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Saturday 9am-4pm
Sundays/Holidays-Closed
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MASSAGE THERAPIST FOR A Ravings By Mike Hickey
PART TIME POSITION "CELEBRITY"
Ossekeag Publishing has a famous celebrity!!! No ... not Mikie
Must be a graduate with a 2200 hour and certainly not the missus!! Yes ... the Corporate Jet has
Massage Therapy diploma from become famous. Last week we were having a management
meeting and of course Jet was in attendance as head of
An accredited college. security. Like Mikie the Jet finds meetings kind of boring so
he was having a little snooze under the table until it was time
Please send resume to 372 Main St, Sussex, NB E4E 1S2
for his report. All of a sudden there was a knock on the door
and our receptionist Shelley reported that there were two
young girls downstairs who had requested to meet the famous
Jet. He just instantly perked up and away he went with Shelley
Happy 65th Birthday to meet his newest fans. I unfortunately had to remain in the
meeting as there were no fans waiting to see me, but Shelley
Betty Land! later reported that the Jet and the kids had a great time and
everyone was well behaved. Of course when I saw him
Open house Nov 20 afterwards, he seemed to have a little more swagger to him
2-4pm at her home, and I swear that his big head seemed even bigger ... but, then
again I might have been feeling a little jealous.
17 Marshall Hill, Sussex. So now of course the Big Fat Head is looking for a pay
increase. One of our managers has been giving him one large
Come help us celebrate! dog biscuit (or two small) just for showing up at the office and
then an additional biscuit for each meeting that he attends.
Needless to say the big lug just loves going to work and is the
only one in the office that I know who gets excited over
meetings. But ... now he is barking out that it's two large
biscuits pay just to put in an appearance anywhere and he
Maritime Greyhound Adoption Program wants even more for a celebrity appearance. My counter offer
is that I am going to starve him until his fat head shrinks!!!
Another way in which The Jet is acting uppity is when he is

Are you a lying in front of a nice warm wood fire. Any time until
recently, if I moved to go outside he would be right there in a
flash ready to follow me. But now, when a fire is blazing, he is
forever far more likely to glance my way as I head out the door with a
look that says "Oh ... it's just you!!" and continue to lie there

home? soaking up the heat.

So what can you do when "Man's Best Friend" becomes your
"Fair Weather Friend"??? Well you look around at your options
... the Missus ... three cats ... and start loading up your
www.greyhoundadoption.ca pockets with doggie treats ... because he's a celebrity and the
(506) 384-0000 best option around!! 800

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A MEMOIR
By Taylor Carmichael
Grade 7 Student - Sussex Middle School
I could just hear the waves splashing up against the shore, as
my great-grand father and I drove up the road to the Bay of
Chaleur. When we first got out of the car, I could feel the wind
in my hair and the silky sand by my toes. I had a feeling that I
was going to have an awesome day at the beach with my papa.
The first thing I did was run straight towards the water. As I
stood there, I watched all the speeding boats pass by. I could
smell the salty water in the air.
After a while, I decided that I was going to go and find some
special sea shells and rocks. I walked for an hour along the
beach searching through the sand and feeling the texture on
my feet. It was great but I was starting to get way too hot. It
was the middle of the afternoon and the bright sun was
beating down at the beach. My papa gave me an idea to go for
a swim.
I slowly walked towards the water, I dipped my foot in, it was
so refreshing but really cold. It felt good though. I started to
walk deeper and deeper into the water, until it was all the way
up to my waist and started to smell like salt. By then I was
freezing and I didn't want to go under any further, but I
decided I would.
I plugged my nose and dunked under. It was freezing, but I
knew I was going to do that again in the future. I swam around
for a while until it was close to supper time, so my papa said
we should get going. He passed me a towel, I stood there
drying off and then I jumped into the car with my rocks and
sea shells that I found and the baby starfish from when I was
swimming. It was as tiny as a potato chip.
I was really happy that I got to spend the day at the beach
with my papa, because even though he was ninety one years
old he would still go to the beach for the day with his great-
grand children. I love visiting Belledune at the Bay of Chaleur
as it brings back memories of days in the past. 337
CANAAN RIVER SENIORS
The Canaan River Seniors meet on the 1st Monday of each
month at 12:00noon at the community hall for a pot luck
lunch. The 3rd Monday of the month is ‘activities afternoon’ -
with cards, darts and board games at the hall from 1:00-
4:00pm.
All seniors welcome. 312
ANGELS REMEMBERED CAMPAIGN
Hospice Sussex is gearing up for its annual Angels
Remembered fundraising campaign to be held during the
Christmas season. The campaign will run from Friday,
November 19th until Saturday, December 18th at the Gateway
Mall. This campaign gives people an opportunity to place an
angel on the Hospice Christmas tree in memory of their loved
ones. It is a great way to remember our loved ones at this
special time of year and at the same time give support to
programs and services for people and families touched by
end-of-life issues.
Hospice Sussex volunteers provide emotional, social,
practical, spiritual, and grief support, as well as information
and education to people and families in Sussex and the
surrounding area who wish to have this type of support at a
difficult time in their lives. 338
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Whether you receive a windfall from an inheritance or the sale of assets, your needs
will dictate the most advantageous use of the money. Here are some considerations:
! Should you pay down debt or invest? I can help you analyze the advantages/
disadvantages of each approach based on indicators such as after-tax rates of
return on investments as compared to the cost of debt.
! What is the ultimate goal for your money? If you have short-term plans for the
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For answers to your questions about how to invest an inheritance, pensions
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 THE SALISBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY
3215 Main Street, Salisbury, 372-3240

Whats o n y o u r Story times are held on Fridays at 10:00am.

The Booklovers Reading Club is held the second Wednesday
of the month at 7:00pm.
Hackmatack Children’s Book Club is held the last Tuesday

wish list
of the month at 3:00pm. This Book Club is for children in
grades 4 to 6. Older and younger children are welcome to
participate. The participants read from a selection of
Canadian books and vote for their favorite book.

e a r ?
Teen Book Club is held the last Tuesday of the month at

t h i s y 4:00pm. Bring the book you are reading and talk about what
you liked and did not like.
Library hours: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10:00am
to 12:00noon & 1:00-5:00pm; and Wednesday 1:00-5:00pm &
6:00-8:00pm
For further information please contact the library. 317

PETITCODIAC LEGION BRANCH #41

18 Kay St, Petitcodiac - 756-3383
Mondays - 6:00pm, 639 F.P. MacLaren Squadron Air Cadets
meet. New members always welcome; 7:30pm, Crib.
Living Room Sets Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays - Walking Club at 9:00am.
Wednesdays - Legion Meals are served at 12:00 noon and include a
dessert and tea/coffee for $6.00. On the Menu: November 17th -
Pork Chops; November 24th - Cod Fish..
Friday, November 29th - 7:30pm, Texas Hold’em.
Thursday, November 25th - Jam Session & Pot Luck Supper. 316

Recliners ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION #76

1935 Rte 121, Norton NB
Mondays - 45's at 8:00pm.
Tuesdays - Double crib at 8:00pm.
Wednesdays - House League Darts, for more information
contact Heather Benjamin at 433-6428.
Thursdays - Correction: Dabber Bingo, Jackpot $1,000 in
50#’s or less & building. Jackpot starts at $350 in 51#’s
and/or consolation prize $100. Doors open at 6:00pm,
Appliances Bonanza game starts at 6:30pm sharp. Bonanza - a building
jackpot in 52#’s and/or consolation prize $100. We also have
wild #’s in some of regular bingo games. Come & support
your charity event. Starts 7:00pm sharp.

BUCHANAN’S
Saturdays - Single crib @ 8:00pm.
Are you a veteran who does not receive a pension or health
care benefits? It does not matter how long you served. For
more information contact Gordon McKenzie, Service Officer
SALES RCL #76 at 432-0779.
& SERVICE To rent the Legion Hall please contact Marg Lewell at 839-
2212 or Gordon at 432-0779 or 485-8849. 502
Furniture & Appliances
n e d andy KIDS PROGRAM IN MILLSTREAM
165 ST. GEORGE STREET, Ow ated b A weekly free children's program offered by the Head of
SUSSEX 433-2453 Operrt & Evan Millstream Wesleyan Church for ages 3-12 is held on Tuesday

OPEN MON-WED 9-5; Robe evenings from 6:30-7:30pm.

For more information contact Rachel McGuire at 433-1761
THURS 9-8; SAT 9-NOON o r b r o w s e o u r w e b s i t e a t
http://hislight.ca/millstreamwesleyan.html. 515

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P.A.C.K. NEWS
All PACK programs are free. For more
information about us please call 432-
2610 or visit our website at
Paws and Whiskers
Sanctuary Inc.
www.packsussex.org.
Baby Signs - Parents and infants learn
sign language together and it's also an
excellent way in promoting secure
attachment, language development
and literary. Baby Signs does not hinder their speech. Our
next six week course is November 16th, 23rd & 30th from
10:30-11:30am at the PACK office. Please call to register for
this free program!
Music 'N' Me - Is a much loved music program where parent
and child both get to sing, dance, play a variety of
instruments, learn rhymes, hear stories and enjoy a small
snack. Every Wednesday from 10:30-11:30am at the Norton
Village office/Fire Hall (no school = no music).
Kindergarten Readiness FUNSHOPS - These Free FUNSHOPS are
supported by School District 6 and are only for those children
entering kindergarten in the Fall of 2011. Space is very
limited (20 max) and fills up extremely fast. Come out for
FUN hands on learning activities involving Art, Science,
Literacy and Music. Our first FUNSHOP (Music) is set for
Saturday, November 20th from 10:00-11:30am. Registration
is a must! Literacy, Art and Science will be offered in the new
year.
Secrets of Discipline - We will be offering this "funshop" again in
the near future, so pre-register now, as registration is a
must!!! 506

Cats are ready

Reminder: LEAH MACGOWAN MEMORIAL for new homes
CURL We have kittens and cats in desperate need of permanent homes.
The Leah MacGowan Memorial Curl will be held on They range in age from young kittens to young adults.
Saturday, November 20th at the Hampton Curling Club. Our waiting list for kittens and adults coming into the
There is no registration fee but each curler must obtain Sanctuary is long. Until those at the Sanctuary are adopted
pledges. Online fundraising is also available. Lunch is Out we cannot take in more.
provided free of charge; there are prizes and a whole lot of If interested in finding out about these lovely felines, please call
fun. No experience is necessary for this event. You may
register a team or you can register as an individual, we will Animals for Adoption:
place you on a team. You can also become a "ghost"
fundraiser, where you obtain pledges in the name of another
The adoption fee for cats in our care is
curler. $100.00, which includes:
For more information, to register, to obtain a pledge sheet + Two veterinary examinations
or to make a donation please contact Tanya Henderson at + Treatment for worms, ear-mites, fleas
832-3236 or mhender@nbnet.nb.ca. 840
+ Nail clip
+ Vaccinations with booster
Time to start +
+ Neuter/Spay
30-day health guarantee
the winter prep Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc.
is a registered non-profit
Firewood, snowmobiles, skis, winter tires/rims. charitable organization

Advertise in the Community Classifieds! Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc.

P. O. Box 4816, Sussex, NB, E4E 5L1
Sussex Herald Phone: (506) 433-1256
Email: pawssanctuary@nb.aibn.com
Your Community Connection Website: www.petfinder.org
Call Us Today 832-5613 or 1-888-289-2555

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 RELAPSE PREVENTION SUPPORT GROUP
Meetings (chaired by Ken) will be held every Tuesday,
1:30pm at the Community Health Centre on Bayard Drive
next to St. Joseph’s Hospital. We are looking for your support
Christmas to get this rolling again!
For more information please call: Ken Warner at 672-8002.
815

OPEN HOUSE
for PARKINSON SUPPORT GROUPS IN NB
Bruce Northrup MLA Parkinson Society Maritime Region now has seven
chapters/support groups in New Brunswick. "You are not
at alone".
Sussex Senior Centre - Jubilee Hall To find the one nearest you call 1-800-663-2468. 833

Sunday
PETITCODIAC SENIORS
November 28 Petitcodiac Seniors 50+ members of NBSF (New Brunswick
from 12pm-2pm Seniors Federation) meet on the 1st Monday of each month at
2:00pm (except August) in the Kiwanis Building. Come Join
Lunch Provided us even if you don’t feel like a senior. 303

SUSSEX LIONS’ BINGO

The Sussex Lions' Club (Lion’s Den, 58
Willow Court) holds bingo every Tuesday
night, doors open @ 5:30, games begin to
7:00pm. Jackpot prize $1,000 and canteen
available. For more info 433-5453.
Proceeds from weekly bingo games help
support community based projects. 308
Pre-Christmas Bash at
Harrison’s Hat Box CRISIS LINES AVAILABLE
Tuesday to Saturday 10am-5pm
Crisis lines are available to victims of crime and the general
* Sleighs & Wagons * Chamber Sets public: SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS LINE (call collect) 1-506-
* Telephones * Books 454-0437 - an answering service will take your call and a crisis
* Records & Players * Mantles Up to counselor will call you back; CHIMO - Inuit word for
* Doors & Windows
* Royal Doultons
* Furs
* Organs
50% off! friendship open 24/7 everyday and holidays - listening and
resources for all types of life problems - 1-800-667-5005;
* Silver & China * Crystal
* ETC, ETC, ETC...
MOBILE MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS LINE - 1-888-811-3664.
* Sewing Machines YOU WILL BE AMAZED!
The Saint John Regional Hospital has a Sexual Assault Crisis
* Kitchen Cupboards & Nurse on call 24/7. 824
* Jewellery yes - we do have hats!
* Clothes & Purses
* Rugs
* Chairs/Tables ADULT LEARNING PROGRAM
* Sofas Did you finish school? Do you want to? The Sussex Adult
Learning Program offers free academic upgrading and GED
* Lace/Trims/Ribbons preparation for adults. Small classes are available, mornings
* Shelley’s Rosebud & Blue Rock or afternoons, Monday to Friday, at the Sussex Lions Den.
* Tin Houses For more information call 433-6109. 510
* Barristers Bookcases
* Sinks/Stoves
* Sofas
* Desks
* Mannequin Here for you
* Christmas House Collection Rob Moore, MP
48 Church Ave, Sussex 432-6909 Fundy Royal
“If the flags are out, we’re in.”
Toll Free: 1-866-433-4677
Closing Dec 16 ‘till Spring www.robmooremp.com
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FALL YOGA WORKSHOPS IN HAMPTON “We will HUFF ‘N PUFF and blow your house in”
A variety of yoga workshops are being offered this fall at
Lifestyles Health and Fitness Studio in Hampton and will
be led by Yoga teacher training students. The workshops
will run for four Friday evenings from 6:00-8:30pm and
three Saturday mornings from 8:30-11:00am.
Workshop themes:'Elegant at Any Age Yoga' with Pauline • Fiberglass
Ferguson (November 26 ). th • Cellulose
• 2 lb. spray
In addition to increasing the participants' knowledge
foam
about yoga and all that it can do for a person, the events
are fundraisers - all profit will be donated to the Hampton
High Scholarship and Bursary Foundation.
Space is limited and pre-registration is required. The New Homes Renovations
cost is $20/person, per workshop. To pre- register or for We provide complete insulation services to new and existing homes 832-7337
m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n , g o t o We are a Trained Efficiency New Brunswick Contractor. www.huffnpuff.ca
www.yogaworkshopinfo.wordpress.com or call Jayne
Wilbur at (506)832-4141. Names can be left at Lifestyles BREAKFAST IN BARNESVILLE
Health and Fitness Studio, 14 Centennial Road, Hampton The Barnesville Presbyterian Church (1257 Rte 820
(506)832-4848. 816 Barnesville) is holding a breakfast the 3rd Saturday of each
month from 8:00-11:30am with a choice of two complete
breakfasts. $5/adult, $3/child, pre-schoolers eat for free.
Everyone welcome. 508
KENNEBECASIS NATURALIST SOCIETY
The monthly meeting of the KNS will be held on Monday,
November 22nd 7:30pm, upstairs in the St. Paul's United PETITCODIAC KIWANIS CLUB
Church at 4 Morrison Drive Sussex. Our guest speaker will The Kiwanis Club of Petitcodiac meets every other Tuesday,
be Ken Foster who is a health inspector. Ken will tell us 6:30pm at the Kiwanis Community Centre. Join the fun and
about bedbugs, ticks and other little critters that live our mission of serving the children of the world. Visitors
on/with us. always welcome.
For more information about the KNS checkout our Website For more information call John 756-2011 or Dan 756-1084.
at www.naturesussex.ca. Everyone is welcome. 519 319

Petitcodiac River - Source: www.villageofpetitcodiac.com

For more info contact:

Gwen Zwicker, Acting Director,
Rural and Small Town Programme,
Mount Allison University

Phone: (506) 364-2391

Email: gzwicker@mta.ca

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 Country Road
Physiotherapy
Patti Crawford-Baxter
Bsc. Kin, BHSc. PT, CAFCI
Physiotherapist/Owner
Certification in acupuncture with many courses in myofascial
release, cranialsacral therapy, pediatrics, exercise/fitness
activities and musculoskeletal injuries.
Phone 432-5013 to make an appointment
Evening Appointments Available
Located at 1340 Route 890 Newtown
15 minutes from Sussex and Petitcodiac
Young Entrepreneurs making their
mark in your community
www.legacylanefibermill.ca
Name: Co-Owned by Amy Carpenter Tonning and Alyson Scott
Business Name: Legacy lane Fiber Mill
Location: 38 Scott Road, Markhamville, New Brunswick
A bit of history:
When Alyson Scott won first prize at the NB Innovation
Foundations 2005 Student Entrepreneurship Award ceremony
for her business model of a fiber mill, she knew she had an idea
worth pursuing. She combined her knowledge of fine craft
textiles with her sister’s business knowledge and in 2006 the
sisters launched “Legacy Lane Fiber Mill.” The business is a
unique one where you will find anything from alpaca, llama,
bison, cashmere, dog, angora and mohair being manufactured
into luxury yarns for use in the textile industry. As well, Legacy
Lane wholesales/retails its own brand of unique exotic yarns
and luxury alpaca insoles. After more than four years in
business, Legacy Lane now employs five people from the local
community and things are going so well that they are currently
looking to relocate to a larger space. They plan on developing a
store front as well as offering seminars, workshops and classes
once they find the right location.
What advice would Amy offer to new entrepreneurs?
“Try to maintain balance with personal and business. It is very
easy to get over stressed in the first few years. Nothing ever
works out the way you think it is going to so be prepared to adjust
your plans for you business.”
To contact Legacy Lane Fiber Mill, call 506-433-5604 or visit
http://www.legacylanefibermill.ca/index.html
If you are a young entrepreneur who wishes to be
profiled in next months issue please contact Karl Augustin
at karl.augustin@cbdc.ca.
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SUSSEX REGIONAL LIBRARY NEWS
46 Magnolia Avenue, 432-4585 sussexpl@gnb.ca;
www.gnb.ca/publiclibraries
Hours: Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 10:00am-5:00pm,
Wednesday 12:00noon-8:00pm, Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm,
Sunday & Monday - closed.
SRL is delighted to host two author visits this month! Award-
winning freelance journalist Christopher A. Walsh will be
here on Wednesday, November 17th at 7:00pm. The
Inspirational Book Club welcomes Johanna Bertin to their
November meeting on Saturday, November 20th at 10:30am.
Everyone is invited to both of these events.
Preschool Programming:
Introduce your baby to the life-long pleasure of books and
stimulate language development at Babies in the Library! You
and your little one (up to 18 months) will enjoy exercises,
tickles, rhymes, bounces, music and board books. B.I.L. runs
every Friday from 10:30-11:00am. At Toddler Tales children
(18mos-3yrs) and caregivers enjoy a theme-based story,
fingerplays, circle songs and playtime. Toddler Tales is the
next step after Babies in the Library and helps prepare your
child for Storytime and runs every Thursday from 10:30-
11:00. Storytime is 30 minutes of stories, action songs,
fingerplays and fun designed to stimulate children's
imaginations and help teach listening, language and social
skills, all of which contribute to school readiness. Bring your
3-5 year old to Storytime every Thursday from 10:30-
11:00am.
The Adult Book Club will meet on Wednesday, November
17th at 6:30pm to discuss A Reliable Wife by Robert Goolrick;
and the Inspirational Book Club will meet on Saturday,
November 20th at 10:30am to discuss Don Messer: The Man
Behind the Music. Copies of these books are available at the
front desk. New members are always welcome!
Saturday, December 4th - our Annual Family Christmas Party
will take place on from 3:00-4:30pm. We’ll have fun reading
Christmas stories, making crafts, playing games, decorating
our Christmas tree and we’ll end our party with pizza and
cookies. Everyone welcome! For more information please call
432-4585. 504
SUSSEX CROKINOLE CLUB
The Sussex Crokinole Club has resumed the fall/winter
season at the Masonic Hall (482 Main Street, Sussex). Come
join us for an afternoon of fun on Wednesdays starting at
2:00pm. For further information phone Don at 433-4360.
509
Overnight boarding for cats and dogs
Newly Constructed Facility.
Indoor and outdoor dog runs. Large fenced outside exercise run.
Individual leashed walking.
SPCA kennel License # 0043
211 Lakefield Road, Cassidy Lake
506 433-6974
boardingkennel@xplornet.ca
www.CassidyLakeBoardingKennel.com
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NOT-FOR-PROFIT FUNDING APPLICATIONS
United Way is now accepting applications
from Not for Profit Community Agencies for
Program Funding. Deadline for submissions
- November 30th. Applications are found on
t h e U n i t e d Wa y w e b s i t e u n d e r
Community/Program Funding tab or
contact the office at 658-1212. 808

BENEFIT FOR DAN RICHARD

There will be a Benefit for Dan Richard at the St. Francis
Xavier Hall in Sussex on Saturday, November 20th at 6:30pm.
The evening will include a silent auction, raffle table, 50/50
and entertainment.
Proceeds from this benefit will go towards the purchase of an
Insulin Pump for Dan. 323
Elfrida Weston, Inspection Reward Winner, August 2010, pictured
with Fundy Mutual Agent Sheryl Moore.
Fundy Mutual holds a quarterly $500 draw for their policy holders
who have completed their safety recommendations as a result of the
Safety Inspection.
Neighbours helping neighbours since 1940.

CARD PARTY AT PENOBSQUIS

Regular Monday night Card Parties are held at the
Home, Auto, Business, Apartment, Farm
Penobsquis WI Hall (132 Loop Road) at 7:30pm. All are
Fundy Agents: BRIAN SUTHERLAND
RICHARD CRAWFORD
DOUG KELLY
Sussex & Area
PETICODIAC SJA NEWS Insurance Company 1022 Main St., Sussex
Our Division Congratulates the following Tel: 432-1535
members who received volunteer hour www.fundymutual.com Toll Free: 800-222-9550
awards at our Community Awards Night
held on November 3rd.
Auxuillary Members: Wendy Fillmore,
100 hours; Mary Miller, 300 hours; Julia
Steeves, 400 hours; Sue MacLeod, 500
hours; Wendy Middleton, 4000 hours.
Adult Members: Melissa Berry 1500 hours; Stuart Saunders,
8500 hours; William Steeves, 8500 hours; Line Belanger,

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Jacob - Number 2; Shawn Greer, Number 15 and 16;
Stephanie Milbury - Proficiency Badge and Number 2; Megan
Rogers - Number 8; Nicole Solomon - Proficiency Badge;
Daniel St. Louis - Proficiency Badge and Number 2; Sebastian There is just 2 more Sussex Heralds
Wilz - Number 2 and 3; Erika Truly - Number 11. 332 before Christmas!

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 HAMPTON PONY CLUB REGIONAL
MASSAGE WINNERS
Congratulations to Justin Smith, Katie Jardine and Jennie
MATTERS Registered Massage Therapists
Ogden of the Hampton Pony Club on your 1st place finish at
the Regional Qualifiers!
Each of these 3 riders have earned a spot on the NB/PEI
Cara Seeley team for 2011. They join a team of 4 riders who will get a
Jane McConchie-Payne chance to show off their skills and knowledge at the
(receptionist)
National Dressage Competition next year.
Lyndi Leask The National Dressage Competition is held annually
Melissa Smith
Erin Dunlop based on qualifying competitors from the prior year. The
National Dressage competition in 2011 is being held in the
433-4033 Ottawa Valley area in Ottawa, Ontario. The event is
368 Main St, Sussex
Evening Appointments & Gift Certificates Available comprised of 2 technical tests, 1 mystery test, 1 written
test and a turnout score. The competitors will ride 2
different horses for each of the technical tests and will use
one of them for their mystery test. The competitors who
NOTICE OF TENDER qualify for this competition are determined by each region
RINK ATTENDANT naming a champion at a Regional Dressage competition.
The NB/PEI Region held ours on October 17th in Salisbury
, NB.
The Hampton Pony Club has a few fundraising events
Hammond-Jeffries Recreation Council is now accepting coming up to help send our riders to Ottawa . We are
applications for Rink Attendant, for the winter 2010-2011 on a hosting an Evening at the Phoenix Dinner Theatre on
contract basis. Commencement date will be in mid December or November 19th. The theatre is presenting their Christmas
earlier (weather permitting) with a minimum term of eight (8) show “Bells will be Ringing”. Everyone is welcome to join
us. Tickets are available by contacting Tammy at 839-
weeks.
2615.
Congratulations to all our riders and grooms who helped
Applications (including resume and references) for this tender make this competition a great one! 838
will be accepted until NOVEMBER 30, 2010 at Local
Government, 2-410 William Bell Dr., Hampton NB, E5N 2C2.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

For more information contact: Brian Lamb

Local Services Manager
TEL: (506) 832-6000

L-R: Justin Smith, Jennifer Hanson (coach), Katie

Jardine, Jen Ogden

Gagetown’s 14th annual

The Village of Gagetown"s
Christmas in the Village
Saturday November 27th 28th
28th ~ Sunday November 29th
10 am - 5pm
Two days of unique shopping opportunities.
opportunities
Products madeandby localactivities.
festive artists and artisans.
Take this opportunity to visit many studios, shops,
shops
homes,Restaurants
homes, restaurants and Bed
bed && breakfasts.
Breakfasts.
True
True Holiday
Holiday Spirit
Spirit is
is Alive!
Alive!
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SJ CHORALE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS GALA
Maestro Spencer Belyea is once again on top form to produce
yet another fantastic Christmas Gala on Saturday, December
4th. This year's "feast" with the Saint John Chorale will include
the wonderful talents of Clarinetist Nick Godsoe, also the
rich sound of the 3rd Field Artillery Regiment Band, directed
by Capt Michael Molloy.
The beautiful sounds of young voices will also delight us
from the Loch Lomond Senior School Choir, a Trio from Saint
John High School and Spencer Belyea will direct the KV High
School Bluetones Jazz Choir. To top off the evening, the
Symphony Chorus will perform Handel's Hallelujah Chorus
from Messiah and lead an audience sing-a-long. CBC's own
Steven Webb will be the MC for this great Christmas
extravaganza.
Curtain time is 7:30pm on December 4th at the Imperial
Theatre. Call 674-4100 for tickets. See you at the show! 829
SUSSEX CHRISTMAS CONCERT
The Sussex Choral Society will hold its annual Christmas
Concert on Sunday, December 12th 8:00pm, at St. Francis
Xavier Church in Sussex. The award-winning choral society
heralds the Christmas season! Don't miss this dynamic
concert, with guest appearances by the youth group
Contrast, and the Sussex Corner Elementary School Honour
Choir. Under the expert baton of David Mitchell, with
brilliant accompanist Karen Gallagher, this is an evening not
to be missed.
Tickets are $12, available from Winterwood, Connie's
Collectables, and at the door. 826
Directions to THE KNOLL
Exit 192 Right onto RTE 121 toward Sussex. Right onto Main Street.
Keep right onto Broad Street. Over the Train tracks. Right onto Magnolia Ave,
Right onto Malone Street, Straight onto Malone Way.
Amenities in Sussex:
45 minutes to either Moncton or Saint John
Real Community Living
Hospital and Health Center
Soon to be built Fundy Civic Center
Close by Nature Trails
Many Churches, Clubs and Organizations to join
Shopping, Restaurants,
Golf and Curling Club
Call for an appointment to view The Knoll
433-9131 ext 115 Office Hours: Mon to Fri 8am-5pm, Sat 10am-3pm
www.prestigeHomes.ca • 506-433-1001
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UNEMPLOYED?
Have you considered starting
your own business?
Attend a free information session to find out more about
available government programs that can help you get started.
When: Every 3rd Tuesday of the month at 10:00 a.m.
Where: 2nd floor of the Sussex post office building
For more information, call Jill: 832-6207
or Dave: 432-2680
Community Economic Development Agency Be...in this place • Être...ici on le peut
NB GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEETING
The Saint John Branch of the New Brunswick Genealogical
Society, will meet on Wednesday, November 24th, 7:30pm at
the Lion's Den, Loch Lomond Villa. This month's program will
be our Christmas celebration with the theme being "Music
Among our Ancestors". Everyone is encouraged to bring
along old music books, sheet music, pictures or musical
items which are connected to someone on your family tree.
A special event of the evening will be an auction where you
can bring a genealogical item, baked goodies, home
preserves … anything goes. All proceeds raised will go toward
the Dan Johnson award.
There will be books for sale and of course holiday treats, so
please join us for a festive evening of reminiscing. All are
welcome. 813
Advantages with having a Prestige home:
Factory and Service Center
Minutes away from The Knoll
Built with the Quality Prestige Homes
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with Excellent Manufacturers Warranties
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• Gorgeous views • Master bedroom with
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• Open, airy floor plans – • Low maintenance
great from entertaining • Lower energy costs
• Private balconies
These beautiful new homes are built by Prestige
Homes. So you know you’re getting a top-quality
home that is brilliantly designed with fabulous
curb appeal.
Call or visit now – while pre-construction
prices are still available!
The Knoll Open Mon.-Fri. 8 – 5, Sat. 12-3.
Malone Way
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HAVELOCK LEGION BRANCH #86
4684 Rte 880, Havelock NB 534-8285
Tuesdays - House League Crib.
Wednesdays - House League Darts.
Thursdays - Bingo at 7:00pm. Everyone
welcome.
Do you know who can join a Legion? Anyone
can, 18 years of age or older. There are
different types of membership.
The Legion provides assistance to Veterans
and their families, but they also provide
assistance in our communities - bursaries
for students, Air Cadets, supporting activities such as crib,
darts, senior activities and catering.
Please contact your Legion today. We look forward to
meeting you. 305
RCL SUSSEX BRANCH #20
66 Magnolia Avenue, Sussex; 432-66 99
Office Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 9:00am-
4:00pm.
Wednesdays - Foot Clinic; Bingo - doors
open at 6:00, Early Bird starts at 6:30 and
regular games at 7:00pm.
Thursdays - 8:00pm, Crib.
For more information check out our
website at: www.sxlegionbr20.com. 304
CARD PARTIES IN LOWER MILLSTREAM
Auction 45's cards every Tuesday evening at 7:30pm at the
Lower Millstream Hall (Rte 880/875). The cost to play is
$4.00/person and includes a 50/50 ticket and lunch. Come
bring your friends and have a fun evening. 505
SALISBURY GOLDEN AGE CLUB
The Salisbury Golden Age Club meets on the 1st & 3rd
Thursday of each month with a pot luck lunch at 12:00noon.
A meeting and games are held after the lunch. For more
information please call Harry Hopper at 372-1093. 315
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FIDDLE-DOO & POT LUCK SUPPER
There will be a Fiddle Association Fiddle-Doo and Pot Luck NOTICE OF TENDER
Supper hosted by Carol & Wilson Gilmore on Saturday
November 27th at the Lion's Den in Sussex, starting at SNOW REMOVAL
2:00pm. Admission is by donation at the door; if staying for
the Pot Luck please bring a item for the meal. There will
LSD OF CARDWELL
fiddle leaders from around the province, so come and bring PENOBSQUIS VOLUNTEER FIRE
your instrument or just come and listen. DEPARTMENT is now accepting tenders for SNOW
Everyone is welcome and if you enjoy toe tapping music you REMOVAL, sanding and salting for the year 2011.
will want to be there. Any questions call 433-2460. 516
This includes the Penobsquis Fire Hall and associated hydrants
with the Penobsquis water system.
Reminder: QUALITY OF LIFE INITIATIVE For details on locations and specifications please contact Fire
MEETING Chief Milburn Rossiter at 433-2876.
Mark your calendar for Thursday, November 18th - the Quality
of Life Initiative will be showing the documentary, GASLAND Tenders will be accepted until 2pm November 30, 2010 at
(a film about the environmental hazards of drilling and Department of Local Government, 410 William Bell Drive U-2,
hydraulic fracking for natural gas) at the Central Kings
Recreation Center starting at 7:00pm. There will be an Hampton NB E5N 2C2. Lowest or any tender not necessarily
opportunity to ask questions about the impact of this method accepted
of natural gas extraction in Kings County and beyond.
We look forward to seeing you there. 821 For more information contact: Brian Lamb
Local Services Manager
TEL: (506) 832-6000
AL-ANON/ALATEEN HELP
If your home is unhappy because someone drinks too much
we can help you. Al-Anon/Alateen family group -
www.alanon.alateen.org. Message manager number 634-
8779. All information strictly anonymous. 809

SINGLES & FRIENDS NEWS

United Singles’ volleyball continues on Wednesday evenings
JINGLE BELL WALK & RUN IN HAMPTON at Rothesay Park Middle School from 8:00-10:00pm.
Please join us for this fun-filled, family-oriented, non- Breakfast on Sundays, 10:00am at Holly's Restaurant in the
competitive fundraising event for The Arthritis Society in Hampton Mall.
Hampton on Sunday, December 5 th. Come dressed in Tickets also available for Christmas Dinner & Dance being
optional holiday-themed costumes or just your usual held on December 4th at Branch #53 Legion. $10/members,
w a l k i n g a n d r u n n i n g g e a r. P r e - r e g i s t e r a t $20/non-members. For more info phone the info line at 696-
www.jinglebellwalkandrun.ca or register at the 1914. 819
Lighthouse River Centre (1075 Main
St) at 12:30 for the 2:00pm start on
December 5 th. Walk, run, skip or jog
the 1km or 5km route individually or
as part of a team.
You will be helping nearly 125,000
people, from children to the elderly, in
New Brunswick, who live with
arthritis. We need your help to raise
funds for much needed arthritis
research, programs and services. We
also need your voice to bring
awareness to arthritis. To help you
make some ‘noise’ about arthritis,
participants will receive jingle bells
for their shoes. Register today and
join us as we raise money for better
treatments, programs and services:
and ultimately a cure for arthritis.
For more info e-mail
jbwr@nb.arthritis.ca or call David at
506-452-7191, or toll-free 1-800-321-
1433. 522
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 NOVEMBER - NATIONAL HEALTH FOOD natural health and organic products industry. The
MONTH association represents manufacturers, retailers, wholesalers,
National Health Food Month is an annual initiative of the
Canadian Health Food Association (CHFA) that shines a
spotlight on natural health and organic products with the
intention of broadening consumer awareness of the
demonstrated benefits. Recognized each November, National
Health Food Month serves as a reminder for Canadians that
natural health and organic products: Are federally regulated;
Are safe and effective with health claims supported by
research; Are an integral part of promoting and maintaining
health
Consumers' interest in learning how to promote and
maintain their health naturally is at an all-time high. It's little
surprise that as many as 71% of Canadians say they have used
a natural health product (NHP), according to a baseline study
for Health Canada in 2005. The appetite for organics also
continues to grow with the retail value of organic food
products sold in Canada in 2008 more than doubled than
what it was in 2006, according to an Agriculture and Agri-
Food Canada study. In fact, the natural health and organic
products industry is currently valued at over $3.5 billion, and
employs more than 25,000 individuals.
Scientific research in the area of the benefits of using
natural health and organic products has also grown
exponentially. During National Health Food Month, CHFA will
highlight the latest scientific research on the following
topics: November 15th - whole foods; November 22nd - omega
3 fatty acids; November 29th - organic products
Learn more at www.chfa.ca.
About CHFA: The Canadian Health Food Association is
Canada's largest national trade association dedicated to the
distributors, growers and importers of natural health and
organic products, including foods, vitamin and mineral
supplements, herbal products, homeopathics, sports
nutrition products, fibres and health and beauty aids. With a
membership of over 1,000+ business owners and operators,
CHFA represents an industry that contributes $3.5 billion to
the Canadian economy. 903
UPHAM BREAKFAST BUFFET
Breakfast will be held the second Saturday of each month
8:00-10:00am at the WI/Seniors’ (Hall, 2117 Rte 820) in
Upham. Come and enjoy a really filling breakfast with your
friends and neighbours for only $6.00/person, $20/family - or
have just toast and coffee for $2.00. Presented by the
Anglican Parish Churches of Upham.
For more information contact 832-7253. 507
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

3070 Main Street Unit 10

Salisbury, NB
Phone (506) 372-9449

Saturday, Nov 20th

ONE DAY ONLY
Friday, Nov 19th
Specials
6pk Tape Nygard
Special
9am to 9pm Ladies Leather
Wallets
$1.00 Our Price
NO TAX DAY Goody Hair
Accessories $5.00
on everything in the store Compare at $24.99
Salisbury Location Only $1.00

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PANCAKE SUPPER – NORTH RIVER
First North River Baptist Church will be holding a supper on
Saturday, November 27th from 4:00-6:00pm at the Christian
Education Center, 374 Wheaton Settlement Road, Intervale
featuring pancakes, potato scallop, baked beans, and
sausage. Free will donation.
For further information you may call 756-2634. 331
STEWARTON UNITED CHURCH NEWS
What better way to begin Advent then to attend Stewarton
United on Sunday, November 28th at 3:00pm. What was it
like for those inhabitants of Stewarton in late November?
Most likely the men, women and children were wrapped up in
heavy woolen scarves and mittens, excited about sharing
news with neighbors and friends who they may not have seen
for a week or more and may not see until spring because the
snow might be too deep for the horses to get to church.
Hymns would have been sung with the aid of a tuning fork and
Rev. Jack would have given a stirring sermon with his Scottish
brogue. Possibly, families shared their fruit cakes and
preserves after church and made sure those in the
community who were less fortunate had fire wood and
potatoes for the winter.
We all have reaped from the hard work of the first settlers
from the clearing of land, digging of wells and building of
churches. So we invite you to join us as we celebrate
Stewarton United, the beginning of Advent and the memories
of the early days of New Brunswick on November 28th. Shared
lunch to follow. 526
CHRISTMAS IN THE LANE DESSERT PARTY
The Apohaqui Lower Millstream Recreation Council is
sponsoring the "Christmas in the Lane Dessert Party" on
Thursday, December 2nd at 7:00pm in the Apohaqui
Recreation Centre (16 Jones Memorial Park Road,
Apohaqui). 20 or more delicious desserts will be presented
for your choice and we have invited Bradley Buchanan to
provide an evening of enjoyable music for your listening
pleasure. In the Christmas Lane we have a number of gifted
artists and entrepreneurs showing their ware for your
shopping convenience - you're sure to find a gift for that
special person on your list. The Doors open at 6:15 and you
will be greeted with a tasty glass of punch along with crackers
and cheese. It promises to be an evening of fun for everyone.
Advanced tickets only - $10 each. Call Marylou Wiggins 433-
5796; Barb Brown 433-2546; Joan Doherty 433-3848; Marsha
Burgess 433-4571 or any other Recreation Council member.
Hope to see you there! And yes, Santa is invited.! 524
HANDBELL GROUP LOOKING FOR MEMBERS
Looking for an hour of relaxation? The Sussex Community
Handbell group would like to encourage you to come out and
try handbells. No experience is necessary and you do not need
to read music. Participation is open to men and women -
couples are welcome.
The Handbell group meets on Wednesday evenings from
7:00-8:00pm - come out and try an evening with us at no
obligation. For further information, please call 433-5409.
523

Elsie’s Flowers and Gifts

20th Annual
Christmas Open House
Friday, Nov 19 Saturday, Nov 20 Sunday, Nov 21
9am-9pm 9am-6pm 12pm-5pm
Drop by 3070 Main St., Unit#8, Salisbury and shop our selection of:
Willow Tree, Barn Stars, Red Hat Giftware, Jim Shore, Primitive Giftware,
Denim Purses, Candles, Artificial Arrangements and
Handcrafted Heirloom Fur Teddy Bears.
Bring in any non-perishable food item for SPOT and your One Free Rose
name will be entered in a draw to win a dozen to the First
25 Ladies
Storewide long stem red roses.
Each Day!
Discount Door
372-4511 or
20% off all items Crasher Refreshments 1-800-260-5151
Fresh flowers and arrangements Prizes
not included “customer service with elegance and quality” Fax: 372-4511
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 SUSSEX CORNER COUNTRY JAMBOREE
The Men’s Group of St. John’s United Church and Gary &
Friends are sponsoring a Country Jamboree on Saturday,
November 20th from 7:00-10:30pm at the St. John’s United
Church Hall in Sussex Corner. Band members include: Art
Boyd, Mike MacQuarrie, Raymond Thebeau and Tom
Burgess.
Guests for the evening - Corner Stone, Debbie Connell and
Christmas show opens Nov 12 Justin Bannister. Special guests - Winston Crawford - fiddler,
29 and Holding, Ruth & Eldon Barton, Herb Isbill and MC for
Book Now Limited Availability the evening - Gary Burgess.
There will be canteen,50/50 tickets and door prizes.

CSI Admission $7.50. Tickets available at Backstage Music

433-2122, or at the door. Hope to see you there. 326

Bells will be ringing

New Year’s Eve Gala HAVELOCK LIONS BREAKFAST
The next Lions Breakfast will be held at the
Dec 31, 2010 Havelock Lions Hall on Saturday, November
27 th from 7:00-10:00am. The menu
Ring in the new year at includes: ham, eggs, panfries, toast, tea,
Phoenix Dinner Theatre coffee and juice. Cost for the breakfast is
and start your year off right. $6.00/adults; $3.00/children; preschoolers
CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS dine on us. 330
website: www.phoenixdinnertheatre.com
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Reminder: NB GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
MEETING
The Southeastern Branch NB Genealogical Society will hold
their regular meeting on Saturday, November 20th at St.
John the Baptist Anglican Church (28 Woolridge Avenue,
Riverview), starting at 2:00pm. Guest speaker will be Al
Smith of Sackville who will speak on "The Immigration from
Reaching over 40,000 homes across Yorkshire, England 1772-1775". Mr. Smith was the
Southern New Brunswick every two weeks! organizational chairman for Yorkshire 2000; a major
gathering of descendants of the Yorkshire settlers. All are
welcome. 322
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CHRISTMAS AUCTION
The Canaan River Rec Center in Cherryvale is having their
annual Christmas auction at the hall on Saturday, November
27th at 7:00pm. There will be an assortment of items donated
from local businesses, crafts and baked goods donated from
local citizens. Everyone is welcome.
If anyone would like to donate something please call Lisa
Black at 534-2229 or Rilla Moss at 534-2460. 335

763-2222
GOLDEN YEARS FELLOWSHIP IN
PENOBSQUIS
The theme for the next Golden Years
Fellowship (55+) to be held from 10:30am-
1:00pm on Wednesday, November 24th at
the Penobsquis Baptist Church will be
“Christmas Blessings”. There will be games,
special music, singing and wonderful
fellowship. Please bring a $5 wrapped
exchange gift.
The dinner will be a full turkey dinner with all the trimmings.
Free will offering. Hope you can come, and remember to
invite a friend. 329

KC HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING

The Kings County Historical & Archival Society, Inc., will
hold its annual general meeting on Saturday, November
20th, at the Apohaqui Recreational Centre on Jones
Memorial Park Road, starting with a social time at noon. A
turkey dinner with all the fixings will be served at 1:00pm
(tickets were to have been pre-purchased). The dinner will
be followed by a silent auction, business session, quilt
Terra Bijou
draw, and presentation of awards. The society is asking Fine crafted jewelry by Joe & Gudi Pach
members to donate new items or crafts for the silent
auction. 2nd Annual Open House/ Christmas Sale
To avoid confusion the day of the dinner, please drop off Nov. 20 from 10 - 5
donated items at the museum during the day on Friday,
November 19 th or that Friday evening at the Apohaqui
Nov. 21 from 11 - 4
Community Centre. If you are not able to drop off your
559 Drurys Cove Road, Ratter Corner, NB
items at the museum or community centre, please phone
Marje Harrison at 832-3033. There will also be a bake sale
506-433-6347 joegudi@xplornet.ca
table, and these items can be taken to the hall on the day of Come and get into the Christmas Spirit
the dinner. 521

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CONSUMER COMPLAINT RESPONSE TIPS

drugstore
As much as we try, no one is perfect.

Sharp’s
Problems arise simply as part of doing
business. When it is a mistake your
company made, or a customer that
cannot be pleased no matter what you
say or do, there are sure to be times of
corner
! Prescriptions
conflict in every business. 3 BROAD ST. ! Home Health Care Products & Equipment
Sometimes communication breaks Corner of Main & Broad
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down between you and your customer SUSSEX, NB
due to different perspectives on what Your Personal Family Pharmacy
and how something should have been done. Often, a Prescription
complaint is filed with the BBB. We are here to help as a
neutral third party. Here are six steps to help you respond
in an effective manner to a complaint filed with the BBB:
Delivery
With A Smile 433-1186
Monday to Friday 9-9 ! Saturdays 9-5 ! Sundays & Holidays 12-4 Fax: 433-1042
1. Stick to the facts! When replying to a complaint, take
passion out of the response. Draft your reply and let it sit
for a day. We don't need a novel, but give us as much
information as you can to help us see that you have already
done, or will be doing, all you can for the complainant.
Remember, we are going to forward your response to the
complainant, so you do not want to make things worse by
insulting them.
2. Have another person in your office read your response,
to identify industry terms that people outside of your field
would not understand.
3. Put yourself in the complainant's shoes when drafting a
reply. You may feel the issue is without merit, but it was
important enough for the complainant to bring to the
attention of the BBB. Do not state their issue is not valid,
legitimate, or without merit. They feel just as adamantly
that they are right.
4. Unless communication has completely broken down
between you and the complainant, keep in direct contact
with the consumer even after your reply has been sent to
ensure that all of their issues have been fully addressed and
resolved.
5. Remember that we offer mediation/arbitration services
as a free member benefit. It is a great opportunity for all
parties to meet with an impartial third party (not a Bureau
employee but a trained mediator/arbitrator) to get the
facts straight for everyone. Mediation service is a valuable
member benefit in that it allows you to avoid a potential
trip to court.
6. The key to satisfactorily settling a complaint is to find
resolution, so you can move on to the next job or client.
909

T hank You!
On behalf of the
Sussex Herald's devoted readers,
Ossekeag Publishing thanks our Davis Plumbing & Heating Ltd.
! Commercial ! Residential ! Sales ! Repairs
loyal advertisers for their ! New Construction ! Renovations
continued support in our goal of ! Pump Installations ! & Services
bringing the community its news. Mike Davis
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 KIDS VISIT KIWANIS NURSING HOME
The kids from the Sussex Early Learning Centre visited the
Kiwanis Nursing Home for a bit of ‘trick or treating’. 321

NOTICE OF TENDER
SNOW REMOVAL SJA MEMBER RECEIVES SERVICE MEDAL
LSD OF HAMMOND William Steeves (centre) a member of SJA Division 676
Petitcodiac was recently presented with the Governor
Hammond Recreation Council is now accepting General's of Canada Exemplary Service Medal (20+ years) by
tenders for snow removal at the Hammond Rink for the year Don Wilson (left), Past President of the Paramedic
2011 Association Of New Brunswick (PANB) and Jim Brown (right)
Chapter 1 Representative.
In 2009, Don Wilson and Sue Smith, both of our Division
Tenders will be accepted until 2pm November 30, 2010 at were also presented this prestigious award at the first
Department of Local Government, 410 William Bell Drive U-2, Paramedic Association of New Brunswick Awards Banquet
(no photos available). 334
Hampton NB E5N 2C2. Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted

For more information contact: Brian Lamb

Local Services Manager
TEL: (506) 832-6000

Dairytown Grooming SUSSEX CROKINOLE CLUB

The Sussex Crokinole Club has resumed the fall/winter
season at the Masonic Hall (482 Main Street, Sussex). Come
join us for an afternoon of fun on Wednesdays starting at
Large and small breeds welcome 2:00pm. For further information phone Don at 433-4360.
509
25 Vail Court, Sussex
CRAFT & BAKE SALE
Call (506)433-3889 The Men’s Group of St. John’s United Church (Sussex
Corner) are sponsoring a Craft & Bake Sale from Friday,
November 26th from 1:00-7:00pm and Saturday, November
27th from 9:00am-3:00pm. Admission is free and a canteen
will be available. 527
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 o ;

Danny Nickerson ! Ernest Crossman ! Donald McQuade

Jessica Golding ! Rickey Lapointe • Steve Collins Tom Wilbur’s
643 Rothesay Ave. 506-635-1600 saintjohnkia.com SAINT JOHN KIA
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JOIN US ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21st AT THE LIONS
CLUB IN SUSSEX (524 Main Street) FOR AN OPEN
HOUSE WITH FREEDOM TRAVEL!!
WE WILL BE AVAILABLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ON
ALL TOURS, AND PROVIDE INFORMATION ON ALL OF
OUR SERVICES. PLEASE JOIN US! 2PM ~ 4PM
Our Upcoming Tours:
Shopping Day Tour to Bangor Date: Dec 11
Passport Required. $40 pp
Christmas in the Capital Date: Dec 4.
Candlelight Dinner at Kings Head Inn & Shopping at the Market.
$95 pp
ON OUR COVER
PETITCODIAC SJA NEWS
Our Division is pleased to announce the Enrollment of five
new Junior St. John Ambulance Members (aged 8-10). These
members joined us in September and have just finished the
First Aid Module of Level 1 and are shown with their
Enrollment Certificates, Junior Leader Shawn Greer,
Provincial Youth Coordinator Andrea Libby, and Junior
Leader Keisha Bernard. The second photo shows the new
members with their Level 1, First Aid Certificate.
As a reminder, our Division accepts youth aged 6 years to 10
years in the Junior Programme and 11 to 16 in the Youth
Program. For more information please contact Diane Wilson,
372-5639 or Henry Geldart, 756-8319. 333

Living Christmas Tree in Moncton Date: Dec 5

Southern New Brunswick's most enduring production. $60 pp

"Lights in the Valley" with David Goss Date: Dec 15

Proceeds go to Harbour Lights Campaign. $20 pp
Christmas at the Castle Date: Dec 24 - 26
Visit the beautiful Fairmont Algonquin Hotel~ Bring along a few friends!
No driving, no parking. Come and enjoy the season. $595 pp Double *
Caribbean Cruise Tour Date: Jan 31- Feb 12, 2011
NO FLIGHTS! Go from winter to the sunny Caribbean Islands!

Freedom Travel, 80 Charlotte Street, Saint John, NB, Canada, E2L 2J3
Tel: (506) 632-1012 Toll Free: 1 800-561-2324 Fax: (506) 631-0980
www.freedomtours.com Email: info@freedomtours.com

DONATION TO SHC MAMOGRAPHY PROJECT

The NB Antique Auto Club recently made a donation to the
Sussex Health Centre Foundation Mamography Machine. The
& donation was presented by the Club’s Publicity Chair Person,
Jackie Morrison. 320

Are opening the doors

On Saturday Nov 20th, 1-4pm

Everyone welcome
Come in and check out our ever expanding
Cardio Room Boxing Room
Weight Training Room
Cheryl Howe Edwards -
Certified Personal Training Specialist
Now offering One on One Sessions

Broad Street, Several gym

members will be M i ke L e t o u r n e a u , Fo u n d a t i o n
Sussex Fundraising Chair; Jackie Morrison,
433-1166 on hand for Antique Auto Club; and Anthonie De
Gift Certificates Available equipments demos. Hoog, Foundation President.

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FUNDY SPECIAL OLYMPICS
Bowling is offered in two places, and you can go to one or
both the KV lanes on Sundays from 7:00-9:00pm; or
NOTICE OF TENDER
whenever we finish three strings at the Bowlarama (West SNOW REMOVAL
Saint John) on Mondays 4:00-6:00pm. The cost is $4.00 for
three strings. LSD OF HAMMOND
Floor Hockey for KV Area will Start at the Lakeview
Elementary School on the Pettingill Road, off of Kensington Hammond Recreation Council is now accepting
St. It will be on Tuesday nights at 7:00pm. tenders for snow removal at the Hammond Rink for the year
Saint John Floor hockey will be at the Carleton Community 2011
Center at 8:00pm on Tuesdays, coached by Ed Lutes and Jeff
Cormier.
Basket Ball will also be offered here on Saturday afternoons Tenders will be accepted until 2pm November 30, 2010 at
(times have not been announced yet); and swimming is Department of Local Government, 410 William Bell Drive U-2,
offered Thursdays 6:30 to 8:30, Saint John High School.
Contact Wayne Crandall 847-7860, Ann Waddell 763-2257, Hampton NB E5N 2C2. Lowest or any tender not necessarily
Linda Walsh 849-6612 or Jeff Cormier at 674-9888. 820 accepted

NB YOUTH ORCHESTRA TO VIENNA For more information contact: Brian Lamb

The President of the New Brunswick Youth Orchestra Local Services Manager
(NBYO) recently announced the NBYO will compete in the TEL: (506) 832-6000
Summa Cum Laude International Youth Music Festival in
Vienna, Austria in July 2011. This prestigious competition
attracts outstanding youth orchestras from around the
world. The NBYO was selected to participate after a panel of
judges approved the orchestra's audition CD last year.
The NBYO has distinguished itself in recent years with
performances at Carnegie Hall in New York (2003),
Auditorium Paganini in Parma, Italy (2005) and The
Forbidden City Concert Hall in Beijing, China (2007).
In 2008, the orchestra won an ECMA for Best Classical
Music Recording. NBYO has been recognized nationally by
Orchestras Canada, and most recently it was named the top
New Brunswick Arts Organization of the Year. Tom Wilbur’s Saint John
The NBYO will represent Canada in the Symphony 643 Rothesay Ave.
Orchestra competition of the festival. Planning for the Saint John, NB
international competition is well underway. There has been (506) 635-1600
a tremendous commitment by the board, parents and
members with fundraising activities that will continue
through to June 2011. All New Brunswickers can FEATURES OF THE WEEK
contribute to help make New Brunswick shine on the world
stage. 2009 KIA SPORTAGE AWD
For more information on how to contribute, contact the Red, MT, AC, CD, PW, PL, TILT $21,995 $163.04 bi-weekly
NBYO www@nbyo-ojnb.com. For more information on the 2009 KIA RIO EX CON
festival visit the Summa Cum L aude website: Blue, AT, AC, CD, PW, PL, TILT $14,995 $111.15 bi-weekly
www.sclfestival.org/festival.htm. 805 2009 TOYOTA COROLLA
Blue, MT, AC, CD, PW, PL, TILT, $16,995 $125.98 bi-weekly
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2008 KIA SPECTRA
Blue, MT, CD, TILT $12,995 $96.33 bi-weekly
2008 KIA RONDO EX
Silver, AT, AC, CD, PW, PL, TILT $15,995 $118.57 bi-weekly
2008 NISSAN VERSA
Silver, MT, AC, CD, PW, PL, TILT $13,995 $103.74 bi-weekly
2008 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE
Red, AT, AC, CD, PW, PL, TILT $19,495 $144.51 bi-weekly
2007 PONTIAC G5
Yellow, MT, CD, TILT $8,995 $74.70 bi-weekly
2007 FORD FOCUS HB SES
Green, AT, AC, CD, PW, PL, TILT $10,995 $91.31 bi-weekly
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 MILLSTREAM REC CENTRE
On Tuesdays at 1:30pm Auction 45 card parties are held at
the Millstream Recreation Centre in Berwick. Everyone is
ORTHOTICS, FOOTWEAR & welcome.
PEDORTHIC CARE The Millstream Rec Council is currently taking orders for
10" apple pies ($5.00 each) which will be made and ready
for pick up on Saturday, November 20 th at the Rec Centre
BIOPED SAINT JOHN NOW ACCEPTING PATIENTS! in Berwick. To order pies please contact Chris at 433-
1390. Volunteers are always welcome to come on out and
help peel/slice apples on Friday evening and/or Saturday
Professionals dedicated to alleviating foot & lower morning (starting at 8:00am).
leg discomfort The Millstream Rec Council is sponsoring a Country
Christmas Music Show on Friday, December 3 rd at the Rec
Custom made orthotics by Canadian Certified Centre in Berwick. The evening will begin at 7:00pm with
Pedothists MC Carmen McAllister and entertainers include: Sherri
Lackie; Marlene Moss; Jared Fenwick; Steve Sears; Casey
Steeves; Darren Long; Tyler Long; Carie McAllister;
Full patient assessment including biomechanical &
Christine Morris; Carolyn Steeves; Bruce Morris; Sandy
gait analysis Brake; Dave Scott. Admission - $7 at the door - there will
be a 50/50 split and door prizes. A portion of the
Fashionable orthopeadic-quality footwear, a full line admission will be donated to the Salvation Army
of lower leg bracing & compression stockings are Christmas Hampers.
also available It’s not too early to book your Christmas party, family
reunion, wedding reception or just a fun get together.
Large open area, kitchen, lots of parking outside. To book
PLEASE CALL OUR MONCTON OFFICE your special event at the Millstream Rec Centre call Terri
TO BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT AT at 433-1303. 503
OUR NEW SAINT JOHN CLINIC
1-866-999-3788
WWW.BIOPED.COM
LOCAL PARKINSON CHAPTER MEETING
The Sussex Valley Parkinson Chapter will hold it’s next
meeting on Thursday, November 18th in the Sobey’s
conference room starting at 2:00pm. This will be a very
important meeting and everyone is welcome.
For more information please contact Max Lutz at 433-3330
or Leona Gionet at 433-5342. 520

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The members of the Sussex Art Club will be holding the
November meeting at St. Paul's United Church, (4 Morrison
Ave., Sussex), on Tuesday, November 30th at 7:00pm. Anyone
interested in joining the Art Club will be welcome.
Hope to see you there. Our next meeting will be in January.
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 THE
RIDING FOR THE CURE
This ride was started 2008 to honour our dear friend, and
Blue Bird fellow horse woman Tammy Costan who lost her battle with
breast cancer in February of that year. What a great day we
Restaurant had for our 35 riders. Thanks to all those who turned out,
Canadian Dishes & Korean Dishes helped, fund raised or just showed up to ride. Thanks to you
all we raised close to $2,300! That is amazing for our small
Nov 27th Entertainment group!
Seniors Buffet Karen Almon Our winners this year were: Highest Fundraisers - Cheryl
Coffee & Tea Included Everyone Welcome! Hodgins, Dorthy Durie, and Amanda Greenslade; Pinkest
Horse & Rider - Maxine Cook; Poker Run - Matt Cole and
Children under 10 eat free when accompanied by an adult
(1 Child per 1 adult) Rachel Curtis.
Korean Lunch Specials I would like to thank, Greenhawk, Rothesay Ave; Shur-Gain,
Tuesday to Friday Rothesay Ave; Co-op Quispamsis and Groom 'N Zoom for
The Blue Bird Restaurant 433-2557 52 Wheeler Road, Four Corners, Sussex
donating prizes. Thanks also to Seely Lodge for supplying our
lunch. 822

Kredl’s 22st Annual

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Located just across the Green Bridge, Hampton, NB, on Rte 121
2 CRAFT SALES
Saturday & Sunday
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1 Sale Nov 27th 28th
2nd
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Sale Dec 4 & 5
th 10am-4pm
Over 65 Different Crafts Vendors from Kings, Queens and Saint
John Counties. Woodworking, Scented Candles, Decorated
Wreaths, Jewellery, Tole Painting, Knitting/crocheting, Jams &
Jellies, Home Baking, Photographs, Wooden Toys, Leather
Work, Fir, Pine, and mixed wreaths, and many more Christmas
Gift Ideas.
BBQing Kurt’s Sausages. Kredl’s Hot and Cold BAKE SALE FUNDRAISER
Freshly Pressed Apple Cider (NB’s Best Cider) The Youth Group from Sussex Christadelphians is holding a
Starbucks Coffee Bake Sale to raise funds for their Youth Camp next spring.
Homemade Donuts, Cookies and Cakes at our Coffee Bar There will be cookies, breads, pies and cookie dough for sale
at the Gateway Mall from 10:00am on Saturday, November
Kredl’s will be open daily 12-5pm from Dec. 6th ‘til Christmas
20th. All support will be appreciated. 324
To Book a Table call: 832-7568

www.kredls.com
BENEFIT - NORMA HAYES
A benefit for Norma Hayes will be held on Sunday, November
Certified VanEE
Specialist S.A.V.E. Inc.
Sussex, Air, Ventilation & Energy
21st at the Sussex Legion (Magnolia Avenue) from 1:00-
5:00pm. Donations at the door - 50/50 draw - bake table. Live
music, Lisa Bennet MC (Shanklin Road), Winston Crawford -
CERTIFIED Sales, installation and servicing fiddle, Steve Lyons - acoustic guitar, Steve Sears - electric
VanEE air exchangers and heat guitar; Bob Burgess - drums, Eddie Bertin - bass, Ralph &
recovery units. We also service Lynn Henderson, Jessie & Morgan Thorne, Sandy Hayes
all makes and models. (Hirth), Juanita Hayes (Clark) and many more. 328
SPECIALIST

Call Gordon Keddy

Wood
Energy PHONE: (506) 432-5184 CARDS AT ST. FRANCIS
Technology FAX: (506) 432-9447 There is Auction 45's Card Party every Wednesday evening at
Transfer Inc. 7:30pm at St. Francis Xavier Hall in Sussex. Prizes and lunch.
(Certified)
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SUSSEX SERENITY AL-ANON
If your home is unhappy because someone drinks too much - Hi, my name is
there is hope, call Sussex Serenity Al-Anon at 433-5028 or Tucker Stanley Constantine.
432-9527. We meet on Mondays, 7:30pm (starting October I was born Feb 16, 2010
4th) at 110 Church Avenue, beneath the Catholic Church Hall. at 9:51am, weighing 7lbs 5 ozs.
301

I am the first son for

AUCTION 45'S IN BELLEISLE Trevor & Tilly Constantine
Auction 45's - an evening of cards is now being held at the of Constantine Farms Ltd.
Belleisle Creek Hall on Saturdays at 7:30pm. $3.00/person, in Havelock, NB
all welcome. 511
Proud grandparents are
Harold & Linda Constantine and
EVENTS AT THE PETITCODIAC LIBRARY Cathy Bannister and Terry Bannister
6 Kay Street, 756-3144
Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday Friday & Saturday - 10:00am-
1:00pm & 2:00-5:00pm; Thursday 2:00-5:00pm & 6:00-

Ellis Auto Sales

8:00pm.
Adult Book Club - Thursday, November 18th at 6:30pm.
Discussing A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini. On
Thursday, December 9th we’ll be discussing A Christmas Memory
by Truman Capote, and choosing the books to be read in 2010.
Preschool Storytime - Wednesdays until December 15th from
10:30-11:00am for ages 3-5. We'll read stories, sing some songs, and
do a colouring sheet or easy craft. Join us for fun, literacy-building
activities! DO YOU NEED A CAR?
These programs are offered free of charge. For more information
call the library. 314

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AWARENESS MONTH Down Payment + Job

This annual remembrance will celebrate the lives of survivors of
domestic violence and remember those who were not so lucky.
We can all recall at least one instance, either through
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experience or through the media. This is an annual
remembrance for those who work to ease the suffering of
women who have lived with domestic abuse and remembering
the lives of those for whom help was too late. Domestic violence
= WHEELS!
is not all men against women, but it is an issue that crosses all

c h e c k u s o u t a t
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cultures and genders in every community in the world.
It is time, this month, to take pause and have a special
thought for all the women and girls who live daily with the
threat of violence and deliberate acts of gender-based violence.
This is a national month of remembrance and there will be 104 Leonard Dr., Sussex, NB
many commemorative events occur across our country in an
effort to continue action to end violence in all forms.
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One of the worse acts of violence against women occurred on Super Sales Angus: 512-0057
Wednesday, December 6th, 1989, in Montreal. 14 women were
gunned down at the University of Montreal’s School of
Engineering building. Armed with a Sturm Ruger Mini-14
automatic rifle, knives and bandoliers of ammunition a 25 year
old man walked into a classroom and shouted “I want the For In House
women”. He lined them up against the wall and shot them.
They all died and all except one of them, were in their twenties. Financing
( The Brunswickan, Inc. 2001).
It is time to take pause and consider the phenomena of
violence against women in our society. (Muriel McQueen
Ferguson Foundation).
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To the women who are victims of violence: It is not your fault,
you are not to blame. You do not deserve to be abused. Abuse is
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against the law.
All police fight against this type of violence on a daily basis. If
you or anyone you know or love, needs assistance, please Why Go Anywhere Else
contact the police. 919

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 SUSSEX & AREA SENIORS’ CENTRE NEWS
Jr. Kindergarten & Kindergarten 50 Perry Street, Sussex 433-8480; sasc@nb.aibn.com
The Centre is open Monday-Friday from 9:00am-4:00pm
OPEN HOUSE (unless otherwise noted) - memberships are available at
$20/person/year. Hall rental is available by calling 433-
Tuesday, Nov 23rd 8480.
Monday, November 22nd & 29th - 9:00am, games, cards, chat,
Every hour on the hour art class; 9:30am, Shuffleboard.
9am to 1pm Tuesday, November 16th, 23rd & 30th - 9:00am, games, cards,
Meet the teacher chat; 10:00am, rughookers; 12:00noon, soup & sandwich
View the programs ($5.00); 1:30pm Bingo for members.
Fun activities for Wednesday, November 17th & 24th - 9:00am, games, cards,
chat; 10:00am, Fitness Class; 3:30 Closed (November 17th).
your pre-school child
Thursday, November 18th & 25th - 9:00am, games, cards,
chat; 9:30am, Bridge and Shuffleboard; 1:30pm, Tai Chi $5.
JK for 4-yr-olds Friday, November 19th - 9:00am, games, cards, chat;
three or five mornings a week 10:00am, Healthy Active Living Recipe exchange; 1:00pm,
kingergarten Jam Session; 4:00pm, Pot Luck.
five days a week Friday, November 26th - 9:00am, Games, Cards, Chat;
2:00pm, Wine & Cheese.
Saturday, November 20th - 8:00pm, dance with Vance
MacNeil.
Sunday, November 21st & 28th - Bingo, 6:30 Early Bird and
7:00pm Bingo.
More information on the Centre is available on the website
at: www.sussexareaseniorscentre.com. 309
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For more information call 433-4005
l l 201 WATERFORD CHARITY BINGO
www.sussexchristianschool.ca Fa Sussex Vale Transition House will receive the proceeds from
the next Waterford Charity Bingo which will be held on
Friday, November 19th starting at 11:00am. A noon lunch for
a Toonie will be available.
For more information please call 433-1394, or 433-2141.
Know who to turn to 307

WOMEN'S HEALTH EDUCATION SESSION

We want the things you don’t!!
The Canadian Diabetes Association
Clothesline program collects the items you no
longer want, in order to generate revenue to
help those suffering from Diabetes. People
wishing to donate can call the “Clothesline” at
1-800-505-5525 for a free home pick-up of
their reusable clothing and household items.
A cure for Diabetes could be hiding
in your closet, thank you for your
support!
Come join us to learn more about Women's wellness. Topics
such as menopause, hot flashes, bladder health,
constipation and breast health will be covered. Please join us
on Saturday, November 27th from 10:00am-12:30 pm at the
Saint John Public Library, 1 Market Square for this free
session.
Complimentary refreshments and a light lunch will be
served. You must pre-register by calling 632-5720. 850
Thank You
A sincere Thank You to family & friends
who attended my 90th Birthday.
Thanks to everyone for the many cards,
gifts, phone calls, flowers, and visits.
You made this truly an occasion to remember

Laura B. Anderson
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 Musings
By Debbie Hickey

AHEAD OF MYSELF
I know it is only mid-November and I know we just came
through a week of rain that threatened to float us away, but
nevertheless twice this week I found myself wishing
someone all the best for the holidays! Certainly I love
Christmas, but this is a mite early even for me. In my
defense, I had spent most of a day on three things:
planning a float for the Christmas parade, finalizing our
office Christmas plans, and year-end stuff including the
2011 budget. When shifting gears to talk to someone, my
50+ year old brain was a little slow to catch up and was still
in Christmas/year-end mode!
There is a ton of year-end "stuff" that has to be done in
business, but the budget is the one I least enjoy.
Spreadsheets may make this process somewhat easier by
doing the math part, but they are not my friend. My brain
grows as cross-eyed as my vision after a few hours and I have
difficulty remembering my own name, let alone whether
the numbers make any sense! I mean really, it's just an over-
grown version of the household budget, no big deal, right?
Yeah right! But getting it complete is always a thrill. Sure
it will get continually tweaked, but that's okay. Not even
the weather office gets it right all the time.
Predictions are an interesting thing. The Old Farmer's
Almanac has been in the prediction business since 1792,
and according to their website had a circulation of
225,000 by 1863. Horoscopes are immensely popular;
Nostradamus has been dead 450 years but his name is
widely known, not for his medical knowledge, but because
of his predictions for the future of the world. Perhaps it is Comfortable Oil Heat
simply our natural curiousity to want to know what is
coming tomorrow, next week or next year? Without a Is still the most economical fuel source!
healthy dose of curiousity, a tendency to "wonder why", we
Today’s Oil heat burns hotter than natural gas,
would still be sitting in caves. Personably I am very happy I
electricity and even propane, up to 37,000 BTU/liter
will be hanging my Christmas stocking beside a warm fire (British Thermal Units). With a direct oil-fired water
in a cozy house next month, and not attempting to hang it heater, your water will heat up to twice as fast as with
from a stalactite in a damp cave! Happy holidays to all . . . natural gas and up to five times faster than with
801 electricity.

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CRAFT SALES
KREDL'S 22nd ANNUAL Christmas Craft Festival. Sat. & Sun.
Nov. 27 & 28, 10:00am - 4:00pm; Dec. 4 & 5, 10:00am -
4:00pm. For tables call 832-7568.
RHODA'S CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION of crafts, antiques,
art & delicious food at Harbour Station, Friday Nov. 19
12:00pm - 9:00pm, Saturday Nov. 20, 10:00am - 6:00pm, and
Sunday Nov. 21, 11:00am - 5:00pm. With over 200 gifted
artisans from across Eastern Canada, this show has become a
family tradition. For info/booking, please call 763-2222.
ENTERTAINMENT
"C" COMPANY COUNTRY Christmas Jamboree Norton
Catholic Hall, Nov. 27, 7:30pm. Guests Winston Crawford,
Noel Nason, Cora Morrison, Bill Mullins, & Fred Shaw.
Tickets $10.00 at the door. For more info. call 756-2455.
FIREWOOD
SPRINGFIELD FIREWOOD dry, seasoned, split firewood,
delivered. Call 485-2349.
FOR SALE
USED APPLIANCES, exterior/interior doors, tires (most
sizes), cast iron tub with legs and taps, new sky light, used
windows, set of brown commercial glass exterior doors and
household items. 218 Main St. Norton.
REAL ESTATE
MOBILE HOME, must be moved, 1976, 14'x68', 2-3
bedrooms, baseboard electric, wood stove, Sussex area,
$12,500.00. Call 432-0794.
FLORIDA VACATION PROPERTY & land, Tarpon Springs,
Florida. Mobile home 24'x50' on 50'x80' lot. Newly
refurbished with new flooring, bathrooms and kitchen. 2
bdrm, 2 bath in excellent condition. Fully electric with
central heat and air. 2 blocks from fishing lake. $30.00 per
month Association fee for use of rec. room, shuffleboard etc.
Unit is spotless and in a quiet location with a boat landing
and storage area. These units are priced to sell. Pictures and
further details, please contact Mrs. Terry Ballentine at 1-727-
409-1189 or tballentine@tampabay.rr.com.
FLORIDA VACATION PROPERTY & land, Tarpon Springs,
Florida. Mobile home 12'x58' on large lot, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, all
furniture included, fully electric, central heat & air. Enclosed
car port, screened and glassed in Florida room. Close to
fishing lake. $30.00/month association fee for use of rec.
room, shuffleboard etc. Unit is spotless and in a quiet
location with a boat landing and storage area. These units are
priced to sell. Pictures and further details, please contact
M r s . Te r r y B a l l e n t i n e a t 1 - 7 2 7 - 4 0 9 - 1 1 8 9 o r
tballentine@tampabay.rr.com.
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FLORIDA VACATION PROPERTY & land, Tarpon Springs,
Florida. Mobile home 14'x55' on large lot, 55'x80'. 1 bdrm, 1
1/2 baths, fully electric with central heat & air, all furniture
included. Unit has been refurbished with flooring, bathroom
& kitchen etc. Near fishing lake, unit is spotless and in a quiet
location with a boat landing and storage area. These units are
priced to sell. Pictures and further details, please contact
M r s . Te r r y B a l l e n t i n e a t 1 - 7 2 7 - 4 0 9 - 1 1 8 9 o r
tballentine@tampabay.rr.com.
RECYCLING BIN
STEEL ENTRANCE DOOR, brown outside, gold inside, with
hardware and frame plus aluminum screen/storm door. 433-
3389.
SERVICES OFFERED
CHRISTMAS TREES, u-cut & pre-cut, and wreaths. L & R
Evergreens, 92 Route 870, 433-4229.
MARITIME RIGGING & industrial supply, traction chains,
lifting, towing, logging safety & netting supplies, custom
tarps & shelters. Action truck caps & accessories, select plus
k.d. cabinet hardwoods & pine boards. Call 832-1198
day/evening, Mon. - Sat.
JAN CAL HOME RENOVATIONS. Drywalling, painting,
flooring, carpentry, roofing, siding, windows and doors. Call
433-6972.
MOBILE HAIR STYLIST, perms, cuts, etc. Will come to your
home. Call 432-7620.
BUYING JUNK CARS, trucks, travel trailers, motor homes,
farm machinery. I pay you cash. Call 721-4255.
VILLAGE UPHOLSTERY & refinishing - craftmanship. RV's,
boat covers, recovering & restyling repairs. HD foam, T-
Trailers, caning, seagrass, canvas. 832-7870.
SCRAP METAL DROP OFF SITE. All car parts, car batteries,
lawn mowers, washers & dryers, pots & pans, scrap metal etc.
Free junk car and truck removal. Open 7 days a week, 187
French Village Road. Phone 847-3569.
VEHICLES
2003 SUNFIRE, licensed and inspected, runs great,
$1,450.00, 2001 PT Cruiser, no inspection, as is, $1,250.00.
653-0026.
WANTED
WANTED, TABLE TOP PHONOGRAPH, with horn, need for
Christmas. 432-6909 or 433-3051 after 6:00pm.
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General Practice, with specialization
in the areas of Real Estate,
Your one stop shop for all of your computer service needs
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BUS TOURS COUNSELING OVERHEAD DOORS

BURGESS TOURS Counseling The Whole Person
Henderson Overhead Doors
Nov 25 - 28 Black Friday Shopping Bangor & Augusta Children & Adolescents
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Nov 30 - Dec 5 NYC Christmas Tree Lighting Women’s Issues / Adults
25 years experience. Confidential appointments. Overhead Doors & Operators
Eastern Caribbean Cruise May 5 - 15, 2011 $1650pp 333-4803 Evening and weekend times available. 3331 Rte 710, Henderson Settlement
(506) 386-3180 Sherilyn Cheeks B.A., B.Ed., M.Ed., CCC.
Visit our website for 2010 tours. www.burgesstours4u.ca www.sherilyncheekscounselling.com (506) 485-2151 Fax: (506) 485-2151

CARPENTRY
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Renovations & Additions, Garages, Cedar Decks,
Crack Filling, Painting & Ceramic Tile
New Home Construction. Over 30 years experience
References Available. “FREE” Estimates.
Call Kevin 432-9585
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HEALTH & FITNESS PHOTOGRAPHY
Pearson Photography & Framing
New studio opening in November
with full schedule of group fitness classes.
“Come for the experience” ...
Portraits, Passport/FAC Photos, Corporate, Commercial,
Photo Restoration, Fine Art, Graphic Design and Logos
For more information contact us at 832-4848
or info@lifestylesfitnessstudio.ca 432-6682
www.patpearson.ca
www.lifestylesfitnessstudio.ca Mon-Thurs 10am-5pm Fri 10am-3pm after hours and weekends by appointment.

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We are WETT (Wood Energy Technology Training) Sales/Repairs/Heat/Well Pumps
Roofing Renovation
Certified! UV Lights & Water Conditioners
Vinyl Siding Decks Furnace repair/cleaning, sales/installation of oil & wood furnaces Certified in-floor Radiant Heating
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