother o the Son o God, Immaculate Virginassist me in my Necessity. O Star o the Sea, help me and show me youare my mother. O Holy Mary Mother o God, Queen o Heaven andEarth, I humbly beseech you rom the bottom o my heart to securemy necessity (make request). Tere are none who can withstand yourpower. O Mary conceived without sin, pray or us who have recourseto thee (3 times), O Mary, I place this cause in your hands (3 times).Say this prayer or 3 consecutive days, then publish it & it will begranted. E.D.

MOHER ERESA - say 9 Hail Marys or 9 days. Ask or 3 wishes,rst or business, second and third or the impossible. Publish thisarticle on the 9th day. Your wishes will come true even though youmay not believe it. Amazing, but true! E.D.PRAYER O S. JUDE O Glorious Apostle St. Jude, aithul servantand riend o Jesus, the name o the trainer who delivered thy belovedMaster into the bands o His enemies has caused thee to be orgottenby many, but the Church honors and invokes thee universally asthe Patron o Hopeless Cases o things almost despaired o Pray orme who am so helpless and alone. Make use, implore thee, o thatparticular privilege granted to thee to bring visible and speedy helpwhere help was almost despaired o. Come to my assistance in this

great need that I may receive the consolation and succor o Heaven inall my necessities, tribulations and suerings but in particular, that..(Here make your intention) and that I may praise God with thee andwith all the Saints or ever. I promise thee, O blessed St. Jude, to beever mind ull o this great avor and never cease to honor thee as myspecial and powerul patron, and to do all in my power grateully toencourage devotion to thee. Amen. E.D.

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