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ROAD WORKSince his last encounter o a prickly kind Te Jet has not hadthe opportunity to demonstrate whether he actually learned alesson. We did go or a walk the other day and noticed a largeporcupine hanging out under the same apple tree, but Te Jetdidnt notice in his rush to get out to the woods. I can see aconict arising in the uture, though, as the supply o apples onthe ground starts to dwindle. You see Te Jet loves his applesAer having a large meal the other night, I needed to have aquick walk just to ease that over-stued eeling o an all you caneat buet. Surrounding our house and along the driveway, thereare at least ve or six apple trees that he is very amiliar withSo as we walked Te Jet enjoyed his very own version o an alyou can eat buet!!! Tree circuits o the driveway and six or soapples later, Te Jet has had a great time!!

In other news, work on my woods road is proceeding asterthan I expected, but it is airly crude with lots o alders, stumpsand other debris along the route. My main objective is to justget the road through and worry about the xing up later. I amaraid, however, that the xing up could be a three year to liesentence. As I have been working on the road, I have also beenthinking!! Strange I know, but it sometimes happens.

It is generally agreed that the City o Saint John has a ewissues with their own roads that need to be xed. Te solutionhowever, will likely run into the millions o dollars!! But, I mayhave a much cheaper solution!! You see, in order to have happyresidents, it is important to manage expectations. So or a measly$10 per resident, I am willing to give Saint John residents a rideon my very own version o Chesley Drive (including a crossing

o our amous bridge). A simple 15 or 20 minute journey wilquickly reset orever, their whole notion o what a bad roadlooks like. Te City will save millions and the $680,000 in tripees will allow me the time, material and equipment needed tonicely nish my road!! A win-win situation i I ever saw one!!

For the visitors rom the West Side to my road adventure, Iwas hoping to recreate Simms Corner, but Ill be darned i I cangure out how to construct such a convolution. But us WestSiders know that Simms Corner was designed to keep out theoreigners and the less than courageous; and it has workeddarn well or many decades!! 800

To my Family and Friends

"ank You"

Each one of you helped to make my 80th birthdaya very special occasion, I enjoyed meeting and

chaing with each of you.

To those who travelled, your presence

was most appreciated.

anks for the cards and gis

which will be cherished.

Roland Reicker



ON OUR COVERMILfORD PARK RAILS OPENING

Under sunny skies nearly 300 people attended the ociaopening o the trail system at the newly expanded Lou MurphyPark on Sunday, September 18th. Te new park has approximately35 acres o prime waterront property, sitting high on the hilloverlooking the beautiul Saint John River and the ReversingFalls Rapids. Te Parks entrance is at 247 Milord Road.Te trail system is only part o the rst phase initiated by the city

to enhance the Milord community recreation acilities. Otherphases include playground development and improvements tothe existing ball eld.Te land or the trail system was given to the city by BrunswickPipeline (Emera NB) on August 2nd, 2011 aer the rezoning andtranser were completed at a regular Common Council meetingOn hand or the ceremonies were Rob Belliveau and SusanLayton rom Emera New Brunswick. Mr. Belliveau mentionedthat the idea presented by Darlene Richard and Ken Palmer onOctober 28th, 2009 which lead the company to this decisionTe company continues to support the project. Mr. Belliveauannounced that the company has also donated $10,000 tocontinue trail development.Mayor Ivan Court thanked the company or their generous gi

and spoke highly o the work o the city Parks and RecreationDepartments director, Kevin Watson in coordinating the eventOthers in attendance included park committee members, CityCouncillors, Peter McGuire, Bill Farren, and Mel Norton, as welas current MLA Dorothy Shepherd, Saint John Lancaster.

Park Development Committee member, Ken Palmer thankedEmera and spoke about the history o the park and the role thatDarlene Richard and he played in approaching the companywith the idea or the park trails as well as the involvement oother members o the community in reaching this goal.

Aer the unveiling o the plaque, many activities includinga BBQ, interpretive walks, ace painting, and childrens gamestook place.

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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.friday, September 30th 7:30pm, Dart MeatShoot, $7/person. For more inormation contact468-2927.friday, October 21st 7:30pm,Annual Fall Harvest Jamboree

sponsored by the WesleyUnited Church.

Anyone interest in helpingout with any Legion event orwho would like to become amember; the monthly meetingsare held at the Legion onthe second Tursday o eachmonth. Contact Rose Linton at757-2963. Legion Rental: Contact LynnVail 468-2927.Everyone welcome. 711



LANCASER LEGION # 69Wilson Street, Saint John, Phone 635-8095, www.rcl69.ca.uesday, September 27th; October 4th, 18th, 25th- 7:00pm, dance with Delbert Worden in theMemorial Lounge.uesday, October 11th 7:00pm, 250 Wing RCAFmeeting ollowed by dance with Delbert Worden.

friday, September 30th; October 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th - 9:00pm,Karaoke with Norm Boucher in the Lower Bar.Saturday, October 1st, 8th, 15th, 29th - 2:00pm, dance withDonnie & Delbert in the Lower Bar.Saturday, October 1st - Dinner Teatre.Saturday, October 15th 9:00pm, Brent Wade Freeze.Saturday, October 22nd 9:00pm, Singles & Friends dance.Sunday, October 9th, 23rd 2:00pm, dance with Delbert Wordenin the Memorial Lounge; 8:00pm, dance with Albert & Sam inthe Upper Hall.Sunday, October 2nd, 16th, 30th 2:00pm, dance with DelbertWorden in the Memorial Lounge; 8:00pm dance with Johnny &Sonny in the Upper Hall. 710

KOC #6770 BINGO & BREAKfASSaturdays - 50/50 Mini Bingo gamesrom12:00noon-3:00pm with ree lunch provided.Sunday, October 16th - 9:00am-1:00pm, Breakast.Adults - $6.00, children under 12 - $3.00. Teproceeds rom this breakast will go Stem CellResearch.

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

DENIS MORRIS COMMUNIY CENREDabber Bingo - every Wednesday evening. Quarter games a5:30; early bird at 7:00; regular games at 7:30pm. Doors open at4:00pm. DMCC Seniors Club meets every Monday at 1:30pm, VMatheson, President.Rentals available or all locations, 672-1046. 705

CA RESCUE fUNDRAISERca-r-ma.org Saint John is holding a BBQ/Adopt-a-Ton onSaturday, October 8th rom 11:00am to 5:00pm at Ken Val Co-Op, 1 Market Street. Quispamsis. We currently have 17cats/kittens in oster care waiting on their FURever homes. I youveever thought about adopting a cat or kitten, now is the time!Volunteers will show you kittens and a photographer will send

you an email with a photo o you and your new ur riend! Whileyoure there, grab something o the grill. See you there! 806

PASAGE SAIN JOHN INCPASAGE Saint John Inc. supports adolescents and childrenin making responsible choices regarding substance abuse and

addiction 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



KOC MINI-BINGOTe Fr. Tomas Beck Lancaster Council 8094,Knights o Columbus are sponsoring non-smoking Dabber Mini-bingo at the Msgr.Osborne Family Centre (basement o St. RoseSchool), Manawagonish Road, Saint John Weston uesdays, at 6:30pm.

Admission - non-perishable ood item, 50cents or three ace card. 703

WES BRANCH LIBRARY NEWSOngoing Programs: Babies in the Library -newborn to 18 months. Please register orthe next session which will be Wednesday,September 28th & October 5th at 10:30am. Time for Tots - children aged 1836 months,every Tursday morning at 10:30 throughoutthe school year. Story Time - Family Story ime is a program or the all agesFriday mornings at 10:30am.Pre-registration is not required. Artistic Creations - cras you can design yoursel! Saturdaymornings at 10:30. We supply the material. Family Drop-In Program - available in the childrens area othe library. Books, a cra, puzzles and colouring sheets areorganized around a dierent theme each week. West Branch Library Ice Cream Party Childrens ReadingChallenge - get your Challenge Card and check out as manychildrens books as you can. Every time we read 10,000 books wewill announce the date and celebrate with an Ice Cream Party. Gates Computer Lab - available to check your e-mail, doresearch and use the Internet. Te service is ree. Book a tutoriaand learn basic computer skills. Wi Fi available. 5th Annual Ghost Story Writing Contest- scare up a spooky tale

or a shivery story and enter the 5th

annual Ghost Story WritingContest, presented by the West Branch Public Library. So grabyour pen or keyboard and write us some thrills and chills! Makeup your own original story, or retell a story you have alreadyheard. Enter your ghostly tale in the ollowing age categoriesAges 7-9, Ages 1012, Ages 1315. See sta or contest rules.Contest runs rom September 30th October 31st. Mystery BookClub - 7:00pm,monthly every third Tursday, rom Septemberuntil June. New members are always welcome. Chick-Lit Book Club - Tursday, October 27th at 7:00pm. Robinand the Chicks pick this month Wickedby Jilly Cooper. Newmembers are welcome to join this outrageously un readinggroup held the last Tursday o each month. In the Gallery: Paper Quilling by Stephanie MacCallum

(September & October) In the Window: Display space available Fall/Winter hours: uesday, Friday & Saturday 9:00am-5:00pmWednesday & Tursday 9:00am-8:30pm, Sunday & Monday closed.

Drop into the West Branch Library or call 643-7260 or moreinormation. 708

COMMUNIY ADUL LEARNING PROGRAMFree classes in Math & English, lower levels up to GED. Smalclasses, mornings or aernoons, Monday-Friday. Start at yourown skill level, work at your own pace. Te program will takeplace at the Carleton Community Centre.Call Jim Burns or more ino at 658- 2815. 610



AVIAN ASSOCIAION INfORMAIONDo you own a Budgie? A Macaw? A cockatoo? Are you interestedin exotic birds? Would you like to get together with others thathave that same interest? Te Eastern Canada Avian Associationis a great group o people that exchange inormation, supportand share their love o parrots. You dont need to already own aparrot to join. Everyone is welcome!We have meetings that include great speakers, shopping, rafes

and lots o un. We have a Facebook group as well. Please see usthere [email protected] contact the Association or more inormation. We welcomemembers rom all areas o Eastern Canada!

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

BACK O SCHOOL NO EASY fOR ALL SUDENSA National charity that ocuses on Anti-Bullying eorts isreminding parents and students that people are here to helpwhen it comes to schoolyard bullying. BullyingCanada providescondential, ree support, inormation and resources on dealingwith the issue o bulying via a 24/7 support line, online chatemail and Website support.

Bullying is a very complex issue and charities such asBullyingCanada are there to help and support you whendealing with the issue o bullying says Rob Frenette, one o theExecutive directors o bullying Canada. Going back to schoolis a very dicult time. You have to get back into that routineand i youre dealing with bullying, it will become an even morestressul time. added Katie Neu, one o the executive Directorso BullyingCanada.

For support, inormation or resources on the issue o bullying visit BullyingCanadas website at bullyingcanada.ca or thecan be reached by phone at 1-877-352-4497, by email at [email protected]; as well as online chat via the website. 803

CONCER fOR HOSPICE SAIN JOHNTe Four o Us, a group o singers, commentators and musicians,will be perorming at the Lancaster Baptist Church on friday,October 7th at 7:00pm in the church sanctuary. A reewilloering will be taken as a pay it orward gesture with allproceeds being donated to residential Hospice Saint John.

Free admission - light rereshment. 619 RIVER VALLEY LIONSTe River Valley Lions Club are holding Bingoevery Tursday. Te doors open at 6:00 withquarter games starting at 6:20, early bird gamesat 7:00pm ollowed by regular games at the RiverValley Lions Community Centre, 27 InglewoodDrive Grand Bay-Westeld (wheelchairaccessible). Canteen is available. 706

AV RIDERS RAffLE DRAWTe Grand Bay-Westeld AV Riders regular monthly meetingsare held the 2nd Tursday o each month at the Grand BayCentrum at 7:00pm. New members always welcome. 724



MULIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIEY NEWS14 people attended the September 14th meeting o the KingsCounty MS Society. President Faye Freeze conducted themeeting and appointed a new secretary, Amy Cormier. Tesecretary introduced hersel and read Mays meeting minutesTe treasurer reported that we had a donation deposited romWaterord Bingo. Also, Teresa Moore announced a donationwas received rom Lockerbie & Hole Eastern Inc. rom their50/50 draws. Te Kings County MS Society would like to thankboth groups or their considerate gis to the MS Society.Maryann Moore inormed the group that there will be a lecture

in Rothesay on Saturday, October 1st with doctors discussingMS related symptoms and CCSVI ndings.Te Bike our in NB had a total o $102,000 raised on the night

o the Banquet and $402,000 was raised or NB and NS. TeA&W Cruising or a Cause raised over $1 million dollars acrossCanada. Faye Freeze noted that the Sussex A&W restaurantraised over $3000 that day o undraising.

Faye Freeze noted the next meeting would be held onWednesday, October 12th at the Kiwanis Nursing Home inSussex at 7:00pm. All are welcome to attend.

For more inormation about the Kings County MS Societyplease contact Amy Cormier at 485-0183. 810

GHOS WALK & DESSER HEAREMeet some o our Loyalist ancestors this year - on SaturdayOctober 1st Queens County Heritage is hosting a Ghost Walkbeginning at 6:00pm, through St. Johns Anglican Cemetery inthe village o Gagetown. Te Ghost Walk will be ollowed bydelicious desserts and Celtic entertainment at the Court HouseMuseum.

ickets are $20/person and must be reserved in advance bycalling 488-2483 or tickets. You may also visit us on Facebookor at our website: www.queenscountyheritage.com. 841

ANNUAL DOG JOG

Te SPCA will be holding its annual DogJog on Sunday, October 2nd at RockwoodPark. Registration will be at 10:00am and theWalk begins at 11:00. BBQ, contests, prizes!For more inormation call 642-0929. 825



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NB fESIVAL Of MUSICCelebrating its 75th year o providing perormance andeducational opportunities to students throughout the GreaterSaint John area, the New Brunswick Competitive Festival oMusic will hold a special gala celebration on Sunday, October16th beginning at 2:30pm at the Imperial Teatre. Since itshumble beginnings in 1936, the annual Music Festival has grownto reach over 4,000 students annually, many o whom have goneon to international careers.

Te Gala Concert will eature previous winners o the Star othe Festival award. Tese include: internationally renownedopera singer Sally Dibblee; Roger Lord; violinist Lance Ouellette;clarinetist Arthur Campbell and percussionist Joel Cormier. Inaddition, the ormer stars will be joined by the Senior Star othe 75th edition o the Festival, pianist JeremyVanSlyke. Finally, the perormers will be joinedby local choral groups, Sea Belles and theRothesay-Kings Rotary Girls Choir.

Cognoscente o the need to provide aordablepricing or amilies, the ticket prices have beenset at $25 or adults and $5 or students. Teorganizing committee eels the opportunity orthe students in the area to hear these international

perormers will urther reinorce the principlethat hard work and diligent practice can lead togreat things.

Te concert will serve as the culmination o ayears worth o activities which will include theannual two-week estival, the hosting o theProvincial Music Festival nals in June and theissuing o a limited edition commemorativeornament. In addition, the Gala will be used asan opportunity to recognize the contributionso the numerous volunteers who have helped tomake the Music Festival a success throughout itshistory. 815

BEEf SUPPER IN MILLSREAMIn support o the Millstream United PastoralCharge there will be a raditional Roast BeeSupper with pie at the Millstream RecreationCentre on Saturday, October 1st rom 3:30-6:00pm. Te menu includes roast bee, potatoes,squash, peas, carrots, coleslaw, rolls, pickles and awide variety o delicious pies

Cost or the supper is $10/adults (takeoutsavailable); $5/children 6-12 years and pre-schoolers eat or ree. 818

GENEALOGY fAIR IN SAIN JOHNTe Saint John Branch o the New BrunswickGenealogical Society will hold a GenealogyFair on Saturday, October 1st rom 10:00amto 3:30pm at St. Joachims Church, 603 LochLomond Rd. Admission - $1pp. Te Fair willeature: NB Archives Road Show; amily trees& artiacts; book sales; photos; ino on the SaintJohn area, Miramichi, Charlotte County, PEI, NBand New England.

For ino on exhibiting or attending, contactDave Fraser: [email protected] or 849-7922.All are welcome! 829

READ SJ EVENSRead Saint John is planning several workshops and eventsMark these dates on your calendar: Te Saint John Teatercompany will be perorming their rst show o the season romSeptember 28th to October 1st, - call the oce to see i there areany tickets available or READ students and volunteers; In theall we will be having tutor training sessions on October 28th &29th and November 4th & 5th. Anyone who would be interested in

volunteering with READ SJ can contact our oce at 633-2011!In November one o our volunteers will give an enrichment

workshop or volunteers and students on healthy nutrition andexercise.On Saturday, December 10th there will be a undraiser tea. 62



RCL CARLEON # 002290 Ludlow St. West 635-9919Sunday, October 2nd 9:00-11:00am, Pub Stylebreakast. $6/person and no advance ticketsnecessary. Your support is appreciated.Sundays: 1:00-4:00pm Ladies Auxiliary 25Bingo. Canteen, ree tea and coee. Everyonewelcome. 712

fREE WELLNESS CLINICTe VON (Victorian Order o Nurses) Saint John ispleased to announce that we will be holding anotherree Wellness Clinic in Grand Bay-Westeld at theGuardian Drug Store (River Valley Drive) rom11:00am-3:00m on Monday, November 14th. Dropin or a ree blood pressure, blood sugar and totalcholesterol monitoring.For more inormation contact the VON oce at 635-1530. 73

LADIES VOLLEYBALL

Ladies Volleyball League plays at the CarltonCommunity Centre on Sundays rom 4:00-10:00pm (one hour play), or ages 18 and up. Formore inormation contact Jennier LeBlanc at1-506-755-9081. 719

AL-ANON/ALAEEN HELPI your home is unhappy because someone drinkstoo much we can help you. Al-Anon/Alateenamily group - www.alanon.alateen.org. Message

manager number 634-8779.All inormation is strictly anonymous. 809

MARKE PLACE WELLNESS CENERGrowing as a community togetherMarket Place Wellness Center is a community wellness centerthat is located in the Carelton Community Center on the cityswest side. It is designed to promote the health and wellness o theresidents o the west side. We oer a wide variety o programs(most o which are ree) and new programs are always in the

works stop by and see us i you have any questions or call 674-4335. Well Baby Clinic ree Walk-in Clinic or moms and children

under the age o two. Public Health nursesare here to weigh the babies, answerquestions and help with any concernsparents may have. Tey are here the seconduesday and ourth Friday o each monthrom 9:00-11:00am.Specimen Collection - uesdays &Wednesdays 7:30am-2:30pm byappointment only, please call 648-6681.Food Bank - uesdays & Fridays 1:003:00pm.

Anti-Coagulant Clinic - uesday morningsby appointment.Diabetes Education - call or appointmen632-5699.Food Purchase Club - clients pay or reshbag o produce 674-4335 or inormation.Smoking Cessation Program - call orappointment 674-4335.Onsite Pharmacist- uesday mornings.Social Development Representation uesday aernoons.Saint John Food Purchasing Club - please cal674-4335 or details. 720



fUNDY MODEL fORES AR CONESAn exciting opportunity is being oered to young New Brunswickartists to earn prizes and see their work displayed. Te UnitedNations has declared 2011 as the International Year o Forests.o celebrate New Brunswicks orests, Fundy Model Forest andthe Association o Registered Proessional Foresters o NewBrunswick are sponsoring a province-wide art competition withtotal prizes valued at approximately $2500.

Entries will be accepted until noon on Wednesday, October12th. op entries will be displayed in Fredericton, on October19th in conjunction with the Canadian Woodlands Forum allmeeting. More exhibition opportunities are being organizedthroughout the province.For youth o high-school age, one grand prize o an iPad 2 will

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

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

Contest guidelines are available at www.undymodelorest.net and www.arpnb.ca, or by contacting the event organizers:Ed Czerwinski, Executive Director, Association o RegisteredProessional Foresters o New Brunswick (ARPFNB) 452-6933,[email protected] or Barb Scott, Communications CoordinatorFundy Model Forest, 432-7565, [email protected]

NURIION & OSEOARHRIIS fORUMake advantage o this ree public orum on Nutrition &Osteoarthritis being oered by the Arthritis Society. DonnaWarner, a registered dietician rom the Saint John RegionalHospital, will have a wealth o inormation on how nutritionmay help prevent Osteoarthritis or may reduce its eects.

Join us on uesday, October 4th rom 6:30 to 8:00pm at TeBallroom at the H.O.P.E. Centre, 4347 Loch Lomond Road inSaint John. Please pre-register by calling 1-800-321-1433 or thisree orum. 840

KOC BRUNCH & CRIBBAGETe Knights o Columbus (#9176) are now holdingtheir Sunday Brunches at St. Matthews Church the ourth Sunday o each month. 702



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NEW .O.P.S. CHAPERSTere are two new chapters in town to help residents oSaint John realize a healthier liestyle. OPS Club, Inc., aninternational weight-loss support group, has started two newlocal chapters, NB5248, Carleton Kirk West Saint John andNB5247 Crescent Valley in Saint John North. Weekly meetingswill be held at Carleton Kirk on Monday evenings, weigh in a6:00 and meeting 6:30pm. Crescent Valley, 55 MacLaren Blvd.meets on Tursday evening with weigh in at 6:00 and meetingat 6:30pm.

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

MILfORD COMMUNIY CENREMondays - 7:30pm, Auction 45 Card Party - all welcome. Pleasecall Jean Poirier at 672-5843 or urther inormation.uesdays 1:00pm, Merry Makers Seniors Group - come joinus or cards and socializing. For more inormation contact MrsReid at 672-4581.

Facility Rentals: Please contact the Centre at 672-2400 orrental inquiries. Te acility oers wheelchair accessible space

and plenty o room or showers, parties and meetings. Teupper level is also available or long or short term rental andwould be ideal or craing/scrap booking workshops, seminarsclassroom instruction, etc.

Te Monday night Auction 45s card party is looking or avolunteer willing to take over running the party in the spring, iyou are interested please contact Jean at 672-5843. 714

WES SIDE COMMUNIY KICHENA Community Kitchen or West Side residents will take placeFriday mornings starting this all at the Carleton CommunityCentre.

What is a Community Kitchen? Tis is a group o people who

meet to cook ood and take it home to eed their amilies. Whenpeople cook together they are able to meet new people, learnnew skills and make more ood than they would by cooking ontheir own.

Te Community Kitchen is currently looking or people toparticipate. Tere is a one time reundable deposit o $10. Inexchange, you will receive ve meals per session or your amilyI you are interested or would like more inormation, pleasecontact Lori Heron at 643-6250. 728

GENEALOGICAL WORKSHOPTe Kings County Historical Society will sponsor, as a undraisera genealogical workshop at the Kings County Museum inHampton on Saturday, October 15th rom 9:30am to 4:00pmTe cost (limited to 20 registrants) is $40 per participantlunch included. o reserve a place, telephone 832-0604 oremail [email protected]. Tis workshop will be led byexperienced genealogists John Elliott, Valerie eed, Sandra &Richard Torne.

Workshop topics include: Te resources in the Archives o theKings County Museum; How to use and place photographs inyour amily history; How to apply and nd the evidence ora United Empire Loyalist designation (U.E.L.); How to use theproperty records o the Province o New Brunswick with an online demonstration.

Once again, to reserve a space call 832-0604 or email [email protected]. 843



REMINDER: WAERfORD SCHOOL REUNIONeachers and students who attended the Waterord School areinvited to a reunion on Saturday, October 1st at the WaterordHall at 1:00pm. Tere will be a Pot Luck meal at 4:30. Hope tosee you all there.For more inormation please contact: June (Dalling) Robinson

at 433-1081; Marilyn (McGarrigle) Dalling at 433-2785 or Lucy(Chambers) Smith at 433-6365. 842

GIRL GUIDES GO ONLINE!New! Online Registration! Fast Easy Convenient.

Te Girl Guides o Canada is pleased to introducea new Online Registration system or currentand new girl members to register or the 2011-2012 Guiding year. Parents/Guardians canconveniently register girl members rom the

comort o their own home 24 hours a day, seven days a weekby visiting www.girlguides.ca. A paper registration will still beavailable at all registration events.

For more inormation on the Girl Guides o Canada pleasecall 1-800-565-8111 or email [email protected]. We lookorward to hearing rom you! 838

ORDER Of HE EASERN SARTe Saint John Chapter No 14, Order o the Eastern Star,hold their meetings on the second Wednesday o each month(September-June), at the Masonic emple, 92 Germain Street,Saint John. We extend an invitation to all Eastern Star memberswho may have recently moved to the Greater Saint John area toattend our meetings.For more inormation you may call 847-1283, or 652-4647. 605

LOOK GOOD, fEEL BEER WORKSHOPSHelping women with cancer - Look Good Feel Better reeworkshops help women deal with the appearance-related side-eects o their illness. Find support - li your spirits - gaincondence!Join us in Saint John the 3rd Monday o every month rom 1:30-

3:30 in the Oncology Conerence room. Registration required- contact ina at 648-6885. 807

Rachelis a graduate of the University ofNew Brunswick, having achieved her B.A. in

History. Native to Saint John, she has apassion for progress in the city andsurrounding area. She is an enthusiasticgo-getter who enjoys working with thepublic. Her love of helping others andinterest in bringing communities togetherhas found a home in Ossekeag Publishing,and all that they stand for and seek toaccomplish. You can count on Rachel to getthe job done for your company, no matterhow large or small!

Rachel CookSaint John [email protected]

Call Rachel to nd outhow Ossekeag Publishing

can help! www.ossekeag.ca

Ossekeag welcomesRachel Cookto our team!



REE Of LIfE CAMPAIGNShoppers Drug Mart has partnered with Hestia House in aneort to raise unds in support o womens whole health in SaintJohn through the tenth annual ree o Lie undraising program.Te program will run until October 14th to raise essential undsto directly support Hestia Houses resources and programminginitiatives.Each all, the campaign provides customers with the opportunity

to purchase and personalize a ree o Lie icon,which are prominently displayed on the ree oLie in all participating stores. Make a dierenceand support women in your community by

visiting any local participating Shoppers DrugMart store and purchase a lea or a loonie, abuttery or $5 or a cardinal or $50.

Since 2002, the ree o Lie campaign hasraised more than $14.7 million or Canadianhealth charities. In 2011, over 400 womenshealth charities in Canada will benet rom thecampaigns proceeds with 100% o unds stayingin the community where they are raised. 822

CODYS WI fUN DAY A SUCCESSTe Codys Womens Institutewishes to sincerely thank everyoneor making our Codys WI Fun Daysuch a great success. Tank you to:all those who donated items or theyard sale and silent auction, the

musicians or giving o their time to entertain;the extra people who volunteered or were draedto give us a hand lugging yard sale items, workingthe yard sale, canteen, put up and took downawnings, baked, donated prizes and helped in somany capacities. Te men in our very own special

Mens Auxiliary were wonderul.Tank you to everyone who attended or un day!

We had a wonderul day due to your generosity.We live in a great area and are continually amazedat the support we receive. o the ladies o the WIwho worked so hard to make everything run sosmoothly a job well done!

Submitted by Ellen Mallory, President, CodysWI. 833

fALL AUCION A

PARK AVENUE UNIEDTe Park Avenue United Church will be holdingits Fall Harvest Auction on Saturday, October15th. Tere will something or everyone to bid on.Lots o home cooking, unique services, new, andnew-to-you items are up or auction. Come joinus or a un auction with viewing at 9:00am andthe bidding starting at 10:00am. You wont wantto miss it!

Park Avenue United Church is located at thecorner o Park Avenue and Wilton Street, SaintJohn East. For urther inormation, please callSharon at 849-3585. 808

LOOK GOOD, fEEL BEER WORKSHOPSHelping women with cancer - Look Good Feel Better reeworkshops help women deal with the appearance-related side-eects o their illness. Find support - li your spirits - gaincondence!Join us in Saint John the 3rd Monday o every month rom 1:30

3:30 in the Oncology Conerence room. Registration required- contact ina at 648-6885. 807


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fALL NOON NUGGESTe Saint John Volunteer Centre will be holding the next NoonNugget workshop on uesday, October 18th R-E-S-P-E-C-and Communication in the Workplace. Find out what it meansDeveloping a culture which embraces common courtesy isimportant to creating appositive work environment; ImproveCommunications and Greater Respect or Sel and othersFacilitator or this workshop will be Betty Hitchcock who iswell known in Saint john or her involvement with numerousagencies.Te Noon Nugget workshops are held at the SJ Volunteer Centre

(66 Waterloo Street, raining Room Suite 224). Registration willbe rom 11:30-11:50am and the workshop rom 12:00noon1:00pm. o pre-register call 658-1555 or email [email protected]. Fee or the workshop is $15.

Failure to notiy o cancellation two days prior to Workshopwill result in the ee being invoiced. Bring your lunch, coee/tea provided

All education programs are sponsored by the United Way oGreater Saint John. 603

LOOK GOOD fEEL BEER WORKSHOP

wo hours, thats all it takes to put you back in control o theway you look during cancer treatment through cosmetic andhair alternatives. A Look Good Feel Better workshop which wilbe held at the Fredericton Medical Clinic on Monday, October3rd, will teach you how to manage the eects that cancer andits treatment have on your appearance. Plus, at the workshopyou will benet rom the shared experiences o other womenwith cancer and go home with a complimentary kit o qualitycosmetics. Find support, gain condence and li your spirits.

Call us to register at the DECH Oncology Unit at 452-5076 or1-800-914-5665. 618

SUPPER A PORLAND UNIED

Portland United Church (50 NewportCrescent) is having a Roast urkeySupper with all the trimmings andapple/pumpkin pie on Saturday,October 22nd with two sittings - 4:30 &6:00pm. Cost or the supper is $10/adultand $5/children under 12. ake-outswill be available aer 5:00pm.

Tere will be a table with home baking. Ample parking isavailable and the church is wheelchair accessible. For moreinormation and tickets please call 632-4030. 633

DIABEES ASSOCIAION LOOKING fORVOLUNEERS

Te Canadian DiabetesAssociation is lookingor volunteers! I you

are passionate abouteducating people with diabetes on living well with their disease,we need you to deliver a new and interactive Learning Seriespresentation at participating Superstore community rooms.An orientation and training session will be provided! Help give

back to your community and bring hope to people living withdiabetes or prediabetes. Promotional items will also be givenbased on the number o presentations you deliver.

Apply online at diabetes.ca/volunteer and select LoblawLearning Series or phone Matt at 1-800-884-4232/(506) 451-1623. 826



A BRUSH Of HOPE GALAWe hope you can join Te Kidney Foundation SaintJohn Chapter or A Brush o Hope Gala whichwill be held on Tursday, October 20th at Lily LakePavilion. Cocktails at 6:00pm and a abulous mealwill be served at 7:00pm. Entertainment by ChrisCummings and erri-Lynn Russell. ickets $60

($20 tax receipt).We have a very exciting evening planned with all the incredible

celebrity paintings on display along with a silent auction, liveauction and a patient testimonial. (Place your celebrity paintingbids online rom October 20th30th at www.ebay.ca type inkidney oundation in the search eld). Te paintings are nowon display on acebook: acebook.com/#!/pages/A-Brush-o-Hope-Celebrity-Paintings-or-Kidney-Research.

Te Menu or the evening consists o: Appetizer - spinachsalad; Entree - chicken Cordon Bleu, rice pila/medley o reshgarden vegetables; Dessert - ice cream crepes with chocolate/strawberry sauce; tea & coee. Vegetarian Meal - portabellamushroom ragout.

ables o 8, 10 or individual tickets can be purchased. Fortickets please contact Te Kidney Foundation 634-0519 or email

[email protected]. 844

KIWANIS DONAION OPEDIARIC PROGRAMSKiwanis o Saint John have tirelessly raised thousands o dollarsor programs that better our hospital and community. Recentlythe Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation was grateul toreceive a $5000 donation or our Pediatric Programs rom theirclubs 2010 Kiwanis Cash Calendar sales. 623

(l to r) Kiwanis Club Chairman o Sponsored Youth Programs,Norm Hicks and Saint John Regional Hospital FoundationDirector, Victoria Clarke.

ALANIC fOOBALL LEAGUELocal games or the Atlantic Football Leagues all season:October 8th UNB Saint John vs Holland College; October22nd UNB Saint John vs UNB Fredericton; November 5th -UNB Saint John vs Dalhousie. Playo games will be held onNovember 12th & 19th.

Local games are played at the Canada Games CommunityStadium. 628

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SAIN JOHN NAURALISS CLUBAre you a nature lover? Do you enjoy being outdoors andlearning more about the natural world? Why not consider

joining in on one or more o the Saint John Naturalists Clubpresentations or eld trips? No experience necessary!Te SJNC meets at 7:30pm on the second Monday o each month

in the auditorium o the New Brunswick Museum at MarkeSquare. Te October 17th meeting will provide an Introductionto Mushrooms and other Fungi by Amanda Bremner. Currentlyplanned eld trips include: Southern NB Wateralls on SaturdayOctober 15th; a day o all birding to Grand Manan on SaturdayOctober 22nd and Deer Island birding on Saturday, November5th.

All meetings and eld trips are open to one-and-all, SJNCmembers or not. Visit saintjohnnaturalistsclub.org or contactHank Scarth at 647-7511 or [email protected] or moreinormation. 630

fALL WIH HE SAIN JOHN YEmbrace Your Lie and Live! Tat is the themeor the Saint John Y Wellness Retreat that isbeing held at Camp Glenburn on Sunday,October 2nd. Te ull day retreat will eatureindoor and outdoor sessions that include yoga,reiki, outdoor boot camp, art instruction, highropes adventure and a nutrition seminar. Participants choosetheir preerred sessions and everyone is welcome. Some sessionsare limited to space availability and will be lled on a rst comerst served basis. Meals and healthy snacks will be providedYou do not need to be a Y member to register.

Te Y Leader Corps has a rich history at the Saint John Y. Itis open to youth ages 13-18 that are serious about participating

in a leadership program. Leaders develop their skills throughgames, social activities, guest speakers and volunteering. Tisprogram runs throughout the year, rom September to Juneand will be oered at the ollowing Y locations: Forest GlenMillidgeville and Quispamsis Community Centres and PrinceEdward Square.

For additional inormation on Y Programs contact the SaintJohn Y at 693-YMCA. 631

CIY MARKE SENIORS CENREMeals: Monday thru Friday (except holidays) 11:30am-12:30pm.Our meals are open to the public at a cost o $6.00 or a completehealthy meal - it is the best deal in town: Monday - ground bee;

uesday - turkey; Wednesday - ham & potato scallop; Tursday- chicken; Friday - sh. When Monday is a holiday, we oerGround Bee on uesday, and the menu remains as posted orthe rest o the week.Bingo: Mondays, uesdays & Tursdays 1:30-2:30 pm.Cards(45s): Wednesday evenings at 7:30pm.For urther inormation, contact Paula at 693-8587. We are

accessible by elevator. 607



BIKE fOR WISHES UPDAEEvery year, HMCS Fredericton runs a charity campaign in NewBrunswick called Bike or Wishes in which they raise money orthe New Brunswick Childrens Wish Foundation. Starting onAugust 16th, 18 members o the Ships crew ormed two teams,one starting rom Cape ormentine and taking a Southern routeand the other starting rom Miramichi and taking a Northernroute with both teams meeting in Fredericton on the August19th.

On August 18th the Bikes or Wishes came through Saint Johnand the Bike Guyz at Alternatives donated their expertise asthey stopped to have their bikes serviced. Tis years goal wasto raise $30,000 and they surpassed that with a grand total o$40,000 which will allow them to grant our wishes instead othe goal o three. 627

SJ MULICULURAL & NEWCOMERS CENRENew students and volunteers are welcome at the Saint JohnMulticultural and Newcomers Resource Centers Englishconversational classes. English classes are held on the 3rd & 4th

oors o the City Market at the ollowing times: uesdays rom4:30-6:00 and Wednesdays & Tursdays rom 10:30-12:00noonand 4:30-6:00pm. Classes are also oered at Rothesay HighSchool in room 115 on Mondays & uesdays rom 6:30-8:00pmClasses are held in Quispamsis at St. Marks Catholic Churchon Mondays rom 10:30am-12:00noon. Tese classes provide acomortable, inormal setting or people to practice and developtheir English skills. Participants have an opportunity to carry ondiscussions and meet new people rom a wide range o culturesTe center welcomes new students and volunteers to join ourgrowing groups.

Te SJMNRC Employment Centre provides assistance ornewcomers interested in working SJ and the surroundingcommunity. Contact Mary Stack at 642-6464 or [email protected] or more inormation. Lunch en Franais: Would you like an opportunity to practicespeaking French? Every Friday rom 12:00noon until 1:00pm wewill host a French lunch, either at our centre or a local restaurantI you are interested in attending please contact Marie-Paule

Godin at 642-7265 or [email protected], October 5th 12:00noon-1:00pm, (SJMNRC 3r

oor) Listen & Lunch with Richard Park a discussion on locallabour markets trends, general ino and more. 608

INSRUMENS fOR PEACEInstruments or Peace is a group that meets every secondTursday o the month at the Church o the Good Shepherd,668 Manawagonish Road, to explore and promote non-violentsolutions to international conicts.All welcome! 731

S DAVIDS AR SHOW & SALETe Saint Davids Mens Club presents its Annual Art Show &Sale on friday, October 28th rom 7:30-9:30pm and Saturday,October 29th rom 10:00am-5:00pm. Featured or the two dayswill be many local artists rom Sussex to Grand Bay-Westeld.Admission is $2 and there will be a door prize o a 16x20 acrylicentitled Peonies ($480 value). 820

PARKINSON SUPPOR GROUPS IN NBParkinson Society Maritime Region now has seven chapters/support groups in New Brunswick. You are not alone.o nd the one nearest you call 1-800-663-2468. 629



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Check out our website for details atwww.aquatics.nb.ca or call at 658-4715

The Canada Games AquaticCentre invites you to

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DONAION O CHILD LIfE A SJRHChild Lie at the Saint John Regional Hospital was the recenrecipient o the recent generous donation rom StarlightChildrens Foundation and oys R Us - McAllister Place. Manychildren have been made more comortable during their stay atSJRH by gis o books, games and puzzles and the use o gamessystems and movies provided by these organizations. Te recentcontribution will go towards the purchase o DVDs and games622

(l to r) Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation DirectorVictoria Clarke, Child Lie Coordinator (SJRH) Beth MacNutt

and oys R Us Store Director, Charlie Gray.

CENENARY-QUEEN SQUARE CARE CENRESWhat? Is the summer over already? Do you have to start workingagain? Unortunately, yes, but the good news is, we can take careo your loved ones!

As a non-prot organization we oer a child care or children15 months to ve years o age with a un lled program oryour child and nutritious home cooked meals and snacks. Techildcare sta, racey, Dorothy, Jennier, and Melissa provideconsistency and a wealth o experience to the children in theircare. Care is available Monday to Friday rom 7:15am to 5:15pm

Our adult centre oers un social and recreational activities

to seniors and adults with disabilities. We provide stimulatingactivities, opportunities or social interaction, respite care and anice hot lunch or participants

Our programs are made available through many sponsors andlocal organizations such as the Greater Saint John CommunityFoundation and Te United Way o Saint John. I you liketo make a contribution you can check us out on FacebookCentenary Queen Square Care Centres or go online to cqscareca and donate through the CanadaHelps button rom Mondayto Friday, 9:30am to 3:00pm.For urther inormation contact Marcia at 693-8080. 632

AR fOR fUNArt or the un o it or anyone over 50 will beheld on Tursday aernoons at the Market PlaceWellness Centre, SJ West. No previous experiencerequired.

Please call 674-4335 or inormation or toregister. 715

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



BUSINESS OPPORUNIIES

WORK FROM HOME, but not alone, no experience necessaryree evaluation at www.iamree4lie.com.

EMPLOYMEN

BE YOUR OWN BOSS! urn 5-10 hours/week into $1000+month. Operate a mini oce outlet rom your computer, FREEevaluation. www.yourreedomoce.com.

fIREWOOD

SPRINGfIELD fIREWOOD quality hardwood, cut, splitdelivered. Call 485-2349.

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

fOR SALE

1977 MASERCOACH 30 trailer, sleeps 9, $4500. 832-4606.

NOICES

AOIS AI CHI beginner Classes SAIN JOHN. Inormationsession and rst class: uesday morning Sept. 27, 10am-NoonAND uesday evening Sept. 27, 7-9pm at Assumption Centre, WesSaint John. ry this body-mind-spirit approach to building healthstrength and exibility. For adults o all ages, including teens$130 or 12 weeks; student & senior rate $90. For [email protected] Voicemail: 658-9854.

REAL ESAE

NEW PRICE, $249,000. Garden home, 5 Merritt Hill RoadQuispamsis (end o Gondola Point Road), superlative views, JohnHart construction. See propertyguys.com, ID#118248 or cal847-1243.

RECYCLING BIN

ONY LILES GAZELLE Edge Glider/Exerciser. Call 757-1018

SERVICES OffERED

SENIOR YOGA, seated and standing, classes held uesdaymornings 11:00am-12noon, Grand Bay Centrum, $5 per classcertied instructor. Call Elaine, 738-8589.

SEWING JOBS DONE or ladies, gentlemen and children. Hemsdone on pants, dresses etc., other alterations. Quick service andreasonable prices. Call 672-2599.

RICHARD SAUNDERS PLUMBING 6541535.

CASH FOR CARS, truck, vans, snowmobiles, 4 wheelersmotorcycles, trailers, aluminum boats, copper wire, brass & moreor scrap. 653-0026.

DAVES LIGH RUCKING & Cleaning Service, junk, garbageconstruction, demolition, brush, decks, small moving jobs. 7 daysa week. Also picking up unwanted vehicles. 832-3982 or 653-0026

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

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.

B. LEMON MASONRY, residential, commercial, brick, blocksstonework, chimneys, re-pointing, walkways. Free estimates calBrent at 847-5126, cell 333-0449.

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.

HERES AN APP fOR HA

I must coness I am a cell phone dinosaur. I am not the last holdout who doesnt own a cell (that will likely be Michael), but allI want is a phone that is a phone and only a phone. My currentmodel is several years old and does me just ne. I expect it cantake pictures, but I have no idea how nor do I care to learn. I Iwant to take photos I will use my camera. It may or may not playmusic. It may or may not unction as a GPS. Tere are likely anumber o unexplored eatures and cool things it can do, but Ihave no inclination to discover them. Te main selling eatureto me is that when I go to enter a phone number (no I dont haveany numbers stored in it, I either know the number or I look itup in (gasp) the phone book) the numbers on the display areBIG! I can see them without my glasses. Perect!

At the same time my daughters love to share all the cool

things that newer phones can do. It seems there is an app orvirtually anything you can imagine, and many that would neverhave crossed your mind. Te Apple website claims 425,000 or

just their version o the smart phone. Heard a tune you cantremember the name o . . . theres an app or that. Want to knowwhat urry critter le behind that track in your ravaged garden. . . theres an app or that. Wish you could get that $200 backyou leant Uncle Joe but the only way you will get paid is i youcould get a credit card payment rom him . . . theres an app orthat. Flashlight died and its DARK OU HERE . . . theres anapp or that. Te party is hopping and you orgot your guitar .. . theres an app or that. Want to check on the status o your

ight . . . theres an app or that. Misplaced yourMercedes-Benz in the parking lot . . . theres

an app or that. Golng and want to knowthe distance to the next hole . . . theres an

app or that.Some o this stu really is pretty cool.But as or me, I am happy with having a

phone that is a phone. So I got home, and the phone was

ringing. I picked it up, and saidWhos speaking please? And a

voice said You are. ~ im Vine.801


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