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By Nadine Eagles-Harvie
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Windsor RCMP Street Crime Unit is asking the public
to help to put illegal cigarettes up in smoke. The local
RCMP has recovered thousands of the unmarked cigarettes in West Hants but say that’s just a drop in the
bucket.
Recently, a stash of 100,000 of the illegal smokes
The West Hants Atom
House hockey team has
assisted the Matthew 25
Food Bank in scoring a huge
goal.
Matthew 25 is the only
food bank in the area serving all of West Hants and it
exists to offer out food,
clothing or furniture to people who need it most.
Matthew 25 coordinator
Cindy Loane said this year,
the local food bank has
received only about onethird of the amount of
donations traditionally given.
It is all because rumors
spread that this place was
closed, when it wasn’t,
Loane said.
However, in this food
bank’s time of need, Hants
County has really been
great, Loane said. “Today
[March 16], I think our
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Ryan Dolliver, 9,touches the Sconestone during its visit to Matthew 25 Food Bank in Windsor recently.
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March 25, 2010
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To promote awareness of climate change
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CONCERT
Saturday, March 27
Community Centre, Windsor
3:00 pm, Tickets at the door $10
Seniors & Schoolagers $5
Shaun Buffett –
“I didn’t know about this but, sure, I could do it … it sounds like
a good idea.”
Ron Maynard –
Whether you are wearing your Easter
Bonnet or not, come and enjoy our
concert of seasonal light orchestral
music and dance!
“Earth hour doesn’t mean a thing if people do one thing one
day and then another the next … everyone has to do their own
thing if they want change.”
Pam Rafuse –
“It’s a good idea if it’s just for one hour. I don’t think I could go
more than a day without it though.”
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Dorian Hall Dancers directed by
Debby Stevenson and Emily Gore
Orchestra directed by Roger Taylor
Jamie Anderson –
“I won’t because when you shut the power off for an hour it
actually takes more energy to turn it back on than you save.”
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Peter Lansing
“Sure, I could do that … I think you’ve got to do a little bit
everyday to make things a little better.”
Kevin Dimock
“I usually do. I don’t believe in leaving lights on or having
unnecessary things running.”
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Playwright Peterson gets volunteer award
By Nadine Eagles-Harvie
THE HANTS JOURNAL
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Carole Peterson has always loved to
write and now her gift for penning plays
has earned her the Provincial Representative Volunteer of the Year award for
the Municipality of West Hants.
Whether it’s a dinner theatre, musical or variety show, her efforts as a
playright have benefited numerous
community groups and individuals over
the years.
Peterson is a founding member of the
Accidental Actors, a volunteer theatre
group specializing in musical dinner
theater productions, which has raised
over $50,000 for organizations such as
literacy, the Hants Community Hospital,
local fire departments and the West
Hants Family Resource Center.
She has also written plays for Quick
as a Wink Theatre Society and the
Brooklyn Fire Department, renowned
for their comedic performances.
Her capacity to continue to give in
British thriller-comedy Too Soon For Daisies plays this weekend at King’s Edgehill.
Daisies provides belly
laughs and suspense
By Christy Marsters
THE HANTS JOURNAL
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Too Soon for Daisies is a performance well
delivered. The British comedy-thriller provided a few good belly laughs and kept the
audience on the edges of their seats the
rest of the time.
The cast keeps character and enthusiasm on stage throughout the play, at
King’s-Edgehill Fountain Performing Arts
Centre. The last two shows will run this
weekend.
The strong dynamic between characters provides an engaging atmosphere,
and the audience needs to pay close attention to a complicated script.
Because once three elderly ladies
escape their retirement home and commandeer an abandoned cottage in a nearby village, the plot takes one twist after
another.
However, the unique plot proves an
age-old theory that nothing stays secret in
these small-town places. People constantly walk in and out of Magnolia Villa unannounced and the audience is left on the
edge of their seats to wonder when the
truth is going to be exposed.
The three leading ladies– Diana Bishop,
Cherie Zinck and Sharon MacDonald–
show a high level of expertise in theatre.
For two hours, these ladies complimented
each other on stage with funny expressions; authentic accents and connected
interactions.
Supporting cast members – Marcus
Leyland, Hugh Tattersall, Amanda Elyzen,
Emma DuFour, David Old, Alan Tupper
and Amanda Elyzen – also worked very
hard to give that village vibe to the audience. The props also helped to bring out
the 1964, England, setting.
Tickets for the March 26 and 27 per-
formances of Too Soon for Daisies (at 7:30
p.m.); are being sold at Brooklyn Office
Supplies or at the door before performances. These tickets are $12 each for adults or
$10 for students or QAAW members. Any
groups of 10 or more can pre-book discounted ticket by calling 1-902-472-7229.
that regard is boundless,
says Accidental Actor
member Diane Fitzgerald. The theatre troupe
nominated Peterson for
the award.
“We think she is just
the best person. She just
gives and gives and never asks for anything
back. She would never
ask someone to do
something she wouldn’t
do herself; she’s like the
energizer bunny.”
Peterson said she was Playright Carole Peterson spent some time Saturday March 20 helping young
surprised and pleased to writers at a young writers workshop at the Down-home Deli, Windsor. Shown
be given the honor of with her is Tyler Horne. Nadine Eagles-Harvie photo
volunteer of the year and
said her work would not
be possible without the help of others.
mowing the lawns of the Hortonville
“This award is wonderful but it takes Cemetery and helps out at church supa lot of people to put on a show. It’s not pers.
just me it’s a collaboration. There are a
“I guess you could say I do a lot of
whole bunch of people that make what I things, but I like to stay busy. A mother,
do come to life.”
grandmother and wife, that’s what I am
“As a group we’ve make a lot of mon- and I’m lucky to have so many friends
ey and helped a lot of people, it’s very that are a wonderful help to me.”
rewarding. We can give back more colRichard Dauphinee, warden of the
lectively than we could individually.”
Municipality of West Hants said PeterIt takes about a week for Peterson to son was the obvious choice for volunwrite a play but she relies on the actors teer of the year. “She has been volunfor the final product. “I like the actors to teering one way or the other for more
have an input so it flows. That way we than 25 years and she’s be going around
all own it. My goodness it’s fun to see doing all these plays to help the commuthem all come alive on stage.”
nity. We are proud to have her as our
Peterson has also volunteered with provincial representative.”
the Hants Learning Network as a tutor
Peterson knows first hand the imporand has hosted writing workshops for tance of giving to those in need.
all ages.
“Years ago I was in need of help
She has canvassed for the Heart and myself and the Salvation Army and
Stoke Foundation, Arthritis Society and Lions Club were there for me and I’ll
Cancer Society. Peterson currently never forget it. This is my chance to give
works as the curator for the Hockey back. It’s the nicest feeling when someHeritage Museum.
one gives to you and an even nicer feelIn her spare time she also takes turns ing when you can give back.”
Young athletes aid Food Bank in time of need
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donation box had more in it than ever.”
A local hockey team also stepped up to
organize a food drive, Loane said. “”I’m
really amazed by the amount they have
raised; it’s going to feed a lot of people …
and, I just want to thank them from the
bottom of my heart.”
On March 16, the West Hants Atom
House hockey boys brought about 400
items and roughly $100 into Matthew 25.
Teammates Ryan Dolliver, 9, and Dylan
Bishop, 10, went door-to-door to help collect about 110 of these items. Bishop said
it got really hard to carry the boxes around
but he was happy to do it for those who
can’t afford food.
“I hope you [people who need this
food] enjoy it,” Bishop said. “It was fun getting out [to collect] … it was nice that we
could get some fresh air.”
To celebrate this act of kindness, the
boys were also given the opportunity to
see and touch the Sconestone, which was
brought to Matthew 25 for the evening of
March 16.
Sconestone President Lori Cox is also a
parent of one of the boys on the team and
she initially arranged for the boys to see
the stone as means of motivation.
Factbox: About the Sconestone:
• Warren MacLeod, of Windsor, spent months carving a piece of soapstone in his garage.
• The stone officially began its journey of kindness on August 29, 2009, at Scone Palace in
Perth, Scotland with the Scottish band Runrig passing the stone to its first keeper.
• The rules for the Sconestone are simple: anyone who is given the stone must fulfill a random act of kindness and then pass the stone to another within seven days.
• While the Sconestone is in one’s possession, others are encouraged to touch it but they
are then obliged to fulfill an act of kindness. Those who come into contact with the stone
can write about it at www.sconestone.com to help keep track of it and aid in inspiring
others.
• So far there have been 20 keepers of the stone.
• To date the Sconestone has travelled to nine countries:
Canada, the United States, Scotland, Ireland, Romania,
Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Austria.
• For more information visit: www.sconestone.com.
The kids all seemed very excited to
hear about the Sconestone, Cox said. “So,
one day, I said to them, ‘what if I could
bring it here?’”
The team talked for a while about what
act of kindness could be done and then the
idea for a food drive was brought up, Cox
said. “They were all like ‘yeah, lets do it!’”
From this experience, these kids have
learned it is possible to help make a difference, Cox said, “and, it was a good way for
our team to give back to the community.”
Communities are changing so much
right now with people moving to find work
but it is still important to instill that value
of community in kids, Cox said. “I think
the stone is just a symbol ... but it does create actions from good intensions.”
Ryan Dolliver was the first on his team
to touch the Sconestone. “It felt good;
because we did a good thing,” he said.
“It [this food drive] was good for the
people who need it,” Dolliver said.
And when asked about his thoughts on
getting to see the Sconestone, Dolliver
said, “it is exciting; it’s amazing.”
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Hants Journal
News I The
March 25, 2010
Refused breathalyzer
Clayton Allison Robarts, 46, of Kennetcook,
was sentenced 15 months in jail for refusing
to provide a sample of his breath and for
operating a motor vehicle while impaired.
Robarts entered not guilty pleas on March
4, 2008. The matters were adjourned for trial.
Evidence was heard at the trial on Jan. 25,
2010 and Robarts was found guilty on both
charges. Judge Claudine MacDonald sentenced Robarts to 15 months in custody on
each charge, to be served concurrently, for a
total of 15 months in custody on the two
charges. The court imposed a ten-year driving
prohibition order on each charge, to be
served concurrently, for a total driving prohibition of ten years.
Robarts committed the offences in Noel on
Dec. 26, 2007.
Uttered threat
Mark Phillip Porter, 40, of Windsor, was given a
suspended sentence with probation for uttering a threat to cause bodily harm to an individual.
Porter entered a not guilty plea Nov. 27,
2009. The matter was adjourned to March 8,
Court report
Windsor
2010 for trial but Porter changed his plea to
guilty. Judge Claudine MacDonald handed
Porter a suspended sentence with one year of
reporting probation.
Porter committed the offence in Windsor
between Oct. 28 and Nov. 1, 2009.
Failed to comply with undertaking
Matthew William Bowman, 29, of Garland’s
Crossing, was fined $230 for failing to comply
with an order to abstain from communicating
with an individual or going to a specific
address.
Bowman entered a guilty plea to the
charge on March 12, 2010. Judge Claudine
MacDonald fined Bowman a total of $230 and
has given him until Sept. 27, 2010 to pay or
spend three days in custody.
Bowman committed the offence in Windsor on March 10, 2010.
Tea for Friends
Friends of Dykeland put on a St Patrick's
Day Tea March 17 to raise funds for the Residents of Dykeland and contribute to the
Windsor Senior Citizens Bus Society.
The Friends had the honor of a visit from
Princess Windsor Aisha Kirunira. They were
delighted to have her visit their table and
share to share in her experiences as Princess
Windsor.
L-r: Chick Martin, Friends Chairperson, Princess Windsor
Aisha Kirumira and Dorothy Martin Treasurer.
Illegal cigarettes linked
to illegal drugs…
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was seized from a home in Ellershouse
before they got a chance to make their
way into the community.
Corporal Ted Mugford of the Windsor
Rural RCMP says the buying and selling
illegal cigarettes have become all too
commonplace in communities like ours.
“It’s a really big problem here. People
think it’s harmless. There is this attitude
that its not hurting anybody, that it’s a victimless crime, but that’s just not the case.”
Most illegal cigarettes he said are
linked somewhere down the line to other illegal activities, mostly drug related.
“There is a pipeline from the reserves in
Quebec and carries through all the
provinces; its quick and easy money if
you don’t get caught.”
For those that do get caught he said
fines are based on just how many cigarettes are seized. “It’s a summary offense
that would carry of minim fine of $500 at
the higher end it could be thousands
and we can seize their vehicle, assets
and property as well.
“The fines are steep and you could
see changes under both the Federal
Excise Act and the Provincial Revenue
Act– it’s a double whammy.”
But that doesn’t seem to be much of a
deterrent. “For the most part the guys
we pick up can go and get another shipment, pay the fines and keep right on
going.”
There have been 30 cases of dealing
in illegal cigarettes before Windsor
Provincial Court since September of
2009.
“It’s just not going to go away, not as
long as people continue to smoke.”
Most illegal cigarettes are purchased
by word of mouth, he said. “It’s a continuing battle for us. There are definitely
more deals out there that we don’t know
about unless people speak up.”
Illegal smokes generally come in a zip
lock bag of 200. They sell for an average
of $20-$25 per bag. “The further down
the line they go the lower the prices. It
works the same as the dope; you’ve got
sellers and you’ve got dealers, what we
want are the dealers. “
To date he said there doesn’t seem to
be an issue with minors being able to
purchase the cigarettes.
“Some sell to the kids, by the smoke,
but we haven’t seen a lot of that thank
goodness.”
RCMP will continue to work to
diminish the trend. “At this point our
focus is on gaining information either
through the pubic or with searches.”
Most cigarettes are uncovered during
raids, he said. “We’re finding a lot of
cross-over between drugs and cigarettes.
If we do a search for drugs we will generally turn up smokes too.
“It’s a continuing battle.”
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Symposium for admin assistants
By Nadine Eagles-Harvie
THE HANTS JOURNAL
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Bonnie Smith
There will also be a variety of vendors
and opportunities to mingle and relax,
Smith said.
Founded in 1942 IAAP is a not-forprofit professional association with over
40,000 members and affiliates and nearly 600 chapters worldwide. For over 60
years IAAP has enhanced the success of
career-minded administrative professionals by providing opportunities for
growth through education, community
building and leadership development.
Locally, the Evangeline Chapter
spreads from Windsor to Annapolis
Royal and has 22 members.
Smith, who will co-chair this year’s
symposium, said she hopes the symposium will draw more members. “There
are so many benefits to an IAAP membership both personally and profession-
“Technology is changing everyday and
in our profession it’s important to keep
up with those changes. We are the
front-line people and we need to be up
to speed.”
Smith, who works at MLA Chuck
Porter’s constituency office, said often
times administrative personnel work in
isolation and need that connection to
the larger network.
More employers are also seeing the
benefits of membership she said
because administrative staff is often a
reflection on the company or organization.
The local chapter meets once a
month and offer sessions on a variety of
topics from Occupational health and
Safety to portfolios and public speaking.
“We’re always learning something
new and exciting,” Smith said. “It’s a
great way to expand your knowledge
base and make friends.”
For more information on the symposium or IAAP membership contact Bonnie Smith at bonnielynn@ns.sympatico.ca
Civic Pride
Victory Credit
Union in Brooklyn
recently made a
hefty, $10,000
donation to the
Brooklyn Civic
Center Campaign.
VCU General
Manager Jim Riley
says the new Civic
Center will be a
valuable asset to
the community.
Shown here are Left to Right : Jim Riley [VCU General Manager ] David Keith
[Brooklyn Civic Center Campaign Chairman] Mark Dearman [Brooklyn Fire
Department Chief] Barry Bruce Payne [Project Manager] Helen Lake [VCU Manager
Brooklyn & Kempt] Wanda Lake [VCU Manager of Accounting]
Nadine Eagles-Harvie photo
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Local administrative assistants are
being invited to the sixth annual Administrative Professionals Symposium on
April 23 at the Old Orchard Inn.
The event is hosted by The Evangeline
Chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals
(IAAP).
The symposium is an ideal opportunity for learning, sharing and fun, said
chapter President Bonnie Smith.
Administrative professionals are
often the glue that holds a workplace
together but sometimes they need support too, she said, and the annual symposium is a wonderful opportunity to
meet and connect others in the field.
“It’s a great chance to network and
talk about our roles as professionals but
it also give administivative assistants a
day for themselves,” she said.
Attendance at the symposium continues to grow in popularity. This year
they expect between 110 and 120 participants.
The day-long event will introduce
three key speakers who will cover a
range of subjects from health and wellness to career and skill enhancement.
Included are Barb Stegemann, author
of The Seven Virtues of a Philosopher
Queen, whose speech is entitled The
Path to Empowerment with Joy, Dignity,
Grace and Fun. Sheila Dicks, founder of
Dynamic Impressions, will present a
workshop on creating the ideal workplace wardrobe for all body types.
In the afternoon award-winning
keynote speaker Adele Alfana will discuss The Jewels of Change: Mining Our
Treasures in an Evolving Workplace.
Adele has been nominated for Canada’s
100 most Powerful Women.
ally,” she said.
Before becoming chapter president,
Smith considered herself as shy individual. Her involvement with IAAP has
since given her a tremendous boost in
confidence in the workplace.
“The big change came for me when I
and several other chapter members
attended the IAAP Canada District Conference in May 2009. The seminars were
enlightening, educational and created a
spark in me that turned into a flame. I
was gaining a whole network of people
to help me with any obstacles I may
come up against. I came away from that
with a determination that I never felt
before.”
In April of 2009 Smith was asked to
present the opening welcome at the
Administrative Professionals Symposium in front of 87 other women. It was
a challenge that changed her life. “I was
certain that I couldn’t do it and then I
did it, I survived.”
She said one of the benefits of IAAP
membership is the opportunity to draw
on the knowledge of other members.
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Scared to death
Group Publisher
Fred Fiander
Managing Editor
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Editor
Stu Ducklow
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Not long ago the prospect of cancer was so
terrifying it claimed many victims simply by
scaring them to death. People were so afraid
of the disease they ignored their symptoms
until too late.
Progress has been slow but cancer isn’t
quite so scary today. Only 30 years ago cancer,
in all its forms, killed half its victims within
five years. Today it’s about one third.
Over the next 20-odd years new developments in genetics, microbiology plus better
detection methods will improve results even
more.
Much of this progress has been funded by
charities which raise their funds through
humble means from banquets to bake sales.
Some, like Scott Geddes, actually reap
what they sow. After raising money for cancer
research for the past three years Geddes is
benefitting from that research in the form of
treatment for Ewing Sarcoma.
We’re sure we’re not alone in wishing Scott
Geddes a long and happy life.
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Over the past 30 years governments have
sought to reduce smoking by increasing the
cost with taxation. This has done some good
but tobacco is a powerful drug– more addictive than alcohol, cocaine or heroin according
to some experts.
This powerful addiction has fuelled the
growth in the market for tax-free tobacco.
Illegal cigarettes are not a victimless crime
because suppliers are often associated with
other crimes. But instead of tying up
resources fighting this crime, the government
could eliminate it simply by reducing taxes to
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25 Years Ago (1985)
Holocaust denier Ernst Zündel is found guilty of publishing
false news and fomenting racial intolerance
The establishment of a regulatory requirement
for a uranium the threshold value above which all
exploration/mining activity would have to be
halted or specified land is one of six conclusions
of Judge Robert McCleve’s uranium inquiry agent
that will adopted by the Nova Scotia government.
Caseloads have increased in the first two
months of 1985 and with no winter works projects and the present state of our economy
“…there is no immediate relief in sight,” says
James Ferris municipal social service officer at an
annual meeting of East Hants council.
The Municipality of the District of Hants West
council passed a residential tax rate of 88 cents
per $100 of assessment, down 4 cents from last
year, on the final night of their year-end meeting
Tuesday.
More than 25 woodlot owners from Annapolis
County discussed their concerns over the recent
Royal Commission report on forestry, during the
Woodlot Owners and Operators Association
annual meeting held at the elementary school
here.
Murray Campbell says he could write a book
Racism: we’re making progress
arch 21 marked the International Day of the
M
Elimination of Racial Discrimination--a day
that reminds us to remain vigilant in our efforts to
tion it received. It was heartwarming to see the
outpouring of support to the family.
This is a clear sign that times are changing and
stamp out racism.
Nova Scotians are no longer willing to
As we've seen throughout time, it
tolerate such racist behaviour.
has never been easy for different
Today, more than ever, we're seeing
groups of people to live together.
progress on many fronts.
Some of our worst injustices have
Earlier this month to mark the
been based on racial differences.
20th anniversary of the Marshall
Not that long ago racial tensions
inquiry, the Nova Scotia Barristers'
in Nova Scotia were blatant and obviSociety sponsored a symposium to
ous. In 1982, for example, the Ku Klux
honour the legacy of Donald MarKlan announced its intention of purshall, Jr.
suing its nefarious activities in our
Further confirmation of change
province. In response, the govern- Premier of
was the Africville apology on Feb. 24
ment of the day denounced any such Nova Scotia
in Halifax.
activity.
The Nova Scotia Human Rights
In 1991, the Marshall inquiry made 82 recom- Commission says that about 20 per cent of its
mendations to improve the justice system for workload relates to race-based complaints.
African Nova Scotians and aboriginal persons.
While we know that we are making inroads,
Fast forward to today, and the recent cross- there's no doubt we still have more to do. That
burning incident on the lawn of a bi-racial couple said, there is a big difference between the Nova
in Hants County.
Scotia of 2010 and the Nova Scotia of years ago.
This was a terrible racist act, but the difference
I believe that Nova Scotians now want each
in that incident happening now as opposed to person to be treated with respect and dignity. By
years ago was the public outrage and condemna- continuing our efforts, we can make this possible.
Darrell Dexter
This week in
about the 40
years
of
Rotary Club
Auction in
Windsor
watching it
grow from a $4,000 event in 1946 to a $20,000
project in 1985.
At a meeting of the Hants West District School
Board on March 18 the board’s 1985 budget was
accepted and approved.
Hants History
50 Years Ago (1960)
Nikita Khrushchev meets Charles De Gaulle in Paris.
In the finals of the radios bonspiel at Windsor
Curling rink ending last week, a rink skipped by
Myron Phillips defeated Arnie Smith foursome,
11-8 to win the four transistor radios where were
the prizes for the successful rink.
Gordon Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Wilson, Windsor Forks, a student of Grade XII
Windsor Academy, has been chosen for a trip to
Ottawa sponsored by the Rotary Club.
Ira B. Lohnes, Albert Street, Windsor, first
president of Windsor-Hantsport Branch of the
Victorian Order of Nurses 20 years ago, paid tribute to the Branch since it first commenced just
prior to the start of World War II.
Close to 600 from various pints in West Hants
attended the annual John Deere Show at the War
Memorial Centre here on Wednesday evening of
last week.
75 Years Ago (1935)
The great dust storm hits eastern New Mexico and Colorado, and western Oklahoma the hardest.
Otis Wack, production manager, Canadian Gypsum Co., was in town last week on business. Mr.
Wack, in company with W.F. Anderson, left by
motor to visit the Digby plant but was prevented
making the entire journey by car owing to a section of the highway west of Bridgetown.
The Windsor Academy High School grades
are preparing for publication of a School Newspaper, to be published twice monthly, under the editorship of John McRae.
Alfred Bryson called The Journal office yesterday morning to report having picked two dandelions. One was in full bloom and the other had
gone to seed.
Two new records were hung up at KCS on
Wednesday, when James McDuff ’s 31 minutes
and 20 seconds clipped 36 seconds off the time
for the senior cross country run course.
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March 25, 2010
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Cancer just another item on the agenda
For the past three years Cocoa Pesto has held fundraising galas
for cancer research, raising $30,000-$40,000 a year. This April 10,
they will hold their first Mad Hatter’s Tea Party for cancer
research.
By Stu Ducklow
EDITOR@HANTSJOURNAL.CA
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Marilyn MacKay and Scott Geddes, of Cocoa Pesto
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King St., Windsor. They bought it, with the help of several backers, all Windsor natives.
In September, Cocoa Pesto will have been open for
four years. Built in 1850 for the Payzant family, it has
served as a hotel and bank headquarters. Visitors
have included an entire NHL hockey team and the legendary Alexander Keith.
Changes to come include finishing the hotel rooms
that make up the Woodshire Inn on the second floor,
a new lounge, a take-out restaurant and a laundromat.
All of which is taking second place to his main battle with cancer. His symptoms began last summer
with numbness in his right forearm and diminished
strength. “I was dropping spoons and tongs in the
kitchen.”
After several missed diagnoses, doctors in Halifax
found a lump the size of a sweet potato in his armpit.
A course of radiation followed by chemotherapy
has shrunk the tumour to half its size. By the end of
the 42-week course of treatment, a surgeon in St. John,
NB is scheduled to remove it.
Understandably Geddes has a lot of respect for the
Canadian health care system and the 20 or so people
fighting cancer that he has met in the last three
months in his restaurant.
His prognosis might not be so good had it not been
for the huge amount of research funded by charity
over the years. “The treatment of cancer has changed
immensely. We are starting to reap the benefits of all
that charity work.”
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Scott Geddes doesn’t have the powerful, handshake
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businessman. Instead, he offers his left hand and
holds his right away from contact.
Even a modest squeeze hurts his right hand. That’s
because he has a rare type of cancer called Ewing Sarcoma, a condition he’s dealing with the way he deals
with everything else: a huge application of energy and
optimism.
“It’s the top of my priority list right now, but it’s just
one more thing that has to be done this year.” Geddes,
who owns Coca Pesto Catering and Bistro with his
wife Marilyn McKay, says the cancer will be a memory in a year. Meanwhile he’ll go bald and suffer
through chemotherapy treatments that leave him
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Originally from Windsor, Ont., Geddes came to the
catering business as a dishwasher at the age of 15.
“The first night I knew this was where I wanted to be.
I enjoyed the energy of it.”
He enrolled at the University of Windsor, he
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refund to make a down payment on a five-room house
which he rented to students.
He went to work at the Windsor Hilton, working up
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There he met his partner Marilyn McKay, a design
graduate from NSCAD University, working as a waitress.
The couple moved to Toronto seeking other opportunities. Both worked at swank restaurants where
waiters can make $140,000 a year.
Cocoa Pesto was born when a client asked him
about catering a private party. The couple began
organizing corporate cocktail parties. The money was
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Geddes fell in love with the Maritimes when the
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the ocean and the space. This is a piece of heaven.”
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March 25, 2010
Captain Kirk the comeback kid
Captain Kirk, above, with a couple of his WWE major wrestling stars, Gangrel, top, member of The Undertaker’s
Ministry of Darkness and the Honky Tonk Man, recognized as the longest-reigning and greatest WWE
Intercontinental Champion of all time.
MSW’s spring tours have grown to cover
all four Atlantic Provinces and feature
more shows than any other independent
wrestling tour in North America.
Starratt, who is also an award-winning
journalist, has worked with some of the
greatest living legends of professional
wrestling, including several former World
Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) superstars, and all the current and up-andcoming Maritime wrestling stars.
Some examples include the late Chris
Benoit, former World Heavyweight Champion; the greatest and longest reigning
Intercontinental Champion of all time,
the Honky Tonk Man; Gangrel; Bushwhacker Luke; Al Snow with Head; Virgil
( former bodyguard of “The Million Dollar
Man” Ted Dibiase); The Genius (a.k.a.
Leaping Lanny Poffo, brother of “Macho
Man” Randy Savage); “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan; Eugene; Highlander Robbie McAllistar; former WWE world women’s champion Jazz; Doink the Clown; the original
Kings Transit
Cuban Assassin; Leo Burke; the Dupre
family (Emile, Rene and Jeff); the Acadian
Giant (a.k.a. Kurrgan); current Total NonStop Action (TNA) “knockout” Sarita; and
many others.
“Many of these wrestlers were the stars
I watched on TV when I was growing up
in Cambridge 20 years ago,” Starratt said.
“I always wanted to work with them and
be a part of pro wrestling, so, in that sense,
it’s really been a dream come true.”
So, where does he go from here? He
admits to having a long-standing urge to
step foot in the squared circle to compete.
“I always liked the idea of being a ring
announcer, but it all started with the
dream of wrestling,” Starratt said. “A simple look will tell you I don’t have the physicality needed for a long-term career as a
pro wrestler, so that’s why I turned my
attention to ring announcing. However,
the desire to wrestle never went away.”
He would love to have at least one
match, preferably at a show in Hants
County at some point in the future.
“If it never happens, I can live with that,
but I would love the opportunity.”
Starratt said some of his greatest
moments in wrestling include serving as
ring announcer for MSW’s 2006 match of
the year, the flaming tables match, and
the promotion’s 2008 match of the year,
the steel cage classic, both of which
occurred in Windsor.
Another was when he was chosen to
conduct an in-ring interview with the legendary Leo Burke at the Berwick Arena. He
has the distinction of being the first performer to ever step foot in the ring for two
different promotions. Starratt was once
attacked with a body slam followed by a
face-first power bomb at a show in Berwick
after a ringside interview went awry. Two
referees had to drag him backstage.
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microphone in hand and, thousands of
introductions later, he’s still going strong
as “the voice of Maritime wrestling.”
Hants County native “Captain” Kirk
Starratt, who debuted as a ring announcer and interviewer with Nova Scotia’s
MainStream Wrestling Entertainment
(MSW) when the promotion launched in
2000, says he’s proud to see MSW reach its
tenth anniversary. The promotion has visited Windsor’s War Memorial Community
Centre regularly since 2001 and makes its
return on Friday night, April 23, with the
2010 Spring Tour. The show will feature a
line up of some of the hottest free agents
in the business and, of course, ring
announcer “Captain” Kirk.
Starratt said he’s thankful to MSW
owner and promoter Devin Chittick (a.k.a.
wrestler “X-Ray” Kyle Kruze) for all the
opportunities he’s been given over the last
decade. Starratt has also served as an official ring announcer for a number of other
promotions and he made a cameo
appearance on the first episode of the TV
series Wrestling Reality (WR).
However, Starratt said he recognizes
that he would never have made the contacts needed to succeed as an announcer
for other promotions without the initial
opportunities given to him in MSW.
“All the success I’ve enjoyed in professional wrestling can be traced back to
MSW,” he said. “In fact, aside from “XRay”, I’m the only performer who has
been associated with MSW non-stop
since its inception.”
Starratt said no other professional
wrestling promotions seemed to take
MSW seriously when it launched. However, one promotion that was highly critical
went out of business eight years ago. Now,
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A hip-hop star, from Hants County, has
been recognized alongside some of Canada’s finest in the music industry.
Enfield’s hip-hop artist Luke Boyd, professionally known as Classified, is nominated for three Juno awards this year. The
East Hants native is in ranks for Rap
Recording of the Year [ for his album Self
Explanatory], Single of the Year and Video
of the Year [ for his single Anybody Listening.]
Rap Recording of the Year was one nomination sort of expected but these other
two were surprising, Boyd said. “I’m excited about the nominations.”
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the song Anybody
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the lyrics or simply listening to a
catchy beat, Boyd
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almost impossible to get everyone to relate
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record better than the last.”
It was likely a combination of the beat;
the lyrics and the people at Sony behind
this project, which made this song so successful, Boyd said, “because, [my music] it’s
not the typical stuff you hear playing on the
radio.”
The 2010 Juno Awards; Canada’s Music
Awards, will be taking place on April 12–18
in St. John’s, Newfoundland. This year will
mark the 39th annual Juno Awards.
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“I still live in Enfield and I’m still the
same person … I have the same friends and
the same family I’m close to,” Boyd said.
“Having these people around me is what
keeps me grounded.”
In the future Boyd plans to continue
working on his next album and is also trying to arrange more tours to look at the rest
of the world. “I want the music to go further,” Boyd added.
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March 25, 2010
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FRIDAY, MARCH 26 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:30
p.m. at Avon View School in support of
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asked to donate new articles of all kinds
that can be sold.
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March 25, 2010
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Flea Market.
plus performances by young dance
students. Tickets at the door. $10 / $5
12:30pm at Kingstec Gym, Belcher Street,
Kentville. To book a table or for more
information, call Alice at 678-7969.
Proceeds for Kingstec Day Care.
SATURDAY, MARCH
27 at 2 p.m. at
ATV Presentation.
Annapolis Valley Ostomy Support Group
SATURDAY, MARCH 27. 7:00pm. Forties
SUNDAY, MARCH 28. 2:30pm at the Valley
Regional Hospital, Classrooms A and B.
Guest speaker is Eleanor Howard –
Enterostomal Therapist. Contact Paula
McKenzie at 538-7900.
Country Music Show
45’s Card Tournament
Legion. Featuring Milfie Kaizer, Rick
Naugler, Lorimer Higgens, Shirley Spidle
Country Jam, Coastline, Ken Best and the
Silverado Band. Proceeds for the Terry Fox
Foundation.
SATURDAY, MARCH 27 in the Avondale
Hall. Registration at 12:30pm. Play
begins at 1:00pm. Cash prizes, 50/50 and
door prizes. Free tea and coffee.
Everyone welcome. Info 792-2874
Turkey Supper.
p.m. at Windsor
Community Centre. The Four
Seasons Orchestra presents a
blend of light orchestral music
Cheverie United Church. Freewill offering.
Sponsored by the Church Stewards.
SUNDAY, MARCH 28. 1:00pm at the Chester
at Ardoise Community Hall. Hwy.1 and
School Road. Pre-school to Grade 2.
Games, Treats, Fun. $3. per person.
Contact: 757-2900. www.ardoisehall.ca
the Three Mile Plains Community Hall.
Tea/coffee and desserts. Adults $10.
Children 5-12 years old $5. Under 5
years old are free. Live music and 50/50
tickets.
SUNDAY, MARCH 28. 4:00pm to 6:00pm at
Community Centre, New Ross. Guest
speaker Cory Robar, President of Central
Nova ATV Club, will answer questions on
organized ATVing in Nova Scotia.
Sponsored by Nova Scotia Hunters and
Anglers Assoc. Info 689-2000
SATURDAY, MARCH 27. 1:00pm to 3:00pm
SATURDAY MARCH 27 3
Rawdon Baptist Church. Free will offering.
Proceeds to Chaplaincy Fund at Dykeland
Lodge. All are welcome.
Pot Luck Supper.
10:30am. Ellershouse Hall, 429
Ellershouse Road. Sponsored by Ste.
Croix Pastoral Charge. Free will offering.
Info: 757-2400.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MARCH 26-27 at at
SATURDAY, MARCH 27. 4:30 to 6:00pm at
SUNDAY, MARCH 28. 7:00pm at South
SATURDAY, MARCH 27. 8:00am to
Kids Easter Party.
Easter Bonnet Concert
Musical Evening.
Church Breakfast.
the Mermaid
Theatre. MIPAC is
pleased to
welcome the
Maritime
Marionettes with
their delightful
production of
The Bremen
Town Musicians. Find out how a ragtag
group of unwanted farm animals use
teamwork to fend off trouble. Suitable
for children aged 4 and up. Tickets $11
and $9.
Too Soon For Daisies’,
Fountain Performing Arts Centre, King’s
Edgehill School, Windsor, NS at 7:30 p.m.
British comedy thriller by William Dinner
and William Morum. Tickets at the door:
$12 / $10 Group discount : 902-472-7229.
4508. All proceeds to provide financial
assistance to Debbie during her illness.
SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 8:00am to
Maritime
Marionettes
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Prom Gala and Gown Sale
Ticket Auction.
SUNDAY, MARCH 28. 2:00 to 4:30pm. NSCC
SUNDAY, MARCH 28 at Falmouth Hall.
Kingstec Campus, Kentville. Many local
vendors to suit all your prom needs. Prizes
and freebies, plus gowns for sale $300. and
less! Proceeds to Global Volunteer Network.
Benefit for Debbie Hartt. Noon to 2 p.m.
draw. Lots of great prizes. For info or to
donate, call Donna at 472-2398 or 790-
Volunteers and Non-profit Organizations:
The strength of our communities
Kingsway Gardens Retirement Residence, Windsor
off Wentworth Road by the Fort Edward Mall
March 31, 2010, 2:30 pm to 8:30 pm
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A celebration of our Volunteer successes.
Opportunities and challenges for organizations - how we can address them?
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12 News I The
March 25, 2010
Knees are one of the most abused parts of a gardener’s
body come springtime. Lee Valley is offering
“outstanding comfort” in the form of removable-cap
gel kneepads.
New garden products for 2010
by Carla Allen
Gardeners always find it hard
to pass by new gadgets and
garden décor. Here’s a peek at
what you might see in your
travels this spring.
A brand-new product
that’s both unique and functional are Danish Rubber
Vases. Designed by Henriett
Melchiorsen, they’re not only
unique and functional, but Carla Allen
also fun and whimsical. All of
them will add vibrancy and appeal to any
decor.
Although they are made of rubber, it’s
hard to tell at first glance. They appear as
if crafted from fragile ceramic. Anyone with small children or pets will immediately
appreciate the fact that if one
of these rubber vases accidentally topples, they don’t
have to worry about breakage. You can also fold the top
of the vase inside to create a
bowl-shaped vase. Small vases are five inches high
($19.99) and are available in
black, lime green, pink and
red. Large vases are eight-inches high
($24.99) and are available in midnight
blue, yellow and pink.
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this spring, you might want to check out
the Easy Stone Lifter. Driveway, walkway,
patio and retaining wall construction
can be done infinitely easier with this
innovative product. Used in conjunction
with an air compressor, the Easy Stone
Lifter/Installer
is placed on the stone and the vacuum
engaged.
The specially designed suction cups
adhere to the stones surface allowing the
user(s) to easily lift the stone. This device,
which is sold in both one and two person
models, helps to reduce strain and the
possibility of injury.
The rubber vases and stone lifter are
available through the online gardening
company, www.rittenhouse.ca, and in
selected stores.
Lee Valley Tools (www.leevalley.com)
is featuring cane connectors made from
green EPDM rubber. These durable,
weather-resistant, reusable and versatile
connectors can be used to link canes or
poles to build an array of garden structures quickly and easily.
Depending on whether you buy the
three-arm or four-arm version, cost is
$2.50 or $2.75 each, respectively.
Another introduction from Lee Valley
is Removable-Cap Gel Kneepads. These
comfortable kneepads are perfect for
protecting your knees during gardening,
landscape work or home renovations.
The secret is the soft gel insert that
cushions, protects and supports the
knee. They can be used with or without
the snap-on cap; however, they are most
stable (less tendency to rock from side to
side) and have better grip on slopes with
the cap in place.
Gardeners may find these kneepads
heavier than others but they are guaranteed to provide “outstanding comfort.”
They sell for $28.50 a pair.
In this picture, King Lion Cec Cunningham is presenting
Lion Pat with a Melvin Jones Fellowship Award, the
highest Award in Lionism.
Lion gets fellowship award
In 1993 Lion Pat Burgess became one of the
first women to join the Windsor & District
Lions Club. Besides being the treasurer for
three years, she has for many years chaired
the Education Committee, handling the selection of Bursary recipients and the Speak Out
contests, and applicants for the Apple Blossom Festival Princesses.
Sports
The Hants Journal
March 25, 2010
www.NovaNewsNow.com
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Birthplace of Hockey
Tournament Highlights
The Hantsport Minor Baseball
Association executive is pleased
to offer a midget program this
season. Back Row, Paul
MacDonald, Jeff Starratt, Randy
Carey, Peter Johnston and Peter
Cochrane. Front Row, Cathy
Carey, Chris Cuvilier, Tim
Schofield and Wanda Smith.
Missing: Susan Rawlins.
Pee-Wee A
Bridgewater
West Hants
East Hants
Shelburne
West Hants
Tamagouche
Cumberland
West Hants
2
1
5
3
9
3
7
0
Bridgewater won
the Pee-Wee A division with a 3-2 win
over East Hants.
Atom B
Acadia
West Hants
West Hants
Lunenburg
West Hants
Acadia
4
3
8
3
7
2
Berwick defeated
West Hants 6-3 in
the championship
game.
Bantam B
West Hants
Middleton
West Hants
Bedford
Chebucto
West Hants
5
2
7
1
7
5
Greenwood won
the Bantam B Division
Pee-WeeAA
West Hants
Eastern Shore
West Hants
Pictou
West Hants
TASA
8
1
4
0
7
2
The provinciallybound squad easily
won the Pee-Wee
AA division
Submitted photo.
Baseball enthusiasts create new Hantsport midget team
By Christy Marsters
THE HANTS JOURNAL
NovaNewsNow.com
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Baseball is a long-standing tradition in
The Town of Hantsport.
This year, the Hantsport Minor Baseball Association hopes to keep the sport
running strong with the creation of a new
midget program. This team will start a
first season, consisting of local youth ages
16-18, in April.
President Peter Johnston, of the
Hantsport Minor Baseball Association,
said a midget team wasn’t formed as
hoped two years ago because there just
weren’t quite enough players to field a
team. “However, this year we have the
commitment of 15 players, a full coaching
staff and financial support from the asso-
ciation to outfit the new team.”
Players this age are harder to recruit
because a lot of teens at this time are busy
with summer jobs, Johnston said. “For
them, to commit to a sport is difficult.”
Still, as more kids go through the system; these youth are developing skills and
more want to continue playing, Johnston
said. “Having a midget team will provide
some of our charter players the chance to
play for three more years and, hopefully,
they have the opportunity to continue on
with the Hantsport Intermediate Shamrocks.”
“In an electronic age, the more recreational opportunities we can give kids is
better,” Johnston said, “and for them to be
affiliated to the Shamrocks will be really
exciting.”
Intermediate Shamrocks Coach Shane
Oickle says the formation of this midget
team is equally exciting for his team.
Starting baseball at a young age helps
to build the fundamentals in players and
after a person knows the basics; it’s just
practice, practice, practice, Oickle said.
“Having a midget team in Hantsport
means a lot to our program.”
“We’re not getting any younger and
having midgets will help provide a future
for the Shamrocks,” Oickle added.
The Hantsport Minor Baseball Association will hold spring registration for all
ages at the Hantsport Firehall on April 10
and 24 from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. For more
information visit www.leaguelineup.com/hantsport or call Peter Johnston at 6849644 or Wanda Smith at 684-9731.
Hants Journal
14 Sports I The
March 25, 2010
From left to right: Jordan Newcombe, Jeremy Page,
Wendy Allen, Karen Chasse, Dallas Rourke and Kimberly
Sutherland.
Nadine Eagles-Harvie photo
Snowboarders get
$8000 boost from
bank fundraisers
Four local athletes who will compete in
the 2011 Canada Winter games received a
big boost from Scotia Bank Windsor
branch this week.
Snowboarders Jordan Newcombe, Jeremy Page, Dallas Rourke and Kimberly
Sutherland along with Karen Chasse,
president of the Nova Scotia Snowboard
Association were presented with a cheque
for $8,000 to help cover training and travel costs.
As part of the Team Scotia Community
Involvement Program bank manager
Wendy Allen said staff at the bank have
help to fundraise since last September
with bake sales, raffles and a diner theater.
All four athletes will also compete at
the Nationals in Quebec next winter.
Things to bring to the
Slush Cup: towel, dry
clothing, courage
skiing at Martock when I was in
Igoodliked
elementary school and I was pretty
at it. I can remember chasing my
skis down the hill and falling off the
T–Bar though. I tried to snowboard once
but I was a way
better at skiing.
Since then,
I’ve skied a few
more times.
The first
time I attended The Slush
Cup at Ski
Martock was
after I became
a
reporter. Christy Marsters
Skiers
and
snowboarders jetting down a slope to
challenge a pond of slush– in front of
thousands– were impressive. The event
was cool to watch!
This year, with the help of Ski Martock, I’ve decided to live this experience
firsthand.
With a private ski lesson from
Instructor Erica Paletz at Ski Martock on
March 17, I’d like to think I could make it
First Person
Singular
across the chilly slush. With just enough
skills and a very good teacher anything’s
possible, right?
I felt timid on my skis going down the
bunny run. Luckily the basic skills in skiing
are like riding a bike.
I was confident, riding the chairlift up
the hill, that I could get to the bottom.
Still, to increase my chances of staying
dry March 27 I figured I should solicit some
slush cup strategy.
Paletz gave me some pointers and was
really encouraging. It was comforting to
hear her say she’d be there on March 27, and
she’d be rooting for me.
On March 17, at about 3 p.m., the view
from the hilltops at Ski Martock was beautiful. I took moment to appreciate where I
was.
I also appreciated the hand up from
CBC HD
HDTV
Our reporter braves the bunny hill at Martock.
Paletz the first time I fell.
My leg bent a totally weird way and I was
all tangled in my skis. My knee did hurt for
a second but I brushed it off quickly. I had to
get up; before too many people realized I’d
fallen.
I only fell twice.
On my last run, Paletz and I stopped
around the spot where the courageous
skiers and snowboarders start their decent
in The Slush Cup. I thought about that
lengthy pond and thousands of people.
I was terribly nervous but I took off
down the hill. A breeze blowing in my face
made my eyes water but I made it down
and loved the rush.
Hopefully, if I give it my all, I can also
make it through the slush.
Anything is possible; but I think I’ll bring
a towel and change of clothes (just in case.)
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16 Sports I The
March 25, 2010
Gymnastics gets boost from Facebook site
Windsor Town Councillor Liz Galbraith has turned to social networking
to gauge interest in a local gymnastics
program for kids. The Facebook site,
Interested in Gymnastics For Kids in
Windsor, NS, created by Galbraith, has
acquired 84 fans in under a week and
she says that in itself is a good indication of interest.
“For the past couple of years I’ve
been hearing a lot of parents talking
about the need for a gymnastic program in this area and that is something
I want to address as a parent and as a
councilor.”
Currently, she said the closest gymnastic programs are based out of
Sackville or further down the valley.
She said the program needn’t be
competitive. “We’re talking about a
recreation program that could teach
five-year-old children to do summersaults and just enjoy moving their bodies. It’s about fun and exercise.”
And as one face book fan wrote, “a
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energy.”
Galbraith said she started the site as
part of a feasibility study now underway
with the Town of Windsor.
Council recently received a report
from the Department of Recreation,
which examined such issues as cost and
location.
According to the report Recreation
manager, Jim Lambert met with Mike
Landry, Principal of the West Hants
Middle School who provided a run-
down of the cost for a basic program
which could add up to more than
$14,000 for equipment cost alone.
Lambert also spoke with Bruce Naugler, of Gymnastics NS who stated that
although he was keen on seeing another program in the Valley there is a lack
of qualified inductors and space.
Galbriath said she approached council initially to look at the potential but
said it wouldn’t have to be a recreation
program. “In our area very much of
what’s offered is
through
recreation programming, so that was
the first stage in
the journey.”
Ideally, she said
it would be good to have the parents
take the lead. “I’d like to have a meeting
of parents who want to get together a
get a club to move forward so, rather
than recreation driving the bus, it’s the
parents.”
That way some costs could be
absorbed through membership fees and
fundraising.
Either way, Galbraith said it would
be beneficial to have the support of
both the town and the municipality. “If
this is a club for the people of Windsor
and West Hants the councils should
support it either through offering a
location or through funding.”
Galbraith said the precedent has
already been set in other small towns
around the region, such as Berwick and
Port Williams.
“Most substantially-sized towns have
a gymnastics program but so do smaller towns. If we have the population to
support it and the interest lets do it.”
She hopes the face book site will also
spark interest from potential coaches.
“I’ve spoken to one coach already that
has express an interest to facilitate lower level classes. We don’t know who’s
available if we don’t ask. Surly we can
draw an instructor if we look for one.”
The Facebook site encourages interested parents to write to council in support of a gymnastics program at info@town.windsor.ns.
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The Avondale Community Hall
held their annual 45s Card
Tournament on January 30,
2010. First prize went to Carl
Siler and Garnet Lake, whose
names will be engraved on the
plaque. The plaque is in
memory of Bill Siler, who was
an avid card player. The
second prize went to Ben and
Donna Cluett. The 50/50
winner was Kenny Lake. It was
a great turnout with 13 tables.
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Shaped by the soil
Dr. Julian Gwyn
delivers the Charles
H. Read Family
Lecture in Planters
Studies. J. Hoegg
Planters: lucky, lazy - or both?
ans of pre-Confederation Nova Scotia
are willing to talk about poverty.”
Perhaps their initial success can be
The Planters may have enjoyed more attributed to the skills of the expelled
wealth and agricultural success if they’d Acadian farmers, rather than their own
stayed in New England, according to Dr. knack for farming. “
Julian Gwyn.
We have some good soil, but no very
The Berwick resident and professor good soil,” Gwyn said. “Many who came
emeritus at University of Ottawa shared here had to farm - but weren’t particusome of his expertise in economic histo- larly good at it.”
ry of pre-Confederation Nova Scotia
According to Gwyn, a typical large
during the February Charles H. Read farm of the time would have had 15
Family Lecture in Planters Studies. horses, 40 cows, 40 calves, 100 sheep, 18
Titled “Shaped by the Soil: Were the swine and 18 cattle; small farms would
Minas Basin Planters Successful Farm- have far fewer livestock.
ers?”, his talk suggested the New EngIn historical record, Minas Basin
land settlers were not particularly dedi- farmers were noted by their contempocated or accomplished farmers, but raries for their laziness: one governor
reaped the benefits of the Acadians’ noted their “want of industry,” and agriwork.
culture was generally looked down
Unfortunately, information is slim. upon.
Although more labour was involved in
In 1774, two men from Yorkshire
farming than in any other sector in pre- journeying through Nova Scotia noted
1867 Nova Scotia, both historians and Horton farmers’ “tillage seems good,”
government records neglect the details. but “found farmers lazy, indolent people
The Planters’ agricultural record is who slept in ‘til 7 or 8, had rum before
mixed, Gwyn said. There is debate over work and were back at 11.”
how well Planters adapted to the dykeAnother observer in 1790 wrote “one
land farms left by the Acadians. Little cannot but wonder at the slow progress
information is known, as well, about the of agriculture.”
literacy of the Planters.
In 1818, Lieutenant Governor Lord
“Literacy goes hand in hand with Dalhousie recorded, “the character of
poverty - then as now. Not many histori- the people... is by no means favourable.
The state of agriculture
is wretched… cider is
made with no knowledge
of the art.” However,
good husbandry in the
area of cattle was noted.
According to contemporary sources, proper
use of manure was
ignored, no crop rotation
was used and “too little
grain was grown.” While
wars during the 18th
Century kept prices high,
when war ended in 1815,
prices fell and farmers
were ruined. Some were
even jailed for debt.
With the founding of
Members of the Atlantic Living Heritage Association - Jenny and Jayar Milligan the Kings agricultural
- in authentic Planter garb attend the launch of Planters 2010.
society in 1789, farmers
By Jennifer Hoegg
jhoegg@kentvilleadvertiser.ca
NovaNewsNow.com
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lobbied for improved livestock markets, but the society spent most of
its efforts on social improvements, such as a library and
Sunday schools. Later efforts
by county and provincial agricultural societies helped
encourage better farm practices. In 1826, John Whidden praised the work of the
Kings Federation of Agriculture in this area, including
the introduction of better
quality crops, fertilizers,
French
drains
and
improved livestock strains.
Come the 1830s, Nova
Scotia continued to look
back on wartime fondly,
Gwynn said. The quality of
soil was bemoaned, especially in rocky, upland holdings. By 1870, four per cent
of houses were uninhabited.
By the 1850s, Nova Scotia
was less self-sufficient than
it had been in 1800, due in
part to potato blight. Only
area of agricultural expansion was in barley and oats.
Nova Scotia was shipping in
wheat from the United States.
In 1851, half of the population’s principle occupation was farming. But, during the 19th Century, agricultural output per person was relatively low. While
population grew 589 per cent between
1767 and 1827, farm production did not
keep up, especially in grains. Swine,
sheep and potato production was slightly better. In the 1860s, the province was
self-sufficient in beef and pork.
While there were few standout successes in farming before 1867, Minas
Basin farmers held a comparative
advantage, good well-drained soil and
business acumen, Gwyn said. Because
the Acadians had found most of the
province’s good soil, Planters could do
well if they learned quickly. Farmers in
the area stood out among provincial
agriculturalists, but wealth lay not in
the land, but in shipping, banking and
other non-farming professions.
Planters 2010
Hosted by Acadia University's Planter
Studies Centre and the Kings-Hants
Heritage Connection, the February
event kicked off celebrations for the
250th anniversary of the New England
Planters’ arrival in the area.
Booklets marking Planters 2010,
commissioned by the Kings-Hants
Heritage Connection and written by
Dr. Julian Gwyn, were launched during
the evening. Printed and designed by
Kentville’s Gaspereau Press, the history covers Planter settlements in the
townships of Newport, Falmouth, Horton and Cornwallis between 1755 and
1825.
Members of the Atlantic Living Heritage Association were also on hand in
Planter dress to mark the launch.
Planters on the web
By Wendy Elliott
welliott@kentvilleadvertiser.ca
NovaNewsNow.com
A new website is loaded with information about this year’s Planter anniversary.
The site tells the history of the New
England Planters, who first arrived in
1760 after the Expulsion of the Acadians
and, over 15 years, began to farm in four
townships in what are today’s Hants and
Kings counties.
Today's Nova Scotia, particularly the
Annapolis Valley, is populated by thousands of descendants of the New Eng-
land Planters. Many more are found
across Canada and in New England
states.
Bria Stokesbury, curator of the Kings
County Museum, says the new website
examines that early migration, the contributions made by New England Planter
descendants over the subsequent twoand-a-half centuries and offers a guide to
genealogical sources.
The Kings Hants Heritage Connection
and its New England Planter sub-committee commissioned Port Williams resident Sylvia Jacquard to create the site.
Marianne Gates and technical staff at the
Kings Economic Development Agency
assisted.
The Planter sub-committee is chaired
by Pat Gould-Thorpe, a development
officer for the Hants Regional Development Authority.
The Planter committee meets on the
third Thursday of every month in Windsor, 5 p.m. at the Enterprise Centre of
Hants County in the downtown Windsor
Mall, 80 Water St.
According to Acadia University's
Planter Studies Centre, there were
approximately 8,000 New England residents who migrated to Nova Scotia, until
about 1774. Known as Planters, the old
English term for colonists, they settled in
townships throughout what are now
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and
were among the first Anglophone immigrants to the mainland area of presentday Canada.
The fifth Planter conference at Acadia
University is set for June 17 to 20. An historical encampment is also planned.
Tourists with Planter connections are
anticipated this coming summer
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March 25, 2010
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‘You know you are from the Valley when...’
Facebook page proving popular
By Kirk Starratt
kstarratt@kentvilleadvertiser.ca
NovaNewsNow.com
Who would have thought completing the
statement “You know you are from the
Valley when…” would prove so popular?
Elizabeth Munroe of Canaan and Melissa White of Windsor were walking in New
Minas during a snowstorm in January
when they took a photo of an empty beer
bottle sitting in a pothole. They dubbed
this the “Red Neck Beer Fridge.”
They took a number of funny photos
and decided to see how many people they
could reach with them, coming up with
the title, “You know you are from the Valley when,” in relation to their funny photos. They launched a Facebook page that
night, thinking they’d reach 100 people by
the end of the week.
Instead, the women were surprised to
reach 1,000 people.
Now, more than 5,300 people of all ages
have joined the group. The creators get a
breakdown of statistics for the page, and
they have members all over the world.
Some are incredibly faithful and, White
says, “must be on there 24-7.”
During the span of 19 minutes during
the interview with Munroe and White, 25
people wanting to say “hello” to this
reporter posted comments.
People have also rallied through the site
to plan a benefit for Crystal Taylor of
Waterville, in need of a lung transplant.
Munroe says, within a couple hours, they
had 80 comments from people wanting to
attend or help out.
The two started the Facebook page for
fun and to see where it would go.
“We waited for it to roll over from 999 to
1,000,” White says. “I love reading the post,
I love reading the comments. You get a
good chuckle out of it - especially at the
beginning. We read some over and over
again.”
Lots of people have ideas when it
comes to completing the phrase “You
know you are from the Valley when…”.
This spawns lots more comments and new
posts, many unrelated to completing the
Elizabeth Munroe of Canaan and Melissa White of Windsor high-five as they review comments on their Facebook page “You know you are from the Valley when,” exploding in
popularity. K. Starratt
statement but usually all pertaining to life
in the Annapolis Valley, past or present.
Munroe says they monitor the site to a
certain degree, deleting posts or comments if they’re in poor taste or derogatory. They want to keep the site “as clean as
we can have it” because there are many
children and seniors participating. There
are people they’ve had to block from the
site. Munroe says they’ve probably only
had to block five people so far and deleted
about 100 comments.
“We’ve never really had any major problems,” Munroe says. “People in the Valley
are nice and respectful.”
She says the comments are phenomenal, and people have been adding beautiful pictures from all over the Valley. They
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estimate there have been between 40,000
and 50,000 comments overall since the
launch in January. Having 5,000-plus people join might be a small number compared to the overall population, but the
membership is large compared to other
groups. As people join as members or
“Friends,” they bring their entire “Friends”
network on board.
“We read every single comment, every
single post on the site,” White says, pointing out, if she has missed something of
particular interest, Munroe will give her a
call or vice versa.
Munroe posted the question “What do
you consider to be the Valley?”, since
everyone seems to have a different interpretation of its geographic boundaries.
While she defines the Valley as the communities from Windsor to Digby, thinking
of the reach of the annual Apple Blossom
Festival, one person provided an extremely technical response.
“We probably have about 100 comments on that one,” White says. “You can
go on there and ask anyone anything and
get lots of answers.”
Both agree the page has social, historical and entertainment value.
“It’s definitely exploded beyond our
expectations,” Munroe says.
To participate, if you aren’t on Facebook, visit
www.facebook.com to join, search “You Know You
Are From The Valley When” and then join the
group as a member.
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March 25, 2010
Tourists’ eyes caught by
World Heritage tag
Grand Pre naming should benefit Valley business, culture
By Stu Ducklow
TRANSCONTINENTAL MEDIA
NovaNewsNow.com
Hotels and restaurants from Kentville to Windsor
could benefit from an application by a Kings County group to add Grand Pré to the list of 890 properties considered to have outstanding universal value by the Paris-based World Heritage Centre, a
UNESCO agency.
The proposal, being prepared by a dozen agencies and stakeholders, will be presented next February, says Christophe Rivet, of Parks Canada, but
the evaluation period can take 18 months.
Planners say Joggins’ designation as a World
Heritage Centre in 2008 resulted in an immediate
bump in tourist traffic. Adding Grand Pré to the list
would make Nova Scotia almost irrestistable to
foreign tourists, who would then have three sites
within driving distance of Halifax: Lunenburg,
Nova Scotia’s first World Heritage Site, gained its
status in 1995.
Tourists who visit World Heritage Sites are a different breed, Crystal Fuller, planner for Kings
County, told members of the joint council of Windsor, West Hants and Hantsport at a joint meeting
Feb. 25. They see the world list of sites as a giant
“to-do” list, and like to check their visits off. People
like that don’t worry about money, and they appreciate good quality in accommodation and dining
to service at the gas pumps.
High-end tourist dollars could come
The dykelands left behind by the Acadians two centuries ago are as distinct now
to the modern eye. Submitted
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Symposium for admin assistantsThe Grand Pre church is a beacon for Acadians - and
world tourists - looking to experience history. Submitted
An American study says visits by foreigners to U.S. heritage sites grew
twice as fast as visits to national
parks, 9.4 per cent compared to 4.2
per cent between 1990 and 1995.
An economic impact study conducted in the summer of 2008 shows:
• Total visitor spending in the Valley attributed to Grand Pré is about
$1.8 million per year, but the trend is
downward.
• Recent challenges to tourism
posed by the recession and passport
restrictions have brought accommodation nights down five per cent in
each of the last two years.
• Designation as a UNESCO World
Heritage Site may restore tourism to
its former levels, injecting $200,000 a
year into the local economy.
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March 25, 2010
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Dateline NBC
Minute to Win It
The Celebrity Apprentice
Come Dine With Me
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Ghost Trackers
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Door of Hope
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King of the Hill
Robot Chicken
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Millionaire Matchmaker
X-Weighted
Ugly Americans
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World of Skiing
Real Renos
Home Edition
Movie:
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Olympics Closing...
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Infomercials
Damages
Survivorman
Sportsnet...
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10:00 p.m.
10:30 p.m.
11:00 p.m.
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Les Boys
C.A.
Le Téléjournal
La zone
Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy!
How I Met/Mother Rules...
Two/Men
Big Bang...
CSI: Miami
News
Inside Edition
Dancing With the Stars
Chronicle
Hiccups
Dan For Mayor
Movie: Keep Your Head Up... (biography, 2010) Jared Keeso.
Degrassi: TNG
TMZ.com
Castle
News
Two/Men
Big Bang...
CTV News
The National
CBC News
The Hour
Ghost Whisperer
Castle
CTV News
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Early News
News Hour
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Ent. Tonight
Brothers & Sisters
House
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How to Be Indie
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Global National
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The Simpsons
Wedding SOS
Our Little Life
Our Little Life
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Malcolm in/Middle ...Hates Chris
8 Simple Rules
Eyes Down
Waiting for God
National Catholic...
Drama Island
6Teen
Futurama
Manswers
Hoarders
Mrs. Menendez
Anderson Cooper 360°
Love Court
Charlie Rose
10 Things I Hate... Family Biz
King of the Hill
Colour...
How to Be Indie
National
American Dad
Futurama
Robot Chicken
Cake Boss
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19 Kids and Counting
Ultimate Cake Off
Cake Boss
MythBusters
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Motor City Motors
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Air Farce Live
The Simpsons
Love Inc...
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NCIS
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Urbania, Québec
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10:00 p.m.
10:30 p.m.
11:00 p.m.
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Le Téléjournal
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Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy!
NCIS
NCIS: Los Angeles
The Good Wife
News
Inside Edition
Dancing With the Stars
Lost
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Chronicle
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
American Idol
Rick Mercer
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TMZ.com
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The Daily Show
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The Hour
Ghost Whisperer
Dancing With the Stars
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NCIS: Los Angeles
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NBC News
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Emily of New Moon
Global National
Comedy Fest
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CTV News
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The Daily Show
Cory in the House That's So Raven
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8:00 p.m.
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Ancient Weather
News Hour
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Ent. Tonight
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NCIS
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Access...
The Biggest Loser
Style by Jury
Total/Action
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Cities of the Underworld
Maria/One-on-One Nova
Escape...
CSI: Miami
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UFC Unleashed
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ET Canada
Players
UR11
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Frontline
Charlie Rose
News: The National
the fifth estate
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News
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King of the Hill
How to Be Indie
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Robot Chicken
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NCIS
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Hannah Montana The Suite Life...
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Family Guy
Family Guy
House of Payne
House of Payne
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Seinfeld
My Name Is Earl
House Hunters
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Outdoor Room
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House Hunters
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Cashing In
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NHL Hockey: Chicago at St. Louis (Live)
Pardon...
La fièvre de la danse
Rabbit Fall
Taxi 0-22
Dear Genevieve
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SportsCentre
Les invincibles
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March 25, 2010
I
CROSSWORD I see solution on page 31
HOROSCOPES I For the week of Mar. 21 - Mar. 27
CLUES ACROSS
1. Adult male swan
4. Expresses surprise
7. Founder of Babism
10. Oil cartel
12. Daminozide
14. Characterized by unity
15. E. Greek island
17. Valley
18. New Rochelle college
19. 1st Am. Sec. of State
22. Martes zibellinas
23. Sharp in taste
24. World’s longest river
25. Photojournalist Jacob
A.
26. Head bob
27. Tennessee
28. Tree cutting tools
29. Molten metal scum
31. Western State
32. Small crude shelter
33. Murre genus
35. The former ruler of
Afghanistan
37. Sleeping noise
39. Sporting theater
41. 4th thursday in Nov.
45. Stitched borders
46. C____van: fine leather
47. Cut from a larger piece
48. Before
49. ____sade: fortification
50. The land around a
house
51. Manuscripts (abbr.)
52. ___ student, learns
ARIES – Mar 21/Apr 20
TAURUS – Apr 21/May 21
You feel rejuvenated, Taurus.
Your soul and energy
resumes and you feel revved
up for anything. Just don’t
come on too strong. Others
may wonder if you’ve had
too much coffee.
GEMINI – May 22/Jun 21
Gemini, nurture yourself and
plan on getting a little extra
sleep every night. You need to
rest up for some exciting
weeks ahead. You will complete unfinished business.
2
3
Enough with work already,
Cancer. It’s time to let loose and
party. Your only job this week is
to catch up with old friends
and head out as much as possible..
CLUES Down
1. The amount paid
2. Moonfish
3. Deplore
4. Islamic pilgrimages
5. Wings
6. One of two equal parts
7. Encouraging morale
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33. Theater guides
34. Built by Noah
36. A type of tire
38. Employee stock ownership plan
39. Keep away from
40. Spinal bones
41. Not us
42. Metric weight unit
43. Inactive
44. Tokyo CW103410
8. Aggravates
9. Seedpod of a legume
11. Ways to put things
together
13. Be____: lovelorn
16. Unhealthy looking
18. In an annoying way
20. They are planted or
sown
21. Pinna
28. Last names
29. Flows into Lake Chad
8:00 p.m.
A stretch of work and productivity begins this week, Leo.
This is a good time for goal
planning. It might take a few
days before you get in a
groove.
Virgo, after a few weeks of feeling antisocial, you’re in the
mood for festivities. Meet up
with a few friends and have
some fun. If single, you may
meet a special someone.
SAGITTARIUS – Nov 23/Dec 21
A week of health and vitality
starts as you’ve finally decided to act on earlier resolutions. Incorporate a jog or
power walk, or simply park
the car a little farther from
the store entry.
8:30 p.m.
9:30 p.m.
10:30 p.m.
Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy!
...Christine
Accidentally on... Criminal Minds
Inside Edition
Easter/Charlie
The Middle
Access...
CSI: NY
Criminal Minds
American Idol
Stars on Ice
Republic of Doyle
The National
America's Next Top Model
Melrose Place
Bones
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UFC Fight Night
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NBC News
How to Be Indie
Emily of New Moon
TMZ.com
Tous pour un
Modern Family
AQUARIUS – Jan 21/Feb 18
Spend time with your family,
Aquarius. This week you’re
more at home in sweatpants
than a business suit. It may be
the time to take a welldeserved vacation.
PISCES – Feb 19/Mar20
Pisces, it’s time to get out
and party. Set aside work
responsibilities and socialize. You’ll have time to catch
up later.
Cougar Town
CSI: NY
News
Ugly Betty
Ghost Whisperer
CTV News
Kitchen Nightmares
News Final
ET Canada
...Hunter
The Ultimate Fighter
...Fighter
...Hunter
Billy...
Billy...
Home...
Due South
Pawn Stars
The Nostradamus Effect
Ice Road Truckers
Global National
News Hour
ET Canada
Ent. Tonight
Melrose Place
Video on Trial
Video on Trial
My Date With...
Anderson Cooper 360°
Ice Pilots NWT
Dive Detectives
Bones
My Date
UR11
Tavis Smiley Reports
American Masters
Street Stops Here
The Lang & O'Leary Exchange
Connect with Mark Kelley
News: The National
Compulsive...
The National
Access...
Mercy
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
News
iCarly
Old House
The Daily Show
The Listener
Larry King Live
Video on Trial
News
CTV News
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Campbell Brown
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12:00 a.m.
La zone
CTV News
CBC News
11:30 p.m.
Le Téléjournal
The Hour
Extra
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Movie: Lucky Girl (drama, 2000) Elisha Cuthbert.
Malcolm in/Middle ...Hates Chris
8 Simple Rules
Family Biz
How to Be Indie
No Place
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Beasts of the Bible
Total/Action
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6Teen
Futurama
King of the Hill
American Dad
Futurama
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Arts & Minds
O'Regan...
Wingfield
Star Portraits
White Collar
Law & Order
Hoarding: Buried Alive
Addicted
Hoarding...
Howe and Howe Tech
Solving History with Olly Steeds
Daily Planet
American Idol
Fox News
Seinfeld
That's So Weird
Addicted
Help! I'm/a Giant
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I Could Do That
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Capricorn, love is in the air
and all around you. So enjoy
yourself as much as possible.
Embrace your artsy side with
a special project that will
“woo”that someone special.
11:00 p.m.
ABC News
Chronicle
Comme par magie
10:00 p.m.
CBS News
Degrassi: TNG
L'Épicerie
9:00 p.m.
5 «News
3 Wheel of Fortune Jeopardy!
CAPRICORN – Dec 22/Jan 20
Prime Time Wednesday, March 31
4 «News
2
Scorpio, it’s time for getting
close to the one you love. If
you are single, seek out a
new love to have and to
hold. Lean on other people
for encouragement and support.
VIRGO – Aug 24/Sept 22
Virginie
4
SCORPIO – Oct 24/Nov 22
LEO – Jul 23/Aug 23
Union fait force
6
Libra, you’re in the mood for
private encounters rather
than big crowds and a noisy
party scene. Devote a lot of
time to just snuggling with
that special someone.
CANCER – Jun 22/Jul 22
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The Hants Journal
March 25, 2010
By Darrell Cole
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Amherst Rotary Club president Dwight Jones presents the Community Paul Harris Fellowship Award to members of
Susan Taylor's family. Taylor was presented the honour posthumously during the Amherst club's 75th anniversary
dinner on Friday. Accepting the award are (from left) Taylor's sister Nancy Delahunt, father Tip Taylor, Mark Gagnier,
mother Lois Taylor, sister Janet Gagnier and family friends Jeannie Milner and Mark Milner.
Darrell Cole - Amherst Daily News
zen of our community for the past 17
years providing service above self as she
and the countless young people she has
taught, have enriched many functions
locally, provincially, nationally and
internationally,” Milner said.
“In many respects, through her musical outreach, Susan has been a major
ongoing goodwill ambassador for our
little community. She has helped us
punch above our weight.”
Milner said Taylor demonstrated a
commitment to serving her community
and thousands of young people by being
a true leader.
One who instilled in her students a
sense of high ethical standards, pride in
a job well done, determination and confidence to embrace new experiences
and to explore their options.
“This leadership not only applied to
young people who were readily successful academically or diligent in life pursuits, but to multi-challenged young
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Jobless rate down,
education going up
Teacher gets posthumous
award from Rotary
AMHERST - A Windsor native whose
teaching career was cut short by tragedy
was honoured posthumously by the
Amherst Rotary Club during its 75th
anniversary dinner at the Tantramar
Theatre on Friday March 12.
Susan Taylor, who developed the
band program at Amherst Regional
High School into one of the best in the
region, died last fall from injuries sustained in a boating accident on Silver
Lake near Sackville, N.B. last July.
“Had my sister been able to be here
she would no doubt humbly accept this
honour. My sister was very humble with
her accomplishments, many of which
we never heard about,” Taylor's sister,
Janet Gagnier, said upon accepting the
Community Paul Harris Fellowship
Award.”
After teaching in Hay River, NWT,
Brampton, Ont. and Port Hawkesbury,
Taylor arrived in Amherst in 1992.
Among her accomplishments was an
excellence in teaching award in 2006 for
her dedication, devotion and tireless
hours that resulted in numerous gold
standard performance awards for her
students.
Her students always came first and
she always managed to get the most out
of them at local, provincial, regional,
national and international competitions.
Taylor’s close friend and Rotarian
Jeannie Milner made the presentation of
the Paul Harris award on her behalf with
members of Taylor's family coming from
Windsor to accept.
“Susan has been an outstanding citi-
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people who were living in a world where
very often they only served as spectators,” Milner said.
The unemployment rate in Nova Scotia
edged down to 9.3 percent in February from
9.8 percent in the previous month which
translates to an increase of 4,200 peope in
jobs according to Service Canada surveys.
And education is a big help in getting a
job, according to a department survey of
the labor force. In 2009, employment was
highest for those with a university degree
(79.8%) and was lowest for those with less
than Grade 9 education (24.1%). The low
participation rate among those with less
than Grade 9 includes a high share, almost
50 percent, of seniors aged 65 and over in
this category.
Since 1990, the working age population
has become more educated. More individuals have a university degree or a post-secondary certificate and there are fewer with
less than high school.
But the rate of growth of the educated
sector in the Nova Scotia workforce still
lags behind the national average.
About 17 percent of Nova Scotia’s working age population in 2009 were university
graduates, three percentage points below
the national average.
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Students arrive in September and February.
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The heart of our programs is the host family. The generous hospitality and concern of our host families
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The Hants Journal
March 25, 2010
Obituaries
ANDREW
Andrew, Jack, age 89,
of Three Mile Plains,
Hants County, It is with
heavy hearts we are
saddened
to
announce the passing
of our loving father
who passed away
peacefully on Wednesday, March 17, 2010 in
the Hants Community
Hospital, Windsor with
his family by his side.
Born almost ninety
years ago in Horbury, England on June 22, 1920,
he was the only son of Stanley and Alyce Andrew
and a doting older brother to his sister, Mary
who predeceased Dad at the age of three. Dad
joined the Royal Navy at the young age of eighteen serving on destroyers and then submarines
throughout the Second World War. Upon leaving
the service as a decorated veteran dad found his
forte in interior design while living in London,
England and subsequently was offered jobs with
Laura Ashley and Disney. After a three month
trek in the Artic, dad moved to Montreal where
he met our mother, Ruth who became his loving
wife of fifty-two years. Moving to Ontario in 1957
they started their family and later decided to settle in Nova Scotia where dad would have a long
successful career in kitchen design, a career he
retired from at the age of seventy-two. Dad was
a member of the Hants County Branch #9 Royal
Canadian Legion, Windsor and the Submariners
Association of Canada. A man of great integrity
he always put his family first and his loyalty was
evident in his life long friendships. He loved to
travel and saw most of the world, but his happiest moments were with his loved ones at a simple barbecue, spending time with the family
pets or a day on the beach. We will miss him terribly and will always hold our cherished memories close to our hearts. Jack is survived by his
wife the former Ruth Moore; daughters and
cherished son-in-laws, Lynette (Gary) Daniels,
Windsor, Victoria (Rick) Wilnoff, Ellershouse; Jacqueline (Mike) Mosher, Three Mile Plains; grandchildren, Ian, Sarah, Jaclyn; great-grandchildren,
Dylan, Kayla, Nicolas and Shaden. Cremation has
taken place under the care of Lindsay’s Windsor
Funeral Home, 194 King Street, Windsor. There
was no visitation by request. As requested, a private family service will be held at one of dad’s
favorite spots in Green Bay at a later date. Donations in Dad’s memory may be made to CNIB.
On-line condolences may be sent to www.lindsaysfuneralhome.com “ Our family extends
heartfelt thanks to the doctors and nurses at the
Hants Community Hospital for their tremendous
compassion and support”
HARVEY
Harvey, James Laurie
“Jimmy”, age 76, of
Three Mile Plains,
Hants Co., passed away Thursday, March 18,
2010, at his home. Born on December 26, 1933,
in Three Mile Plains, he was a son of the late Ray
and Gladys (Caldwell) Harvey. He owned and
operated, Jim’s Auto Body, Three Mile Plains, for
over 15 years and had previously worked at
Wood Motor’s and Reid Shanks Service Station.
He was an avid hunter, fisherman and especially
enjoyed his times at his camp on Panuke Lake.
He is survived by his son, Arnold (Anna), Truro;
grandchildren, Nathan (Jennifer) Harvey, Three
Mile Plains; Josh (Jessica) Harvey, Fort McMurray,
Alta.; Jillian (Lee) Harvey, Windsor; Bailee Long,
Brooklyn, Hants Co.; great-grandsons, Brennan
and Cole Harvey, Three Mile Plains; sisters, Ruth
Wile, Three Mile Plains; Joan Tucker, Windsor;
special friend, Audrey Whitehead. Jimmy was
predeceased by his wife of 51 years, Laulia Marguerite (Shanks); brother, Carl; sisters, Marion
and Edna in infancy. Cremation has taken place.
Visitation was 6-9 p.m. Friday, March 19, in Lindsay’s Windsor Funeral Home, 194 King Street,
Windsor. A memorial service was 11 a.m. Saturday, March 20, 2010, in St. Thomas Anglican
Church, Three Mile Plains. The Rev. Tom Henderson officiated. Interment was in the Ste. Croix
Cemetery, St. Croix, followed by a reception at
the St. Thomas Anglican Church Hall. Donations
in memory of Jimmy may be made to St. Thomas
Anglican Church or charity of your choice. To
sign the book of condolence, click on “Obituaries”at, www.lindsaysfuneralhome.com
KNOWLES
KNOWLES, Gordon Clifford — 93 “Dad,
Gramp, Grampie, Uncle Gordie and GG”, of
Avondale, Hants Co., passed away peacefully
surrounded by family, on March 16, 2010, in
Hants Community Hospital. Born in Avondale,
Gordon was a son of the late Clifford Henry
and Elsie Myrtle (Withrow) Knowles. Gordon is
survived by daughter, Margy Lynn Fletcher;
son, Michael Austen Lowe Knowles (Ann
Knowles); sister, Ethel McInnis; grandchildren,
Jackie, Larry (Jody), Tammie, Raeanne, Calvin
(Marlaina), Daniel (Samantha), Keri (Simon),
Jess (Rob), Andy (Alisha), and Katie (Andrew);
great-grandchildren, Adam, Charlotte, (two
more expected soon); sisters-in-law, Molly
Austen and Libbie Knowles, and son-in-law
Gordon Bezanson and many nieces and
nephews. Gordon was predeceased by his wife
of 62 years, Ethel Ruth Knowles (Austen);
daughter, Judie Ruth Bezanson; brother, David
William Knowles, and grand-daughter Becky
Lynn Fletcher. Until the end of his life, Gordon
was active at home and in his community, continuing to do his own driving, shopping and
wood splitting. Gordon was an avid gardener
and it seemed he could grow anything with
ease. Everyone, especially the grandchildren,
enjoyed his homemade pickles. Gramp had
immense patience, grace, wit, modesty and
inner strength which was admired by all who
knew him. Gordon grew up in depression
times and knew the meaning and value of a
day’s hard work and how to make the most of
all God’s gifts. Gordon was a veteran of the
Second World War having served with the 1st
Canadian Army, 3rd Anti Tank Regiment, 94th
Battery, in England, France, Belgium, The
Netherlands and Germany. While in Holland
during the war, Gordon met and became fast
friends with the Vissers family of Stewiacke, 40
years later they were reunited on Canadian soil
and the friendship has continued. Cremation
has taken place and a Legion Service was held
at 6:45 p.m. followed by visitation from 7-9
p.m. in Lohnes-Demont Funeral Home, 419
Albert St., Windsor. A memorial service was
held Saturday, March 20 at 2 p.m. in St. John
The Baptist Anglican Church, Avondale, Rev. J.
M. Small officiating followed by a reception in
the Poplar Grove Hall. A private family burial
was in Newport Landing Cemetery, Avondale.
Family flowers only. Donations in memory of
Gordon may be made to the Newport Landing
Cemetery Cooperation in Avondale, or to the
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the
compassionate care of J. Wilson Allen Funeral
Home, Hwy 215 Summerville, Ph 1-902-6332431
e-mail
condolences
to:
allenfuneral@ns.sympatico.ca
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OF CANADA
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(Brooklyn)
Regular Sunday Service
at 10:30 am
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In loving memory of
Brian Eccles
There were bells on the hill,
but I never heard them ringing
until there was you.
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Mom,
Debbie and Ben
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Anniversary
Thank You
Those we love remain with us
For love itself lives on,
And cherished memories never fade
Because a loved one's gone.
Those we love can never be
More than a thought apart,
For as long as there is memory,
They'll live on in our hearts
GREENOUGH
Announcing the arrival of
Joshua Murray,
Friday June 29, 2007 at 11:36pm,
IWK Grace,
weighing 5lbs 13oz at the
weeks early
Halifax. Joshua arrived 5
and
to proud parents Jodi (Bond)
tch Village,
Adrian Greenough of Sco
dis and
N.S. First grandchild for Ar
Second
Charlie Bond, Rawdon, NS.
Dana
grandson for Elizabeth and
A greatGreeenough, Woodville, NS.
Rawdon,
grandson for Alice Bond,
Lawrence
N.S. A great-grandson for
Greenough, Woodville, NS.
C.
the late Anita
The family of
sincere
to express a
Baker wish
cards,
those who sent
to
thank you to
and
tions
dona
made memorial
Emergency Room
the staff of the e Unit of Hants
Car
and Palliative
as well as
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Community
care
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Dr. C. McNally
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and compass
ouse,
or Eric Whiteh
to
Also to Past
ral Home and
Sweeney's Fune
the
helped with
everyone who
Temple United
luncheon at
Baptist Church.
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Wedding Announcemen
Mike and Heather Haley
e the
would like to announc
upcoming marriage of
their daughter, Tara
to Matthew McAllister,
son of Raymond and
Annette McAllister of
Antigonish NS.
The wedding will take
place on January 23, 2008
in Cayo Coco, Cuba.
We would like to
congratulate them and
wish them all
the best.
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Dearman
who passed awa
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Feb 23/1980
and March 15,
1978
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MARY F.
DEARMAN
WHO PASSED AWAY
MARCH 9, 2006
AND
OUR DEAR BROTHER
JOHN ALBERT
DEARMAN
WHO PASSED AWAY
JANUARY 6, 2002
Like falling leaves, the years slip by
But precious memories never die.
When thoughts go back, as they often do
We treasure the memories we have of you.
We will always remember John’s visits
home from Ontario and mum’s caring
heart and all that she did for us all.
SADLY MISSED AND WILL
NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.
MAURICE, LUCILLE, MARGARET, CLARA,
WAYNE, GORDON, OWEN, PETER,
MARION, FRANKIE & FAMILIES.
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Contact Tanya Moore
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or tanya.moore@transcontinental.ca
Hartt
OUR DEAR MOTHER
Best
wishes
only.
also
o Keepsake
e Plaquess are
e offered.
Thank You
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Don and Ruth (nee Prall)
Conrad
of Wolfville were married
on
January 18th, 1958.
Congratulations and much
love from
their 3 children, 8 grandch
ildren and
many family and friends.
All are invited to an open
house at the
St. John’s Parish Hall, Main
Street,
Wolfville (just east of the fire
department) on January 19th
from 2:00 pm to 4:30 pm
to
help celebrate this 50 year
milestone!
Sadly missed but
never forgotten
by
Sons:Wilbert, Ear
l; Daughter
Marlene: Daughte
r-in-laws
and grandchildre
n.
all
Thank you to
The family
$
$
Sadly missed and always remembered by
Kenneth, Karen, Kathy
and their Families
In memory of
Dorothy and
Lawrence Fielding
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Best wishes only
Loved, missed and
always remembered.
Love Bev, Matt and Quincy
Mother In-law Juanita Dill
and all the Family
Baby Announcement
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At his home 566 Greenhill Road
from 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Although you are
no longer with us,
You are no more than
a thought away,
The memories you have
left us are here to stay.
October 9, 1947 - March 14, 2009
WHO PASSED AWAY 25 YEARS AGO
90th Birthday on March 27, 2010.
who passed away on March 27, 2007
Because we know how much
they mean to you! 50th
In Memory of
JACK (JOHN)
COCHRANE
Come celebrate
Archie McLearn's
Daryl Slaunwhite
In loving memory of
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Happy 90th Birthday
looking after her family. She enjoyed hooking,
sewing, baking, gardening and being outside. Her
firm values, generosity and sense of humor will be
with us all forever, and we will treasure the memories of our family get togethers. She is survived
by her sons, Owen O’Leary, Martock; Warren (Bonnie) O’Leary, Falmouth; her daughters, Barbara
Sancton, Hampton, Annapolis Co.; Effie (David)
Smith, Upper Burlington; Elanne (Lincoln) Sanford, Brooks, Alberta; brother, Sanford Redden,
(New Ross) Windsor Elms; sister, Leodia Broome,
New Ross; eight grandchildren and twelve greatgrandchildren. She was predeceased by her
father, Harry Redden; her mother, Lena (Lantz,
Redden) Armstrong; her husband, Murray (2002);
sons-in-law, Wayne Hunter and Michael Gough;
great grandson, Kevin Belliveau; brothers, Seamon and Orvil Redden; sister, Anna Peach. Visitation was held 7-9 p.m. Monday, March 15, 2010, in
Lindsay’s Windsor Funeral Home, 194 King Street,
Windsor. Funeral service was 2 p.m. Tuesday,
March 16, 2010, in Lindsay’s Windsor Funeral
Home Chapel. The Rev. Debbie Mosher officiated.
Interment was in the Maplewood Cemetery,
Windsor, followed by a reception in the Lindsay
Windsor, N.S. ~ B0N 2T0).
The Family of the Late Colin Wayne
Hartt would like to extend a sincere thank
you to all who provided support and
comfort during our recent loss. We
appreciate the support provided by all of
those who visited, called, sent cards, online
condolences, food and monetary donations
in Colin's memory.
To all our family, friends and co-workers
who attended the visitation and funeral,
your prayers, words of encouragement,
kindness, warmth and love were a source of
strength and will always be remembered.
A special thank you to Pastor Craig
Faulkner for his touching tribute on the
celebration of Colin's life and the West
Hants Ground Search and Rescue for the
reception following the service. A special
thank you to Lindsay's Funeral Home for
their professionalism and compassion while
helping us through this difficult time. A
special thank you to Dr. Patel and the Staff
of the Victoria General Hosptial and QEII.
A special thank you to the VON HomeCare
and EHS for the care and transportation
services they provided to Colin over the
past 3 1/2 years. A special thank you to
Dr. Buckley and Staff.
Sincerely, Wife Judy, Son Brian (Dana)
and Daughter Wanda (Berry) 4252238
Card of Thanks
Rogers
The Family of the Late
Gwendolyn Rogers
wish to express heartfelt thanks, to
relatives, friends and neighbours, for
phone calls, emails, flowers, food,
memorial donations and support at our
time of loss.
Special thanks to Reed and Staff of
J. Wilson Allen Funeral Home for so
much help, to organist Terra Spencer and
much appreciation to Rev. Jim Bragan
and Rev. Garnet Parker, for their
comforting words.
Also, a special mention to the
pallbearers (her grandsons), Honourary
pallbearers
(nephews)
and
her
granddaughters for their lovely eulogies.
Our gratitude to the choir singers and
to the violinist Lucas Munroe.
Thank you to the ladies of Newport
Baptist Church for the lovely reception.
To all who hellped in any way, your
kindness will be remembered.
The Family
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O’LEARY
Roxey Meredith O’
Leary, age 86, of Martock Back Road, Hants
County. It was with
great sadness that our
family announced the
passing away of our
mother, sister, grandmother and greatgrandmother, on Saturday, March 13, 2010, in
the Windsor Elms Village, Windsor. She was the
daughter of the late Harry Redden and Lena
(Lantz, Redden) Armstrong of New Ross. Roxey
was born and raised in New Ross and at the age of
eighteen she found the love of her life Murray and
they married on Christmas Day in 1942. They
moved to Leminster to begin their life together.
Roxey and Murray later moved to Three Mile
Plains and eventually retired on the Martock Back
Road in 1985. Roxey had resided at the Windsor
Elms Village for the past four years; where she had
worked in her younger years. She also worked at
King’s Edgehill School but spent most of her life
Family Reception Centre, 184 King Street. Family
flowers only, donations in memory of Roxey, were
requested to be made to the Windsor Elms Village
or to All Saints Anglican Church (Building Fund),
Leminster (c/o Lois Hines, 1740 Highway 14, R.R.3
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The Hants Journal
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Obituaries…
Boyce Chapel at 2: p.m. Rev Julie-Ann Morton
officiated. Interment at later date. Memorial
donations to the Breast Cancer Research Foun-
Cont. from page29
WHITE
White, Percy George
Jacob “Bud” September 1, 1927—March
10, 2010 (retired
R.C.M.P.) Bud passed
away on Wednesday
morning in the Heart
Institute in Ottawa.
Bud White of White Lake Ontario in his 83rd year.
Beloved husband of Jayne (Stewart) White. Dear
Apartments
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for rent, 2 bedrooms, 5
appliances, with garage,
$625 plus utilities. No
pets, non-smoking. References
required.
Available
May
1st.
902-680-6864
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Apartments
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downtown
Windsor,
$340/ month + utilities.
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1, 2, and 3-bedroom
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lights
included.
902-684-3600
NICE WINDSOR, 2 bedroom on Albert Street.
In quiet, non-smoking
building, suitable for
mature adults Available
March 1st, $640. No
security deposit for
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hot water and parking.
Mrs.
Chandler,
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father of Michael (Marion) of Ottawa, Steven
White of White Lake and Gregory (Ellie) of
Ottawa. Dear grandfather of Grant (Allison),
Kristofer, Sydney, Taylor and Samantha. Dear
brother of Mary White of Windsor, Nova Scotia.
Predeceased by sisters Phyllis and Maxine. Son of
the late Percy M. White and Sadie Alice Gourlay
Rested at The Boyce Funeral Home Chapel, Visitation and Reception Centre 138 Daniel Street N.
Arnprior Visitations were on Saturday March 13,
2010 followed by a memorial service in The
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call:
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dation were appreciated by his family. Condolences
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APPEL D’OFFRES
Transportation and Infrastructure
Transportation
and Infrastructure
Renewal
Renewal
60138514 BidX Only*
Project No. 2009-128
Transports et Renouvellement de
Transports
et Renouvellement de
l’infrastructure
l'infrastructure
60138514 BidX seulement*
Projet n 2009-128
Cost shared with Transport Canada.
60139502
BidX
Only* construction on one
Project
No. 2010-026
Tender for
bridge
section
in Cape
Tender
two sections of Hants County. Type of work: cold
Bretonfor
County.
planing, asphalt concrete patching & repaving (E.P.S.).
Section 1: Little Bras D’Or Bridge (CB009) on Trans Canada
Highway
105 over
Andrews
Channel.
Section
1: Route
236 St.
from
Route 354
in Kennetcook easterly to
Northfield
Road,
approximately
kilometres.
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tender
closes on 7.30
Thursday,
October 15, 2009,
Section
2:
Route
236,
Burns
Brook
HAN127,
at 1400 hours and will be opened at 1430Bridge,
hours (local
time)
approximately
0.10
kilometre.
in Halifax.
Total approximately 7.40 kilometres.
*Electronic bids only through BidX. For more information,
please
visit
www.ns.bidx.com
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above
tender
closes on Thursday, April 15, 2010, at 1400
hours
andsecurity
will be opened
at 1430
hours
(local
time) in Halifax.
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requirements
and
the bid
depository
system
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Project No. 2009-128
of bid collection
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agencies’
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Tender
forfor
twobridge
sections
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Type
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bridge
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construction
onHELD
one
section
in
Cape
THE PUBLIC
OPENING
WILL
AT
THE concrete
PUBLIC
rehabilitation,
widening,
cold BE
planing,
asphalt
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County.
TENDERS
OFFICE,(E.P.S.).
6176 Young Street, Suite 200, Halifax,
patching
& repaving
Nova Scotia,
424-3333.
Tenders
will be
Section
1: LittleB3K
Bras2A6,
D’Or(902)
Bridge
(CB009) on
Trans Canada
subject1:to105
theover
terms
and
conditions
on
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101
from
Exit
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to the
Exit Agreement
5A (including
Internalapproximately
Trade and the5.10
Atlantic
Procurement Agreement.
ramps),
kilometres.
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on Thursday, October 15, 2009,
Section
Wentworth
Underpass
Highway
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101,
approximately
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Construction
Association
in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick,
in
Halifax.
Total
approximately
5.20 Newfoundland
kilometres.
Prince
Edward Island,
and Labrador
*Electronic bids only through BidX. For more information,
please
visit
www.ns.bidx.com
The
above
tender
closes on Thursday, April 15, 2010, at 1400
Transportation and Infrastructure
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displayed
at the
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Construction
Association
in Nova
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TENDERS
OFFICE,
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Street,
Suite
Halifax,
Prince
Edward
Newfoundland
and Labrador
Nova
Scotia,
B3KIsland,
2A6, (902)
424-3333. Tenders
will be subject
to the terms and conditions of the Agreement on Internal Trade
and
the Atlantic
Agreement.and Labrador
Prince
EdwardProcurement
Island, Newfoundland
Windsor:
Bachelor,
fridge/ stove, heat, hot
water included, $525/
month.
No
pets.
902-757-2426
902-456-1510
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PUBLIC TENDERS
hours
andsecurity
will be opened
at 1430
hours
(local
time) in Halifax.
Any bid
requirements
and
the bid
depository
system
of bid collection are as defined in the requisitioning agencies’
Any
bid security
and the bid depository system of
Instructions
to requirements
Bidders.
bid collection are as defined in the requisitioning agencies'
THE PUBLIC OPENING WILL BE HELD AT THE PUBLIC
Instructions to Bidders.
TENDERS OFFICE, 6176 Young Street, Suite 200, Halifax,
Nova Scotia, B3K 2A6, (902) 424-3333. Tenders will be
*Electronic bids only through BidX. For more information,
subject to the terms and conditions of the Agreement on
please visit www.ns.bidx.com
Internal Trade and the Atlantic Procurement Agreement.
Windsor:
2-bedroom
apartment. Washer, dryer, fridge, stove. No pets,
no smoking. References
required. $600/ month
plus utilities, available
May 1st. 902-680-6864
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www.gov.ns.ca/tenders
o
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60139502
BidX seulement*
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Appel d’offres
pour la construction
d’un pont sur une section
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pour
dans d'offres
le comté
de deux
Capesections
Breton. du comté de Hants. Type de
travail : planage, réfection de l'asphalte et resurfaçage (SPF).
Section 1 : Pont Little Bras d’Or (CB009) sur la
Transcanadienne
(route
no de
105)
pour 354
enjamber
le chenal
Section
1 : Route 236
à partir
la route
à Kennetcook
en
St.
Andrews.
direction
est jusqu'à Northfield Road; environ 7,3 kilomètres.
Section
2
:
Route
236,
pont
du
ruisseau
Burns
(HAN127);
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l’Accord sur le commerce intérieur et de l’Entente sur les
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Licensed Automotive
Technician
OK Tire is a growing Company and
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Technician to compliment our OK Tire Team.
We provide a clean safe working environment with full
medical and dental benefits.
We require a Technician that can perform Motor Vehicle
Inspections. Experience and a team-player attitude are
key assets.
We are looking for YOU to JOIN OUR TEAM!
Dykeland Lodge, a progressive 110-bed Municipal
Long Term Care Facility, located in Windsor, Nova
Scotia, is seeking an experienced professional to lead its
nursing department into the future.
The Director of Resident Care enables and supports the
provision of quality compassionate resident centered
care, consistent with provincial nursing standards and
the facility’s mission, vision, goals and policies. Under
the direction of the Administrator, the Director of
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planning, implementation and evaluation of nursing
care.
Qualifications:
• Graduate of an accredited school of nursing
and current registration with the CRNNS
• A degree in nursing is considered an asset
• At least 5 years nursing experience at the
senior administrative level, with demonstrated
management and leadership abilities
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asset
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and interpersonal skills
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Care course an asset
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“I never knew long term care
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Registered Nurses
MUNICIPALITY OF THE DISTRICT
OF WEST HANTS
WEST HANTS RECREATION DEPARTMENT
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT
- Ste. Croix Recreation Site Supervisor - up to 20 weeks employment
- Parks & Ground Maintenance - up to 20 weeks employment
- Recreation Intern - up to 16 weeks employment
- Camp Coordinator - up to 14 weeks employment
Shannex offers:
• Competitive wages and benefits.
• New, state-of-the-art facility.
• Flexible scheduling, supportive team environment,
plus training and development opportunities.
• Opportunity to work to full scope of practice.
Deadline to apply is Tuesday, April 6, 2010
- Camp Leaders - up to 10 weeks employment
- Inclusion Support Staff - up to 10 weeks employment
Deadline to apply is Friday, April 16, 2010
We thank all candidates for their interest however only
those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Applicants are required to submit by mail or fax or email a resume with cover
letter indicating the position for which you are applying. West Hants
Recreation Department, P.O. Box 3000 Windsor, N.S. B0N 2T0 fax 798-8553 or recreation@westhants.ca . For more information please call
798-6938.
Kathy Kehoe
Recreation Director
Join the Shannex team in the Annapolis Valley. We are now
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Positions which may be available pending grant & budget approvals:
4251094
Please submit resume, in confidence, by April 9th to:
M. Emily Samson, Administrator
Dykeland Lodge
124 Cottage Street
Windsor, NS B0N 2T0
E-mail: mes@ns.aliantzinc.ca
Please send your resume to:
OK Tire
PO Box 424, 26 Morison Drive
Windsor, NS B0N 2T0
Attention: Derek Ehler
Email: cstire@eastlink.ca
4251263
DIRECTOR OF RESIDENT CARE
For more information, contact Wayne White, Nurse Recruiter,
at wwhite@shannex.com or toll free at
1-877-564-6749.
4248138
4143430
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1-877-JOIN-SHX
Spring Break
(902) 538-1106
2010
Mon.-Sat.
8:30 am-5:30 pm
Closed Sunday
Government Inspected Quality Pork & Local Beef
Local Beef & Pork
Apple
Inside
Stuffed
Round
Pork Chops
Steak
$5.89
/lb.
$5.09
/lb.
Week Specials March 22nd-27th
Inside Corned Beef Purchase Corned Beef or
& Sweet Sweet Pickled Pork and
Round
Roasts Picked Pork receive a Half Cabbage
$4.59
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3.39
/lb.
FREE
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314 Pleasant Valley
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At Gold River Homes we consult, advise and make your
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From the initial consultation to delivery we are with you
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“Spring Break 2010” contest will run once a week in The Hants Journal, The Kings County
Register, The Kings County Advertiser and The Annapolis County Spectator from February 9,
2010 to April 15, 2010. Fill out the entry form and mail to or drop off at your local paper office
or one of the participating sponsors on the contest page. Both subscribers and non-subscribers
are eligible to win. Must be 18 years of age or older. Transcontinental employees and their
immediate families are not eligible. To be valid, all entry forms must be received by noon on
April 16, 2010 with the draw taking place on April 19, 2010. No purchase necessary.
Newsprint and instore ballots bearing the Transcontinental logo will be accepted.
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5727 Hwy #1,Cambridge
4239052
The chicks
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summertime
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Order your Turkeys
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4239160
New
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19 Oakdale Vale, Kentville
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Sean Parker 790-3799
David Howell 790-0111
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798-8224
www.newvalleyhomes.ca
Protective Covenants
Paved Driveways
Large Beautifully Landscaped Lots
Municipal Services
Immediate Access to Highway 101
Shed Packages Available
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and Recreational Amenities
• Lawn Care/Snow Removal Packages Available
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Specializing in:
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The Crossing – Windsor’s Premier Land Lease Community,
providing quality and maintenance free living…
Email:info@the-crossing.ca
4176132
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