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Honey, I SHrunk tHe ???Honey, I shrunk the dog!! Four or ve months ago, I reportedthat Te Jet was a burly 105 pounds. ruly a Jumbo Jet or at leasta close acsimile. Consultation with the vet people suggested thatTe Jet was overly Jumbo and should be shrunk and downsizedAer months o kibble reduction and more exercise he recentlychecked in with a weight loss o 10 pounds. From Jumbo he hasgone now to being the Big Jet. Following urther consultation withthe vet olks, it became evident that they want to see a FighterJet, and so the kibble reduction and exercise will continue orprobably another 10 to 15 pounds!!! Te strange thing is . . . theJet doesnt act any hungrier now than he ever did. Which meanshe still lets you know whenever he thinks that kibble time is closeby getting very bouncy!!Honey, I shrunk the Wie!! Yes siree, Te Jet is not the only one

on reduced kibble and increased exercise. Te missus has beenlosing a ew pounds hersel!! Unlike Te Jet, however, she hasntbeen anywhere near as riendly come meal time. I get particularlyconcerned though, when I nd her sning around Te Jets ooddish. I it ever came to a kibble ght, I am araid o what damagemight happen to my Boy!!

Honey, I shrunk the Mikie!! Yup . . . me too. Right along withTe Jet, I have dropped about 10 pounds also!! It just didnt seemair that he was targeted or kibble reduction all by himsel. rueleadership is all about NO expecting others to suer while wecontinue to stu ourselves at the kibble dish. rue leadership isnot concerned about getting rid o others at, while ignoring ourown!!

Honey, I am going to shrink the trees!! I have been studyingup on modern woodlot management and one o the key ndingsis that trees need to be thinned out just like carrots. rees thatare growing too close together tend to be more deormed, weakerand more subject to disease. By spacing trees properly the overalhealth o the orest can be improved and overall wood growth peracre or hectare can be improved signicantly. Tis means thathealthy orests are removing more carbon rom the atmosphereWhich is a good thing!! Perhaps, more on this topic in a ollowupRavings.

So during the next ew months I am going to be very busy, buthe most important project will be to keep Te Jet leaner andaster than the missus, so that he can consistently win the race tothe kibble dish!! 800

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Country MuSIC SHowTe Millstream Rec Council is sponsoring a Country MusicShow on Sada, Apil 16h at the Millstream Rec Centrestarting at 7:30pm. MC or the evening will be CarmenMcAllister with entertainment by Sherri Lackie, Je Green,Jared Fenwick, Steve Sears, Bob Burgess, Leon Daigle, DarrylBelding, Stirling Nickerson, Roger McAllister, Mike Whalen,Nancy & Carrie McAllister.

Admission ($7/person) will go towards purchasing new chairsor the hall. Everyone is welcome or an evening o great localentertainment. 821

BetA SIgMA PHITe Kings County Co-ordinating Council o Beta Sigma PhiPresident, Donna Belyea, recently presented a $2,000 cheque toWendy Cyr o the Breast Health Program at St. Josephs Hospital.Te money was raised through our annual Mystery Auction andwill be used to provide medical supplies or patients who haveundergone mastectomies. 814

Donna Belyea (le) presenting cheque to Wendy Cyr.

AL-Anon/ALAteen HeLPI your home is unhappy because someone drinks too muchwe can help you. Al-Anon/Alateen amily group - www.alanon.alateen.org. Message manager number 634-8779.All inormation is strictly anonymous. 809



SuSSeX & AreA SenIorS Centre newS50 Perry Street, Sussex 433-8480; [email protected] Centre is open MdaFida rom 9:00am-4:00pm(unless otherwise noted) - memberships are available at $20/person/year. Hall rental is available by calling 433-8480.Mda, Apil 11h, 18h & 25h - 9:00am, games, cards, chat, artclass; Shueboard.tsda, Apil 5h, 12h, 19h & 26h - 9:00am, games, cards, chat10:00am, rughookers & Rummoli; 12:00noon, soup & sandwich($5.00); 1:30pm Bingo or members.

wdsda, Apil 6h, 13h, 20h & 27h - 9:00am, games, cardschat; 10:00am, Fitness Class.wdsda, Apil 6h & 20h 3:30pm, closed.Tsda, Apil 7h, 14h, 21s & 28h - 9:00am, games, cardschat; 9:30am, Bridge and Shueboard; 1:30pm, ai Chi $5.Fida, Apil 8h & 29h - 9:00am, games, cards, chat; 10:00amRummoli.Fida, Apil 15h - 9:00am, games, cards, chat; 10:00amRummoli; 1:00pm, Jam Session; 4:00pm, Pot Luck.Fida, Apil 22d - - 9:00am, games, cards, chat; 10:00amRummoli; 2:00pm, Wine & Cheese.Sada, Apil 9h 9:00am-2:00pm, Indoor Flea marketContact Centre or table rental ($6/table).

Sda, Apil 10h

, 17h

& 26h

- Bingo, 6:30 Early Bird and7:00pm Bingo.More inormation on the Centre is available on the website at

www.sussexareaseniorscentre.com. 309

PetItCoDIAC LegIon BrAnCH #4118 Kay St, Petitcodiac - 756-3383

Mdas - 6:00pm, 639 F.P. MacLaren SquadronAir Cadets meet. New members always welcome;7:30pm, Crib.Mdas, wdsdas & Fidas - 9:00am,Walking Club.

wdsdas - Legion Meals are served at12:00noon and include a dessert and tea/coeeor $7. On the Menu: Apil 6h Chicken Legs;Apil 13h Roast Bee; Apil 20h urkey;Apil 27h Salmon.Tsda, Apil 7h 8:00pm, Legion Meeting.Tsda, Apil 14h 8:00pm, LadiesAusiliary meeting.wdsda, Apil 20h draw or the Ladies Auxiliary EasterBasket. ickets $2 or 3/$5. Drawn at dinner time.Tsda, Apil 28h Jam Session & Pot Luck Supper.Fida, Apil 15h 7:30pm, exas Holdem. 316



SMS FunDrAISer For IwkTe Sussex Middle School is hosting a silent auction in supporto the IWK on Tsda, Apil 7h rom 4:00-7:00pm andFida, Apil 8h rom 9:00am -12:00noon. Te auction will takeplace in the caeteria.Hope to see you there! 338

on our CoverSJA youtH reCeIve CertIFICAteS

Petitcodiac Saint John Ambulance Youth recently receivedcerticates or various levels o training. 336

Cover Photo: Certicates or completion o two rst aid courseswere presented to: Derrick (Medical First Responder Certicateand Stephanie (Emergency First Aid Certicate.)

Megan, Shawn & Keisha o SJA Div 676 Petitcodiac recentlyreceived their CPR certicates

Four o SJA Div 676 Petitcodiac Junior Members receiving theirHealth & Saety Certicates or Level 1 o the Junior Program.

MILLStreAM reC CentreCard Parties will be held at the Millstream Rec Centre in Berwickon tsdas, Apil 12h, 19h & 26h. Card games start at 1:30pmand the cost is $3/person.Everyone welcome. 503



P.A.C.k. newSAll PACK programs are ree. For moreinormation about us please call 432-2610, email [email protected] or visitour website at www.packsussex.org. Baby Signs is happening right now. Iinterested in the next session, please callto be placed on a waiting list.

Music N Me - is a much loved music program where parent andchild both get to sing, dance, play a variety o instruments, learnrhymes, hear stories and enjoy a small snack. Every Wednesdayor babies/children birth to school age rom 10:30-11:30am atthe Norton Village Oce/Fire Hall (no school = no music). TeEaster Party will be held on wdsda, Apil 20h.

Family Fun Fitness Adventure - Come out and join us or lotso un and great ideas to make your whole amily stronger,healthier and nutritionally in the know. Space is limited to 20maximum or this our week adventure series - please contactthe PACK oce to register today. Dates, times and location toBA. Dads N Kids - Bring your dad, grandpa, uncle, Big Brother orriends. Tis is a un evening to spend with a special someone,making cras, playing games or reading a story. We invite you

and that special child in your lie to our un lled evenings thethirdTsdao each month (Apil 19h, Ma 17h, J 14h)rom 6:00-7:30pm at the Sussex Elementary School Art Room drop in basis!

Healthy Babes - is a nutrition/cooking class that providesinormation on how in just 30 minutes a week Moms can makehealthy homemade baby ood that baby will love, and yourwallet will love too! Program will be held on Mda, Ma9h at 10:00am in the Sobeys Community Room! Registrationis a must, call the PACK oce at 432-2610 or register at theCustomer Service Desk at Sobeys!For more inormation please contact the PACK oce. 506

APrIL IS PArkInSonS AwAreneSS MontHTe Sussex Valley Parkinson Chapter/SupportGroup will hold their monthly meeting onTsda, Apil 14h rom 2:00-4:00pm atthe Sussex Heritage Room, Kiwanis NursingHome, Sussex. Special guest will be speakerAmy Martey, with Mental Health. Everyonewelcome.

For more ino please contact Leona at 433-5342, [email protected] or Max at 433-3330. 522



DAIry town CLASSICTe 23rd Annual Dairy own ClassicBasketball Camp will take place rom J27hJl 1s. Camp co-ordinator is SpencerJerey, a ormer Sonic, and currently ateacher at Sussex regional High School.From 9:00-12:00noon each day the grades

3-5 Girls Camp will be at Sussex ElementarySchool and grades 6-8 Boys Camp will be atSussex Middle School. From 1:30-4:30pmgrades 35 boys will be at Sussex Elementary while the grades68 girls will be at Sussex Middle School. Grades 9-12 will be inthe evening rom 6:00-8:30pm with the boys at SRHS and thegirls at SMS. All grades are as o September 2011.

Camp registration is $55.00. Deadline or registration is Ma17h. Late ee is $65.00.

Forms may be picked up rom coaches, on the web site wwwdairytownclassic.com, at the local schools or at Source ForSports. 524

I LIke Me BookS tHAnk youSchool District 6 wishes to thank the Bell Aliant

volunteers or providing the I Like Me Booksor all grade one students at HRVS, SCES, BES,NES, AES and MCS. Tese personalized bookshelp students build a healthy sel-concept throughliteracy and encourage healthy liestyle choices.Te children are so excited to see their names and the nameso their riends, teacher and school in a very special customizedbook that is theirs to keep. Tis is the third year or this verysuccessul partnership and is greatly appreciated by the stamembers o these schools and the students.

Te Bell Aliant volunteers will be at the Belleisle ElementarySchool on wdsda, Apil 6hat 12:30 to read and pass outthe books. 518

Country MuSIC SHowTe Millstream Rec Council is sponsoring a Country Music Showon Sada, Apil 16hat the Millstream Rec Centre startingat 7:30pm. MC or the evening will be Carmen McAllister withguests Sherri Lackie, Je Green, Jared Fenwick, Steve Sears, BobBurgess, Leon Daigle, Darryl Belding, Stirling Nickerson, RogerMcAllister, Mike Whalen, Nancy & Carrie McAllister.Everyone is welcome or an evening o great local entertainment

$7/person admission will go towards purchasing new chairs orthe hall. 519



wHy I reLAyby Patty Howe

In December o 2003, lie as I knew itwould change orever. My mother had beendiagnosed with breast cancer and uterinecancer. In just a matter o moments, thewhole bottom ell out o my world. I hadso many questions but the most burningquestion was how could this be happeningto us

As I went through the motions every daytaking care o my mothers daily needs,going to doctors appointments, lling outpaperwork and helping her to plan or

her own uneral, I elt overwhelmed and wanted to sit and cry.Instead, I waited until my mother was in bed or the night and Iwent to my room and cried and sobbed until the tears would notcome anymore. I could not let her see what this disease was doingto me.

She never had the opportunity to decide whether she wantedto take treatment or not because the cancer spread so rapidly.Shortly aer Christmas that year, she underwent brain surgery toremove a tumor that would kill her in two weeks i le alone. Sherecovered rom this surgery remarkably well and we had renewedhope that she might be able to ght this disease. Tat hope wasshort-lived. While I was still struggling to come to grips with whatthis disease was doing to us, my mother had ound a peace in herheart that enabled her to help us accept the reality o what washappening.My mother passed away on March 27th, 2004.On March 22nd o 2010, cancer again struck my amily. Tat day, I

lost my uncle, my riend and another huge part o my heart. Eachand every blow that this disease deals us makes it increasinglyhard to bear.

In these past ew years, not only have I lost two very importantpeople in my lie to this disease but I have also had a ew riendswho have come ace to ace with cancer and ought the battle otheir lives. Tese people are true heroes and have inspired me todo more to ensure that this disease is eliminated.

Why do I relay? I relay in the hopes that others wont have toendure the pain o losing someone they love to this disease. Irelay because I want to help cancer patients and their amiliesconcentrate on ghting this disease. I relay so that they can havethe treatments that they need to ght this disease. But most oall, I relay in hopes that we can nd a cure and eliminate thisdisease orever. It is my hope that together, we can make thishappen. Please join us on J 10h 2011, show your support,buy a luminary, make a donation or enter your team to make adierence in the lives o cancer patients everywhere. 335



MCLahla, FreDA (LAMB)Te uneral o the late Freda (Lamb) McLaughlan, age 87 oBelleisle Creek was held on February 24th, 2011 rom Kings KirkUnited Church with Rev. om Robinson ociating. Pianist wasJoe Ness, special music I Tat Isnt Love was sung by Joe Ness

and Brenda McLaughlan, scriptures read by Cathy Hitchcockand Jane Ness, memories delivered by om Belyea. Hymns wereStar o the East and Soly and enderly. Music Box Dancerwas played as the Postlude. Pallbearers were grandsons: DavidWagsta, Allan McLaughlan, Kevin Wagsta, Shane SpragueJustin Green and Aiden Green. Internment will take place aUnion Cemetery at a later date.

Memorials were made to: Hospice (Bobbys Hope House), TeCancer Society, Stewarton United Church, Gideons, ArthritisSociety, Norton Wesleyan Church, Union Cemetery, BayviewCemetery, Heart and Stroke, Kings Kirk United Church andMemorial Fund, Sussex Baptist Church, Shriners ChildrensHospital, Community Chaplain Service, Sussex Health CentreFoundation Mammogram Machine, Hampton Food Basket; and

St. Andrews United Church.Fredas amily would like to thank the Paramedics rom

Petitcodiac Ambulance Service, sta o the SJRH EmergencyDr. Phil Davis, Dr. Chris OBrien, the wonderul, caring staat Bobbys Hope House, Rev. om Robinson, Father SheenanSherwoods Funeral Home, the McLaughlan, Lamb and WhiteFamilies, Kings Kirk United Church Woman and all thosewho helped by sending ood, fowers, cards, memorials andthe many other acts o kindness during our loss, which will beremembered always.

Brian, Marlene, Sandra and Elaine & Families. 33

wAterSHeD ASSoCIAtIon MeetIngSTe Canaan-Washademoak Watershed Association will holdits next meeting on Mda, Apil 18h at 7:30pm in theCambridge-Narrows Municipal Building. Stephanie Merrill othe Conservation Council o New Brunswick will speak aboutthe Wetlands Predictive Layer. Everyone welcome.

For more inormation please call Shawn Dalton (449-1395)Reace Black (534-2565) or Robena Weatherley (488-2718). 311



royAL CAnADIAn LegIon #86Havelock Branch

tsdas -House Crib.wdsdas - House Darts.Tsdas - Bingo starts at 7pm, everyone welcome.Fida, Apil 8h - 8:00pm, Darts or meat/moneycrib. Everyone welcome.Sada, Apil 9h Breakast.Sda, Apil 10h Cadet Mess Dinner.Mda, Apil 11h General meeting. 305

SACC AgMTe Sussex and District Chamber o Commerce hosted its 41 stAGM on March 23rd, 2011, eaturing guest speaker om Gribbons.A large group o Chamber members and guests attended to hearMr. Gribbons speak about Poverty Reduction: Why ShouldBusiness Get Involved.

Te Economic and Social Inclusion Corporation leads andcoordinates the implementation o Overcoming Povertyogether: Te New Brunswick Economic and Social InclusionPlan. Te vision o the plan is Trough the collaboration ogovernments, business and non-prot sectors, people living in

poverty and individual citizens, all men, women and children inNew Brunswick shall have the necessary resources to meet theirbasic needs and to live with dignity, security and good health.

Mr. Gregory Zed, Zone Manager o Addictions and MentalHealth Services o the Horizon Health Network Sussex Regionand new 2nd Vice President o the Chamber, sees this as a tangibleaction o recognizing the impact o poverty on the mental healthand wellness in our community, It is truly validating to see theChamber taking an active role in our ght against poverty withthe ull support o its Executive and Directors. Sussex has one othe highest rates o poverty in the province, however, a passionategroup o stakeholders who have been meeting or the past sixmonths are well on their way to developing a strategy to ace thechallenges o poverty. For the business community to recognize

and endorse the work o the committee, o which Mr. Zed is aounding member, is remarkable and promises to address thisserious issue. Poverty is everyones problem and the rst stepsto ensure no one is le behind despite the economic climatewe are acing. Government leaders, business members and thecommunity at large have embraced these eorts with a clearvision to li citizens out rom under the cycle o poverty. Tereis little doubt the positive outcomes o our community eorts willbe a benet to the health and well being o all our citizens Zedconcluded.Following the presentation, President Phil Sellars moved orward

with the business portion o the Annual General Meeting. Teannual reports were adopted and a new slate o ocers werepresented and sworn in: President Phil Sellars (Jonah PlaceInn), 1st Vice President Don Dobbin (Dobbin ProessionalCorp.), 2nd Vice President Greg Zed (Addictions & MentalHealth), reasurer Wendy Stockord (Scotiabank), Secretary Jamie Stockord (urnbull & Kindred CGA); Directors: LionelDann (Potash Corp. o Sask.), Ivan Graham (Bethany BibleCollege), Linda Martin (Sherway Enterprises), Debbie Simpson(D Canada rust), Greg Zed (Addictions & Mental Health),Gavin Seaman (Hughes Surveys), Greg Keith (AKG Financial),Lou McNamara (CJCW), Jamie Kindred (urnbull & KindredCGA), Wendy Stockord (Scotiabank), Don Dobbin (DobbinProessional Corp.); Administrator: Pam Kaye.

For Chamber membership inormation please contact DeborahSellars at 433-6978. 346



SuSSeX HIgH tHeAtre ProJeCt newSDonations were recently made to the Community CapitaProject: Sussex Regional High Teatre. Te undraising beganin December 2010 and almost $75,000 has been raised. 334

Phyllis Corbett, Community Capital Project: Sussex RegionaHigh Teatre Committee Chair; Phil Sherwood, Sobeys StoreManager; Shawnee Bolt, Sobeys employee and member oCHASE (Community Help Assisted by Sobeys Employees).Phyllis Corbett, Community Capital Project: Sussex Regiona

High Teatre Committee Chair; Douglas Bailey, ManagerProduction Operations or Corridor Resources Inc.

Phyllis Corbett, Community Capital Project: Sussex RegionaHigh Teatre Committee Chair; Heather Adams , ScotiabankManager Customer Service; April Caissie, Scotiabank BranchManager; Ann aylor, Scotiabank Customer Support Supervisor



geneALogICAL workSHoPTe Southeastern Branch o the New Brunswick GenealogicalSociety will host their spring Workshop on Sada, Apil16h at the St. John the Baptist Anglican Church, 28 WoolridgeAvenue, Riverview, rom 1:00-4:00pm. Presenters will beMarilyn Patten with, Early settlers in Kent County and StanBalch with, Unusual Record Sources.All are welcome. 330

voLunteer teAAll Volunteers o the Sussex Health Centre Gi Shop andMembers o the Sussex Health Centre Auxiliary are invitedto attend the annual Volunteer ea which will be held at theKiwanis Nursing Home, Heritage Room, on wdsda, Apil13h rom 2:00-4:00pm. 332

SHoeStrIng oPerAS tHe MAgIC FLuteTe Riverview Arts Centre is presenting Shoestring Operasversion o Te Magic Flute. Te 2:00pm matinee perormancewill run or two aernoons, on Apil 10h & 12h, and tickets willbe a fat general admission rate o $12 or this special show.

Shoestring Opera has rated the show as engaging or youngpeople rom junior kindergarten level up to Grade 8, as each age

level appreciates it on a slightly dierent level. Parents as well asteachers who want to prepare children or the perormance maywish to download a ree study guide in advance o the show atwww.shoestringopera.com.

ickets or the Shoestring Opera can be purchase online atwww.RiverviewArtsCentre.ca or at Sobeys and Jean Coutu inRiverview, or at Franks Music (245 Carson Drive, Moncton).HS is included in the $12 ticket price or this perormance. 340

MAMMogrAPHyProJeCtFunDrAISerTe Grand WashademoakLions Club is sponsoring abenet or the MammographyProject or the Sussex HealthCentre on Sada, Apil 30hstarting at 7:00pm. Everyone isinvited to an evening o musicand ood auction at the GrandWashademoak Lions Club inColes Island. Entertainmentwill be by band members ArtBoyd, Ray Tebeau, MikeMcQuarrie, Ray McIntyre andJune Blanchard. Singers orthe evening include: Ernie Blanchard (Antique Ernie), JeannieClark, Brian Mallory, Keri Mallory, Gary Burgess, DebbieConnell, Ellen & Dennis Molloy, Dwayne Ferris and others.

Rereshments will be served and a ree-will oering will bereceived. For more inormation contact: Lion Irene at 362-1250or Lion Chris at 632-5534. 345

MovIe nIgHt In PenoBSquISTere will be a amily movie night at the Penobsquis BaptisChurch on Fida, Apil 8h, eaturing angled. Canteen opensat 6:40 and movie starts at 7:00pm. Come out and enjoy a amilymovie. 349



ProJeCt LInuSProject Linus is a group o people who volunteer their time andmaterials to make blankets to help children and youth who havebeen traumatized by a serious illness or accident. Many peoplehave helped Florence by donating material, sewing blankets orknitting/crocheting blankets.

Florence is having an Open House on Sada, Apil 16h

rom 2:00-4:00pm at her home (3693 Rte 106, Salisbury West)Come and see some o the blankets that have been made or anywork you have in progress. At the last meeting, a lady came whouses a quilting machine to sew quilts. Come and see what ishappening or Project Linus! 341

DoyLe BeneFIt tHAnk youTe winners rom Carl Doyle Benet or the covered bridgepainting donated by Harvey Mitchelmore was Cecilia Muscatand or the quilt donated by Donna Elliott was ReginaMcLaughlin. Tank you or your support and generosity.

Carl, Linda, Carla, Carlene, Charlene & Lacey Doyle. 35

CArD PArtIeS In BeLLeISLeCard Parties, sponsored by the Belleisle Seniors Club, are nowbeing held at the Belleisle Creek Hall on Sadas at 7:30pmAll welcome. 511

SuSSeX FArMerS MArket MeetIngTe Sussex Farmers Market will hold a vendor meeting or the2011 season at the boardroom o the Agriculture Building onMagnolia Avenue at 7:30pm on Mda, Apil 11h. Looking

orward to seeing you there. 529

CreIgHtonvILLe CeMetery AgMTe annual meeting o the Creightonville Cemetery will be heldat the home o Leslie & Marilyn Dalling on wdsda, Api20h at 7:00pm. Anyone with lots in the cemetery are welcometo attend.For more inormation phone 433-2785. 347



CurveS FooD DrIveCurves Food Drive oers both its active members and newmembers an opportunity to give to their community. It is animportant event as it lls shelves that run low this time o year.Tis year the Curves Food Drive runs rom Apil 4h Apil17h. New members can join Curves by bringing in two bags ogroceries in lieu o a service ee. It is a win-win situation betterhealth or women in our community and ood or those lessortunate.

Curves and its members work to help ll the shelves at boththe Sharing Club and ransition House. Te larders are low andby working with our community partners on this eort we canmake a dierence. Members will also be encouraged throughin-house promos to bring in groceries. We have collected over1000 lbs o groceries in the past. 531

BeneFIt SuPPer & LIve AuCtIonTere will be a Benet Supper and LiveAuction or Randy Jerey (who is battling

cancer) on Sada, Apil 9h

at the CentralKings Rec Centre (110 itusville Road,Upham). Te Roast Bee Supper will be rom4:00-6:00pm with the Auction to ollow.Admission is $10/person or $25/amily o 4

(2 adults & 2 children), or children under 6 admission is ree.For urther inormation contact George McKinnon 832-7749.

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SuSSeX LIonS BIngoTe Sussex Lions Club (Lions Den, 58 WillowCourt) holds bingo every tsda evening,doors open @ 5:30, games begin to 7:00pm.Jackpot prize $1,000 and canteen available. Formore ino 433-5453.

Proceeds rom weekly bingo games helpsupport community based projects. 308

CArDS At St. FrAnCISWeekly Auction 45s Card Parties are held on wdsdaevenings starting at 7:30pm at St. Francis Xavier Hall in Sussex318



tHe PetItCoDIAC LIBrAry6 Kay Street, 756-3144

Hours: tsda, wdsda, Fida & Sada - 10:00am1:00pm & 2:00-5:00pm; Tsda2:00-5:00pm & 6:00-8:00pmPreschool Story ime: 10:30am. wdsdasuntilMa 25h. A30 minute program o stories, songs, ngerplays and cras orchildren ages 3-5. No registration required.Adult Book Club: Tsda, Apil 14h rom 6:30-8:00pmthe book club will be discussing Te Bishops Man by LindenMacIntyre. On Tsda, Ma 12h well discuss Te Glass Castle

by Jeannette Wells.Sada, Apil 16h - 2:30-4:00pm, LEGO ConstructionClub (ages 6+). Like LEGO? Ten join us or some riendlycompetition to make the best LEGO masterpiece! Well providethe LEGO. Parents are welcome to play too.Fida Apil 29h - 3:00-5:00pm, een Anime Club (ages 13+)Watch an anime movie and try some Japanese snacks.Tese programs are oered ree o charge. For more inormation

call the library. 314

SuSSeX CrokInoLe CLuBTe Sussex Crokinole Club meets at the Masonic Hall (482Main Street, Sussex). Come join us or an aernoon o un onwdsdas starting at 2:00pm. For urther inormation phoneDon at 433-4360. 509

Journey to tHe CroSSOn Good Fida, Apil 22d the Norton Baptist Church (41Church Street in Norton) invites you to journey together asa amily through the experience o Jesus rom the riumphalEntry to the Resurrection. Tis ree, multi-sensory experiencetakes about 15-20 minutes to walk through.

We will also have preschool care available with some Easteractivities as well. We invite you to stay and relax or a whilein our Journey Ca where there will be lots o delicious treats.Come and experience the Easter story in a resh way at anytimebetween 6:30 and 9:00pm. 526

wAterForD CArD PArtIeSTere is a card party in Waterord everyTsdaat 1:30pm.321

BIngo - In uPHAMBingo on wdsdas, 7:00pm at the WI/Seniors Hall inUpham (2117 Rte 820)! Canteen is available and everyone is

welcome come out or a un evening.Sponsored by the Hammond River Valley Seniors. 512



FunDrAISer tHAnk youOn behal o the CanadianCancer Society NewBrunswick, I would liketo thank the GoshenSnowmobile Club or

organizing the 3rd Annual Russell Sprott Memorial SnowmobilePoker & Steak Run, held February 19th. Tank you to volunteersLes Sherwood, Danny McCully, John eakles, Debbie Johnson,Greg & Lisa aber, David & Fonda Dunston, and Mary Creightonwho donated their time and energy to ensure the success o theevent.

In addition to the volunteers, thank you to Jody ower o theNew Brunswick Federation Snowmobile Club (NBFSC) orattending the event. I would like to extend my appreciation toall those who participated and supported the Canadian CancerSociety. Special mention goes to MacLean Powersports Ltd.Saint John, Dunster Donuts, Sussex Valley Vegetables, and MikeLeger or your donations. You have made a dierence in thecancer control cause.Te Canadian Cancer Society is continually working to improve

the lives o people living with cancer by unding research thatwill improve cancer treatments, providing up-to-date cancer

inormation that is accessible to all, and advocating or healthypublic policies. By supporting this event hosted by the GoshenSnowmobile Club, you have made a dierence or those livingwith cancer in your community.Tank you or joining the ght against cancer.

Sherry Dumont, Senior Managers, Revenue DevelopmentCanadian Cancer Society New Brunswick. 324

HAveLoCk wI SALeTe Havelock Womens Institute will beholding a Rummage Sale in the WI HallMda, Apil 25h Fida, Apil 29h rom

12:00noon-4:00pm and 7:00-9:00pm. BagDay will be on Sada, Apil 30h rom9:00am-12:00noon. 328

PetItCoDIAC kIwAnIS CLuBTe Kiwanis Club oPetitcodiac meets everyothertsda, 6:30pm at theKiwanis Community Centre.Join the un and our mission

o serving the children o theworld. Visitors always welcome.For more inormation call John 756-2011

or Dan 756-1084. 319

LewIS MountAInCeMetery AgMTe annual meeting o the Lewis MountainCemetery shareholders will be held onMda, Apil 25h in the basement o theLewis Mountain Church. 344

SuSSeX SerenIty AL-AnonI your home is unhappy because someone drinks too much -there is hope, call Sussex Serenity Al-Anon at 433-5028 or 432-9527. We meet on Mdas, 7:30pm at 110 Church Avenue

beneath the Catholic Church Hall. 301



tHe SALISBury PuBLIC LIBrAry3215 Main Street, Salisbury, 372-3240Story time is held on Fidas at 10:00am.

Te Booklovers Reading Club will be discussing Te Catcherin the Rye by J. D. Salinger on Apil 13h. Meetings are held thesecond wdsdao the month at 7:00pm. een Book Club is held the last tsdao the month at 4:00pmBring the book you are reading and talk about what you likedand did not like. Library hours:tsda, Tsda, Fida, Sada10:00amto 12:00noon & 1:00-5:00pm; and wdsda1:00-5:00pm &6:00-8:00pm.For urther inormation please contact the library. 317

reC CounCIL DonAtIon toMAMMogrPAHy ProJeCt

Te Apohaqui-Lower Millstream Recreation Council held awinter carnival recently with a breakast. Te proceeds o $600were donated to the Sussex Health Centre Foundation or themammography machine. 333

Mike Letourneau, Fund Raising Chair and Don Brownrepresenting the Recreation Council.

BeneFIt For BoB & veStA goDDArDA benet will be held or Bob Goddard, who is being treatedor lung cancer, at the Havelock Memorial Hall on SadaApil 16h.Tere will be music, 50/50 draw, tickets on a $100.gascerticate, coee/tea & donuts. 523



BeneFIt For SuSAn ButLer & FAMILyA Jimmy Flynn Show Benet will be held or Susan Butler andher amily at the Sussex Legion, Branch #20 on Fida, Apil8h the doors open at 7:00 and show starts at 8:00pm. Terewill be a Silent Auction and 50/50 draw. ickets ($25/each) areavailable at Bills Corner Store, Sussex Corner and Davis GeneralStore, Youngs Cove.

We would like to thank everyone or their continued supportor Susan and her amily. Susan is in the process o takingtreatments and can use all our prayers. 325

SuSSeX regIonAL LIBrAry newS46 Magnolia Avenue, 432-4585, [email protected], www.gnb.ca/publiclibraries.Hours o operation: tsda, Tsda & Fida 10:00am-5:00pm; wdsda 12:00noon-8:00pm; Sada 9:00am-5:00pm; Sda & Mda closed.Preschool Programming:Bring your pre-schooler to the library everyTsdamorning

at 10:30am or one o our un and interactive programs. AtStorytime 3-5 year olds enjoy stories, circle songs, ngerplaysand games. At oddler ales children 18 months2 years andtheir caregivers enjoy stories, rhymes, ngerplays and playtime.

All pre-schoolers welcome! Every Fida at 10:30 am we oerBabies in the Library or little ones birth18 months and theircare-givers. Tis adorable hal hour program consists o rhymes,tickles, songs, bounces, walkabouts and board books. All othese programs are ree and pre-registration is not required. 504

norton SenIorS wInnerCongratulations to Pierce Rose o Sussex who was the recentwinner o the Norton Seniors Board #5. Tanks to everyone orsupporting us. 517



gooD FrIDAy BreAkFAStTe Waterord Community Group is sponsoring a GoodFriday breakast at the Waterord Community Hall on Apil22d rom 7:30-10:30am. Te menu includes sausage, eggs, hashbrowns, toast, juice, tea & coee or $6/person. 342

rCL SuSSeX BrAnCH #20

66 Magnolia Avenue, Sussex; 432-66 99Ofce Hours: tsdaFida, 9:00am-4:00pm.wdsdas - Foot Clinic; Bingo - doors open at6:00, Early Bird starts at 6:30 and regular gamesat 7:00pm; Pool League at 7:30pm.Tsdas - 8:00pm, Crib.

For more inormation check out our website at:www.sxlegionbr20.com. 304

CArD PArty In SuSSeXTere will be an Auction 45 & Bridge Card Party at the rinityChurch Hall (853 Main Street, Sussex) on tsda, Apil 26hstarting at 7:00pm with rereshments and prizes. ickets or theevening are $7 each. 348

uPHAM BreAkFASt BuFFetBreakast will be held the secondSadao each month 8:00-10:00am at the WI/Seniors (Hall, 2117 Rte 820) in Upham.Come and enjoy a really lling breakast with your riends and

neighbours or only $6/person, $20/amily - or have just toastand coee or $2. Presented by the Anglican Parish Churcheso Upham.For more inormation contact 832-7253. 507

BeLLeISLe SenIorS newSTe Belleisle Seniors met at the Belleisle Creek Hall on March21st. A period o silence was observed or a departed member,George Kellow. Usual business was carried out. Many sick andshut-ins were reported on and remembered with cards or ruitbaskets.

Minor renovations o the washrooms at the Hall, or saety oseniors, have been completed. Entertainment was a ChineseAuction. Details o day tours with Optimum Ride were givenout or members to consider.

Te Apil meeting will be held on Mda, Apil 18h at2:00pm, with musical entertainment.

Submitted by G. Hart. 521



wAterForD CHArIty BIngoParkinson Research will receive the proceeds rom the nextWaterord Charity Bingo which will be held on Fida, Api15h starting at 11:00am. A noon lunch or a oonie will beavailable. In the event o a storm or or more inormation pleasecall 433-1394, or 433-2141. 307

MuSIC nIgHt At SuBCSussex Baptist Church Music Night will be held on Sda

Apil 10h

at 7:00pm. Te ollowing guests to appear: JanetVanderlaan, Stephen Wheaton, Nancy McAllister, Step By StepLeon Daigle, Roger McAllister and Sussex Baptist Mens GroupFree will oering to Red Cross. 326

AgrICuLturAL FAIr FunDrAISerTere will be a Fundraiser Auction or the Westmorland CountyFair on Sada, Apil 9h 7:00pm at the Kiwanis Building inPetitcodiac. Any donations can be dropped o on Apil 9h aKiwanis.

For more ino contact Susan MacLeod at 534-2411 or [email protected]. 323

MuSIC evenIng FunDrASIerTe Mens Group o the St. Johns United Church (SussexCorner) are sponsoring a Sussex Corner Country Jamboreeat the Church Hall on Sada, Apil 9h rom 7:00-10:30pmeaturing Gary & Friends.Band members include: Art Boyd; om Burgess; Daryl Belding

Mike MacQuarrie; Raymond Tebeau. Guests or the eveningCorner Stone; Debbie Connell; Justin Banister with speciaguests Dave & Barb MacMillan, Big John Little and Fred ShawMC or the evening - Gary Burgess.

Tere will be a canteen, 50/50 tickets and door prizesAdmission or the evening is $7.50/person and tickets are

available at Backstage Music (433-2122) or at the door. Hope tosee you there! 337

S.P.o.t. DInner In PetItCoDIACIn support o the SPO Centre in Petitcodiac, come enjoyood and riendship at the Petitcodiac Mennonite Church onSada, Apil 9h rom 4:00 to 6:00pm. Tere will be porkbee, potatoes and more. Come enjoy yourselves and helpSupport People o oday.For more inormation please call 756-2442. 339



roASt BeeF SuPPer - APoHAquITe Annual Roast Bee Supper will be held at the ApohaquiRecreation Centre (16 Jones Memorial Park Road) on SdaApil 17h rom 3:30-6:30pm. Te supper menu includes: roastbee, vegetables, rolls, homemade pickles and strawberryshortcake or dessert. Cost or the supper is $10/adults; $5/children 6-12; pre-schoolers eat or ree; $10/all take-outs.

Tis event is sponsored by the Apohaqui-Lower MillstreamRecreation Council. Everyone is welcome to attend. Hope to seeyou there. 804

DIStrICt 6 D.e.C. MeetIngSchool District 6 District Education Council willhold its monthly meeting on wdsda, Apil13h at Apohaqui Elementary School (23 FosterAvenue West, Apohaqui). Te meeting will beginat 7:00pm and all are welcome. 812

LgFB workSHoP In FreDerICtonA Look Good Feel Better workshop will be held on MdaApil 11h rom 2:00-4:00pm at the Fredericton Medical Clinicin Fredericton. Tese ree workshops are held or all womenwith a cancer diagnosis.

For more inormation and to register, call DECH Oncology a474-4509 or 1-800-914-5665. 835

CAMBrIDge-nArrowS regIonAL LIBrAry2216 Lakeview Drive, Cambridge-Narrows 488-3971 [email protected] Hours: tsdas 10:00am-4:00pm; Fidas 10:00am1:00pm; Sadas 1:00-4:00pm.

We have voicemail, so i you wish to renew your books jusleave your name, the date you called, the due date and name othe book(s).Book Club meets the 3rd tsda rom 1:00-3:00pm. Cal

Marilyn 488-3344 or Irene 488-2075.Volunteers are always welcome; call Brenda at 488-3418.Students: We hope to employ students this summer throughthe SEEDS program. I you are interested, please address yourresume to Brenda and drop it in the book return slot at theLibrary.I you have a cassette player you are no longer using, we would

be pleased to take it as a donation as the Library has a niceselection o audio books?

You may purchase the C-N Schools A Legacy o Historybooks and iDVDs at the Library. 313



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LOOKING FOR 2 PAR ime sta at seniors home in HamptonCall Krissy at 832-4051.

RIE WAY CLEANERS is looking or a part time employeeleading to ull time i wanted. I am looking or a hard workingperson who likes to clean, must have own vehicle and be reliableResidential cleaning in Hampton and Rothesay areas. For moreinormation please call Fallon at 832-3894 or send resume toritewaycleaners.com.

BE YOUR OWN BOSS! urn 5-10 hours/week into $1000.00+month. Operate a mini oce outlet rom your computer, FREEevaluation. www.yourreedomoce.com.

For rent

2 COAGES ON PEI with beach rontage, beside quaint shingvillage (lobsters!), 3 bedrooms each, all utilities, $500/week832-3333.

For SALeCHES SYLE DEEP reeze, Frigidaire, $200, rerigerator $100both exceptionally clean and in very good working order. Cal485-2306.

FRAMING AND SUDIO equipment or sale. Lights, equipmentsupplies, backdrops, its all got to go! Please call 432-6682 or [email protected].

USED APPLIANCES, 24 electric stoves in stock, exterior/interior doors, tires (most sizes), new sky light, used windows, andhousehold items. 218 Main St. Norton. 839-2628.

SenIor CAre

OPEN ROOM A Riverdale Manor Seniors Home in HamptonVery homey, resident driven atmosphere. Call Krissy 832-4051.

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1988 HONDA GL1500 motorbike. Contact [email protected]

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MOBILE HAIR SYLIS, perms, cuts, etc. Will come to yourhome. Call 432-7620.

BuyIng JUNK CARS, trucks, travel trailers, motor homes, armmachinery. I pay you cash. Call 721-4255.

VILLAGE UPHOLSERY & REFINISHING - CrasmanshipRVs, boat covers, recovering & restyling repairs. HD oam-railers, caning, seagrass, canvas. 832-7870.

SORAGE SPACE RENAL, clean, dry space available or storageneeds, Sussex area. Please call 839-6244, ask or Gary or leave

message.SCRAP MEAL DROP O site, 187 French Village Road. Free todump wheels, tires, all appliances, anything that plugs in or runsby gasoline, oil tanks, urnaces, propane tanks etc. Fill your junkcar up with junk and we will haul it away or ree. Cas ill bcshd, bac h ad, guArAnteeD. 847-3569 [email protected].

MARIIME RIGGING & INDUSRIAL SUPPLY, traction chainsliing, towing, logging saety & netting supplies, custom tarps &shelters. Action truck caps & accessories, select plus k.d. cabinethardwoods & pine boards. Call 832-1198 day/evening, Mon. - Sat

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1998 PLYMOUH NEON, any reasonable oer. 433-4789.

wHy we Do wHAt we DoIt has been nearly eleven years since I le my sae secure (andboring) government job or the stresses and insecurities o beinga business owner. I have oen said to people that i I had anyidea o the complexity o the job I would never have had thecourage. Fortunately, since it all happened within a space oa single week, I really did not have time to think about whatcame aer the purchase. As the business has grown, my rolehas moved more and more away rom the day-to-day operationand more into the business management. Tat does take me astep away rom the regular contact with our readers, but everyonce in a while we are vividly reminded o why we are in thisbusiness. It is about so much more than making a living.

We recently ran an article submitted by an organization calledWorkers 4Wishes who had planned to send an 11 year old

boy ghting cancer to Florida or his March break. Te tripcould not take place because o health problems, so alternativearrangements were made or the amily to vacation throughoutNew Brunswick instead. A good story about good people doinggood things. Sharing these stories with the community is whatwe do. But it is the ollow-up that really brings it home. Shortlyaer the article ran, we had a phone call here at the oce rom alady who had been touched by the story and the groups eortsand wanted to know i she could help.We dont always get to see the direct result o the articles we run

in our publications, but when, as with this instance, we do, we arevividly reminded o why we are your community connection.When we hear rom people that their undraiser was a bigsuccess, that their church supper sold out or lots o volunteers

came orward to make a project happen, we realize what a vitalrole we play in connecting people within our communities.

I could have made more money or less eort staying withthat sae secure (and boring) government job, but it would nothave ed my soul like Ossekeag Publishing does. Tank you toeveryone at Ossekeag who has the same passion or doing whatwe do. Its a great way to make a living. 801


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