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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. Since we couldn't
afford to build with landscaping included, a year ago the new house
looked forlorn sitting amongst the dirt and debris of construction
Hearing aid manufacturers like destruction. But, within a single year, the place is already perking up
Siemens Hearing Instruments with day lilies and roses, lilacs and blueberries, raspberries and shrubs,
introduce new hearing aid all starting to quickly erase some of the worst of the environmental
technology every six months. destruction.
There have been a number of new I am currently in the process of building the world's largest bridge
innovations in hearing aid located in the back woods of Nauwigewauk and again I am confronted
technology: behind the ear aids with environmental use versus environmental destruction. In order to
continue to get smaller, feedback harvest one forty foot tree, it is not uncommon for three or four smaller
(whistling) avoidance has improved trees to be damaged as the large one crashes to the ground. Now, none
and aids now adapt to your hearing of the trees are simply left to rot as I will use virtually all of it for
environment automatically. firewood or some other purpose but you still end up replacing a tall
standing tree with a pile of brush that doesn't look nearly as attractive.
New remote controls are available So what is the solution?? Using Mother Nature is not an option!!
from small pen shaped remote Without land for agriculture, we would starve and without wood for
controls that paper and building material, we would be bookless and homeless.
have bluetooth® technology so you While the use of Mother Nature can be ugly on the short term, if we
can listen to your TV, phone or continue to use but not abuse Mother Nature, she has a tremendous
MP3 player directly through our capacity to heal herself!!!
hearing aids like a stereo headset. 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
Rechargeable Option - No more brook runs through our property and over the years it has accumulated a
worries about buying and handling large amount of sediment that has definitely affected the long term
batteries. Works all day on a single quality of the brook and not in a good way.
night’s charge, it’s an In between starting and finishing this Raving, I was sitting about and
environmentally friendly option. 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 but aren't
highly visible with casual observation. So that's how we need to treat
Mother Nature ... mildly scarred but still really good looking!! Hey ...
When you are as old as dirt ... you are qualified to know what Mother
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HAMPTON TOWN WIDE YARD SALE 2010

Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc. The 10th annual Hampton Town Wide Yard Sale will be held on
Saturday, August 14th - all over the Town. This is a fundraiser for a
worthy cause, any profits from the Yard Sale organization do not go
to the Town of Hampton. It will be donated to a worthy project or
non-profit organization - which is to be decided.
This year, registration will not take place at the Town Office. You
may register at the Leisure Services Office (upstairs at the
Community Centre), Monday-Friday from 8:30am-4:30pm. The
cost of registration is still $5.00 - please register as soon as possible.
The final date for registration will be Friday, July 30th. There will
be prizes for registering and prizes for the return of the yard sale
signs, so get registered.
There will be tables for rent at: the Seniors’ Resource Center on
DeMille Court, please contact Betty Prentice at 832-5274; the
Legion on Main street, contact Helen Campbell at 832-5377; the
Six Munchkins - All Bottoms UP!!! 5 Hampton Curling Club, Cemetery Road, contact Bonnie Holder at
females and 1 male, about 7 weeks old. 832-2853.
They are all Tabbies, 3 pure, 2 with white The Hampton Curling Club will also be serving breakfast from
8:00am-12:00noon and the Hampton Lions Club will be holding a
markings and one with a little orange on the pork BBQ. Keep watching the Hampton Herald for further up-dates.
top of her head. She was obviously the runt 138
and had a tough few days, fortunately we
found a lactating mother who accepted her
right away. Three weeks ago (at 4 weeks of BAYVIEW CEMETERY CLEAN-UP
Clean-up day for the Bayview Cemetery in Hatfield Point will be
age), they were abandoned on a doorstep held on Saturday, July 10th from 8:00am-12:00noon. Bring
in a cardboard box - in the middle of the wheelbarrows, crow-bars, shovels. Loam and grass seed will be
night (and you know who you are if you read provided.
Everyone welcome, especially those with relatives buried at
this ad. SHAME ON YOU! to put the burden Bayview. 139
on someone else to look after them). They
were obviously still too young to be
separated from their mother. They were KITCHEN PARTIES IN KINGSTON
hungry and filthy. However, with loving Kitchen Parties are back - at the Frances Smith Memorial Hall
care, clean surroundings and nutritious (Long Reach Rte 845, Kingston Peninsula) on Friday, July 16th &
30th and August 13th & 27th - at 7:00pm. Bring your instruments for
food they are now thriving. They love to lots of fiddling, singing and fun. Light refreshments. $5.00 donation
attack your feet, so, if you are a visitor, at door for church and hall repairs.
socks and shoes are a must. Hosted by Sylvia Campbell 386-4601, 763-3393 or Fraser Smith
763-2559. 842
If interested in any one or two of these
adorable kittens, please call for an
appointment. AUCTION 45'S IN BELLEISLE
Auction 45's - an evening of cards is now being held at the Belleisle
Creek Hall on Saturdays at 7:30pm. $3.00/person, all welcome.
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Cats are ready for new homes
Animals for Adoption: Card of Thanks

The adoption fee for cats in our care is $100.00, which includes:
+
+ Two veterinary examinations
Treatment for worms, ear-mites, fleas
Anthony W.C. Kennett
+ Nail clip The graveside funeral for Tony was conducted by
+ Vaccinations with booster
+ Neuter/Spay
the Rev. Leo Martin at Saint Paul’s Anglican
+ 30-day health guarantee Church cemetery on Saturday June 19th. Many
of his family were present and all were
Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc. is a registered non-profit charitable organization
comforted by the meaningful service that Leo
Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc. presented. Our thanks go out to him, his wife
P. O. Box 4816, Sussex, NB, E4E 5L1 Debra for her welcome presence and for the
Phone: (506) 433-1256
Email: pawssanctuary@nb.aibn.com many friends who remembered Tony by cards,
Website: www.petfinder.org calls and memorials.
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CANADA DAY IN APOHAQUI
The Apohaqui Lower Millstream Recreation Council invites
everyone to Canada's 143rd Birthday Celebration at Jones Memorial
“WHERE NICE MATTERS”
Park in Apohaqui. The theme of our celebration this year is "My
Canada is". The activities are organized by the Recreation Council
Your Hometown Team
and financially assisted by a Canada Day Committee Grant. Office 433-5227
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Avenue and flow along Bridge Street and proceed to Jones
Memorial Park. Everyone is invited to participate in the parade. You
may walk, ride a bike, car or float of your choice. Line up time
12:30pm. Prizes will be awarded in various categories. NEW LISTING NEW PRICE
1:45pm - We will have Iris Collett welcoming everyone at the park
with her music.
2:00pm - Official Opening with flag raising by Karl, Shannon,
Kennedy and Kassidy Tribe, followed by singing of O'Canada.
Introduction of honoured guests, inspiration of the day by Rev.
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blowing, etc. The local milk producers plan another visit with us and
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Throughout the day we will have delicious strawberry shortcake
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10:00pm - The evening will close with a "great display of
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LIONS BINGO - COLES ISLAND

Wedding Shower Bingo is held at the Coles Island Lions Hall
(Route 10, Coles Island) every Wednesday
night. Doors open at 6:30, Bingo starts at
There will be a 7:30pm. For more info call Elmer at 362-5534.
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Community Wedding Shower
held for
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HAMPTON FOOD BASKET NEWS
& Josh McKnight Thanks are extended to all who helped with gifts of time, talents and
at the Municipal Building in Norton treasures in the past month; you made life better for a great many
on July 4, 2010. From 2-4 pm. needy people.
Saint Paul’s Anglican Church in co-operation with Communities in
Ladies please bring refreshments. Bloom has begun work on a Community Garden with a view to
assisting the Food Basket with fresh produce, as well as providing a
fenced in area for people to grow for themselves. Hat’s off to all the
wonderful sponsors that are giving generously to the cause. If you
have time to spare and would like to help in planting and tending a
plot to grow produce for the Basket, or for yourself, please contact
Chris Rendell at 832-4660; even just an hour’s weeding or planting
would produce wonderful results and you can enjoy a deer free
location.
Sincere thanks are extended to Home Hardware for their kindness
in once again holding the annual BBQ; all funds raised are given to
the Basket and we applaud your faithfulness in supporting us.
We are tremendously encouraged each year when the good
gardeners at Communities in Bloom arrive with an abundance of
potted tomato plants and flowers. This year the tomatoes were about
ready to bloom, what a lift you give to both clients and volunteers,
thank you so very much.
Sincere thanks go to the Atlantic Community Church for their help
with home improvements for our client and their sponsorship of
children going to Camp Tulakadik. Wonderful help, greatly
appreciated .
Our sincere thanks go to the Nauwigewauk Girl Guides and the
Leatherbarrow School for their generous donations of food. If you
are donating food please check that the gift is not past it’s ‘sell by
date’, there would be health concerns if this were the case and we
clearly wish to avoid any such problems.
The next day for preparation is on July 14th and clients will be
served from 8:30-11:00am on July 15th. Mailing address is,
Hampton Food Basket, 39 Tilley Street, Unit 2, Hampton NB E5N
5B4. Receipts for all donations will be issued in the New Year unless
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6.
THE 140 PENINSULA ARMY CADETS

On Wednesday evening June 9th cadets from the 140 Peninsula
Branch took part in Highway Cleanup as part of their community
effort to keep roads clean and attractive. The cadets could be seen
cleaning the stretch of the 845 from Macdonald Consolidated
School to the Gondola Point Ferry landing. Marigold flowers kindly
AFTER-INVENTORYSALE
donated by Kredl’s and perennials donated by a parent were also
planted at the Ferry Landing.
The Cadets have been working hard this year, with training skills,
including survivor weekends and biathlon training. Through the
year they also held a wake-a-thon and several outdoor marches
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including snowshoeing in the winter. The Officers, Cadets, parents
celebrated their annual inspection on May 2nd with many awards Furniture & Appliances
being given. They have also been very active with fundraising
activities as they are working toward an exciting trip to the Canadian Serving Our Community For Over 30 Years!
Capital Ottawa for the 2010-2011 season.
The 140 Peninsula Corps would cordially invite any interested
students between the age of 12-19 to join in all our exciting
activities. Meetings are held every Wednesday at Macdonald
Consolidated School between 6:30 & 9:00pm.
See you in September! 129
MACFARLAND FAMILY REUNION

There will be a MacFarland family reunion held on Sunday, July 4th
at the Moss Glen Legion Branch # 62, 1356 Rte 845, Clifton Royal.
We are looking for descendants of Charles & Annie McNaughton
Nelson MacFarland. Our party starts at 3:00pm and finishes at
7:00pm, with a pot luck at 4:30pm.
Bring your family photos and stories to share. Expect to have fun,
maybe play a game of “??” and share some family trivia. 520
ARNOLD FAMILY REUNION

There will be an Arnold Family Reunion held on August 7th & 8th at
the Poley Mountain Ski Lodge in Waterford on Saturday, August
7th the doors open at 6:00pm - bring your favourite game and
munchies. On Sunday, August 8th registrations starts at 9:00am -
bring your favourite dish.
For more information call 433-2597. 518
STRAWBERRY SUPPER AT CRYSTAL BEACH

The Friendly Quilters are sponsoring a Salad Plate & Strawberry
Shortcake Supper at the James H. Williams Hall in Crystal Beach on
Saturday, July 10th from 4:30-6:30pm. Cost for the supper is
$10/adults, $5/children 5-12 and pre-schoolers eat for free.
Take-out will be available. 838
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HRAA NEWS
Fish 'n' Jam every Wednesday Evening at 7:00pm:
WE PROTECT, YOU SAVE ... Come on out and listen to our talented musicians, and
learn fly-tying from one of the masters, our own Andy
Dollar.
Illegal Dumping Hotline: We're seeing ongoing
issues with illegal dumping on the Hammond, so here's the contact
number for the Illegal Dump Hotline: 1-877-777-4218.
Report illegal fishing or poaching: Here's the number to contact
enforcement if you see any illegal hunting or fishing activity: 1-800-
222-8477.
A limited number of tickets are being sold for a trip to Larry’s
Gulch. Only thirty tickets will be offered for a trip for two (one
shared rod) to the Gulch August 30th, 31st & September 1st. Contact
Jim Gillespie to reserve your ticket!
Also, we’re looking for a good used refrigerator to replace the one
in the kitchen. If you know of anything available, please give us a
call!!
Our BEST PRICE guarantee Kayak Fishing Tournament: We have a kayak fishing tournament
planned on the lower Hammond River for the July 24th-25th
weekend. If you're interested in attending, log into the forums at
Home Auto Business Tenant Farm NewBrunswickFishing.com to let our organizers know you're
Agents Call today for a free quote! planning to attend.
News from the Riverbank: Water levels on the Hammond have
SHERYL MOORE
Fundy returned to great levels, running around the two meter mark. The lift
of fresh water also brought in another run of gaspereau, enticing
Hampton & Area many anglers to cast flies to these fish. We’ve also had visits from
8 Centennial Rd., Unit 1 Luna Moths, a beautiful local insect, and one of the largest moths
Hampton, NB, E5N 6N2 seen in the local area. We haven’t seen many stripers lately, but we
Tel: 832-5925 Insurance Company do know that they are active in the system.
Also, we’re very pleased to have had another visit from the
www.fundymutual.com recently-formed Saint John High School fishing club, with several
members coming out for fly-tying and casting lessons, and actual
fishing. They’ll be back again in two weeks time.
And, welcome to our newest (and probably most remote) member:
Jim Winch and his lovely wife dropped in recently to tour the
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Sales, installation and servicing in the sport of fly fishing. Welcome, Jim!
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SUSSEX REGIONAL LIBRARY NEWS
46 Magnolia Ave 432-4585, sussexpl@gnb.ca
Summer Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday - 10:00am-
5:00pm, Wednesday - 12:00noon-8:00pm, Saturday & Sunday -
closed.
Calling all explorers! Looking for something fun and free to do with
your children this summer? Bring them to the library and register
them for the Summer Reading Club! They won’t want to miss any of
our adventure filled programs as we “travel around the world” in
celebration of this year’s theme, See the World @ Your Library.
While SRC does not require a weekly commitment, we do offer
exciting weekly programs. Every Monday there is Family Hour from
10:30-11:30am featuring a puppet show and craft; every Tuesday
from 10:30-11:30am there is a program for school-aged children
featuring stories, games, and crafts; every Thursday from 10:30-
11:00am there is Toddlertime for children 18 months-3 years and
Storytime for 3-5 year olds and every Friday from 10:30-11:00am
there is Babies in the Library for little ones birth-18 months.
Summer Reading Club is a wonderful way to encourage your child
to keep reading throughout the summer! SRC runs for 8 weeks and
each week has a different theme. As incentive, we have eight
different travel trading cards for your child to collect, one for each
theme. As always, SRC will end with our Grand Finale drop-in Party
on August 18th.
You can register your child at any time throughout the summer
during library open hours. For more information, check out the
super-fun SRC website: www.gnb.ca/0003/SRC2010/home.asp.
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ORANGE LODGE CELEBRATION

We, the County Lodge members of Kings East would like to invite all
Lodge members and families/friends to our July 12th celebration on Special thank you goes to Gary
Saturday, July 10th at the Waterford Community Hall. Lodge McKinney for donating his time and
meeting will be open to all starting at 1:30pm. The parade will line up machine to fix up and level off the
at 2:30 - bring a banner or two - it will be a short walk. driveways and parking lot of Royal
Dinner will be about 5:00pm and we are asking the families to bring
Canadian Legion, Norton Branch
salads, rolls or deserts; Kings East Lodge will provide the cold meats.
There will not be a charge for the meal, but a donation would be #76, just in time for our Canada Day
accepted and appreciated. Events. It is greatly appreciated by
We hope to have entertainment, bring an instrument and your voice the members of the Norton Legion.
to sing. Come and enjoy the fellowship of friends and meet new It’s great when people donate their
friends. If you have any presentations to do please let our committee time to help out in their community
know before that day - thank you. and Legion.
So, come and enjoy the day with us - bring a friend. Hope to see you Public Relation/Service Officer
there.
Gordon McKenzie.
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SUMMER FUN WITH ACC-HAMPTON
ST. ANTHONY'S ACC-Hampton returns with exciting summer programming
beginning July 14th to 16th when it holds High Seas Expedition VBS
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL at the Hampton Senior’s Resource Centre from 9:30-11:30am.
Children ages four up to those who have just completed Grade 5 are
welcome to attend this free high-energy three-day event. With
at Central Kings Rec Center games, sports, music, prizes, crafts and much more, High Seas
Titusville Road, Upham Expedition VBS promises to be three days this summer you won’t
forget! Pre-registration is recommended, but registration can also be
Sunday, July 4th done at the door so bring your friends.
from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. On July 18th, join ACC-Hampton for a Family Worship Festival
and Tailgate Party beginning at 10:30am at Hampton Middle
Featuring: Ham, Baked Beans, Potato Salad, Coleslaw, Rolls School. Bring the whole family to the exciting closing of the High
& delicious Strawberry Shortcake. Craft & Bake Tables. Seas Expedition VBS.
Price: Adult $9.00, Child $4.00, Family Rate - $25.00. From August 10th-12th, head back to the Hampton Senior’s
For more info, phone Karen 832-4329 or Jean 832-7463 Resource Centre for ACC-Hampton’s very popular Cooking Camp
for children who have just finished Kindergarten up to Grade 5. The
camp takes place from 9:30-11:30am on Tuesday & Wednesday;
and from 9:30am-12:30pm on Thursday when parents, guardians
and caregivers are invited back for lunch at 11:45am. There is a $5
registration fee to cover the costs of the cooking camp. Pre-
registration is recommended as space is limited for the cooking
camp.
Questions, or to register, please call Susan at 1-877-ACC-8688 or
Crimestoppers Tip Line
Call 1-800-222-8477 9-1-1 433-8323 (online registration is available at www.accweb.ca). 132
WE LIVE IN THE COUNTRY, THERE IS NO RUSH!
Imagine driving down the road, minding your own business when from IWK FUNDRAISER THANK YOU
the woods jumps out not what you would expect to see come out of the A special thanks goes out to everybody who took part and donated
woods, like a deer or another type of animal. Out jumps a man, stark
naked. This has occurred twice in the last month, once near the off their time/equipment to the IWK Telethon event which was held at
ramp in Hampton while the second occurred near Bloomfield. Gee, the Norton Legion. The event was very successful. There are very
you never see that in the winter! I had to chuckle when a reporter few individuals who have not had a connection to the IWK through
asked for a description of what he was wearing! As soon as the reporter family or friends.
asked the question, the reporter caught the Faux Pas and realized the On June 4 the Norton Legion kicked off their telethon event with an
error and laughed..
open mic and volunteers coming in to play - while free will
Work is starting on the highways between Saint John and Quispamsis donations were dropped off. Entertainment was provided by: Randy
so traffic will be slower. I thought that I would pass it along that the Vail, Randy Currie, Marie Short, Joyce Boone, Donna Chase,
fines double in construction zones and that can hurt. Our District Kenny Rossiter, Clifford Tays and Stewart Tays.
dedicated Traffic Unit will be monitoring this.
The donations which had been dropped off at the Legion were then
The Town of Hampton’s greenhouse behind the Community Center taken to the Telethon in Saint John (Market Square) on Saturday,
suffered over $2,000 damage by vandal(s) throwing at least twenty June 5th. The Legion also made donations to the IWK through the
rocks through it. There are lots of community programs in place for
those who are bored. This includes Ball Leagues for all ages. If you Thursday night Charity Bingo.
cannot afford one of the programs PRO Kids is there to help. Overall the IWK 2010 Telethon raised over $5.4 million. Hope to
Applications can be picked up at Leisure Services and is 100 % see everybody for next years’ event. 522
confidential. Pam Bolton and Sue Gerow are working hard to make
sure all kids in the Hampton area can get involved in programs.
There was another incident within the Town limits that could have had
dire results. A driver was stopped at the end of Saint Paul Street to turn CARD PARTIES IN LOWER MILLSTREAM
left onto Kennebecasis River Road when a vehicle pulled up beside the Auction 45's cards every Tuesday evening at 7:30pm at the Lower
car. As she was starting to turn a balloon filled with water was thrown Millstream Hall (Rte 880/875). The cost to play is $4.00/person and
through the window. The youths responsible were located and were includes a 50/50 ticket and lunch. Come bring your friends and have
very apologetic for their actions believing it was a friend who had the
exact type of vehicle. The only problem here is that the second vehicle a fun evening. 505
had to be on the wrong side of the road to do the deed. Secondly, the
driver slammed on the brakes. Luckily it wasn’t the accelerator.
The Irving Oil Alumni have again donated bikes to the bike rodeo on The family of the late
July 1st as part of Canada Day Festivities in Hampton. They gave the
RCMP all the bikes they had left over and it is more than what we need
to use for the bike rodeo. Therefore, if you require a bike please feel
Parker J. MacDonald
free to contact Cst. Dan Gendron at our office and arrangements can be would like to express our sincere thanks to all
made to collect a bike for free. We at the RCMP have a policy to not sell
the bikes. We like to find a home for them. This also includes bikes that the friends and family for their support and
were located abandoned and the finder did not wish to have them generosity during this difficult time.
returned to them. Some found are not in the best of condition but with a
little TLC they are quite usable. A big Thank You to the Irving Oil Also, a special thanks to the staff of the
Alumni for their donation. If you do not own a bike and wish to
participate I will have spare bikes and helmets at the rodeo. It will be Dr. V.A. Snow Centre for the loving care
held beside the Community Center and will run from 1:30 p.m. to 3
p.m. they provided to Parker.
Have a great two weeks.
The MacDonald Family
Pat Cole, Cpl., Hampton RCMP
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Reminder: MCNAMARA FAMILY REUNION

The McNamara family reunion will be held on Saturday, July 31st
at the shore of the residence of Joseph McNamara at 8314 route 10,
Cumberland Bay. Registration will be at 1:00, and there will be a pot
luck supper from 4:00-6:00pm. If you have any pictures or
information you are encouraged to bring them.
Congratulations
to
For more information call Joseph at 506-339-6498 or Ralph at 506- Chad Spence
339-6312. 804 on your graduation from
Hampton High School.
Best of luck with
COFFEE “DRIVE THRU” IN MIDLAND all your future plans.
Each Friday from 6:00-9:00am Midland Baptist Church (Rte.124 & We love you!
Upper Midland Road) invites you to get a great cup of coffee while Mum, Dad,
making a donation toward alleviating world hunger. Stephen, Cody Montana
Watch for the MAD@poverty Coffee Drive Thru signs. 117
Nan & Papa xoxo
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
Reminder: CANADA
DAY - BELLEISLE BAY
After a few years of
absence, Hatfield Point
Fun Days has been
resurrected as "Belleisle
Bay Celebrates Canada
Day" for July 1st.
The day long event will kick off with a
community breakfast and yard sale at 8:00am.
One of the highlights will be the parade starting at
10:00am. The afternoon is packed full with kid's
activities, tea party, carpentry skills contest, a
rolling pin throw, 50/50 draw and a silent auction.
There will be food available all day long ranging
from coffee and donuts to barbeque. And there's
even free cake at the official opening at 2:00pm.
The Hatfield Point wharf will be the location for
the entertainment center stage with local musical
acts and dance shows going from noon until
11:00pm. The day will be finish off with the
always popular and entertaining Cemetery Stories
at 7:30pm. The cemetery stories feature strange
facts about the colourful characters resting in
Hatfield Point's Bayview Cemetery.
The grand finale of the day's events will
"Fireworks Over The Bay" at dark.
For more information and the specific location of
events check out Facebook - "Belleisle Bay
Celebrates Canada Day" 829
11.
ROOTS OF EMPATHY BABIES
On May 13th a celebration for all participants and supporting guests
of the Roots of Empathy program was hosted at the Hampton Senior
Jonathan Parlee (506) 434-3774 Resource Center. This years’ contribution of 18 babies, the world’s
youngest teachers, their parents and facilitators have worked with
» Free estimates/resonable rates over 1,100 children in School District 6 to build caring, peaceful and
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Demolition, Underground Utilities, that has shown dramatic effect in reducing levels of aggression and
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more than 10,700 children across our province. Thank-you goes out
to all those who have contributed to another successful year. 120
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

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506-608-9215
DENNIS CORMIER - ESTIMATOR
506-644-8992
FREE ESTIMATES
CANADA DAY STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
OVER 25 YEARS There will be a Strawberry Festival at the Belleisle Community
EXPERIENCE Centre (1648 Route 124, Springfield) on Thursday, July 1st from
3:00-6:00pm. The menu includes a choice of two size plates: Large
plate ($10) - 2 scoops potato salad, beans, 2 slices ham,
tomato/cucumber,
EVENING & WEEKEND pickles, roll,
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shortcake, tea/coffee;
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tomato/cucumber, Summer Jump Start Program
pickles, roll, Don’t let your child fall behind
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“The Pool Professionals” shortcake, tea/coffee moving ahead in academic skills rather than
since 1975 regressing. A tutor will teach your child
(drinks for children). one-on-one in your home to move ahead and
fill in missing skills. Typically sessions are
Take out orders will 2 to 4 times a week for 1 hour. Give your child
be available. a jump start this summer so in September
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All proceeds from
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COMPLETE LINE OF CHEMICALS & ACCESSORIES
this event will go to
the Belleisle Bears $50 off
Summer Jump Start Program
Community Sports
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VISIT OUR SHOWROOM please contact: Janice Education Consultant
SIMA 847-POOL 7665 at 485-2497, Mary at 506-848-0988
107 HAMPTON ROAD, ROTHESAY, NB 839-2474 or Cindy at Email: sdaigle@tutordoctor.com
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12.
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION #62
1356 Rte 845, Clifton Royal NB, E5S 2B9, Phone 763-
2009
Mondays - Legion meeting the first Monday of each
month, new members welcomed (anyone may become
a member), membership not a requirement to be a
volunteer.
Sundays - 7:30pm, Cribbage. For more information contact Joe
Stack at 763-2959.
Thursday, July 1st - Canada Day Fun for all, everyone welcome:
11:00am, Flea Market $5.00/table. To book a table call 763-2641
(Barb Pitt). Canteen service available, BBQ hotdogs and
hamburgers; 12:00noon, Flag raising and cake cutting; 1:00-
4:00pm, take out salad plate and strawberry shortcake. Games for
young and old: frog racing contest, bingo, local entertainment,
antique cars on display, dunk tank; hoping for a Tug of War between
Peninsula and Long Reach Fire Departments.
Finalized program will be posted at Kingston General Merchants,
Chapel Grove Convenience, Gondola Point and Westfield Ferries.
Sunday, September 12th - next Vets & Friends at Kennebecasis
Branch #58.
Peninsula Pearls meet the 2nd & 4th Monday of each month at
12:00noon for lunch. New members welcomed - if interested call
Claudia Small 763-2587.
Due to renovations the hall will be unavailable from July 2nd-
August 31st. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience.
To reserve the Hall call Doreen Stack at 763-2959 and/or Meahgan
Hickey at 763-2665, or e-mail meg.hickey.hare@live.com. 105
8TH ANNUAL STRAWBERRY SUPPER

The Nauwigewauk Community Centre would like to invite you to
attend a strawberry supper on Wednesday, July 7th from 4:00-
6:00pm at the Centre. The menu will include cold cuts, potato salad, H C Your complete ?ooring specialists
trimmings, roll, tea/coffee or juice and for desert, strawberry
shortcake. Cost for the supper is $9/adult, $5/child, $25/family of 4.
For info call 832-5035. 405
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LEWIS FAMILY REUNION • Carpet

The Lewis Family Reunion will be held (rain or shine) on Saturday,
August 14th at the home of Wayne and Fay Lewis (126 Lewis Road, • Porcelain Tile
Colpitts Settlement). Relatives of the late Pearl and Harry Lewis are • Mirage Hardwood Flooring
welcome to attend from 2:00pm on and a Pot Luck supper will be Visit Our Showroom Sales & Installation
served at 4:30 - please bring your favourite dish. (506)634-7777
For more information please contact Wayne at 372-4651. 830 621 Rothesay Ave., Saint John
www.hamiltonscarpets.com 2695225
Check A/C $34.95
Drop in or give us a call.

Mon-Fri 8:00 to 5:00
637 Rothesay Ave Saturday 8:00 to noon
13.
DVBS AT HAMPTON BAPTIST
RE/MAX PROFESSIONALS The Hampton Baptist Church (776 Main Street) will be holding
DVBS for ages 4-12 and adults the week of July 4th-8th from 6:30-
Jeff Fuller 8:15pm. There will be an adult class entitled “truths that the next
generation need to hear” (babysitting provided).
jeff@home-in-sussex.ca To register early go to - hamptonbaptistchurch.com, and for more
www.jefffuller.ca information call 832-3541. 134
506-432-6170 office
506-435-4663 cell
Just Call Jeff! ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION #76
1935 Rte 121, Norton NB
Mondays - 45's @ 8:00pm.
Tuesdays - Double crib @ 8:00pm.
Wednesday nights - Summer Darts, contact Anna Walsh
at 485-8813 for more information.
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, 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.
Saturdays - Single crib @ 8:00pm.
810 Route 124 Norton (minutes from divided highway) Thursday, July 1st - 1:00pm, Canada Day Money Crib and prizes;
5 years old, 4 + 1 bedrooms, 3 bathroom, amazing master regular Monday night Bingo - doors open at 6:00pm.
bedroom with ensuite and a walk-in closet that every For Legion information please contact Service Officer, Gordon
McKenzie at 432-0779; and for hall bookings call Marg at 839-2212
woman dreams of, main floor office, main floor den, walk-
(Gordon at 432-0779).
in pantry, finished media room, playroom and bedroom in
Are you a veteran who does not receive a pension or health care
basement, hardwood floors, quality finish. benefits? It does not matter how long you served. For more
information contact Gordon McKenzie, Service Officer RCL #76 at
We invite you to compare this price of $299,400. 432-0779. 502
Call Jeff for appointment to view. 435-4663
GREYHOUND MEET & GREET
HAPPY 50th Greyhound Pets of Atlantic Canada invite you to a Meet & Greet on
Canada Day in beautiful Hampton. Join us on Thursday, July 1st,
ANNIVERSARY
from 12:00noon until 4:00pm at the Hampton Community Centre.
GPAC Lemonade Sale to support Hampton PRO Kids. Don't miss the
Children's Fair and Bike Rodeo!
to my Mum and Dad, Come meet beautiful retired racers and their knowledgable owners.
Greyhounds make excellent pets for young families! Is a Greyhound
Lois & Curt the right dog for your family and your lifestyle? Come by, ask
questions, and find out! Contact 869-8884 or www.gpac.ca. Bred to
July 2, 2010 run, born to love! 127
Have a Wonderful Day - Everyday!

ALLABY - GRAY REUNION
All my love, Carol xoxo The annual Allaby-Gray Reunion will be held on Sunday, July 11th at
the Midland Community Hall (Rte 124) from 2:00-6:00pm. There
will be a potluck supper. 519
14.
BOWL OF HYGEIA
AWARD PRESENTED
The Bowl of Hygeia is
the most widely
BATES LANDING
recognized international ROADSIDE MARKET Bob & Janice Bates
symbol for the profession 888 Rte 850, Long Point
of Pharmacy today. The Open Daily 9am-9pm
Bowl of Hygeia is
awarded annually to one
pharmacist in our (506) 485-2795
province who has
committed extensively to
or 485-2497
community service and
has an outstanding record
as a community leader.
This year's winner is Lew
Moulton. He is a
wonderful pharmacist GONDOLA PT
who cares for his community and volunteers numerous hours to be FERRY
an active member on any committee to enhance and grow his SAINT JOHN
community.
Lew is a conscientious pharmacist who treats each and every Featuring:
patient and employee as though they were a family member. He is an ! McPhee’s Bakery U-PICK
outstanding person in the community and well deserving recipient ! Saputo Ice-Cream STRAWBERRIES
of this prestigious award. Congratulations from the staff of
Pharmasave and the community of Hampton. 124
! Fresh Produce in Season NOW OPEN
! Crafts
! Conveniences Call Ahead
HHS REUNION DANCE & SOCIAL
Just minutes from Hampton
The Hampton High School class of ‘75 will be having their 35th
Reunion on Saturday, August 7th. In the evening we would like to across from the Belleisle Bay Ferry Landing & Public Swimming
invite the classes and teachers from 1970-75 and also the
Hamptonians who were part of the ‘76 class of KV. We are hoping
the interest is out there for all to join us to catch up and have some
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
SURPLUS EQUIPMENT
We are currently disposing of surplus equipment that may
also. still be useful to others in the not-for-profit sector.
We have already rented the Nauwigewauk Hall, and hope to hire a
DJ, but we need confirmed numbers to be able to make it viable. We have approximately 12 computers ranging from fairly
More info to follow once people confirm they are coming. capable work stations down to some best used for internet
Please email, phone, whatever you need to do to get in touch with and basic word processing. Two or 3 machines are best
any and all who went to HHS, graduates or not, from the years 1970 used as a teaching tool about the inner workings of a
to 1975, and let them know about this, then email or call us ASAP, computer - pretty obsolete otherwise. Virtually all machines
confirming plans to attend. are licensed for Windows 2000 but the majority would
Hope to see many many of you soon, Tanya Stanley Henderson - handle Windows XP with no problem.
mhender@nbnet.nb.ca; 832-3236; and Gwyn Martin
- gwynmartin@rogers.com, class of '75. 805 In addition we have eight 17" CRT monitors, which are the
big heavy ones. We also have two fairly large laser
printers, one I believe works fine but the other needs a new
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN HAMPTON fuser if memory serves me correctly. Also two fax
The Hampton United Church will be holding their annual machines which send and receive fine but may or may not
Strawberry Festival on Tuesday, July 6th at the church from 4:00- have printing issues.
6:30pm. The menu will include: potato salad, coleslaw, marinated
carrots, salad, ham, brown bread, homemade rolls and a If your not-for-profit group has a need for this equipment
scrumptious strawberry shortcake made with homemade biscuits. we are happy to donate it. Email me at mike@ossekeag.ca
Cost for the meal is $10.00/adults; $4.00/children 6-12; children 5 or call me at 832-5613 (I am normally in Monday and
and under eat for free. 811 Wednesday mornings and Friday all day).
Mike Hickey
Ossekeag Publishing
CHURCH SERVICE IN WICKHAM 242 Main Street, Hampton,
There will be a Church Service at the Wickham United Baptist NB, E5N 6B8
Church on Sunday, July 11th at 11:00am with minister Rev. John Tel: 832-5613 Fax: 832-3353
Carroll. 135
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FUNDY GARDENERS NEWS
The next meeting of the Fundy Gardeners will be held on
Wednesday, July 7th - 7:00pm at the Kennebacasis Select Funeral
Home (152 Pettingill Road, Quispamsis). Guest speaker for the
Mike Saunders, Prop. evening will be Verna Mills, discussing the Blue Himalayan Poppy.
Licensed Mechanic All are welcome. 400
All makes & models

I NEED A FAVOUR
Licensed Motor Vehicle Inspection Station Wow, what a beautiful day it was a week ago Saturday. After a quick
jaunt to the city to take part in a fundraising event, I made my way to
379 Cumberland Road, Lakeside Hampton for my weekly visit to the Hampton Market. As I do every
Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm week, I chatted with friends and acquaintances and asked their
832-0256 (SHOP) opinion of our new market. Probably the most frequent first
654-0962 (CELL) response I get is "what a great venue". The ambiance of the
Hampton Curling Club seems absolutely perfect to host such an
event. The second comment is always the same. "Hampton should
have had a market years ago."
TOP UP YOUR STAFFING DURING So there you have it; something that is long overdue and a great
location to boot. This is exactly the premise that the Hampton
SUMMER VACATION TIME... FOR FREE! Tourism Committee (yes, there is one) was going on when we
formed a board of interested people to take on this venture. The
Summer is coming and so is the opportunity to take board had four goals in mind. The first was to give folks from
advantage of our Summer Employment Experience
program! There are high school students with an intellectual outside the area another reason to stop in our great little town. We
disability in our community who would benefit from an knew from our research that there is a regular circuit for many, many
experience of working for your company. This is a two- residents of the Greater Saint John area each Saturday. They hit the
week unpaid work term that will be supervised by a job- road early and head out to breakfast at Holly's, make stops at Spud's,
coach. Your company could pay an honorarium to the Kredl's and on to the two Kingston Markets. The more time we can
student if that seemed suitable for this added value. This keep these visitors in our area, the better for the Kings County
just may be the opportunity to see if there is a potential new economy, right?
hire... without the risk! Secondly, a market in our own town gives our local entrepreneurs
an opportunity to gain exposure right here at home. Did you know
Please call for information on this and that a large portion of our vendors are from the greater Hampton
other programs offered. area? We are only in our second month and already some of these
folks have a strong following of regular customers.
ACL Employment Program Our third goal was to help out the Hampton Curling Club with a
Contact us at 652-1544 – n6employ@nb.aibn.com much needed off season revenue source. This facility is a Hampton
institution with a fantastic history. Some very successful curlers
Funded by the Government of Canada and the Province have come out of this club. As time goes by, it becomes more and
of New Brunswick through the Canada-NewBerunswick more expensive to maintain such a facility and we hope that the
Labour Market Agreements
Market's contribution will help to sustain the club for years to come.
Finally, our fourth goal is where you come in. We very much
wanted the Market to be a place for Hamptonians to gather on
Saturday mornings and catch up with neighbours and friends. We all
know that you don't build a mountain in a day and you don't build a
SAINT JOHN ASSOCIATION market in a season. From a tourism perspective, we know it will take
time to create awareness and draw in these visitors. In the meantime,
for COMMUNITY LIVING we need to help our vendors be successful. I'm sure you can
appreciate our Catch 22 scenario. We need vendors to draw
customers, but we also need
customers to draw vendors.
MASSAGE So, here is the favor I'm asking.
Plan to schedule a half hour of
MATTERS Registered Massage Therapists
your Saturday mornings this
summer to visit the Hampton
Market. Visit with friends, have
Cara Seeley a coffee and browse the
Jane McConchie-Payne offerings of our vendors. I think
(receptionist) you'll like what you see and
Lyndi Leask you'll be doing your part to build
Melissa Smith our town in the right way.
Erin Dunlop Thanks!
433-4033 Brian Fowler, Chair, Town of
368 Main St, Sussex
Hampton Tourism Committee.
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initially called Dominion Day. There are not any
CANADA records of early celebrations of Canada (Dominion)

Day, except for two years. In 1917, it was used to
commemorate the 50th anniversary of
Confederation. It was also a backdrop to the
DAY dedication of the Parliament Buildings Centre Block

which was being constructed. It was dedicated to
the Fathers of Confederation and to Canadians
fighting in the First World War.
2010
Canada Day is July 1st of every year. It's the day that
In 1927 the celebration coincided with the Diamond
Jubilee of Confederation. The Governor General laid
the cornerstone of the Confederation Building on
Wellington Street and the Carillon in the Peace
Tower was inaugurated.
all Canadians enjoy relaxation while spending time Only since the late 1950's has Canada had regular
with family & friends. It typically involves a BBQ observance ceremonies of Canada Day.
(cook-out). Many communities host Canada Day
C events and set off fireworks. In 1968, Canada added multi-cultural and
professional concerts on Parliament Hill. The
A The Americans separated from British rule in 1776,
and celebrate Independence Day on July 4th. Canada
festivities were televised and ran under the name
Festival Canada until 1979.
N waited 100 years later, until 1867, to create the
"Dominion of Canada". Independence Day In 1980, the government extended celebrations
A celebrates the rejection of British rule and the
United States becoming an autonomous country.
beyond the Ottawa region by sponsoring the
development of festivities on a local level. In 1981,
D The basis of Canada's celebration is founded on the 15 major cities offered fireworks to commemorate
A formation of a new country and the union of
provinces.
the day.
It wasn't until 1982 that Dominion Day was officially
The holiday became a statute in 1879 but was changed to Canada Day.
D
A
Y Royal Canadian Legion Branch # 62
1356 Rte 845, Clifton Royal, NB, E5S 2B9
2
0 Les Célébrations de la Fête du Canada Day Celebration 2010 in Kingston
1 Thursday July 1st Canada Day Jeudi le 1 Juillet – Du plaisir pour tous
0 Fun for All, Everyone Welcome le monde durant la fête du Canada.
Tous le monde est bienvenu!
11:00 Flea Market $5.00 per table, to book a table call
763-2641 (Barb Pitt) & Canteen Service, BBQ Hotdogs 11:00 Marcher au puce $5.00 par table, pour réserver une
& Hamburgers table, appelé 763-2641 (Barb Pitt) & Canteen Service,
BBQ Hotdogs & Hamburgers.
12:15 Flag raising and cake cutting
12:15 La cérémonie du drapeau and nous coupons le gâteau.
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm take out salad plate and strawberry
short cake 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm Nous servons des petites salades and
du gâteau au fraise.
Games for young and old: Frog racing contest, Bingo,
Local Entertainment, Antique Cars on Display, Hoping for Des jeux pour tous: Frog racing, Bingo, talent local, voiture
a Tug of War between Peninsula and Long Reach Fire antique. Nous espérons avoir un Tug of War entre nos
Departments. End the day with Fireworks. Finalized Pompiers de Peninsula et Long Reach. Nous allons terminer
program will be posted at Kingston General Merchants avec les Fireworks. Le program des festivités va être poste
Chapel Grove Convenience, Gondola Point and Westfield au Kingston General Merchants, Chapel Grove Convenience,
Ferries. et les traversiers de Gondola Point et Westfield.
The Peninsula Br #62 Royal Canadian Legion wishes to acknowledge financial assistance provided by Canadian Heritage through Celebrate Canada Program
La Br #62 de la Legion Canadienne souhaite souligner la contribution financière du département the L’Héritage Canadian du notre Gouvernement Fédéral.
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BEV HARRISON, MLA THE CANADIAN FLAG

Canada's longest battle was waged in parliament over the
HAMPTON-KINGS introduction of a uniquely Canadian symbol ... the flag.
I hope you That is not to assume that a distinctly Canadian flag

wasn't considered before the maple leaf version was
enjoy your adopted ... the current design was actually discussed as
early as 1919.
Canada Day! Bev Harrison
Up until, 1945, the only "official" flag that Canada flew
was the Union Jack. The Red Ensign was flown for
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years before that would happen.
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themselves started to use the Red Ensign with the shield
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of the Coat of Arms of Canada in January 1944. The Royal
Canadian Air Force followed soon after.
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Email: kcaph@nb.aibn.com King decided to try to bring the issue of a distinctly
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Ha p a Da y ! Lester B. Pearson was the next Prime Minister to start flag
waving, and proposed his own design in 1964.
Diefenbaker heartily opposed him. Subsequently, a
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It was September 1964 and they were given 6 weeks to
0 Hon. ROB MOORE, MP conclude. By a process of elimination the current
Canadian flag came out on top. It was officially
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Pearson faced the same intensity of battle and the same
criticisms as King had faced years previously. The battle
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had a new National Flag.
Since December 18, 1964, the Union Jack is flown in
Canada as a symbol of membership in the
HAPPY CANADA DAY

Commonwealth and allegiance to the Crown.
In August 1943 Roosevelt (USA), Churchill (Britain) and
King met in Quebec City for a conference. On the Citadel,
From the Gang at the Red Ensign flew below the Union Jack while the US
flag flew at an equal height to the Union Jack. From that
day, on King's recommendation, the Canadian flag has
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HAMPTON
It’s our nature!
Celebrate Canada 2010 - From Sea to Shining Sea
Time Event Venue Sponsor
SATURDAY, JUNE 26
8:00 - 10:00 Country Breakfast Lower Norton Shore Hall Pickwauket Lions C
1:00 - 4:00
SUNDAY, JUNE 27
Garden Tour Hampton Private Gardens Communities in Bloom
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Sunday Brunch
Chicken BBQ
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TUESDAY, JUNE 29
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30
4:30 - 7:00
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Canada Day Party w Junction 49
Villa Drive
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Canada Day Breakfast
Face Painting
Children’s Story Time
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Hampton Community Library
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10:00 - 3:00 Art Festival Courthouse Lawn Local Artists
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10:00 - 4:30
Craft Display
Celebrating 50 Years
Community Centre Field
Kings County Museum
Hampton Crafters
Kings County Museum 2
11:00 - 5:00
11:00 - 3:00
Zelda’s River Adventures
Sidewalk Sale & Art Exhibit
Lighthouse Park
Visitor Information Centre
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11:30am
Opening Ceremonies
Cake Cutting
Courthouse Lawn
Courthouse Lawn
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11:30 - 2:00
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12:30 - 3:30
Delancey Camp Reenactment
Library Open House
Strawberry Social
Community Centre Field
Vivien Myles Fowler Library
Lighthouse Park Centre
Canada Day Committee
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12:00 - 4:00 Pony Rides Hampton Community Centre Hampton Bible Camp
12:00 - 5:00 Barbecue Hampton Community Centre Pickwauket Lions Club
1:30 - 3:00 Bike Rodeo Hampton Community Centre Hampton RCMP
1:30 - 3:00 Ident a Child Hampton Community Centre Hampton Lions Club
1:30 - 3:00 Teddy Bear Check Up Hampton Community Centre Hampton Ambulance Association
1:30 - 3:30 Preschool Camp Open House Hampton Community Centre HALL
3:00 - 6:00 Family Pool Party Hampton Community Pool Hampton Community Club
4:00 - 6:00 Cold Plate Supper Lower Norton Shore Hall Lower Norton Shore Hall
5:30pm Bingo Hampton Legion Hampton Lions Club
7:00 - 8:30 Twilight Splash! Hampton Community Pool Hampton Community Club
9:30pm Fireworks HMS / HES Field Town of Hampton
SATURDAY, JULY 3
10:00 - 12:00 Open House & Carnival Hampton Bible Camp Hampton Bible Camp
The Hampton Canada Day Committee would like to acknowledge the financial assistance provided by the Department of Canadian Heritage
through the Celebrate Canada Committee for New Brunswick.
For details, check out hot topics on www.townofhampton.ca
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Remidner: ARL PETS IN THE PARK 2010
It’s time to put on your walking shoes, gather your friends and
Come join us for fun in the sun! family - human and pets alike - and join the Animal Rescue League’s
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
Come & join Subsidized Care this, our biggest fund raiser of the year, will be used toward the
operation of our shelter, veterinary care, special needs of our
us for fun in & Special Needs animals and enhancement of ongoing programs..
the sun! Welcome While there is no registration fee, participants are asked to obtain
pledge sheets or set donations. Set a goal and ask your friends,
Let the Sunshine in at family, neighbours and co-workers to help you achieve it. Be our
highest pledge getter and win our “Leader of the Pack” $1000 prize.
Sunny Patch Daycare! Be our second highest pledge getter and win our “Top Dog” $500
prize. Our third highest pledge getter will win our “Cool Cat” $250
Hampton’s Newest Licensed Daycare prize.

Mark your calendars, cancel your plans and prepare your sneakers,
this is an event not to miss. Come out and help the Animal Rescue
Come and let your child explore and play. A League and let your pet have a fun day in the park ! For more
large variety of activities include plenty of information please call 642-0929 or email the ARL at
outdoor adventure in our fenced backyard, arlspev@nb.aibn.com. 834
homework & computer time, dramatic play,
blocks, creative arts, science and healthy
snacks & lunch. Your child will receive quality
care from fully trained staff with over 20 years MOVING HAMPTON FORWARD UPDATE
experience. Feel free to call Kim Mackay at The Business Retention and Expansion project is set to conclude in
the second week of July. Your input has been valuable and if we
832-1818 or 485-1819 haven't heard from you we would like to get your opinions. There are
46 Tilly Street several ways you can have your voice heard. If you are a resident
you can complete a web survey (found at www.townofhampton.ca).
Hampton, NB E5N 5B5 If you are a business, Resilient Solutions, the consulting firm hired
Ph: 832-1818 Fax: 832-4130 to conduct this project, may contact you for an interview. Residents
and businesses may also contact Resilient Solutions at
resilientsolutionsnb@gmail.com with additional thoughts.
To conclude the project, there will be an opportunity for residents
and seniors to participate in facilitated forums that will be held at the
Light House River Centre. The Seniors Forum (you must be 55+)
will be on Monday, July 5th at 6:00pm and the Public Forum (open
TORO & to Hamptonians of all ages) will be on Wednesday, July 7th at
a ve LAWNBOY 6:00pm. To participate in this forums you may RSVP to

resilientsolutionsnb@gmail.com or call us at 639-0690.
S$ 20! A similar forum was conducted with the Youth at the Hampton
SALE High School which proved to be very valuable. This is your chance
to come out and discuss your thoughts about the assets of Hampton,
starting at the changes you want to see, and the way you'd like Hampton to
move forward.
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ROY POPE & SONS

THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
Hampton Branch #28
Mondays - Second Monday of the month is the
Executive Meeting - 6:30pm. During the months
of July & August there will be no General
meeting held.
Tuesdays - Legion Bingo is cancelled until further
Strawberry Pickers Needed
notice. Under 12 considered if accompanied by an adult
Thursdays - Lions Bingo at 6:00pm. Daily and Seasonal bonuses paid
Wednesday, June 30th - Dance to the awesome sounds of Junction
49 at the Legion Hall as they start off the Canada Day celebrations Must have own transportation
here in Hampton. 7am - 12pm
Thursday, July 1st - Canada Day - the Legion will be hosting the Mon - Sat
Annual Breakfast from 8:00-11:00am.
Attention all Veterans, Legion members and Ladies’ Auxiliary: You Please call 485-3276 Ext. 224
are invited to attend the opening ceremonies of the Hampton’s
Canada Day celebrations. Please be in uniform and be at the Lutz If you are a Veteran {regardless of years served}and need
Law Office by 10:30am and wait for instructions to march over to assistance receiving a pension or benefits, please contact our
the Courthouse lawn at 11:00am. Service Officer Bob Jones at 832-9899.
Please Note the Change of Time: Sunday July 11th & 25th -and every Please note: No Parking will be allowed in the Legion parking lot
other week thereafter - Delicious Hot Country Style Brunch, where 'except' for Legion functions. 'No Parking' signs will be erected.
you get to serve yourself to; eggs, pancakes, bacon, sausage, grill For hall rentals (weddings, birthdays, family reunions, etc.) please
fried potatoes, home baked beans, toast, juice, tea, coffee and a great contact president Paul Morrison at 832-4156. 106
social time, from 9:00am-12:00noon, all for only $7:00. Everyone
welcome. 50/50 draw also held.
Saturday, July 31st - Reunion. LIBERAL NOMINATION BID - HAMPTON-KINGS
Town Wide Yard Sale is coming up August 14th and the Hampton Kit Hickey is pleased to announce her bid for the Liberal nomination
Legion has tables for rent. Please contact Helen at 832-5377 to book in Hampton-Kings. Kit has life long ties to the area, having attended
yours today. schools on the Kingston Peninsula and in Hampton.
Vets & Friends - No meetings until Sunday, September 26th when it Kit is a strong leader in the non-profit world, with her passions
will be at Hampton Legion, at 2:00pm. Great entertainment, social being adequate and affordable housing for all New Brunswickers.
time and meal for just $5.00 at the door. 137
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651-6510
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Reminder: VBS IN KINGSTON
Vacation Bible School will be held at the Kingston United Baptist
Church (3935 Rte 845 Kingston) July 5th - 9th from 9:00am-
12:00noon daily. The theme for the week will be - High Seas
Expedition, Exploring the Mighty Love of God.
For more information and/or pre-registration please phone 832-
5518 or 763-2648. 130
Owl and young ground hogs taken on the Kingston Peninsula by

Dennis Raynes. 128
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
"CELEBRATE CANADA"
Join us at the Barnesville Presbyterian Church grounds (Route 820)
on Thursday, July 1st (rain date - July 2nd) at 7:00pm for a BBQ,
Some clearance games and fireworks. Everyone welcome. 125
Kohler Windows
still available at
Reminder: SUSSEX COMPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL REUNION
Yard Sale Prices! Attention all Graduates of 1975 Sussex Composite High School. We
are holding our 35th Reunion this year on August 6th & 7th with all
5”x26” Aluminum activities being held at the Sussex Lions Den, 38 Willow Court. If you
Dock Kit Complete have not been contacted yet please call Cindy Gregg at 433-1275 or
email cgregg@nbnet.nb.ca.
with Western Also, if anyone has old photos from that year please email them. We
Red Cedar top look forward to a memorable weekend shared with
Reg. $2605.00 classmates. 821
Sale $2305.95
Vacation Bible School
Erbs Cove Baptist Church
Picnic Tables July 26-30, 9:00am-noon
While Quantities Last
Fully Assembled
Reg. $89.99
Ages 5 to 14 years
Bible Stories, Games, Crafts,
Sale $64.95 Food, Fun and Friends.
Hope to see For more information please
406 William Bell Dr., Hours: Mon - Thurs 8am-6pm you there! call 832-0644 or 832-3836
Hampton, NB, 832-5525 Fri - 8am-9pm~ Sat - 8am-5pm Daily Vacation Bible School - D.V.B.S.
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TIP OF
THE HAT
A “Tip of the
Hat” goes to
Congratulations to
Carmelle
Robichaud for being a OUR GRADS
dedicated volunteer with
the Hampton Minor Angela, Jessie, Alech,
Hockey Association for
the last seven years!
Thank you for your years
Callum & Evan
of hard work - we’ll all
miss you. 406 William Bell Drive
832-5525
If you would like to send
a “Tip of the Hat” to
acknowledge someone
who gives of themselves
to their community ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICE - TITUS HILL
without recognition or The Annual Memorial Service of Titus Hill Cemetery will be held in
pay, just send us their
name, community and a the cemetery at Titusville on Sunday, July 11th at 3:00pm. If the
weather is unfavourable, the service will be held in the Central
Bald Eagle in Kingston. Photo taken by brief description of their
acts of kindness. See page Kings Recreation Centre, Titusville Road at 3:00pm which is about
Donald Raynes. 126
two for our contact 2 km from the cemetery toward Upham. 843
information. 123
PET BIRD RESCUE STRAWBERRY SOCIAL FOR P.R.O. KIDS

Located at 95 Neck Road, Summerville, “Pet Bird Rescue” is a non- A Strawberry Social is being held at the Lighthouse River Centre in
profit rescue centre for pet birds who have been neglected or cannot Hampton (just before the green bridge) on Thursday, July 1st,
remain in their present home. An effort is made to find homes for Canada Day from 12:30-3:30pm. Please drop in and help us
them, or a home will be provided until other arrangements can be celebrate the day with refreshments, including strawberry
made. For those who are turning in pets - cage, toys and food must be shortcake.
provided. The event is hosted by St. Paul's Presbyterian Church with all
For more information contact 506-763-3323. 825 proceeds going to PRO Kids, Hampton and area. 119
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Hampton Home Hardware & Team Hourway

would like to thank
Obituaries
Jamie Alexander and Staff from Save Easy DICKSON, Donna Louise
for their donation to our BarBQue. The death of Donna Dickson of Hampton,
formerly of Miramichi, occurred June 8,
A big thank you to 2010 at her residence. She was born in
Ray Goucher and Staff at Spuds n’ things Roachville, daughter of Alice (Cook)
for their donation to our Bake Sale Stevens and the late Rupert Stevens.
Donna is survived by her mother Alice, two
in support of Relay for Life on June 5. daughters, Deanna Black (Cecil), Kinkora,
PEI, Sonya Dickson, Moncton; one son,
406 William Bell Dr., Hours: Mon - Thurs 8am-6pm
Craig Stevens (Geraldine Legge), New
Minas, NS; two grandchildren, Robert
Hampton, NB, 832-5525 Fri - 8am-9pm~ Sat - 8am-5pm
Stevens and Courtney Black; six sisters,
Linda Kilpatrick, Hampton, Lorna Albert
Reminder: STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN BLOOMFIELD (Joe), Saint John, Bonnie Appleby (Eldon), Cambridge Narrows,
There will be a Strawberry Festival held at the Bloomfield Hall on Margaret St. Pierre (Burton), Bradley Lake Road, Anna Stevens
Thursday, July 8th from 4:30-6:30pm. On the menu: ham, potato (Jerry Keirstead), Gibbon Mountain, Heather Welton, Codys; two
salad, coleslaw, tomato, eggs, cucumbers, pickles, brown bread, brothers, Bev Stevens (Margaret), Belleisle, Brian Stevens
rolls, strawberries and sweets. Cost for the supper is $10/adults, (Elizabeth), Fredericton; several nieces and nephews. She was
$4/children ages 6-12, pre-schoolers eat for free. predeceased by one grandson, Canaan Black and two brothers,
Hope to see you there! 822 Leonard and Ernest Stevens.
Visitation was held at
Reid’s Funeral Home,
Hampton. A graveside
service will be held at
Coles Island Baptist
Cemetery at a later date.
Memorials to Canadian
Diabetes Society or
Canadian Cancer Society
would be appreciated.
Online memorials and
condolences may be made
at www.reidsfh.com.
FORGRAVE, Marjorie
Grace (Smith)
The death of Marjorie
Grace (Smith) Forgrave,
age 79, occurred at her
residence, Belleisle
$3000.00 upgrade allowance Creek, NB, on Saturday,

June 12, 2010. Marjorie
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Joanne Craft of
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Obituaries In sad and loving

Carsonville, and Marsha and Jude Aubin of Belleisle Creek; memory of a dear
grandchildren Ricky Forgrave, April Folkins, Tammy Reicker,
Amanda and Jimmy Forgrave, Neil Husband, Father & Grandfather,
McVicar, Michael Hayes, Samantha
Brewer, Jessica and Alyson Hayes, Robert
and Susan Hepburn, Tracy and Christopher
Forgrave, Joyce Carrick and Joseph Craft,
Bernard Monahan
Krista, Sandra and William Forgrave, Lexy who left us so suddenly
Aubin; great grandchildren Charlie
Clarkson, Shane and Sheldon Forgrave and
Damion Forgrave Caija, Jasmine, Noah and
July 8th, 1996
Josh Forgrave, Zachary, Mitchell and
Shianne Folkins, Kayla and Cody Reicker, As we look back down life’s highway
Jeremy and Farren Forgrave; brother At the ones we’ve loved and lost,
Murray Smith of Ontario; sisters Evelyn Beaman of Elgin, Elizabeth We know we have to travel on
and Douglas Murphy of Lower Millstream and Linda and Donald No matter what the cost.
Bartlett of Searsville; and aunts. uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins,
sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law. She was predeceased by her
But if we could ask for just one wish
grandson Thomas Matthew Forgrave; brothers James, Lloyd, We know what it would be,
Lawrence, Charles, Merritt and infant brother Charlie Smith, sister To see you travelling up that road
Violet Wright; son-in-law James McVicar. And coming back to us.
Visitation was held at Sherwood's Funeral Home and Life Tribute
Centre (839-2156), 18 Scovil Road, Norton, NB. on Monday. Funeral
service was held from Sherwood's Chapel on Tuesday, June 15, 2010.
Always loved and remembered,
FOWLER, Lily
The death of Lily Fowler of Hampton, widow of Harold Fowler,
Wife, Gwen
occurred June 7, 2010 at WhiteHall Special Care Home. She was
born in Crowborough, England, daughter of the late Frank and Annie
Son, Daughters and Grandchildren
Wickins. Lily was a member of St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Hampton
and the War Brides Old Country Club.
She is survived by one daughter, Susan
Lawrence (Jim), Moncton; granddaughter,
Jennifer Blue (Paul), Oakville, ON; great
granddaughter, Paije Blue; two sisters, Ruby
Adams and Nora Turk, both of England; and
one nephew. She was predeceased by her
first husband, James Dennis of England, a Subaru receives top
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Wickins.
The funeral was held June 11, 2010 from
Reid’s Funeral Home, Hampton to St. Paul’s
Anglican Church, Hampton. Rev. Leo
Martin officiated assisted by Layreader Betty Kennett. The organist
was Glenna Geer. Pallbearers were: Jim Lawrence, Roger Lawrence,
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Interment was in the adjoining cemetery. Memorials to a charity of
the donor’s choice would be appreciated. Online memorials and
condolences may be made at www.reidsfh.com.
BRUSH HOGGING
Hampton &
MCLEOD, Annie Hepburn Surrounding Area
The death of Ann McLeod of Hampton, widow of Robert S. McLeod,
occurred May 30, 2010 at her residence. She was born December 17, $65.00/Hour
1918 in North Berwick, Scotland, daughter of the late George and
Margaret (Fergusson) Waterston. She immigrated to Canada with her Clayton Peacock
family in April 1925 at age six, and settled in
the Sussex area.
Ann graduated from Provincial Normal
832-7649
School in 1937 and taught school from 1937-
1946 in the Sussex, Markhamville and
Millstream areas. She married Bob upon his She is survived by two sons, John G.F. McLeod (Carol), Okotoks,
return from his WWII service overseas in AB, Robert A. McLeod (Rosemary), Aldersyde, AB; five daughters,
December 1945. The couple resided in the Anne McNeil (Leonard), Bedford, NS, Beth Brown (Rick),
Penobsquis area, moving to Hampton in 1957 Hampton, Jane Corey (Lee), New Maryland, Gail MacKinnon
where Ann continued work in the education (Graeme), Hampton, Barbara Gates (Allison), Hampton; one brother,
field as a substitute teacher. She was a member Frank Waterston (Ruth), Penobsquis; twenty one grandchildren; five
of Hampton United Church and Hampton great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. She was
U.C.W., as well as a former volunteer at the predeceased by her husband Robert (2007).
Hampton school libraries, Vivian Myles The funeral was June 2, 2010 from Reid’s Funeral Home to
Fowler Library, Red Cross Meals on Wheels Hampton United Church with Rev. Mary Wanamaker officiating. The
and Hampton Food Basket. The true essence organist was Cheryl Bezanson and the Hampton United Church choir
of Ann’s active adult life was devotion to her was present. Remembrances of Ann's life were made by
husband of sixty-one years, care and nurturing representatives of the families of each of her seven children. The
of their seven children, and later their twenty- pallbearers were: sons, John McLeod and Robert McLeod, sons-in-
one grandchildren. law, Leonard McNeil, Rick Brown, Lee Corey, Graeme MacKinnon
NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
CHANGE IN GARBAGE COLLECTION FOR CANADA DAY
Parish of Sussex and Studholm
Day
Day ofof Collection:
Collection: Changed
Changed to: to:
Thursday - July 1, 2010 Friday – July 2, 2010
Serviced by Martin Trucking (506) 485-0907 Areas to Serviced by Palmer Trucking (506) 362-5412
change for Areas to change for
(Canada Day) pickup: (Canada Day) pickup:
Chittick Road, Thompson Road, Snider Route 111

(from Village Sussex Corner Boundary to Poodiac),
Mountain, Pleasant Ridge Road,
Route 880 Drurys Cove Road,
(All side roads from Berwick to Parish of Havelock),
Waterford Road, and
Route 10 to Queens County line. East Coast Village Subdivision
(off Picadilly Road)
If you have any questions, please call your Hauler for more information.
This notice does not include the Town of Sussex
or the Village of Sussex Corner. Be...in this place • Être...ici on le peut
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Obituaries Two hearts joined in love

United forever in friendship
Interment was in Pioneer Cemetery, Penobsquis. For those who

Stacie Ann McGarity
wish, donations may be made to Hampton United Church or a charity &
of the donor’s choice. Online donations and condolences may be
made at: www.reidsfh.com.
Paul Michael Ryan
Randles, Hazel Ada are pleased to announce
The death of Hazel Randles of Quispamsis, NB, wife of Bill Randles, that they were married in
an intimate ceremony
occurred Thursday, June 10th, 2010, at the Saint John Regional
surrounded by close family
Hospital. Born in Chipman, NB, she was the daughter of the late and friends on June 26, 2010
Almond and Marie (Bishop) Darrah. at The Mountain Gap Inn,
Hazel was a faithful member of The United Church of Canada and Smith’s Cove, Nova Scotia.
attended the Quispamsis United Church. She was also a member of
the Nauwigewauk Darlings Senior’s group. In Janet Randles (Paul Owen) of Hampton; her son, Tim Randles
her younger years, Hazel was employed at the (Nadine) of Richmond, BC; three sisters, Carrie Vince (Ray) of
former Netherwood School for Girls and after Quispamsis, Vera Protz and Marylou Dickinson (Randy) both of
raising her children she became a self- Chipman; four brothers, Archie (Rita) and Johnny both of Chipman,
employed caregiver. Hazel was full of Bobby (Sharon) of Oromocto and Alex (Barb) of Long Creek; many
compassion and was always ready to lend a sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law; a special aunt and uncle; several
helping hand or provide a listening ear to cousins, nieces and nephews. Hazel was predeceased by her infant
anyone in need. She loved to laugh and her daughter in 1963, her son, William in 2001, one sister, Lorna Hopkins
infectious laughter will be dearly missed by all and two brothers, Hazen and Basil.
who knew her. Hazel enjoyed quilting and The largely attended funeral was held on Tuesday, June 15th, 2010,
loved the outdoors. She had many fond from Quispamsis United Church. Rev. Audrey Lounder officiated
memories of her time spent going for walks and simply enjoying the and was assisted by Rev. Keith Lyons. The organist for the service
beauty of nature. Most of all, Hazel loved spending time with her was Pat Vincent. Congregational hymns were “Life’s Railway to
family and will be remembered as a loving wife, mother, sister and Heaven,” “Precious Lord, Take My Hand” and “Nearer, My God, to
friend. Thee.” Remembrances of Hazel were shared by her son, Tim. The
Besides her husband, Bill, Hazel is also survived by her daughter, reading “God’s Master Plan” was read by Paul Owen. The poem “To
Janet Randles (Paul Owen) of Hampton; her son, Tim Randles Those I Loved and Those Who Loved Me”
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Operator and Manager Raymond Gunn, Peter and Jason Darrah, Doug Ells and Stephen
Mullin. Honourary pallbearers were: Ray Vince, Paul Owen, John
Menu of Services
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.
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circulation and healing, stimulates collagen growth, The death of Cecil Reid of Hampton, NB, husband of Frances (Wells)
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John. Born in Sutherland’s River, NS,
he was the son of the late William and
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Laser Hair Reduction: reduction of unwanted hair. attend Mount Allison University,
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university, he enrolled in the Boston
94 Prince William Street, Suite 301 School of Anatomy and Embalming
Phone: (506) 696-JOLI (5654) and graduated in 1948. Cecil started his
Cell: (506) 639-2891 career in the funeral industry at S.W.
Fax: (506) 832-5583 Smith and Son Funeral Home,
joli_la@yahoo.com Parsboro, NS. In 1950, he moved to
Hampton where he purchased Stevens
Funeral Service and changed the name
to Reid’s Funeral Home. Cecil never
“We will HUFF ‘N PUFF and blow your house in” completely retired from the funeral
home now managed by his son Brock.
Cecil was a member of the New
Brunswick Funeral Directors and
Embalmers Association and served as
• Fiberglass
President in 1961.
• Cellulose
Cecil was a very active member of his
• 2 lb. spray
community. He served as Past
foam
President of the Hampton Curling
Club, Past President of the Hearing
Handicapped Association of Saint
John; he belonged to the Royal
New Homes Renovations Canadian Legion Hampton Branch
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We are a Trained Efficiency New Brunswick Contractor. www.huffnpuff.ca Hampton Seniors Resource Center. Cecil was a member of Hampton
United Church, where he belonged to various church
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Obituaries In Loving Memory of

W. Tyler Henderson
committees. He served on the Hampton Planning Advisory Feb 5, 1986 - July 1, 2006.
Committee and for thirty years he was very active in the Hampton
Fire Department, where he most recently became an honourary
member. Your spirit lives forever,
He is a Past Master of The Corinthian Lodge #13, F.&A.M, Past You will always be in our hearts.
Patron of the Lord Beaverbrook Chapter #33, O.E.S.; a member of the We love you Tyler, and think of you always.
Luxor Temple Shriners and served as Pipe Major of the Luxor Temple
Pipe Band, and a member of Royal Order of Jesters Court 149, Saint
John. Love,
Cecil looked forward to his summers at his cottage on beautiful Mom, Dad, Tara and Matthew
Belleisle Bay. He spent many wonderful hours motor-homing with a
great group of fellow travelers who all belonged to Perfect Circle
Chapter of NB. Prior to that he belonged to the antique auto club and
The funeral was held June 3, 2010 from Reid's Funeral Home to
traveled the Maritimes in his 1930 Plymouth with his family.
Hampton United Church, with Rev. Mary Wanamaker officiating,
Besides his loving wife, Fran, Cecil is also survived by one daughter,
assisted by Rev. Kevin Barry. The organist was Cheryl Bezanson and
Brenda Goobie (Leonard), Hampton; three sons, Brian, Hampton,
the Hampton United Church choir was present. The processional,
Bruce, Sussex and Brock (Barbara), Hampton; two sisters, Hazel
“The Four Mary’s”, was sung by Tara Goobie. Remembrances of
Thomson and Verna Reid both of New Glasgow, NS; one sister-in-
Cecil’s life were given by Travis Goobie. Readings were by Jennifer
law, Hazel Reid, Merigomish, NS; eleven grandchildren, Mark, Scott
Reid, Mark Reid and Cameron Reid. The pallbearers were:
and Adam Reid, Tara, Travis and Tasha Goobie, Lisa and Cameron
Grandchildren, Mark, Scott and Adam Reid, Tara, Travis and Tasha
Reid, Gillian, Jennifer and Julie Reid; twelve great grandchildren, one
Goobie, Lisa and Cameron Reid and Gillian, Jennifer and Julie Reid.
niece, Carine Urquhart, Halifax; two nephews, Robert Reid,
An honour guard was formed by funeral directors, R.C.M.P. and
Merigomish, NS, Hugh Urquhart, Point de Bute, NB and one grand-
Hampton Fire Department following the service while Don Robinson
nephew, Phillip Reid of Enfield, NS. Cecil was predeceased by one
played the bag pipes.
sister, Margaret “Peggy” Reid and two brothers, Sim and Gilbert
Interment was in Hampton Rural Cemetery. For those who wish,
Reid.
donations may be made to a charity of the donor’s choice. Online
The evening prior to the funeral, Masonic and Eastern Star tributes
donations and condolences may be made at: www.reidsfh.com. 102
were held at funeral home.
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HAMPTON - PIGGS PEAK NEWS

Education is not the filling of a bucket, but the lighting of a fire. W.
B. Yeats Dairytown Grooming
The focus of the Hampton-Piggs Peak Partnership is usually on the
young people in Piggs Peak who are struggling to pay for school. In
Swaziland, the school year runs from the end of January to the Large and small breeds welcome
beginning of December. But of course, here in Hampton, this time of
year is one of excitement and celebration as Hampton High School 25 Vail Court, Sussex
buzzes with graduation activities.
As a life-long (almost) resident of Hampton, I have developed a
great affection for this town and an appreciation of the
characteristics that make this a unique and extraordinary Call (506)433-3889
community. I realized long ago that our high school is an integral
part of Hampton's special character. There is a spirit that drifts
through the classrooms and halls at HHS. In Swaziland they call it
"buntfu". Buntfu is the essence of being human and speaks about our
interconnectedness, not only with others in our school or even our
community, but with all of humanity. It is a spirit that compels us to Second Annual Hampton
care for our neighbours and reminds us that our neighbourhood is
the world.
On behalf of the Hampton-Piggs Peak Partnership Committee, I
would like to convey our appreciation to the staff and graduating
WALKATHON by: The Town Chiropractor
students at HHS for their support of our humanitarian efforts over Week Four Walkathon Results
the past few years. In particular, we would like to thank the grad
class for donating the offering from the recent baccalaureate church
service to support education in Piggs Peak. This is one example of
the compassion our Partnership has seen demonstrated by this group
of fine young people … one example of what makes Hampton High
School special. All of Hampton should be very proud of them.
As the current grade 12 class moves on and a new class moves in,
the spirit of buntfu will persist at HHS. It was personified by
students like Tyler Henderson and teachers like John Murphy and,
through them and others like them, has become ingrained in the very
fabric of the school identity. Like Yeats, the teachers at HHS
recognize the importance of lighting a fire under their students; and
the community and students are lucky to have them. We pray this
fire will continue to burn within the graduates and inspire them to
keep making a positive difference in their global community.
On a personal note, my wife, Lisa, and I would like to offer our own
congratulations and best wishes to the graduating class of 2010 and Even small amounts of exercise will reduce your risk of heart disease, and a stay active
approach along with chiro care of course is the absolute best way to treat spinal pain
especially to our daughter, Katie Bettle, of whom we are very proud. and improve functional health.
The standard set by the students of HHS can serve as an inspiration Business Division: Family/Friend Division
to all of us. If you would like to follow their example perhaps you 1. Dr. Snow Centre 2236.26km 1. Bonny Walkers 1759.80km
2. Reids Accounting 1829.14km 2. Linda Hodgins and family 1745.77km
could sponsor a student in Piggs Peak through our Starfish program 3. RCMP 1807.77km 3. Tanya McCarthy's team 1709.45km
… maybe even dedicate your donation to a graduate. Visit our 4. Debbie and the Utter Fellas 1388.42km 4. Wildcards team 1618.61km
5. Global Trotters 1108.49km 5. Spirited Sprinters 1604.25km
website www.hamptonpiggspeak.ca or call me, Mark Bettle, at 832- 6. Vogue Optical 1160.27km 6. Alicia Hodgin's team 1439.66km
0003. 110 7. All Cool Girls 1108.49km
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LADIES ONLY TRIATHLON UPDATE

Hampton hosted the Travel Counsellors Ladies Only Triathlon on
Happy 90th Birthday Sunday, June 13th. This race is part of the Subaru East Coast Triathlon
Series and sanctioned by Triathlon New Brunswick (www.trinb.ca).
There were a total of 62 athletes racing (60 senior athletes and two
to Norah Bell ! Junior athletes). Race Directors, Garth and Helena Millar and Timing
Official Jon Tracy organized a great race on a beautiful day with a
on July 5, 2010 combination of sun and cloud. The energy was very high all day with
each of the athletes giving 110% effort as they swam 500m in the pool,
Stop by the Dr V.A. Snow Centre biked 20km out to Bloomfield and back and ran 5km in Hampton.
The race was established to encourage ladies to take up the sport of
when you can to wish her “Best Wishes”. triathlon in a relaxed and friendly, no pressure environment, yet this
year we have also attracted some of the most competitive ladies in the
Lots of love from her family area. Many were competing in their first ever Triathlon and we hope
that they will continue to train and race on the New Brunswick circuit
during the summer.
The overall winner of the Women's Triathlon was Chantal Beam of
Quispamsis, in just over an hour with a time of 1:09:02. Second place
LARGE ANTIQUE AUCTION went to Ellen Watters (1:13:32), with 3rd place going to Julia Besner
(1:15:18). Rounding off the top 10 were Sue Watson (4th), Cheryl
Complete contents of the Vernon Titus Residence Tanton (5th), Merina Farrell (6th), Kelly Winchester (7th), Tara Dick
1725 Rte 860, Titusville, NB (8th), Kirsten Scott (9th), and Jeannine Cumming (10th).
Saturday, July 3, 2010, 9:00am In this, our second year of the event we attracted competitors from
(viewing 8:00am, CANTEEN) Nova Scotia, PEI and even one lady from Portsmouth, NH. The
Community Pool in Hampton is a great place to host a Triathlon like
This will be a full-day, high quality antique auction that should be of this where the sponsors (Subaru, Town of Hampton, Culligans Water,
interest to collectors & others alike.
Pharmasave, Subway, Treats, Tim Hortons, Travel Counsellors,
ITEMS INCLUDE: Walnut settee & armchairs, mah dining room table Lifestyle Fitness) and volunteers are paramount in making these races
& 6 p.b. chairs, mah sideboard (bev. mirror), mah. corner chair, mah. a success.
halltree (bev.mirror-marble top), mah. pump organ (tuned), organ In August, another triathlon will be taking place in Hampton but will
stool (B&C feet), mah. side stand, “FORESTVILLE mantle clock, mah. cater to the younger athletes, the "Kids of Steel". Check out
VICTROLA GRAMAPHONE (mint), beau. mah. round-front china www.trinb.ca for this summer's triathlon race calendar and results, and
cabinet, SINGER sewing machine (1949), Walnut p.b. rocker, 6-pc www.fundyextreme.com for Saint John's local triathlon club. 131
bedroom suite (1956), 6-pc commode set, 5-pc bedroom set (1920),
beau. cedar chest, 54” bed (brass knobs), 2-door hardwood wardrobe,
54” medical bed complete with lifts & vibrator, beveled barbershop
mirror, Morris chair, sev. quality stands, handmade rocker, cuckoo
clock, asstd. pcs. stoneware, carnival glass, Nippon, bone china, J&G
MEAKIN dinnerware, PYREX coffee & teapots, five orig. candy jars,
“SUSSEX” milk bottles, sev. quality cream cans, 3-ant. metal deco.
plates, sev. oil-lamps, commode pitcher, set of silverware, 3 pc. tea set
(5 star), 1920 cut glass pitcher.
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST: Mrs. Titus was a former school

teacher, we have sev. of her school books including new “THINK &
DO-DICK & JANE books, 1917 “Bobsey Twins, many elem. grade
textbooks of the 40’s, much more.---Ant. COKE cooler, sev. sets
scales, postal, egg, etc, QUALITY DAISY CHURN, HAND SEEDER,
YARN WINDER, Ox-yoke, crosscut, washboard, hooked mats, 1888
RITTEN house seeder, GSW strainer pail, ice-cream maker, coal
scuttle, broad-axe, 3 early Titusville school wall maps, 2 butter trays,
paddles, spoon & stamps, horse bell, Titusville school wooden
geometry set, griddle, sad irons, sev. pictures with quality frames,
RED ROSE tea ornaments, records, 8-tracks, VHS movies etc.
80th Birthday Party

HOUSEHOLD: 32” color T.V with stand, MAYTAG side by side
refridgerator, stacking washer & dryer, dishwasher, FILTER QUEEN
vacuum, chesterfield & chairs, beau. 6 pc. chrome set, sev. sm.
kitchen appliances, S.S cookware, KENMORE air purifier, lift top The family of
commode, 2-21 cu. ft. chest freezers, shop vac, sev. toolboxes with
contents, asstd. elec. carpenter tools, 24” elec. stove, microwave, Rev. Robert Taylor
elec. heaters, glider rocker, asstd. bedding, ant. hockey game & toys.
OF PARTICULAR NOTE: QUANTITY OF POCKET & WRIST invites you to come
WATCHES, as well as SEVERAL LOTS OF QUALITY JEWELLERY.
celebrate his 80th birthday
TERMS OF SALE: CASH OR APPROVED CHEQUE on July 3rd from 2-4,
BOB LINDEN, AUCTIONEER at Jemseg Baptist Church.
PHONE: 433-5790
FAX: 433-8266 Best Wishes Only
www.bobsauctions.ca
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LONG SERVICE MEDAL

PRESENTED
Chairman of the Board of
Governors for the NB & PEI
D i v i s i o n o f t h e
Commissionaires, Bernard J.
Cormier, presented Senator
Joseph Day with his Long
Service Medal and certificate
on Monday, May 3rd. The
medal is presented to anyone Parts, Sales, & Service
who has served as a
Commissionaire or Board Moncton Sussex Woodstock
70 Commerce St 70 Aiton Rd. 141 Heller Rd
member of Commissionaires 506-388-3337 506-325-6150
506-432-6470
for 12 years continuous years.
John Deere, the leaping deer symbol and John Deere’s green and yellow trade dress are property of Deere & Company
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SUMMER GARDEN TOUR

Attention Gardening Enthusiasts! - the annual Sussex Summertime
Reminder: WANAMAKER FAMILY REUNION Garden Tour will take place on Saturday, July 24th. Come and visit
We will meet at the Wanamaker Brothers Farm in Nauwigewauk on seven beautiful gardens, attend a seminar by master gardener Betty
Sunday, July 25th at 2:00pm. Supper will be served at 5:00pm and Kennett and enjoy desserts, an art display and more! Tickets are $20
burgers/hotdogs, cake & ice cream and drinks will be provided. with all proceeds to support the Kiwanis Nursing Home and
Perhaps those who live handy could bring a salad, etc. community projects in the Sussex area.
For more information please contact John Wanamaker at 433-3116 Tickets are available at Kiwanis Nursing Home, Sussex Co-Op
or Beth Allaby at 832-7452. 813 Garden Centre and Connie's Collectibles. For further info call 432-
3118. See you there! 814
Reminder: ANNUAL GAGETOWN PICNIC

The annual Camp Gagetown Picnic will be held in New Jerusalem
on Sunday, July 4th. Everyone welcome. Bring a lawn chair and a CARD PARTY IN UPHAM
picnic lunch. The regular Monday night card party at the Upham WI Hall begins
For information call 832-4520. 820 at 7:30pm. All are welcome. 514
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: Advantages with having a Prestige home:

45 minutes to either Moncton or Saint John Factory and Service Center
Real Community Living Minutes away from The Knoll
Hospital and Health Center Built with the Quality Prestige Homes
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NAUWIGEWAUK DARLING SENIORS’ NEWS

On June 14th the regular monthly meeting of the Nauwigewauk
CARD OF THANKS Darling Seniors was held at the Nauwigewauk Hall with 19
members present. President Isabel Wanamaker called the meeting to
We, the family of the late Cecil Reid wish to thank the doctors
and nurses on the 5th Floor of St. Joseph's Hospital. order. All Members sang O Canada and repeated the Lord’s Prayer.
A moment of silence was held as a remembrance of Hazel Randalls.
For all the visits, phone calls, cards, flowers, food and for just Secretary Jane Henderson read the minutes of the last meeting and
being there, it was greatly appreciated. A big thank you to approval was given. President, Isabel Wanamaker, read a letter from
granddaughter Tara Goobie for her musical offering "The the NB Seniors’ Federation regarding an up-coming project. Moved
Four Mary's" and carrying out her grandfather's bagpipes
alongside Lisa Reid carrying Grampie's casket spray after the by Judy Hill, seconded by Jean Johnston that the Club wait for
service. Another big thank you to readers, Mark Reid, further information. All members agreed.
Jennifer Reid, Cameron Reid and to Travis Goobie for his Moved by Donna Cameron, seconded by Wes Hill that a $50 gift
Grampie's eulogy, he sure brought Grampie's humour to the certificate for Lily’s Café & Restaurant be given to Deborah
fore. To Grampie's grandchildren who were pallbearers, Simpson for her years of dedication in making individual pins for
Mark, Scott and Adam Reid, Travis and Tasha Goobie, members. Motion carried.
Cameron Reid and Gillian, Jennifer and Julie Reid. To our long President, Isabel Wanamaker, gave a report on the bake sale held in
time family friend, Rev. Mary Wanamaker who was just a
little girl when we moved to Hampton, to Rev. Kevin Barry for conjunction with the Community Club event. It was very successful
the closing prayer and the church choir, thank you for being and the seniors thank all individuals involved.
there with us. We appreciate the many funeral directors, President, Isabel Wanamaker gave a report on the Zone Meeting
R.C.M.P. officers in their red serge and members of Hampton which was held in Upham on June 7th. It was noted that the Seniors
Fire Department who formed an honour guard following the Day in the St. Martin’s celebration will be on Wednesday, July 21st.
service while our great friend Don Robinson played the The next Zone Meeting will be held in Nauwigewauk on Monday,
bagpipes for a fitting finale to Cecil's life. To the Hampton
United Church Women who put on the reception, your hard September 20th at 1:30pm.
work did not go unnoticed. The Treasurer’s Report was given by Nancy Ketchum; moved by
Nancy and seconded by Ruth Crowley that the report be accepted.
Finally, to our funeral home staff Karen Bremner and Neil Trip Convenor, Audrey Dodge, spoke about an up-coming Mystery
Guptill we know what you do and are truly grateful. Tour through Nancy’s Tours.
In July the Nauwigewauk Darling Seniors will visit the Saint John
Fran, the four B's (Brian, Brenda, Bruce and Brock), and all Public Gardens and then have lunch at Lily’s Café in the Pavilion.
the grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Member, Ruth Crowley, has submitted three memorials in memory
of Russell Scribner, Hazel Randalls and Millie Dunklee’s sister.
Secretary, Jane Henderson gave a report on the sale of quilt tickets
and Lillian Anderson has extra ticket books for members.
Moved by Lillian Sproul, seconded by Les Scribner that the
meeting be adjourned. 115
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Donations given to a yard sale recently were disgusting - just plain
junk - old worn out baby car seats which are not allowed to be used
now a-days, rusted camp stoves that had not been used in years,
broken toys, broken household items, torn jackets and coats. The
people trying to raise money for a good cause have to pay to get the
junk hauled away.
If you have to buy something new to replace an item that is worn out,
why expect someone else to use it. Put it in the garbage. Think about it
the next time, ok.
Marion Whittaker. 121 QUALITY EXTERIOR BUILDING PRODUCTS
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Have you ever thought about travelling around the world, but were too
scared to leave New Brunswick? This summer, you can do both at the
Kennebecasis Public Library’s Summer Reading Club! Our theme
this year is “See the World at your library,” and it promises to take
everyone on a whirlwind tour of all the interesting places in the world.
Starting Monday, June 28th, we will have programs for a variety of
ages every week from Monday to Friday. We plan to visit exotic
Big Top
destinations such as the Great Barrier Reef, India’s Taj Mahal, and the
Amazon Rainforest. We will explore cultures from the frozen lands of
Scandinavia to the blistering heat of the Sahara desert.
Frenchy’s
In addition to our daily activities, we are encouraging as many
children as possible to sign up for the Summer Reading Club. Last
year, we had 425 children sign up, and in just two months, they read
over 7000 books! We’re hoping to do even better this year, so we need
lots of help. Registration for the Summer Reading Club began on
Thursday, June 24th the library, and will remain open all summer.
13025 Route 114 Penobsquis 432-2520
Both the daily programs and the Summer Reading Club are
completely free of cost, so be sure to take advantage of this great
opportunity to have fun learning. Both the program co-ordinators are
NOW OPEN!
very excited for these activities and we hope to you are too!
James Snelgrove & Pam Taylor, 2010 Summer Reading Club Co-
HUGE Selection of Books
ordinators, Kennebecasis Public Library. 404 Just Arrived at
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STEWARTON UNITED CHURCH
The 144th Anniversary Service of the Stewarton United Church will be Monday to Saturday 9:00am to 9:00pm
held on Sunday, July 11th at 3:00pm. Guest speaker will be Rev. Sunday 12:00pm to 5:00pm
Eugene Fisher from the Newtown Waterford Pastoral Charge and Take Exit 198 off Highway 1. Old Trans-Canada Highway.
guest music will be “Corner Stone”. Organist for the service will be Turn right 1 km coming from Moncton. Turn left 1 km coming from Saint John
Joe Ness. Reception to follow with a special treat of strawberry Down the road from the Pine Cone Campground
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NBCC SCHOLARSHIPS - LOCAL
RECIPIENTS
Donna L. Floyd, CGA Fifty students in the New Brunswick
PROFESSIONAL CORP. Community College (NBCC) and
624 Main Street Collège communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick (CCNB) system
have been awarded Wage Gap Action Plan scholarships for 2010-11.
Sussex, NB The announcement was made today by Health Minister Mary Schryer,
Phone: who is also minister responsible for the status of women.
(506) 433-3150 The program was introduced in 2006 as part of the provincial
Email: government's Wage Gap Action Plan. It is intended to encourage
donna.floyd@nb.aibn.com people entering their first year at community college to seek careers in
trades, technology and others sectors where participation to date by
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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
community college, up to the program total of $150,000 per year.
Fifty-three scholarships were awarded in 2009-10. The provincial
government employs two mentors who work with students in non-
traditional programs.
Locally scholarships were awarded to: (Moncton campus) Emily
Sharpe, Waterford - Welding; Michelle Tabor, Apohaqui - Automotive
Service Technician; Heather Pethick, Sussex Corner - Civil
Engineering; Christine Waterson, Penobsquis - Automotive Service
Technician; (Saint John Campus) Jessica Holmes, Kingston -
Industrial Control Technology; (St. Andrews Campus) Bobby Sears,
Smithtown - Personal Support Worker. 516
Reminder: STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL IN MILLSTREAM

The Millstream United Church Pastoral Charge is sponsoring their
105th Strawberry Festival on Tuesday, July 6th at the Millstream Rec
Centre from 2:30-6:00pm. Cost for the supper is $9.00/adults,
$4.00/children 6-12 years, $25.00/family (parents & dependant
children).
There will be live music and take-outs will be available. 840
MCCULLY FAMILY REUNION

There will be a McCully Family Reunion held on Sunday, July 25th at
the former Scotty’s Driving Range (10 Maple Street, Petitcodiac). We
are looking for descendants of Shepard (S.K.) and Victoria (Burgess)
McCully.
There will be a potluck meal at 1:30pm - everyone bring their
favourite dish. There will also be a mini-auction. Any photos would be
appreciated.
Hope to see you there! For more information contact Jeanie
Jorgensen at 756-8551. 845
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CAMP GOODTIME REGISTRATION
It's time once again to register for Camp Goodtime, the Canadian
Cancer Society's summer camp for children with cancer or a history Sands, Joseph (Joe)
of cancer. NB Masons Camp Goodtime and Junior Leadership
Program will be held this year from July 11th to 17th at Camp Rotary In loving memory of a dear husband, father,
on Grand Lake. Children between the ages seven to 16 will enjoy grandfather and great grandfather who passed
kayaking, swimming, games and more, all under the supervision of away June 22, 2009.
trained counsellors.
Through the generosity of our sponsors, the NB Masonic Charities “The Broken Chain”
& Housing Co. Ltd., the camp is made available at no cost to the We little knew the day that
campers. For more information or to register, please call 1-800-455- God was going to call your name.
9090. 826 In life we loved you dearly,
In death we do the same.
It broke our hearts to lose you,
But in God we put our trust.
KV OLD BOYS
Returning for another year, the KV Old Boys will
In times as difficult as this,
be at the following locations until the end of Faith is such a must.
October from 9:30am-1:00pm for the You left us peaceful memories,
convenience of residents who may wish to Your love is still our guide.
donate their redeemable containers to charity: 1st And though we cannot see you,
Saturday of month - parking lot, Hampton Pharmasave; 2nd Saturday of You are always at our side.
month - parking lot, Petro-Canada service station, Wells; 3rd Saturday Our family chain is broken,
of month - parking lot, State Farm Insurance (next to Vito’s), Rothesay. And nothing seems the same,
Residents are reminded the KV OLD BOYS will gladly pick up But as God calls us one by one,
redeemable containers. Some containers on which a deposit is paid The chain will link again.
include: soft drinks; beer, wine & spirits; water bottles; fruit juices;
vegetable juices and all low alcohol drinks. Loved and remembered,
You can get in touch by: Fax - 847-1369; Tel - 847-5895 (leave a Gertie, Pat, Frank, Dianne, Karen, Philip
message); or email - kvob@nbnet.nb.ca (we’ll reply with an email). and their families
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QUEENS COUNTY HERITAGE EVENTS The bank says no, WE SAY YES
Book Fair: The Queens County Heritage is having it's second book Your Financial
fair of the season on Saturday, July 10th from 8:00am-8:00pm at the
former Dykeman Store in Lower Jemseg. Lots of lovely donations to
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JULY AT YOUR CHERRY
Church Chart BROOK ZOO IS HOT!

When visiting your zoo during the
heat of the day you may find many
animals seeking a quiet spot in the
2129 Rte 124, Hatfield Point
shade - just like we humans. The zoo
All Welcome Rev. F. W. Wickett summer hours are in effect with
Outreach Ch: 485-2257 closing at 8:30 (last admission 7:00pm). You might consider an
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH outreachpc@nb.aibn.com
evening visit and you will be amazed at the activities of different
species on the cool summer evening.
Sunday Wednesday
10:30 am Worship & Kingdom Kidz 7:30 pm Family Night - Sunday July 18th - 1:00-3:00pm, Summer Festival called 'We
(ages 2-11) Adult Bible Study celebrate Nyla the Siberian Tiger and Lucas the Spider Monkey".
Youth Classes (12-18) Kidz Zone (ages 4-12)
6:30 pm Evening Service Nyla and Lucas came to your zoo a year ago and they have won
Monday (1st Monday of each month) many a heart since then. Kids will enjoy several "see and do"
7:00 pm Women in Touch Prayer Group Friday activities near the tigers and the monkeys. The zoo keepers will
7:00 pm U-turn
Tuesday (1st Tuesday of each month)
(Ages 12+) prepare a summer treat during the festival for the tigers and
7:00 pm Today’s Christian Girls’ Club monkeys. Also you can enjoy face painting, free cake, games, touch
(Ages 10-15)
table learning center at Discovery Cave.
“...I am come that they might have life and that they might have it more abundantly.” John 10:10
Tiger and monkey species are both endangered. Once there was
eight species of tigers. Three tigers have gone extinct and are
remembered in your zoo's Vanished Kingdom Park. Siberian Tigers
HAMPTON UNITED CHURCH are the largest of the tigers and are critically endangered due to
24 Robb Court, Hampton pouching and habitat and prey loss. All monkeys are endangered
Minister: Rev. Keith Lyons due to the illegal pet trade, the bush meat industry and loss of
Church: 832-5050 habitat. The first specie of monkeys went extinct in September 2000
huc@nb.aibn.com Residence: 832-5383 and is remembered in Vanished Kingdom and the Extinction
Graveyard area is named after that lost monkey specie.
Ongoing at your zoo in 2010 is the Canadian Zoo and Aquariums
Association focus on the International Year of Biodiversity called "
Sunday Worship 10:15am Our Arctic Our Life". Thought provoking banners and hand-outs aid
you in understanding the threat to our Canadian Arctic from Global
Warming.
Nothing to do? Come fill a pew! For info on zoo volunteering, Junior Zookeeper Day camp,
All are welcome to worship in our community of faith. birthday parties (available seven days a week through the summer),
catered seminars call the zoo office 634-1440. 817
ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH

486 Kennebecasis River Road, Hampton
www.stpaulsanglicanhampton.com Rev. Leo Martin HAMPTON SENIORS RESOURCE CENTER NEWS
832-3375 The Resource Centre is still open and if you wish to join with us, the
July 4th 9:30 am Morning Prayer A Warm dues are only $10 again this year.
Welcome
Mondays - The quilting will be over the end of June. Any questions
July 11th 9:30 am Holy Communion about quilting call Anna Young, 832-5056. Sweedish Weaving is over
NOTE:
To All now, but will both be starting again this fall.
There will only be one service starting July 4th thru September 5th at 9:30 am. Square Dancing is over now for this season, but will start again this
Vacation Bible School will be held from August 23rd - August 27th, 9:00-12:00 fall. They are always happy to have new dancers, and they will start a
class for beginners, so watch this column for starting dates.
“My sheep hear my voice, says the Lord; I know them and Tuesdays - Bridge players are there at 7:00pm, for an evening of
they follow me.” John 10.27 enjoyment. New players are always welcome.
Wednesdays - 7:30pm the "Auction 45" players are there to enjoy
their game and light refreshment's are served as well.
THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Thursdays - The music and dinners are over now until fall. Both will
TWO RIVERS PASTORAL CHARGE be missed over the summer, but we know that both the musicians and
Bayswater-Summerville Long Reach Westfield
United Churches the kitchen workers have put forth a lot of effort and have a lot of
Minister: Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Stevenson things to do over the summer. We want to thank them all for the great
Church Office: 757-2201 entertainment and the meals, and we are looking forward to fall when
July 04 it all starts again.
Peninsula Worship at Summerville 09:30am If you wish to rent the Center for a special occasion call 832- 7871 -
leave a message and your call will be returned.
Westfield United Church 11:00am The Rotary Club of Hampton also provide bar facilities for functions at
July 11 the Centre.
To any one having a "Birthday" or "Anniversary" over the summer
Peninsula Worship at Long Reach 09:30am we send our best wishes; and hope that you have many more.
Westfield United Church 11:00am Any one "ill" or “in hospital” - we wish you a speedy recovery and
return to the Center, your friends miss you.
Website: www.2riversunited.com Submitted by Mary Long. 113
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The Federal and Provincial Governments are helping older workers remain active in the
workforce by investing more than $10 million across New Brunswick and will be
extending the “Targeted Initiative for Older Workers “until March 2012. This support will
help up to 1,000 older workers in New Brunswick acquire new skills and find jobs.
The Targeted Initiative for Older Workers is designed to help unemployed older workers
living in communities affected by high unemployment and/or downsizing. Through the
initiative, these individuals can get the skills they need to find and keep new jobs, or start
their own businesses, in order to keep contributing to their communities and Canada's
economy.
This project will support the community and economic development of the region by targeting employers in sectors facing
labour shortages, and help them address their human resources needs.
The New Start 55+/Nouveau Départ! 55+
“TARGETED INITIATIVE FOR OLDER WORKERS”
APPLICATION DEADLINE IS JULY 16, 2010
DON’T MISS OUT ON A GREAT OPPORTUNITY PROVIDED BY THE FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS!
Enterprise Fundy is seeking unemployed workers and employers who want to make a difference in our province. Older
Workers make a positive impact on the workplace! With a wealth of experience many workers over the age of 55 are too
young to retire and have a lot to offer employers.
Keri Geddes is seeking applicants over 55 years of age who are currently unemployed and seeking a full time opportunity
for long term employment from the following regions:
Alma Sussex
Riverside-Albert Sussex Corner
Hillsborough Norton
Elgin Hampton
Salisbury All rural areas within the Enterprise Fundy footprint
Petitcodiac
Workplace Essential Skills/ Specialized training and Computer Basics will begin on August 9, 2010 in Sussex, NB. Six
weeks have been allocated for the in-class training component which is designed to improve the employability skills of
participants between 55 – 64 years of age, and assist them through activities such as prior learning assessment, skills
upgrading, and on-the-job experience. The program will cover programs developed specifically for this age group and be
able to assist them with a successful career transition. In cooperation with the targeted employers, specific training will be
developed by the Coordinator in cooperation with Post-Secondary Education Training and Labour, and NBCC Moncton
along with other certified training agencies.
A commitment has been made to help unemployed older workers increase their employability in order to remain active
and productive in the labour market and to capitalize on skills they currently have. This program is designed to help older
workers re-enter the workforce and maintain employment in a sustainable way.
The Coordinator at Enterprise Fundy will target and identify private-sector employers interested in taking part in the
program. Some of the priority sectors identified among others are: manufacturing, service, retail, tourism and health care.
Should you fit into this age category and are presently unemployed, this project may be of assistance to you. Contact Keri
Geddes, Program Coordinator of the New Start 55+ “Targeted Initiative for Older Workers” for an application form.
Older workers have many attributes positively affecting various sectors, are loyal to their employers, maintain a positive
influence on younger workers and demonstrate a good attitude towards work!
ARE YOU OVER 55 AND LOOKING FOR WORK?
ARE YOU AN EMPLOYER WITH RECRUITMENT NEEDS?
For a candidate application form and referral, see the counselors at Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour
707 Main St. Sussex
Employers in the Fundy Region: Contact Keri Geddes 863-7958 or 432-2639
keri.geddes@ent-fundy.ca
www.ent-fundy.ca
Funded by the Government of Canada and the Province of New Brunswick through the Canada-New Brunswick Labour
Market Agreements.
Community Economic Development Agency
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in your automotive budget and causing emotional and
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One major stressor is having to turn around and go home for Plan your Road Trip and always do a 10-minute road-trip
forgotten items. Always create a list with essentials and checkup.
ensure you have an up-to-date license, insurance, ownership
1. Check all fluids
and license plates and ensure you have contact information
for your auto-club membership. 2. Check hoses and belts
3. Check the tires
Driven to Distraction: 4. Check lighting
There are many temptations that should be avoided to 5. Check the wiper blades and make sure the windshield
ensure stress-free and safe driving. Here is a list of things to wipers are working properly
avoid: Be Car Care Aware is a consumer education campaign about the benefits of
Cellphones are Illegal in some provinces if you’re not hands regular vehicle care, maintenance and repair. The campaign’s goal is to build
awareness and knowledge to prepare consumers to make sensible decisions
free. That being said, several recent reports suggest that about their vehicles. Built around three key message areas of safety, the
Bluetooth devices are no safer than handheld phones environment and protecting your vehicle investment, the campaign is
because it's the distraction of the conversation that presents spearheaded by Car Care Canada. To learn more, visit www.carcarecanada.ca.
the danger. Pull over and stop;
Allow a passenger to operate the phone;
Use voice mail and respond to the call at a safer time; S
Let someone else drive, freeing yourself up to make or
receive calls. U
Other Distractions to avoid:
Avoid playing with the music, whether ipod, radio or CD (set
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Avoid typing addresses into your GPS device M
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MUD STORIES
Mud is an interesting substance. Loved by
Notice of a Nominating Convention for kids, cursed by mothers, gloppy (is that a word?) mess or art
the provincial electoral district of material, entertainment (e.g. mud bogging) or eater of cars . . . and
maybe trucks and tractors too.
Hampton-Kings
In accordance with the Constitutions of the Liberal Party of NB and Our wood road has had a few of those mud holes and as Mike has
the Hampton-Kings Liberal Association, a nominating convention started traversing it with the tractor they have grown progressively
meeting to choose a Liberal candidate for the electoral district of
Hampton-Kings will be held: deeper. Since Mikie is rather attached to his tractors (yes, he now has
Date: July 7th two!) he recently purchased a load of gravel which he has been
Time: 7PM transporting out the woods road to fill in some of the more voracious
Location: Masonic Hall Church St, Hampton
Doors Open: 6PM holes. We took the dog for a walk out through that way a couple of
Call to Order: 7PM evenings ago and he looked very sad. I eventually realized it is
The last date to become a new eligible member for the purpose of
voting for a nominee at the meeting is on the 4th day of July 2010 at because of the lack of those same mud holes. Like any kid, Jet loves
5:00 pm.
mud puddles. He may have been a crocodile (or alligator) in a past
Previous members can renew their membership that day and have
the right to vote. life, because he sure enjoys flopping into the mud with his snout
To be a candidate for the nomination, all necessary forms required stuck out. Alas, no more.
by the rules must be filed by the 5th of July, 2010 at 5:00 pm, with
the riding President or the NB Liberal Association (NBLA) at 715 I can remember quite clearly a time when I was literally stuck in the
Brunswick Street, Fredericton NB E3B 1H8.
mud. There was a muddy spot on our long country driveway and
For more information, contact the NBLA at 1-800-442-4902 or
506-453-3950. 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
Employment Opportunity 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
BOOKKEEPER least I was more cautious with mud puddles. Any that looked
Ossekeag Publishing is currently accepting suspicious got poked with a stick before stomping merrily through.
applications for a part-time bookkeeper, to Interesting stuff, mud. And remember “He who slings mud
work approximately 10 hours per week .
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