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It’s our nature!
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY "CELEBRITY"
PART TIME SEASONAL WORKER Ossekeag Publishing has a famous celebrity!!! No ... not Mikie
and certainly not the missus!! Yes ... the Corporate Jet has
The Town of Hampton Works Department has an opening become famous. Last week we were having a management
for a seasonal worker for the period from December 1, 2010 meeting and of course Jet was in attendance as head of
to March 31, 2011 (sixteen weeks). security. Like Mikie the Jet finds meetings kind of boring so
he was having a little snooze under the table until it was time
The worker will be required to be on call to respond to for his report. All of a sudden there was a knock on the door
seasonal demands and will be guaranteed a minimum of and our receptionist Shelley reported that there were two
twenty hours of paid employment per week. young girls downstairs who had requested to meet the famous
Jet. He just instantly perked up and away he went with Shelley
The main responsibility for this worker will be as a wingman to meet his newest fans. I unfortunately had to remain in the
on the snow plow and other duties will be assigned as meeting as there were no fans waiting to see me, but Shelley
necessary. Previous experience would be an asset. later reported that the Jet and the kids had a great time and
everyone was well behaved. Of course when I saw him
If you are interested in applying for this position, please visit afterwards, he seemed to have a little more swagger to him
our website at www.townofhampton.ca or drop into the and I swear that his big head seemed even bigger ... but, then
Town office at 27 Centennial Road between the hours of again I might have been feeling a little jealous.
8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. to complete an application for So now of course the Big Fat Head is looking for a pay
employment, prior to November 25, 2010. If you have any increase. One of our managers has been giving him one large
dog biscuit (or two small) just for showing up at the office and
questions or concerns, please contact the Town office at
then an additional biscuit for each meeting that he attends.
832-6065. Needless to say the big lug just loves going to work and is the
only one in the office that I know who gets excited over
meetings. But ... now he is barking out that it's two large
biscuits pay just to put in an appearance anywhere and he
June Steeves (Wanamaker) wants even more for a celebrity appearance. My counter offer
Dec 7, 1945 - Nov 10, 2009 is that I am going to starve him until his fat head shrinks!!!
In loving memory of my dear daughter and dear sister Another way in which The Jet is acting uppity is when he is
lying in front of a nice warm wood fire. Any time until
recently, if I moved to go outside he would be right there in a
“Asleep in Jesus, Blessed sleep
flash ready to follow me. But now, when a fire is blazing, he is
From which she’ll never wake to weep” far more likely to glance my way as I head out the door with a
look that says "Oh ... it's just you!!" and continue to lie there
Loving remembered by soaking up the heat.
Mum, Clara Wanamaker So what can you do when "Man's Best Friend" becomes your
Sisters, Beth, Ruth, & Lorraine "Fair Weather Friend"??? Well you look around at your options
Brother, Leroy ... the Missus ... three cats ... and start loading up your
pockets with doggie treats ... because he's a celebrity and the
best option around!! 800
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H A M P T O N S A N TA C L AU S PA R A D E -
REGISTRATION
The Hampton Area Chamber of
Commerce is encouraging community
Paws and Whiskers
Sanctuary Inc.
groups, sports teams, schools, churches,
businesses and any other interested
parties to participate in this year's Santa
Claus Parade on Saturday, December
4th. Call HACC at 832-2559 or 832-4374,
or email the Chamber office at
hacc@nbnet.nb.ca to obtain a registration form. Get your
name and information to the Chamber by Friday, November
26th.
The cost of participation is only a little imagination and a
few hours of your time. The reward is the enjoyment of the
children of our community. 135
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION #62

1356 Rte 845, Clifton Royal NB, E5S 2B9, Phone 763-2009
Mondays - Legion meeting the first Monday of
each month, new members welcomed
(anyone may become a member),
membership not a requirement to be a
volunteer.
Sundays - 7:30pm, Cribbage. For more
information contact Joe Stack at 763-2959.
Friday, November 26th - 7:00pm, Kitchen
Party.
Monday, December 6th - Election of Branch officers - all
members urged to attend. Cats are ready
Sunday, December 12th - Vets & Friends.
Friday, December 31st - New Year’s Eve Dance - proceeds to for new homes
Evan Smith Memorial fund. We have kittens and cats in desperate need of permanent homes.
They range in age from young kittens to young adults.
Peninsula Pearls meet the 2nd & 4th Monday of each month at
12:00noon for lunch. New members welcomed - if interested Our waiting list for kittens and adults coming into the
call Claudia Small 763-2587. Sanctuary is long. Until those at the Sanctuary are adopted
Out we cannot take in more.
To reserve the Hall call Doreen Stack at 763-2959 and/or
Meahgan Hickey at 763-2665, or e-mail If interested in finding out about these lovely felines, please call
meg.hickey.hare@live.com. 105
Animals for Adoption:
The adoption fee for cats in our care is
$100.00, which includes:
HAMPTON P.R.O. KIDS UPDATE
So far during 2010, about 56 children have been assisted by + Two veterinary examinations
Hampton PRO Kids to participate in activities ranging from + Treatment for worms, ear-mites, fleas
swimming, soccer, football and hockey, to martial arts, + Nail clip
dance, and guitar. Parents and activity providers (coach,
instructor, etc) are reminded that approval for past activities + Vaccinations with booster
does not mean that funding automatically continues for the + Neuter/Spay
next session or year. A new application must be submitted for + 30-day health guarantee
each session.
The Placement Director for Hampton PRO Kids is a Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc.
volunteer position, so it is important that applicants provide is a registered non-profit
an evening phone number for their reference to be contacted. charitable organization
Parents can pick up applications, and return completed
applications, to Hampton's Leisure Services office located
above the rink, or mail to : Pam Bolton, Hampton PRO Kids
Paws and Whiskers Sanctuary Inc.
Confidential, c/o Hampton Community Club, 17 Centennial P. O. Box 4816, Sussex, NB, E4E 5L1
Road, Unit 1, Hampton , NB E5N 6N3. Phone: (506) 433-1256
Note: Confidentiality is strictly adhered to. One activity per Email: pawssanctuary@nb.aibn.com
season per child. This program is for those children who are Website: www.petfinder.org
not participating in other paid recreation programs. 132
H.A.L.L. NEWS
Kids Have Stress Too: (A NB Canadian Mental
Health Association Program) November 17th
& 24th from 7:00-9:00pm. Adults aren't the
only ones who feel stressed. Kids do too.
Some stress is normal, but too much stress
is not good and can affect your child's
conduct as well as their ability to learn. The
good news is that even young children can
learn to manage their own stress. Join us for
both nights, and share the information,
tools and techniques that will assist you in helping your child to:
recognize signs of stress; find ways to help them to effectively
manage the stress; develop coping skills that will last them a
lifetime. Cost is free for HALL Members and $10 for non-
members. Pre-registration is required.
Baby Massage: Saturday, November 27th from 1:30-2:30pm. This
session is for parents and their babies; Saturday, December 11th
from 1:30-2:30pm - this session is specifically for Dad's and their
babies. A great activity and opportunity to help Daddy bond with
baby and give Mommy some R&R time. Paige Danaher, RMT will
guide parents and their babies (birth-12 months) through a
variety of massage techniques that will help: to bond with your
baby; to regulate sleep patterns; to boost the immune system;
improve circulation, helps with digestion and constipation; to be
more aware of baby's cues with physical coordination to enhance
unspoken communication. The cost for each program is
$10/members and $20/non-members. Pre-registration is
required.
Music FUNshop: Saturday, December 4th from 10:00-11:00am
for children 3-5 years of age and their parents! What could be
more fun than a Saturday morning filled with singing, dancing
and a whole lot of fun activities for parents and children! Come
and join Heidi Stephens and have fun while promoting and
encouraging positive interactions and relationships with your
children. Cost is free but spaces are limited so hurry and
register.
To register or for more information on HALL Membership;
Programs; Registration or How to get involved, call the HALL
office at 832 5665 or visit our website www.hamptonalliance.ca.
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HAMPTON
It’s our nature! CRAFT/BAKE SALE - BELLEISLE CREEK
St. Simon & St. Jude’s ACW will be sponsoring their Annual
PUBLIC NOTICE Christmas Craft & Bake Sale on Saturday, November 27th
from 9:00am-2:00pm at the Belleisle Creek Hall. 124
Please be advised that Town Council will be
holding a public hearing on Wednesday,
December 1, 2010 at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers HARVEST FOR THE HUNGRY UPDATE
at 27 Centennial Road, regarding the proposed Thank you from the Deacon’s Cupboard (Kingston’s food
Municipal Plan By-law 189-10, Integrated bank) to all who generously
donated to this year ’s
Community Sustainability Plan and Zoning By-law “Harvest for the Hungry” on Foot Health Center
190-10. Copies of the by-laws are available on the October 31st and to all who The Shoe Fits, Inc.
helped with the food John Hooper, C Ped (C) Tel 333-5552
Town website (www.townofhampton.ca) and at the
Town Office during regular business hours. collection. fhc@nbnet.nb.ca
If your home was missed on Services:
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The deadline for submissions for written the 31 s t , the “Harvest” !Orthopedic footwear
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call Eleanor Baxter of the
laws is 12:00 Noon on Monday, November 29th, Deacon’s Cupboard at 763- CLINIC LOCATIONS:
2010. Comments may also be emailed to the Town 2246 to arrange a convenient 14 Centennial Rd,
Hampton
Clerk at megan@townofhampton.ca. time to drop off your
donation; or call Pastor Brian 33 Beaverbrook Ave,
Megan O’Brien Harrison, Steeves at 763-2648 to have Saint John
Town Clerk/Development Officer someone come to collect By Appointment only,

evening and weekend
your donation. 129 appointments available

HHS GRAD CLASS UPDATE
As the rain, snow and cold weather arrive,
the Grad Class continues to fundraise. Our
next fundraiser is the Monday, November
22nd Coffee House. This Coffee House will
feature many talented Hampton High
students and staff, as well as our special
guest Derek Doucet. Once again, Java
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7:00pm at Hampton High School. Hope to
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Grad fee collection has begun, and the final date to make
your $100 payment is Friday, November 26th. A table will be
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set up every noon hour to facilitate the payment of fees.
Please refer to the letter that was sent home about grad fees.
Tuesday Nov. 23rd for our
This information can also be found on the HHS website. When
students pay their fee, they will also be required to provide Holiday Night from 5-8
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ceremony. 116
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NAUWIGEWAUK DARLINGS SENIORS
The November 8th meeting heard briefly from Pam Kelliher of
Redpath Realty on their program for seniors' when relocating Door Prizes
or downsizing residences. A quartet from the Men of Fundy
entertained members with their very professional singing -
greatly enjoyed by all!
Vice President, Wes Hill, laid the Remembrance Day wreath Start your Holiday Shopping
at the Hampton Cenotaph.
The Dairy Zone meeting will be held in Upham on Monday,
December 6th. Those attending are to bring an un-wrapped
gift for a child and a non-perishable food item. Election of
Tax Free on all Aveda Products
officers for the Zone will take place.
On Monday, December 13th the club will gather for their
meeting at 10:30am and are to bring donations for the food
basket. Then we will be off to Mama George's for Christmas Offering: Pedicures
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SHORELINE CLEAN-UP A SUCCESS
The 3rd annual Great Canadian Shoreline Clean-up at
Lighthouse River Centre was a great success again. The
ORTHOTICS, FOOTWEAR & participants collected 250lbs more garbage this year than
PEDORTHIC CARE last for a total of 780lbs. The Kennebecasis River is a little
cleaner from Bloomfield to Darlings Island do to effort of
volunteers. The Hampton High School Green Team continues
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leg discomfort John Graham who used a flat bottom boat and retrieved a
door with hardware attached. To the Sunday School of
Custom made orthotics by Canadian Certified Hampton United Church who took time prior to church to
Pedothists participate. To Laurie & Margaret Mills, who boarded the
Zephyrus and cleaned the shore line from Hampton's floating
dock out to Darlings Island and back. Thank you also to our
Full patient assessment including biomechanical &
sponsors Tim Horton's for coffee and timbits, Save Easy for
gait analysis garbage bags, The Town of Hampton for removing the
garbage collected and Zelda's River Adventures Ltd for
Fashionable orthopeadic-quality footwear, a full line posters, water, pencils, pens, gloves and the use of the boat.
of lower leg bracing & compression stockings are The Great Canadian Shoreline 16th annual clean-up had
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ups top 5 items collected were; 367,010 - Cigarette butts -
116,138 food wrappers - 74,276 plastic bags - 63,471 caps,
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CRAFT & BAKE SALE IN NORTON
The Norton Elementary School Parents Association will be
holding a Craft & Bake Sale on Saturday, November 20th at
the Norton Legion from 8:30am - 2:00pm, canteen available
(homemade chili, chowder, hotdogs etc). Admission is $2.00
(children under 12 admitted free)
Tables still available by contacting Linda Steen at 839-2938.
All proceeds go to the Parent’s Association. 802
NOT-FOR-PROFIT FUNDING APPLICATIONS Derek Doucet

United Way is now accepting applications &
from Not for Profit Community Agencies for
Program Funding in 2010. Deadline for HHS Student Performers
submissions - November 30th. Applications
are found on the United Way website under
Community/Program Funding tab or Monday, November 22, 2010, 7 pm
contact the office at 658-1212. 808 HHS Cafeteria
Admission: $5.00
MATURE PROFESSIONALS NETWORK IN SJ Enjoy complimentary coffee,
“Mature Professionals Network (MPN) a social networking
organization for single adults over the age of 40 has been tea and cookies
launched in Saint John. MPN offers a forum to meet and
exchange ideas, develop friendships and share common
interests. They have a Meet and Greet Social every Friday Support the HHS 2011 Grad Class
night, 5:30 to 7:30pm at the Chateau Saint John, on
Rockland Road. You will be warmly welcomed by a MPNSJ
greeter who will introduce you to other members. A group of
them also go out to dinner after the Meet and Greet. They
have already participated in several different activities and
are looking forward to a lot more interesting things to do
through the seasons.
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Locally you can register for the
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lunch. Please register by email to
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HRAA NEWS
Wednesdays: Fish 'n' Jam at 7:00pm; Calling all fly tyers! The
HRAA Fish'N'Jam is running. Come on out and listen to our
talented musicians, and learn fly-tying.
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Raffle Tickets Available: This year HRAA will be selling tickets in
co-operation with ASF to support both organizations. Tickets
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are $20 each, or six for $100, with the draw date of December
Quispamsis Preschool / Playschool Programs 29th. Grand prize is a trip to Bella Vista Lodge in Santa Cruz,
Afterschool Programs
Recreation Youth Programs Argentina (two rods for five nights and four days); with
School Closure / Snow Day Programs additional prizes including salmon fishing trips, Restigouche
Centre Birthday Party Packages
Evening prints, and high quality rods and reels. The proceeds
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Report illegal fishing or poaching: Here's the number to contact
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1-800-222-8477.
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Please come to our Santa's Helpers concert at the Kingston
Ernie’s Landscaping
Holly’s Restaurant Vintage Bistro and Lounge
Parish Hall on Friday, November 19th at 7:00pm. This is our
Bayview Credit Union Barry Spalding Law Firm annual fundraiser for the Deacon's Cupboard Food Bank. Our
NAPA Auto Parts Allan, Keith Gaunce Insurance performers include Willie Owens and the Old Time Fiddlers,
Coyle Nissan Services Inc. violins and choirs from MCS, and Donnie & Marie Short,
Nutters AccountingService among others! It promises to be an enjoyable evening of good
company and good music.
Silver Hope to see you there! Ladies, please bring dessert finger
Ron’s Convenience Store and Valley Concrete foods. 407
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Saint John Sea Dogs Kings County Mechanical
Tim Hortons L Sanford and Sons Ltd.
Hampton Gaurdian Pharmacy Hampton Dental Clinic
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FAIRVALE OUTING ASSOCIATION
Ritchies Discount Warehouse Ltd.
RST Industries 8 River Road, Rothesay
RW Drywall
Crib every Wednesday at 7:30pm. For information please call
Bronze Sam Gauvin at 847-8261. Everyone welcome.
Scotiabank Security Holdings Bingo every Thursday night. Doors open at 6:00 games start
Angelo’s Pizza Hair in the Big Blue House at 6:55pm. 10 regular games, 4 specials and a jackpot game.
Pattison Financial Bonney Construction Also early and late games and building pots (Bonanza, Lucky
John Walker Insurance Ed Floyd Excavating 7, Pyramid and Treasure Chest). For information please call
Brookville MFG Co. Vitalis Richard at 847-4163. Canteen services available.
Floyd’s Store Hall rentals are available for various types of
events/activities. The Hall is also available for special benefit
functions at no charge. New members always welcome. For
further information please contact Margaret at 849-0031.
Time to start 402
the winter prep FIDDLE-DOO & POT LUCK SUPPER

There will be a Fiddle Association Fiddle-Doo and Pot Luck
Firewood, snowmobiles, skis, winter tires/rims. Supper hosted by Carol & Wilson Gilmore on Saturday
November 27th at the Lion's Den in Sussex, starting at
Advertise in the Community Classifieds! 2:00pm. Admission is by donation at the door; if staying for
the Pot Luck please bring a item for the meal. There will
Hampton Herald fiddle leaders from around the province, so come and bring
your instrument or just come and listen.
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SUCCESSFUL PIE-MAKING
PLANNING NEXT YEAR’S Once again Macdonald Consolidate Home and School has
conducted an apple pie drive. They wish to thank those local
businesses that donated flour, sugar, lard, and eggs for this
endeavour: Quispamsis Superstore, Quispamsis Co-op,
BUDGET? Quispamsis Sobeys, Durinian’s Poultry and Law's Poultry.

Also a huge thanks to the many volunteers who donated by
dropping off goods or by sending them in with their children
and to those who helped peel apples and roll the dough.
This year the drive realized approximately $3000 which will
Include advertising enable the H&S to continue to provide funding for numerous
school projects. Special thanks to Kim Black and her Mom for
with Ossekeag Publishing in travelling from Alma to make the crust.
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www.ossekeag.ca CHRISTMAS IN THE LANE DESSERT PARTY
The Apohaqui Lower Millstream Recreation Council is
sponsoring the "Christmas in the Lane Dessert Party" on
Thursday, December 2nd at 7:00pm in the Apohaqui
Thank You Recreation Centre (16 Jones Memorial Park Road,

Apohaqui). 20 or more delicious desserts will be presented
for your choice and we have invited Bradley Buchanan to
Jim & Verna Baxter would like to thank our provide an evening of enjoyable music for your listening
friends and family for the cards and gifts pleasure. In the Christmas Lane we have a number of gifted
received on our 50th anniversary. artists and entrepreneurs showing their ware for your
Special thanks to Bev Harrison for the best shopping convenience - you're sure to find a gift for that
wishes certificate and also to our special person on your list. The Doors open at 6:15 and you
daughters Paula Morrow & Wanda Thomas will be greeted with a tasty glass of punch along with crackers
for planning the occasion. and cheese. It promises to be an evening of fun for everyone.
Advanced tickets only - $10 each. Call Marylou Wiggins 433-
5796; Barb Brown 433-2546; Joan Doherty 433-3848; Marsha
Burgess 433-4571 or any other Recreation Council member.
Hope to see you there! And yes, Santa is invited.! 524
433-1001
Offer Expires November 30, 2010

DONATION TO JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAM
The Hampton Golf Club Senior Men’s group recently
presented a cheque for $1,000 to the Junior program. 131
Photo: Brian Daley (right) presenting the cheque to

Sean Miller, Golf Pro at Hampton Club.
FALL YOGA WORKSHOPS IN HAMPTON

A variety of yoga workshops are being offered this fall at
Lifestyles Health and Fitness Studio in Hampton and will be
led by Yoga teacher training students. The workshops will run
for four Friday evenings from 6:00-8:30pm and three Saturday UNEMPLOYED?
mornings from 8:30-11:00am beginning in mid-October.
Workshop themes include Elegant at Any Age Yoga' with Have you considered starting
Pauline Ferguson (November 26th). your own business?
In addition to increasing the participants' knowledge about Attend a free information session to find out more about
yoga and all that it can do for a person, the events are available government programs that can help you get started.
fundraisers - all profit will be donated to the Hampton High When: Every 3rd Tuesday of the month at 10:00 a.m.
Scholarship and Bursary Foundation. Where: 2nd floor of the Sussex post office building
Space is limited and pre-registration is required. The cost is For more information, call Jill: 832-6207
$20/person, per workshop. To pre-register or for more or Dave: 432-2680
information, go to www.yogaworkshopinfo.wordpress.com or
call Jayne Wilbur at (506)832-4141. Names can be left at
Lifestyles Health and Fitness Studio, 14 Centennial Road, Community Economic Development Agency Be...in this place • Être...ici on le peut
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HACC - INNOVATIVE PLANNING
Found Treasures Hampton businesses are invited to
participate in an innovative planning
“Too Good To Toss Furniture” session that will enable the Hampton Area
Chamber of Commerce to set priorities
We are OPEN this Thursday & Friday evening for for the next three to five years. The
customer appreciation days. Drop in to find a objective of the HACC is to provide
treasure at Found Treasures, “too good to toss activities and programs that benefit local
furniture”. We are having in-store specials on businesses through planned networking,
Christmas decor, a drawing for a gift basket and community involvement, learning events, business to
hot refreshments. Kim, Judy and of course, Tucker, business discounting and other programs that lead to the
hope you can come! growth and prosperity of our community.
On Thursday, November 18th from 12:00noon to
approximately 1:30pm at Vintage Bistro & Lounge, Hampton
594 Main Street, Sussex (506) 433-6798 business owners, employees and other stakeholders will be
participating in confidential voting using wireless keypads
UPHAM BREAKFAST BUFFET that will enable high involvement and fast decision making on
Breakfast will be held the second Saturday of each month ideas presented (like “Who Wants To Be a Millionaire”).
8:00-10:00am at the WI/Seniors’ (Hall, 2117 Rte 820) in Results from the voting will appear instantly showing voter’s
Upham. Come and enjoy a really filling breakfast with your choices.
friends and neighbours for only $6.00/person, $20/family - or Activities and new Ideas for the planning session are
have just toast and coffee for $2.00. Presented by the currently being collected using a web-based survey that can
Anglican Parish Churches of Upham. be accessed by all Hampton businesses and employees at:
For more information contact 832-7253. 507 www.surveymonkey.com/s/GNW6LWF.
Please contact the HACC by email at hacc@nbnet.nb.ca or
by phone 832-2559 if you have questions or wish to
AL-ANON/ALATEEN HELP
If your home is unhappy because someone drinks too much
we can help you. Al-Anon/Alateen family group - Take the first step in faith. You don't have to see the whole
www.alanon.alateen.org. Message manager number 634- staircase, just take the first step.
8779. All information strictly anonymous. 809 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. SQ05
y is here again!
a m i l i g h t Friday Nov. 26, from 6pm to 9pm
F gNp p i n
Special Pricing on DeWalt Tools
DeWalt Rep Available
Sh o Freeettia
Kids can visit Santa’s
workshop where they can
purchase a pre-wrapped gift
Freet
Gifping Freshly Popped Popcorn
Wrap proceeds will be donated to
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Poinirst 75 s for mom and dad for only The Hampton Food Bank
F tomer $5.00 Value $10 - $15
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donated to Hampton Food Bank MonFr- iTh- 8aurAsS8aHmOU-6RpmS: & 50% of ms
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Sun - Noo -5pm
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Christmas Sunday
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Shopping
Starts Nov 28 - Dec 19
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406 William Bell Drive 832-5525
HAMPTON RESOURCE CENTRE NEWS
Mondays at 9:00am the quilters and craft workers are there,
busy but enjoying the work and the time spent with their
JOB OPENING
friends. They are still calling for more quilters - it is time that Small Office in Hampton area seeking Receptionist/Clerk
you could enjoy with some old friends or making new friends. Duties & Responsibilities-
If you have any questions about quilting or crafts call Anna
Young at 832-5056. At 1:00pm Swedish Weaving classes are (1)The ideal candidate will possess excellent
ongoing and there is a light lunch served, Any questions communication skills.
about Swedish Weaving call Betty Prentice at 832-5274. At (2)Will be able to work independently and multi-task.
8:00pm the Hampton Hoedowners are on the floor, all (3)Must have a working knowledge of Microsoft word.
enjoying themselves dancing, and enjoying the time they (4)Must have basic accounting skills.
spend with their friends, if you square dance why not drop in,
you are welcome and a lunch is served. Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience.
Tuesdays at 7:00pm Bridge players are there, enjoying the Apply in writing including resume to:
game and friendships. If you play Bridge you are always hampton.jobs1@gmail.com
welcome.
Wednesdays at 7:30pm, "Auction 45" players gather for an
evening of games and friendship, a light lunch is served. New
players are always welcome.
Thursdays at 9:30am the craft shop down in the back is open. COFFEE “DRIVE THRU” IN MIDLAND
The musicians gather and enjoy themselves at 10:00am while
entertaining folks who want to gather to listen to some music Each Friday from 6:00-9:00am Midland Baptist Church
that is hard to beat. A great home cooked dinner is served for (Rte.124 & Upper Midland Road) invites you to get a great
seniors at 12:00noon - if you are a member the price is $4.00, cup of coffee while making a donation toward alleviating
non-members the price is $5.00 world hunger.
If you wish to rent the Centre for a special occasion call 832- Watch for the MAD@poverty Coffee Drive Thru signs. 115
7871, leave a message and your call will be returned. The
Rotary Club of Hampton will provide bar service for functions
at the Centre.
Anyone
having a
birthday or
anniversar y
this month - we
extend our
best wishes; to
anyone one ill
or in hospital
we wish you a
s p e e d y
recovery and
return to the
Centre, we
miss you.
Submitted by
Mary Long. 113

CANADA POST ES 540 Main Street ROTARY HIGHLIGHTS FROM OCTOBER
Hampton The Rotary Club of Hampton wishes to
POST CANADA
E5N 1Z0 thank the public for donating and
purchasing books at our Annual Used
2010 Happy Holidays Book Sale held October 15th & 16th. The
From the staff sale was a resounding success and it will
of Canada Post in Hampton provide approximately $2300 for Rotary
Our hours to serve you are projects in Hampton, elsewhere in
For all your mailing needs we sell: Mon - Fri Canada and around the world. If we add
• Padded envelopes • Money Orders 8:30 - 5:30 the approximately $200 raised by Rotarian Heather Jeffrey
• Packaging, boxes • Stamps
• Pre-stamped envelopes • Xpress post,
Saturday from the sale of her delicious homemade jams and jellies,
• Visa Prepaid cards • Moneygrams 9:00 - 12:30 the total is
n e a r l y
Tel: 832-7523 Fax: 832-7443 $2500.
We would
like also to
thank three
n o n -
Rotarians,
Thank You! M a r i a
Machum,
A big, big thank you for the wonderful surprise P e g g y
McCrae and
birthday party. With a little help and a few tall Meaghan
tales my children managed to keep it a Linton who "Goose Gang" members who won 1st prize
surprise. It was great to see so many family helped with for the Charlotte Street Arts Centre
the heavy Building Fund.
and friends, some who came quite a distance
work of
on a rainy night. It wasn’t a “string quartet”,
lifting boxes, unpacking and repacking books. There is also
it was much better. the staff of the Pharmasave who have sometimes been
rather squeezed in their lunchroom because of the many
Thank you to my kids and grand-kids for boxes of books left at the Pharmasave. A huge thank you
arranging the party, the pictures, quizzes, and goes to them as well. In the future the books are to be left at
Floyd's and from there they will go to the storage area at the
my special song.
Seniors Resource Centre.
The following weekend, on October 24th, we held our
I received so many cards and gifts. I’m making second annual Trivia Night at the Hampton Seniors
a scrapbook to keep the memories alive. Resource Centre. Teams of up to six persons paid $200 to
enter and the prizes to be won by the first three teams were
Thank you all, as follows:
$1000, $500
Beth Allaby and $250 for
each team's
favourite
registered
charity. In
addition,
LOOKING TO HIRE A REGISTERED there was an
g r e a t
MASSAGE THERAPIST FOR A opportunity
to bid on
s e v e r a l
PART TIME POSITION Virginia Stites, Heather Jeffrey and Heather
Wort busy straightening up the books.
s i l e n t
a u c t i o n
items, a
Must be a graduate with a 2200 hour 50/50 draw
Massage Therapy diploma from and five great “pluck-a-duck” prizes with a total value of
An accredited college. over $700. These prizes and some of the silent auction
items were donated by Kent's, Hampton's Home Hardware
Please send resume to 372 Main St, Sussex, NB E4E 1S2 and Five Sons Video. Thank you for supporting our

fundraising a lot of fun. If we had had a prize for the most colourful team
activity in it would certainly have been won by the team of Red Hatters
this way. in their red and purple finery.
In all 14 The evening was, we think, thoroughly enjoyed by all
teams took participants and the members of the club who worked at
part with the the event. We look forward to hosting our Third Annual
first prize Trivia Night again next October. Keep a look out for the
going to the posters and flyers or ask a Rotarian how you get to have a
" G o o s e team signed up. We are hoping to get even more teams
Gang" who next year. See you there! 111
d o n a t e d
their prize to
the Charlotte
"Smithtown United" team won 2nd prize and
donated it to the Dr. V.A. Snow Centre Bus Street Arts
Centre in
Fredericton.
The second place team was a family team who called
themselves "Smithtown United" who donated their prize of
$500 to the Dr. V.A. Snow Centre Bus fund and the third
place team was a team representing the Lutz Longstaff Law
Office who donated their prize to the School Breakfast
Program. There were eight rounds of Trivia Questions and
each round was sponsored by local businesses - Peter White
Law Office, Brenan's Funeral Homes & Crematorium
(Stephen MacMackin), Community Business Development
Corporation - Charlotte/Kings, Bank of Nova Scotia (Al “Lutz Longstaff Law Office" team donated their 3rd
Braynton), Gorman Nason Lawyers ( John MacGillivary), place prize to the School Breakfast Program.
Legacy Associates (Dana Bradshaw) and The Town
Chiropractor (Erik Klein). Our team spirit prize was won by
the "Holy Joes" who while not winning seemed to be having
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CURLING EVENTS
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Kredl’s 22 Annual Come and meet Canadian and former World Champion
Curler, Jennifer Jones, at the Hampton Curling Club from
as Craft Fes 8:00 to 11:00am on Saturday, November 27th.
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charity funspiel sponsored by Wellington West Capital Inc. on
Friday, November 26th and Saturday, November 27th with the
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local food banks). Jennifer will be visiting all the area clubs
over the weekend and will also be taking part in a clinic for
junior curlers at Thistle St. Andrews on Sunday, November
Located just across the Green Bridge, Hampton, NB, on Rte 121 28th at 9:00am. Plan to drop in to take in the curling and meet
2 CRAFT SALES one of Canada's foremost curlers.
Saturday & Sunday Please call Harold Miner at 832-2195, Don McNab at 832-
3291, Bonnie Holder at 832-2853, or go to the website at
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1 Sale Nov 27th 28th
2nd
th
Sale Dec 4 & 5
th 10am-4pm www.wellwestcurl.com for additional information. 143
Over 65 Different Crafts Vendors from Kings, Queens and Saint

John Counties. Woodworking, Scented Candles, Decorated
Wreaths, Jewellery, Tole Painting, Knitting/crocheting, Jams & OSSEKEAG CAMERA CLUB
Jellies, Home Baking, Photographs, Wooden Toys, Leather The Ossekeag Camera Club meets every second Tuesday of
Work, Fir, Pine, and mixed wreaths, and many more Christmas the month from 7:30-9:30pm at the V A Snow Center on
Gift Ideas. DeMille Court in Hampton. The Club welcomes all skill levels
BBQing Kurt’s Sausages. Kredl’s Hot and Cold
Freshly Pressed Apple Cider (NB’s Best Cider) from just beginning to advanced. Our programs consist of
Starbucks Coffee learning sessions, shared experiences, field trips and hosting
Homemade Donuts, Cookies and Cakes at our Coffee Bar of special speakers.
For more information call 832-4042. 117
Kredl’s will be open daily 12-5pm from Dec. 6th ‘til Christmas
To Book a Table call: 832-7568
www.kredls.com
BAKE SALE AT PHARMASAVE
Mel VINCENT
There will be a bake sale held at Pharmasave in Hampton on
Wednesday, November 17th starting at 9:00am. Proceeds from
506-721-3948
506-721-3938 the sale are for the Salina Kirk United Church. 140
mel@homesinsaintjohn.ca
Chris OLIVER
506-721-5478 PET BIRD RESCUE
chris@homesinsaintjohn.ca Located at 95 Neck Road, Summerville, “Pet Bird Rescue”
is a non-profit rescue centre for pet birds who have been
23 Pedersen neglected or cannot remain in their present home. An
$179,900 effort is made to find homes for them, or a home will be
R MLS#SJ104704 provided until other arrangements can be made. For those
EXIT REALTY SPECIALISTS
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Well built 3+2 bedroom who are turning in pets - cage, toys and food must be
home on ¾ acre.
provided.
To view more of our listings go to www.homesinsaintjohn.ca For more information contact 506-763-3323. 825
WILLIAM BELL DRIVE

CANADA CORD RECIPIENTS REFRIGERATION &
Two local senior Pathfinders received the prestigious Canada AIR-CONDITIONING INC.
Cord on October 29th in a ceremony held at the Legislative
Assembly in Fredericton. The awards, presented by the Established 1990
Honourable Graydon Nicholas, Lieutenant Governor of New Saint John 634-7565
Brunswick, are the highest level of achievement that can be
earned in the Guiding program call Pathfinders. 122 Ductless Split Heat Pumps
The Most Efficient Mini-Split
Fujitsu 10 year parts & labour warranty
At the reception at Government House following We Service what We Sell

the ceremony are Emily MacRae (left), His Honour 24 hour service
Graydon Nicholas, and Laura Caldwell. Fast Reliable Service in Saint John & Surrounding Area
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FAMILY MOVIE NIGHTS
There will be a family movie night at the Anglican Rectory in 410
A
Upham on the 2nd Friday of each month; and at the St.
R-
Affinity Series
™
Barnabas Anglican Church in Barnesville on the last Friday of
each month. Everyone welcome. 119
SJ COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS EXCHANGE

The Saint John Community Christmas Exchange is a volunteer
non-profit, charitable organization operated by a Board of 15
Directors, made up of representatives from churches, the
Salvation Army, St. Vincent de Paul and interested individuals
from the Saint John and area communities. Each November the
Exchange Office develops and maintains a new registration list
for the churches and agencies in the Saint John and surrounding
area to alleviate duplicate sponsors.
Individuals or groups wishing to assist a family or make a
donation for a Christmas dinner may do so by contacting the
Christmas Exchange office at 634-7868. The Christmas
Exchange Office will be open from November 15th until noon,
December 21st Monday to Friday from 9:00am until 3:00pm. 859
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P.A.C.K. NEWS
All PACK programs are free. For
more information about us please
call 432-2610 or visit our website at
www.packsussex.org.
Baby Signs - Parents and infants
learn sign language together and it's
also an excellent way in promoting
Christmas show opens Nov 12 secure attachment, language
development and literary. Baby Signs does not hinder their
Book Now Limited Availability speech. Our next six week course is November 16th, 23rd &
30th from 10:30-11:30am at the PACK office. Please call to
CSI register for this free program!

Music 'N' Me - Is a much loved music program where parent
and child both get to sing, dance, play a variety of
Bells will be ringing instruments, learn rhymes, hear stories and enjoy a small
snack. Every Wednesday from 10:30-11:30am at the Norton
Village office/Fire Hall (no school = no music).
New Year’s Eve Gala Kindergarten Readiness FUNSHOPS - These Free FUNSHOPS are
supported by School District 6 and are only for those children
Dec 31, 2010 entering kindergarten in the Fall of 2011. Space is very
Ring in the new year at limited (20 max) and fills up extremely fast. Come out for
Phoenix Dinner Theatre FUN hands on learning activities involving Art, Science,
and start your year off right. Literacy and Music. Our first FUNSHOP (Music) is set for
Saturday, November 20th from 10:00-11:30am. Registration
CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS is a must! Literacy, Art and Science will be offered in the new
website: www.phoenixdinnertheatre.com year.
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CRAFT & BAKE SALE

The Men’s Group of St. John’s United Church (Sussex
Corner) are sponsoring a Craft & Bake Sale from Friday,
November 26th from 1:00-7:00pm and Saturday, November
Colouring Contest 27th from 9:00am-3:00pm. Admission is free and a canteen
will be available. 527
In honor of Ossekeag's 10 year anniversary,
there will be a coloring contest in the
November 30th Hampton Herald LOCAL PARKINSON CHAPTER MEETING
issue for children in three age groups: The Sussex Valley Parkinson Chapter will hold it’s next
meeting on Thursday, November 18th in the Sobey’s
Preschool, Kindergarten to Grade 2, conference room starting at 2:00pm. This will be a very
and Grade 3 to 5 Ossekeag
important meeting and everyone is welcome.
Publishing
Submissions will be collected at the will also For more information please contact Max Lutz at 433-3330
donate $1 or Leona Gionet at 433-5342. 520
Hampton Santa Parade on to the
Saturday, December 4th by the Hampton
"Ossekeag Angels" as part of Ossekeag's Food Bank
for each
First Santa Parade participation. colored
They can also be dropped off at the office at submission.
242 Main Street before 5:00 p.m. on
Tuesday, December 7th.
One winner from each of the three age

groups will receive a $20 Toys R Us
gift certificate and will be QUALITY EXTERIOR BUILDING PRODUCTS
announced in the December 14th issue of
the Hampton Herald. 12 Lowell Street - Sussex, NB E4E 1Y5
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Happy Coloring! PHONE 433-3627 TO SAVE
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MATTHEW’S PUMPKIN
Matthew MacDonald, who is a resident of the Dr. V. A. Snow
Centre has a hobby of growing pumpkins. Matt and his
brother Parker (who passed away in May of the year) used to
Reaching over 40,000 homes across
tend their gardens faithfully together. Their biggest prize was Southern New Brunswick every two weeks!
their Halloween pumpkins.
This year, Matthew’s pumpkins seemed to have a special
characters on their stems - one appears to be an angel and The Hampton Herald
one a witch. 121 Delivered free to 7,275 homes in Nauwigewauk, Hampton,
Bloomfield, Norton, Kingston Peninsula, Hatfield Point,
Belleisle, Belleisle Creek, Barnesville, Upham, Titusville,
Kars Smithtown.
The Valley Viewer

Delivered free to 10,612 homes in the towns of Rothesay &
Quispamsis.
The Sussex Herald

Delivered free to 10,645 homes in Apohaqui, Sussex, Sussex
Corner, Coles Island, Cody’s, Cambridge Narrows,
Penobsquis, Petitcodiac, Havelock, Salisbury.
WesTides
Delivered free to 11,469 homes in Welsford, Public Landing,
South Bay, Morna, Ketepec, Belmont, Acamac, Martinon
and Grand Bay-Westfield, Lorneville and Saint John West.
SUSSEX CHRISTMAS CONCERT Ossekeag Publishing Co. Ltd.

The Sussex Choral Society will hold its annual Christmas ... Your Community Connection
Concert on Sunday, December 12th 8:00pm, at St. Francis Home of the Hampton Herald, Sussex Herald,
Xavier Church in Sussex. The award-winning choral society Valley Viewer & WesTides
heralds the Christmas season! Don't miss this dynamic
concert, with guest appearances by the youth group
Contrast, and the Sussex Corner Elementary School Honour
Choir. Under the expert baton of David Mitchell, with
brilliant accompanist Karen Gallagher, this is an evening not
Know who to turn to
to be missed.
Tickets are $12, available from Winterwood, Connie's
Collectables, and at the door. 826
We want the things you don’t!!

ANTI-BULLYING NEW NUMBER The Canadian Diabetes Association Clothesline
A youth-created Anti-Bullying Website toll-free line for youth, program collects the items you no longer want, in
parents, and the general public can be accessed 24/7, 365
order to generate revenue to help those suffering
days a year by anyone in Canada. Anyone may access the
(new) toll-free number at: (877) 352-4497. 803 from Diabetes. People wishing to donate can call
the “Clothesline” at 1-800-505-5525 for a free
home pick-up of their reusable clothing and
household items. Individuals additionally have the
RELAPSE PREVENTION SUPPORT GROUP option of dropping off soft items only at their
Meetings (chaired by Ken) will be held every Tuesday, nearest drop box location, shown below.
1:30pm at the Community Health Centre on Bayard Drive
next to St. Joseph’s Hospital. We are looking for your support Ossekeag Publishing,
to get this rolling again!
For more information please call: Ken Warner at 672-8002.
242 Main St, Hampton
815
A cure for Diabetes could be hiding in your closet,
thank you for your support!
Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle,

and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness
never decreases by being shared.
Buddha. SQ03
IT’S BIG!
Join us for the Grand Opening of our New Hometown Sears Store in Hampton.
Come in and share a coffee & donut with us and browse.
Doors open at 9:00am, Friday the 26th of November.
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370 Main St., Hampton

832-5581
Mon. - Fri. 10:00am - 6:00pm
Sat. 10:00 - 5:00pm Hometown store
HAMPTON FOOD BASKET & CLOTHING
CENTRE
Fortunately for our clients, the good folk of Hampton and
surrounding areas are rallying to support this out reach,
boxes of cereal have been arriving and creating great joy in
the hearts of our volunteers. We are hoping that these gifts
will continue through November and will change the JOIN US ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21st AT THE LIONS
CLUB IN SUSSEX (524 Main Street) FOR AN OPEN
request for December to that of pancake mix, which will be HOUSE WITH FREEDOM TRAVEL!!
a welcome component of the Christmas baskets. WE WILL BE AVAILABLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ON
ALL TOURS, AND PROVIDE INFORMATION ON ALL OF
If any of you have supplies of Christmas wrapping paper, OUR SERVICES. PLEASE JOIN US! 2PM ~ 4PM
cards or decorations, we would greatly appreciate having Our Upcoming Tours:
them for the Thursday, November 18th handout day.
Since our storage space is limited, we are asking that Shopping Day Tour to Bangor Date: Dec 11
Passport Required. $40 pp
donations of clothing be limited to seasonal wear and that
no more summer clothing should be offered. We are no Christmas in the Capital Date: Dec 4.
Candlelight Dinner at Kings Head Inn & Shopping at the Market.
longer able to store mattresses or upholstered items and $95 pp
we are in need of single beds, one queen size bed and a Living Christmas Tree in Moncton Date: Dec 5
separate queen size headboard, two washing machines, Southern New Brunswick's most enduring production. $60 pp
one crib and one dresser; if you any such items please call "Lights in the Valley" with David Goss Date: Dec 15
Janice at 832-4340. Proceeds go to Harbour Lights Campaign. $20 pp
The next day for preparation is on Wednesday, November Christmas at the Castle Date: Dec 24 - 26
17th and clients will be served from 8:30-11:00am on Visit the beautiful Fairmont Algonquin Hotel~ Bring along a few friends!
No driving, no parking. Come and enjoy the season. $595 pp Double *
Thursday, November 18th. Please have your Medicare
Caribbean Cruise Tour Date: Jan 31- Feb 12, 2011
numbers for all the family and civic address with you as this NO FLIGHTS! Go from winter to the sunny Caribbean Islands!
will be the last date for Christmas registration. Clients are
asked to register with the Food Basket or bank closest to Freedom Travel, 80 Charlotte Street, Saint John, NB, Canada, E2L 2J3
Tel: (506) 632-1012 Toll Free: 1 800-561-2324 Fax: (506) 631-0980
where they live; all medicare numbers are cross checked www.freedomtours.com Email: info@freedomtours.com
with the central Christmas Exchange to ensure one basket
per family.
If you are beginning to worry about what to give your
family or friends for Christmas, relax, we have just the
thing for you, our gift cards are available. A donation made
in their name/names is a great way to celebrate the Season;
also a great way to honour Jesus, the reason for the Season,
call Betty 832-7526 (we also have cards for all other
HOLIDAY
seasons and reasons!).
Christmas baskets will be available on Wednesday,
December 22nd and as usual, the community is invited to
FOOD DRIVE
come and help assemble them at 8:00am that day; most of The staff of Ossekeag Publishing
the work will be completed by 11:00am. So if you are full of is collecting non-perishable
the Christmas spirit and would like to enjoy the fellowship food items for the Hampton Food Basket.
and fun, join us for a while during that time and experience
first hand the joy of giving. The church Hall will be open
from 1:00pm on Tuesday, December 21st to arrange the Please help
gifts and goodies ready for the great spree. us give to
We extend our most grateful thanks to the Pickwauket those in
Lions Club for their very generous donation, to the need this
Hampton High School for the impressive collection of food Christmas
stuff from their ‘Trick or Eat’ activities and to the KV Old
Boys for the masses of carrots that they harvested from the
Fullerton Farm. Thanks of course to the generous farmers
who invited the harvesters. Anyone wishing to contribute
Mailing address is: Hampton Food Basket, 39 Tilley can drop off food items to our
Street, unit 2, Hampton NB E5N 5B4. Receipts for all office at
donations will be issued in the new year unless otherwise 242 Main St., Hampton
requested. between the hours of 9am-5pm,
Emergency Numbers: - Janice 832-4340, Judy, 832-3291, Monday to Friday.
Debbie 832-4039, Tanya 977-1616, Betty 832-7526.
Donations will be accepted until
‘Inasmuch as ye have done it unto the least of these my brethren, ye have noon on Friday, December 17
done it unto me’. 107

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A roundabout is an •Continue until you reach your exit.
intersection where traffic
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clockwise circle around • Never come to a full stop in a roundabout unless
a centre island. traffic conditions require it.
• Use your right turn signal to let other road users know where you plan
Town of Hampton to exit.
27 Centennial Rd. • Exit at a slow speed.
PO Box 1066 • As you exit, watch for people using the crosswalk, and be
Hampton, NB ready to stop.
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*TC-1002674* intersections. How? Since roundabouts do not have stop signs or traffic
lights, traffic moves slowly around the circle. This means fewer stops and
delays for drivers.
To reduce noise and air pollution
•Ride your bicycle through the Roundabouts improve the quality of life for people living nearby.
roundabout as a motor vehicle. How?
Or • Slow moving traffic makes less noise than traffic that must
•Walk your bike across the stop and start, speed up and brake.
crosswalk as a pedestrian.
• Vehicles don’t idle at stop signs or traffic lights.
This means drivers use less gas and fewer
idling cars means less exhaust
fumes in the air.
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TOWN TALK
Young Entrepreneurs making their By Richard Malone, Town Manager
mark in your community Congratulations residents of
Hampton! We received a five bloom
rating again in the International
Communities in Bloom competition. A
Massage Therapy Clinic five bloom rating is the highest rating
832-3502 Amy Brittain Wheatley RMT available in the competition and
600 Main Street Hampton Hampton scored 85%. Honorable HAMPTON
Specializing in Deep Tissue Therapy
Covered by most insurance plans
mention went to the Hampton High It’s our nature!
Evening Appointments Available School Memoria Military Heritage
Project. The winner this year was Warwick, New York. CIB is
Name: Amy Brittain Wheatley, RMT/Owner another town sponsored event that would not be possible
Business Name: ReAlign Massage Therapy without the work of many volunteers and community
Location: 600 Main Street, Hampton, New Brunswick organizations and we thank them for their work on this
project.
A bit of history:
As most residents are aware, the roundabout opened on
Amy began her career as a Registered Massage Therapist in Friday, November 5th. Additional asphalt is still required on
2003 and has been practicing in Hampton since 2004. Amy’s the roundabout and this will be done as soon as weather
practical experience as a student and RMT includes work at the permits. Decorative lighting, sidewalks and landscaping are
Stan Cassidy Center for Rehabilitation, UNB Sport Massage also planned and will continue this fall. Many residents have
Clinic, ACTM Pathology Clinic, Marathon by the Sea, CIS been asking the purpose of the inside lane in the roundabout.
Hockey Tournaments, and the Canada Winter Games. Through This is a rollover lane and is used to accommodate larger
these experiences she has come to specialize in Schweitzer’s vehicles such as transport trucks. Currently, the lanes are
Deep Tissue Therapy, a highly effective system of deep tissue
divided by a curb and next Spring, the asphalt in the rollover
therapy and the only technique she has been using since 2006.
In 2007 she began teaching these techniques with Gary lane will be stamped and coloured to further differentiate it
Schweitzer in workshops across Canada. When the from the driving lane. Please refer to the centre of this edition
opportunity to open up her own massage clinic arose, Amy of the Hampton Herald for information on roundabouts and
jumped on it. In June 2009, Amy opened “ReAlign Massage how they are used.
Therapy,” located at 600 Main Street, Hampton, across from the Town Council recently held the public presentation of our
Pharmasave. Since then, Amy has seen steady growth and is new Municipal Plan and Zoning By-law. The Municipal Plan,
currently seeking other registered massage therapists to join which includes an Integrated Community Sustainability
her team. Plan, will guide our development and planning for the next
What advice would Amy offer to new entrepreneurs?
five years. The plan can be viewed and downloaded from our
website or copies can be picked up at the Town Office. The
1. If you have a passion for your career, you can overcome any public is invited to submit written comments on the plan to
obstacle! the Town Office by 12:00noon on Monday, November 29th,
2010. Comments can also be emailed to the Town Clerk at
2. Only challenge that I face now is finding associates that have megan@townofhampton.ca. A Public Hearing will be held on
excellent therapeutic skills and are committed to quality, client- Wednesday, December 1st at 7:00pm in the Council
centered care. Chambers. At the hearing, residents will be provided the
opportunity to speak in favour of, or in opposition to, the
To contact ReAlign Massage Therapy, call 832-3502 proposed plan. If you have any questions or would like
clarification of the process or any items in the plan, please
If you are a young entrepreneur who wishes to be contact the town office.
profiled in next months issue please contact Karl Augustin For more information or to contact us, please call 832-6065,
at karl.augustin@cbdc.ca. e-mail info@townofhampton.ca or visit our website at
www.townofhampton.ca. 101
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SUSSEX REGIONAL LIBRARY NEWS
46 Magnolia Avenue, 432-4585 sussexpl@gnb.ca;
www.gnb.ca/publiclibraries
Hours: Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 10:00am-5:00pm,
Wednesday 12:00noon-8:00pm, Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm,
In Memory
Sunday & Monday - closed. of Jack (John) Rattray
SRL is delighted to host two author visits this month! Award-
winning freelance journalist Christopher A. Walsh will be
Everyday in some small way
here on Wednesday, November 17th at 7:00pm. The Memories of you come our way.
Inspirational Book Club welcomes Johanna Bertin to their Though absent, you are always near
November meeting on Saturday, November 20th at 10:30am. Still missed, Loved and always dear.
Everyone is invited to both of these events.
Wife Helen, Family
Preschool Programming:
Introduce your baby to the life-long pleasure of books and
Grandchildren, & Great Grandchildren
stimulate language development at Babies in the Library! You
and your little one (up to 18 months) will enjoy exercises,
tickles, rhymes, bounces, music and board books. B.I.L. runs Behind the Music. Copies of these books are available at the
every Friday from 10:30-11:00am. At Toddler Tales children front desk. New members are always welcome!
(18mos-3yrs) and caregivers enjoy a theme-based story, Saturday, December 4th - our Annual Family Christmas Party
fingerplays, circle songs and playtime. Toddler Tales is the will take place on from 3:00-4:30pm. We’ll have fun reading
next step after Babies in the Library and helps prepare your Christmas stories, making crafts, playing games, decorating
child for Storytime and runs every Thursday from 10:30- our Christmas tree and we’ll end our party with pizza and
11:00. Storytime is 30 minutes of stories, action songs, cookies. Everyone welcome! For more information please call
fingerplays and fun designed to stimulate children's 432-4585. 504
imaginations and help teach listening, language and social
skills, all of which contribute to school readiness. Bring your
3-5 year old to Storytime every Thursday from 10:30-
11:00am. BINGO - NEWS FLASH!!!!!
The Adult Book Club will meet on Wednesday, November Bingo Wednesdays, 7:00pm at the WI/Seniors’ Hall in Upham
17th at 6:30pm to discuss A Reliable Wife by Robert Goolrick; (2117 Rte 820)! Canteen is available and everyone is
and the Inspirational Book Club will meet on Saturday, welcome come out for a fun evening.
November 20th at 10:30am to discuss Don Messer: The Man Sponsored by the Hammond River Valley Seniors. 512
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NB GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEETING
New!! The Saint John Branch of the New Brunswick Genealogical
Society, will meet on Wednesday, November 24th, 7:30pm at
HHS Digital Message Board the Lion's Den, Loch Lomond Villa. This month's program will
be our Christmas celebration with the theme being "Music
Among our Ancestors". Everyone is encouraged to bring
along old music books, sheet music, pictures or musical
Hampton High School is upgrading to a digital items which are connected to someone on your family tree.
message board next to the ball field and we need your A special event of the evening will be an auction where you
help. This board is constantly changed by the school to can bring a genealogical item, baked goodies, home
promote not only school activities but also a whole preserves … anything goes. All proceeds raised will go toward
host of community events. the Dan Johnson award.
If your business or company would like to sponsor a There will be books for sale and of course holiday treats, so
portion of this new system here is what we will do for please join us for a festive evening of reminiscing. All are
you. welcome. 813
In return for your financial
contribution of $1,000 we
will display your logo in a
6”x 10” advertising space on KVMBA PITCHING CLINIC
our message board. Once again KVMBA will be holding an indoor fastpitch clinic
With only 16 spaces for all girls from Sussex to St. Stephen. The clinic will be at
available they will be Lakefield Elementary every Thursday from 7:00-9:00pm
reserved on a first come first beginning October 14th through to March 8th. The cost for
served basis. the clinic is $50. Indoor shoes are required and if possible
your own catcher would be helpful.
To register please call Sandra Horton at 847-2806 anytime.
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To reserve a space or ask any

questions please call 832-6024.
SJ CHORALE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS GALA
Maestro Spencer Belyea is once again on top form to produce
yet another fantastic Christmas Gala on Saturday, December
Jr. Kindergarten & Kindergarten 4th. This year's "feast" with the Saint John Chorale will include
the wonderful talents of Clarinetist Nick Godsoe, also the
OPEN HOUSE rich sound of the 3rd Field Artillery Regiment Band, directed
by Capt Michael Molloy.
Tuesday, Nov 23rd The beautiful sounds of young voices will also delight us
from the Loch Lomond Senior School Choir, a Trio from Saint
Every hour on the hour John High School and Spencer Belyea will direct the KV High
9am to 1pm School Bluetones Jazz Choir. To top off the evening, the
Meet the teacher Symphony Chorus will perform Handel's Hallelujah Chorus
View the programs from Messiah and lead an audience sing-a-long. CBC's own
Fun activities for Steven Webb will be the M C for this great Christmas
your pre-school child extravaganza.
Curtain time is 7:30pm on December 4th at the Imperial
Theatre. Call 674-4100 for tickets. See you at the show! 829
JK for 4-yr-olds
three or five mornings a week
kingergarten
five days a week Gagetown’s 14th annual
The Village of Gagetown"s
Christmas in the Village
Saturday November 27th 28th
28th ~ Sunday November 29th
10 am - 5pm
Two days of unique shopping opportunities.
opportunities
Products madeandby localactivities.
festive artists and artisans.
Sussex Christian School lan
ning Take this opportunity to visit many studios, shops,
shops
45 Chapman Drive, Sussex w P
No for 1 homes,Restaurants
restaurants and Bed
bed && breakfasts.
For more information call 433-4005 201
homes, Breakfasts.
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www.sussexchristianschool.ca Fa True
True Holiday
Holiday Spirit
Spirit is
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SUSSEX ART CLUB MEETING
The members of the Sussex Art Club will be holding the
November meeting at St. Paul's United Church, (4 Morrison
Ave., Sussex), on Tuesday, November 30th at 7:00pm. Anyone
interested in joining the Art Club will be welcome.
Hope to see you there. Our next meeting will be in January.
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KENNEBECASIS PUBLIC LIBRARY

1 Landing Court, Quispamsis, 849-5314, 849-5318 (fax), Email:
kennebpl@gnb.ca. WELCOME TO BLOOMFIELD
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Tuesday-Thursday 10:00am-8:30pm; Saturday 9:30-5:00pm; BE IN YOUR NEW HOME BY CHRISTMAS
CALL SHIRLEY RYAN FOR DETAILS, 333-1177
Sunday - closed. To register for any programs, please call 849-
5314.
Childrens Programs:
Family Drop-In Table: Our family drop-in centre has weekly
themes and crafts for parents/caregivers and children to
enjoy together.
Toddler Story Time: For children 18
months and still under three years and
their parents/caregivers. Tuesday
mornings from 10:30-11:00am.
Registration is not required.
Three-and-Up Club Story Time: For
children three to five years and their
parents/caregivers. Friday mornings
from 10:30-11:00am. Registration is
not required.
Re a d i n g B u d d i e s G ro u p : Fo r
elementary school aged children who
are learning English as a second
language. Saturdays from 10:30-
11:30am. This program is a volunteen
program. Please call 849-5314 to
register your child. This program runs
in conjunction with the Newcomers
Coffee Hour.
Adult Programs:
Newcomers Coffee Hour: Meets every
Saturday from 10:30-11:30am. Make
new friends and practice your English
in a comfortable social setting.
Everyone welcome. Registration is
required. English speaking volunteers
needed. This program runs in
conjunction with the Reading Buddies
Program.
Adult Book Club: Meets every third
Thursday between 12:00 and 1:00pm.
Registration is not required.
Special Events at the Kennebecasis Public
Library:
Tuesday Evening Zen Teen Yoga: For 13-19
year olds on Tuesday evenings from
6:30-7:15pm. This program runs from
November 9th to November 30th and Eldridge’s Honda
registration is required.
Christmas Open House & Children's
th
1230 Fairville Blvd, Saint John 635-1223
Puppet Show: Friday, December 10
at 10:30am. Registration is not
required. 404
Reminder: LEAH MACGOWAN MEMORIAL
CURL
The Leah MacGowan Memorial Curl will be held on Saturday,
November 20th at the Hampton Curling Club. There is no
registration fee but each curler must obtain pledges. Online
fundraising is also available. Lunch is provided free of charge;
Comfortable Oil Heat there are prizes and a whole lot of fun. No experience is
Is still the most economical fuel source! necessary for this event. You may register a team or you can
register as an individual, we will place you on a team. You can
Today’s Oil heat burns hotter than natural gas, also become a "ghost" fundraiser, where you obtain pledges in
electricity and even propane, up to 37,000 BTU/liter the name of another curler.
(British Thermal Units). With a direct oil-fired water For more information, to register, to obtain a pledge sheet
heater, your water will heat up to twice as fast as with or to make a donation please contact Tanya Henderson at
natural gas and up to five times faster than with 832-3236 or mhender@nbnet.nb.ca. 840
electricity.
Call today for details on our financing or rental

options on new equipment. COFFEE “DRIVE THRU” IN MIDLAND
Each Friday from 6:00-9:00am Midland Baptist Church
Oil Tank Furnaces Boilers Hot Water Heaters (Rte.124 & Upper Midland Road) invites you to get a great
cup of coffee while making a donation toward alleviating
world hunger.
Watch for the MAD@poverty Coffee Drive Thru signs. 115
Reminder: QUALITY OF LIFE INITIATIVE

MEETING
Mark your calendar for Thursday, November 18th - the Quality
201 Broad St., Saint John, NB 635-6060
Smith Creek Rd., Sussex, NB 432-4900 of Life Initiative will be showing the documentary, GASLAND
(a film about the environmental hazards of drilling and
hydraulic fracking for natural gas) at the Central Kings
Recreation Center starting at 7:00pm. There will be an
opportunity to ask questions about the impact of this method
of natural gas extraction in Kings County and beyond.
We look forward to seeing you there. 821
WOMEN'S HEALTH EDUCATION SESSION

Come join us to learn more about Women's wellness. Topics
such as menopause, hot flashes, bladder health, constipation
763-2222 and breast health will be covered. Please join us on Saturday,
November 27th from 10:00am-12:30 pm at the Saint John
Public Library, 1 Market Square for this free session.
Complimentary refreshments and a light lunch will be
served. You must pre-register by calling 632-5720. 850
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ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION #76
1935 Rte 121, Norton NB
Mondays - 45's at 8:00pm.
Tuesdays - Double crib at 8:00pm.
Wednesdays - House League Darts, for more
information contact Heather Benjamin at
433-6428.
Thursdays - Correction: Dabber Bingo,
Jackpot $1,000 in 50#’s or less & building.
Jackpot starts at $350 in 51#’s and/or
consolation prize $100. Doors open at
6:00pm, Bonanza game starts at 6:30pm
sharp. Bonanza - a building jackpot in 52#’s and/or
consolation prize $100. We also have wild #’s in some of
regular bingo games. Come & support your charity event.
Starts 7:00pm sharp.
Saturdays - Single crib @ 8:00pm.
Are you a veteran who does not receive a pension or health
care benefits? It does not matter how long you served. For
more information contact Gordon McKenzie, Service Officer
RCL #76 at 432-0779.
To rent the Legion Hall please contact Marg Lewell at 839-
2212 or Gordon at 432-0779 or 485-8849. 502
STEWARTON UNITED CHURCH NEWS

What better way to begin Advent then to attend Stewarton
United on Sunday, November 28th at 3:00pm. What was it
like for those inhabitants of Stewarton in late November?
Most likely the men, women and children were wrapped up in
heavy woolen scarves and mittens, excited about sharing
news with neighbors and friends who they may not have seen
Our 1st Annual for a week or more and may not see until spring because the
snow might be too deep for the horses to get to church.
BLACK FRIDAY SALE! Hymns would have been sung with the aid of a tuning fork and
Rev. Jack would have given a stirring sermon with his Scottish
Nov. 25th, 26th, 27th brogue. Possibly, families shared their fruit cakes and
preserves after church and made sure those in the
community who were less fortunate had fire wood and
25% off our entire inventory! potatoes for the winter.
We all have reaped from the hard work of the first settlers
Tax-Free shopping every day! from the clearing of land, digging of wells and building of
churches. So we invite you to join us as we celebrate
For women and men, from business to Stewarton United, the beginning of Advent and the memories
casual to special occasion, customers of the early days of New Brunswick on November 28th. Shared
are delighted by our quality and brand lunch to follow. 526
name finds. We also offer fine china,
home decor, formal and children’s wear.
CARD PARTIES IN LOWER MILLSTREAM
SUPPORT Atlantic Canada’s 1st residential Hospice as Auction 45's cards every Tuesday evening at 7:30pm at the
you enjoy a tax-free Feel Good Shopping experience! Lower Millstream Hall (Rte 880/875). The cost to play is
$4.00/person and includes a 50/50 ticket and lunch. Come
bring your friends and have a fun evening. 505
Mon-Wed 10am-5pm
Thurs-Fri 10am-8pm BREAKFAST IN BARNESVILLE
Saturday 10am-5pm
The Barnesville Presbyterian Church (1257 Rte 820
Barnesville) is holding a breakfast the 3rd Saturday of each
77 Catherwood St.
month from 8:00-11:30am with a choice of two complete
Saint John West breakfasts. $5/adult, $3/child, pre-schoolers eat for free.
649 2762 Everyone welcome. 508
Harold Lackie’s
85th Birthday. Dear Sanford,
Thinking of you on
There will be an what would be
Open House your 100th Birthday;
at the WI Hall in Upham on We miss you.
Sunday, November 28th,
from 2-4pm.
Love Thane, Karen,
Best Wishes Only
For more details, please call Trudy at 832-4326 Isaac, Matthew Samuel and William
Happy 65th Birthday Thank You

Betty Land! I would like to thank
Open house Nov 20 my friends & family for the
2-4pm at her home, cards and gifts on my
th
17 Marshall Hill, Sussex. 80 birthday.
Special thanks to all who
Come help us celebrate! made the day memorable.
Anna Ketchum
Thank You Thank you for the many memorial donations,

Thank you to my family, those who helped, sympathy cards, emails, phone calls, flowers,
all who attended and for the cards & gifts visits and food brought to the house.
received at my 90th Birthday Open House. Special thanks to Jane Boyd-Aucoin and
Dr. Bewick of the SJRH Heart Clinic; Brock
You made it a day I will long remember. Reid and Reid’s Funeral Home;
Rev. Peter Gillies of Trinity Anglican Church
in Kingston
Rev. Murray Urquhart
Alida Nutter and family
Munn - In Loving Memory

of a dear Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Great Grandmother. DREW - In Loving Memory of
Mary C. Munn L. Gerald Drew,
who passed away one year ago, November 16, 2009. who passed away one year ago, November 9, 2009.
We thought of you with love today,
But that is nothing new,
We thought about you yesterday, As time unfolds another year,
And days before that too.
Memories still keep you ever near;
We think of you in silence,
We often speak your name, Silent times of time together,
All we have are memories,
And a picture in a frame. Hold memories that will last forever.
Your memory a keepsake, Lovingly remembered,
With which we’ll never part,
God has you in his keeping, Forever loved, The Munn family.
We have you in our heart. Hedley and Family.

HAMPTON PONY CLUB REGIONAL WINNERS
MASSAGE Congratulations to Justin Smith, Katie Jardine and Jennie
Ogden of the Hampton Pony Club on your 1st place finish at
MATTERS Registered Massage Therapists
the Regional Qualifiers!
Each of these 3 riders have earned a spot on the NB/PEI
team for 2011. They join a team of 4 riders who will get a
Cara Seeley chance to show off their skills and knowledge at the National
Jane McConchie-Payne Dressage Competition next year.
(receptionist) The National Dressage Competition is held annually based
Lyndi Leask on qualifying competitors from the prior year. The National
Melissa Smith Dressage competition in 2011 is being held in the Ottawa
Erin Dunlop Valley area in Ottawa, Ontario. The event is comprised of 2
433-4033 technical tests, 1 mystery test, 1 written test and a turnout
368 Main St, Sussex score. The competitors will ride 2 different horses for each of
Evening Appointments & Gift Certificates Available the technical tests and will use one of them for their mystery
test. The competitors who qualify for this competition are
determined by each region naming a champion at a Regional
Dressage competition. The NB/PEI Region held ours on
We're glad October 17th in Salisbury , NB.
The Hampton Pony Club has a few fundraising events
You asked! coming up to help send our riders to Ottawa . We are hosting
an Evening at the Phoenix Dinner Theatre on November
19th. The theatre is presenting their Christmas show “Bells
Karen Bremner will be Ringing”. Everyone is welcome to join us. Tickets are
available by contacting Tammy at 839-2615.
CREATING SPECIAL TRIBUTES! Congratulations to all our riders and grooms who helped
The possibilities are endless when you truly listen to what special things make this competition a great one! 838
were important to the individual and to their family.
For example, one simple, yet touching memorial for someone that loved
flowers would be the gift of flower packets. Just using packets of flower
seeds to give to those at the visitation and/or the funeral service would
be okay, but it could be much more. Picture a table set up in the chapel,
with a table cover from this lady's kitchen. On the table would be a large
garden basket, tied with a beautiful bow on the handle. Next to the
basket would be her gardening gloves, and hand tools. In the basket
would be packages of forget-me-not seed packets, with a label printed
on each saying
"...please take one of these packages in my memory. I hope the flowers
bloom, bringing you joy, as my family and friends have brought me joy!
God Bless You!" Love, Helen.
We believe that a family placing their trust in us to care for someone they
have loved is a sacred trust. We strive to care for each family with Faith,
Caring and Compassion.
Celebrate The Lives Of People You Love
Reid’s Funeral Home & Cremation Centre L-R: Justin Smith, Jennifer Hanson (coach), Katie
1063 Main Street, Hampton 832-5541 Jardine, Jen Ogden
www.reidsfh.com
Funeral Directors: Barbara & Brock Reid, Leonard Goobie & Karen Bremner
FUNDY SPECIAL OLYMPICS

Bowling is offered in two places, and you can go to one or both
Dairytown Grooming the KV lanes on Sundays from 7:00-9:00pm; or whenever we
finish three strings at the Bowlarama (West Saint John) on
Mondays 4:00-6:00pm. The cost is $4.00 for three strings.
Large and small breeds welcome Floor Hockey for KV Area will Start at the Lakeview
Elementary School on the Pettingill Road, off of Kensington
25 Vail Court, Sussex St. It will be on Tuesday nights at 7:00pm.
Saint John Floor hockey will be at the Carleton Community
Center at 8:00pm on Tuesdays, coached by Ed Lutes and Jeff
Cormier.
Call (506)433-3889 Basket Ball will also be offered here on Saturday afternoons
(times have not been announced yet); and swimming is
offered Thursdays 6:30 to 8:30, Saint John High School.
Contact Wayne Crandall 847-7860, Ann Waddell 763-2257,
Linda Walsh 849-6612 or Jeff Cormier at 674-9888. 820
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TROPHY WINNERS AT FAIR "CYCLEBETES" AT HHS

Nine year old Molly Jarvis (left) of Barnesville was once again A “Cyclebetes” event will be held at the Hampton High
the High Point Overall (light horses/ponies) winner at the School on Saturday, December 4th from 12:00nooon-
September Queens County Fair in Gagetown. Shaylynn 8:00pm. This will be a fundraiser for the Juvenile Diabetes
Jackson of Norton took the High Point Game Pony trophy. Research Foundation, to raise money for research to find a
Congratulations girls!! 126 cure for diabetes and it's complications.
The high school will be putting in many teams, however they
would like to have teams from the community as well. Each
team of five people must raise a minimum of $100, and there
will be prizes for the top three teams. It is a spin-a-thon event
were your team cycles on a stationary bike for eight hours.
There will be entertainment, and lots of activities and things
going on. 145
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 433-1761
o r b r o w s e o u r w e b s i t e a t
http://hislight.ca/millstreamwesleyan.html. 515
Directions to THE KNOLL

Exit 192 Right onto RTE 121 toward Sussex. Right onto Main Street.
Keep right onto Broad Street. Over the Train tracks. Right onto Magnolia Ave,
Right onto Malone Street, Straight onto Malone Way.
Amenities in Sussex: Advantages with having a Prestige home:

45 minutes to either Moncton or Saint John Factory and Service Center
Real Community Living Minutes away from The Knoll
Hospital and Health Center Built with the Quality Prestige Homes
Soon to be built Fundy Civic Center has been known for over 35 years
Close by Nature Trails Energy Efficient Homes
Many Churches, Clubs and Organizations to join 7 Year Structural Warranty
Shopping, Restaurants, Top Quality Building Components
Golf and Curling Club with Excellent Manufacturers Warranties
New town homes in Sussex from $228,000

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Call or visit now – while pre-construction

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Malone Way

QUILT SHOW UPDATE
The Sussex Vale Quilt Guild’s show and sale was very
successful. The following are the show and raffle winners.
Raffle ticket winners: Quilt - Marie Bernard, Moncton; Quilt
Rack - Shirley Armstrong, Petitcodiac; Rug-hooked chair seat
- J. Doherty, Sussex.
s! st Quilt Show Winners: Viewer’s Choice: Large Quilt - 1st Joyce
a m o
m Al
t
Bean, Canadian Quilters’ Association Ribbon; 2nd Cynthia
It’s
r is
Vail; 3rd Gail Fearon; 4th - Ethel Raymond. Small Quilt: 1st -
Ch
Carol Davis. 517
There are just 2 more Hampton Heralds

before Christmas!
Do you have your Christmas advertising

planned? Give us a call and book your space.
Don’t forget that the December 21st

issue is the best opportunity to send out your
Christmas Greetings.
Ossekeag
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Publishing
Co Ltd.
832-5613 Joyce Bean, whose quilt was
selected as Best in Show.
...Your community connection
www.ossekeag.ca info@ossekeag.ca
KENNEBECASIS NATURALIST SOCIETY

The monthly meeting of the KNS will be held on Monday,
Certified VanEE
Specialist S.A.V.E. Inc.
Sussex, Air, Ventilation & Energy
November 22nd 7:30pm, upstairs in the St. Paul's United
Church at 4 Morrison Drive Sussex. Our guest speaker will be
Sales, installation and servicing Ken Foster who is a health inspector. Ken will tell us about
CERTIFIED
VanEE air exchangers and heat bedbugs, ticks and other little critters that live on/with us.
recovery units. We also service For more information about the KNS checkout our Website
all makes and models. at www.naturesussex.ca. Everyone is welcome. 519
SPECIALIST
Call Gordon Keddy

Wood
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Transfer Inc. Belleisle Creek Hall on Saturdays at 7:30pm. $3.00/person,
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all welcome. 511

HAMPTON-PIGGS PEAK NEWS
"Women's empowerment is intertwined with respect for human “WHERE NICE MATTERS”
rights." Mahnaz Afkhami, Iranian-American Human Rights
Activist Your Hometown Team
When Claire Ashton went to Ghana in West Africa in 2006, she Office 433-5227
never thought she'd meet a couple there who would inspire her 1040 MAIN STREET SUSSEX,
and women in Hampton to raise thousands of dollars. They were
Franciska Darko and her husband Evans, the founders and
www.pleasantvalley2000.com
operators of the FrankEve School in the town of Agona Swedru.
Franciska told Claire that she started the school because young
women in Ghana often had to leave conventional schools at a NEW LISTING NEW LISTING
very young age, and never received enough education to work
independently. She wanted them to learn skills so they could
earn their own living. Her school teaches cooking and sewing,
not so girls can be home-makers, but so they can work in
restaurants and hotels, in the clothing industry, or in businesses 348 Rte 890 Smiths Creek 218 Knightville Road
of their own. $69,900 $175,000
Since then, the FrankEve organization has developed Beautiful Lot! Hello hobby farmers!!
considerably. Now Franciska and Evans are able to employ staff 3 Bdrm Home 26 Acres of land, garage, barn!
New roof shingles, deck 3 Bdrm Bungalow!
members to teach vocational courses and rely on volunteers to Minutes to town. Minutes to town!
teach the remainder of the subjects. Each student's success
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empower young women in Ghana.
In much the same way, the Hampton-Piggs Peak Partnership
has recognized the importance of empowering women in
Swaziland as an important measure toward our mission to
alleviate the impact of HIV/AIDS. Our immediate goal is to
construct a modern new latrine at Piggs Peak Central High
School to replace the pit toilets that are currently used by the
female students. Through doing so, we will help lessen the 41 First Street 2992 Rte 121 Apohaqui
gender inequality that is a root cause of AIDS. $59,900 $149,900
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the school to help generate a sustainable source of revenue
there.
Mutually recognizing the worthiness of our respective goals,
the FrankEve group and the Hampton-Piggs Peak Partnership
have decided to team up. On Saturday, November 27th there will
be a Women's Dinner and Silent Auction to support the students
at Piggs Peak Central High School and Ghana's Frankeve Centre.
The dinner will start at 6:00pm at the Seniors' Resource Centre 226 Gowland Mountain 4 Seafarm Road
in Hampton. There will be a cash bar and entertainment will be $355,000 $84,900
provided by Shanklin Road. Tickets are $45 each and are
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JINGLE BELL WALK & RUN IN HAMPTON QUILT DRAW WINNER
Please join us for this fun-filled, family-oriented, non- Betty Allan of Renforth was the winner of the Nauwigewauk
competitive fundraising event for The Arthritis Society in Darling Seniors’ Quilt Draw.
Hampton on Sunday, December 5th. Come dressed in optional A special “thank you” to everyone who supported the seniors
holiday-themed costumes or just your usual walking and in their ticket sales. 403
running gear. Pre-register at www.jinglebellwalkandrun.ca or
register at the Lighthouse River Centre (1075 Main St) at 12:30
for the 2:00pm start on December 5th. Walk, run, skip or jog the
1km or 5km route individually or as part of a team.
You will be helping nearly 125,000 people, from children to the
elderly, in New Brunswick, who live with arthritis. We need your
help to raise funds for much needed arthritis research, programs
and services. We also need your voice to bring awareness to
arthritis. To help you make some ’noise’ about arthritis,
participants will receive jingle bells for their shoes. Register
today and join us as we raise money for better treatments,
programs and services: and ultimately a cure for arthritis.
For more info e-mail jbwr@nb.arthritis.ca or call David at 506-
452-7191, or toll-free 1-800-321-1433. 522
WWII VETERANS CELBRATE 65 YEARS

It would not have been possible for the WWII Veterans of Norton
to have been awarded 1st place for their float during this past July
1st Norton Canada parade if not for the generous
donations/assistance of the following: Henri Clement - creating
banners; Jim Monahan - use of truck/trailer; Carrie & Heather
for decorating the float. Candy which the Vets handed out was I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but
donated by: Sobey’s Sussex, Norton One Stop and Murray still I can do something; and because I cannot do everything, I
Monahan. will not refuse to do something I can do.
Thanks to all for your support to the Veterans from Norton. 525 Edward Everett Hale, American Author, Clergyman. SQ01
We can change how you feel.

We can change how you walk.
We can change how you eat.
We can change how you sleep.
We can change your life!
The Town Chiropractor

Dr. Erik F.C. Klein, B.Sc., D.C.
No medical referral is required
9 Dann Drive, Hampton. "Specialized research-style electronic muscle
testing to measure muscle imbalance"
Phone - 832-2040
SUSSEX VALE WI NEWS
The 86th annual Sussex Vale District Women’s Institute was held
on September 16th at the Penobsquis Hall. The Theme -
Celebrating 100 years. Registration was held from 9:9:30am
with the meeting starting at 9:30. Vivienne Tabor, President, Mike Saunders, Prop.
opened the meeting in WI manner with Frances Sharp at the Licensed Mechanic
piano.
Lower Millstream presented the flag. Welcome was extended All makes & models
by Doris Smith, Penobsquis. The memorial service was
conducted by Wards Creek WI remembering Sadie Parlee, Licensed Motor Vehicle Inspection Station
Apohaqui WI and Mildren Kierstead, Berwick-Mt. Middleton WI.
Roll called, answered by 32 members, giving a report of years’ 379 Cumberland Road, Lakeside
work. Condensed minutes circulated along with financial Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm
report. We made donations to WI Home, WI Office, Transition 832-0256 (SHOP)
House, Sharing club and Library. Hattie Northrup gave a report
on the Sharing Club.
654-0962 (CELL)
Correspondence included a Thank You from Aaron Tabor and
invitations to other conventions. Vivienne Tabor gave a report of
her last year’s work. Food and Crafts Fair report by Kathy Cripps.
Lots of entries. Kathy will continue as chairperson and Frances
Duplesie to be added to committee. Scholarship report given by
Edris Bustard. Two scholarships awarded - Aaron Tabor and
Jasman Hubert. Six applications in all. Edris Bustard to remain Crimestoppers Tip Line
as chairman with Kathy Cripps and Doris Smith. Call 1-800-222-8477 9-1-1
Covered Bridge Tea reported by Margaret Corbett. Another

successful tea serving two settings (2:00-3:00 & 3:00-4:00pm).
WE LIVE IN THE COUNTRY, THERE IS NO RUSH!
Help was given by Phil Greer, RCMP and Al Smith. The new We would like to start a short series of articles related to our efforts
in Crime Reduction. Some of these articles will be generated as a
chairman will be Georgie Charters.
result of observations in common crime trends made by our
Three members of the Sussex Vale District WI are celebrating Criminal Analyst. This week, we would like to focus on protecting
90 years - Mildred Shannon, Grace Dunfield and Nancy Payne. your seasonal residences.
Grace was sung followed by pot-luck luncheon. The following recommendations are suggested for owners to
Ervin Ellis, President, of Sussex Legion gave an interesting talk protect their seasonal properties
on the work of the Legion. Seven white sugar cookies were • Lock your residence when unoccupied.
judged by Mildred Fenton: 1 - Penobsquis WI; 2 - Kennebecasis • Do not leave valuable items where they can be observed
Valley WI; 3 - Lower Millstream WI. through the windows.
Diane Brentnall, area director, told of project to purchase • Remove or secure and store properly any firearms - it is
malaria nets at cost of $7. Corrine Belyea urged each branch to preferable to remove firearms from seasonal residences if
make banners for the NBWI Provincial Convention next May in it is intended to be vacant for lengthy periods so that you
Perth-Andover. may have more control over them.
Greetings were brought by Shirley Smart, Chignecto district; • Conduct periodic checks of your property - often these
Eileen Malloy from Codys WI; Shirley Teakles, Kennebecasis crimes are reported after the winter months have passed
District; and Hazel Clark from Petitcodiac District. and owners return for the spring opening of the residence.
Election of officers was concucted by Diane Brentnall: Marjorie Valuable evidence can be lost in the interim.
Goddard - President; Jeanne Earle - President Elect; Kathy • If possible, notify a neighbor that your residence will be
unoccupied and provide them with a contact number
Cripps - Vice President; Joanne Huestis - Treasurer; Edythe where you or someone you designate can be reached.
Storey - Secretary. • Post signs indicating that your residence is alarmed or has
Courtesy report was given by Beatrice Armstrong, video surveillance.
Kennebecasis Valley WI. Memorial Flowers were sent to Almeda
McLeod at Primrose Nursing Home. Also available from a number of retailers are game cameras,
Submitted by Edythe Storey, Secretary. 518 mentioned in last week’s article, which offer a relatively
inexpensive method of providing surveillance on the property.
These game cameras operate on battery, are capable of taking
“Your hair is an expression of you” digital movies and pictures, and operate at night using infrared
technology. The cameras are motion activated, where depending
on the type of camera and temperature, battery life can range from
weeks to months. The information captured on one of these devices
can provide valuable information to an investigation.
A series called “How to lock out crime” was jointly prepared by the
CMHC and RCMP to make people aware of burglary, it’s
Shana Wilcox, dynamics, and how to minimize the likelihood that it will happen to
you. Please visit the CMHC website at http://www.cmhc-
Hair Designer schl.gc.ca/en/co/maho/holooucr/ for further details.
622 Main St, Hampton, NB Sgt. Andy O’Connell
Operations NCO
Phone: (506) 832-4933 Hampton RCMP

THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
Obituaries Hampton Branch #28, 1032 Main Street
Mondays - every second Monday of the
month the Executive meet at 6:30 and the
GOODWIN, Douglas W. “Red” General meeting is at 7:00pm. Next
The death of “Red” Goodwin of Titusville occurred October 31, meeting is December and this will be our
2010 at the Saint John Regional Hospital. Red was born in 2011 Executive Elections so please make an
Sackville, NB on November 27, 1928. He was the son of the late effort to attend as this is your Legion and
Winnifred and Mary Jane (Rye) Goodwin. After spending most you decide who you want to be your
of his younger years living at the Protestant Orphanage in Executive.
Saint John, Red worked as a farmhand and woodsman in the
Tuesdays - Legion Bingo has closed.
Kings County area. In 1953 he came to work for the late Keith
Fowler and spent the rest of his life in French Village. In 1980 Thursdays - Lions Bingo at 6:00pm.
when Keith retired, Red went to work for the Hampton Golf Saturday, November 20th - Craft & Bake Sale, 9:00am-
Course; he remained there until his retirement in 1993. Red 2:00pm. To book a table call Joan at 832-7021 or Charlie at
resided at Yvonne’s Special Care Home, Titusville the past five 832-4748. This is a Fundraiser for the Hampton Food Bank.
years. Red is survived by several nieces and nephews, but was Admission is $1 or a non-perishable item per person over 16
closest to his niece, Margaret Dixon (Peter) of Central yrs. All proceeds from the table rentals and the door goes
Greenwich. He is also survived by Keith and Annie’s children, towards the Food Bank.
Jean and Tim Whelan and Bert and Karen Fowler and their November 20th & 27th - Hall booked.
families and also by numerous “cousins” in the Fowler family. Sunday, November 28th & December 12th - 9:00am-
Red was predeceased in early October by his sister Anna Mae 12:00noon, a Country Style Brunch is held where you get to
Manship, and by two other sisters and two brothers and also by serve yourself to scrambled eggs, toast, bacon, sausages,
Keith and Anne Fowler. pancakes, home fried potatoes, baked beans, two kinds of
The funeral was held November 2, 2010 at Reid’s Funeral juice, and bottomless pots of tea & coffee. We offer up the
Home, Hampton, with Rev. Leo Martin officiating. The organist warm welcome and lots of smiles for free. A 50/50 draw is
was David McCready. Scripture readings were by Jennifer also offered. Thank you for supporting the Hampton Legion
Shannon and Brian Fowler. The eulogy was read by Tim Whelan so that we can make this possible to our community. The
Sr. The pallbearers were: Tim Whelan Jr., Shane Fowler, Pete Brunches will resume January 9th, 2011.
Shannon, Robert Clark, Frank Dixon and George Fowler. For hall rentals (weddings, birthdays, family reunions,
Interment was in St. Andrews Cemetery, French Village, NB. benefits, private parties, etc) please contact 832-4156. 106
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Church Chart
Erb's Cove Baptist Church HAMPTON UNITED CHURCH
24 Robb Court, Hampton
612 Route 850 ~ Erb’s Cove, NB Minister: Rev. Keith Lyons
Rev. Edward Shaw Church: 832-5050
832-3836 huc@nb.aibn.com Residence: 832-5383
Sunday Worship 9:30am Followed by a time of fellowship
Sunday School 11:00am
Wednesday 7:30pm Bible Study & Prayer Time
Friday Nights 7:30pm Youth Group Sunday Worship 10:15am
3rd Sat of each month - Men’s Fellowship Breakfast
Everyone is welcome
A Church where Love is a way of life! All are welcome to worship in our community of faith.
2129 Rte 124, Hatfield Point

All Welcome Rev. F. W. Wickett
ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Ch: 485-2257 486 Kennebecasis River Road, Hampton
outreachpc@nb.aibn.com
www.stpaulsanglicanhampton.com Rev. Leo Martin
832-3375
Christmas Events November 21st 9:00 am Holy Communion
Sunday, 10:30 am Holy Communion
December 5th - 6:30pm - Kingdom Kidz Christmas Concert
A Warm
Advent Fun Day after 10:30 am Service
Sunday,
December 19th - 7:00pm - 10th Annual Christmas in the Country
at the Belleisle Regional High School
November 18th 9:00 am
10:30 am
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion Welcome
Special Guests: Hatfield Point Baptist Church
Joe Ness
10:30 am Sunday School To All
Free Will Offering for the BVFD “Prepare the way of the Lord, make his paths straight.
“...I am come that they might have life and that they might have it more abundantly.” John 10:10
All flesh shall see the salvation of God.” Luke 3.4,6
MILLSTREAM REC CENTRE
On Tuesdays at 1:30pm Auction 45 card parties are held at
the Millstream Recreation Centre in Berwick. Everyone is Take It For
welcome.
The Millstream Rec Council is currently taking orders for
10" apple pies ($5.00 each) which will be made and ready for
Granite
pick up on Saturday, November 20th at the Rec Centre in “Your Countertop Professionals”
Berwick. To order pies please contact Chris at 433-1390.
Specializing in high quality granite & quartz
Volunteers are always welcome to come on out and help counter tops, available in over 100 colours
peel/slice apples on Friday evening and/or Saturday
morning (starting at 8:00am).
The Millstream Rec Council is sponsoring a Country NOW OPEN
Christmas Music Show on Friday, December 3rd at the Rec Visit our beautiful
Centre in Berwick. The evening will begin at 7:00pm with MC 900 sq ft Showroom
Carmen McAllister and entertainers include: Sherri Lackie;
Marlene Moss; Jared Fenwick; Steve Sears; Casey Steeves;
Darren Long; Tyler Long; Carie McAllister; Christine Morris;
Let us put your top on!
Carolyn Steeves; Bruce Morris; Sandy Brake; Dave Scott.
Admission - $7 at the door - there will be a 50/50 split and 20 years experience
door prizes. A portion of the admission will be donated to the
Salvation Army Christmas Hampers.
It’s not too early to book your Christmas party, family
reunion, wedding reception or just a fun get together. Large Mon-Fri 8:30-5:30 The elegance and beauty
open area, kitchen, lots of parking outside. To book your Sat 9:00-1:00 will remain for
special event at the Millstream Rec Centre call Terri at 433-
1303. 503
or by appointment generations to come.
Bring your measurements for a free estimate
Owner Operator Darren Long 1085 Main St.
KC HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING Sussex Corner, NB
The Kings County Historical & Archival Society, Inc., will 432-1333
hold its annual general meeting on Saturday, November
20th, at the Apohaqui Recreational Centre on Jones
Memorial Park Road, starting with a social time at noon. A
turkey dinner with all the fixings will be served at 1:00pm
(tickets were to have been pre-purchased). The dinner will
be followed by a silent auction, business session, quilt
draw, and presentation of awards. The society is asking
members to donate new items or crafts for the silent
auction.
To avoid confusion the day of the dinner, please drop off
donated items at the museum during the day on Friday,
November 19th or that Friday evening at the Apohaqui
Community Centre. If you are not able to drop off your
items at the museum or community centre, please phone
Marje Harrison at 832-3033. There will also be a bake sale
table, and these items can be taken to the hall on the day of
the dinner. 521
Elfrida Weston, Inspection Reward Winner, August 2010, pictured
with Fundy Mutual Agent Sheryl Moore.
“We will HUFF ‘N PUFF and blow your house in” Fundy Mutual holds a quarterly $500 draw for their policy holders
who have completed their safety recommendations as a result of the
Safety Inspection.
Neighbours helping neighbours since 1940.
• Fiberglass Home, Auto, Business, Apartment, Farm

• Cellulose
• 2 lb. spray
foam
Fundy Agents: SHERYL MOORE
8 Centennial Rd., Unit 1

New Homes Renovations Insurance Company
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We provide complete insulation services to new and existing homes 832-7337
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HHS MATH STUDENTS
Hampton High School’s Math Students for the month of
October - (L-R): Gail MacKinnon (vice principal), Emma
Carline (grade 11), Taylor Lundy (grade 10), Derek Verge
(grade 9), Rosalynd Mitchell (grade 9) and Jacob Stoddard
(grade 12). 123
HOLLY LUNCHEON IN HAMPTON

The Annual UCW Holly Luncheon will take place at Hampton
United Church (24 Robb Court) on Saturday, November 27th,
from 11:00am to 1:00pm. The menu consists of turkey a la
king, salads, homemade rolls, and an assortment of delicious
holiday sweets. There will also be a bake table and a craft
table.
Tickets are $7/adults, $3/children (4-12) and children
under 4 no charge. 125
SANTA’S HELPERS CONCERT

Please come to our Santa's Helpers concert at the Kingston
Parish Hall on Friday, November 19th at 7:00pm. This is our
annual fundraiser for the Deacon's Cupboard Food Bank. Our
849-2200 performers include Willie Owens and the Old Time Fiddlers,
violins and choirs from MCS, and Donnie & Marie Short,
It's beginning to look alot like Christmas!! among others! It promises to be an enjoyable evening of good
company and good music.
Come in and see our beautiful flower shop filled Hope to see you there! Ladies, please bring dessert finger
with permanent Christmas arrangements, beautiful foods. 130
ornaments, candles, napkins and much more!!
Place your order for your Christmas centerpiece Reminder: “FRIENDS 60+” DINNER
before November 20th and receive 15% off. The next Hampton Friends 60+ Dinner will be held at the
Hampton Baptist Church on November 19th (3rd Friday) at
KFC Plaza 12:00noon. All are welcome. A free will offering would be
Mon-Wed 9-6, Thurs 9-7 184 Hampton Road, Quispamsis
appreciated.
Fri 9-6, Sat 9-3 sandramillerfloral.com For more information call 832-3541. 142
BONUS
With the
purchase
Bonus, of $1000
1 night table
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receive a pair
6pc Queen Lawson Bonded Leather 6pc Dinette of select lamps
Bedroom Suite $1,298 Sofa & Chair $1,088 with Bench $898 or a select print
Full Size Recliners Includes: Head Board, Love Seat $568, also available
Foot Board, Rails, in 7 piece Gathering
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of this ad
4 colours to choose from 5 Drawer Chest Available in Black or Brown Style $1098

DONATION TO HAMPTON PRO KIDS
Anna Young and Lorraine Garnett representing the Hampton
Town Wide Yard Sale Committee recently presented Leonard
Goobie (Hampton Community Club President) with a cheque Fraud
for $847. The proceeds will go towards Hampton Pro Kids.
The Hampton Community Club would like to thank the
Hampton Town Wide Yard Sale Committee for their generous
Prevention
donation. 134
What is credit card fraud?
Credit card fraud can happen several ways. Your card could
be lost or stolen and used to purchase goods and services.
A criminal could obtain your card number and expiry date
and use this information to manufacture a counterfeit card,
or you could inadvertently provide your card number and
expiry date to a criminal over the phone or Internet.
Who can you contact?

1-Your Bank
2-The RCMP or the Local Police
3-The Credit Bureaus (very important)
Add a note on your credit file to secure your credit score!
Equifax Canada : 1 800 465 7166 between 8:00am and 5:00pm ET
Trans Union Canada : 1-800-565-2280 07:00 am to 8:00 pm ET
Resources
KINGSTON SOCCER REGISTER http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/index-eng.htm
KingstonSC is accepting registration for the Indoor Soccer http://www.visa.ca/en/merchant/pdfs/ais_brochure_e.pdf
programs running this Fall and Winter. There is a program for http://www.mastercard.com/us/merchant/security/
http://www.bankofcanada.ca/en/banknotes/counterfeit/index.htm
players of all skill levels from Under-4 thru Under-16. Cost is http://www.transunion.ca
no more than $75 for up to three days a week for 18 weeks of http://www.equifax.com
soccer and physical literacy.
Details are available at www.kingstonsc.ca. 120
TIP OF THE HAT

A young woman has been seen working her way
along Elizabeth Avenue in Hampton with 2-3
young children in tow. They have been picking
up litter as they go. What a good person she is to
instill in these children that littering is not a
good thing. And hopefully the children will grow
up to be better citizens because of her teachings. I'd like to
send out a tip of the hat to this young group and their leader.
A Hampton Citizen
If you would like to send a “Tip of the Hat” to acknowledge someone who
gives of themselves to their community without recognition or pay, just send
us their name, community and a brief description of their acts of kindness.
See page two for our contact information. 127
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30 Rockefeller Dr Family owned and operated since 1945
Quispamsis, NB fairweathertire.ca
paulbonn@nb.sympatico.ca Monday - Friday 8 - 5 Saturday 8 - 12 noon

DEAR EDITOR
As a frequent walker in Dutch Point Park I see changes almost
daily to the Park. Most of the changes are great,
CLEAN AIR improvements made to the trails and structures, all

completed by the Town workers. Lately, however, I see other
changes - the destruction of the work performed by the Town
workers is senseless. What enjoyment could possibly be
Do you have a VanEE, Venmar, Life Breath
or any other model Heat Recovery Ventilator gained by breaking apart bridges and picnic shelters.
or Air Exchanger in your home? To those who destroy property please remember - one day -
Has it been serviced in the last year? when you grow up - you may have children who would like a
If not, you should be calling MC Clean Air place like Dutch Point Park to enjoy; we can only hope it will
for a complete cleaning, service and check-up. still be available in few years. Everything has a cost and the
money spent on parks and green spaces is so we can enjoy
For an appointment, call 631-0841 them, not destroy them. We need to protect our investments
A Division of MC Ventilation Ltd. and it is we, the tax payers - of which you will be one - who pay.
Dutch Point Park Walker. 138
SUSSEX CROKINOLE CLUB

The Sussex Crokinole Club has resumed the fall/winter
season at the Masonic Hall (482 Main Street, Sussex). Come
join us for an afternoon of fun on Wednesdays starting at
2:00pm. For further information phone Don at 433-4360.
509
HUC ADVENT CAROL SERVICE

The annual Advent Carol Service will be held on Sunday,
November 28th 7:00pm at the Hampton United Church.
Come and enjoy an evening of choirs and carols. All offerings
go to the Hampton Food Basket. Refreshments will be served.
Come out and Everyone welcome. 137
dance with LATE SHIFT
Hampton Legion The 140 Peninsula Army
Cadets’ Parents Association
ARMY CADETS THANK YOU
1032 Main Street, Hampton would like to thank the Moss

Friday, November 26th Glen Legion #62, for the use of
their space and supporting the
cadets’ Spaghetti Dinner
fundraiser. We would also, like
Tickets are $10.00 to extend our appreciation to our MLA Bev Harrison, our
Available at Dr. Snow Centre, Pharmasave or at the Door community, family and friends continual support.
We look forward to seeing again, for the next spaghetti
Proceeds for the Dr. V. A. Snow Centre supper. 136
New Van Fundraiser
Doors Open at 8:30 p.m. - Call 832-6210 for information
HANDBELL GROUP LOOKING FOR MEMBERS
Looking for an hour of relaxation? The Sussex Community
Handbell group would like to encourage you to come out and
try handbells. No experience is necessary and you do not need
to read music. Participation is open to men and women -
couples are welcome.
The Handbell group meets on Wednesday evenings from
7:00-8:00pm - come out and try an evening with us at no
Massage Therapy Clinic obligation. For further information, please call 433-5409.
523
832-3502 Amy Brittain Wheatley RMT
600 Main Street Hampton Here for you
Specializing in Deep Tissue Therapy Rob Moore, MP
Covered by most insurance plans Fundy Royal
Evening Appointments Available 832-4200
www.robmooremp.com
Musings Community Classifieds
By Debbie Hickey CRAFT SALES
KREDL'S 22ND ANNUAL Christmas Craft Festival. Sat. & Sun.
Nov. 27th & 28th, 10:00am - 4:00pm; Dec. 4th & 5th 10:00am -
AHEAD OF MYSELF
4:00pm. For tables call 832-7568.
I know it is only mid-November and I know we just came
through a week of rain that threatened to float us away, but RHODA'S CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION of crafts, antiques, art &
nevertheless twice this week I found myself wishing delicious food at Harbour Station, Friday Nov. 19 12:00pm -
someone all the best for the holidays! Certainly I love 9:00pm, Saturday Nov. 20, 10:00am - 6:00pm, and Sunday Nov.
Christmas, but this is a mite early even for me. In my 21, 11:00am - 5:00pm. With over 200 gifted artisans from across
defense, I had spent most of a day on three things: planning a Eastern Canada, this show has become a family tradition. For
float for the Christmas parade, finalizing our office info/booking, please call 763-2222.
Christmas plans, and year-end stuff including the 2011 ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CRAFT & Bake Sale Nov. 27, 9:00am -
budget. When shifting gears to talk to someone, my 50+ 2:00pm, Belleisle Creek Hall. Homemade lunches, sponsored by
year old brain was a little slow to catch up and was still in St. Simon and St. Jude's ACW.
Christmas/year-end mode! CHRISTMAS CRAFT SALE, Sun. Nov. 21, 9:00am - 4:00pm at
There is a ton of year-end "stuff" that has to be done in Hampton Curling Club up stairs. To book tables call Clara at 832-
business, but the budget is the one I least enjoy. 5660.
Spreadsheets may make this process somewhat easier by
EMPLOYMENT
doing the math part, but they are not my friend. My brain
grows as cross-eyed as my vision after a few hours and I have MOMS HELPING MOMS Work from home. Free website,
difficulty remembering my own name, let alone whether the unlimited support, computer required.
numbers make any sense! I mean really, it's just an over- www.healthyhome4our2boys.com.
grown version of the household budget, no big deal, right? EXPERIENCED DRIVER/LABOURER required for 1 ton plow and
Yeah right! But getting it complete is always a thrill. Sure it sand truck, must be 25, have valid license, be reliable. Call 847-
will get continually tweaked, but that's okay. Not even the 5464.
weather office gets it right all the time.
ENTERTAINMENT
Predictions are an interesting thing. The Old Farmer's
Almanac has been in the prediction business since 1792, "C" COMPANY COUNTRY Christmas Jamboree Norton Catholic
and according to their website had a circulation of 225,000 Hall, Nov. 27, 7:30pm. Guests Winston Crawford, Noel Nason,
by 1863. Horoscopes are immensely popular; Nostradamus Cora Morrison, Bill Mullins, & Fred Shaw. Tickets $10.00 at the
has been dead 450 years but his name is widely known, not door. For more info. call 756-2455.
for his medical knowledge, but because of his predictions for FIREWOOD
the future of the world. Perhaps it is simply our natural SPRINGFIELD FIREWOOD dry, seasoned, split firewood,
curiousity to want to know what is coming tomorrow, next delivered. Call 485-2349.
week or next year? Without a healthy dose of curiousity, a
tendency to "wonder why", we would still be sitting in caves. TIRED OF GETTING the wrong size wood? Fire wood cut to
Personably I am very happy I will be hanging my Christmas specification. Call Doug 763-3486 or 333-5843.
stocking beside a warm fire in a cozy house next month, and FIREWOOD FOR SALE, fresh cut. Call Ken Northrup, 832-4326,
not attempting to hang it from a stalactite in a damp cave! leave message.
Happy holidays to all . . . 801 FIREWOOD CUT, SPLIT, delivered. Custom lengths available,
$230+ per cord depending on delivery area, Good cords
guaranteed 763-2560.
Good Companions FOR RENT
Boarding Establishment for Cats & Dogs
APARTMENT FOR RENT - heated, stove, fridge. Call 832-5554 or
Open December 1st, 2010 832-3151.
We are taking reservations NOW! COMMERCIAL SPACE for lease, 380 sqft.,1031 Main Street,
Private & Personal Pet Care Specializing in Senior Pets Hampton. Lower level, ample parking, signage space available,
Set in 100 Acres of Country All Breeds of Any Age Welcome will be fitted to suit tenant. Utilities included, ideal for office,
Professionally Qualified Luxury Size Suites for physiotherapy,esthetician, hair salon or barber shop. Contact:
Proprietors Cats & Dogs Wayne Law, 653-1957.
Providing Kindness & Professional Care for Your Pets ROTHESAY, ONE BEDROOM APT., $495/month, quiet adult
John & Sally Weston, Located in Kingston bldg., non-smoking, tenant pays heat & lights, fridge, stove,
506-832-3753 washer & dryer, microwave included, no pets, security deposit.
www.boardingkennels.org/Canada 977-1651.

Community Classifieds
FOR SALE FLORIDA VACATION PROPERTY & land, REGISTERED FOOT CARE nurse is now
CHRISTMAS TREES, u-cut & pre-cut, and Tarpon Springs, Florida. Mobile home accepting clients. Offering foot care in the
wreaths. L & R Evergreens, 92 Route 870, 14'x55' on large lot, 55'x80'. 1 bdrm, 1 1/2 comfort of your own home in Hampton &
433-4229. ONE COMPOUND BOW, one baths, fully electric with central heat & surrounding areas. For professional foot
recurve bow and arrows. 832-3220. air, all furniture included. Unit has been care & details, call Shirley at 832-2126.
refurbished with flooring, bathroom & Covered by most insurance plans.
USED APPLIANCES, exterior/interior
doors, tires (most sizes), cast iron tub with kitchen etc. Near fishing lake, unit is
SNOWPLOWING, HAMPTON &
legs and taps, new sky light, used windows, spotless and in a quiet location with a boat
surrounding area, 24 hours, 7 days/week,
set of brown commercial glass exterior landing and storage area. These units are
priced to sell. Pictures and further details, sanding available. Call 832-0198 or cell
doors and household items. 218 Main St.
Norton. please contact Mrs. Terry Ballentine at 333-6346.
NOTICES 1 - 7 2 7 - 4 0 9 - 1 1 8 9 o r SCRAP METAL DROP OFF SITE. All car

tballentine@tampabay.rr.com. parts, car batteries, lawn mowers, washers
WE, JOSEPH KANE & SPOUSE of
RECYCLING BIN & dryers, pots & pans, scrap metal etc.
Kingston, NB, heirs and successors to a
Loyalist Grant 1783 by King George III, Free junk car and truck removal. Open 7
WASHER IN working condition. 832-4213.
Charter issued by Queen Victoria year days a week, 187 French Village Road.
1859 registered in Fredericton, NB as no. SERVICES OFFERED Phone 847-3569.
9098 and a grant of land issued by the MARITIME RIGGING & Industrial Supply, BOOKING PARTIES for the amazing new
Court of Chancery year 1871 registered as traction chains, lifting, towing, logging
Grant no. 11, surveyed and laid out by 4 product 'Scentsy'. Book a party, receive a
safety & netting supplies, custom tarps & free gift. Please check out my website,
surveyors appointed by the Court, PID No.
shelters. Action truck caps & accessories, http://jt.scentsy.ca.
0159566 have had our Riparian Rights
select plus k.d. cabinet hardwoods & pine
violated and exploited. DAVE'S LIGHT TRUCKING & cleaning
boards. Call 832-1198 day/evening, Mon. -
REAL ESTATE Sat. service, junk, garbage, construction,
MOBILE HOME, must be moved, 1976, demolition, brush, decks, small moving
BRIAN'S MAINTENANCE & Home Repair -
14'x68', 2-3 bedrooms, baseboard electric, jobs. 7 days a week. Also picking up
Carpentr y, kitchens, bath, painting,
wood stove, Sussex area, $12,500.00. Call unwanted vehicles. 832-3982 or 653-
ceramic tile, electrical etc. Over 20 years
432-0794. 0026.
experience. Free estimates. Call Brian
FLORIDA VACATION PROPERTY & land, 839-2296. RITE WAY CLEANERS is looking for more
Tarpon Springs, Florida. Mobile home clients in the Hampton and surrounding
12'x58' on large lot, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, all BUYING JUNK CARS, trucks, travel
trailer, motor homes, farm machinery. I areas. Services offered: general house
furniture included, fully electric, central
heat & air. Enclosed car port, screened pay you cash. Call 721-4255. cleaning, decluttering, organizing etc.,
and glassed in Florida room. Close to also accepting commercial clients. Free
HERITAGE UPHOLSTERY. Residential,
fishing lake. $30.00/month association estimates. 832-3894.
commercial, recreational, restyling and
fee for use of rec. room, shuffleboard etc. FOR SCRAP - Cash for cars, trucks, bikes,
customization. Trust your furniture to the
Unit is spotless and in a quiet location with
professionals. The most training and snowmobiles, 4 wheelers. ride-on mowers,
a boat landing and storage area. These
units are priced to sell. Pictures and experience in the Kennebecasis. Serving copper, brass, catalytic converters,
further details, please contact Mrs. Terry you for 30 years. Offering project classes. batteries and more. 653-0026.
Ballentine at1-727-409-1189 or 849-8008. VEHICLES
tballentine@tampabay.rr.com.
WE CARE FOOT Care Clinics at Guardian 2003 SUNFIRE, licensed and inspected,
FLORIDA VACATION PROPERTY & land, Drugs in Hampton. Last Tuesday each runs great, $1,450.00, 2001 PT Cruiser,
Tarpon Springs, Florida. Mobile home month, 9:00am - 4:15pm. First clinic Oct.
24'x50' on 50'x80' lot. Newly refurbished no inspection, as is, $1,250.00. 653-0026.
26. Call Pharmacy to book appointment,
with new flooring, bathrooms and kitchen. 832-2440. WANTED
2 bdrm, 2 bath in excellent condition.
M. TAYL OR CONSTRUCTION, new WANTED, TABLE TOP PHONOGRAPH,
Fully electric with central heat and air. 2
blocks from fishing lake. $30.00 per construction, renovations, floors, doors & with horn, need for Christmas. 432-6909
month Association fee for use of rec. room, windows, trim, roofs, decks, gazebos, or 433-3051 after 6:00pm.
shuffleboard etc. Unit is spotless and in a siding, fully insured, professional work. WANTED SNOWBLOWERS and lawn
quiet location with a boat landing and 645-1077. tractors, in need of repair. 832-4905.
storage area. These units are priced to
sell. Pictures and further details, please FREE PICK UP of junk cars, trucks, To
tractors and farm equipment. Small fee for To Book Your
contact Mrs. Terry Ballentine at 1-727-
4 0 9 - 1 1 8 9 o r appliances and small scrap. 763-2933 or Community Classifieds
tballentine@tampabay.rr.com. 333-9067. Call 832-5613
BOOKS GARAGE DOORS PAINTING
Soft-cover prices starting @ $.10
Hard-cover prices starting @ $.25
Everything from murder mysteries to nature!
HILL MANUFACTURING
We sell and install Garaga, Commercial
and Residential doors & openers.
FIRST
BEST RATE Painting
GARAGA DEALER
Steven Poitras
615 Kennebecasis River Road Cell: 640-2451 Res: 839-2450
Open 11am - 5pm daily We Sell the Best and Service The Rest!
or by chance 485-1994 or 1-866-606-6158 fixit@nb.sympatico.ca
BUS TOURS HEADER

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Nov 25 - 28 Black Friday Shopping Bangor & Augusta
Nov 30 - Dec 5 NYC Christmas Tree Lighting
OPEN 24/7! Serving Kennebecasis Valley & Hampton
since 1975.
Contact us for details at 832-4848 Maintenance, Renovations, Nasty Clogs, etc.
Eastern Caribbean Cruise May 5 - 15, 2011 $1650pp or info@lifestylesfitnessstudio.ca
(506) 386-3180 We Mean Service 24 hours.
Visit our website for 2010 tours. www.burgesstours4u.ca www.lifestylesfitnessstudio.ca 633-0980
CARPENTRY HEATING SPECIALIST RENOVATIONS
COOKE’S HEATING SERVICE darren f RENOS
Jake of All Trades Division of Cooke Fuels
Roofing Renovation We are WETT (Wood Energy Technology Training) FRAME & FINISH CARPENTRY
Vinyl Siding Decks Certified! Crown & Trim • Wood & Laminate Floors
Furnace repair/cleaning, sales/installation of oil & wood furnaces
New Construction & stoves, tanks (steel & fiberglass), chimneys & liners, duct Decks • Baby Barns • Add-ons...
Blown-in Insulation cleaning now available darrenf@nb.sympatico.ca
Free Estimates. Financing Available
485-1119 434-4171 832-1124 647-5905
CONTRACTING HEATING SERVICES SNOW PLOUGHING
B&W CONTRACTING FIT RITE Call to book now for
All types of construction Plumbing & Heating snow plowing in the
Phone 433-5990 Cell 433-0233 Supplies Hampton Area.
Fax 433-5906 Phone 433-1134 Fax 433-5906 John Roberts 832-7270
COUNSELING LAW TAXI
Counseling The Whole Person General Practice, with specialization HAMMOND RIVER TAXI
Children & Adolescents in the areas of Real Estate,
Serving Hampton & Surrounding Areas
Women’s Issues / Adults Wills & Estates and Municipal Law.
25 years experience. Confidential appointments. 654-3322
333-4803 Evening and weekend times available. Erickson Legal *Boosting *Airport Service *Deliveries
Sherilyn Cheeks B.A., B.Ed., M.Ed., CCC. Phone: 432-4995 jeremy.erickson@ericksonlegal.ca Pre-arranged appointments
www.sherilyncheekscounselling.com Fax: 432-9044 www.ericksonlegal.ca Don’t get nabbed - take a cab!
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Specializing in Tree Planting &
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Tree & Stump Removal Insured Fall & Winter Removals, Pruning & Maintenance of
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with minimal property damage Fully Insured, Call Paul Danaher,
Jeff Doherty 650-0186 763-2741 Dave White 832-4387 TREE@CARE
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Arrangements Gift Items
Overhead Doors & Operators Certified Venmar Dealer
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3331 Rte 710, Henderson Settlement Patterson’s Heating Ltd.
832-3100
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