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"THANKS"I want to say a great big thank you first to all our wonderfulreaders for a great year and secondly a big hug to all our

advertisers. I know some will think it strange that I first thankall our free loading readers who pay nothing before I thank theadvertisers who actually allow us to pay our bills. The fact isthough, without enthusiastic and loyal readers there would be

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proud or very proud to say they worked for OssekeagPublishing. I assume that this is because they recognize theimportance of the news that we deliver to our communities andthe amount of positive feedback that we receive from ourreaders and advertisers. A recent survey of Debbie and myselfrevealed we were also proud or very proud of the staff that weget to work with. A great big thank you to you!!!

On behalf of all of us here at Ossekeag, we want to wisheveryone a very, very, Merry Christmas and Season's GreetingsMikie now has to get working on his shopping list!! Doesanyone know where I can find 52 large garbage bags full of

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NEWS Mondays at 9:00am you will find the quilters and craft workers enjoying quilting and the time spent with theirfriends. They need more quilters, so if you quilt, your helpas well as your friendship would be much appreciated. Any questions about crafts or quilting call Peggy Odell 832-5286 or Betty Mitham at 832-7785.

At 1:00pm on Mondays Swedish Weaving classes areongoing and there is a light lunch served. Any questionsabout Swedish Weaving - call Betty Prentice 832-5274. TheHampton Hoedowners are on the floor at 8:00pm hav ing anenjoyable evening; if you square dance why not join themfor an evening of fun and a light lunch is served also.

Tuesdays at 7:00pm Bridge players are there enjoyingthem selves; if you play Bridge why not join them. There isalways room for more. Wednesdaysat 7:30pm "Auction 45" players gather for anevening of fun and friendship, and a light lunch is served.

Why not join them for an evening of games and friendship.Thursdays at 9:30am the craft shop down in back is open,

if you have something you want to have finished by Christmas you should be there; at 10:00am musiciansgather with songs and music until the delicious homecooked dinner is served, at 12:00noon. The price for thedinner is $4/members, and $5/non-members.

If you wish to rent the Centre for a special occasion call832-7871, leave a message and your call will be returned.

The Rotary Club will provide bar service for functions atthe centre.

Anyone having a birthday or anniversary this month weextend our “Best Wishes”; to anyone ill or in the hospital

we wish you a speedy recovery and return to the Centre, you are missed.

Submitted by Mary Long. 113

OSSEKEAG CAMERA CLUBThe Ossekeag Camera Club meets every second Tuesday of the month from 7:30-9:30pm at the V A Snow Center on

DeMille Court in Hampton. The Club welcomes all skill levelsfrom just beginning to advanced. Our programs consist of learning sessions, shared experiences, field trips and hostingof special speakers.For more information call 832-4042. 117

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Call 1-888-236-6283 for eligibility information and to book your appointment. It's in you to give. 126

PENINSULA PEARLS NEWSthThe Peninsula Pearls met on November 8 . The meeting

opened with the signing of O Canada and the Lord’s PrayerGuest speaker was Dorrie Gorham who gave a talk on whenshe joined the Navy. The VON nurse was there to give flu shotsto the seniors. Bingo was enjoyed.

thOn November 19 we travelled to the Shannex complex where we were treated to sweets, tea and coffee. Mike Bishopgave us a tour of the main complex and explained thedifferent stages of care they provide. We all travelled down tothe China Coast Restaurant for lunch.

thThe November 29 meeting opened with Don at the piano a

we sang O Canada and said the Lord’s Prayer. Guest speaker was Sherry Trecartin who have a very informative talk onParkinson’s Disease and foot care.

thOur Christmas dinner was set to be held on December 13

Merry Christmas to all!!!!Submitted by Nancy D. 128

HAMPTON HIGH LIBRARYFind out what the students at Hampton High are reading andbe inspired to pick up a book this winter! Visit our new blog ofstudent and staff books reviews, news from the HHS LibraryG u i l d a n d l i n k s t o g r e a t r e a d i n g s i t e s

www.hhslibraryguild.blogspot.com. 130

Reminder: CANDLELIGHT SERVICE IN KARSThere will be a candlelight Christmas Service at the BethelUnited Baptist Church (3316 Route 124, Kars) on Friday

thDecember 17 at 7:00pm with a carol sing and a messagefrom Scripture by Rev. Dr. John Carrol.All are welcome. 138

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Austria in July 2011. This prestigious competition attractsoutstanding youth orchestras from around the world. TheNBYO was selected to participate after a panel of judgesapproved the orchestra's audition CD last year.

The NBYO has distinguished itself in recent years withperformances at Carnegie Hall in New York (2003),

Auditorium Paganini in Parma, Italy (2005) and TheForbidden City Concert Hall in Beijing, China (2007).In 2008, the orchestra won an ECMA for Best Classical MusicRecording. NBYO has been recognized nationally by Orchestras Canada, and most recently it was named the topNew Brunswick Arts Organization of the Year.The NBYO will represent Canada in the Symphony Orchestra

competition of the festival. Planning for the internationalcompetition is well underway. There has been a tremendouscommitment by the board, parents and members withfundraising activities that will continue through to June2011. All New Brunswickers can contribute to help make New Brunswick shine on the world stage.

For more information on how to contribute, contact theNBYO [email protected]. For more information on thefestival visit the Summa Cum Laude website:

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CELEBRATE FOR CHILDREN’S WISHFOUNDATIONThanks to everyone who have already purchased tickets and/or

were going to, the event “A Night of Music and Magic” New YearsEve has been cancelled due to a Medical Emergency with themain performer. Imperial Box Office is working on Refundingpeople their money. It is very unfortunate to have to cancel soclose to the actual event but we appreciate everyone’s support!

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Wishing you Peace & Happiness for Christmas and throughout

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12:00 midnight until 7:00 in the morning, novehicle shall be parked on any street or sidewalk.

The owner of the vehicle will be liable for a fine asestablished by Council as well as be responsiblefor the cost to have the vehicle towed away. Any

person who violates this By-law is guilty of anoffence and liable, on summary conviction, to a

fine not exceeding $500.00. For more information,please call the Town office at 832-6065.

ADVENT SERVICE IN KVSt. Augustine's Anglican Church would like to invite everyoneto join them at an Advent Service of Lessons and Carols on

thSunday, December 19 at 7:00pm. This service featuresBible readings that speak of Jesus' coming to the world, guestmusicians, and the singing of well-loved carols. There is noadmission charge, and no offering is being taken up thisnight. We simply want to enjoy each others' company in abeautifully decorated church, as we sing beautiful carolstogether!

Check out the website: www.parishofquispamsis.com, or calthe parish office (849-8464) for more information. 132

MUSICAL BENEFIT FOR TRANSITION HOUSE A Musical Benefit for Sussex Vale Transition House will be

thheld on Friday, December 17 from 7:00-10:30pm at theJubilee Hall in Sussex. The evening will be hosted by NewCountry Roads with special guests Ralph & Lynn HendersonDoor prize ticket with free will admission donation at thedoor. There will be a silent auction, 50/50 draw, door prizesand canteenFor details or questions please call 435-1649. 519

ILLEGAL DUMP HOTLINEIllegal dumps have no boundaries. In New Brunswick they canbe found along public roads, near streams, on privateproperty, along railroad lines, and other out-of-the-wayplaces.Illegal dumping is misplaced solid waste and raises concerns

over safety, property values and quality of life. It is alsoreferred to as ‘open dumping’, ‘fly dumping’, ‘midnightdumping’, and ‘wildcat dumping’, because materials areoften dumped in open areas, from vehicles and, at times - lateat night.

An examination of the literature suggests economics andlow risk are factors affecting decisions to illegally dumpMore specifically, research indicates those who illegally dumpdo so because they: Lack a sense of ownership; Believesomeone else will clean up what they have disposed of; Lackpublic awareness about the health and environmental risks.

If you are aware of an illegal dump site, please contact the“Illegal Dump Hotline”, or use another avenue, should youprefer, being sure to provide sufficient information as tolocation: Toll-Free 1-877-777-4218; Fax (506) 847-1369; Email [email protected]. 827

BINGO & CARD PARTIES IN UPHAMRegular Wednesdays Bingo at the Hall in Upham at 7:00pmThe regular Monday night card parties at the Upham WI Hallbegin at 7:30pm. All are welcome. 514

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Advent Carol Sing at the Hampton United Church. We are allso very grateful to the congregation for hosting this annualevent, for the many choirs that rendered such beautiful musicand to Cheryl Bezanson for her expert organization. Close to$3,000 was raised for the Food Basket, as was the case last

year, and we just thank God for that wonderful provision.Our funds are at their lowest ebb for many years and our

clientele has increased; one of our major benefactors has died

and we are in desperate need of a large infusion of cash. Giftcards are available from Betty at 832-7526 and make a greatChristmas gift for those on your list who seem to haveeverything!

We also extend the most sincere thanks to the CanadianLegion Branch #28 for food and funds, Hampton HomeHardware for the many inventive ways in which they raisefunds for us, Don Gass from Sobeys for gathering food itemsat the Santa Parade and of course for all those who donatetime, talent and treasures on a regular basis.

Christmas baskets will be available on Wednesdaynd

December 22 and as usual, the community is invited tocome and help assemble them at 8:00am that day; most of the

work will be completed by 11:00am, so if you are full of theChristmas Spirit and would like to enjoy the fellowship andfun, join us for a while during that time and experience firsthand the joy of giving. The Church Hall will be open from

st1:00pm on Tuesday, December 21 to arrange the gifts andgoodies ready for the great spree.

Clients are asked to pick up their Christmas boxes onnd

Wednesday, December 22 between 11:00am and 1:00pm. Ipicking up for someone else, medicare # for that personalong with a permission note will be needed.We are also hoping that people might donate pet food for the

many families that have dogs or cats!Mailing address: Hampton Food Basket, 39 Tilley Street

unit 2, Hampton NB E5N 5B4. Receipts for all donations wil

be issued in the New Year, unless otherwise requested.Emergency Numbers: - Janice 832-4340, Judy 832-3291Debbie 832-4039, Tanya 977-1616, Betty 832-7526. ‘Inasmuch as ye have done it unto the least of these my brethren, ye have

done it unto me’ . 107

Our hearts grow tender with childhood memories and love of kindred, andwe are better throughout the year for having, in spirit, become a child again

at Christmas-time.Laura Ingalls Wilder

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Happy Birthday!!!Happy Birthday!!! Love

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SJ COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS EXCHANGEThe Saint John Community Christmas Exchange is a

volunteer non-profit, charitable organization operated by aBoard of 15 Directors, made up of representatives fromchurches, the Salvation Army, St. Vincent de Paul andinterested individuals from the Saint John and areacommunities.

Individuals or groups wishing to assist a family or make adonation for a Christmas dinner may do so by contacting theChristmas Exchange office at 634-7868. The Christmas

sExchange Office will be open until noon, December 21Monday to Friday from 9:00am until 3:00pm. 821

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Some fire safety tips from the members of the RoyalFirefighters Association for this holiday season

• Choose a fresh Christmas tree. Water daily and locate itaway from any heat sources.

• Inspect all Christmas lights for cracked wiring before use.

• Use candles with care, do not leave them unattended.

• Christmas wrappings should be thrown away, do not burnin your fireplace or stove.

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HHS GRAD CLASS NEWS As the sleigh bells ring, the Grad Class of 2011 prepares for the holidays. The GradClass of 2011 would gratefully like tothank all those students who raisedCanadian Tire money for the Lion's Club;as a school, we raised $231.60 in CanadianTire money, and $38.00 in cash that wasdonated to the HHS cafeteria to buy foodfor local families. Thank you to all. It's

events like these that show Hampton Highcares about its community.

thOur next Coffee House will be held Monday, January 17 at7:00pm in the Hampton High School cafeteria. Once again,Java Moose will be providing complementary coffee andsyrups. In the New Year, we hope to showcase some new talent.Make sure to mark this date off on your calendar.

Remember, every Friday we are selling popcorn at noon inthe lobby in support of the Grad Class of 2011. Don't forget

your Loonie!On behalf of the Grad Class of 2011, we wish you all a happy holiday season, and hope to see you at Grad Class fundraisersin the New Year!

Alyson Brown 116

CARDS - COME JOIN THE FUN,Evening of cards at the Norton Shore Community Centre -Cribbage - Tuesdays 7:30pm, and Auction 45's - Thursdays7:30pm. Refreshments Served. 112

DEAR EDITOR My cousin, Ben Gamble, from the KingstonPeninsula is currently in a contest to be the next'Paradise Hunter' - a job which would involvetravelling the world to find paradise. He has tonsof travel experience, and is very good at seeing thebeauty in everything. Best of all, if he wins, he is

giving half of his earnings to the Benin OrphanageFoundation, a registered charity his family started

to build an orphanage in Benin, West Africa.Ben needs to be voted in the top five in order to guarantee

himself an interview with the judges, and is currently in #5. Youcan vote online at:

www.paradisehunter.com/vote/Bengamble.html once per day Any votes would be appreciated. 123

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safe holiday season:If you’re going on vacation: Always keep valuable jewelry in a

safe or hidden in a separate area of your home, ideally awayfrom the bedroom. If it’s all kept in one place, in a jewelry box

it makes it easier for a thief to find; Don’t give thieves an openinvitation to visit your home. Be mindful when postingpersonal information on social media sites, such as TwitterFacebook and Foursquare. The information posted on thesesites is public and can be easily accessed even if you think

your profile is protected. Do not post that you are going on vacation or upload pictures while you are away; Make youhouse look occupied. Arrange to have snow removed from

your driveway or sidewalk while you’re away. Suspennewspaper subscriptions and ask a neighbour to collect maiand flyers. Use automatic indoor and outdoor light timers.If you’re hosting a party: Keep in mind that the safety of your

guests is your responsibility. If they drive home intoxicated you could be blamed, or worse, sued. Plan ahead by having aguest room ready for overnight guests, handing out taxphone numbers for your area and having cash availableReduce hazards around your home for your guests. Shovelsnow from your driveway and walkway and keep both free ofice. To help melt ice, consider using a naturalenvironmentally friendly product such as alfalfa meal orsand.; Childproof your home if you expect young guests to

visit. Cover electrical outlets, block staircases and removefurniture and decorations that can be tripped over by littlefeet.

If you’re staying home: Carefully inspect Christmas lightstrands. Each year, remember to dispose of any defectivelighting such as frayed cords, cracked bulbs or loose

connections. Do not overload electrical outlets with lightsBe sure to turn off or unplug any decorative lights before yougo to bed or leave your home; Do not use candles with openflames. Candles that are forgotten or burn to the end can be afire hazard. Consider purchasing battery operated candlesand lights. Remember decorations such as wreaths, trees orpaper decorations are flammable; Be prepared. Check thesmoke detectors on every level of your home. Change thebatteries if you have not done so in the past year; Cut up theboxes from your presents and put them in your recyclingDon’t advertise to thieves that you have a new stereo or TV in

your home. 907

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Kings County Home Care /Vickers Home CareTo meet our increased demands for work,

Kings County Home Care and VickersHome Care have openings for qualified

Home Support Workersboth in the Rothesay andSaint John areas.Individuals must haveCPR/FIRST AID as well asa Criminal Record Check.Currently weekend shifts

are available. We offer Competitive Salary,Flexible Working Hours and AdvancedTraining if required.

To arrange a confidential interview,please call us at 847-5295 or SaintJohn at 674-1518, e-mail your

resume to [email protected] or visitour Website at www.homecarenb.ca.

Thank YouThe family of the late Marion Alcorn wishes to expressheartfelt thanks to all relativesand friends for love, support,prayers and encouragement at thistime. Thanks for the expressions of sympathy, phone calls, emails, cards,flowers and donations in memory of Marion.Special thanks to the staff of the Dr. V. A. Snow Centre for the wonderful care, patience,compassion and dignity shown. Thanks to the“apartment ladies” for the daily visits over the

years. Thank you to caregivers Donna, Gloriaand Yvonne, you all brightened Marion’s days.

Special thanks to Father Leo andFather Albert for the beautiful

service. Sincere appreciation toSherwood’s Funeral Home forassisting us in celebrating thisspecial life.

In lieu of individual thank younotes a donation has beenmade to the Snow Centre.

INSPIRED HOLIDAY GIFTS FROM THE

KITCHEN

If the best gifts come from the heart, certainly the next-bestgifts come from the kitchen. Culinary treats can be perfectpresents for your foodie friends or just about anyone on yourlist - neighbors, teachers, and others for whom moreelaborate gifts are neither expected nor required. What'smore, the possibilities are endless and can be adjusted for

varying palates, allergies and preferences. Here are severalsuggestions for serving up delicious holiday gifts this season.

Re-think your cookies: If you want to put a twist on tradition,consider some alternatives such as decorating greeting-card-sized cookies with personalized messages, filling decorative

jars with all of the dry ingredients needed for your favoritecookie recipe or giving the gift of dough - three differentkinds of cookie dough rolled into logs, wrapped in wax paperand tied at the ends with festive ribbons.

Take a dip: Dipping store-bought confections such aspeppermint sticks, candy canes, candied orange peel,shortbread cookies, or even fresh figs in good-quality chocolate (a mix of dark, milk and white chocolate is evenbetter!) will transform these everyday items into holiday-

worthy gifts.Think drinks: Make your own mix with ground chocolate and

sugar or package a high-quality store brand in a festively decorated jar, then add some peppermint sticks, chocolate-coated spoons or homemade marshmallows to the mix.

Have a jam session: Handmade jams, preserves and fruitcompotes are always appreciated. Your creation can beaccompanied by the recipe, some scones or great toastingbread, or even a decorative serving jam jar.

Bark that's as good as its bite: Chocolate bark is a deliciousno-bake gift that's so easy to make. Recipes are everywhereand you can customize the bark with your recipients' favoritenuts, dried fruits and other tasty tidbits.

And spice: For people who love to cook, great ingredientsmake exquisite gifts. Think about the gift of flavor in the formof spices, either from the bulk aisle at your favorite upscale

grocery chain or a well-loved specialty retailer. Spices can bepurchased in small amounts and then presented in decorativeairtight jars with handwritten labels. Other options include

your own spice blends or purchasing whole spices andpresenting them along with the appropriate tool for grindingor grating them.

Themed baskets of food will generate big smiles fromeveryone on your holiday list. Here are some ideas that areboth simple and special.Breakfast basket: Fill a basket with homemade pancake and

waffle mix and a bottle of real maple syrup, or go continental with a batch of freshly baked scones and a jar of lemon curd.For the caffeine lover, two mugs, one filled with a favoritegourmet coffee or tea and the other packed with some

homemade pastries or a jar of jam.Pasta basket: The centerpiece of this gift could be a jar of your famous spaghetti sauce, which is surrounded by apackage of fresh pasta, a bulb of garlic and a wedge of Parmesan cheese.

Pizza basket: Start with a package of homemade pizzadough, add a jar of pizza sauce or pesto, then decorate thebasket with a merry mix of cheeses and popular pizza add-ons,such as pepperoni, olives, olive oil, garlic, mushrooms,sundried tomatoes, and small packets of spices, such asoregano or red pepper flakes.

To ensure that your gifts don't go to waste, be sure to addinstructions for storing and handling the food -- especially those items that need to be refrigerated. CH8

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Church Chart


7:00 pm

St. Alphonsus Parish, Church Street, Hampton

“As day draws to a close...”Silence, Song and Word become prayer.

Evening Prayer welcomes the community of Hampton and Kings County the 3rd Tuesday of each month September to June

Eveno i t ne g P m r o a c y l e e r Wst

Tuesday, Dec.21

THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA

TWO RIVERS PASTORAL CHARGEBayswater-Summerville Long Reach Westfield

United Churches

Minister: Rev. Dr. Elizabeth StevensonChurch Office: 757-2201

Website: www.2riversunited.com

Dec 16Blue Christmas Pastoral Charge WorshipAt Westfield United - 133 Nerepis Rd 7:00 pmChristmas can be a “blue” painful time for many people within our communities. Through readings, prayers and music this service is a time to acknowledge the darkness and grief in our lives, as we remember the One who brings us healing.

Dec 19Advent 4 LOVEPeninsula Worship at Summerville 9:30 amWestfield 11:00 am

Dec 24 (Fri)Christmas Eve ServicesSummerville with Holy Communion 4:30 pmLong Reach with Holy Communion 6:30 pmWestfield with Holy Communion 8:30 pm

Dec 26Peninsula Worship at Long Reach 9:30 amWestfield 11:00 am

(Thur)

We invite the Community(especially the seniors & families)

to St. Alphonsus DECEMBER 27, 7:00 pm for the 19th Annual

“CHRISTMASTIME STRINGS"

featuring The Buckley Family Ensemble

St. Alphonsus - HamptonSt. Anthony - Upham

celebrate

CHRISTMASTIME

John 10:10“...I am come that they might have life and that they might have it more abundantly.”

Rev. F. W. WickettCh: 485-2257

[email protected]

2129 Rte 124, Hatfield Point All Welcome

Christmas Events

Sunday,th

December 19 - 7:00pm

Friday,th

December 24 - 7:00pm Christmas Eve Service

th10 Annual Christmas in the Country

Belleisle Regional High School

Special Guests: Hatfield Point Baptist ChurchJoe Ness

Free Will Offering for the BVFD

HAMPTON UNITED CHURCH24 Robb Court, Hampton

Minister: Rev. Keith LyonsChurch: 832-5050

Residence: [email protected]

All are welcome to worship in our community of faith.

December 19, 10:15 a.m. - A service of Lessons and Carols- Intergenerational

December 24, 7:00 p.m. - The Christmas Eve Family Service.December 24, 11:00 p.m. - Christmas Eve Holy Communion service.

December 26, 10:15 a.m. - First Sunday of the Christmas Season.

100 Dutch Point Road, Hampton, N.B.

Pastor: Jack LeBlanc 832-3814

Head Elder: Jerry Smith 832-7772

Christmas Program

Hampton - Dec 19 at 7:00pm

Barnesville - Dec 24 at 7:00pmAll are welcome to come and share His blessings with us.

website: http//www.tagnet.org/hampton/

MARANATHA SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH

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Church Chart

Advent & Christmas Schedule

A warm welcomeawaits you !!

Anglican Parish of UphamThe Rev. Marian Lucas-Jefferies

Priest in charge

Phone - [email protected]://uphamparish.blogspot.com

Dec. 19 Hanging of the Greens 11:00am at St Peters. Comedecorate the church as we get ready for the big eventon Christmas Eve.

Dec. 19 Bethlehem 2010 - 7:00 pm at St. Peter’s AnglicanChurch in Upham - What would the birth of Jesuslook like if it happened today? Presented by TheUpham Drama Club & the youth of the Parish of Upham.

Dec. 24 Christmas Eve Worship6:30 pm - Family Service (Holy Eucharist) at

St. Andrew's, French Village9:00 pm - Traditional Holy Communion at

St. Peter's, Upham

Dec 26Dec 26 Lessons & Carols - 10:00am, St. Peter's, UphamLessons & Carols - 10:00am, St. Peter's, Upham

MY LITTLE CHURCH Will it be there when I need it?

Everyone loves their own little church. No one wants to see itget closed down. It's where they were baptized, married, and

will be buried. A lot of people just use the church to behatched, matched, and dispatched . . . but, if that is the only time they darken the door of the church, how will it survive?

The little church where you grew up or of which you are amember needs to be maintained, heated, and certainly needsa spiritual leader (priest or pastor). Each little church needs

the prayerful presence of a congregation and stewardship -the 3-T's - time, talent, and treasure. Otherwise, when youneed the church, it will be gone - closed due to apathy, lack of interest.

It might help to consider reasons for maintaining churchattendance:-Because believers need help to reflect on the past week andsee it as just a small part of the journey of life.-Because you will benefit from being taught and led in

worship by others, rather than feeding on a constant diet of your own choosing.

-Because you need regular reminders of your standing inChrist, help in acknowledging and confessing your sins, andteaching about God's truths.

-Because you need to hear how believers in the paststruggled, grew, and lived out their faith.

-Because you need to experience artistic and creativeexpressions of the faith, such as music, ritual, prayers,

architecture, or creeds.-Because you will benefit from silence before the Lord once ina while.-Because you need help to face the issues of life and faith aspresented through the teaching.-Because you need to hear about the experience of other

contemporary believers.-Because you need an alternative to the constant messages ofa culture that ignores God.-Because you need a conscious break from work and self

interests in order to concentrate on the Lord.-Because you need to hear reminders of God's love.-Because you need help in praying.-Because you need to belong to a community of faith that

includes others who are trying to live out the gospel.I was glad when you said to me, " ... Let us go to the house of

the LORD!" Psalm 122:1. See you in Church! cc15

KV COFFEE HOUSE NEWSThe regular monthly Coffee House forthe benefit of the KV Food Bank willresume with the Christmas Gala on

thSaturday, December 18 at the

Quispamsis Civic Centre. Doors openat 6:30 and the program begins at7:00pm.

Hope to see you there. 405

ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH486 Kennebecasis River Road, Hamptonwww.stpaulsanglicanhampton.com Rev. Leo Martin

832-3375

A WarmWelcome

To All

“Prepare the way of the Lord, make his paths straight. All flesh shall see the salvation of God.” Luke 3.4,6

thDecember 19 10:30 am Sunday School Pageant

One Service Only7:00 pm Sunday School Pageant

thDecember 24 6:30 pm Family Service

11:00 am Traditional Eucharist Service BASth

December 25 10:00 am Christmas Eucharistth

December 26 10:00 am Christingle & Baptismnd

January 2 , 2011 10:00am Holy Eucharist

NAUWIGEWAUK CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Preaching & Teaching CHRIST for ALL ALL for CHRIST

We welcome you to attend any or all of our services.For more information and transportation, please call 832-3856 or 832-4576

Schedule of Sunday Services10:00am-10:45am - Bible School - Classes for all ages11:00am-12:00pm - Worship

Welcomes You Non-denominational - Evangelical

Wednesdays - Bible Study 7:00pm

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I would like to thank all the

wonderful people of

Hampton for their on-going

generosity and support while

my sister (Florence Corner)

is recovering from her illness.

I would like to thank all the

wonderful people of

Hampton for their on-going

generosity and support while

my sister (Florence Corner)

is recovering from her illness.

Thank YouThank You

God Bless you all, Lena Hutchinson & family Baddeck, Cape Breton

Hazen E. Damon1926 - 2009

Hazen E. Damon1926 - 2009

In loving memory of Husband, Dad & Grampyth

who left us so suddenly December 16 , 2009

Remembered every day and forever missed.

Doreen, Ann,Coleen, Alan, Tony

and all the grandkids & great-grandkids

Thank You ...to everyone who surrounded us with somuch love and support during theweeks following Ewan’s birth and Sara’s

illness & recovery. From prayers tobabysitting, to cleaning and of course,the food.Every act was noticed and appreciated.

We are so blessed,

Sara, Craig, Aidan, Cohan & Ewan Barnett

Baby Boy!Big brothers, Aidan and Cohen, along with their parents

Craig and Sara Barnett (Touchie) are thrilled to welcome Ewan Robert to their family!Ewan was born at 2:02am August 16t h, 20 10 at the Regional Hospital,weighing 7lbs 14oz. A HUGE thank you to

Dr. Oshawa/Alison/Carrie/Mary and all t hewonderful nurses of 3AN who took suchgreat care of us.

As well as to Drs. Sheppard and Colford fortheir prenatal care.

And to Sue...we did it!Thank you for all your support.

Kenneth M. Miller

In Loving Memoryof

We miss you,LoveSandra, Travis & Glenn

Your humour, your wisdom,your love for your family will never

be forgotten.

Thank You

With a few tall tales, my daughter and

sister managed to keep it a surprise.

It was great to see so many friends and

neighbours.

A special thank you to Tracey for

arranging the party and to Gail, Allie,

Ron and neighbours for helping withthe preparations. Ron, the roses were

delightful! It’s great to live in such a

caring community.

Thanks for the many cards and gifts

that I received, even from friends who

were unable to make it to the party.

Jo Burke

A big thank you for the wonderful

surprise birthday party!

In loving memory of Kenneth Mackenzie Miller who passed away on December 20, 2007.

Three years have passed and not a day goes by when you arenot thought of with a smile.

The stories of the pranks you pulled, your sense of humour and

what a great father, grandfather and husband you were...the only regret is not having you with us longer as that void

cannot be filled.

In Memory

Always in our hearts,

Wife Anne, Todd, Hunter Anne and Denise .

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LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW Dreaming of a white Christmas? Many people look forward tonew-fallen snow to add to the picture of the holiday season.How many, though, give thought to how snow actually forms?Snowflakes are ice crystals that form in the clouds. Water

vapor freezes and clings to the dust particles in the air. As thecrystals group together, they form snowflakes.Snowflakes are hexagonal crystals, meaning they always havesix sides. Snowflakes can grow in different forms, includingcolumns, needles, plates, dendrites, columns with plates, and

irregular shapes. Complex shapes emerge as the flake movesthrough differing temperatures and humidity levels.When snowflakes melt and refreeze they may come down

from the sky in the form of a ball instead of a flake. These areknown as graupel.Snowflakes are unique in that no two are the same. Because

they are ice crystals, they are also clear in color. However, when gathered on the surface of roadways or other items,they collectively reflect the light and give off that white hue.

A snowflake is often the universal symbol for winter or wintertime conditions. In Russia, people have long madepaper snowflakes during the Christmas season and hungthem in the windows. A snowflake also was the symbol of the

winter olympics in 2002.Although snowflakes are cold, snow can actually act as an

insulator. The intricate shapes of snowflakes trap air inbetween the flakes as they pile up. These tiny pockets of airprevent air from circulating, thus preventing heat from beingtransferred by convection. CH1

FESTIVE CELEBRATION FOR ALLCandlelight, live music, festive refreshments and retelling of the ancient stories in celebration of this, the most ancientand multifaceted of humankind's festive seasons. Young andold, spiritual or secular, something for everyone at 4:00pm on

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Sunday, December 19 at the Unitarian Universalist Church,545 Sandy Point Road near Hazen White School.You're Invited! www.uucsj.org. 813

AL-ANON/ALATEEN HELPIf your home is unhappy because someone drinks too much

we can help you. Al-Anon/Alateen family group - www.alanon.alateen.org. Message manager number 634-8779. All information strictly anonymous. 809

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ROYAL CONSERVATORY 2010 SILVER MEDAL WINNER

The Royal Conservatory recently congratulated Hampton residentByrann Gowan, who won a 2010 SilverMedal for scoring the top mark in theprovince on the Grade 8 Double Bassexamination. He received the prize at apublic medal ceremony which tookplace at the Lilian Piercey Concert Hall

thin Halifax on Saturday, November 27 .His teacher is Paulette Sourisseau.

Silver Medals are awarded each academic year (Septemberst st

1 to August 31 ) to Conservatory examination candidates inPreparatory A and B and Grades 1 to 10 who achieve thehighest standard of excellence in their respective provinceEligible candidates must score at least 80% on their practicalexamination and must have completed the co-requisitetheory examinations for their respective grade anddiscipline. Silver Medal ceremonies are held annually in citiesacross Canada to recognize students’ achievements andacknowledge the contributions of their teachers.

The Royal Conservatory conducts 100,000 examinations

annually in over 300 communities around the world Achievement in Conservatory examinations is an importantentrance requirement for college and university programsFounded in 1886, The Royal Conservatory is the largest andoldest independent arts educator in Canada, providingopportunities for personal development through music andarts education in 13 countries. For more information, please

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Reminder: COMMUNITY ANGELS PROGRAMThe RCMP in Hampton has once again opened their lobby thisChristmas Season for the collection of non-perishable food

items, "new" toys, books and clothing, all in support of theHampton Food Basket. Please do not bring used clothing anditems. All donations are recognized by way of a "Community

Angel" being placed on our office window. Show youcommunity support and help cover our windows this holidayseason. Donations can be dropped off at 530 Main Street inHampton between 8:00am and 4:30pm weekdays unti

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WHY ARE THERE OVERSIZED SOCKSHANGING ON YOUR MANTEL?

According to a very old tradition, the originalSaint Nicholas left his very first gifts of goldcoins in the stockings of three poor girls whoneeded the money for their wedding dowries.The girls had hung their stockings by the fire

to dry. Up until lately, it was traditional toreceive small items like fruit, nuts and candy in your stocking, but these have beenreplaced in the last half-century by moreexpensive gifts in many homes. The traditionof a lump of coal in the stockings of naughty children comesfrom Italy. CH14

ORIGINS OF THE CHRISTMAS WREATHThe Wreath which is traditionally displayed on the front doorof a home during the weeks of Advent and the Christmasseason once was a multiple role.

The wreath is intertwined with red ribbons which is done toexpress the festive spirit, while its evergreen leaves weresymbolic of the everlasting life promised to the faithful by thebirth of Jesus Christ. The circular shape was a reminder of thecrown of thorns placed on His head by the Roman soldiers

when they ridiculed Him as the 'King of the Jews'. Anotherreason for the wreath being used as part of celebrationsrelated to the god Bacchus, whose worshippers were thought

to have worn circular ivy crowns.The evergreen boughs were believed to protect a home from

evil spirits, which were thought to be plentiful during thisdark time of the year. During the Middle Ages the red berriesof holly were believed to keep witches out of the home; this is

why holly became the traditional and lucky evergreen for the wreath-making. CH 18

PARENTS GRIEFSUPPORT GROUPHealing and Hope for yourbroken heart ... if you havesuffered the loss of a preciousson or daughter. The parentssupport group meets atFamily Plus Life Solutions,

nd199 Chesley Drive, 2 Floor, the last Wednesday of each

month at 7:00pm.For more information call

634-8295. 832

KIDS PROGRAM IN MILLSTREAM A weekly free children's program offered by the Head of Millstream Wesleyan Church for ages 3-12 is held on Tuesday evenings from 6:30-7:30pm.For more information contact Rachel McGuire at 433-1761or browse our website athttp://hislight.ca/millstreamwesleyan.html. 515

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Merry Christmas to everyoneand Best Wishes

for a Prosperous 2011!

Thank you to everyone who employed ourskilled electricians this year. We appreciatethe recent jobs at local construction sitesand electrical work in your homes andbusinesses.

Since 1929, IBEW Local 502 has beendevoted to job security, safety, health,human rights and fair treatment. In thecoming decade, we promise to supportbusinesses in our local economy and we’llcontinue to support charitable organizationsin our region.

Our members and families wish you a

holiday season of respect, fairness, justiceand dignity in everything you do!

A union of hearts and minds for 80 years…

INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OFELECTRICAL WORKERS, LOCAL 502

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Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas!

ON OUR COVER

SANTA VISITS HAMPTONth

The 9 Annual Santa Claus Parade took place in Hampton onth

Saturday, December 4 . The Hampton Area Chamber oCommerce wishes to thank the many groups and individuals

who gave time and imagination to the event.The judges had a difficult time deciding on award winners

this year, with so many wonderful entries to choose from After deliberation, their choices were: Best School or Youth

thEntry - 7 Bluewater District Guides; Best Church Entry

Central Norton Baptist Church; Most Creative Entry - DrLeatherbarrow Primary School; Best All Round Entry Hampton Home Centre.

Congratulations to the winners, and to all the greatparticipants. The awards will be presented at the Mayor's Levyon New Year's Day.

HACC thanks judges Clara Lights, Dr. Erik Klein and theHon. Bev Harrison. Thank you also to Bill Coleman whoprovided the judges' accommodation, complete with a cozyshelter and comfy chairs.

Thank you also to the volunteers who gave up hours of theirSaturday to "get the show on the road", and especially toDavid Carr, who came out of retirement from the Chamber toorganize the parade. Without your input, David, the parade

would not have been as successful. 133

LITERACY TIPS

Tip for parents of French immersion students. There are noexpectations that parents will be able to understand or speakFrench. However, there are many things you can do to ensure

your child has a positivesecond language experience:E n c o u r a g e m e n t - b e

supportive and enthusiastic;Expose your child to Frenchlanguage outside the school -borrow or buy French booksand videos, watch French-l a n g u a g e t e l e v i s i o n ,encourage com m uni t y activities that bring yourchild in contact with theFrench language and culture;Read to your child in Englishto foster a love of language.826

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“THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS” - HISTORY

A Visit from St. Nicholas", also known as "The Night BeforeChristmas" and "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" from itsfirst line, is a poem first published anonymously in 1823 andgenerally attributed to Clement Clarke Moore, although theclaim has also been made that it was written by Henry Livingston, Jr.

The poem, which has been called "arguably the best-known verses ever written by an American", is largely responsible forthe conception of Santa Claus from the mid-nineteenth

century to today, including his physical appearance, thenight of his visit, his mode of transportation, the number andnames of his reindeer, as well as the tradition that he bringstoys to children. Prior to the poem, American ideas about St.Nicholas and other Christmastide visitors variedconsiderably. The poem has influenced ideas about St.Nicholas and Santa Claus beyond the United States to therest of the English-speaking world and beyond.

According to legend, A Visit was composed by Moore on asnowy winter's day during a shopping trip on a sleigh. Hisinspiration for the character of Saint Nicholas was a localDutch handyman, as well as the historical Saint Nicholas.

While Moore originated many of the features that are stillassociated with Santa Claus today, he borrowed other aspects

such as the names of the reindeer. The poem was firstpublished anonymously in the Troy, New York, Sentinel onDecember 23, 1823, having been sent there by a friend of Clement Clarke Moore and was reprinted frequently thereafter with no name attached. Only later did Mooreacknowledge his authorship, and the poem was included in an1844 anthology of his works. Moore had written it for hischildren, and being a scholar and professor, did not wish atfirst to be connected with the poem, but his children insistedthat it be included in the anthology.

Moore's conception of St. Nicholas was borrowed from hisfriend Washington Irving's, but Moore portrayed his "jolly oldelf" as arriving on Christmas Eve rather than on ChristmasDay."By having St. Nicholas arrive the night before, Moore

"deftly shifted the focus away from Christmas Day with itsstill-problematic religious associations." As a result "New Yorkers embraced Moore's child-centered version of Christmas as if they had been doing it all their lives."

In An American Anthology, 1787-1900, editor EdmundClarence Stedman reprinted the Moore version of the poem,including the German spelling of "Donder and Blitzen" headopted, rather than the earlier Dutch version from 1823,"Dunder and Blixem". Both phrases translate as "Thunder andLightning" in English, though the German word for thunderis "Donner", and the words in modern Dutch would be"Donder en Bliksem". CH12

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PARKINSON SUPPORT GROUPS IN NBParkinson Society Maritime Region now has sevenchapters/support groups in New Brunswick. "You are notalone".To find the one nearest you call 1-800-663-2468. 833

Reminder: HANDEL'S MESSIAHMaestro Spencer Belyea and the Symphony Chorus &Orchestra will be presenting a local grown, all Saint Johnperformance of Handel's famous oratorio, "Messiah". MaestroBelyea will direct over 80 singers plus chamber orchestra andfour outstanding Saint John soloists. Professional sopranoJessica McCormack and baritone Paul Bustin will be joined bytwo excellent up and coming stars, Heather Flemming mezzosoprano and Owen McCausland tenor. Geoffrey McCausland

who is a principal with the Sudbury Symphony, will be coming

home to be concertmaster for this annual performance ofHandel's immortal classic. The chamber orchestra wilfeature talented conservatory musicians along side loca

veteran performers.Messiah will be performed at Trinity Church, Monday

thDecember 20 7:30pm. Advanced tickets are available at

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DISTRICT 6 - LITERACY TIPSHow to support Teen Reading:

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what they are reading. Talking about what you've read makes it meaningful and provides

a bonding moment for you and your teen.

-Take them to the library or book store! Make sure they haveplenty of time to find books and materials that interest them.-Freedom of choice! Allow your teens the freedom to choosetheir reading materials. They read a lot of heavy material inschool, so let them pick something light or fun to keep theminterested in reading.-Stock up! The more books, magazines and other reading

materials you keep around the house, the more likely yourteen is to pick up the habit. Remember, you can borrow booksfrom the library!-Tune in! Planning on spending a lot of time in the car? Pickout an audio book to listen to with your teen.

-Reading is a gift! Give your teen books, magazinesubscriptions, graphic novels, audio books or gift certificatesto book stores as presents.-Lead by example! Make sure your teen knows you set asidetime for reading every day. If they see you enjoying reading asa hobby, they'll realize that reading is fun and a hobby worthpursuing.

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FUNDY SPECIAL OLYMPICSBowling is offered in two places, and you can go to one orboth the KV lanes on Sundays from 7:00-9:00pm; or

whenever we finish three strings at the Bowlarama (WestSaint John) on Mondays 4:00-6:00pm. The cost is $4.00 for

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Center at 8:00pm on Tuesdays, coached by Ed Lutes and Jeff Cormier.Basket Ball will also be offered here on Saturday afternoons

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SEASONAL SONG - HOLIDAY FAVORITEThe song "Winter Wonderland" has become a staple of holidayradio. Much like "Jingle Bells," "Winter Wonderland" was notintentionally written to become a Christmas carol, butevolved into one over time. The song was published in 1934 bycomposer Felix Bernard and lyricist Richard B. Smith. Smithresided in the town of Honesdale, Pennsylvania, and wasinspired to write the lyrics of the song after seeing HonesdaleCentral Park and his own childhood home blanketed in snowSmith actually wrote the lyrics while being treated in the

West Mountain Sanitarium in Scranton, Pennsylvania, fotuberculosis.Many singers have performed the song throughout the years

so much so that it is often a standard song on artists' holidaycompilations. Some of the better-known and earlier versions

were made by The Andrews Sisters and Perry Como."Winter Wonderland" has evolved into one of those songs

that inspires visions of snowy splendor. Original lyrics featurea portion of the song mentioning young lovers being marriedspontaneously by a travelling "parson," a Protestant ministerSome thought those lyrics sent the wrong message tochildren, and another version was written with a circus clowninstead. The song has been sung with either bridge in placeand even both in lengthier versions of the tune.

For those who want to enjoy their own winter wonderlandand sing along with this classic winter carol, here are thelyrics:"Winter Wonderland"

Sleigh bells ring, are you listening,In the lane, snow is glistening

A beautiful sight, We're happy tonight, Walking in a winter wonderland.Gone away is the bluebird, Here to stay is a new bird.He sings a love song, As we go along,

Walking in a winter wonderland.In the meadow we can build a snowman,Then pretend that he is Parson BrownHe'll say, "Are you married?"

We'll say, "No man,"

But you can do the job while you're in town.Later on, we'll conspire as we dream by the fire,To face unafraid, the plans that we've made,

Walking in a winter wonderland.In the meadow we can build a snowman,

And pretend that he's a circus clown We'll have lots of fun with mister snowman,Until the other kiddies knock him down.

When it snows, ain't it thrilling,Though your nose gets a-chilling.

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pleasure of books and stimulate language development atBabies in the Library! You and your little one (birth-18months) will enjoy exercises, tickles, rhymes, bounces, musicand board books. B.I.L. runs every Friday from 10:30-11:00am.

At Toddler Tales children (18 months-3 years) andcaregivers enjoy a theme-based story, fingerplays, circlesongs and playtime, it happens every Thursday from 10:30-11:00am.

Storytime is 30 minutes of stories, action songs, fingerplaysand fun designed to stimulate children's imaginations andhelp teach listening, language and social skills, all of whichcontribute to school readiness. Bring your 3-5 year old toStorytime every Thursday from 10:30-11:00am.Please note the last day for these programs will be Thursday

th thDecember 16 and Friday, December 17 . All of ourpreschool programs will start again in 2011 on Thursday

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VON FOOT CLINIC IN QUISPAMSIS VON Foot Clinics in Quispamsis are held at St. Mark’s Church(Pettingill Road) every Wednesday . For moreinformation/appointments please call the VON Office at635-1530. 209

ADULT VOLLEYBALL Adult volleyball ($3.00/person) will be held every Wednesdayevening (September-June) from 8:00-10:00pm at theRothesay Park Middle School.

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HRAA NEWS Wednesdays: Fish 'n' Jam at 7:00pm; Calling all fly tyers! TheHRAA Fish'N' Jam is running. Come on out and listen to ourtalented musicians, and learn fly-tying.

rd Wednesday, February 23 - 7:00pm, Annual General Meeting for2010 to be held at the Centre. Remember that your 2011membership needs to be paid in order for you to have votingprivileges at the meeting. More details will follow in upcomingE-letters. This year the Board and Executive plans to bringforward revisions to the HRAA Bylaws, following a motion that

was passed at out last AGM in February of 2010. The changesare still being reviewed, and they will be posted on our websiteonce they are approved by the Executive and Board.News from the Riverbank: The river had a coating of iceunusually early this year, with significant ice covering themain stem for several days earlier this week. But, the recentmild weather has melted all the ice, and is maintaining waterlevels at the two meter mark at the Centre. The ice moved ourmigrating waterfowl along, although there’s still some ducksand geese holding in the open water. The water levels haveprevented us from doing our annual fall redd count ofspawning salmon, but we are still hoping for a weather windowthat will let us do at least a partial count on the upper river. Alindications are that salmon are in the river in good numbers.One unusual sighting locally has been a partially albino deer

sighted repeatedly in the Meenan’s Cove area: the young buck(four or six points) is colored normally in its front end, but thehind-quarters are about 50 per cent white. Quite an unusualsight, especially since this deer seems willing to pose forphotos! There’s also been reports of an otter being sighted inthe lower river. Let us know if you’re seeing any unusua

wildlife sightings in the local area: we’d love to share theinformation with other members.

Tickets on sale to support HRAA and ASF: Looking for anideal stocking-stuffer for the angler in the family? This year, weare working with the Atlantic Salmon Federation to supporttheir 2010 Raffle. The grand prize is a trip for two rods for fivenights and four days fishing at the Bella Vista Lodge in

Argentina, known for spectacular dry-fly fishing for massivesea-run brown trout! Additional prizes include four

spectacular salmon fishing trips: Cold Spring Camp on theMatapedia in Gaspe, Salmon Lodge on the Grand Cascapediathe Restigouche River Lodge, Gaspe’s St. Jean River

Additional prizes include five “Restigouche Evening” printsten high quality fishing rods and five high quality fishing reels.

Ticket prices are one ticket for $20, or a book of six ticketsthfor $100. Draw date is Wednesday, December 29 , just in time

to plan for next summer’s angling! Tickets are available at thecentre. The proceeds from each ticket sold by HRAA members

will be split between HRAA and ASF, so this makes a great wayto support both organizations at once! Illegal Dumping Hotline: We're seeing ongoing issues with illegaldumping on the Hammond, so here's the contact number forthe Illegal Dump Hotline: 1-877-777-4218.

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COMMUNITY FORUM HELD IN HAMPTON

School District 6 and theTown of Hampton invitedlocal residents of theH a m p t o n a r e a t o aCommunity Forum to learn

what Hampton youth aresaying about the community and to discuss how, as aschool community, we can

continue to support youth.The forum took place at theHampton Middle School inthe Leah McGowan Theatre

thon Monday, December 6 at7:00pm.

In the spring of 2010, and in partnership with HorizonHealth Network and the Town of Hampton, School District 6administered an Attitudes and Behaviors: Profiles of StudentLife survey with Hampton area students. This same survey,initially done in 2002, gave the community a starting point tomeasure how students spent their time, their perceptions of school and community life and their participation in a wide

range of risky behaviors. The results of the two surveys are very interesting and were revealed at the forum. Whileimprovement was noted, it is evident that there are stillassets to grow.

The forum had many community participants from a variety of backgrounds. A presentation was made on the results of the student survey by the organizing committee and thensmall breakout groups were formed to discuss the elementsof the survey and what things could be done to make theHampton area a more asset-rich community.

Results of these discussions are being compiled by theHampton Leisure Services Advisory Committee and will bemade available to the participants as well as any otherinformation on the developmental assets through Gena

Fowler, Director of Leisure Services at 832-6201 [email protected]. 134

Christmas is the season for kindling the fire of hospitality in the hall, the genial flame of charity in the heart.

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ORIGINS OF THE CHRISTMAS TREE

One of the most common symbols of Christmas - at least inthe United States and Canada - is the twinkling Christmastree, which is often depicted with piles of shiny gifts under itsbottom branches. The origin of the beloved holiday evergreenhas been debated for centuries, with some historiansasserting that it has Christian roots and others contendingthat its roots are pagan. However, many explanations tracethe custom of having a decorated evergreen tree inside the

thhome to 16 century Germany, while others go back 300

years earlier to a tradition that began with the Miracle Playssponsored by local churches.

While its specific origin is unclear, we do know that theChristmas tree tradition spread first across Europe and thenthroughout the world. In the US, Christmas trees were firstseen in communities with prominent German populations in

th ththe late 18 and early 19 century.

Throughout the world, Christmas trees are a symbol of thecontinuation of life through the dark, cold months of winterand are linked both to the winter solstice and the belief thatthe birth of Jesus brought light into the world. In many partsof the world, Christmas trees have long been set up and takendown according to the calendar. Traditionally, they werebrought into the house on Christmas Eve and removed theday after Twelfth Night (January 6th), and varying from thesedates was considered bad luck.

Red + Green = Christmas: While the colors green and redare now synonymous with Christmas, the association of thesecolors with the holiday originally had nothing to do withSanta, elves or even mistletoe. Like so much holiday lore, theorigins of the red-and-green Christmas theme have long beendebated, but the explanation that appears to be most deeply

throoted in fact begins in 14 century Europe, when Adam and

thEve's Day was celebrated each year on December 24 . At thatime, churches presented dramatic performances - calledMiracle Plays - that were intended to teach religious topics toa largely illiterate population. For Adam and Eve's Day, people

gathered to watch the "Paradise Play," which presented thestory of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. Since no appletrees were available in the middle of winter to represent theTree of Good and Evil on stage, a pine tree with apples tied toits branches was used instead.The use of a "makeshift" apple tree worked so well that many

churches adopted its use. The "Paradise Tree" eventuallybecame so popular in Germany that people started to erectevergreen trees in their homes and decorate them with redapples. Over time, the green of the trees and the red of theapples became widely associated with the celebration oChristmas. CH10

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WHY DO WE SEND CHRISTMAS CARDS?

Dating back to the Victorian Days, we find the origin of the

Christmas card. Sir Henry Cole and John Horsley invented a

card that displayed three panels. On these panels, several

pictures are drawn. On the middle panel there is a depiction

of a family at a festive table scene. The side two panels show

an act of Christmas charity, such as clothing the poor. At the

bottom of the card was written "Merry Christmas and Happy

New Year." Perhaps this origin dates back even a bit further

with something known as "Christmas Pieces." Young British

boys away from there family, while at school, wrote home to

greet their parents, but more importantly to show them how

their writing was progressing. Today, Christmas cards are

sent as a token of holiday affection and greetings. CH 19

WINTER-PROOF YOUR HOME Your home may protect you from the harsh winds and chillingtemperatures of a Canadian winter, but have you taken stepsto protect it?:1. What may seem like small cracks in pipes can actually leakout gallons of water and cause considerable damage to yourhome. If you notice that water has stopped running from yourtaps and suspect frozen pipes are the culprit, call a plumberimmediately to assess the situation.2. Disconnect all garden hoses and purchase covers foroutdoor faucets to keep the cold out.3. Insulate pipes that are most likely to be exposed to thecold, such as those located in the attic or crawlspaces of yourhome.4. Seal any cracks in all pipes that could let in the cold. This

will help to keep pipes from freezing and save money onheating costs as well.5. On extremely cold days, allow several different faucets todrip slightly with lukewarm water, as the constant movementof the water can keep them from freezing.6. Shut off the water before you trave and open all faucets todrain your pipes before you leave. Excess water can freeze andcause pipes to burst while you are away.7. Know how to shut off the main water valve in your home andshow everyone living in your home how to shut it off in case of an emergency.

8. Have your furnace inspected annually, preferably beforethe temperature drops below zero.9. If you have a fireplace or use a woodstove, be sure to have

your chimney cleaned and inspected and take properprecautions when lighting these fires.10. Familiarize yourself with your home’s insurance policy todetermine what is and isn’t covered.

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If you burn wood, remember to keep your chimney clean over the entire winter. Burn only seasoned dry firewood.

Use candles with care. Never leave them unattended and place on non -combustible surfaces when in use. A safe alternative for glass candles is

an electric candle warmer.If you purchase a real Christmas Tree, check it for freshness.

The needles should bend and not break.Check all Christmas lights before use for cracked wiring or broken lights.

Outdoor lights should be plugged into a CGFI outlet.

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LEGION #62 FOOD DRIVEOn behalf of the Moss Glen Legion Branch# 62 Bill Stackrecently presented a cheque for the Romero house ChristmasFood Drive to Gary Stackhouse for donations collected insupport of Ritchie's Food Drive. Legion's are encouraged tohelp support this worthy cause. 135

SINGLES & FRIENDS NEWSUnited Singles’ volleyball continues on Wednesday eveningsat Rothesay Park Middle School from 8:00-10:00pmBreakfast on Sundays, 10:00am at Holly's Restaurant in theHampton Mall.For more info phone the info line at 696-1914. 819

BINGO - NEWS FLASH!!!!!Bingo Wednesdays, 7:00pm at the WI/Seniors’ Hall in Upham(2117 Rte 820)! Canteen is available and everyone is welcome comeout for a fun evening.Sponsored by the Hammond River Valley Seniors. 512

LIONS BINGO - COLES ISLANDBingo is held at the Coles Island Lions Hall(Route 10, Coles Island) every Wednesday night. Doors open at 6:30, Bingo starts at7:30pm. For more info call Elmer at 362-5534. 501

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Sussex, NB

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Hair by Sandra"For Beautiful People"92 St. Paul’s St., Hampton

Tues, Wed, Thur, & Fri 9-5,Saturday 9-1

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to all our valued cus to

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Thank you for your Patronage in 2010;

we look forward to serving you in 2011

Happy HolidaysFrom management & staff

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Leanne ShawLeanne Shaw

May your home by filledwith the warmth & spirit

of the Holiday Season

May your home by filled with the warmth & spirit

of the Holiday Season

Hampton Firefighters Association would like to takethis opportunity to thank you, the residents in theTown Of Hampton for your dedication and supportduring our annual Christmas Tree Sale.

Your loyalty and support year after year has helpedmany people in this community over the years.

Due to unforeseen circumstances we will no longer

be selling Christmas Trees during the month of December at the Fire Hall.

Once again, Thank You for your years of supportand have a safe holiday season.

HamptonFirefighters Association

BELL, Douglas JamesThe death of Douglas James Bell of Hampton, husband of thlate Irene (Dempster) Bell occurred December 5, 2010 at Dr

V.A. Snow Centre. He was born in Hampton, son of the lateFrederick and Susan (Perkins) Bell. Doug was a lifelongresident of Hampton where he worked in construction and

was also a truck driver for Crosby Molasses. He worked aHampton Home Hardware for many years. Doug was also amember of St. Paul’s Anglican Church and The MaritimeQuarter Horse Association. He is survived by four niecesBrenda Bell of Saint John, Karen (Kevin) Richard oHampton, Darlene of Sussex and Angela of Apohaqui. Doug

was most recently predeceased by one sister Mildred and twobrothers George, and William.

The funeral was held November 7, 2010 from Reid’s FuneraHome, to St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Hampton. Rev. LeoMartin officiated and was assisted by Layreader, BettyKennett. The organist was Pat Mackay. The pallbearers wereJohn Perkins, Jason Perkins, Baden Wyers and JimmySwetnan.

Internment was in Hampton Rural Cemetery. Memorials toDr V.A. Snow Centre, NB Heart and Stroke Foundation oCanadian Cancer Society would be appreciated by the family

www.reidsfh.com.

WILSON, William "Vernon"The death of Vernon Wilson of Kingston, NB, husband of Rita

th(Irvine) Wilson, occurred Tuesday, November 30 , 2010, a

thhis home. Born on September 20 , 1940 in Coles Island, NBhe was the son of the late William "Bill" and Florence(Megarity) Wilson.

Prior to his retirement, Vernon was employed as a teachefor 31 years at Macdonald Consolidated School, Kingston. Heloved children and devoted his teaching career to helping

them. Once retired, Vernon travelled to China, where hetaught English and had many wonderful adventures. Vernonenjoyed his time working with the Cadet Corps - Sussex and

volunteering with Scouts. He was an avid reader. Vernon'family would like to extend a special thank you to CarolineJennings of the Heart Function Clinic for her care andsupport.

Besides his loving wife, Rita, Vernon is also survived by hitwo sons, Kelvin Wilson of Alberta and Sean Wilson(Christina) of Ontario; several nieces and nephews. He wapredeceased by his sister, Anna Stones.

A celebration of Vernon'slife was held on Saturday,

thDecember 4 , 2010 at hishome. Arrangements wereentrusted to KennebecasisCommunity Funeral Home,1 5 2 P e t t i n g i l l R o a d ,Quispamsis 849-2119.

For those who wish,donations may be made tothe SJRH Foundation - HeartFunction Clinic. Onlinedonations and condolencesm a y b e m a d e a t :

www.kennebecasisfh.com.102

Obituaries

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NOVEMBER - MATH STUDENTSHampton High School's Math Students for the month forNovember (L-R): Celinda Van Horne (Principal); Anthony Lee(grade 11); Rebecca Marr (grade 9); Emily DesRoches (grade9); Brooke Cheeks (grade 10); Ben Chiasson (grade12). 127

“HELLO THERE?”This appaloosa coloured doe seems very interested in making"friends" with a gray squirrel!! She seems to be thinking, "But... it is the season for sharing!"

The photo as taken in our back yard, near the bird feeder,McKinley Lane, Hampton by Cindy Logan. 125

Christmas is not always a happy time of year.

Loss of a loved one, joblessness, lonelinesscan make it difficult to enter into thefestive season everyone

else seems to be enjoying.

Sherwood’s Funeral HomeLife Tribute Centre

Invites you to a

Blue Christmas Service

A quiet service to allow youto hear the hope of Christmas

without having to hide your pain.

Belleisle Community Center1648 Route 124Springfield, NB

Monday December 20, 7:00pm

A memorial candle lighting servicewill be held.

Our goal is simple. Be indispensable.

David Brown andSue Ellen Richards

would like tothank all of their

clients this holidayseason and look

forward to servingyou in 2011

David Brown and Sue Ellen Richards

would like tothank all of their

clients this holiday season and look

forward to serving you in 2011

Warm Wishes

for the

Holiday Seas

on We take this opportunity

to thank all our friends and

customers for their patronage

and wish everyone

a Merry Christmas and

a Happy New Year

Floyd's Store Ltd.739 Main St., Hampton 832-5571

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We would like to thank

our customers at this time for your patronage and wish everyone good health and

happiness this Holiday Season Paul, Heather & Staff

We a re delighted to haveyou as customers & friends.Looking forward to seeing

you in the New Year.

We are delighted to have you as customers & friends. Looking forward to seeing

you in the New Year.

244 Main St. Hampton

832-0437

Merry Christmas!

Walk-ins welcome!

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832-5554

Norman Cole and his staff

would like to thank youfor your patronage in 2010

and looks forward

to serving you in 2011

Happy HolidaysHappy Holidays

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TOWN TALK By Richard Malone, Town Manager

The Hampton Health CareCommittee would like to

welcome Dr. Adeola Adeyeye toour Town! Dr. Adeyeye’s office willbe located in the Hampton HealthCare Centre located next to theHampton Pharmasave. Residentsrequiring a doctor must register

with the regions “No Family Doctor Registry” by calling 648-6232. Once registered with theregion, residents can also add their name to the lists at theTown office by calling 832-6065 or the Hampton Pharmasaveby calling 832-1509. Please be advised that being on the list isnot a guarantee for acquiring the services of Dr. Adeyeye but

your name must be on the list to be considered.

Motorists using the roundabout are reminded that vehiclesin the roundabout have the right of way and vehicles enteringthe roundabout must yield. This is a common concern thatmany residents are bringing to our attention. If you have anyquestions regarding how to use roundabouts, please visit the

Town of Hampton Website for information on “RoundaboutRules of the Road”.

Many residents attended the Municipal Plan/ICSP Publicst

Hearing on December 1 . Thank you to all volunteercommittee members and members of the public for providinginput into this plan. There were minor changes following themeeting and the final document can now be found on our

website at www.townofhampton.ca.

The Town of Hampton Municipal Office will be closed for theth

holidays on Friday, December 24 and on Friday, Decemberst

31 at 12:00noon. The office will be closed for the day onth th

Monday, December 27 ; Tuesday, December 28 and againrd

on Monday January 3 , 2011. For ice time and free skatetimes throughout the holidays, please call 832-6117 or visit

our website.All residents are invited to attend the upcoming Mayor’s

New Year’s Levee being held at the Lighthouse River Centrest

on Saturday, January 1 from 1:00-3:00pm. I would like totake this opportunity to wish everyone a very MerryChristmas and a Happy New Year.

For more information or to contact us, please call 832-6065e-mail [email protected] or visit our website at

www.townofhampton.ca. Happy Holidays! 101

HAMPTONIt’s our nature!

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Royal Canadian LegionBranch 28 Hampton

On behalf of the executiveand the members of The Royal Canadian Legion Branch #28

we wish you a

Very Merry Christmasand a

Happy & Healthy New Year

RELAY FOR LIFE 2011 - "FIGHT BACK"The organizing committee for this years' Relay For Life has

thalready begun its preparations in celebration of the 5 annualrelay and hope to make this the most successful so far. Many of the recognized relay teams and volunteers are returning inanticipation of a successful effort in the battle to eradicatethis disease.The committee members, in conjunction with the Canadian

Cancer Society, would like to pose some questions to you: Do you have a family member or know a close friend who is or has

experienced the battle against cancer?; Do you know that anestimated 4600 New Brunswickers were diagnosed withcancer in 2010 and an estimated 2000 have died?; Do youknow the four most common cancers are prostrate, lung,colorectal and breast and these are the cancers with thehighest mortality rates?; Do you know among males, the age-standardized incidence rate for all cancers combined ishigher in New Brunswick than the national average duemainly to the higher rates of prostate and lung cancer in theprovince and the liver cancer rate is lower than the nationalaverage?; Do you know among females, for all cancerscombined, the age-standardized incidence rate is slightly higher in New Brunswick than the national average, due tolung and thyroid cancer in the province?

These are just some questions put to you to draw yourattention to the presence of this disease in our Province andcommunities and the reason the Relay For Life 2011 will askfor your support in the coming months.

Our Relay for Life 2011 motto is "Fight Back" and the datethfor Hampton's relay is June 4 . Stay tuned for further

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Canadian Cancer Relay for Life honors the “Snow Angels" for being the top fundraising team for the2010 Relay, raising more than $8,000 to support

the programs and services of the Canadian CancerSociety. L-r: Sherry Dumont, Canadian CancerSociety; Dale Dennis; Claudette Stacey (teamcaptain); Marily Bouvaird; Janet Walsh; TinaCameron; Patty Levine.

SUSSEX CROKINOLE CLUBThe Sussex Crokinole Club has resumed the fall/winterseason at the Masonic Hall (482 Main Street, Sussex). Come

join us for an afternoon of fun on Wednesdays starting at2:00pm. For further information phone Don at 433-4360. 509

We are Relocated and Readyto Make your Dream Home a Reality

We have lots in both Mini Home Parks (Call for details)

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STAPLE OF HOLIDAY DECORChances are, holiday revelers will find themselves underneaththe mistletoe at least once this holiday season. While theymight know what to do when that time comes, they might notknow the history of that plant above their heads. Especiallysacred to Celtic Druids, mistletoe was believed to bestow lifeand fertility, while also protecting against poison and servingas an aphrodisiac. Mistletoe would later take on a morepolitical meaning, as the ritual of cutting the mistletoe cameto symbolize the emasculation of the old king by his

successor.Nowadays, mistletoe is typically hung in doorways or

entryways from one room to another. This tradition can alsotrace itself back several centuries to the Middle Ages. Duringthe Middle Ages, branches of mistletoe were hung fromceilings to ward off evil spirits. Throughout Europe, mistletoe

was placed over doorways in the house as well as the stables asa means to preventing the entrance of witches.

The tradition of kissing underneath the mistletoe likelystems from the belief that mistletoe bestows fertility and isoften associated with the Roman festival of Saturnalia, aperiod of merrymaking that pre-dated Christmas. In 18thcentury England, a young lady standing underneath themistletoe could not refuse to be kissed. Once kissed, the kiss

would signify deep romance or eternal friendship.History also suggests that mistletoe was a symbol of peace

In Scandinavia, mistletoe was considered a plant of peace When standing underneath the mistletoe, enemies coulddeclare a truce and spouses could end any marital turmoi

with a kiss. CH5

PET BIRD RESCUELocated at 95 Neck Road, Summerville, “Pet Bird Rescue” is anon-profit rescue centre for pet birds who have beenneglected or cannot remain in their present home. An effort

is made to find homes for them, or a home will be provideduntil other arrangements can be made. For those who areturning in pets - cage, toys and food must be provided.For more information contact 506-763-3323. 825

AUCTION 45'S IN BELLEISLE Auction 45's - an evening of cards is now being held at theBelleisle Creek Hall on Saturdays at 7:30pm. $3.00/personall welcome. 511

Warmest Wishes for a safe & happy Holiday Season

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ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION #621356 Rte 845, Clifton Royal NB, E5S 2B9, Phone 763-2009

Mondays - Legion meeting the first Monday of each month, new members welcomed (anyonemay become a member), membership not arequirement to be a volunteer.

Sundays - 7:30pm, Cribbage. For moreinformation contact Joe Stack at 763-2959.

stFriday, December 31 - New Year’s Eve Dance -

Evan Smith Memorial Scholarship FoundationFundraiser, 9:00pm-2:00am, Tickets $10.00 - advance fromMeaghan (763-2665); or $15.00 at the door.

nd thPeninsula Pearls meet the 2 & 4 Monday of each month at

12:00noon for lunch. New members welcomed - if interestedcall Claudia Small 763-2587.

To reserve the Hall call Doreen Stack at 763-2959 and/orM e a h g a n H i c k e y a t 7 6 3 - 2 6 6 5 , o r e - m a i [email protected]. 105

H.A.L.L. NEWSCelebrating Babies: January-April 2011.

HALL will be hosting a 12 week interactiveprogram for families with young infants.Sessions will focus on a wide range of topicsincluding: baby massage, making memories,nutrition, safety, movin' & groovin', and somuch more! Join us for 1, 2 or all 12 weeks!

Watch for more details about the program inthe next few weeks.

To register or for more information on HALL Membership;Programs; Registration or How to get involved, call the HALLo f f i c e a t 8 3 2 5 6 6 5 o r v i s i t o u r w e b s i t e

www.hamptonalliance.ca. 108

FUNDY GARDENERS 2011The next meeting of the Fundy Gardeners will be held on

th Wednesday, January 5 at the Kennebecasis Select FuneralHome (152 Pettingill Road, Quispamsis) starting at 7:00pm.Guest speaker for the evening will be Jim Wilson, naturalistand birder who will be speaking on “The Bay of Fundy - WildBird magnet”.

All are welcome. For more information please visitfundygardeners.blogspot.com. 400

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DEVOURING FRUITCAKE FACTSThe holidays and fruitcake have long been intertwinedFruitcakes are often mocked, detested and discarded. Fewgifted foods create such strong derision. However, fruitcake istradition. And as most people know, Christmas is all abouttradition. Fruitcake is an enduring tradition, most simplybecause the food, well, endures. Most fruitcakes will last 8 to12 months if wrapped tightly in plastic wrap and stored in anairtight container. If frozen, their lifespan could be endlessJokingly, many families have said fruitcake is the only food

durable enough to become an heirloom. While mocked, itmay entice a few people to know just how fruitcake hasbecome a holiday treat.

The oldest references to fruitcake date back to Romantimes. Ancient crusaders and hunters consumed fruitcakemade with preserved fruits, pomegranate seeds, pine nutsraisins, and honey. Fruitcake was a durable commodity thatcould persevere on long trips. Because of its combination ofingredients, fruitcake was also a good source of energy, muchthe way a trail mix is good for today's hikers.In the 1700s, Europeans baked a ceremonial fruitcake at the

end of the nut harvest. It was saved and eaten the following year at the harvest, with the hopes it would spur anothersuccessful harvest. Fruitcake evolved to more of a delicacy inthe 1800s, even being served with tea in high society. It isrumored that Queen Victoria waited a year to eat a giftedfruitcake as a show of restraint and moderation.

Fruitcake can be an integral part of a holiday celebrationand not because it's being used to block drafts from under adoor. Instead of giving fruitcakes as gifts, they should beserved as part of the holiday feast. In addition to the sugarcookies and pies on the Christmas table, celebrants can serveslices of fruitcake featuring their favorite ingredients. CH6

FAMILY MOVIE NIGHTSThere will be a family movie night at the Anglican Rectory in

nd

Upham on the 2 Friday of each month; and at the StBarnabas Anglican Church in Barnesville on the last Friday oeach month. Everyone welcome. 119

COFFEE “DRIVE THRU” IN MIDLANDEach Friday from 6:00-9:00am Midland Baptist Church(Rte.124 & Upper Midland Road) invites you to get a greatcup of coffee while making a donation toward alleviating

world hunger.Watch for the MAD@poverty Coffee Drive Thru signs. 115

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Home of the Hampton Herald, Sussex Herald, Valley Viewer & WesTides

Carol Spence, along with the management and staff of

Ossekeag Publishing, would like to congratulate

Congratulationsongratulations

on being voted Best Special Care Home in the

Kings County area.Way to go!

MarysviewSenior’s Facility

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Merry Christmas!From Mike & Debbie and all of

the Ossekeag Publishing family

Holiday HoursClosed Friday Dec 17 at noon for staff party

Closing Noon Dec 24, 2010Reopening 9am Jan 3, 2011



Home of the Hampton Herald, Sussex Herald,

Valley Viewer & WesTides

We wish everyone a very

Merry Christmasand Happy New Year!

May the season bring you

the best that money can’t buy.

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409 William Bell Drive, Hampton, NB

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Thank you for your patronage over the past year

Thank you for your patronage over the past year

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COLOURING CONTEST WINNERSCongratulations to the winners of the Ossekeag PublishingChristmas Colouring Contest. There was an overwhelmingresponse to the contest and so many great entries. The

winners were chosen by random draw from the top entriesThe winners are Anna Davis - Grades 3-5, Taylor Garnett Grades K-2 and Ethan Alward - Preschool.All year Ossekeag Publishing accepts donations from people

who pick up ‘extra’ copies of our publications at the officeThe amount collected plus the Loonie for each colouring

page submitted donated by Ossekeag totalled $246 - which will go to the Hampton Food Basket.

Ossekeag Publishing is also accepting donations of nonperishable food items for the Food Basket. Items can be

thdropped off until Thursday, December 16 . 136

Anna DavisGrades 3-5

Taylor GarnettGrades K-2

Ethan AlwardPreschool

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Season’s Greetings!

Tickets available from

any Hampton Rotarian

or call 832-5000 or 721-8606

Phoenix Dinner Theatre Tickets February 26

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We’re “WELL” Worth The Call ...PROUD TO BE A PART OF A GROWING COMMUNITY!

Rob & Joanne thank their valued customers for their patronage in 2010 and look

forward to serving you in 2011.

Owner/Operator, Rob Beers441 Lakeside Road, HamptonFree EstimatesAvailable Evenings/Weekends

BILL RANDLES

80

will celebrate his

BIRTHDAY

on

December 20, 2010.

TH

BILL RANDLES will celebrate his

on

December 20, 2010.

TH80 BIRTHDAY

Love Janet and Paul,

Tim and Nadine

Love Janet and Paul,

Tim and Nadine

Happy Birthday Dad!!Happy Birthday Dad!!

A very Blessed Christmasto my family &

friends. May your days

be Merry & Bright

and your New Year be

Prosperous.

Harry Urquhart

CAMBRIDGE-NARROWS REGIONAL LIBRARY2216 Lakeview Road 488-3971

Winter Hours: Tuesdays 10:00am-4:00pm; Fridays 10:00am-1:00pm;Saturdays 1:00-4:00pm.

We have voice-mail so anyone who wishes to renew your books - just leave your name, the date you called, the duedate and name of the book(s). Watch forour new website coming in the new year.

Any person or group who is interested in showing their art orphotography work in our foyer for a period of time cancontact Carol Ann Branscome at 488-3333. The library is in need of volunteers to help in the library for aminimum of three hours a month come join our fun group andsupport literacy.

The library is looking for books for any age that you would be willing to donate that tell about the history of QueenCounty.

Plus keep your eyes open for our new website coming in the NewYear

ndThe library will be closed Wednesday, December 22

rd Monday, January 3 . 313

SUSSEX VALE TRANSITION HOUSEThe Board, Management and Staff would like to thank thehosts, sponsors, volunteers and participants who supportedthis years 'Christmas Home Tour'. This event took place on

thDecember 5 and the response to it was tremendous. Thesuccess of this event can be attributed to the generous spirit

within our community.Without the vital assistance of the following hosts, sponsors

and volunteers this event would not have been possible: Hosts

- Belleisle Gardens; Lee Cooper & Family; Juanita & BruceCarhart; Mayor & Nancy Carr; Prestige Homes; Ralph & LoisParis; Emily Morris and Jitters Café.Sponsors: Royal Gardens; Gould Nurseries; The Soap Works

Canadian Tire; Mark's Work Warehouse; Sobeys AtlanticGreat Canadian Dollar Store; Lawtons Drugs; Tim Hortons;Beta Sigma Phi.

Ticket Outlets and Media: Connie's Collectables; MarilynChop Shop; Broadway Café; Kings County Record; OssekeagPublishing; CJCW. 330

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May He whose birth we celebrate, bless you and those you love

with peace and joy.

Ph: 832-3618Fax: 832-3374

20 Neil Dr.Hampton

Assisted Living for Seniors

Voted BestCare Home

Jamie Alexanderand the staff of Save Easy

would like to wish their clientsa warm and happy

holiday season.

All the best inthe new year.

454 Main Street

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Hampton

Hampton & Surrounding AreaAfter Hours: 832-5787

NB Land Surveyors Survey Engineers

Steven R. Saunders NBLSTel (506) 652-1522Fax (506) [email protected]

to all our clients.Thank you for your patronagein 2010.

Looking forward to serving you in 2011.

Happy Holidays Happy Holidays

MOORE FROM OTTAWA

Rob Moore, MP Fundy Royal

The past year has seen many economicchallenges to small businesses around the

world. In Canada, our government is working to ensure that our smallbusinesses are the best-equipped to deal

with these challenges. This is one of thereasons that the International Monetary Fund has ranked Canada’s economy as thestrongest economy in the G-7 for 2010 and

2011. This is good news for Canada and good news for oursmall business owners. This year’s Global Entrepreneur

th st Week, from November 15 -21 , was cause for celebration.Small and medium-sized enterprises are the foundation of

our economy because they account for 98% of all businessesin Canada. Our government is proud to stand with them toensure that they have access to the tools they need tosucceed in the market. One of the ways we haveaccomplished this is through partnering with smallbusinesses through the Canada Small Business FinancingProgram, which delivers approximately $1 billion infinancing annually through loans to small businesses and

start-up companies.Assisting entrepreneurs succeed in the current climate is

one of the top priorities of our government, which is one of the reasons we have increased the Small Business Thresholdto $500,000. Our government also believes thatentrepreneurs and small business owners should be able to

work directly with the market, and this is why we have cutfederal red tape 20% from 2006 to 2009. We have also set up aRed Tape Reduction Commission to study ways to make themarket more accessible to our Canadian small businessesand more affordable for Canadian families. We also loweredthe corporate tax rate to 11% so that our entrepreneurs canbe more successful in Canada. Along with this, we have cut

the GST for all Canadians from 7% to 5%, and introduced aTax Free Savings Account, so that you can keep more of yourmoney in your own pocket. With the end of the year approaching, our government is

looking to small business owners and families from ourregion to provide suggestions for our upcoming SpringBudget. If you have suggestions or comments, I wouldencourage you to get involved in the Pre-Budgetconsultations by visiting www.fin.gc.ca/prebudget-prebudgetaire/1-eng.asp and leaving your comments. 513

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From Allan & the staff of Hampton AutoFrom Allan & the staff of Hampton Auto

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"SENTINEL'S" THERE FOR YOU( But You Have To Register )

"Sentinel" is the new high-tech tool to help the Town oHampton and its Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) ifthere is an emergency. It was recently installed in the townand in several other southern New Brunswick communitiesincluding Saint John. While it has several components, theone that will affect most people is the one that will notify us inthe case of an emergency. While the EMO hopes an emergency will never happen, it has

to be prepared in case one does. One part of that preparationis making sure there's a way of telling people, first of all, thatthere's an emergency; what sort of emergency, and then whatthey should do about it.

That's where "Sentinel" comes in. When the Town oHampton and its EMO decide that a situation is severeenough to be declared an emergency, it can activate"Sentinel". The system will send a message or messages tocitizens to let them know what's going on. These messagescan go out by e-mail, text, or telephone - or all three; but inorder to be notified, you have to be on the list; and in order tobe on the list, you have to sign up. It's free, and there are acouple of ways to do it.

You can go to the Town of Hampton website and click on"Register Now for the new Emergency Preparedness Systemon the right-hand side of the page. Then follow theinstructions. There is also a list of Frequently AskedQuestions and Answers there. If you wish, you can also drop into register at the Town Office on Centennial Road.

Emergencies do happen, and the goal of the Town and itsEmergency Measures Organization is to make sure no one ishurt and there is little or no damage to property. One way todo that is to make sure everyone knows what's going onThat's why it's important to get yourself signed up on the"Sentinel" system. 124

CRISIS LINES AVAILABLECrisis lines are available to victims of crime and the generalpublic: SEXUAL ASSAULT CRISIS LINE (call collect) 1-506454-0437 - an answering service will take your call and a crisiscounselor will call you back; CHIMO - Inuit word forfriendship open 24/7 everyday and holidays - listening andresources for all types of life problems - 1-800-667-5005MOBILE MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS LINE - 1-888-811-3664The Saint John Regional Hospital has a Sexual Assault CrisisNurse on call 24/7. 824

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KEEP KIDS OCCUPIED - CHRISTMAS BREAK

Winter break can be the perfectrespite for school-aged children.

Although not quite halfway throughthe school year, the timing of winterbreak does come when kids might bepreoccupied with the holiday seasonand all that comes with it. Kids may be distracted about parties andpresents, butparents maybe

preoccupied with finding ways theirkids can spend their time during

winter break - a typically two-week

hiatus from school that begins shortly before Christmas and ends with kids'return to school shortly after New

Year's Day. Parents facing the dilemmaof finding something for kids to doduring winter break should considerthe following tips.

-Take a vacation: Vacation is the easy way out. Winter break might mark theonly time until summer that parentscan spend quality time with their kidscompletely away from the distractionsof everyday life. Vacation can mean a

trip to warmer climates or simply packing up the car to go spend time

with the grandparents. If there's any vacation time to spare, considerhitting the road.

-Teach kids some practical lessons:Kids likely won't miss the classroomduring winter break, but that doesn'tmean there aren't enjoyable ways forkids to learn while they're away fromschool. Teach kids practical lessons,like how to cook a favorite meal or how to fix things around the house. This

gives parents a chance to spend somequality time with their kids whileencouraging kids to learn beyond theclassroom. And who knows, suchlessons at home may uncover a child'shidden talent.

-Encourage kids to read for pleasure:Reading improves vocabulary and canstimulate a child's imagination.During the winter break, encouragekids to read a book or the daily newspaper for pleasure, assuring them

there won't be any quizzes or tests after each chapter. Get

the ball rolling with a few books given as presents duringChristmas or Chanukah. Or take a trip to the local librar yand let kids choose their own books.-Soak up some snow: Parents who work from home can livenup the day during winter break by heading outside with thekids to build a snowman or have a snowball fight. Moms anddads will enjoy the break from work while kids get some funin the snow. CH3

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Many thanks to the good peopleof the Kingston Peninsula

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One of the real joys of theHoliday Season is the opportunity

to say thank you and towish you the very best of

the new year.

12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS - ORIGINS

The Twelve Days of Christmas" is an English Christmas carothat enumerates a series of increasingly grand gifts given oneach of the twelve days of Christmas. Although first publishedin England in 1780, textual evidence may indicate the song isFrench in origin.

The twelve days in the song are the twelve days startingChristmas day, or in some traditions, the day after Christmas

th(December 26 Boxing Day or St. Stephen's Day, as being thefeast day of St. Stephen Protomartyr) to the day before

thEpiphany, or the Feast of the Epiphany (January 6 , or theTwelfth Day). Twelfth Night is defined by the Oxford EnglishDictionary as "the evening of the fifth of January, precedingTwelfth Day, the eve of the Epiphany, formerly the last day othe Christmas festivities and observed as a time ofmerrymaking.

Although the specific origins of the chant are not known, itpossibly began as a Twelfth Night "memories-and-forfeits"game, in which a leader recited a verse, each of the playersrepeated the verse, the leader added another verse, and so onuntil one of the players made a mistake, with the player whoerred having to pay a penalty, such as offering up a kiss or asweet.The earliest well-known version of the music of the song was

recorded by English scholar James O. Halliwell in 1842, andth

he published a version in 4 edition The Nursery Rhymes oEngland (1846), collected principally from 'oral tradition'. Inth

the early 20 century, English composer Frederic Austin wrote an arrangement in which he added his melody from"Five gold rings" onwards, which has since become standardThe copyright to this arrangement was registered in 1909and is still active by its owners, Novello & Co. Limited.

On the first day of Christmas, my true love sent to me A partridge in a pear tree.

On the second day of Christmas, my true love sent to meTwo turtle doves,

And a partridge in a pear tree.

On the third day of Christmas, my true love sent to meThree French hens, two turtle doves,


On the fourth day of Christmas, my true love sent to meFour calling birds, three French hens, two turtle doves,


On the fifth day of Christmas, my true love sent to meFive golden rings, four calling birds, three French hens,

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QUILTER’S GUILD DONATIONRecently, at a regular meeting of the Sussex Vale QuiltersGuild, on behalf of the Sussex Health Centre Foundation acheque for $1,000 for the Mammography Machine project

was accepted. 517

Photo: Anthonie de Hoog, Foundation President; Very Turner, Quilters' Guild President; Mike Letourneau,Foundation Fundraising Chair; Jean ThompsonQuilters Guild Treasurer.

BREAKFAST IN BARNESVILLEThe Barnesville Presbyterian Church(1257 Rte 820 Barnesville) is holding

rda breakfast the 3 Saturday of eachmonth from 8:00-11:30am with achoice of two complete breakfasts.$5/adult, $3/child, pre-schoolers eat for free.

Everyone welcome. 508

ADULT LEARNING PROGRAMDid you finish school? Do you want to? The Sussex AdultLearning Program offers free academic upgrading and GEDpreparation for adults. Small classes are available, morningsor afternoons, Monday to Friday , at the Sussex Lions Den.For more information call 433-6109. 510

You may not be in our lives,

But not a day goes by without

Thinking of you.

Just know we love you,

Nana & Gampy Snow

th Happy 4 Birthday, Lily

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RIDING FOR THE CUREThis ride was started 2008 to honour our dear friend, andfellow horse woman Tammy Costan who lost her battle withbreast cancer in February of that year. What a great day wehad for our 35 riders. Thanks to all those who turned out,helped, fund raised or just showed up to ride. Thanks to youall we raised close to $2,300! That is amazing for our smallgroup!

Our winners this year were: Highest Fundraisers - CheryHodgins, Dorthy Durie, and Amanda Greenslade; Pinkest

Horse & Rider - Maxine Cook; Poker Run - Matt Cole andRachel Curtis.I would like to thank, Greenhawk, Rothesay Ave; Shur-Gain

Rothesay Ave; Co-op Quispamsis and Groom'N Zoom fordonating prizes. Thanks also to Seely Lodge for supplying ourlunch. 822

MATURE PROFESSIONALS NETWORK IN SJ“Mature Professionals Network (MPN) a social networkingorganization for single adults over the age of 40 has been

launched in Saint John. MPN offers a forum to meet andexchange ideas, develop friendships and share commoninterests. They have a Meet and Greet Social every Fridaynight, 5:30 to 7:30pm at the Chateau Saint John, onRockland Road. You will be warmly welcomed by a MPNSJgreeter who will introduce you to other members. A group ofthem also go out to dinner after the Meet and Greet. Theyhave already participated in several different activities andare looking forward to a lot more interesting things to dothrough the seasons.We hope you can find time to join us.” 831

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The gift of Support - PlayThe gift of Support - PlayDon’t forget to take the time to

play in the outdoors – skate, slide,build a snowman, make snowangels, build a snow fort etc.

Put together a play/puppetshow/talent show – dress up and

perform for family and friends.

The gift of Positive Values -The gift of Positive Values -Donate a gift – Take the time to choose

toy(s) and clothes that could be donatedto others in the community – have thechild do the choosing and create their

own paper for wrapping.Volunteer to put together a

Christmas box for a family in need; or atthe local soup kitchen or food bank;

Collect toys/presents/food in theneighbourhood for donations to local

foodbanks; Collect pet food for animals

CELEBRATE BABIES SERIESHALL is hosting a 12 weekinteractive program for familieswith young infants (0-12months), starting on January18th 2011 and finishing April16th 2011. Sessions will focuson a wide variety of topicsincluding safety, fitness,massage and nutrition. Join usfor all 12 weeks or select thesessions which interest you. A greatopportunity to meet other parents and get some

very valuable information.

For more information please call (506) 832-5665 or go to our website:www.hamptonalliance.ca

Playtime Learners PreschoolWe still have some spaces available for our preschool which is held at the Hampton Elementary School.

Classes are available on Tuesday & Thursday or Monday & Wednesdayfrom 9-11am. Cost is $90 per month.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM HALL STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS

The gift of Accepting

Differences -

The gift of Accepting

Differences -Talk about other cultures and whatholidays they celebrate – why not

invite some friends, dress up andhave a dinner with food and customs

from different parts of the world.The gift of Positive Identity-

Celebrate

The gift of Positive Identity-

CelebrateHave a special New Years celebration:

reflect as a family on what hashappened throughout the past year andwhat you would all like to do in the new

one. Play Charades to act out yourfavourite family memories. Take

pictures to help share it with family

who cannot be with you during the

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Wishing You A Joyous Holiday Season & Very Best Wishes in the New Year Thanking you for your continued patronage.

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TRANSITIONS - HIGH SCHOOL & BEYOND

There is a flurry of activity at this time of year as we prepare for

the holiday season and the long winter ahead. This passing fromone season to another is made easier and more enjoyableultimately, with thoughtful planning, preparation and a positiveattitude.

Similarly, the transition to life after high school is madesmoother with a plan. For high school students with anintellectual disability, such as Down's syndrome or AutismSpectrum Disorder (ASD), careful planning is also important. Atransition plan begins with a vision that is positive and possiblefor the future of the student and his or her family. It is a processthat respects student choices at all stages, and is meant toaddress the particular needs of the individual and will be asunique as the student is.

A Transition Facilitator can help with this process by meeting

with the student, family and school-based team to discuss thestudent's goals and identify the services and supports that wilbe needed to meet these objectives. The goals can be related toemployment, post-secondary training, social inclusion orindependent living.

The Transition Facilitator may take the leadership role in thedevelopment of a transition plan. While the role of professionalsis important, the process will be far more effective if a studentand his or her parents take an active role in sharing ideas andresponsibilities. Parents can take a leadership role bydeveloping ongoing and positive communication with teachersand the other professionalsinvolved. It also helps whenfamilies have been proactive

by fostering a growingindependence and healthy self-esteem at home by addingrights and responsibilities asthe child grows and maturesover time.

For more information onassistance please contact:Kathleen Basque TransitionFacilitator, School Districts 6& 8; 658-2122 or 654-0413;[email protected]

ABC’S OF FRAUDstDid you know that up to October 31 of 2010 8,288

Canadians lost almost 30 million dollars to mass marketingfraud and 5,100 Canadians were victims of identity thefttotaling $7,338,693.75! Those numbers reflect only about10% of total dollars lost as most people “do not report” being

victims of fraud.The ABC’s of Fraud Awareness Program, sponsored by the

New Brunswick Securities Commission and the Saint John Volunteer Centre, presents a free program illustrating the

latest frauds and scams and supplying hand outs andinformation. The program is presented across the Province inboth French and English.

Call us for information and let us help you to Recognize ItReport It and Stop It! Sharon Stout (English) or MarieLeBlanc (French), Provincial Coordinators - Saint John

Volunteer Centre 658-1555 or 877-332-1555 [email protected], www.volunteercentresj.com. 804

(506) 433-3470 or 1-800-565-2260

FAIRWAY INN & JJ’s DINER216 Roachville Road, Sussex (Exit 193)

OH L Y I D P A P Y A S H

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JJ’s Holiday Hours (Motel open 24 hours)

Dec. 24 6:00 am - 3:00 pm

Dec. 25 Closed (Motel open)

Dec. 26 11:00 am - 7:00 pm

Dec. 27-31 6:00 am - 10:00 pm

Jan. 1 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

New Year’s Eve Buffet (4pm-8pm)

Variety of Hot & Cold Dishes$15.95/person (children under 12, - $8.95)

For reservations please call

HAMPTON LADY HUSKIESThank you to our sponsors!

Reid’s Funeral Home

Service Star Automotive

Holly’s Restaurant

Bayview Credit Union

NAPA Auto Parts

Coyle Nissan

Nutters AccountingService

Hampton Home Centre Ltd.

Ernie’s Landscaping

Vintage Bistro and Lounge

Barry Spalding Law Firm

Allan, Keith Gaunce Insurance

Services Inc.

Ron’s Convenience Store and

Dairy Bar

Saint John Sea Dogs

Tim Hortons

Hampton Gaurdian Pharmacy

Ritchies Discount Warehouse Ltd.

RW Drywall

Valley Concrete

Leisure Time

Kings County Mechanical

L Sanford and Sons Ltd.

Hampton Dental Clinic

Spud’s n Things

RST Industries

Scotiabank

Angelo’s Pizza

Pattison Financial

John Walker Insurance

Brookville MFG Co.

Floyd’s Store

Security Holdings

Hair in the Big Blue House

Bonney Construction

Ed Floyd Excavating

Vitalis

Ossekeag Publishing Embroider It Pharmasave

Elite

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“Your hair is an expression of you”

622 Main St, Hampton, NB

Phone: (506) 832-4933Phone: (506) 832-4933

Shana Wilcox,Hair Designer

Saint John Association for Community Living

School Districts 6 & 8in partnership with

SAINT JOHN ASSOCIATION for COMMUNITY LIVING

Funded by the Government of Canada and the Provinceof New Brunswick through the Canada-NewBrunswick

Labour Market Agreements

Offers help in planning your child’s transition

from school to adult life.

This service is available for all high school studentsin these districts with an intellectual disability.

If you would like more information, please contact

Kathleen Basque, Transition Facilitator658-2122 (office) 654-0413 (cell)

GO GREEN WITH HOLIDAY CLEANUPThe holiday season has arrived. Celebrations and gifts willbe at the forefront of the festivities. Once all of the gifts aretorn open, there are bound to be mounds of wrappingpaper in each and every home, which can mean damaging

waste for the environment. Wrapping paper, boxes andribbons tossed straight into the garbage can mean thatpounds of added trash will end up in landfills across thecountry. According to the Clean Air Council, an additional5 million tons of waste is generated during the holidays inthe United States. Four million tons of that waste is

wrapping paper and shopping bags. There are smartersolutions to dealing with holiday clean-up.

The first step is choosing environmentally responsible wrapping materials. Glossy, metallic or embellished wrapping paper may not be easily recycled - or evenrecyclable at all. Instead, look for wrapping paper that ismade from recycled materials and can, in turn, be recycledonce more. Consider wrapping gifts in plain, brownmailing paper and decorate the outside with earth-friendly paints.Next, nix the tissue paper inside of gift boxes. It doesn'treally serve a functional purpose, except for further

delaying the reveal of the gift inside. Tissue paper aloneaccounts for a lot of extra trash. Skipping it means a person

will be saving money and the environment. Here are someother green cleanup tips:

-Designate a child or adult to gather the discarded wrapping materials and sort the piles into trash. Ribbonsand bows can be reused, as can many gift boxes and bags.-Shred paper items that are bound for the trash to reducetheir volume and require fewer trash bags for transport.-Find out if a shipping store will take foam peanuts and air-filled wraps to be recycled.-Be sure to collect expired batteries and recycle them at afacility that does so.

-Christmas trees can be taken down and sent for mulching.Many communities collect trees after the season is over forthis purpose.

Because there is bound to be some extra garbage duringthe holidays, individuals can take steps to curb trash inother aspects of their lives this time of the year. Some ideasinclude using cloth napkins and actual dishes and cutlery instead of disposable items. Before purchasing new giftpaper, sort through last year's collection to see what itemscan be reused. Cutting the front off of holiday cards andusing them as gift tags is another way to recycle. CH4

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Crimestoppers Tip LineCall 1-800-222-8477 9-1-1

WE LIVE IN THE COUNTRY, THERE IS NO RUSH!As you all know, the 2010-2011 hockey season is in full swing. Iwould like to take this opportunity to remind everyone attendinggames in our Community Center that offensive behavior andlanguage while in the building will not be tolerated. Atminimum, the consequences of such behavior will result in theoffender being asked to leave. If the circumstances are severeand there is evidence supported by witnesses, a criminal chargeof Disturbing the Public contrary to Section 175 of the CriminalCode could be brought against those found in contravention.

Please keep in mind that there are usually small children presentat the games and everyone would rather watch our HamptonTeams compete than deal with unruly patrons of the rink.

Patrols will be made by uniformed and plain clothes officersduring High School games both inside and outside the rink.Anyone found in possession of liquor or other illegal substanceswill be charged accordingly. Let’s all enjoy our national sportand avoid these problems! GO HAMPTON!

The second thing I would like to bring to your attention is torequest that the driveway from Main Street to the Hall Road atthe RCMP Building not be used as a thoroughfare to avoid thetraffic light at the intersection of these streets. As well, pleaserefrain from using these areas to turn around. Both of theseactions could create an unsafe situation for both our officers andthe public as there may be an emergency vehicle leaving theoffice at any given time.

Finally, since this will be the final issue of the Herald beforeChristmas and for 2010, I would like to thank everyone forcontinuing to support our Community Angels Program withyour generous donations. On behalf of all of the employees of the Hampton RCMP Detachment I would like to wish all of you avery Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Please make it asafe one for you and your families. We’ll be doing our part!

Happy Holidays,Sgt. Andy O’ConnellOperations NCOHampton RCMP

Effective January 3, 2011NUTTER’S

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House For Rent2.5 acres, waterfront property located at 9 Mount Prospect Road, Smithtown.

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Heat and hydro not included. Available January 1, 2011.

Rent 900.00 per month. 900.00 damage deposit.References required.

Please call 832-4512 or 832-9112

CANDLELIGHT SERVICE A Christmas Candlelight Service will be held at the SmithsCreek United Church in Smiths Creek on Sunday, December

th19 at 7:30pm. Special music with Corner Stone. All are welcome. 327

CHRISTMAS MOUSECheck out the Sussex HealthCentre Auxiliary Gift Shop for yourlast minute Christmas shopping.Lots of great gift ideas at 30% ormore off, and no tax. All proceedsfrom the shop go to the Sussex Health Centre Auxiliary. 324

SJA HONOURS SUSSEX AREA VOLUNTEERSSt. John Ambulance is all about serving the community andthis is your opportunity to thank those who unselfishly

volunteer their time to provide first aid services acommunity events. To honour the Sussex area volunteers, StJohn Ambulance held their Volunteer Recognition Event on

thDecember 6 .

Volunteers receiving awards included: Service Bar, 9 Years Joan Miller; Hours Certificates, 100 hours - Clare Brame, LisaJohnson, Stephen Neill; 200 hours - Stephen Gilbert; 300hours - Patrick Harrison; 500 hours - Verna DeLong; 3,500hours - Joan Miller; 8,000 hours - June Teakles; ProvincialChair Commendation - Sylvia Dean & Joan Miller.

St. John Ambulance has approximately 500 volunteers andfirst aid instructors in New Brunswick that work towardimproving the health, safety and quality of life of people intheir communities. St. John Ambulance Medical FirstResponder volunteers are present at community events toprovide first aid when required. The volunteers are trained toa Medical First Responder level and give freely of their timeThere are always far more events than available manpower sonew volunteers are always welcome.

Information on volunteering is available by contacting StJohn Ambulance at 1-800-563-9998. 323

MILLSTREAM REC CENTREOn Tuesdays at 1:30pm Auction 45 card parties are held atthe Millstream Recreation Centre in Berwick. Everyone is

welcome. 503

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HOLIDAY PUBLIC SKATE TIMES

COLLECTION OF COMPOST AND GARBAGE

CHRISTMAS TREES

CHRISTMAS TREE PICK UP/DROP OFF

PARKING ON TOWN STREETS

BABYSITTING COURSE

: Please call 832-6117for holiday public skate times and 832-6102 to bo

.

Garbage and Compost will be collected as usual over theholidays.

: Please note that the garbagecollector is not responsible for the collection of Christmastrees. However, Christmas trees can be composted byremoving ALL decorations and trim, de-limb the tree and cutup the trunk and branches and place them in your compostcart. Be sure that you can still close the cart lid.

: Town staff will be picking up Christmas trees on Tuesday, January 4th,2011. Trees need to be set out on the curb by 7:00 a.m. onTuesday, January 4th. Residents may also drop off theirChristmas trees in the parking lot of Dutch Point Park betweenThursday, December 30th, 2010 and Friday, January 7th,

2011. Trees do not need to be cut up for pick up or drop off.Town staff will be shredding the trees.

: Reminder there is noparking on any Town streets or sidewalks nightly frommidnight to 7 a.m. between November 1st and May 1st . Thisis a dangerous practice and impedes snow removaloperations. Vehicles may be towed at the vehicle owner’sexpense and the owner shall be liable for a fine.

: The Leisure ServicesDepartment is offering a babysitting course on January 22ndand 23rd. Please call Nick Cormier at 832-6428 to register.

ok holidayice times

Please join us for the

Mayor’s New Year’s Leveeat the Lighthouse River Centre

1075 Main Street January 1, 2011,

1-3 p.m.

from theMayor, Council and Staff

of theTOWN OF HAMPTON

and a Happy New Year 2011

Seasons Greetings

MOTORIZED VEHICLES

CHRISTMAS DONATION

DUTCH POINT PARK

SNOW BANK SAFETY

DOG TAGS

are not permitted in any of theTown’s public parks other than on the roadways and parkinglots.

: In lieu of sending out

Christmas cards, the Town of Hampton has made a donationto the Hampton Food Basket.

: The Town maintains this park forthe fun and enjoyment of our citizens but it isUNSUPERVISED. Please be advised that the park contains asmall pond that is approximately 3 feet deep. Although thepond does freeze, parents and guardians should check the iceand accompany children to ensure their safety.

: Parents please be advised thatchildren MUST NOT be allowed to tunnel into and play in thesnow banks along the sides of the streets and roadways. This isan extremely dangerous practice. A child playing inside asnow bank cannot be seen by our snowplow operators. A child

could be buried and/or injured by the wing of the plow duringsnow clearing operations.

: Reminder that the Dog Control By-lawrequires that owners register each dog they own on an annualbasis. Dog tags may be purchased at the Town office or bycalling Darin Clarke, Dog Constable, on his pager at1-506-557-2000.

TOWN HOLIDAY HOURS are as follows:December 24th……………………………….….Office Closed at Noon

December 27th and December 28th……............. Office Closed

December 31st………………………………….. Office Closed at Noon

January 3rd………………….………………….. Office Closed

Town of HamptonHoliday Public Notices

HAMPTONIt’s our nature!

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1 Queen Street, Sussex, NB, E4E 3W4Email: [email protected]

Fax: 506-433-5906Phone: 506-433-6918

Authorized Dealer Win your kitchen!rop by or call for detailsWin your kitchen!Drop by or call for details

DOWNEAST WINDOW & DOOR Peter KohlerWINDOWS & ENTRANCE SYSTEMS

30 YEARS EXPERIENCE

IN THE KITCHEN

CABINET INDUSTRY

600 M AIN STREET H AMPTON

832-3502 Amy Brittain Wheatley RMT

Specializing in Deep Tissue Therapy

Covered by most insurance plans

Evening Appointments Available

Massage Therapy Clinic

Happy Holidays to my loyal clients.Thank you for your patronage throughout 2010.

Open House& Christmas Sale!

December 18 & 19 (Sat. & Sun.)10 am - 5 pm

Saponetta Divino15 Teed Rd., Cliffton Royal,

Kingston Penninsula506-763-2258

[email protected]

Meet Our Milk GoatsBrown Sugar & Gaylene

“Refreshments”

Door Prizes

“Refreshments”Door Prizes

LEGION AWARD CORRECTIONCorrection - in a previous article regarding the 65 yearservice medal to Mildred Sheldrick we inadvertently ran the

wrong photo. Our apologies to Mildred and the Legion. 121

Carol Phillips presenting Mildred Sheldrick withher 65 years Service Medal at the Peninsula Branch#62 on Remembrance Day.

PENINSULA HERITAGE MEETINGSFall is upon us and Peninsula Heritage Inc. resumes itsregular schedule of meetings at the John Fisher MemoriaMuseum on the third Thursday of each month, commencingat 7:30pm. The public is invited to join us. The John FisheMemorial Museum is located in the basement of MacdonaldConsolidated School, Kingston. The museum and 1810Carter House are open by appointment throughout the year.

For further information, or to book a tour, please leave amessage at 763-2453. 118

SPRINGFIELD LSD RECREATIONAL FUNDSTo the residents of the Springfield Local Service District: TheBelleisle Home & School Association receives and disburseson a yearly basis "the Springfield LSD Recreation Funds"Local residents and community groups within the SpringfieldLSD may apply for funding for recreation purposes only.

Written applications, specifying how the funds would beused, must be postmarked no later than Friday, December

st31 , 2010 and mailed to: Anita Totton Treasurer, BelleisleHome & School, 802 Guthrie Road, Norton, NB E5T 2B2.For further information call 485-2706. 129

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CLEAN AIR Do you have a VanEE, Venmar, Life Breathor any other model Heat Recovery Ventilator

or Air Exchanger in your home?Has it been serviced in the last year?

If not, you should be calling MC Clean Airfor a complete cleaning, service and check-up.

For an appointment, call 631-0841A Division of MC Ventilation Ltd.

1 Market Square, 2nd level, Saint John, NB E2L 4Z6

506.642.SPA5 (7725)

www.element5spa.ca**Online Booking Available**

Join us on FacebookFollow us on Twitter

Open 7 days a weekMon - Fri 9-9 Sat 9-6 Sun 12-5

Offering:

Massage Therapy

Acupuncture

Reflexology

Facials

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Manicures

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Hair Color Specialist

Makeup

Retail Boutique

Gift Cards Available

Come experienceElement 5 Spa

During themonth of

Decemberreceive 25% off Aveda Hand

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Our retail boutique has giftsets, gift certificates and

many other products that areperfect for holiday gift giving!

Check out our websitefor other Products We Love.

THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONHampton Branch #28, 1032 Main Street

Mondays - every second Monday of the monththe Executive meet at 6:30 and the Generalmeeting is at 7:00pm.Thursdays - Lions Bingo at 6:00pm.

thSaturday, December 18 - booked.

stFriday, December 31 - New Year’s Eve Bash withthe local band 'Junction 49'. $50/couple. Advance

tickets only - contact Cindy Guitard 832-4571.thSunday, January 9 - the Country Style Brunch will resume from9:00am-12:00noon. The volunteers who prepare this brunch everyother Sunday wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and all theBest Wishes for good health and happiness. See you in 2011.

Contact the Legion and leave a message for any furtherinformation you may require - 832-4633. Merry Christmas and the best wishes for 2011. 106

PRESENTATION TO TRANSITION HOUSEElizabeth Jadoo, Executive Director, United Way (left) andHarold Kingston, Director, United Way Board (right) recently

presented Barbara Heathcote, Sussex Vale Transition House with a cheque in the amount of $1267 for the purchase of acomputer system to help residents research housing andemployment opportunities. 521

Even as an adult I find it difficult to sleep on Christmas Eve. Yuletide excitement is a potent caffeine, no matter your age.

Carrie Latet

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Ductless Split Heat Pumps

The Most Efficient Mini-SplitFujitsu 10 year parts & labour warranty

We Service what We Sell24 hour service

Fast Reliable Service in Saint John& Surrounding Area

[email protected] for Efficiency NB Rebates

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™Affinity Series

REFRIGERATION &

AIR-CONDITIONING INC.

Established 1990

Saint John 634-7565

Seasons Greetings

Insurance & Financial Services

39 Railway Cres., Hampton832-9030

Home - Auto - Commercial - Farm - Life

Hovey Insurance & Financial Serviceswishes their valued clients a very

Happy Holiday Season.

Thank you for your patronage in 2010.Looking forward to serving you in 2011.

SIMA

“The Pool Professionals” since 1975

“The Pool Professionals” since 1975

VISIT OUR SHOWROOM

847-POOL 7665107 HAMPTON R OAD, ROTHESAY, NBwww.emmersonpools.com

VISIT OUR SHOWROOM

847-POOL 7665107 HAMPTON ROAD, ROTHESAY, NBwww.emmersonpools.com

We Wish Everyone a Safe& Happy Holiday Season! We Wish Everyone a Safe & Happy Holiday Season!

& Spas & Spas

SQUARE DANCE CLUBThe Washademoak Swingers Square Dance Club - a great wayto be active, meeting people and learn something new. Comeand join us for fun, fitness and friendship.The club will be holding an Open House on Tuesday, January

t h11 at the MunicipalB u i l d i n g , C a m b r i d g e -Narrows from 8:00-10:00pm.

Bring a partner or come on your own. New classes

thstarting on January 11 &th

18 . Caller, Terry Hebert.The first two Tuesdays arefree! You will be dancing after

just one class! Casual dress.For more information please

call: Richard & TruadeGoodick 488-1928; Blake &Carolyn Hetherington 362-2930; Allan & Jackie Straight488-2835. 520

Reminder: SEA BELLES CHRISTMAS CHORUSSea Belles Chorus is offering a public performance ofseasonal music at Brunswick Square on Saturday, December

th18 from 2:00-3:00pm.

Come and enjoy the beautiful four part harmony of SeaBelles Chorus - ordinary women making extraordinary musicFor more information, contact Bernice at 214-4419. 815

Reminder: HANDEL'S MESSIAHMaestro Spencer Belyea and the Symphony Chorus &Orchestra will be presenting a local grown, all Saint Johnperformance of Handel's famous oratorio, "Messiah". MaestroBelyea will direct over 80 singers plus chamber orchestra andfour outstanding Saint John soloists. Professional sopranoJessica McCormack and baritone Paul Bustin will be joined bytwo excellent up and coming stars, Heather Flemming mezzosoprano and Owen McCausland tenor. Geoffrey McCausland

who is a principal with the Sudbury Symphony, will be cominghome to be concertmaster for this annual performance ofHandel's immortal classic. The chamber orchestra wilfeature talented conservatory musicians along side loca

veteran performers.Messiah will be performed at Trinity Church, Monday

thDecember 20 7:30pm. Advanced tickets are available at

Anglican House, Princess Street, or through Trinity Church

office, 693-8558, or [email protected] $30/$20studentDon't miss this opportunity to hear outstanding local talentperforming the world's greatest choral music. 622

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Phone: 433-6238 Email: [email protected]

21A Queen Street, Sussex

• Christmas and the New Year is a

busy time for the SPCA as it is aslow time for adoptions but is busywith unwanted pets being taken in.

• We will take donations of anyDog or Cat products.

• Please drop of any donations

to Furs-Days.

FURS-DAYSFURS-DAYSProfessional Dog Grooming

Merry Christmas to youand your furry Friends!Merry Christmas to youand your furry Friends!

Food Drive in Support of the Saint John SPCA.

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SCHOOL DISTRICT 6

SCHOOL CLOSURE/DELAY

DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER

School District 6 will communicate all information about

school closures and delays prior to 6:30 a.m. on local

radio stations, toll free at 1-888-868-6555, Snowline at

8 4 8 - S N O W ( 7 6 6 9 ) , D i s t r i c t w e b s i t e a t

www.district6.nbed.nb.ca, or follow us on Twitter at

SchoolDistrict6. On days when the weather is uncertainit is good to check and see if schools are open.

The School District will consider one of the following

options when making decisions regarding school

closures during inclement weather situations:

1. Schools will remain open as usual. Therefore,

no announcements will be made.

2. All schools will be closed for the day.

3. Some schools will be closed (by geographic

region).

4. Buses are delayed one hour, with all schools in

the district opening at their regular time to

receive students.

5. Schools may be closed early when the weather

conditions are anticipated to deteriorate

significantly during the day. Every effort will be

made to personally notify elementary parents.

If the weather is deteriorating, you may want to

check your home phone for a message, or our

District snow line or website. It is important to

ensure that alternate arrangements are in

place for your child/children if schools are

dismissed early.

Ultimately, parents have the final decision in inclement

weather situations. If you feel that walking/drivingconditions in your particular area are hazardous, you

may choose not to send your child/children to school.

Absences on these days will not be a factor in

determining a student’s attendance record.

Andrew Hopper, Superintendent

Reminder: SERVICE IN MARKHAMVILLEThe annual Christmas Candlelight service will be held at theKnox United Church in Markhamville on Thursday

rdDecember 23 starting at 7:30pm. Special music for theevening by Corner Stone. 523

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD PROGRAMThe Saint John Track Club is offering an indoor program for

th youth starting on Sunday, January 9 . For ages 8-11 the RunJump-Throw program offers a fun introduction to track &field events; and for ages 11 & up we will provide a weeklytraining session and opportunities for competition.

Programs are open to all youth. No previous experience isrequired. Activities will include general fitness training plusattend indoor competitions in NB. Sessions will be held onSundays 4:00pm at Harry Miller Middle School (Rothesay)and Thursdays at 5:30pm at UNBSJ.

For more information visit our web site at www.sjtc.ca orcontact Dave Thomas 849-4931, [email protected]

"BIG" GIFT CAMPAIGNThis Holiday Season give a little magic

with a “big” gift!! Through BigBrothers Big Sisters of Saint John, youcan make this Holiday Season (or the

whole year through) truly special by honoring your family and friends with acharitable gift donation in their name.For each gift amount you donate, you

will receive a beautiful Holiday Greeting Card to present to thatspecial someone, expressing to them the thoughtfulness omaking a contribution in their name.

By making a gift donation to Big Brothers Big Sisters ofSaint John, through a one-time or recurring gift, you arehelping to make a difference in the lives of children righthere in our community. It’s easy and rewarding to shop forall of the special people on your list!

To place an order you can: Call Big Brothers Big Sisters at635-1145; Fax your order to 633-7781; Drop by our office on

rdthe 3 Floor of Brunswick Square or mail your order with acheque payable to: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saint John

rd39 King St., 3 Level Brunswick Square, Saint John, NB E2L4W3.

Wishing you peace and happiness for Christmas and throughout the New Year Management & Staff

Kathy’s ConvenienceBarnesville 832-3227

Sun-Thurs Open ‘til 9pm

Fri & Sat open ‘til 10pm

Closed Christmas DAy

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11 CHRISTMASES, REALLY! Amazing to think this will be our eleventh Christmas with

Ossekeag Publishing. We have spoken of it often, but this was our first year of participating in the Hampton Santa

Parade with a float. A special thank you to all the members

of our extended Ossekeag family who made this possible.

We had a blast. What a great start to the joy of the holiday

season, and a reminder that it is about joy, about family and

about community. As for myself, my shopping is under control, my cooking

and cleaning always get done (as much as necessary

anyway), and Santa will find us regardless of how clean the

floors are or even if there is a cobweb or two in the corners.

Christmas is about friends and family, love and laughter,

peace and goodwill to all. And if the tree falls down in the

middle of the night (one year it came down twice), or youforget to turn on the oven, or the dog eats the turkey (or

even only half of it), all of these "disasters" become part of

the family history to laugh about for years to come. There

is nothing you could buy and gift wrap for me that can

compare to having everyone together for Christmas . . . and

Mum's amazing Christmas feast that she puts on every

year.I hope you will have a fabulous holiday season, that you

will relax and enjoy time with family and friends, and that

each of us can extend a little of that seasonal warmth to

those among us who have burdens they are struggling with.

Big hugs and kisses to all you faithful readers who are the

reason for our humble success; may you have the very best

of everything that money can't buy. A special Merry

Christmas to my Mum, the true heart of our family, to Mike

who loves to tease but most importantly loves, to my

daughters who have become amazing young women, to my

brother Wayne who gives generously of his time to all of us

when our cars go "phooey" or something doesn't work, and

to Carmen, the grandest grand-daughter, who brings

smiles to our faces every day. Miss you Dad. 801

By Debbie Hickey

Musings


Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc.

Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc. is a registered non-profit charitable organization

Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc. P. O. Box 4816, Sussex, NB, E4E 5L1 Phone: (506) 433-1256 Email: [email protected]: www.petfinder.org

Animals for Adoption:The adoption fee for cats in our care is $100.00,

which includes:+Two veterinary examinations+Treatment for worms, ear-mites, fleas+Nail clip+Vaccinations with booster+Neuter/Spay+30-day health guarantee

Cats are ready for new homes

Meet BAXTER!!! had been found in a ditch on a country road a few daysearlier, crying his heart out and soaken to the skin. He is9 months old and will be a large cat. He weighed 8 lbswhen we took him in. Baxter has a beautiful steel greycoat, sporting a white bib, white tennis socks and a milk

mustache. Ergo: the name Baxter. He's been neuteredand vaccinated and all parasites taken care of. All hewants is for someone to fall in love with him and take himhome. Please call for an appointment if you would like tomeet Baxter.

Baxter arrived at the Sanctuary on October 31st. He

We wish to take this opportunity to thank all those who havesupported us this past year by adopting, donating and attending our yard sales. Special thanks to Dr. Steve Justason and the staff at the Sussex Animal Hospital and to the folks at Ossekeag Publishing who continue to support our cause. Also, a specialthanks to Brenda Clarke who organized a benefit for PAWS thispast October, you did a great job Brenda. Last but not least, a

BIG THANK YOU to June Poirier who hasbeen volunteering at PAWS for the past fiveyears and who is our official foster 'mum' andyard sale officianado. We could not haverescued as many felines as we did without allyour support.

Merry Christmas Everyone!!!

Maritime Greyhound Adoption ProgramMaritime Greyhound Adoption Program

Are you a forever home?

www.greyhoundadoption.ca www.greyhoundadoption.ca

(506) 384-0000(506) 384-0000

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Community ClassifiedsCHRISTMAS TREES

CRAFT SALES

EMPLOYMENT

FIREWOOD

FOR RENT

CHRISTMAS TREE U-CUT starting Dec. 1,65 Ernest Smith Road, Titusville; follow oursigns. Mon. - Sat. 9:00am - 6:00pm. 832-5775.

CHRISTMAS TREES, u-cut & pre-cut, and wreaths. L & R Evergreens, 92 Route 870,433-4229.

CHRISTMAS PORCH SALE at Forge Farm,1725 Titusville Road, Sat. Dec. 18, 6:00pm -9:00pm; Sun. Dec. 19 10:00am - 5:00pm.Pickles, knitting, jewelry, trees & quilts,something for everyone!

CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR (upstairs) at theHampton Curling Club Sun. Dec. 19 fromnoon - 4:00pm. Lots of great vendors, greatprices, 50/50 draw and the canteen will beopen.

PT WORK FOR FT MOMS. Work for yourself not by yourself. Free website, unlimiteds u p p o r t , c o m p u t e r r e q u i r e d .

www.allkidsmatter.com.

LOOKING FOR INCOME opportunity? Jointhe fastest growing group in Watkins today,free info and training www.tsginfo.com(code nb8924), 362-2926.

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL CLEANER required for 30 hrs/week. Must have priorexperience, be hard working and reliable.E m a i l R i t e W a y C l e a n e r s

[email protected] A PLAN "B"? Turn 5-10 hours/weekinto $1000.00+/month. Operate a minioffice outlet from your computer, FREEevaluation. www.yourfreedomoffice.com.

SPRINGFIELD FIREWOOD dry, seasoned,split firewood, delivered. Call 485-2349.

TIRED OF GETTING THE WRONG size wood? Fire wood cut to specification. CallDoug 763-3486 or 333-5843.

FIREWOOD FOR SALE, fresh cut. Call KenNorthrup, 832-4326, or Jamie, 485-0986,leave message.

FIREWOOD CUT, SPLIT, DELIVERED.Custom lengths available, $230+ per corddepending on delivery area, Good cordsguaranteed 763-2560.

COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR LEASE, 380sqft., 1031 Main Street, Hampton. Lowerlevel, ample parking, signage spaceavailable, will be fitted to suit tenant.Utilities included, ideal for office,physiotherapy, esthetician, hair salon orbarber shop. Contact: Wayne Law, 653-1957.

NOW LEASING PROFESSIONAL officespace centrally located in Hampton,boardroom and internet access included.Call 832-9032 for details.

APARTMENT FOR RENT - heated, stove,

fridge. Call 832-5554 or 832-3151.

YAHAMA ELECTRONE ORGAN doublekeyboard, full octave foot pedals, $200. Callafter 6:00pm. 485-2220.

FREESPIRIT DUAL ACTION recumbentexercycle, Sears price $399.99, will sell for$200, used for less than 1 hour. Phone 832-2806.

SOFT & HARD COVER Books, pricesstarting at 10 cents. 11am-5pm daily or by chance, 615 Kennebecasis River Road,Hampton.

USED APPLIANCES, EXTERIOR/InteriorDoors, tires (most sizes), cast iron tub withlegs and taps, new sky light, used windows,set of brown commercial glass exteriordoors and household items. 218 Main St.Norton.

MATERNITY AIR MATTRESS $75, high chair$40, crib & mattress $150, 2 playpens;basinet $70, travel $40, runner stroller$70.00, 4 wheel stroller $100, infant carcarrier $40, motorized swing $60,exersaucer $15, umbrella stroller $10,clothing 0-3 years (girls). 650-7595.

FOUND PURE WHITE Cat, Darling's Islandarea, may have been free all summer. 832-3642.

WE, JOSEPH L. KANE and spouse, citizensof Canada and Kingston, Kings County, New Brunswick, by Registered Deed, lot number0159566 and heirs and successors to aGrant of Land registered as number 9098,granted by Her Royal Majesty Queen

Victoria, year 1871 and granted by the New Brunswick Court of Chancery, registered atthe New Brunswick Forestry Building,Fredericton, have had our rights infringedupon, contrary to the Queen, the Court andthe Canadian Charter of Human Rights andFreedoms of Canada.

FOR SCRAP, CASH for cars, trucks, bikes,snowmobiles, 4 wheelers. mowers, anythingmade of copper, brass, aluminum. Free dropoff for all metal, items big or small,batteries. 653-0026.

WEDDING OFFICIANT will help plan uniqueceremony, when, where, and how you wish.Book now for best dates. Janet 847-9833.

FOR SALE

LOST/FOUND

NOTICES

SERVICES OFFERED

VILLAGE UPHOLSTERY & REFINISHING Craftmanship. Rv's, boat covers, recovering& restyling repairs. HD foam, T-Trailerscaning, seagrass, canvas. 832-7870.

HAUL AWAY of junk cars, trucks, tractors

and farm equipment. Due to temporaryunforeseen circumstances, unable to pickup appliances until March. Drop off site 54Backland Road, Kingston. 763-2933 or 3339067.

M. TAYLOR CONSTRUCTION, newconstruction, renovations, floors, doors &

windows, trim, roofs, decks, gazebos, sidingfully insured, professional work. 645-1077.

REGISTERED FOOT CARE Nurse is nowaccepting clients. Offering foot care in thecomfort of your own home in Hampton &surrounding areas. For professional footcare & details, call Shirley at 832-2126

Covered with most insurance plans.BUYING JUNK CARS, trucks, travel trailersmotor homes, farm machinery. I pay youcash. Call 721-4255.

MARITIME RIGGING & INDUSTRIALSupply, traction chains, lifting, towinglogging safety & netting supplies, customtarps & shelters. Action truck caps &accessories, select plus k.d. cabinethardwoods & pine boards. Call 832-1198day/evening, Mon. - Sat.

HERITAGE UPHOLSTERY. Residentialcommercial, recreational, restyling and

customization. Trust your furniture to theprofessionals. The most training andexperience in the Kennebecasis. Serving youfor 30 years. Offering project classes. 8498008.

DAVE'S LIGHT TRUCKING & CleaningService, junk, garbage, constructiondemolition, brush, decks, small moving

jobs. 7 days a week. Also picking uunwanted vehicles. 832-3982 or 653-0026.

BRIAN'S MAINTENANCE & Home Repair Carpentry, kitchens, bath, paintingceramic tile, electrical etc. Over 20 yearsexperience. Free estimates. Call Brian 839

2296.RITE WAY CLEANERS is looking for moreclients in the Hampton and surroundingareas. Services offered: general housecleaning, decluttering, organizing etc., alsoaccepting commercial clients. Freeestimates. 832-3894.

CITATION SUPREME 27' Motorhome, runslike a charm, like new inside and out,propane stove with oven, 3 way fridge,furnace, air-conditioner, dual sinks, fullbath, sleeps 4+. $10,500 firm. Phone 832-2806.

VEHICLES


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BUS TOURS

BURGESS TOURS

Visit our website for 2010 tours.

( )506 386-3180www.burgesstours4u.ca

MERRY CHRISTMAS! Book the perfect Christmas gift now!

Eastern Caribbean Cruise May 5 - 15, 2011 $1650pp(balcony cabin)

BUS TOURS

Next Issue January 11 - Deadline January 4

VENTILATION & HEAT PUMPS

Ventilation and Heat PumpsInstallation and ServiceDuct Work and Fittings

Certified Venmar Dealer

Patterson’s Heating Ltd.Ph: 832-4508 Cell: 333-0120

FLORIST

HAMPTON FLOWER SHOP557 MAIN STREET

832-3100

Plants

Gift Items

Cut Flowers Arrangements

Permanent Botanicals

www.hamptonfloristonline.com

COOKE’S HEATING SERVICE Division of Cooke Fuels

We are WETT (Wood Energy Technology Training)Certified!

Furnace repair/cleaning, sales/installation of oil & wood furnaces& stoves, tanks (steel & fiberglass), chimneys & liners, duct

cleaning now available

Free Estimates. Financing Available832-1124

HEATING SPECIALIST

TREE CARE

DANAHER TREE CARE CO.

Specializing in Tree Planting &Establishment,

Removals, Pruning & Maintenance of Young and Mature Trees

Fully Insured, Call Paul Danaher,

Forest Technician @ 643-8600 or 485-8863

TREE CARE

GARAGE DOORS

HILL MANUFACTURINGWe sell and install Garaga, Commercial

and Residential doors & openers.GARAGA DEALER

We Sell the Best and Service The Rest!

485-1994 or 1-866-606-6158

TAXI

HAMMOND RIVER TAXIServing Hampton & Surrounding Areas

654-3322*Boosting *Airport Service *Deliveries

Pre-arranged appointments

Don’t get nabbed - take a cab!

EXCAVATING

Easy Access to backyards with minimal property damage

Jeff Doherty 650-0186 763-2741

DitchingCulverts

Tree & Stump Removal

Drain TileLandscaping

Compact Excavating Fully

Insured

CONTRACTING

B&W CONTRACTING

All types of constructionPhone 433-5990 Cell 433-0233

Fax 433-5906OVERHEAD DOORS

3331 Rte 710, Henderson Settlement

(506) 485-2151 Fax: (506) 485-2151

Henderson Overhead Doors

Sales & Ser ice of Overhead Doors & Operators

v

SNOW PLOWING

Call to book now forsnow plowing in the

Hampton Area.

John Roberts 832-7270

LAW

General Practice, with specializationin the areas of Real Estate,

Wills & Estates and Municipal Law.

Erickson LegalPhone: 432-4995

Fax: 432-9044

[email protected]

CARPENTRY

Roofing

Vinyl Siding

New Construction

Renovation

Decks

Jake of All Trades

485-1119 434-4171

Blown-in Insulation

COUNSELING

Children & AdolescentsWomen’s Issues / Adults

25 years experience. Confidential appointments.333-4803 Evening and weekend times available.

Sherilyn Cheeks B.A., B.Ed., M.Ed., CCC.www.sherilyncheekscounselling.com

Counseling The Whole Person

ROOFING SERVICES

EDLINGROOFINGNew Roofs/Re-roofs

Locally Owned & OperatedSenior’s Discounts

Fully Insured ~ 25 Years Experience

434-2482

TREES

TREE CARE

H.L Patton & Son Ltd. *Removal *Pruning *Repair, etc.

For all your tree care needs.Dwayne Patton BSc. Forestry • 849-1499

PLUMBING

CAMPBELL’S PLUMBING

Serving Kennebecasis Valley & Hampton since 1975

Maintenance, Renovations, Nasty Clogsand heating issues too!

We Mean Service 24 hours.

633-0980

PAINTING

FIRSTBESTRATEPainting

Cell: 640-2451Res: 839-2450

Merry Christmas &Happy New Year!

Steven Poitras

To book your space here call 832-5613 today!

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$99+ Tax

Free Installation-2 Rooms!

DSR505 DSR209

-$150 Programing Credit to start off.-Over 500 Channels to choose from.

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