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A-”Plus” Auto Glass & UpholsteryAdvanced Asphalt Maintenance Inc.Aerus/River Road Paradise Ltd. AKTION ClubAll Gas Tanks Arbonne Independent Consultant, Laura AndersonBecky’s PlaceBell CanadaCanadian Mental Health AssociationCharlotte County SPCA and C.A.R.M.A.CHCO TVClairvoyant Medium - Ola CormierCostco WholesaleCox Electronics & Home FurnishingsdoTerra Wellness Advocate Karen DouglasE.T. Mechanical Ltd.East Coast Air HVAC IncES Designs by Emily Somers (Friday night only) Exit Realty Charlotte County Fundy Minor Football AssociationHanson’s Heavy Hauling

Investors Group - Colby Blair & Tyler BelyeaIrving EnergyKaren Ludwig, MPKeith’s Building Supplies Ltd.Key ClubKiwanis Moose Draw Kiwanis St. StephenLean On Us/Voxx LifeMary Kay Cosmetics, Tracy CraigNB Power (Marianne Limpert)New Brunswick Community CollegeNWH Modelling & Self ImprovementOakhill Homes)Olde Carr Auto Optimar Energy Inc.Park Fuels Ltd.Pita PitSaint John HyundaiSeefood on WheelsService NB Assessment O� ceSleep Therapeutics

Southwest New Brunswick Service CommissionSpree Lifestyle Boutique & StudioSSMS Entrepreneurial AdventureSt. Croix Printing and PublishingSt. George InsuranceSt. Stephen Milltown LionettesSt. Stephen Milltown Rotary ClubSun Life Financial , Zahra ‘Sholeh’ Shari� anTacks ‘N TapestryTaits Management Services Inc. Tall Tom’s Lemonade & Kettle CornThe Curly Mermaid, Meaghan YoungThe TideTown of St. StephenTupperware with MichelleTwisted SistasTycal Properties Inc. /Kent Home RetailerVibrant Communities Charlotte Co.Zen Garden Imports

EXHIBITORS

Friday, May 4 & Saturday, May 5

A special thank you to our event sponsors

Town of Saint Andrews

5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Garcelon Civic Center, Budd Avenue, St. Stephen

Admission only $500 Adults ~ $300 Students Children under 12 FREE

facebook.com/kiwanistradeshow

Lots of Door Prizes Being Drawn Hourly!

Special Presentations:Clairvoyant Medium - Ola Cormier

Friday from 5:30 - 6:15 pm and Saturday from 10:15 - 11:00 am

Motivational Speaker - Lorraine PetersFriday from 6:30 - 7:00 The Business of Image

Saturday from 2:15 - 3:15 pm The Law of Attraction

CASH ONLY will be accepted

by most vendors

Children’s ActivitiesFacepainting, Bounce House,

Games & Activities provided by Key Club, Balloon Animals (Saturday, 11:00 - 1:00, 2:00 - 4:00)

Special Appearance by Katrina’s Dance Works, Saturday at 2:00 p.m.

SUPPORT KIWANIS AND HELP US SUPPORT OUR COMMUNITY!

� ank you from theKiwanis Club of St. Stephen!

SERVING THE CHILDREN OF THE WORLD GARCELON CIVIC CENTER, ST. STEPHEN - FRIDAY, MAY 4, 5 - 9 P.M. & SATURDAY, MAY 5, 10 A.M. - 4 P.M.KIWANIS Spring Trade Show

Olde Carr Auto Sales

4 FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED 4 90 DAY/3000 KM WARRANTY4 SERVICE AFTER THE SALE 4 FINANCING FOR EVERYONE

220 Route 170, Oak Bay, NB E3L-3X8

“Stop by and Visit us at the Trade Show!”

Visit our booth for Prizes and Giveaway

Draws!!

www.fundyminorfootball.com

Fundy Minor Football has several Fall 2018 Programs which includes: Flag - Ages

6&7; Tyke - Ages 8&9; Atom - Ages 10&11; Peewee – Ages 12&13; Bantam ages 14&15;

and Jr. Girls Ages 14-17 Registration Opens

on June 1st on our website

Visit our booth at the TRADE SHOW!

47 Milltown Boulevard | St. Stephen | 466-3220

COME AND SEE USAT THE TRADE SHOW!

Signs & Banners Color CopyingNewspapers Magazines

Stationery Carbonless FormsProfessional Design Services

and so much more!

Hanson’s Heavy Hauling

⌂ Tractor & Farm Equipment Repair⌂ Tractor & Heavy Equipment Hauling⌂ 30’ Float with King Ramps for Easy Loading & Winch

Commercially Insured

Gordon Hanson (506) 467-4527 /HansonsHeavyHauling hansonfarm@icloud.com

“Come Visit Us at the Trade Show!”Ò Ò

Kathy Bockus/Krisi Marples

ST. STEPHEN

The Kiwanis Club of St. Stephen will host its annual trade show Friday and Saturday, May 4 and 5, at the Garcelon Civic Center.

Club treasurer Ken McLaughlin said the annual event, which features busi-nesses and services from throughout the region and beyond, is the club’s major fund raiser of the year.

“When you support the trade show, you support Kiwanis and when you support Kiwanis, you’re supporting your community,” said McLaughlin.

He said the community-based ser-vice club, which was created in 1930, supports a variety of endeavours with-in St. Stephen such as the Charlotte County Hospital, youth groups at local schools, bursaries and scholarships, playground equipment at Elm Street Park and additions to other play-grounds around the community and has built a skateboard park for local youth.

McLaughlin described the civic cen-tre as “a wonderful facility” in which

to host the trade show, noting the new ice arena floor cover makes the facility more versatile.

He said the profit from the trade show is spent ‘improving our commu-nity” and promised this year’s event would be colourful and interesting, bigger and better.

Patty Anderson, who is organizing this year’s trade show, said doors open to the public Friday evening at 5 p.m. The trade show, with local vendors and those from Fredericton and Saint John, will close its doors Friday at 9 p.m.

The show will take place Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Anderson said an attempt has been made this year to make the trade show more fam-ily friendly with the inclusion of extra food vendors, and activities for kids, such as a bouncy castle on loan from the St. Stephen Fire Department.

Anderson noted the addition this year of clairvoyant and medium Ola Cormier, who will be set-up for the whole weekend, but will be offering special sessions on Friday from 5:30 p.m. to 6:15 p.m., and again Saturday from 10:15 a.m. to 11 a.m.

There will also be the addition of

Lorraine Peters, who owns NWH Mod-eling & Self Improvement, and she will be speaking during the event Friday from 6:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., discussing “The Business of Image” and on Satur-day, her topic will be the “Law of At-traction.”

NB Power will be on hand to chat with people about the new Total Home Energy Savings Program, along with Service New Brunswick, who will have someone from their Property Assess-ment Division to discuss any concerns or questions. The Southwest New Brunswick Service Commission also has a booth, and will have information regarding the upcoming curbside recy-cling program.

“We really couldn’t do it without our sponsors,” said Anderson.

Anderson said St. Stephen Middle School’s entrepreneurial class will be featured at the trade show and ar-rangements have been made for them to utilize the drapes and dividers of the trade show for their own trade show the following Tuesday.

Last year the students used an up-stairs room at the civic centre, said Anderson, which was tight quarters.

Kiwanis Trade Show set for May 4 & 5

Krisi Marples/CourierThe bouncy castle was just one of several activities for kids at the 2017 Kiwanis Trade Show.

Krisi Marples/CourierThe Kiwanis Trade Show at the Garcelon Civic Center in May 2017.

Krisi Marples/CourierThe man, the myth, the legend, Garth Orchard from Keith’s Home Improvement in St. Stephen at the 2017 Kiwanis Trade Show.

Krisi Marples/CourierPita Pit St. Stephen owners Rob Mills And Kathy Antworth at last years event.

Krisi Marples/CourierKiwanis member Ken McLaughlin enjoying last years event.

Kathy Bockus/Krisi Marples

ST. STEPHEN

Thost its annual trade show Friday and Saturday, May 4 and 5, at the Garcelon Civic Center.

the annual event, which features busi-nesses and services from throughout the region and beyond, is the club’s major fund raiser of the year.

Kiwanis Trade Show set for May 4 & 5 Support

Kiwanis and help

us support our

community!

Krisi Marples/CourierTall Tom’s Kettle Corn & Lemonade will be returning to the Kiwanis Trade Show coming up on Friday, May 4 and Saturday, May 5.