Ossekeag

Valley Viewer
Publishing
The Barkley BauerAssociate Broker

RE/MAX
Professionals Inc.

Your Community 333-3669

Connection
barkley@barkleybauer.ca
Vol. 10, No. 22 Your Community Magazine July 6, 2010

The Valley Viewer

Delivered free to 10,625
homes in the towns of
Rothesay & Quispamsis.

WesTides
Delivered free to 11,475
homes in Welsford, Public
Landing, South Bay, Morna,
Ketepec, Belmont, Acamac,
Martinon and Grand Bay-
Westfield, Lorneville and
Saint John West

The Hampton Herald

Delivered free to 7,275
homes in Nauwigewauk,
Hampton, Bloomfield,
Norton, Kingston Peninsula,
Hatfield Point, Belleisle,
Belleisle Creek, Wickham,
Kars, Barnesville, Upham,
Titusville, Smithtown

The Sussex Herald

Delivered free to 10,650
homes in Apohaqui, Sussex,
Sussex Corner, Coles Island,
Cody’s, Cambridge Narrows,
Penobsquis, Petitcodiac,
Havelock, Salisbury

Reaching over 40,000 homes

across Southern New
Brunswick every two weeks!

ULTIMATE
2007 YUKON DENALI
4 Door SUV, AWD, Automatic,
8 Cyl., 6.2L, PW, PL, P.Mirrors
LTD. Heated Power Leather Seats,
Dual Climate Control
SALES & SERVICE Alloys, Tow Package

849-6396 Call us
50 Millenium Drive Quispamsis, NB
ultimateautosales.ca Spotlight Special
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010

Ravings
by Mike Hickey
"SCARS"
If you are concerned about the environment at
all, even the excitement of building a new house
can be a bit traumatic. Despite the joy of using the backhoe to do a
fair bit of the excavation, the short term results are frankly pretty
ugly and don't leave a particularly proud feeling of accomplishment.
Hearing aid manufacturers like Since we couldn't afford to build with landscaping included, a year
Siemens Hearing Instruments ago the new house looked forlorn sitting amongst the dirt and debris
introduce new hearing aid of construction destruction. But, within a single year, the place is
technology every six months. already perking up with day lilies and roses, lilacs and blueberries,
There have been a number of new raspberries and shrubs, all starting to quickly erase some of the
innovations in hearing aid worst of the environmental destruction.
technology: behind the ear aids
I am currently in the process of building the world's largest bridge
continue to get smaller, feedback
(whistling) avoidance has improved located in the back woods of Nauwigewauk and again I am
and aids now adapt to your hearing confronted with environmental use versus environmental
environment automatically. destruction. In order to harvest one forty foot tree, it is not
uncommon for three or four smaller trees to be damaged as the large
New remote controls are available
one crashes to the ground. Now, none of the trees are simply left to
from small pen shaped remote
controls that have bluetooth® rot as I will use virtually all of it for firewood or some other purpose
technology so you can listen to but you still end up replacing a tall standing tree with a pile of brush
your TV, phone or MP3 player that doesn't look nearly as attractive.
directly through our hearing aids So what is the solution?? Using Mother Nature is not an option!!
like a stereo headset. Without land for agriculture, we would starve and without wood for
Rechargeable Option - No more paper and building material, we would be bookless and homeless.
worries about buying and handling While the use of Mother Nature can be ugly on the short term, if we
batteries. Works all day on a single continue to use but not abuse Mother Nature, she has a tremendous
night’s charge, it’s an capacity to heal herself!!!
environmentally friendly option. On the other hand there are numerous activities that we can
undertake that even good old Mother Nature can never repair. A long
section of brook runs through our property and over the years it has
accumulated a large amount of sediment that has definitely affected
the long term quality of the brook and not in a good way.
In between starting and finishing this Raving, I was sitting about
and happened to glance at my arms and noticed several scars.
Intrigued I explored further, going from the elbows to finger tips.
My search revealed probably a dozen or more scars that can be seen
*Select Hearing Instruments but aren't highly visible with casual observation. So that's how we
The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc., and any
use of such marks by Siemens AG is under license. Other trademarks and trade need to treat Mother Nature ... mildly scarred but still really good
names are those of their respective owners. Hearing instruments help many people looking!! Hey ... When you are as old as dirt ... you are qualified to
hear better, but cannot solve every hearing problem or restore normal hearing.
©2010 Siemens Hearing Instruments, Inc. All rights reserved 05/10. know what Mother Nature does and doesn't like. 800

For your convenience you can

Ossekeag ON OUR COVER drop off ads and editorial at

Publishing
the following location:
KV FOOD DRIVE UPDATE
Ltd. KVCC Vice President, Rick Demone (left) 184 Hampton Road, Lakeview Plaza
Your Community Connection Rothesay, NB
helps volunteers from the HomeStar Team, Phone: 506.639.5693
Computer Repair
Locally Owned & Operated by Mike & Debbie Hickey Mark Hatfield (right) and his wife, Kelly
DeCourcey (center) unload the food they Drop off ONLY, Payment by cheque or exact change.
collected for KVCC Annual One Item Food For ad rates call 832-5613
242 Main St., Hampton,
N.B., E5N 6B8 Drive in support of the KV Food Basket. This
Tel: (506) 832-5613 event takes place the 2nd Saturday in May. Published Bi-Weekly
Fax: (506) 832-3353 The KV Chamber of Commerce would like to
thank all the volunteers involved in this NEXT ISSUE: July 20
TF: 1-888-289-2555
community initiative. DEADLINE: July 13
Email: info@ossekeag.ca
www.ossekeag.ca
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm

2.
 Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
CORN HILL BICYCLE FESTIVAL
This summer New Brunswickers have the opportunity to participate
in a unique new event - the Corn Hill Bicycle Festival. On
Saturday, July 24th, in the pastoral community of Corn Hill, festival
participants will have the opportunity to ride together on the rolling
terrain and attend a range of workshops about cycling. This is a one
TREE CARE
of a kind festival that brings people together for celebration of
cycling in New Brunswick’s picturesque countryside.
H. L. PATTON & SON LTD.
The Corn Hill Bicycle Festival will be held at the Corn Hill
community hall located on the corner of Route 890 and the Baseline Save and Protect Your Trees!
Road. The day begins at 9:00 with check-in and activities
commence at 10:00am. The festival will break for lunch and then
continue through the afternoon, wrapping up around 4:00pm with a Improve your View & Sunlight,
final group ride.
A goal of the Corn Hill Bicycle Festival is to highlight one of New Increase Real Estate Value
Brunswick’s most ideal and beautiful cycling areas. This area is Reduce Tree Hazards
even home to professional cyclist Christian Meier who is racing in
the European tour - the equivalent of the NHL for cycling.
The festival is open to everyone from casual riders to avid cyclist. Tree Pruning, Repair, Planting, Nurturing,
Avid cyclists looking for a challenge are invited to the early morning and Hazardous Tree Removal.
ride; for details about this endurance ride contact 433-3060. To take
full advantage of group rides, workshops, and the barbecued lunch; 15 Years in Business.
participants are asked to register by Saturday, July 17th.
Registration forms can be picked up at bike shops across southern
New Brunswick or downloaded directly from the festival’s website Ask about our FREE Tree Assessment
-www.bicyclecornhill.wrodpress.com. Anyone who is curious
about the festival is encouraged to stop by on the day to experience and Complimentary Tree Mulch.
the thrum of cyclists and catch the energy.
The Corn Hill Bicycling Festival is a collaborative effort of the Call Dwayne Patton, BSc. Forestry
Corn Hill Women’s Institute, Outdoor Elements, and local cyclists
with financial support from Fundy Model Forest and NB Wellness,
Culture, and Sport. For additional information on the event please
contact the organizers: Joanna Brown or Graham Waugh at 506-
849-1499
432-7559; bicyclecornhill@gmail.com or visit the website at:
www.bicyclecornhill.wordpress.com. 826

BEACH VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE

Summer is HERE!
Are you looking for a fun way to spend your Friday nights this Clean out those sheds & garages.
summer? Do you enjoy playing volleyball with friends? If you are Yard sales, BBQ’s, baby items- strollers,
between the ages of 13 and 18, come on out and join our youth beach playpens, swings, etc., screen tents,
volleyball league. New this year, The Saint John YMCA-YWCA is bicycles, patio furniture,
hosting a co-ed 4 on 4 teen beach volleyball league on the
boardwalk. tents and camping items.
There are eight weeks of league play and two additional weeks for
playoffs. The league begins Friday, June 25th and spaces are
Advertise in the Community Classifieds!
limited; so don’t miss your chance to have some fun in the sand and
play some beach volleyball this summer.
Valley Viewer
Your Community Connection
Please contact the Saint John YMCA-YWCA for more information
or to register - 634-7720; membership@saintjohny.com. 609 Call Us Today 832-5613

157 Hampton Rd.

Rothesay Commerce Center
(Next to Exit Realty)
Tel: 849-8383
Full Dentures Office Hours
Mon ....................................Closed
Partial Dentures Tues *(Extended Hours)....9 - 8pm
Wed ....................................9 - 5pm
On Implants Thurs .................................9 - 5pm
Relines Fri .. .....................................9 - 5pm
Sat *(Extended Hours) .....9 -Noon
Repairs Sun .....................................Closed
Paul A. Opdam, D.D.
Denturist
3.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010

QUISPAMSIS COMMUNITY SERVICES

DEPARTMENT
Did you know that the Search Institute has
identified Family Boundaries as one of the 40
building blocks of healthy development that help
young people grow up healthy, caring and
r e s p o n s i b l e ? Vi s i t w w w. s e a r c h -
institute.org/assets for more information on the 40 Developmental
Assets.
Canada Day 2010: Thank you to all volunteers who were a part of
making this year's Canada Day celebrations at Meenan's Cove Park a
huge success. We truly appreciate your involvement and look forward
to working with you on future events.
Swimming: Improve your child's swimming & water safety skills by
enrolling them in our Red Cross Swim Program. The 10-level program
will be offered in four 2-week sessions at Meenan's Cove Beach. Pre-
school and adult classes also available. Half-hour lessons will be held
Monday through Friday from 10:00am to 1:00pm, excluding holidays.
Classes began on July 5th & end August 27th. Advanced courses are
also available through a partnership with the New Brunswick
Lifesaving Society. Included are Bronze Star, Bronze Medallion, and
Bronze Cross.
Co-Ed 4-on-4 Beach Volleyball League: League action at the Meenan's
Cove Beach Volleyball courts continues with 21 teams participating in
this year's recreational, youth, and competitive leagues. Games take
place every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday night between 7:00 and
9:00pm. Come on out and cheer on your favourite team!
Current Beach Volleyball Standings as of June 25th: Recreational
League: Volley-On - 32, Sandfleas- 26, Spiked! - 26, Haw Hee Haw -
18, Volleyballas - 18, Sets on the Beach 14, The Headbanz - 14, Oops
Sorry - 8. Competitive League:
Fluffy Bunnies - 32, Bottoms Up - 26, The Snakes - 20, DeFenders -
20, Bird Flu - 20, Fingers & Toes - 20, Twisted - 14, Moose Limes
Crew - 8. Youth League: www.over.net - 34, The Bump & Grinders -

BATES LANDING
26, One Hit Wonders - 20, Sand Babes - 18, Beach Buddies - 12.
Upcoming: Some additional items for your calendar:
Wednesday, July 7th - Music in the Park, Stevens & McLain.
Thursday, July 8th - Movie for Grown-Ups, Date Night.
ROADSIDE MARKET Bob & Janice Bates Friday, July 9th - Family Movie in the Park, Extraordinary Measures.
888 Rte 850, Long Point Wednesday, July 14th - Music in the Park, Scotty & The Stars.
Open Daily 9am-9pm Thursday, July 15th - Movie for Grown-Ups, The Bounty Hunter.
Friday, July 16th - Family Movie in the Park, The Spy Next Door.
(506) 485-2795 Wednesday, July 28th - Parked at the Park, Valley Cruisers visit Arts &
Culture Park from 6:30-8:00pm.
or 485-2497 qplex: For information on the Quispamsis qplex please visit our
website www.quispamsis.ca.
Q-mail: If you would like to be added to our email list please email
mlucas@quispamsis.ca. Once added to the list you will receive emails
about upcoming special events and programs.
Calendar of Events: On our website is a user-friendly webcalendar, an
interaction opportunity for local community groups, etc. Please feel
GONDOLA PT welcome in posting your upcoming event on this Calendar of Events
FERRY
page.
SAINT JOHN
For additional information on future programs, registration forms,
special events and facility bookings please visit our website or drop us
Featuring: a line at 849-5778.
! McPhee’s Bakery U-PICK Submitted By: Megan Lucas, Program Director. 201
! Saputo Ice-Cream STRAWBERRIES
! Fresh Produce in Season NOW OPEN
! Crafts
! Conveniences Call Ahead
Just minutes from Hampton
across from the Belleisle Bay Ferry Landing & Public Swimming

4.
 Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
SJ MULTICULTURAL & NEWCOMERS RESOURCE
CENTRE
New students and volunteers are welcome at the Saint John
Multicultural & Newcomers Resource Centre’s English CERTIFIED
S.A.V.E. Inc.
Sussex, Air, Ventilation & Energy
conversational classes. English classes are held on the fourth floor of
the City Market at the following times: Tuesdays from 5:30-7:00pm Sales, installation and servicing
and Wednesdays from 4:30-6:00pm. These classes provide a VanEE air exchangers and heat
SPECIALIST recovery units. We also service
comfortable, informal setting for people to practice and develop their
English skills. Participants have an opportunity to carry on discussions all makes and models.
and meet new people from a wide range of cultures. The centre
welcomes new students and volunteers to join our growing groups. Call Gordon Keddy
For further information on the classes, or to volunteer, please contact Certified VanEE
Nathan White at 642-4242 or nathan.white@sjmnrc.ca. 608 Specialist PHONE: (506) 432-5184
FAX: (506) 432-9447
PARKINSON SUPPORT GROUPS IN NB
Parkinson Society Maritime Region now has seven
chapters/support groups in New Brunswick. "You are not alone".
To find the one nearest you call 1-800-663-2468. 833

DONATION TO HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

The Saint John Regional Hospital Foundation wants to thank the Bank
of Montreal for honouring their pledge and making their fourth of five
We bake more than just cookies!
installments towards SJRH PET/CT project. 615 Come in today and try
some of our fresh baked treats.
We have breads, mini breads, rolls,
muffins, cupcakes, cookies, pies,
squares & COOKIES!
We bake everything from scratch,
no frozen mixes and we use our
own store made icings. We offer
some diabetic recipes. Try our
smaller portions when you want
a treat on the go!
83M Hampton Rd, Tell us you seen our ad
849-0356 in the Valley Viewer and get 10%
(l-r) Michael Gauthier, BMO Branch Manager Market Mon-Wed 8am-6pm off your purchase.
Square; Christine Cooper, BMO Vice President (NB, PEI); Thurs-Fri 8am-7pm
Tim Cameron, President and CEO Saint John Regional
Sat 8am-5pm
Hospital Foundation
Gift Certificates Available
Visit our Facebook group for new products and store specials.
QUILTING WORKSHOPS
Join us at the Carleton

Happy 40th Anniversary

If your garage door
Garage needs it...We have it!! Community Centre every
Doors!! Thursday morning 10:00am-
485-1994 2:00pm. Come and enjoy the
We supply, install
fellowship of quilting. Bring a to
Springs
Rollers
Hinges
and service any and
all commercial and
friend , enjoy the programs learn
a most enjoyable and time- Ron & Ann Coates
July 10, 2010
Weatherstripping honoured skill.
LiftMaster
Openers for
residential garage Watch for information in
any size door doors and openers
We Sell The Best And Service The Rest!
September for fall workshops.
For further information contact: Roachville Hall
Hill Manufacturing Ltd
1342 Route 870
Sandra Betts 672-4636,
sgbetts@nbnet.nb.ca; or Norah Open House 7-9pm
Dance to follow
Belleisle Creek, NB Sullivan-O’Toole 674-1639,
E5P 1H4
(506) 485-1994 norahsullivan@hotmail.com
Toll Free 1-866-606-6158 613
5.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
KITCHEN PARTIES IN KINGSTON
Kitchen Parties are back - at the Frances Smith Memorial Hall
(Long Reach Rte 845, Kingston Peninsula) on Friday, July 16th &
30th and August 13th & 27th - at 7:00pm. Bring your instruments for
lots of fiddling, singing and fun. Light refreshments. $5.00 donation
at door for church and hall repairs.
Hosted by Sylvia Campbell 386-4601, 763-3393 or Fraser Smith
763-2559. 842

KVCC SPRING DINNER UPDATE

The Kennebecasis Valley Chamber of Commerce recently held its
Annual Spring Dinner at the Riverside Country Club. The keynote
speaker for the event was The new Minister for Small Business and
Tourism, Rob Moore. 217

Rob Moore is flanked by the Officers and Council of the KV

Chamber of Commerce. Back Row: extreme left - President
Phil Brodersen, Steve Dawes, Angela Fiander, Jennifer
Higgins, Donna Williamson, Rob Moore, Kim Isnor, Gerry
Maher, Ian MacFarquhar, and Cindy MacFarland.
Front Row (l-r): Secretary Treasurer, Scott Cochrane and
Executive Director Tobbi Lynn Debly and Camille Bordage
INDEPENDANT
DEALER (seated). Absent - Vice President, Rick Demone and
Councilor, Gay Drescher.

Ventilation & Sheet Metal

Air to Air & Geothermal Heat Pumps
Radiant Floor Heating Reminder: STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
Design, Installation & Service St. Luke's Anglican Church (12 Quispamsis Road) will be holding
their Strawberry Festival on Thursday, July 15th from 4:30-6:30pm
Stirling McNamara Sean McNamara - a delicious turkey dinner followed by strawberry shortcake. Cost
636-1161 333-5785
for the supper is $12/adults, $5/children, $30/family.
srm1@nbnet.nb.ca For tickets call Martha McCully at 847-8845. Book early, we
Hampton, NB www.srmresidential.ca
always sell out! 219

6.
 Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010

SAFE SUMMER DRIVING TIPS

Car collisions can be unpredictable, but if we all make a conscious
effort to drive safely, then we all reap the rewards. To encourage
Canadians to drive safe this summer, Allstate Insurance Company
of Canada suggests the following tips:
1) Buckle up. It seems simple enough, but failing to wear a seatbelt
plays a role in more than one third of deaths for motorists and their
passengers.
2) Keep your eyes on the road. Distracted driving is the cause of
eight out of every ten collisions. Distractions include changing
your music, tending to a child in the back seat, or using your cell
phone without a hands-free device.
3) Check the pressure. Tires are the only part of your car that touch
the road; therefore, it is important to pay close attention to them.
Underinflated tires increase the risk of poor road performance or a
blowout. If a single tire is under-inflated by 14 kPa (kilopascals),
fuel consumption increases by one per cent. Keep your tires
properly inflated and you will save on gas.
4) Be aware. Remember that water may hide potholes. When
driving over a pothole don’t slam on the breaks. This could further
damage your vehicle or cause an accident.
5) Plan ahead. If you are going to take a long trip remember to plan
when and where you will stop before you hit the road. Never
continue to drive if you feel tired or unable to concentrate on the
road.
6) Beat the heat. Cars commonly overheat in the summer because
of the outside temperature or from the engine’s lack of coolant. To
avoid the latter, check your car’s fluids before you hit the road.
7) Slow down. Driving at high speed reduces reaction time when
responding to unexpected driving situations such as sudden
deceleration from drivers ahead of you. A secondary benefit of
adhering to the speed limit is improved fuel consumption.
Hon. ROB MOORE, MP
Fundy Royal
832-4200
www.robmooremp.com
8) Be prepared. Keep an emergency kit in your car that includes
water, food, a blanket, a flashlight, and a first aid kit. Also, be
certain you have a spare tire in good condition and tire changing
tools.
9) Maintain your vehicle. Walk around the vehicle to ensure all the
lights are working, including headlights, reverse lights, taillights,
turn signals and any hazard lights. Also check that the wiper blades
function properly and the windshield washer reservoir is full.
10) Have fun! Make a CD or a playlist on your iPod of your
favourite summer songs, try a new route and be open for
adventure! 905
CRISIS LINES AVAILABLE
Crisis lines are available to victims of crime and the general
public: SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS LINE (call collect) 1-506-
454-0437 - an answering service will take your call and a crisis
counselor will call you back; CHIMO - Inuit word for friendship
open 24/7 everyday and holidays - listening and resources for all
types of life problems - 1-800-667-5005; MOBILE MENTAL
HEALTH CRISIS LINE - 1-888-811-3664. The Saint John
Regional Hospital has a Sexual Assault Crisis Nurse on call 24/7.
824

WORLD CUP HEADQUARTERS

Budweiser, Draft & Bottle Specials
Finger Foods & Appetizer Specials
Throughout the Tournament

Every Wednesday Night Jazz 8pm-10pm

Saturday Nights Karaoke
Throughout the summer (KV ONLY)
111 Hampton Road (Rothesay) 847-4400
324 Rothesay Ave (East Saint john) 634-1300
www.vitos.ca 1 Hazen Ave. (Uptown Saint John) 634-3900
7.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
Dear Retailer: Renew Life Canada Inc. will reimburse the full value of this
coupon on the purchase of the product specified. Other applications may
constitute fraud. Applications for reimbursement received after 6 months from the
expiry date, as indicated below, will not be accepted. Failure to send in, on request,
that sufficient stock was purchased in the previous 90 days to cover the coupons will
void coupons. Coupons submitted become the property of Renew Life Canada Inc.
Reimbursement will be made only to the retail distributor who redeemed the coupon.
For redemption, mail to: Renew Life Canada, 8-1273 North Service Road East,
Oakville, ON, L6H 1A7
*Limit one coupon per purchase (Individual Organic Fiber Bars, FitSMART Bars &
DigestMORE 20 caps Excluded). Coupon expires July 31st, 2010.
EAST BRANCH LIBRARY NEWS
545 Westmorland Road, 643-7250
Preschool Story Time will continue every Thursday from 10:30-
11:00am until August 12th. Listen to stories, share finger plays
and songs and make a fun craft to take home!
Family Drop-in table is available anytime the library is open.
Stop by to view our weekly theme, crafts and books.
Summer Reading Club - Week #1 July 5th-9th: Gobal Explorers
(K-gr 2) Wednesday 6:30-7:30pm and Thursday 2:30-3:30pm -
Colourful Japanese fans and origami; World Travelers (Gr 3 & up)
Tuesday 2:30-3:30pm Chinese dragons and paper lanterns;
Music Mania (pre-school) Thursday 10:30-11:30am; Science (K
& up) Friday 10:30am-11:30am Excellent Eggsperiments!;
Weekend Windup (all ages) Friday 2:30-3:30pm World music
parade.
Week # 2 July 12th-16th: Puppet Club (all ages) Monday 2:30-
3:30pm Create your own “handy” puppet; Global Explorers (K &
Gr 2) Tuesday 10:30-11:30am, Wednesday 6:30-7:30pm and
Thursday 2:30-3:30pm Camel and pyramids; World Travelers
(Gr 3 & up) Tuesday 2:30-3:30pm Hieroglyphics and sphinx!;
Cats (Preschool) Thursday 10:30am- 11:30 am; Science (K &
up) Friday 10:30-11:30am Stethoscope science; Weekend
Windup (all ages) Friday 2:30-3:30pm Meet and make your own
“mummy”.
Week # 3 July 19th-23rd: Puppet Club (all ages) Monday 2:30-
3:30pm Watch a puppet performance; Global Explorers (K & Gr
2) Tuesday 10:30-11:30am, Wednesday 6:30-7:30pm and
Thursday 2:30-3:30pm: Make a Mexican bird rattle; World
Travelers (Gr 3 & up) Tuesday 2:30-3:30pm Create a snow globe;
Circus Fun (Pre-school) Thursday 10:30-11:30am; Science (K
& up) Friday 10:30-11:30am Underwater fireworks; Weekend
Windup (all ages) Friday 2:30-3:30pm Puzzle piece Picasso!
Watch for information on weeks 4, 5 & 6 or contact the library.
606

2 Summer Shows of
Campground Confidential PASAGE SAINT JOHN INC
PASAGE Saint John Inc. supports adolescents and children in
July 17th & Aug 7th making responsible choices regarding substance abuse and
addiction by providing up-to-date information and education. We
Regular Scheduled Shows School of Rock provide support to and work with parents, educators and other
Re-open Aug 27th Opens Aug 15th - 20th community agencies in promoting awareness and preventing
adolescent addictions.
For more information on shows The PASAGE Saint John Inc. summer students are now available
and show times, please visit our website: to do fun and educational presentations for youth in our
www.phoenixdinnertheatre.com community. Please call 642-4035 to book a presentation with
693-8720 68 Exmouth St, them for your group, community centre or youth care program
847-2421 Saint John, NB during the summer months. 612

COMFORT SERIES LIFT CHAIRS

3 Position Lift/Recline Separate Control Unit for Heat & Massage
Quiet & Smooth Lift System Memory Foam Seat

699 99 Available in Assorted Colours

$
each Price in effect until July 24th, 2010

Part of the family of pharmacies: Kennebecasis Drugs

1 Marr Road, Rothesay, NB Tel: 847-7581

8.
 Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
VALLEY CRUISERS CAR CLUB
THANK YOU
The Valley Cruisers Car Club, a non-profit KENNBECASIS
organization, formed in 1981 as a social
group for like-minded individuals who CRIME STOPPERS
enjoy restoring, driving and showing their
collector vehicles. The club holds annual car
shows with profits from the shows donated
REPORT A POACHER
to recognized children's charities. Over the last twenty-nine years IF YOU SEE OR HEAR OF AN OFFFENCE
the club raised and donated nearly $100,000. COMMITED SUCH AS:
The recent show, held at the Rothesay Arena, generated just over Night Hunting
$5,000, all of which is distributed to such groups as "The Empty
Stocking Fund, The Joshua Group, The Atlantic Burn Camp for Illegal Possession of Meat
Children, Juvenile Diabetes, Child Find NB, Girl Guides, and the Retention of Atlantic Salmon
IWK Hospital". Netting or Jigging Fish
We would like to say a huge ‘Thank You’ to all of our sponsors for Shooting too Close to a Dwelling
this event; a show of this size is made possible only through the Over Limit of Fish/Wildlife
generous sponsorship of local businesses and individuals. 841
Selling or Buying Illegal Meat
Hunting or Fishing without a license
CALL 1-800-222-TIPS(8477)
KV OLD BOYS REMEMBER CRIME STOPPERS WANTS YOUR
Returning for another year, the KV Old Boys INFORMATION NOT YOUR NAME. A CASH
will be at the following locations until the end AWARD IS AVAILABLE FOR INFORMATION
of October from 9:30am-1:00pm for the
LEADING TO THE ARREST AND/OR CONVICTION
convenience of residents who may wish to
donate their redeemable containers to charity: OF THE PERSON(S) INVOLVED.
1st Saturday of month - parking lot, Hampton Pharmasave; 2nd
Saturday of month - parking lot, Petro-Canada service station,
Wells; 3rd Saturday of month - parking lot, State Farm Insurance
(next to Vito’s), Rothesay.
Residents are reminded the KV OLD BOYS will gladly pick up
redeemable containers. Some containers on which a deposit is paid
include: soft drinks; beer, wine & spirits; water bottles; fruit juices;
vegetable juices and all low alcohol drinks.
You can get in touch by: Fax - 847-1369; Tel - 847-5895 (leave a TRANSITION FROM SCHOOL TO ADULT LIFE
message); or email - kvob@nbnet.nb.ca (we’ll reply with an email). The Transition Program is a partnership with School District 6 and 8 to
403 assist students with an intellectual disability transition from school to
adult life and help them acquire a job in the regular workforce. We also
work with employers to assist them with accommodations and to
highlight the benefits of hiring a student with a disability.
BRADLEY LAKE COMMUNITY CENTRE
The Bradley Lake Community Centre which can accommodate up We know transition can be scary, so it is important to plan early. Our
to 150 people is available to rent for weddings, receptions, birthday provincial association, NBACL, has produced a resource manual for
parties (includes a large kitchen). parents providing practical tips and strategies that are beneficial in
For more information or to make a booking for an event please call ensuring positive futures.
847-8442 or 847-7170. 216
If you would like to speak to an Employment Specialist or Transition
Facilitator to help plan for your child's transition from school to adult
life, give us a call. This service is available for all high school students
with an intellectual disability.
Reminder: MALLERY/MALORY REUNION
The Mallery/Mallory bi-annual reunion will be held on Saturday, Please call for information on this and other
August 7th at the Apohaqui Recreation Centre (16 Jones Memorial programs offered.
Park Rd). Registration will be begin at 1:00pm and there will be a
pot luck meal.
ACL Employment Program
For more information please contact - emallory@nbnet.nb.ca. 808 Contact us at 652-1544 – n6employ@nb.aibn.com
Funded by the Government of Canada and the Province
of New Brunswick through the Canada-NewBrunswick
Labour Market Agreements
LIONS BINGO IN KV
Bingo every Sunday night at the Island View-
Quispamsis Lions Club. Doors open at 6:00, and the
first game starts at 7:00pm. Full canteen services by
Wendy. SAINT JOHN ASSOCIATION
The Lions Club is located by the Ken Val Co-op in for COMMUNITY LIVING
Quispamsis. 203
9.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
WE PROTECT, YOU SAVE ...
Our BEST PRICE guarantee
Home Auto Business Tenant Farm
Agents
EDGAR YOUNG
NATASHA WARD
Kennebecasis Valley
53c Clark Road, Rothesay
Tel: 849-3833 Fax: 849-3837
www.fundymutual.com
10.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN HAMPTON
The Hampton United Church will be holding their annual
Strawberry Festival on Tuesday, July 6th at the church from 4:00-
6:30pm. The menu will include: potato salad, coleslaw,
marinated carrots, salad, ham, brown bread, homemade rolls and
a scrumptious strawberry shortcake made with homemade
biscuits.
Cost for the meal is $10.00/adults; $4.00/children 6-12;
children 5 and under eat for free. 811
SIMONDS HIGH CLASS OF ‘80 REUNION
Are you a graduate of Simonds High School (1980), we are
looking for you! Come celebrate our 30th reunion on Saturday,
August 14th. Email: simondsclassof1980@hotmail.com to leave
contact information.
Looking forward to see you all. 848
SUMMER GARDEN TOUR
Attention Gardening Enthusiasts! - the annual Sussex
Summertime Garden Tour will take place on Saturday, July 24th.
Come and visit seven beautiful gardens, attend a seminar by
master gardener Betty Kennett and enjoy desserts, an art display
and more! Tickets are $20 with all proceeds to support the
Kiwanis Nursing Home and community projects in the Sussex
area.
Tickets are available at Kiwanis Nursing Home, Sussex Co-Op
Garden Centre and Connie's Collectibles. For further info call
432-3118. See you there! 814
CITY MARKET SENIOR’S CENTRE
Meals: Monday thru Friday (except holidays)11:30am-
12:30pm. Our meals are open to the public at a cost of $5.00 for a
complete healthy meal - it is the best deal in town: Monday -
ground beef; Tuesday - turkey; Wednesday - ham & potato
scallop; Thursday - meatloaf; Friday - fish. When Monday is a
holiday, we offer Ground Beef on Tuesday, and the menu remains
as posted for the rest of the week.
Bingo: Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays 1:30-2:30 pm
Cards(45's): Wednesday evenings at 7:30pm.
Dances: Saturdays 7:30-10:30pm.
For further information, contact Paula at 693-8587. We are
accessible by elevator. Paula McCormick, Co-ordinator, Senior
Citizens' Services Saint John Inc. 607
Your complete ?ooring specialists
H C
C
HAMILTON’S
Carpets & Ceramics Ltd.
Call today for a free quote! One of Eastern Canada’s Largest
Discount Ceramic Tile Depots
Fundy
• Carpet
• Porcelain Tile
• Mirage Hardwood Flooring
Insurance Company Visit Our Showroom Sales & Installation
(506)634-7777
621 Rothesay Ave., Saint John
www.hamiltonscarpets.com 2695225

SPECIAL OLYMPICS NEW BRUNSWICK AWARDS
DINNER
Special Olympics New Brunswick hosted its annual awards dinner
recently at Crandall University in Moncton. Male athlete of the year
honours went to Justin Bowie, a Fredericton native. Mr. Bowie
received recognition for his achievements in Curling, Floor Hockey,
Track and Field and Candle Pin Bowling over a six year period.
Sandra Ryan of Oromocto was named female athlete of the year. Ms.
Ryan is active in swimming, curling, 5 pin bowling, and basketball.
Team of the Year honours went to the Capital Region Curling
Team. Team members Justin Bowie, Sandra Ryan, Ken Wiseman,
Kevin Toole, and Chris Ripley are coached by Albert Bowie and
Roger Ryan. The team has been competing together for over six
years and has an almost unblemished record losing only one game
since its inception and bringing home the Silver medal at Nationals
in 2008, the highest medal won by a maritime province at the games.
Jason Agnew of Moncton was named Male Coach of the Year. Mr.
Agnew is a 10 year volunteer with Special Olympics, coaching floor
hockey, track and field and soccer. Female Coach of the Year
honours went to Carla Dueck of Fredericton. Ms. Dueck has been
coaching swimming for over 10 years and has had considerable
success with her athletes taking non swimmers and turning them
into provincial and national level competitive athletes.
A number of volunteer honours were also presented. Five year
service awards went to Wanda Hierlihy from the Bathurst Chaleur
region; Raymond LeBlanc ,Jeanne LeBlanc, and Wendy Geary-
Malloy of the South East Region, and to Amy Robichaud of the
Fundy area. Ten year honours went to Jason Agnew and Margaret
Gaudet of the South East region, and Susan McNabb, Shawn Ells,
Carla Dueck, and Kim Williams of Captial region. Receiving 15
year honours were Ann Waddell Wilson and Wayne Crandall of
Fundy Region. Twenty year recognition went to Peggy Bryenton of
Capital area and Paule Pepin of South East Region.
Blended Academic Upgrading
• Biology 122
Blended Learning • Chemistry 112
• Online lessons • English 122
• Email support • Math 112A
• Phone support • Math 112B
• Online tutoring • GED Preparation
• Physics
P 112
POTENTIAL LIVES HERE.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
Of special note was the 30 year volunteer efforts of the South East
Region’s Glen Agnew. The Special Olympics movement in New
Brunswick began in 1979 and Mr. Agnew has been there since the
beginning.
Ms. Ryan, Mr. Wiseman, Mr. Agnew, Mr. Ryan and many more of
the Special Olympic New Brunswick’s athletes and volunteers will
comprise part of Team NB heading to the National Summer Games
in London, Ontario in July. The Games begin July 12th. Continued
support for the efforts of Team NB is being sought however. Until
July 16th Special Olympics NB is partnering with Walmart stores
across New Brunswick in the annual Toonies for Torches campaign
to raise money and awareness for Special Olympics in New
Brunswick. Customers are invited to show their support to New
Brunswick’s Special Olympians by purchasing a $2.00 torch.
Anyone wishing additional information on Special Olympics in
New Brunswick and opportunities to participate or volunteer are
asked to contact SONB Executive Director M. Barber at :
mbarber@specialolympics.ca. Special Olympics New Brunswick
has athletes from four years of age to 80+ years of age. 918
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY - NEEDS HELP
Habitat for Humanity Saint John ReStore needs your help - recently
we have been experiencing an increase in after hours illegal
dumping. The ReStore accepts donations daily during store hours,
Monday-Friday from 8:30am-4:30pm and Saturday 8:30am-
3:30pm. All donations must be received by a ReStore volunteer.
Illegal dumping of material causes safety and financial burdens on
the Habitat ReStore. Illegal dumping diverts money from Habitats
Home Ownership Programs.
The ReStore appreciates and thanks you for your tremendous
support. Thank you for helping us stop illegal dumping. 837
Starts: September 20, 2010
Apply now at www.nbcc.ca
Tuition: FREE
Information: 1-888-550-7070
Start achieving yours at www.nbcc.ca/sjcon
11.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
Reminder: WANAMAKER FAMILY REUNION
We will meet at the Wanamaker Brothers Farm in Nauwigewauk on
Sunday, July 25th at 2:00pm. Supper will be served at 5:00pm and
burgers/hotdogs, cake & ice cream and drinks will be provided.
TORO & Perhaps those who live handy could bring a salad, etc.

a ve LAWNBOY For more information please contact John Wanamaker at 433-3116

or Beth Allaby at 832-7452. 813
S$ 20!
SALE
starting at LOCAL TO PLAY AT “BRICK” TOURNAMENT
Quispamsis resident, Anderson MacDonald, has been invited to

$299.99 play at the upcoming international super atom “Brick tournament”.

This annual world class hockey tournament will be played July 10th
Model 10640C at the West Edmonton Mall in front of crowds of up to 2000 fans.
The “Brick”, recognized as the world’s foremost tournament for 10
year olds, was created to provide these athletes with the best
alternative to display their hockey talents amongst the top ten year
old hockey players in the world.
12 teams are invited to the event, seven from Canada’s largest six
provinces and five from the largest hockey playing states. Each
team is allowed to choose their roster from their home state or
province plus they are allowed to add three imports from anywhere

We repair all makes and models

in the world outside of states or provinces playing in the tournament.
Anderson, a high scoring center for the elite AAA NB Stars minor
atom team, was scouted by team Quebec at recent international
super AAA tournaments in Toronto and Montreal. At these
Kennebecasis Rentals tournaments, the NB stars turned a lot of heads in the hockey world
as they proved they could be very competitive against the best elite
123 Hampton Rd, Rothesay NB AAA teams in North America. Three other members of the Stars
have also been invited to join “Brick” teams.
Phone #: 847-2792 Anderson’s hockey exploits would not have been possible without
the support of his family, Crosby Molasses, Auto Body Plus and KV
Billiards. 208

Fundy Funeral Home Remidner: ARL PETS IN THE PARK 2010

It’s time to put on your walking shoes, gather your friends and
230 Westmorland Rd, Saint John, NB family - human and pets alike - and join the Animal Rescue League’s
Phone (506) 646-2424 19th Annual Pets in the Park on Sunday, July 25th from 12:00noon
until 4:00pm (registration begins at 11:00am). All funds raised from
Helping You Plan this, our biggest fund raiser of the year, will be used toward the
operation of our shelter, veterinary care, special needs of our
For Tomorrow, Today. animals and enhancement of ongoing programs..
While there is no registration fee, participants are asked to obtain
pledge sheets or set donations. Set a goal and ask your friends,
family, neighbours and co-workers to help you achieve it. Be our
highest pledge getter and win our “Leader of the Pack” $1000 prize.
Call for our Be our second highest pledge getter and win our “Top Dog” $500
prize. Our third highest pledge getter will win our “Cool Cat” $250
prize.
free booklet Mark your calendars, cancel your plans and prepare your sneakers,
this is an event not to miss. Come out and help the Animal Rescue
League and let your pet have a fun day in the park ! For more
“A Guide to information please call 642-0929 or email
arlspev@nb.aibn.com. 834
the ARL at

Planning Ahead” Rod Anderson

Are you new to the area?
Do you have a new baby?
Preplanning Counselor Have you opened a business?

Call Welcome Wagon today to receive your basket/briefcase

Email: fundyfuneralhome@nb.aibn.com full of information and FREE gifts!
www.fundyfuneralhome.com Call 866-873-9948 or visit our website www.welcomewagon.ca
12.
 Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
OUR COMMUNITY SHOULD NOT HAPPEN...
OUR COMMITMENT TO ANYONE... NOT EVER...
PERIOD.
Victim Services for Victims of CRIME
L’amour ne devrait pas faire
847-6300 www.rothesayregionalpolice.com
mal. La sensibilisation de la
violence domestique dans
Love shouldn’t hurt. Awareness of notre communauté est une
Domestic Violence in our community is priorité pour la Force de Police
a priority to the Rothesay Regional Régionale de Rothesay.
Police Force. Report abuse! Si vous connaissez quelqu’un
If you or anyone you know or love is ou un proche qui est maltraité,
SVP communiquez avec la
being abused, please contact the Force de Police Régionale de
Rothesay Regional Police Force. Rothesay.
RRPF Victim Services – 848-6623. RRPF Services de Victime –
Department of Public Safety Victim 848-6623. Départment des
Services – 658-3742. Services de Victime de
Sécurité Publique – 658-
3742.

13.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
SUMMER THE KV LIBRARY
Q: When should I prune my shrubs? 1 Landing Court, Quispamsis E2E 4R2, phone 849-5314, fax 849-
5318, email info@kvlibrary.org.
The Expert Says : Come out to the Kennebecasis Public Library this summer and See
the World without ever having to the comfort your hometown! Our
All shrubs should be Summer Reading Club is only in its second week of programs and
pruned once a year to already we've explored Europe and begun an exciting new
control size and shape. adventure!
Prune anytime using For the week of July 5th - 8th, our daily children's programs are
based on the idea of exploration. We will be discovering all the
the thinning pruning nooks and crannies of the Earth, from the world's waters to the
technique, where Sahara desert, all the way to the centre of the Earth and even out into
branches are removed Duncan - Brunswick Nurseries space. If you haven't signed up already for the Summer Reading
one by one at their base, starting with the Club, come out any time during library hours and set a goal for how
longest. This leaves the shrubs more natural many books you think you can read this summer.
And the fun doesn't stop there! In addition to the Summer Reading
looking. It’s hard to tell it just had a haircut! Club, the Kennebecasis Public Library also hosts a puppet show
every Wednesday at 10:30am. Teens are also encouraged to come
out and try something new with our Teen Discovery Workshops
every Thursday at 10:30am featuring exciting activities that are
sure to interest everyone. Additionally, kids from grades 3-5 are also
invited to attend our weekly Breakfast of Champions series from
9:00-10:00am on Monday mornings where they will be given a free
breakfast as well as the opportunity to meet a local hero!
‘The Bed Makers’. The Summer Reading Club and all related activities are completely
New beds planted. Old ones made beautiful! free, so make sure to drop by and take advantage of this amazing
opportunity! Come by the library and See the World!
Garden Centre James Snelgrove and Pam Taylor, 2010 Summer Reading Club
Co-ordinators, Kennebecasis Public Library. 404
Open 7 days a week. 9am-7pm all summer and fall
with a huge selection of trees, shrubs & perennials
308 Model Farm Road, Quispamsis, 847-8244
KVCC SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS
The Kennebecasis Valley Chamber of Commerce offers two
$500.00 scholarships, one to a student at Kennebecasis Valley High
School and another to a Rothesay High School student. The fund
Sheppard Rothesay Ave. Superstore
168 Rothesay Ave was set up a number of years ago by the KV Chamber of Commerce.
Saint John The scholarship program was formally launched on the KVCC
Chiropractic 635 - 8182 website for the first time this year. Students could research the
CENTRE criteria, purpose, requirements, etc. at
Sheppard Centre www.kvbusiness.com/scholarship.htm
154 Hampton Rd
Rothesay The deadline for application is May 15th of the school year in which
2 Convenient Locations
the student is a graduate. All applications are reviewed and the
to Serve You Better! 847 - 7172 selections are made by the KVCC Scholarship Committee. The
recipient’s names are presented to the Board of Directors at their
Walk-ins June meeting for ratification.
New Patients Welcome This year’s winners are: Ms. Christina Mullin of Kennebecasis
Evening Appointments Valley High School and Mr. Nicholas Gaudet of Rothesay High
Direct Billing School. Congratulations to both Christina and Nicholas and thank
you to all those students who applied for this award. 222

Come in and see the terrific lounge area with the most comfy chairs and terrific ambiance around.
Watch your favorite sporting event on one of our many TV’s
and don’t forget we have an ONLINE-PROLINE station, Lotto Max and much more.
See you at Valley Sands. The Valley’s only Coaster’s
221 Hampton Rd The newest gaming centre from Atlantic Lottery 847-9614

1
MUNCHIE MENU • ONLINE PROLINE STATION • FREE WIRELESS INTERNET • LOTTO 6/49 AND MUCH MORE 1

DRINK SPECIALS • MULTIPLE TV’s - SPORTS • POOL & SNOOKER • DARTS • PARTIES!!!
14.
 Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
GEOCACHING COMES TO THE VALLEY
On Wednesday, July 7th there will be two information sessions
held to introduce the sport of Geocaching to all interested persons.
The first session will be from 1:00-4:00pm and the second session
from 7:00-10:00pm. Both of these sessions will be held at the
Pet Corner
Quispamsis Town Hall in the Council Chambers.
Geocaching is a high tech form of scavenger hunting using a GPS At The
and you as the search engine. This is a global activity and very
interesting. Come join us for more information, either as a
beginner or as an experienced cacher. There will be information of
Animal Rescue League
interest to all participants. This is a free information session. We We speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
look forward to seeing you there. 221
Here is one of the pets up for adoption
2010 VITAL SIGNS REPORT RELEASE at the Animal Rescue League:
Community Foundations in 16 communities across the country,
including Saint John, will release their 2010 Vital Signs reports on My name is Venus and I
Tuesday, October 5th. The reader-friendly reports offer a am one of the more
comprehensive look at how communities are faring in key quality
of life areas such as learning, health, housing, and the
mature residents
environment. This is the fifth year the Greater Saint John currently at the shelter.
Community Foundation is undertaking the report as a community I am a spayed female
service. All years' reports are available at www.saint-john-
foundation.nb.ca. "Again this summer, community members will Shepherd mix of
be invited to help grade local progress with an online survey" approximately six years
states Cheryl M.G. Robertson, Foundation Chair. of age. I am fully house-
Community Foundations of Canada will also release Canada's
Vital Signs, a national snapshot of issues facing communities trained and can sit and
from coast to coast. "Vital Signs gives communities valuable stay. In my old home
insight into local strengths, challenges and opportunities. We've Venus there was a mom, dad
seen what a powerful tool it can be for community groups,
schools, government and other agencies," said Community and children who
Foundations of Canada President and CEO Monica Patten. helped take care of me, and I also lived with
"Statistics from Saint John's Vital Signs 2009 Report gave high
marks to low unemployment rates, composting and recycling a dog and a cat. My old family thinks that I
rates and the high number of arts-related events but startling could be a bit over-protective of a new
trends in areas ranging from youth unemployment and aboriginal family, but I believe that the right family can
education to violent crime and low birth weight were contained in
the national data" said Sara Mudge, Chair of the local Vital Sign's work on this with me. If you would like more
Committee. information on me, please call the shelter at
Community Foundations of Canada is the membership
association for Canada's community foundation movement, 642-0920.
represented by more than 170 community foundations. They help
WHAT IS THE MANDATE OF
Canadians invest in building strong and resilient places to live, THE ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE?
work, and play as are one of the largest supporters of Canadian The Animal Rescue League is a non-profit organization that provides
charities, providing $140 million to local organizations in 2009. rescue, temporary housing, care and assistance to abandoned and
unwanted animals in our community. We receive no government
Find out more: www.cfc-fcc.ca www.vitalsignscanada.ca. funding and rely on donations and fund raising in order to continue our
w w w . t w i t t e r . c o m / C F C v i t a l s i g n s work as animal advocates. We do our best to find loving, caring and
http://www.vitalsignscanada.blogspot.com/. responsible forever homes for all the animals in our care. We also
For further information: Jane Barry, Executive Director, GSJCF, attempt to educate our community about responsible pet ownership, the
humane treatment of animals, and the importance of spaying/neutering
672-8880. 916 your pets.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 642-0920

Reminder: MCNAMARA FAMILY REUNION Please do not forget to spay or neuter YOUR pet.
The McNamara family reunion will be held on Saturday, July
31st at the shore of the residence of Joseph McNamara at 8314 Animal Rescue League Janet Foster
~ Executive Director~
route 10, Cumberland Bay. Registration will be at 1:00, and there 134 Taylor Avenue
will be a pot luck supper from 4:00-6:00pm. If you have any Saint John, NB
pictures or information you are encouraged to bring them.
For more information call Joseph at 506-339-6498 or Ralph at Check out our new Website: www.saintjohnanimalrescue.com
506-339-6312. 804 This ad is sponsored by Ossekeag Publishing … Your Community Connection.
15.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
SIBSHOP SUMMER CAMP
St. Joseph’s Community Health
Centre and The Saint John
Association for Community
Living (the Family Network)
are pleased to announce that they will be hosting a SIBSHOP Camp
in your community. SIBSHOPS are for brothers and sisters of

Big Top children with special health, mental health, and developmental needs.
They are a place to obtain peer support and education within a
recreational context. SIBSHOPS believe that disabilities, illness, and

Frenchy’s mental health issues affect the lives of all family members.
SIBSHOP programs are offered; free of charge, to children ages 7-
12. This summer camp session will run for one week, beginning
13025 Route 114 Penobsquis 432-2520 Monday, July 19th. Sessions will be daily from 10:00am-2:00pm, at
Prince Charles School. Children will participate in fun games and

NOW OPEN! activities. Snacks and lunch will be provided.

HUGE Selection of Books
Just Arrived at
$1.00 and $2.00!
Rags $10/bag
Monday to Saturday 9:00am to 9:00pm
Sunday 12:00pm to 5:00pm
Take Exit 198 off Highway 1. Old Trans-Canada Highway.
Turn right 1 km coming from Moncton. Turn left 1 km coming from Saint John
Down the road from the Pine Cone Campground
Locally Owned & Operated
Two hearts joined in love
United forever in friendship
Stacie Ann McGarity
& will consist of 10 team members and they are encouraged to bring
Paul Michael Ryan
are pleased to announce
that they were married in
an intimate ceremony
surrounded by close family
and friends on June 26, 2010
at The Mountain Gap Inn,
Smith’s Cove, Nova Scotia.
For more information, or to register, please contact: St. Joseph’s
Community Health Centre at 632-5552 or email:
jill.roberts@horizonnb.ca. 617
PULL TOGETHER FOR THE UNITED WAY
CrossFit Saint John, recently announced it has organized a bus pull
for Sunday, August 22nd to raise funds for the United Way serving
Saint John, Kings and Charlotte. The event will be held in the King
Square area of the uptown beginning at 11:00am. Members of the
community are encouraged to come out and cheer on the teams.
Twenty teams are expected this year, raising $10,000 for the United
Way.
“We are very appreciative of CrossFit Saint John for taking the
initiative to organize this fund raiser for the United Way,” said
Elizabeth Jadoo, Executive Director of United Way. “Our United
Way supports over 100 local charities in various capacities and relies
on the support of community members to continue our necessary
work.”
The fund raiser will have teams compete in a head-to-head
competition pulling two Saint John Transit buses a distance of
approximately 100 meters. Teams will be competing in heats with
prizes awarded for the fastest time and most money raised. Each team
spectators to take part in the event.
United Way serving Saint John, Kings and Charlotte is in its 51st year
of service to the local community, annually funding 24 member
agencies, over 60 donor-designated agencies and other community
agencies with specific programs and new initiatives. Individuals and
families of all ages, from children to seniors and persons with
disabilities benefit from vital programs and services ranging from hot
meals to education and independent living to palliative care,
improving quality of life for all. 829

Top Notch Storage Barns

Stock or Custom Built Sheds To Your Specifications
Free Estimates! zQuotes Include HST, z
Established
Vinyl & Aluminum Clad Trimmed Delivery, Setup or Business
Built On Site Fee
Stock Sheds on display
at two locations
! Mansard & Gable Designs Available

Contact: Dana Russell (C) 643-0070 (H) 849-7570 www.topnotchbarns.com

16.
 Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
HHS REUNION DANCE & SOCIAL
lize
to rea ’s
The Hampton High School class of ‘75 will be having their 35th
Reunion on Saturday, August 7th. In the evening we would like to W a n t y
ropert
invite the classes and teachers from 1970-75 and also the your p ntial?
Hamptonians who were part of the ‘76 class of KV. We are hoping pote
US!
the interest is out there for all to join us to catch up and have some CALL
fun. Spouses/significant others ... are invited also. If you were not in
any of the classes from those years but did attend the original Green
and White, we would love to hear and extend the invitation to you
Landscaping
also. Maintenance
We have already rented the Nauwigewauk Hall, and hope to hire a Award Winning Designs
DJ, but we need confirmed numbers to be able to make it viable. Landscapes & Designs Supplies
More info to follow once people confirm they are coming.
Please email, phone, whatever you need to do to get in touch with
any and all who went to HHS, graduates or not, from the years 1970
to 1975, and let them know about this, then email or call us ASAP,
65 Marr Road, Rothesay
www.urbanlandscaping.ca 849-4124
confirming plans to attend.
Hope to see many many of you soon, Tanya Stanley Henderson -
mhender@nbnet.nb.ca; 832-3236; and Gwyn Martin
- gwynmartin@rogers.com, class of '75. 805 For your convenience
you can drop off
ads and editorial at
Computer Service Centre
KVHS SAFE GRAD
Thank you to the many people that contributed to this year’s Safe
Grad and its fundraising events during the year. The generous
support of many individuals and businesses has helped to make this
PC Butler
a safe and successful event. We especially would like to thank the Lakeview Plaza
many parents, students and staff for their time, talents and personal 184 Hampton Road,
contributions. Quispamsis
We couldn’t have done it without you! 218 All drop-offs must be in a sealed
envelope with exact payment,
ad, contact name and phone number
Bulletin Board Ads $7.50 for up to 20 words. Plus 20¢ each
additional word. (tax included)
Personal Notices: (Thank You’s, Births, Anniversaries, etc.)
$25.00 maximum 50 words. + 20¢ each additional word.
Duplicate Notices: $10.00. Photos: $10.00. Color Rate:
Additional 25%. (Tax not included)
Deadline for
Drop offs is
Ossekeag Tuesday at
Publishing Co. Ltd. 5 pm
832-5613
Home of the Sussex Herald, Hampton Herald
Valley Viewer & WesTides,
Email: info@ossekeag.ca

Building a Deck? Building Anything?

Use our quality lumber for best results.
Tongue & Groove Pine
Sikkens Stain
Cedar Decking
Kiln Dried Construction Lumber
Hemlock Retaining Walls
Siding
K.D. Pine Parts, Sales, & Service

McMillan Forest Products Ltd. Moncton Sussex Woodstock

Belleisle Creek 485-1010 70 Commerce St 70 Aiton Rd. 141 Heller Rd
506-388-3337 506-432-6470 506-325-6150
When it comes to lumber – We Deliver! John Deere, the leaping deer symbol and John Deere’s green and yellow trade dress are property of Deere & Company

17.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
MOVING TIPS
80th Birthday! Moving time? Do not have your own moving day
horror story. Planning a move can be a big challenge.
Come help Every year the Better Business Bureau hears

Barb Mabey
celebrate her 80th birthday.
July 10, 1pm-3pm at
countless stories about late movers, lost and damaged
goods, over-billing, and disputes over the actual weight of goods
compared to the estimate.
"Consumers need to read the terms and conditions before
moving day and not rely solely on price when deciding on a
mover," says Don MacKinnon, BBB President and CEO. "Some

St. Luke’s Anglican Church Hall
12 Quispamsis Rd, Quispamsis, NB
Best Wishes Only
18.
consumer reports tell us about how costs increase halfway
through the job. If the customer refuses to pay, their property is
then held in storage until the bill is paid in full."
Last year the BBB received 20 complaints about moving
companies making the industry rated number twelve overall in
the number of complaints received. With over 2000 inquiries,
movers were the sixth most inquired about type of business in the
Maritimes.
Start planning ahead several weeks before your targeted moving
date. Here are some quick tips to help you with your move: 1)
Shop around. Get at least three estimates and keep in mind that the
lowest bid may not necessarily be the best service when you
consider insurance, training, experience, quality of vehicle, etc;
2) Get a written contract. Make sure you get a contract that spells
out the specific terms: the dates and times of your move, holding
charges, and over-weight penalties; 3) Ask about insurance. Find
out how much insurance the mover has and what it covers. Ask for
the insurer's name and policy number in case you need extra
insurance to protect your possessions; 4) Make a list and check it.
Make an inventory of the goods to be moved. Personally
supervise or have someone trusted with your inventory list watch
the loading and unloading of the truck; 5) Report loss or damage.
If damage or loss occurs, have the driver make a special note on
the inventory and/or delivery receipt, then promptly notify the
company in writing, keeping a copy for your own files; 6) If you
pack you pay. Remember, if the moving company packs
everything, they are responsible; if you pack things, you are on the
hook for damages. If you pack, place heavy items on the bottom,
lighter ones on top and label boxes; 7) Deal with insured
companies. Ask for a
clearance letter from
the mover stating
that they have
insurance coverage.
If they don't, you
Saint John YMCA-YWCA
may end up paying
for any employee We build strong kids,
injuries during the strong families, strong communities
move.
Before hiring a
moving company,
GOOD FUN IN GOOD HANDS
call 902-422-6581 Camp Glenburn Residential Camp
o r g o t o Outdoor Adventure Day Camp
www.maritimeprovi Traditional & Specialty Day Camps
nces.bbb.org for a
reliability report on 60 Camps. 7 Locations. 1 YMCA
the company. If your
moving company is
not responsive to a Financial sponsorship available
complaint you have for all camping programs.
brought to its
attention, consider YMCA-YWCA of Saint John
634-7720 www.saintjohny.com
filing a complaint
with the BBB. 915 Child Care Camping Fitness Community Outreach
 Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
HEART & STROKE - “DRIVING WELLNESS”
The Heart and Stroke Foundation of New Brunswick debuted
"Driving Wellness" on May 19th, a wellness van that will establish
Ossekeag
and assess the health status of New Brunswickers at a grass roots Publishing
level throughout the province. Driving Wellness will roll into over presents the
50 communities this summer visiting festivals, business's and more
to promote and educate around four pillars: physical activity,
nutrition, hypertension and tobacco use.
We encourage everyone and anyone in our province to be assessed
when they see the van in their community. Put your heart into it! 922

THANK YOU!!!
To all our Sponsors for helping us host
our most successful golf tournament ever!
Our Sponsors include:
Ossekeag Publishing
The Estey Group
Erica Gagnon and Christie Smith are the "Driving
Wellness" Ambassadors for the summer on behalf of the Staples Rothesay
Heart and Stroke Foundation of New Brunswick. Leisure Time RV Center
Century 21- Peter Coughlan
Town of Quispamsis
8TH ANNUAL STRAWBERRY SUPPER Centennial Buick GMC
The Nauwigewauk Community Centre would like to invite you to Sherwood & Flanagan
attend a strawberry supper on Wednesday, July 7th from 4:00-
6:00pm at the Centre. The menu will include cold cuts, potato salad, The Window Shop
trimmings, roll, tea/coffee or juice and for desert, strawberry Exit Realty - Chris Oliver &
shortcake. Cost for the supper is $9/adult, $5/child, $25/family of 4. Mel Vincent
For info call 832-5035. 405
Ultimate Auto
Town of Rothesay
FUNDY GARDENERS NEWS
Bell Aliant
The next Scotiabank
meeting of the RBC Royal Bank
F u n d y
Gardeners will Higgins General Insurance Ltd.
be held on NetAdmins
We d n e s d a y,
July 7th -
7:00pm at the
Hope we can all do it
Kennebacasis
Select Funeral
again next year!!!
Home (152
Pettingill Road,
The Kennebecasis Valley Chamber of Commerce
Quispamsis). would like to send a special thank you to our
Guest speaker Co-Chairs for this event:
for the evening Angela Fiander of Bell Aliant
will be Verna
Mills, discussing and
the Blue Dave Bartlett of Ossekeag Publishing Ltd.
Himalayan Congratulations on a successful event!
Poppy. All are
welcome. 400
19.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010

At Your Service …
Your Tree Care Specialists! WE PROVIDE INDOOR & OUTDOOR
Planting Fertilizing CONTAINMENT SOLUTIONS
Hazard Tree Removal Soil Reconditioning Contact: Ingrid or Valerie (832-3376)
Pruning Diagnostic Services
IF IT HAS TO DO WITH TREES... WE DO IT.
Invisible Fence BRAND
5 years education and experience
Fully Insured ~ Free Estimates
832-3738
We offer:
Paul Danaher • Lifetime factory warranty • Professional training
Forest Technician / Tree Care Specialist • 99% success rate • Vet recommended
485-8863 ~ 643-8600 • We service all makes of containment systems

River Valley Septic & Environmental

SEAN’S EXCAVATING
Great Rates
& Landscape Service Lance Betts Licensed Septic & TRUCKING LTD.
& Service 420 Model Farm Rd, Quispamsis, NB E2G 1L5
Owner/Operator Installer
Septic Gravel SEAN LEBLANC, OWNER
Landscaping ! Tank Location Screened Topsoil
Drainage & Repair Screened Gravel 721-9706
Service Screened Sand 721-4897
Keeping ground water clean Drain rock
Don’t wait until it’s too late PUMP NOW! Call: 849-PUMP (7867) Pit Run
721-9704

Guiding with outfitter

and paddler
Rafe Hooper
Open Tuesday - Sunday in July & August
Open Holiday Mondays
CLEAN AIR
Lighthouse Park River Center SERVICE REPAIR & CLEANING FOR
1075 Main Street HEAT RECOVERY VENTILATORS ALL M
Canoe & Kayak Rentals
Hampton, N.B.
Tel: 832-6025 Cell: 721-4356
AIR EXCHANGERS AND M AKES
Canoe & Kayak Guided Tours REPLACEMENT UNITS ODEL
Voyageur Canoe Tours
www.ospreyadventures.net S
rafe@nbnet.nb.ca “LET US CARE FOR YOUR AIR” 631-0841

Ossekeag Publishing
Tel: (506) 832-5613 Fax: (506) 832-3353
242 Main St., Hampton, N.B E5N-6B8
Email: info@ossekeag.ca
20.
 Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
MOORE FROM OTTAWA
By Fundy Royal MP, the Hon. Rob Moore
Exploring around Fundy Royal, it is difficult not to
be awed by the natural beauty that surrounds us.
The Bay of Fundy is world-renowned for its
splendor, and is also in the running for the New 7
Wonders of Nature contest. It is the only Canadian
site in the competition, and it is right in our own backyard. Subaru receives top
2010 starting from
honours in 2010
Remember to vote to add the Bay of Fundy to the new list of world $20,995
wonders at www.votemyfundy.com.
We are all proud of the beauty that our province has to offer, and
this past week, even more great news has come to Fundy Royal. Our
government announced in our 2009 Budget that the Fundy Trail
Parkway would be designated as a priority project. On Friday June
18th, I was present at the official opening of the newest 4.3 kilometer
section of the Fundy Trail Parkway. Also available: 2.5i IMPREZA 5-door version
Our government has been committed to the Fundy Trail since day
one. After we formed government in 2006, we invested $5.5 million 2010 2.5X
through the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency towards the starting from $25,995
completion of Phase II of the Fundy Trail, and on April 8th, 2009, Taxes, freight and
Prime Minister Harper announced an additional $5 million towards preparation extra
its completion. The Fundy Trail is not only a source of pride for New
Brunswick, but also a centre of tourism, as it has welcomed over
500,000 guests since it was opened in 1998.
I hope that all residents of Fundy Royal and visitors to New
Brunswick will take time this summer to see all that Fundy Royal
has to offer. 214 Japanese and a whole lot more!
$750 • Subaru’s symmetrical full-time All-Wheel-Drive system • Vehicle Dynamic Control system
GRAD REBATE • High performance SUBARU BOXER engine • Many security features

Reminder: LEWIS FAMILY REUNION motors

755 Rothesay Avenue
The Lewis Family Reunion will be held (rain or shine) on Saturday, Saint John, 633-0833
August 14th at the home of Wayne and Fay Lewis (126 Lewis Road, www.aberdeenmotors.ca
Colpitts Settlement). Relatives of the late Pearl and Harry Lewis are
welcome to attend from 2:00pm on and a Pot Luck supper will be
served at 4:30 - please bring your favourite dish. The Better Water
For more information please contact Wayne at 372-4651. 830 Company.

MCCULLY FAMILY REUNION Celebrating 25 years

There will be a McCully Family Reunion held on Sunday, July 25th of serving Southern NB
at the former Scotty’s Driving Range (10 Maple Street, Petitcodiac). With top quality service,
We are looking for descendants of Shepard (S.K.) and Victoria technology and water.
(Burgess) McCully.
There will be a potluck meal at 1:30pm - everyone bring their Call 849-7638 for a free water analysis
favourite dish. There will also be a mini-auction. Any photos would
Toll Free 1-800-222-9501
be appreciated. 5 Elliot Rd., Rothesay
Hope to see you there! For more information contact Jeanie culliganrothesay.com
Jorgensen at 756-8551. 845

www.homestarinc.ca
847-3202 HOMESTAR homestar@homestarinc.ca
Your Property Management and Renovation Company
Landscaping Maintenance Disaster Cleanup Renovations
*
Lawn Installation *
Lawn Mowing *
Water Damage *
Garages & Barns
*
Retaining Walls *
Lawn Dethatching *
Sewer Backup *
Decks & Fences
*
Brick Walkways *
Lawn Aeration *
Fire Damage *
Siding
*
Mulching *
Spring Cleanup *
Wind Damage *
Windows & Doors
*
Tree Removal *
Debris Removal *
Complete Restoration *
Basement Finishing
*
Gutter Cleaning *
Flooring
*
Window Washing *
Painting
*
Kitchen & Bathrooms

LET’S MAKE IT HAPPEN

21.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
VON FOOT CLINIC IN QUISPAMSIS
Please note that there has been a change of location for the VON
Rodney Weston Foot Clinics in Quispamsis. The clinics which were formerly held at
MP/député - Saint John St. Mark’s (Pettingill Road) will be held at St. David’s (7 Gondola
Point Road) beginning on Wednesday, July 14th.
For more information/appointments please call the VON Office at
I would like to congratulate 635-1530. 209
all of the athletes who participated
in Les Jeux de l’Acadie. BIGGEST WEIGHT LOSS MISTAKES, PART II
OK, your are reading this so it is safe to assume you want to lose
weight. I bet you are anxiously looking for tips “to do” and a diet to
Ph 506-657-2500 “go on” which are essential to successful weight loss, but those aren't
Email: westor1@parl.gc.ca the only things that you need to know. Most of us have spent years
90 King St, Saint John, NB “dieting” so another safe assumption is that we know a lot about what
to do right.
Little attention is given on the “what not to do”:
12. Skipping breakfast. Mother was right on this one. It is the most
Canada Games Centre Aquatique important meal of the day.
Aquatic Centre Jeux du Canada 13. Starving all day. When you finally get around to eating, it is
usually something unhealthy (because you "can"), and it gets stored
as energy later, rather and burned as energy now. You totally mess up
1985 - 2010 your metabolism if you do this.
14. Binging after "falling off the wagon” and waiting until
SUMMER DAYCAMPS "tomorrow" to get back on track. Admit now that you will stumble on
this journey. Make it your goal to lengthen the amount of time
FOR KIDS & TEENS between stumbles, and shorten the time it takes to “get back on track”.
15. Thinking that your are genetically destined to be fat. The only fat
gene is the one left hanging in your closet after you've lost your
Flip & Dip Day Camp weight.
Aquatic Sports Camp 16. Treating "fat" as a personality trait. Fat is not a personality trait, it
is a physical condition. Blond isn't a trait either, it is a hair color! Do
not allow yourself to be branded by any physical attribute or
determent!
17. Not living each day to the fullest ... thinking that it will come when
you are thinner. Be, do and then you will have! Be a healthier person,
Do the things a healthier person does and soon, you will have a
healthier life style.
18. Thinking and depending on pills, powders, or potions, are more
Camps for Teens 13 and Up powerful than they really are for achieving weight loss. If those
Youth Leadership Training things worked, no one would be overweight!
19. Thinking of exercise as a chore instead of a way to improve your
Teen Camp health and life. Schedule exercise as a vital part of your day and week.
Check out the details on our website 20. Indulging excessively in alcohol. Bottom line -when you drink,
www.aquatics.nb.ca you suck down excess calories, alter your mind and let down your
guard. Stupid things happen when we drink too much.
For registration information 21. Watching sports rather than participating in sports.
22. Watching too much television. New Rule - no TV unless you have
walked for 30 minutes.
23. Thinking that dieting sprees - and not a total lifestyle change - will
Family Away? garner lasting weight loss results. If you aren’t changing your life,
you aren’t making lasting changes!
They can read us 24. Consuming fast foods on a regular basis. If you have no choice,
online at: then order a salad with grilled chicken, a packet of light dressing,
lemon wedges, a bottle of water, extra chicken if you are hungry.
25. Waiting for tomorrow to get started, rather than right now. Right
now, there are thousand of members following the TOPS way. There
www.ossekeag.ca is hope and there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
At TOPS, your first visit is free. Visit with a TOPS chapter near you
and see and hear how so many have lost weight and kept it off.
Ossekeag Locally, TOPS chapters are located at: Tuesdays - Kennebecasis
Publishing Valley High 5:30/6:30, Browns Flat Baptist Church 6:30/7:30pm;
832-5613 Wednesdays - Fairvale Outing Association 6:00-6:45pm; Thursdays
Your Community Connection
- Westfield United Church (Grand Bay) 9:00/10:00am. 620
22.
 Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010

Obituaries Brandon Scott & Mandy Halliday

are pleased to announce
their upcoming marriage.
RANDLES, Hazel Ada The exchanging of vows
The death of Hazel Randles of Quispamsis,
will take place on
NB, wife of Bill Randles, occurred Thursday,
June 10th, 2010, at the Saint John Regional July 10, 2010.
Hospital. Born in Chipman, NB, she was the
daughter of the late Almond and Marie
(Bishop) Darrah.
Hazel was a faithful member of The United
Church of Canada and attended the
Quispamsis United Church. She was also a
member of the Nauwigewauk Darlings
Senior’s group. In her younger years, Hazel was employed at the
former Netherwood School for Girls and after raising her children
she became a self-employed caregiver. Hazel was
full of compassion and was always ready to lend a
helping hand or provide a listening ear to anyone in
need. She loved to laugh and her infectious laughter
will be dearly missed by all who knew her. Hazel
enjoyed quilting and loved the outdoors. She had
many fond memories of her time spent going for
walks and simply enjoying the beauty of nature.
Most of all, Hazel loved spending time with her
family and will be remembered as a loving wife,
mother, sister and friend.
Besides her husband, Bill, Hazel is also survived by
her daughter, Janet Randles (Paul Owen) of
Hampton; her son, Tim Randles (Nadine) of
Richmond, BC; three sisters, Carrie Vince (Ray) of
Quispamsis, Vera Protz and Marylou Dickinson
(Randy) both of Chipman; four brothers, Archie
(Rita) and Johnny both of Chipman, Bobby (Sharon)
of Oromocto and Alex (Barb) of Long Creek; many
sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law; a special aunt
and uncle; several cousins, nieces and nephews.
Hazel was predeceased by her infant daughter in
1963, her son, William in 2001, one sister, Lorna
Hopkins and two brothers, Hazen and Basil.
The largely attended funeral was held on Tuesday,
June 15th, 2010, from Quispamsis United Church.
Rev. Audrey Lounder officiated and was assisted by
Rev. Keith Lyons. The organist for the service was
Pat Vincent. Congregational hymns were “Life’s
Railway to Heaven,” “Precious Lord, Take My
Hand” and “Nearer, My God, to Thee.”
Remembrances of Hazel were shared by her son,
Tim. The reading “God’s Master Plan” was read by
Paul Owen. The poem “To Those I Loved and Those
Who Loved Me” was shared by Hazel’s daughter,
Janet. Pallbearers were: Peter and Raymond Gunn,
Peter and Jason Darrah, Doug Ells and Stephen
Mullin. Honourary pallbearers were: Ray Vince,
Paul Owen, John Marr, Stephen Norman and Gary
Randles. Piper, Brittany Maston led the recessional
and played Amazing Grace at the cemetery. A
reception followed the service, at the church hall.
Interment took place in Fernhill Cemetery.
For those who wish, donations may be made to
Romero House - Soup Kitchen, Hestia House or to
The Children’s Wish Foundation. Online donations
and condolences may be made at:
www.kennebecasisfh.com. 204
23.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
NBCC SCHOLARSHIPS -
LOCAL RECIPIENTS
Fifty students in the New
Brunswick Community College
(NBCC) and Collège
communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick (CCNB) system have been
awarded Wage Gap Action Plan scholarships for 2010-11. The
announcement was made today by Health Minister Mary Schryer,
who is also minister responsible for the status of women.
The program was introduced in 2006 as part of the provincial
government's Wage Gap Action Plan. It is intended to encourage
people entering their first year at community college to seek careers
in trades, technology and others sectors where participation to date
by men and women has been limited. The goal of the scholarship
program is to help reduce the effect that job clustering has on New
Brunswick's wage gap.
Each non-renewable scholarship awarded has a value of up to
$2,600, equal in value to one-year full tuition of a regular program at
S community college, up to the program total of $150,000 per year.
Fifty-three scholarships were awarded in 2009-10. The provincial
MUSCLE government employs two mentors who work with students in non-
traditional programs.
S & fitness
www.sportsmedservices.com
Locally scholarships were awarded to: NBCC-Moncton campus -
Stephen Doiron (Rothesay), Personal Support Worker; Samantha
Check out our videos Osborne (Saint John), Civil Engineering. NBCC-Saint John
on Facebook! Campus - Jena Dow (Saint John), Electrical Engineering
Technology; Jay MacKenzi (Saint John), Personal Support Worker;
Personal Training @ SMS Sarah Galbraith (Saint John), Power Engineering Technology;
Katie LeBlanc (Saint John), Automotive Service Technician;
E E N I T U O R A S I E BOOK Tiffany Martin (Saint John), Mechanical Technician; Marilyn
V R R N A L I R L L E V INDIVIDUAL Gardner (Saint John), Information Technology-Co-op; Bonnie
E O L D S C N U A D P P Golden-Bradley (Quispamsis), Information Technology-Co-op;
LIFESTYLE
Patricia Nolan (Saint Joh), Automotive Service Technician; Corey
S E C I V R E S I A D M MEDICINE Nelson (Saint John), Medical Laboratory Technology; Michelle
T B D V F M N T C T C A PERSONAL Whitenect (Saint John), Power Engineering Technology; Deborah
R P T I D E V R E S E R PROGRAM Lindsay (Central Greenwich), Information Technology-Co-op. 616
O I N D D D S E P A O G RESERVED
P S A U S I V T S I S O ROUTINE
ORANGE LODGE CELEBRATION
S O E A E C O C Y R E R SERVICES We, the County Lodge members of Kings East would like to invite
C U P L R I L H R L N P SPECIAL all Lodge members and families/friends to our July 12th celebration
SPORTS on Saturday, July 10th at the Waterford Community Hall. Lodge
B O O K L N R E O E E K
STRETCHES meeting will be open to all starting at 1:30pm. The parade will line
C T P K P E R S O N A L up at 2:30 - bring a banner or two - it will be a short walk.
All personal training done by: 221 Hampton Rd, Dinner will be about 5:00pm and we are asking the families to
Tony Stevenson, Bsc, Kinesiology, Quispamsis bring salads, rolls or deserts; Kings East Lodge will provide the cold
Exercise Physiologist, PFLC, MCSEP meats. There will not be a charge for the meal, but a donation would
Email: sportsci@nbnet.nb.ca 848-0995 be accepted and appreciated.
We hope to have entertainment, bring an instrument and your voice

Day Trippin’ Tours

Saturday, August 7 - North Rustico, PEI Day
Trip to Fiddlers and Followers Featuring Allison Inch, Sylvie Campbell
and much more $95pp
(includes lunch, music show and lobster buffet at Fisherman’s Wharf).
Saturday, October 2, - Mystery Day Tour $85pp
(includes trip full of fun and laughter plus lunch and supper).
Call for information & reservations:
to sing. Come and enjoy the fellowship of friends and meet new
friends. If you have any presentations to do please let our committee
know before that day - thank you.
So, come and enjoy the day with us - bring a friend. Hope to see you
there.
Clifford, Leslie, Robert, Paul & Edward. 812
EMBROIDER iT
PROMOTIONALS

Carolyn 506-696-2678
EMBROIDER iT ! ENGRAVE iT ! SCREEN iT !
or Wendy 506-642-3575
24.

KV Resident's Job Opens Door for Her to
Help People in Community
Two years ago when Natalie Thomson
saw an opportunity to work in the
Kennebcasis Valley where she lived,
she jumped at the chance. The
decision was made easier since the job
was one she knew would help people
in the community.
Natalie is the co-ordinator of The
Work Room, a career resource centre
for students and adults located at
Kennebecasis Valley High School.
The KV Work Room is one of four in
high schools in the Greater Saint John
area. The other three are located in
Simonds High School, Sussex
Regional High School and Belleisle
Regional High School.
The centres are made possible through a
partnership between the Department of Post-
Secondary Education, Training and Labour, the
Department of Education and School Districts 6
and 8. They offer internet access for job search,
resume writing and career research; access to
multimedia career planning tools; publications
and multimedia information on post-secondary
training opportunities; workshops and special
training events; networking opportunities with
local businesses, government and community
service groups; and one-on-one consultation to
help people find the answers they're looking for.
All services are free and available to anyone in
the community - not just students.
The centre sees over 3,000 people walk through
its doors for assistance each year. And in her
job, Natalie has helped many of them polish
their resumes and cover letters as well as
achieve personal and professional goals.
"I enjoy working with people and it's nice to be
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
by Trudy Kelly Forsythe
says it's also necessary to help students.
"It's so important to help students start to
think about career choices and to be able
to offer them as many options as
possible," Natalie says. "They are only
exposed to so much in life and there is a
whole world of opportunities so it's
important for them to hear about those
jobs."
And since a survey in Districts 6 and 8
has shown that students say their parents
are their number one influence in their
post secondary decisions, The Work
Room offers a one-hour parent session
under its PACE program.
Natalie Thompson, co-ordinator "When your student is in Grades 9 to 11
of The Work Room in the KV.
is the ideal time to take this," Natalie says,
explaining in a lot of cases employment and
in a helping role," Natalie says. "Seeing training opportunities are so different now and
people come from a point where they are not
parents don't have resources to help their
in a good place, confused, stressed out and children. "This is a very valuable resource to be
panicking and then to run into them a year or
able to support them if they have questions.”
two down the road and find they are in a job
they love or pursuing studies is awesome." For more information on The Work Room, visit
www.careersthatwork.ca.
Prior to working at The Work Room Natalie
was an employment counsellor with the We are looking for stories about people making
Department of Post-Secondary Education, a difference in the Kennebecasis Valley - people
frequently referring clients to The Work who donate money and work hard to keep
Room. churches and local organizations operating,
people who provide time and leadership to
"It is a phenomenal resource that we don't programs that serve youth, people who
have in other areas," Natalie says. "For those organize and contribute to fundraising
needing strategies or resources, it can get activities that support worthy causes and those
expensive travelling to the city every day so in need in our community. If you know a story
to have something in the community is about a community "Super Hero" we want to
important." hear from you. Call 832-5613 or email
info@ossekeag.ca.
While helping the general public is a vital
aspect of her job at The Work Room, Natalie
25.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
DONOVAN SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED
The community raised and funded, Mary Donovan Memorial
Art/Music Scholarship of $2,500.00 was recently presented to 2010
KVHS Grad Karina Keirstead. 212
CLE
AR ANCE SALE
SAVE
Up to 50% OFF
Quality Canadian leather sofas and loveseats
100% leather
From only $1699

L-R: Patty Donovan, Karina Keirstead and Hanna Donovan.

BLOOD DONOR CLINIC IN QUISPAMSIS

A Blood Donor Clinic will be held on Thursday,

Simply Furniture July 15th from 5:00-8:00pm at the Quispamsis

19 Waterloo Street, Saint John 657-7632
www.simplyfurniture.ca
Mon-Thurs 9AM-5PM Fri 9AM-6PM Sat 9:30AM-5PM
Lions Club, located by the Ken Val CO-OP,
Market street, Quispamsis. This clinic is being
sponsored by the Island View Lions Club. 213
ATTENTION 1956 VOC GRADUATES!
You are invited to a Boat Cruise and BBQ on the river on Friday,
July 30th! For information call Vera Donaldson at (506)738-2478.
Come to our 1956 Reunion "on board" and reminisce with former
classmates and friends! 823

PET BIRD RESCUE

Located at 95 Neck Road, Summerville, “Pet Bird Rescue” is a non-
profit rescue centre for pet birds who have been neglected or cannot
remain in their present home. An effort is made to find homes for
them, or a home will be provided until other arrangements can be
made. For those who are turning in pets - cage, toys and food must be
provided.
For more information contact 506-763-3323. 825

Our valued clients earn Laser Dollars by referring others.

Our Laser Clinic believes in saying thank you to our valued customers. When you are pleased
with the work that we have done for you and you refer a friend or family member who comes in
for a treatment, then we would like to Thank You with 10% off your next treatment. The more
Friends you refer, the more Rewards you earn.

~ Special ~
Under arms $79.00 Lip and chin $99.00
Ask about our Laser Facial Summer Special.
www.rothesaylaser.com
10 years Laser Hair Removal Experience
(506) 847-8302
26.
 Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
FAIRVALE OUTING ASSOCIATION
8 River Road, Rothesay
r t y n eed a
Crib every Wednesday at 7:30pm. For information please call Sam
Prope t or just
facelif icure!?!
Gauvin at 847-8261. Everyone welcome.
Bingo every Thursday night. Doors open at 6:00 games start at
6:55pm. 10 regular games, 4 specials and a jackpot game. Also early
and late games and building pots (Bonanza, Lucky 7, Pyramid and a man
Treasure Chest). For information please call Richard at 847-4163. Bed renovation
Canteen services available.
Hall rentals are available for various types of events/activities. The Planting
Hall is also available for special benefit functions at no charge. New Award Winning Pruning
members always welcome. For further information please contact Maintenance Work Lawn Care
Margaret at 849-0031. 402

Reminder: MEMORIAL SERVICE - TITUS HILL

65 Marr Road, Rothesay
www.urbanlandscaping.ca 849-4124
The Annual Memorial Service of Titus Hill Cemetery will be held in
the cemetery at Titusville on Sunday, July 11th at 3:00pm. If the
weather is unfavourable, the service will be held in the Central
Kings Recreation Centre, Titusville Road at 3:00pm which is about
2 km from the cemetery toward Upham. 843

Reminder: KV PLAYERS SUMMER 2010 RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

The Kennebecasis Valley Players will be performing Beauty and the
Beast from July 14th - 17th with a matinee on July 18th. Tickets are CATHERINE DEBLY - ESTIMATOR
$15 for the orchestra and $13 for the balcony and will be on sale at
Kennebecasis Valley High School, Kennebecasis Drugs, Past
506-608-9215
Perfection, L'il Shop of Science and Benjamin's Books.
This production sold out eight performances this past spring so get
DENNIS CORMIER - ESTIMATOR
your tickets early so that you're not disappointed! Stay tuned for our
production of Hairspray coming this August! 220
506-644-8992
FREE ESTIMATES
Reminder: STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN BLOOMFIELD
There will be a Strawberry Festival held at the Bloomfield Hall on
Thursday, July 8th from 4:30-6:30pm. On the menu: ham, potato OVER 25 YEARS
salad, coleslaw, tomato, eggs, cucumbers, pickles, brown bread, EXPERIENCE
rolls, strawberries and sweets. Cost for the supper is $10/adults,
$4/children ages 6-12, pre-schoolers eat for free.
Hope to see you there! 822
EVENING & WEEKEND
APPOINTMENTS AVAIL.
KV WESLEYAN - FITNESS CLASSES
Ladies Community Fitness classes summer hours are Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from 9:00-10:00am at Kings Valley
OFFICE - 506-657-8472
Wesleyan. 215 maximumpaving@nb.aibn.com
“The Pool Professionals”
since 1975 munro
SPECIALISTS IN: Residential, Commercial,
GROUP
In Ground & Above Ground Spas, Hot Tubs & Industrial Electronics
Saunas, Installations by Emmerson Technicians
COMPLETE LINE OF CHEMICALS & ACCESSORIES Lighting Design Center
*Financing Available
On Approved Credit Computer Sales and Service
VISIT OUR SHOWROOM
SIMA 847-POOL 7665 61 Marsh Street
Saint John, NB
Tel. • 506-635-1413
Fax • 506-635-0619
107 HAMPTON ROAD, ROTHESAY, NB
www.emmersonpools.com GoMunro.com
27.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
Reminder: KEITH FAMILY REUNION
The descendants of Daniel and Elizabeth (Disbrow) Keith will hold
their 71st annual Family Reunion on Saturday, August 7th at the
Havelock Memorial Hall, Havelock. Mark the date on your
calendar! Renew acquaintances with family and friends and plan to
enjoy the afternoon with a silent auction and pot-luck supper (please
bring something to contribute to the silent auction and pot-luck
supper).
Registration will be at 1:00pm. Please phone 853-7719 for further
information or email sherrillc@rogers.com for newsletter. 810

There When You Need Us.

SJ SUPPORT GROUP FOR SEXUAL ABUSE SURVIVORS
The Saint John support group for Adult Survivors of Childhood
Sexual Abuse (anonymity respected) meets on Saturdays,
10:30am-12:00noon and Tuesdays, 7:00-8:30pm at the
Community Health Centre (130 Bayard Drive, next to St. Joseph’s
Hospital). We define this abuse as a sexual encounter initiated by a
family member or extended family member that damaged the child.
Alyson Middleton Richard Arbeau Tina Hallett Bruce VanWart By ‘extended family’ we mean an aunt, uncle, in-law, step-parent,
Executive Assistant Branch Manager Sales Advisor (Bilingue) Sales Advisor
848-6062 cousin, friend of the family, teacher, coach, another child, clergy or
anyone that betrayed the child’s trust.
ANDERSON-McTAGUE For more information please call Ron McCann at 650-9985 or
INSURANCE BROKERS email braveandstrong95@yahoo.ca; or Elsie McGraw at
HOME • AUTO • BUSINESS • LIFE mcgrame@nb.sympatico.ca. 614

848-6060
3A Landing Court, Quispamsis, NB E2E 4R2
“We will HUFF ‘N PUFF and blow your house in”
Reminder: SUSSEX COMPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL
REUNION
Attention all Graduates of 1975 Sussex Composite High School. We
are holding our 35th Reunion this year on August 6th & 7th with all
activities being held at the Sussex Lions Den, 38 Willow Court. If
you have not been contacted yet please call Cindy Gregg at 433-
1275 or email cgregg@nbnet.nb.ca.
Also, if anyone has old photos from that year please email them. We
look forward to a memorable weekend shared with
classmates. 821

• Fiberglass
• Cellulose
• 2 lb. spray SINGLES & FRIENDS
foam Singles and Friends dances are now open to both singles and couples
over the age of 19. Admission is $5.00/members and $7/non-
members. Phone info line at 696-1914 or e-mail singles696-
1914@live.ca for more info or questions.
New Homes Renovations Singles and Friends has a message info line at 696-1914, as well as
We provide complete insulation services to new and existing homes 832-7337 an e-mail address singles696-1914@live.ca. We welcome your
We are a Trained Efficiency New Brunswick Contractor. www.huffnpuff.ca questions and input; as well as attendance and participation! 622

Helping Your Business

Stand Out From The Crowd
Contact Dave Bartlett
about advertising opportunities Your customers
in the Valley Viewer Magazine
at 832-5613. are reading the
Ossekeag Valley Viewer Magazine
Publishing Co. Ltd. right now!
Home of the Valley Viewer, WesTides,
Sussex Herald, & Hampton Herald

832-5613 www.ossekeag.ca info@ossekeag.ca

28.
 Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010

Musings Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc.

By Debbie Hickey
MUD STORIES
Mud is an interesting substance. Loved by
kids, cursed by mothers, gloppy (is that a
word?) mess or art material, entertainment (e.g. mud bogging) or
eater of cars . . . and maybe trucks and tractors too.
Our wood road has had a few of those mud holes and as Mike has
started traversing it with the tractor they have grown progressively
deeper. Since Mikie is rather attached to his tractors (yes, he now
has two!) he recently purchased a load of gravel which he has been
transporting out the woods road to fill in some of the more
voracious holes. We took the dog for a walk out through that way a
couple of evenings ago and he looked very sad. I eventually
realized it is because of the lack of those same mud holes. Like any
kid, Jet loves mud puddles. He may have been a crocodile (or
alligator) in a past life, because he sure enjoys flopping into the
mud with his snout stuck out. Alas, no more.
I can remember quite clearly a time when I was literally stuck in
the mud. There was a muddy spot on our long country driveway and
somehow I managed to step into it with my rubber boots on. I am
sure it must have been an accident. At any rate, turned out the hole
was deeper and soupier than I had anticipated and it sucked me in.
My brother was fortunately with me and after locating an old alder
stick for me to prop myself up with, off he went to get help. I believe
the boot may have been sacrificed, but I was not. For a short time at
least I was more cautious with mud puddles. Any that looked
suspicious got poked with a stick before stomping merrily through.
Interesting stuff, mud. And remember "He who slings mud
generally loses ground." ~ Adlai E. Stevenson. 801
Reminder: ATTENTION - SIMONDS HIGHS
GRADS ‘75
A 35th Reunion will be held on Saturday, August
14th, 7:00pm at Jake’s Steakhouse & Pub (535
Westmoreland Road). Drop in for the evening,
have a bite to eat and visit with former classmates,
friends and teachers.
Any questions - contact Elisa Andriani at
gambleg@nbnet.nb.ca, or Mary Jane Speight at
633-9513. 815
Six Munchkins - All Bottoms UP!!! 5 females and 1 male,
about 7 weeks old. They are all Tabbies, 3 pure, 2 with white
markings and one with a little orange on the top of her head.
She was obviously the runt and had a tough few days,
fortunately we found a lactating mother who accepted her
right away. Three weeks ago (at 4 weeks of age), they were
abandoned on a doorstep in a cardboard box - in the middle of
the night (and you know who you are if you read this ad.
SHAME ON YOU! to put the burden on someone else to look
after them). They were obviously still too young to be
separated from their mother. They were hungry and filthy.
However, with loving care, clean surroundings and nutritious
food they are now thriving. They love to attack your feet, so, if
you are a visitor, socks and shoes are a must.
If interested in any one or two of these adorable kittens, please
call for an appointment.
Animals for Adoption:
The adoption fee for cats in our care is $100.00, which includes:
+ Two veterinary examinations
+ Treatment for worms, ear-mites, fleas
+ Nail clip
+ Vaccinations with booster
+ Neuter/Spay
+ 30-day health guarantee
Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc. is a registered non-profit charitable organization
Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc.
P. O. Box 4816, Sussex, NB, E4E 5L1
Phone: (506) 433-1256
Email: pawssanctuary@nb.aibn.com
Website: www.petfinder.org

Church Chart
Try it!!
Children’s Program
Service Every Sunday for Grades K-5
10:00 am Come join us Tuesday through
Childrens programs available Thursday for fun filled activies
for nursery to grade 4 during based on a theme of Faith Builders.
service time. July 13 - August 19, 9am - 12pm
Only $2.00 per day!
Kennebecasis Baptist Church
383 Hampton Road , Quispamsis
Across from KVHS - 847-5822
29.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010
community classifieds
CHILD CARE
R O T H E S AY N U R S E R Y S C H O O L ' S
TEACHERS have more than 27 years experience
of providing a quality play school environment.
We have openings in our 2010-2011 programs for
children aged 3 and 4 starting in September. Call,
847-1810, or register in person. We are located at 7
Gondola Point Road in Rothesay.
MOTHER OF 2 HAS OPENING FOR FULL OR
PART TIME CHILDCARE in her home. 8 years
experience, non-smoking, child daycare
management course, large play area outdoors.
Receipts available and references. Please call
847-4591 or email twins2@sympatico.ca for
more info.
EMPLOYMENT
MOMS HELPING MOMS WORK from home.
Free website, unlimited support, computer
required. www.healthyhome4our2boys.com.
WANTED TO WORK AS FULL TIME LIVE-IN
Homemaker/caregiver for senior. Have resume
and references. Phone 433-3455 or 433-1254.
WANTED, HOMECARE WORKER FOR
DISABLED SENIOR GENTLEMAN in
Hampton, 7 hours daily, 7 days a week. Call 832-
0531.
FIREWOOD
SPRINGFIELD FIREWOOD dry, seasoned,
split firewood, delivered. Call 485-2349.
FIREWOOD FOR SALE, fresh cut. Call Ken
Northrup, 832-4326, leave message.
DRY FIREWOOD, MOSTLY MAPLE,
PROMPT delivery. 832-5416 or 651-8693.
FOR RENT
1 BEDROOM APT, ROTHESAY, $400/month,
unheated, Scott Ave. 832-3333.
LOST/FOUND
FOUND - GLUCOSE MONITORING KIT, on
Grove Ave. in Rothesay. 849-2300.
NOTICES
COUNTRY AUCTION SALE AT THE KING
HOMESTEAD, 87 Ravine Road, Midland, July
10. Viewing 8:30am, auction starts at 10:00am.
Brian McCullum auctioneer.
www.mccullumauction.ca.
REAL ESTATE
GARDEN HOME, 5 MERRITT HILL RD,
Quispamsis (end of Gondola Point Rd),
superlative waterviews, John Hart Construction,
$264,000. See propertyguys.com, ID#118248 or
call 847-1243.
SERVICES OFFERED
VILLAGE UPHOLSTERY & REFINISHING -
CRAFTMANSHIP. RV's, boat covers, recovering
& restyling repairs. HD foam, T-Trailers, caning,
seagrass, canvas. 832-7870.
HENDERSON OVERHEAD DOORS - Laforge.
Sales and services of overhead doors, operators
and weather stripping of all models. Phone 485-
2151.
30.
BUYING JUNK CARS, trucks, travel trailer,
motor homes, farm machinery. I pay you cash.
Call 721-4255. ENGAGED? WEDDINGS AND
RENEWALS. When, where, and how you wish.
BUSINESS
Booking now for 2010 and 2011. Call Janet. 847-
9833.
BRIAN'S MAINTENANCE & HOME REPAIR -
Carpentry, kitchens, bath, painting, ceramic tile,
electrical etc. Over 20 years experience. Free
WHO’S WHO
estimates. Call Brian 839-2296.
FREE PICK UP of junk cars, trucks, tractors and
farm equipment. Small fee for appliances and
small scrap. 763-2933 or 333-9067.
COUNTRY HAIRSTYLING 234 Hammond
River Rd., Quispamsis. Great prices, great hours.
Look forward to seeing you. Sandra Smith 849-
2118.
GETTING MARRIED (BOOK EARLY). Civil
weddings performed when and where you
choose. Telephone 847-2079.
HERITAGE UPHOLSTERY, Residential,
commercial, recreational, restyling and
customization. Trust your furniture to the
professionals. The most training and experience
in the Kennebecasis. Serving you for 30 years.
Offering project classes. 849-8008.
L AW N I N S TA L L AT I O N S , S O D &
HYDROSEED, hedge & tree pruning, tree
removal. Residential & commercial. Call Mike 4 Runs - $80.00
636-1244.
PROFESSIONAL GEL NAILS, full set $50.00,
fills $35.00. KV area. 640-0345.
Call us @ 832-5613
GUITAR REPAIR FOR A REASONABLE APPLIANCE SERVICES
PRICE. If your acoustic or electric guitar isn't
sounding like it should, check out
www.gwguitarrepair.com.
GARNET’S APPLIANCE SERVICES
Sales of Reconditioned Appliances &
DAVE'S LIGHT TRUCKING & CLEANING Disposal of Old Appliances
FOR PROMPT, RELIABLE, IN-HOME MAJOR APPLIANCE SERVICE
SERVICE, junk, garbage, construction,
demolition, brush, decks, small moving jobs. 7 Call: 832-5404
days a week. Also picking up unwanted vehicles.
832-3982. AQUASCAPING
HANDYMAN - GENERAL CARPENTRY and
home repair - no jobs too small, including home Stream Landscaping & Contracting
maintenance for seniors. Call 432-4904. If no Aquascaping Septic Installations
Landscaping Clearing/Mulching
answer please leave message with phone number Hardscaping Drainage
or call 434-3830 cell. Retaining Walls Foundation Repair
Concrete Patios, Walkways and Driveways
RITE WAY CLEANERS is looking for more For Competitive Rates/Free Estimates Phone Eirik 651-4321
clients in the Hampton and surrounding areas.
Services offered: general house cleaning, BUS TOURS
decluttering, organizing etc., also accepting
BURGESS TOURS
commercial clients. Free estimates. 832-3894.
PEI- Anne of Green Gables Musical Production July 31 Day Trip
CLEAN UP SERVICES, yard, basements, Aug 5 - 8 Bangor, Augusta & Bar Harbour
JUNK, will haul away anything. Prices very Oct 2 - 6 Boston Cape Cod & Martha’s Vineyard
Nov 30 - Dec 5 NYC Christmas Tree Lighting
reasonable. Kevin 847-4304 or cell 721-8204.
(506) 386-3180
SCRAP METAL DROP OFF SITE. Drop off all Visit our website for 2010 tours. www.burgesstours4u.ca
household appliances, bbq's, scrap metal, car
parts, wheels, tires, old car batteries at 187 French CARPENTRY
Village Road. Also pick up of junk cars and trucks DOUBLE DECKERS
for free! Open 7 days a week from daylight to dark
for your convenience. Call 847-3569. DECKS ARE OUR SPECIALTY
Wood Top Quality Work
WANTED Composite Reasonable Rates
Glass Railings References Available
WANTED HOUSES TO CLEAN. Reasonable
rates. References available. Call Tammy @ 333- Don Fennell 849-3116 Cell 663-1883
4855.
LOOKING FOR THROW AWAY CARPET to be
used in gardening. Will pick up, 832-7827.
 Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010

BUSINESS WHO’S WHO

CARPENTRY PLUS GLUTEN-FREE PLUMBING & HEATING
Jake of All Trades THE GLUTEN-FREE MENU
Home Made Gluten-Free Baked Goods!
GODDARD’S PLUMBING & HEATING
Roofing Renovation Sales/Repairs/Services/Pumps
Fresh & Delicious We Deliver New & Renovations
Vinyl Siding Decks NEW DISTRIBUTERS AVAILABLE Certified in-floor Radiant Heating
New Construction Blown in Urban Deli – 68 King St. Back Flow Prevention Tester
On the Vine – Both Locations 506-432-5199
insulation
485-1119 434-4171 433-2651 / 434-4076 Bob 433-0583 Dion 434-2622

CHIMNEYS & WOODSTOVES HANDYMAN RAILINGS

For your Detail Work to Minor Repairs...
Send your To-Do list to... Craftsmanship In Iron
Inspection, Cleanings & Repairs PERCY the Handyman Joe Richard
Roofing and Carpentry Services
Over 30+ Years Experience 645-1520 658-0996
My Reputation is your safe guard densmper@nb.sympatico.ca Custom Wrought Iron Railings,
See my ad on Kijiji: Search for Percy
849-0106 Gates, Fencing, etc.

CONSTRUCTION HEATING SPECIALIST RENOVATIONS

Shea’s Construction COOKE’S HEATING SERVICE
Division of Cooke Fuels darren f RENOS
We are WETT (Wood Energy Technology Training)
New Home Construction ! Renovations ! Garages
Certified! Trim • Kitchens • Paint • Flooring
Fire Place Mantels ! Drywall ! Trim & Finish Work Furnace repair/cleaning, sales/installation of oil & wood furnaces Decks • Railings • B Barns • Sheds
Laminate Flooring ! Ceramic Tile & stoves, tanks (steel & fiberglas), chimneys & liners, duct
cleaning now available darrenf@nb.sympatico.ca
Decks ! Bamboo Flooring Sales & Installations Free Estimates. Financing Available 647-5905 Free Estimates
Ph: 640-1128 Fax: 832-0534 832-1124 ANYTHING WOOD/ANYTHING GOES

COUNSELLING HOME & PROPERTY MAINTENANCE ROOFING

CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS Maritime Eavestroughing & Roofing
Stress, Anxiety, Anger
(
Baby Barns (
Retaining Walls Quality Work
Self Esteem, Relationships
(
Mulching (
Decks & Fences Free Estimates
Social Skills, Loss/Separation
(
Lawn Installation (
Odd Jobs & Debris Removal Home Improvements
Consultation
For an appointment call Sherilyn Cheeks 333-4803 Mark Hatfield - 847-3202 JOHN ROBERTS 832-7270

DRIVEWAY SEALING PAINTING & REPAIR TREES

YARD PROS INC. TOTAL REPAINT & HOME REPAIR TREE CARE
Protect Your Driveway from harmful UV Rays and cracks Interior, Exterior, Minor Crackfill
~Hot Pour Crack Filling H.L Patton & Son Ltd.
~We Don't Dilute Our Product Reasonable rates. * Removal *Pruning *Repair, etc.
Guaranteed Call DAN MARSH For all your tree care needs.
Call for a free quote today! Jason: 645-8252 HOME: 849-8716 CELL: 650-4885 Dwayne Patton BSc. Forestry • 849-1499

EXCAVATING PET CONTAINMENT WATER ANALYSIS

Compact Excavating ROVER PET CONTROL POTABLE SOLUTIONS
Ditching Drain Tile Fully Pet Safe Containment Systems
Culverts Landscaping Sales, Installation & Training
What’s in your water?
Tree & Stump Removal Insured Located in the Kennebecasis Valley
Call Mike Anderson 832-2317
Easy Access to backyards Lifetime Warranty Cell: 636-1243
with minimal property damage Money Back Guarantee Email: contact@potablesolutions.ca
Jeff Doherty 650-0186 763-2741 www.roverpetcontrol.com www.potablesolutions.ca

GARAGE DOORS PET FENCING YARD CARE

HILL MANUFACTURING
We sell and install Garaga, Commercial
and Residential doors & openers.
D & H INGROUND DOG FENCING
Sales, installation and training provided.
YARD PROS INC.
Complete Yard Care
GARAGA DEALER Lowest price & Satisfaction Guaranteed Professional, Reliable Service
Call for your free, no obligation quote
We Sell the Best and Service The Rest!
485-1994 or 1-866-606-6158 Call Don @ 647-5527 645-8252 www.YardProsInc.com

NEXT ISSUE: JULY 20 ~ DEADLINE: JULY 13

31.
Valley Viewer - July 06, 2010

Urban Landscaping is excited to announce our

OF

Corral
LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES
Come and see our new and exciting stone product
lines for walkways, patios and retaining walls by...

Plus a large selection of bark mulch, natural flagstone

and many other landscaping products!
SPECIAL 1 DAY PRICING!
10% OFF IN-STOCK ITEMS
UP TO 50% OFF CLEARANCE ITEMS
When: Saturday, July 10 9:00AM - 3:00PM
Where: Urban Landscaping
FREE BBQ 11:00AM - 2:00PM
65 Marr Road, Rothesay
www.urbanlandscaping.ca 849-4124