April 2019

SALMON COUNTRY NEWS (From Renous to Boiestown)

(Deadline for May 2019 Edition: Wednesday, April 24 )

If you have a photo you’d like to see “headline” the Salmon Country News, if you have articles for

publication, or if you’d just like some general information about advertising rates, coverage or

publication dates, please call 506-365-1105 or email kswim@nb.sympatico.ca.

Doaktown Village Council supported Epilepsy Day (March 26) by wearing the purple ribbon.

From left to right: Councillor Paul Gillespie, Deputy Mayor Carl Price, Mayor Jeff Porter and

Councillors Arthur O’Donnell and Wayne Fowler.

CONGRATULATIONS TO RENOUS

KRAFT HOCKEYVILLE 2019 WINNER Their Prize: Hosting an NHL Game

$250,000 in upgrades for the Tom Donovan Arena ~ The Little Community with the Big Heart ~

The Central New Brunswick

Sel f He lp, 7 Miramichi

Street , w i l l be of fer ing

homemade beef soup, roll

and cookie (all for $6.00)

on WEDNESDAY MAY 1.

Takeout will be available.

We are also planning a

celebration in August to

mark 30 years of being in

operation. More details to

follow.

LIVE AUCTION

3-BEDROOM ESTATE

Where: Landmark Lodge # 51

6228 Route 8-Boiestown

When: Saturday, April 27, 2019

Time: 1:00 pm to finish

Terms: CASH ONLY

A large number of household items (big and small) will be auctioned off, and our kitchen will be open for hot dogs and

hamburgers.

Please come out and help the Masonic Lodge remain open in our community

Museum

Happenings… 6342 Route 8 Boiestown, NB E6A 1Z5

Tell all Your Friends and Family about our

UPCOMING EVENTS

May 25th, Saturday

RURAL COMMUNITY OF UPPER MIRA-

MICHI YARD, CRAFT, AND BAKE SALE

MUSEUM BREAKFAST - 8 to 11 am

Old Fashion “Buffet Style” Pancake Breakfast BUT, we will be there to help

you; AND, we will even make your toast! Includes: Homemade

PANCAKES, Home Baked BEANS, Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Sausage,

Toast, Jams & Jellies, Orange/Apple Juice, Coffee/Tea!

ADULT $10. YOUTH (12 & under) $5.00 FAMILY $25.

MUSEUM YARD SALE - 8 am to 3 pm

DON’T WANT TO HOST YOUR OWN YARD SALE! The Museum will host a large YARD SALE on our site! Bring Your Own table or Rent a table from

the Museum for $10./Each. Don’t want to bother, the Museum will take

donations of items for our fundraising yard sale and all proceeds help

support YOUR Community Museum.

June 1st , Saturday

TRIBUTE DINNER In honor of “Clearwater Camps”

July 1st , Monday

CANADA DAY CELEBRATIONS WITH WACKY WATER SPORTS

12 Noon to 3 pm

In partnership with the Rural Community of Upper Miramichi!

August 17th, Saturday

12 Noon to 5 pm PROFESSIONAL LUMBERJACK

COMPETITION

August 18th, Sunday

12 Noon to 4 pm “BE A LUMBERJACK FOR A DAY”

WATCH FOR OUR POSTERS FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS!

OR FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 506 369 7214

Email: woodmen@nb.aibn.com

Message from the President Over the past year, the Museum worked on a “Sustainability Policy and Guide for Greening the Museum”. I'm excited to present (below) the Museum’s Sustainability Vision and Guiding Principles from our museum’s new Sustainability Policy – believed to be the first of its kind for a New Brunswick museum. Its aim is:

To help us save energy and water; recycle and compost more; and generate less waste To provide clear direction on what we can do, and offer best practices for us to aspire to To inform and educate, so that sustainability becomes a part of our everyday museum

culture Sustainability is consistent with our museum's purpose and mission. Trees and forests aren't just important to our economy; they also play a critical role in our local and global environment. By implementing the policies in this guide, we can be confident we're doing our part to create a sustainable, prosperous future. Let's work together to make our museum a showcase of sustainability!

Phyllis Robinson, President Central New Brunswick Woodmen’s Museum

Our Sustainability Vision

The Central New Brunswick Woodmen's Museum is a model of efficiency, sustainability and environmental responsibility for our visitors, youth, staff, volunteers and community. We strive:

To reduce our consumption of energy, water and other resources by practicing efficiency in all we do

To minimize solid waste through responsible purchasing, comprehensive recycling and composting

To purchase goods and services from sustainable sources and suppliers To educate our visitors, staff, volunteers and community about sustainability and

environmental best practices through our actions and exhibits To foster a culture of sustainability and continuous improvement among our staff,

volunteers and community To communicate our progress and success stories to our visitors, staff, volunteers and

community To serve as a positive and motivating example to other museums and community

institutions.

Our Guiding Principles

As a not-for-profit, community-based organization, we will work within our financial means. We will focus upon and prioritize practical, realistic actions that will make the most significant difference.

The museum’s primary mission is to showcase the economic and environmental importance of forests, past, present and future; our activities should be consistent, either directly or indirectly, with this mission

Sustainability is a journey as well as a destination; we are committed to learning, taking action and leading by example

Education is one of our core functions, and is most effective when people are engaged and having fun

We aspire that this Sustainability Policy be applied to all activities and events on the museum site, including special events hosted on our premises

We welcome the ideas, creativity and other resources of our staff, volunteers and community

We partner and collaborate wherever possible for ideas, best practices, funding and other resources

We are committed to integrity, accountability, transparency and continuous improvement Our team members are most engaged and productive when we maintain a positive,

motivating atmosphere in all of our operations We will measure and report our progress annually

Your Environmental Trust Fund at Work

Most insurance claims can be done immediately.

⚫ Kinesitherapy, Naturotherapy

⚫ Swedish and Relaxation Massage

⚫ Stone Massage

⚫ Chair Massage

BLUE RIVER MASSAGE THERAPY

Julie Doiron, RMT

3498 Route 625

Boiestown, NB

Monday - Wednesday 8am-5pm Thursday 8am-4pm

CENTRAL MIRAMICHI COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE 11 Prospect Street, Doaktown

TEL: 365-6100

RENOVATION/THANK YOU

The Central Miramichi Community Health Centre would like to thank our patients for their understanding as we continue with renovations to our clinic. We are pleased with the changes to date which will now allow us to better serve our patients with two registration windows as well as adaptations for patients requiring wheelchairs. We are also sporting some new paint and flooring. We will continue with changes to our entrances over the

next several weeks. Again, thank you for your patience during this transition.

WELL WOMAN PROGRAM Do you . . .

• dribble/leak urine when laughing, coughing, or with activity? • have pelvic pain or prolapse? • want to learn more about menopausal issues such as hot flashes, sleep, anxiety, etc.? • want more education on women’s health issues?

The Central Miramichi Community Health Centre now has a Women’s Health Clinic with Registered Nurse Lisa Lovelace. Lisa has received training in treating Level 1 urinary

incontinence and prolapse as well as pelvic pain. She also has extensive knowledge on a variety of health

issues specific to women. She will assess and treat with a non-surgical approach.

A referral from your health care provider is required. For more information, please call Lisa at 365-6100.

SUICIDE AWARENESS Help is just a phone call away. If you or someone you know is suffering from suicidal thoughts, please reach out. Below is a list of free and confidential

resources:

Chimo Help Line: 1-800-667-5005

Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868 or text “connect” to 686868

The Mobile Crisis Team (Horizon Health): 453-2132 Available Monday – Friday (4:30 pm – Midnight) and on Saturdays and Sundays from 3:00 – 11:00 pm. A team of health professionals will come to you if you or someone you care about are in crisis.

Canada Suicide Prevention Service: 1-833-456-4566 or text 45645 (available 24/7)

CALL:

(506) 238-3385

KINDERGARTEN IMMUNIZATIONS

For patients at Central Miramichi Community Health Centre . . . A friendly reminder for

all children starting kindergarten in the Fall of 2019 to make an appointment to see a

health care provider for their four-year old’s check-up and appropriate immunizations

prior to school starting in September. Please call 365-6100 to book in one of our

immunization clinics as available appointments are limited.

The Centre for Disease Control & Prevention reports that vaccines prevent an estimated 2.5 million deaths

among children under 6 every year. Still one child dies every 20 seconds by a disease preventable by a

vaccine. Why? Because 1 in 5 children don’t have access to immunization or because their parents choose

not to immunize.

CENTRAL MIRAMICHI COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE 11 Prospect Street, Doaktown

TEL: 365-6100

CANCER SUPPORT GROUP FOR WOMEN

The next meeting of the Cancer Support Group for Women will be held on WEDNESDAY,

APRIL 17 at 6:30 pm at the Central Miramichi Community Health Centre.

This will be our last meeting prior to summer vacation. While our current plan is to resume

our meetings again in the Fall, we will be assessing the situation since attendance has been

low. For more information, please contact Lisa at health centre at 365-6100.

If you are not a patient of the Health Centre, please get in touch with your family doctor or with Public Health regarding your child’s immunization requirements.

DERWYN & CARMEN STEWART Wishing our brother and his wife

a Very Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary

Monday, April 8, 2019

With all our love

~ Linda & Leonard / Wilma and Bliss ~

UPPER MIRAMICHI COMMUNITY LIBRARY

7263 Route 8, Unit 1, New Bandon, NB E9C 2A7 Tel: 365-2096 / Fax: 365-2052

Email: uppermiramichi.communitylibrary@gnb.ca

The Library is exci ted to host the NEWBORN/NEW LIFE “New Adventures” Program for babies 12 months and under

and their caregivers: Thursdays, April 4 – May 30 from 10 am – Noon. For more information, call or text Tiffany at 506-327-5261.

NEW AND EXCITING! We have added

automotive diagnostic code readers to our lending library collection. You may borrow them for a three-week period

and all you need is a valid Library Card. If you don’t already have a card, the first one is free. If you have one but have misplaced it, the replacement fee is $2.00.

BOOKS ON WHEELS DELIVERY PROGRAM

This free monthly service provides delivery of library material to seniors and shut-ins. If you wish to take advantage of this special program, or know of someone who might,

please contact the Library at one of the above listings. NOTE: We now have Daisy players available to loan to our visually impaired patrons and a great selection of talking books.

The Library is delivering Welcome Wagon packages for new residents of the Rural Communi ty of Upper Miramichi. In order to continue this endeavor , we w i l l requi re assistance f rom community members, businesses and organizations to: (1) notify us of newcomers and their contact information if available; and (2) provide items for our welcome package such as promotional material for your organization or business, hours of opera-tion, small “welcome” gifts, information about the area – anything that would make a newcomer feel welcome and informed. Please contact the Library at 365-2096 for more information or to offer assistance with this program.

Join us for our newly-formatted Seniors Social time on Tuesday, April 30 at 9 :00 am. We provide a snack and refreshments, and invite you to participate in our activities. Lynsey Wilson-Norrad and Sarah Carson-Pond plan to present another informative session for our participants.

Check out our new Honour Roll Tribute in recogni-tion of SCOTT CLOWATER, “a man of many hats.”

Our Local ADDRESS BOOKS are now

available. These books are a great way of “keeping in touch” with friends in the community. NOTE: If you know of any

changes that should be included, please let us know.

PRESCHOOL STORYTIME. Fridays at 10:30 am,

preschoolers are invited to join us for an hour of play-based learning following the Every Child Ready to Read guidelines. This is a

designed to enhance literacy skills in your children at an early age.

SENIORS SOCIAL

UPPER MIRAMICHI COMMUNITY LIBRARY

Drop in and check us out:

Monday, Thursday & Friday – 9 am - 12:30 pm and 1:30 – 5 pm

Tuesday & Wednesday – 12 - 5 pm and 6 – 8 pm

The Library will be closed on Good Friday (April 19) and Easter Monday (April 22). However, our outside book drop is always available for any items you wish to return.

EASTER HOME DECOR WORKSHOP .

Wednesday, April 17 (6 – 8 pm). We’ll be making two wooden Easter signs (all supplies and tools provided) plus refreshments and a lot of laughter! $10 registration fee. Please register for this workshop at

the Library or call us at 365-2096.

NB Power has added Energy Meters to our loaning collection. With your valid Library Card, you can borrow one of these units and access your home appliances to verify the amount of energy they require.

Proudly serving the rural communities of the Nashwaak & Miramichi Valleys

The Battle for the Mind

and the Freedom in Christ

that is yours.

For an appointment, call Wendy

at (506)365-7105

or email endyon@nb.sympatico.ca.

Confidentiality is my #1 priority.

D & J FARMS Now taking orders for:

Chickens

(6-8 lb. average) - $3.39/ Lb.

Turkeys

(12-15 lb. average) $2.89 Lb.

Please place your orders

on or before

THURSDAY, APRIL 11

For further information,

contact Darrell Morehouse

at 365-7398

Sunday, April 7 9:00 am - St. Peter’s, Boiestown

11:00 am - St. Andrew’s, Doaktown

Sunday, April 14

Palm Sunday

9:00 am - St. James, Ludlow

11:00 am - St. Andrew’s, Doaktown

Holy Week

Monday, April 15

Tuesday, April 16

7:00 pm - St. Andrew’s, Doaktown

(Way of the Cross)

7:00 pm - St. James, Ludlow

(Everyone’s Way of the Cross)

Wednesday, April 17 7:00 pm - St. Peter’s, Boiestown (Tenebrae)

Thursday, April 18 7:00 pm - St. Peter’s, Boiestown

(Maundy Thursday)

Friday, April 19 3:00 pm - St. Andrew’s, Doaktown (Good Friday)

Saturday, April 20 8:30 pm - St. James, Ludlow

(Great Vigil of Easter)

Sunday, April 21 10:30 am - St. Andrew’s, Doaktown (Easter Day)

Sunday, April 28 9:00 am - St. Andrew’s, Doaktown

11:00 am - St. James, Ludlow

Anglican Parish of Ludlow and Blissfield

April Service Schedule

Court Carleton Accounting and Tax Services Inc.

Wendy Lyons 48 South Road Doaktown, NB

365-7105

Put our experience to work for you.

Our knowledge in the tax industry saves you money!

Personal & Business Taxes E-Filing

Instant Cash Refunds Seniors 15% Discount

Trucking Industry Experts

Tax Season Hours Monday to Friday 9 am to 7 pm

Saturday 9 am to 3 pm

We look forward to meeting your tax

and accounting requirements.

Happy Birthday, Mom! “75 & Fabulous” on May 1 st

That ’ s our Mom…Linda Pr ice Love, Miche le , Roxy, Sherry ,

Lana & Angie

Please join us for a b irthday celebration

@ The Atlantic Salmon Museum 263 Main Street , Doaktown

Saturday, May 4 th 2 to 4 pm

RE-OPENING WEDNESDAY, MAY 1

(10:00 AM – 5:00 PM)

FOR THE 2019 SEASON

Paulette and Ken St. Germain, owners of

R o u t e 8 H i g h W h e e l e r

A n t i q u e s a n d C o l l e c t i b l e s

announce the re-opening of our Antique Shop located at 9523, Route 8 Blissfield.

We have been gathering new stock throughout the winter and certainly have something for everyone. We look forward to

seeing old customers and welcoming new ones to our shop.

For more information, please contact us at:

E-mail: info@highwheelerantiques.com

Ken’s Cell: 506-260-8360

Paulette’s Cell: 506-260-3309

Residence: 506-365-7115

Our Regular hours of

Operation will be:

Monday Closed

Tuesday Closed

Wednesday 10 AM – 5 PM

Thursday 10 AM – 5 PM

Friday 10 AM – 6 PM

Saturday 9 AM – 5 PM

Sunday NOON – 5 PM

Check out our Facebook Page at Route 8 High Wheeler Antiques and Collectibles or our Website at www.highwheelerantiques.com

Good Shepherd Parish

(Catholic Church)

Holy Thursday, April 18

Doaktown - 5:30 pm Blackville - 7:30 pm Renous - 7:00 pm

Good Friday, April 19

Boiestown - 1:00 pm Blackville - 3:00 pm Renous - 3:00 pm

Easter Vigil (April 20)

Doaktown - 6:00 pm Blackville - 9:00 pm Renous - 9:00 pm

Easter Sunday (April 21)

Boiestown - 9:00 am Doaktown - 9:00 am Blackville - 11:00 am Renous - 11:00 am

MIRAMICHI VALLEY

CHURCH

Easter Services

Good Friday, April 19 (7:00 pm) He is Risen (Easter Cantata featuring the MVC Choir)

Easter Sunday, April 21 (11:00 am) Easter Sunday Service ~ Everyone welcome ~

MUSIC NIGHT featuring Gary Long and Friends

(Ben Brennan and others)

Saturday April 6 – 7:00 PM

CENTRAL NB ACADEMY

(please note change in venue)

Admission: $7.00

50/50 draw and some canteen items

In Loving Memory of Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Great-Grandmother

LAURA O'DONNELL March 7, 1923 - April 25, 2015

As we love you, so we miss you; In our memory you are near.

Loved, remembered, longed for always,

Bringing many a silent tear.

~ Remembered by Mac and Family ~

UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Easter Services

Good Friday (April 19) - 10:00 am Boiestown United Church

Combined Service with Doaktown Congregation

Easter Sunday (April 21) - 7:00 am Sunrise Service followed by Breakfast

Tipsy Canoe (Combined Service –

Boiestown and Doaktown Congregations)

Easter Sunday (April 21) – 11:15 am Communion Service – St. Thomas United Church

Combined Service with Boiestown Congregation

PROSPECT PLACE

Prospect Place sends sincere thanks out to JD Irving's Doaktown Mill for the donation of the heaters and coin operators, and the professional electrician skills of Colin MacDonald and Philip Munn for hooking

them up.

Also, thanks to all who supported Prospect Place this season - hockey players, coaches, managers, spectators and volunteers.

Special thanks to the members of Prospect Place Committee for all the volunteer time and work they give. Lastly, thanks to Bertie and Brenda, our two amazing cooks in the canteen this

season!!

GOSPEL CONCERT

Saturday, April 6 (7:00 PM)

Carrefour Beausoleil

300 Beaverbrook Road, Miramichi

Featuring: Julie & Erdie Price; Craig

and Lori Curtis; Ladies of the River,

St. Mary’s Folk Choir, Donna and

Tyrone Hubbard, Greg Donovan,

Jayda MacDonald, Amber Walls, St.

Samuel’s Folk Choir, Danny Gillis,

and St. Mary’s Folk Choir.

Tickets are $15.00 each and are

available at: The Village Family

Restaurant (Doaktown), Renous

Convenience, Blackville Circle

K, and the Sunny Corner Irving.

In Loving Memory o f THERESA HELENA ANN STURGEON

September 3 , 1949 – Apr i l 12 , 2017

My heart split in two,

One side filled with memories,

The other side died with you.

I often lie awake at night

When the world is fast asleep

And take a walk down Memory Lane

With tears upon my cheek.

Remembering you is easy,

I do it every day;

But missing you is a heartache

That never goes away.

I hold you tightly within my heart

And there you will remain.

You see, life has gone on without you

But will never be the same.

~ Always in our hear ts , Albert , Loey and Steven, Bradley and Emily,

Albert Jr . , Jenny, Rebecca and Carter

OTHER SPECIAL EVENTS ARE NOW IN THE PLANNING STAGES SO KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR DETAILS

LAWN MOWER RACING

Saturday, May 25 (2:00 pm)

Saturday, July 20 (2:00 pm)

Saturday, September 21 (2:00 pm)

Get your tractors running!!!

Contact Information for Prospect Place

Village of Doaktown Office: 506-365-7970

the TAX PLACE

Peggy Price 369-2301

pprice@nb.sympatico.ca 6822 Route 8 Ludlow

Income Tax Preparation

Tax Season Hours Monday-Friday: 9am-8pm Saturday: 9am-12 noon

Bookkeeping Payroll & HST Returns

ARE YOU BEHIND IN FILING YOUR TAXES?

GET BACK ON TRACK

Whether it be one year, or several years, we can help!

NO SLIPS, NO PROBLEM. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT

We appreciate our customers and invite you to enter to win our

$500 Cash Draw Held on April 30, 2019

$ We Make Your Life Less Taxing $

THE ATLANTIC SALMON

MUSEUM’S

FIRST ANNUAL

GUIDES BREAKFAST

SATURDAY, APRIL 13

7 AM – 11 AM

Celebrate the start of the 2019

f i sh ing season with a hearty

breakfast , lo ts of f r iends ,

neighbors (and fellow fishermen), and a chance to win some

“fun” door prizes.

Menu: Home-made baked beans, pancakes, bacon, eggs, toast,

muffins, juice, tea and coffee. Maple syrup, molasses and

home-made jam on the side.

Admission: Guides (Category l) proudly displaying their 2019 pins – FREE

For the general public:

Adults - $10 / Family of 4 - $25 / Children under 6 – Free

You might speculate whether the ice will still be

in the River by mid-April but there’s no doubt

at all that that you’ll enjoy this meal – join us

at the Salmon Museum on April 13!

~ Fly fishermen are born honest,

but they get over it (Mark Twain) ~

The Atlantic Salmon Museum is pleased to announce that it will be adding an “on-line auction” component to its website from which we will be offering a wide selection of items for sale.

We’re beginning with a chance to win a three-day fishing trip to the famous Larry’s Gulch on the Restigouche River and will be following that up with an assortment of fly plates, prints and other items that we’re pretty certain will tweak your interest. We invite you to check our website at www.atlanticsalmonmuseum.com – the auction component should be up and running later this week so check it often to see what’s available (look for “Auctions” on the navigational menu at the top of our Home Page).

We kept our promise to restore the age of eligibility for Old Age Security and the Guaranteed Income Supplement from 67 to 65.

Our government is working hard to ensure seniors have the support they need and the secure and dignified retire-ment they deserve.

Our government has increased the OAS & GIS to improve the lives of 900,000 seniors across Canada.

We have invested $6 billion in palliative and home care to help more seniors live at home with dignity.

We have ensured 210,000 seniors are getting all the bene-fits they deserve with automatic enrollment for GIS.

VILLAGE OF

DOAKTOWN WASTE PICK -UP

SCHEDULE

APRIL 2019

Blue Bin

(Recyclables) :

Monday,

APRIL 1

Monday,

APRIL 15

Monday, APRIL 29

Regular Garbage:

Monday,

APRIL 11

Monday,

APRIL 22

Village of Doaktown

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

The Village of Doaktown is seeking a

Full-time/Part-time laborer. The successful

candidate:

• Must be willing to work in all aspects of Village duties,

• Capable of carrying out physical labor tasks,

• Willingness to work flexible hours,

• Must have a basic knowledge of computers,

• Must have a high school diploma or equivalent (GED)

• Must have a valid Class 5 Driver’s License.

If you are interested or qualified, please submit your

resume (including references and cover letter)

Via email to: villageofdoaktown@bellaliant.com

Fax: 506-365-7111

Drop off or Mail to:

Village of Doaktown

c/o Karen Petitpas, Assistant Clerk

8 Miramichi Street

Doaktown, NB E9C 1C8

Application deadline is Thursday, April 18/19 at 12 Noon.

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH #23 (DOAKTOWN)

UPCOMING EVENTS

Saturday, April 6 BENEFIT DART SHOOT

10 am – 6 pm

Saturday, April 13 SMELT FRY

2:00 PM – Music by Gary Long & Friends

4:30 PM – Dinner served

Menu: Smel t , hash browns, f iddle-

heads, dessert , tea or cof fee

ADMISSION: $12 .00

FARMER’S MARKET

The Doak Provincial Heritage Site has a fine new vending area that was built over the winter months directly adjacent to its Barn. We’d like to make good use of it by hosting a weekly Farmer’s Market this summer – produce, jams, jellies, pickles, baked goods, crafts, knitting, quilts, plants,

maybe even some “gently used” items you’d like to see go to a good home.

If you think this would be a good idea – if you’d like to be part of it – if you have some suggestions as to how to make this Market work really well, please get in touch with Site Coordinator Valerie O’Donnell at 365-0049 (Cell) or at valeriemodonnell@gmail.com.

WHIPPLETREE PET BOARDING KENNEL

2896 RTE 625, PARKER RIDGE, NEW BRUNSWICK

506-369-2206

ALL DOGS & CATS - ANY SIZE

$25.00 per night – Ventilated Building

24 Hour Care – Exercise and Play Time

Separate Runs for Safety

Pick up and Drop Off (Extended Stays)

FACEBOOK: Whippletree Pet

Boarding Kennel

W M L Accounting Inc.

Bookkeeping, HST

& Payroll Remittances

Corporate and Personal Taxes

Seniors Discount

Cash Refunds

For an appointment,

call Wendy Lyons

365-7105

end_yon@hotmail.com

endyon@nb.sympatico.ca

“Know Where You Stand”

NEW OFFICE. SAME LOCATION.

(Confidentiality is My #1 Priority)

Judy Ross, Coordinator of the Meals on

Wheels program, presents a cheque to

Manley Black, Administrator, and

Roxanne Stewart, Board Chair, for

$3,000 towards our van campaign.

Lynn Warren, a resident of Central NB Nursing Home made a donation to the van fund in memory of her

sister Edna Burke. Her family were so moved that they also contributed and a total of $1,785 was raised.

Stacey Astle-Munn, Director of Nursing,

is presented with a cheque in the amount of

$500 from Councillors Wayne Fowler and Arthur

O’Donnell on behalf of the Village of Doaktown.

~ The Central NB Nursing Home thanks you all for your generosity ~

SALMON COUNTRY

NEWS – UPDATE

We’ve been doing some

“housecleaning” of the many

addresses to which our news-

letter is emailed every month. If we’ve erased

yours by mistake, would you please send an email to

kswim@nb.sympatico.ca confirming that you wish to

continue receiving the Salmon Country News in this

format. Or, if you’d like to start getting the newslet-

ter in this way (there’s no charge!), send an email to

that same address and let us know.

APRIL BRUNCH SUNDAY, APRIL 28

St. Joachim's Catholic Church Boiestown

11 AM – 2 PM

MENU Scrambled Eggs, Hash Brown Casserole, Quiche, Bacon, Sausage, Beans, Biscuits, Muffins, Toast,

Tea, Coffee, Juice

COST: $10.00 Children under 6 free

In Loving Memory of My Mom

Theresa Sturgeon

April 12, 2017 2 years since I’ve seen you; 24 months since I’ve heard

your voice; 730 days of missing you.

Each day I put one foot in front of the other and try to look

normal, but inside I am broken, angry and lost.

I wish I could rewind time. What I wouldn’t give to have

you here. ~ All my love, Loey xo

April 17 May 15 June 19 July 17

August 21 September 18 October 16 November 20

December 18

“Today is life-- the only life you are

sure of. Make the most of today. Get

interested in something. Shake your-

self awake. Develop a hobby. Let the

winds of enthusiasm sweep through

you. Live today with gusto.”

– Dale Carnegie

GOOD FRIDAY – Friday, April 19

EASTER SUNDAY

Sunday, April 21

SPRING CLEAN-UP DAY

(DOAKTOWN)

Monday, June 3

FORESTRY SERVICES Timber Cruising

Trespass

Woodlot Appraisals

Harvest Management

Boundary Line

(Renewals/Maintenance)

Do you want to sell your woodlot and

not sure who to call or what to do?

Should you stumpage? Or sell?

Where would I get best offer for my

woodland?

Give me a call or email for a free

consultation.

PETER ROBINSON

506-259-4979

onemoretime101@gmail.com

E.R.Long Electric Electrical Contractor

Avai lable Monday - Saturday

Renovat ions, New Construct ion,

Panel Upgrades , Generator Panels

Serving Doaktown, Boiestow n

and Surrounding Area.

Cal l : 369-2414

TO MY CHILDREN . . .

Never make fun of having to help me with

computer stuff. I’m the one who taught

you how to use a spoon.

How to Play Sudoku. The objective is to fill a 9x9

grid so that each column, each row, and each of the

nine 3x3 boxes contains the digits from 1 to 9.

Sudoku