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in the community
C, April 11 and 12, 9
a.m.-5 p.m.
town of
bridgewater
Primetimers Drop-in
Fitness (Age 50+)
— Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
9:30-10:30 a.m. start
March 30.
902-543-2274
Girls Hockey Development Sessions
(Age 7-10 & 11+) —
April 10, 27, May 1,8,
6-7 p.m. & April 19 &
May 10, 5:30-7 p.m.
Nice & Easy Fitness
(Age 50+) — Mondays and Fridays,
10:45-11:45 a.m., start
March 30.
Intro to Short Track
Speed Skating (Age
7+) — Wednesdays,
April 8 - May 13, 5-6
p.m.
Zumba Gold —
Dance fitness class
perfect for those just
starting out. Wednesdays, 5:25-6:15 p.m.,
started April 1.
First Aid/CPR/AED
— Emergency level
& CPR B, April 11;
Standard level & CPR
Evening Yoga —
Beginner/Gentle,
time Fitness — Tuesdays and Thursdays,
12:15-12:45 p.m. start
April 7.
Tuesdays, 6:50-8
p.m.; Level 2, Tuesdays, 5:30-6:40 p.m.;
Level 1/2 Thursdays,
5:30-6:40 p.m.; Yin
Yoga, Thursdays,
6:50-8 p.m.
Portrait Photography
— Thursdays, April
9-May 14, 6:30-8:30
p.m.
Chair Yoga — Mondays, April 13-May 25,
noon-1 p.m.
Intro to Fencing —
Ages 8-12, teens and
adults, Tuesdays,
April 7-May 26, 6:307:30 p.m.
Daytime Yoga — Vinyasa Flow, Tuesdays,
9-10 a.m.; Beginner/
Gentle, Fridays, 2-3
p.m. start week of
April 7.
Volleyball — Tuesdays, start April 14,
Grade 3-4, 5:30-6:30
p.m.; Grade 5-6, 6:307:30 p.m.
Awareness Through
Movement — Free
try-It class, April 7,
10:30-11:30 a.m.
All Sorts of Sports
(Grades 3-5) — Tuesdays, start April 14,
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Kirk Anthony’s Heating Services
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Basketball —
Wednesdays, starting
April 15, Grades 1-3,
6-7 p.m.; Grades 4-6,
7-8 p.m.
Belly Dancing —
Thursdays, April 16June 4, 1-2 p.m.
iPad/iPhone/iPod
Workshops — Beginner, April 15 and 22,
2:30-5 p.m. or 6-8:30
p.m.; Beginner Plus,
April 29, 2:30-5 p.m.
or 6-8:30 p.m.
Spring Recreation
Guide — http://www.
bridgewater.ca or
pick up a copy at 60
Pleasant Street.
BMO Financial GrOup
aquatic centre
Lunenburg
County
LifestyLe
Centre
902-530-4100
Spring Program
Registration — Online at http://www.
lclc or call 902530-4100 or visit in
person.
Red Cross Swim PreSchool (4 months-6
years) — Available
classes Monday,
Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday.
at
ridgewater
777 King Street, B
902-543-8070
email:
5:30-6:30 p.m.
Red Cross Swim
Kids (5 years+) —
Available classes
Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday.
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Adult Basics and
Adult Stokes (18+)
— Available Mondays
begins April 13, 11:30
a.m.-12:30 p.m. or
6-7 p.m.
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Kids 5+) — New Day!
Mondays, April 13June 8, 5:30-7 p.m.
Swim Team for
Beginners (must be
able to swim 25m)
— Wednesdays, April
8-May 27, 5:30-6:30
p.m.
LCLC Master Swim
Club — Wednesdays
7-8 a.m. (Free for
members) See dates
on our website.
Baby & Me — Thursdays April 9-June 11,
12:15-1 p.m.
Assistant Water
Safety Instructor
Course — Wednesdays. April 1-May 13,
5-9:30 p.m.
District of
Aqua Core — Mondays 9-9:45 a.m.
Gentle Yoga — 6:458 p.m., April 1-May
20, 8 weeks, Centre
Scolaire du la Riv
Sud, Cookville.
First Aid Training
— Emergency first
aid, April 25, May 30;
standard first aid,
May 9, 10.
Red Cross Babysitter
Training – June 24
and 25.
Canadian Swim Patrol (Rookie, Ranger
& Star) — Sundays,
April 12-June 7, 6-7
p.m.
Bronze Star — Sundays, April 12-June 7,
6-7:15 p.m.
National Lifeguard
Recert — May 23, 24.
Woodsy Woman —
Outdoor Cooking,
May 2; Nature Appreciation, May 30,
MARC, Dayspring.
902-541-1343
Zumba (session 2) —
5:15-6:15 p.m., Mondays and/or Thursdays, call for dates
MARC, Dayspring.
Elderfit — Monday,
Wednesday and
Friday, 10-11 a.m.
May Day Flower Basket Class — May 2, 10
a.m.-4 p.m., Lunenburg Co. Winery,
Walburne.
lunenburg
recreation
Professional Development Day Camp
(Grade P-6) — April
24, 8:30 a.m.-4:30
p.m.
Aqua Lite — Thursdays 10-10:45 a.m.
Red Cross Babysitter
Course (Ages 11-15)
— 9 a.m.-4 p.m., April
25, New Germany
Elementary School.
Water Safety Instructor Recert — April
24, 5:30-9:30 p.m. or
May 2.
LCLC Lifeguard
Sport Club (8 years
+) — Sundays April
12-June 7, 6-7 p.m.
Deep Water Running
— Tuesdays, 8-8:45
p.m.
Seniors’ Tournaments — Mini Putt,
shuffleboard and
Bocce, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.,
April 22, HB Studios Sports Centre,
Bridgewater.
Water Safety Instructor Course — May
23, 24 and May 31, 9
a.m.-5 p.m.
Intro to Water Polo
(8 years +) — Sundays April 12-June 7,
5-6 p.m.
Aqua Combo — Mondays, 6-6:45 p.m.
MARC, Dayspring.
Waterfall Walk —
2-5:30 p.m., May 9.
Meet by Guppies in
New Germany.
Food Handlers
Course — 6-9 p.m.,
May 13 and 14, MARC,
Dayspring.
Children’s Fishing
Derby (Ages under
16) — 9 a.m.-noon,
May 23, MARC, Dayspring.
Intro to Creative
Writing — 6:30-8:30
p.m., April 7-May
26, 8 weeks, MARC,
Dayspring.
Carve a Wooden
Spoon — 9:30 a.m.noon, May 30, MARC,
Dayspring.
Creative Non-Fiction
— 6:30-8:30 p.m.,
April 8-May 27, 8
weeks, MARC, Dayspring.
NS Youth Running Series — Date
changed to May 30.
MARC, Dayspring.
Writing with Capt.
Robert Louis Boudreau — 7-8:30 pm,
April 8-May 27, 8
weeks, Mahone Bay
Centre.
municipality
of
queens
902-354-5741
Old Shore Road
Hike — 2 p.m., April
11. Meet at the end of
Green Bay Road.
Swing Dance — 7-8
p.m., April 16-May
28, 7 weeks, MARC,
Dayspring.
Volunteer Income
Tax Program —
Residents of Queens
County. Monday
evenings and Tuesday afternoons. By
Grape Growing on
the South Shore — 9
a.m.-noon, April 18,
Gala Evening
April 9th, 2015 - 6:00 - 9:00 pm
NSCC Lunenburg Campus
Enjoy a stand-up dinner featuring locally sourced specialties
prepared by the Culinary Arts Program
Tickets: $40.00 per person (tax included)
with a portion going to Prostate Cancer Research
Now!
For additional information and to purchase tickets please contact:
Phone: 902.543.0612 or 902.543.4608
email: galaeventlunenburg@nscc.ca
Cash Bar available
Dining Room has had a facelift, revamped
menu & we now have booths!
Dance floor is in a new location!
Complete with stage for those
live bands & special events!
• Bathrooms have been updated & modernized and so much more!
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LighthouseNOW Log, Thursday, April 2, 2015
Reality Check:
Building emotional resources
appointment only.
Physical Activity in a
Box — Did you know
that the Recreation
Department has a
variety of equipment
for loan? GPS system,
Nordic walking poles,
snowshoes and igloo
making kits. There is
a refundable deposit
required upon pickup, items will be
loaned to those 19
years and older.
Municipality
of
Chester
902-275-3490
Spring Explore Life
Brochure — Available
April 7.
Try Lacrosse/Lacrosse FITS — FHCS,
April 11.
Medication Safety
Talk — Forties Community Centre, New
Ross, April 13.
Zumba Gold Session
2 — Chester United
Baptist Church,
starts April 20.
Royal Nova Scotia
International Tattoo
— Scotiabank Centre,
July 4.
W
hat comes to mind when you think of
resources?
There are natural resources —
forests, fresh water, and minerals. There are
financial resources — money in the bank and
those toonies in your pocket. Companies refer to
human resources — employees with skills and
knowledge who make the company work.
If you live in a rural area, it’s likely that you,
or someone you know, has a stack of
scrap wood in the shed. In the house,
there’s probably a collection of fabric
suttles and spare buttons.
One definition of a resource is “a
source of supply in reserve.” You
might not think of those scraps as
resources, but that’s what they are,
and when you need a shim, it’s nice
to be able to go to the “resource pile”
and get one.
If only the scrap wood pile could
serve as an all-purpose resource!
However, different situations call for
different resources. Personal probReality
lems, relationship problems, emotional problems — they call for emotional
resources.
If you have ever felt at the end of
your emotional tether, then you know why it
would be helpful to have a stack of emotional
resources in reserve.
So, what are some emotional resources?
Here’s a start: Optimism, gratitude, satisfaction,
faith, joy, pride, cheerfulness, courage, confidence, hope, resilience, trust, and so on.
Some people seem to effortlessly fill their lives
with those resources. Others can hardly imagine
a life where those feelings would play a significant role in their lives.
If you are in the second group, do you want to
make a change?
Men’s Drop in
Basketball — 7:309 p.m., Tuesdays to
end of May, Bayview
Community School.
Writing with Capt.
Robert Louis Boudreau — 7-8:30 p.m.,
April 8-May 27, 8
weeks, Mahone Bay
Centre.
Chair Yoga — 10-11
a.m., Mondays and/
or Fridays, until
March 23, Mahone
Bay Centre.
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Beck
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According to choice theory, emotion is led by
action. So if you want to change your feelings,
the route to change is through what you are
doing.
Try focusing on one positive resource you’d
like to build, and work on actions that can cause
it.
For example, say you want to build a stronger
sense of gratitude. Develop a practice of taking
actions — even small actions — that
invoke the feeling of appreciation and
gratitude in you.
Because choice theory also suggests that satisfaction comes through
relationships, try finding opportunities to appreciate people to build that
sense of gratitude. For example, build
a snow critter with your children
and appreciate their creativity. Take
a walk with your neighbour and appreciate the natural beauty around
you. Cook a meal with your partner
and appreciate the taste and texture
of every bit of the food. Read a poem
Check
to your friend and appreciate the
sound and flow of the words. Smile
at a stranger and appreciate their
response.
If that’s a little too touch-feely for you, then
deliberately look for something to appreciate in
a difficult situation. For example, I’ve recently
developed a pretty strong sense of appreciation
for the snow blower.
Which emotional resource do you most want
to build? Can you come up with actions to take
so as to increase that emotion in your life? Let
me know at choices@focusonclarity.com or by
mail c/o Lighthouse Log.
To your choices!
Susanne Beck, RTC is Reality Therapy Certified by the William Glasser Institute
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Royal Nova Scotia
Tattoo Bus Trip
— July 2, depart
Liverpool 3 p.m. Fully
appointed motor
coach.
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Specializing in service, repairs and
installations of heating, air-conditioning
and ventilation equipment.
Servicing the South Shore Since 2006
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Thinking of a new Hobby?
Consider
Rug Hooking!
April 11, 18 ... Beginners
May 23 ......... Eleanor Reinhardt
& Braiding
May 30 ......... Sculpting & Special
Stitches
June 6........... Dying for beginners
June 13......... Hooking with Hose
June 20......... Hook a toy
All classes from 10 - 4 pm
Spruce Top Rug Hooking Studio
255 Main St., Mahone Bay
902-624-9312
1-888-Rug-Hook
2014 SSCPVA SPeAker PAnel
on the entertAinment
induStry in noVA SCotiA
presented by
Dollivertwist Productions:
Professional Panel of Speakers
discussing working within
the Nova Scotia
Entertainment Industry
Interested in becoming a cameraman,
grip, hair or make-up artist, getting into
radio broadcasting, working on award
winning apps for networks and more?
Come, listen and ask those who know.
Friday, April 10, 2014 at 7:00 p.m.
Pearl Theatre, Lunenburg
Tickets: $8 for students 18 and under,
$10 general admission
Call 902 523-2512, 902 543-4455 or
email: dollivertwist2014@gmail.com
for reservations and information.
Tickets also available at the door.
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Pool League
Bridgewater Legion
Pool League
Standings as of March
12:
Thursday afternoon
standings.
Andy Vachon, 178;
Bob Carter, 172; Joby
Reid, 140; Bill Thorp,
132; Ivan Dahl, 129; Keith Rogers, 97;
Mel Loveridge, 81; Jim Spence, 66; Dan
Paul, 45; Denis Gignac, 42; Tony Logan,
35; Sheena Steeves, 31; Lorne Bond, 19;
Wyatt Schwarts, 14; Darren Dahl, 9; Wade
Bolivar, 4’ Garnet Zwicker, 1.
#
Standings as of March 24:
Tuesday night standings.
Ivan Dahl, 158; Garnet Zwicker, 148;
Bill Peck, 145; Bob Carter, 142; Harold
Ingles, 119; Gary Connick, 116; Ken
Forward, 115; Bill Thorp, 110; Andy
Vachon, 108; Wade Bolivar, 102; Kirk
Himmelman, 100; Fred Allen, 97; Kerry
Himmelman, 92; Denis Gignac, 84; John
Cassels, 83; Dan Paul, 82; Darryl Cook,
81; Mel Loveridge, 80; Ken Jessop, 78;
Earl Lantz, 76; Doug Nodding, 74; Rick
Innes, 74; Jim Spence, 70; Tony Logan,
65; Lorne Bond, 64; Jim Whiting, 49;
Les Coyle, 12; Mylen Crouse, 8; Colin
Falconer, 7; Darren Dahl, 7; Carl
Leblanc, 6.
Standings as of March 25:
Wednesday night standings.
Ivan Dahl, 22; Greg Cook, 18; Bob Carter,
18; Fred Nodding, 18; Joe Mailman, 14;
Fred Allen, 14; Bill Thorp, 11; Andy
Vachon, 10; Tom Mills, 7; Denis Gignac, 6;
Gary Norman, 7; Doug Nodding, 6; Gary
Connick, 4; Colin Falconer, 4.
We at South Shore Eye Clinic
were shocked and saddened
by the passing of a valued colleague,
and skilled Optometrist,
Dr. Thom Lawrence,
in December 2014.
Our clinic has recently taken over
the care of his patients.
Please contact our clinic
for your next appointment and
any eye care needs.
Drs. Malik, Lavandier
and Associates
902.543.7202
www.thebestforyoureyes.ca
info@thebestforyoureyes.ca
124 Churchill Street, Bridgewater, NS
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LighthouseNow Log, Thursday, April 2, 2015
Connection — another reason
to keep it local
through
Your
Lens
T
Beach day
Kasey Andrews and his
family spent a recent
Sunday afternoon skiing the boardwalk and
beach at Rissers Beach.
his past Saturday morning I was
enjoying a cup of tea and perusing
Facebook, as I sometimes do, when
I noticed a friend posted a link to an article titled “Why Millions of
Grownups are Buying These
Colouring Books.”
Of course I was intrigued.
I followed the link to the
website to read a review of
a book produced by artist
Johanna Basford called “Secret Garden,” which is full of
spectacular line-art drawings
compiled together in a book
for, get this, adult colourers.
Apparently, adult colouring is
a new trend creating a market
for sophisticated colouring
books for adults. Who knew?
This may very well have
been the first time I had ever
heard of anyone over the age
of 10 admit that they love to colour, but
I have to say, colouring is kind of awesome.
I remember when my kids were young
and they would ask to me colour with
them and I would be down on the floor
colouring superheroes with broken Cray-
ola crayons long after the kids moved on
to another task. And admit it, you probably did too. Colouring is just relaxing,
it can take no real thought, it creates no
stress and it’s pretty easy.
The article’s author, Kelsey
Campbell-Dollaghan, in my
opinion, identified perfectly
what it is about colouring
that is so appealing for adults.
Colouring is nostalgic. We
remember colouring as kids,
long before we had mortgages,
jobs and the stresses that we
have in life. Even reading the
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W
PGX contains virtually no calories
hat kills more North Americans than anything else?
and has now been reported in several
It’s the deadly trio of obeinternational journals. Gram for gram,
sity, diabetes and heart attack. Each is a
it provides more punch that any other
huge problem by itself, but when lumped fiber products. One to two soft gels are
together they constitute three raging
swallowed one hour before meals with
epidemics completely out of control with a glass of water. They then expand becatastrophic consequences for
cause of their ability to abpatients and our health care
sorb many times their weight
system.
in water.
However, there are ways for
This creates the same
smart medical consumers to
result as three bowels of
avoid becoming victims of the
oatmeal. Its distinct message
deadly trio.
tells the brain the stomach is
Consider what’s happened
full and has no desire for secin the last 60 years. When I
ond helpings. The dose can be
was a medical student, five
increased over several days
per cent of Type 2 diabetes,
or decreased if there’s bloatbetter labeled as lifestyle
ing or loose stools.
diabetes, was due to obesity.
PGX also prevents the comNow, numbers have reached a
plications of the deadly trio
shocking 95 per cent.
in other ways. For instance,
The deadly trio kills by
today’s sugar-loaded diet
The
Doctor
Game
atherosclerosis (narrowing
produces highs and lows in
of arteries). The resulting
blood sugar. This yo-yo effect
decreased blood supply sends
is often the prelude to type
patients on their way to the
2 diabetes. PGX decreases this risk by
medical hell of blindness, leg amputaslowing the digestion of food thus nortion, kidney failure and coronary attack.
malizing blood sugar levels.
It’s the Gifford-Jones Law of one probBy stabilizing blood sugar, PGX also
lem leading to another and another.
decreases the risk of insulin resistance.
The obvious answer to avoid these diIn this condition, the body’s cells are less
sastrous complications is to lose weight,
able to absorb glucose and more insubut that’s easier said than done. We
lin is needed. Eventually the pancreas,
know that 95 per cent of diets fail. Few
which produces insulin, falters and
people have the will power to say no to
blood sugar increases, resulting in diabedesserts or to count calories, and from
tes and all its complications.
my experience, to get smaller plates or
PGX similarly combats the nation’s
less food in a restaurant, you have to
number
one killer, heart attack. Studthreaten the waiter.
ies
show
that PGX reduces total and
Why is it that so many attempts to
bad cholesterol in those suffering from
lose weight fail? I believe there’s a simpre-diabetes and diabetes. Moreover,
ple answer — people get hungry. Unless
maintaining a healthy weight decreases
guarded 24 hours a day, the refrigerator
the risk of blocked arteries due to athdoor gets opened too frequently.
erosclerosis.
Doctors Michael R. Lyon and Michael
So what’s new about what I’ve told
Murray, in their book, “Hunger Free
you today? In the past I’ve stressed that
Forever,” claim the logical solution is to
North Americans need 35 grams of fiber
tame the hunger, forever. The only safe,
natural way to do this is to fool the stom- daily, but few reach this amount. That’s
because whatever way you look at fiber,
ach’s hunger reflex by what researchers
it’s simply not as appetizing as other
call “filling volume.”
foods and will always be a hard sell. PGX
For instance, soft drinks have practigels offer an easier sell and fortunately a
cally no filling volume, but a fiber rich
natural one.
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My advice? Become a smart consumer
the stomach and stops the desire for
to escape the deadly trio of obesity, diamore food.
betes and heart attack. Remember, hisLyon and Murray report, “a newly
discovered remarkable soluble fiber com- tory shows you can’t beat obesity when
plex called PGX (polyGlycoplex) helps re- you’re always hungry. Without PGX, the
train an overweight body so that hunger
refrigerator door always wins.
is reduced and eating is again under the
See the website http://www.docgiff.com.
patient’s control.”
For comments info@docgiff.com.
W. Gifford
Jones, M.d.
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to the mall and there is was — not just one copy, but several.
I snapped one up, as well as the book, “Persuasion” by Arleen Dickenson — a book I had been eyeing for awhile — and
made my way to the counter to pay. There, I happened to find
my new friend, John from Tancook Island.
I remembered John from my last trip to the bookstore and
he remembered me, and he even told me how much he enjoys my column. John is a big advocate for Tancook Island,
the place he calls home during the summer with his wife,
and he encouraged me to experience the magic the Island
has to offer for myself. I had a lovely time, right there in
Coles, something that I would never have experienced had
I bought the book on-line, which is just another reason of
many to support local.
As an aside, let me just say, I cannot wait to explore Tancook Island this summer. I’ve never been there before, but
you can expect to read about it here.
Now, back to my colouring book. I got it home and marveled at the beautiful illustrations. It is art on it’s own and I
worried about wrecking it. I dug out the bucket of coloured
pencils the boys use for homework and made my way down
memory lane to Grade Primary and began to colour. I won’t
deny that it felt a little silly, and the laundry pile taunted me
from the laundry room, but I persevered.
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MUNICIPALITY OF THE DISTRICT
OF LUNENBURG
SAW PIT WHARF TENDER DOCK FLOAT
PERMIT APPLICATION DEADLINE
The Municipality of the District of Lunenburg is now accepting
applications for those interested in a dock spot at the Tender Dock
Float located at the Saw Pit Wharf facility in Garden Lots, Lunenburg
County.
Applications can be found on the Municipality’s website at www.modl.
ca, can be emailed to you or picked up at the Municipal Office located
on 210 Aberdeen Road, Bridgewater.
Deadline for applications is Monday, April 6, 2015 by 4 p.m.
Applications can be mailed to:
Trudy Payne, Director of Recreation Services
210 Aberdeen Road, Bridgewater NS B4V 4G8
Mobile Branch Schedule
Friday, April 3:
12:30 - 1:30 Mill Village - Fire Hall
2:00 - 3:30 Port Mouton - Coastal Queens Place
Saturday, April 4:
10:00 - 12:00 Caledonia - Opposite Caledonia Pharmasave
Wednesday, April 8:
1:00 - 4:30 Chester - Chester Legion
5:30 - 7:00 Chester - Corner of Highway 3 and Valley Road
7:15 - 8:30 Chester Basin - Chester Basin Legion
Thursday, April 9:
10:30 - 7:00 Mahone Bay - Three Churches Parking Lot
Tuesday, April 7:
11:00 - 11:30 New Ross - New Ross Consolidated School Closed between 12:30 - 1:00 and 4:30 - 5:30
11:30 - 1:00 New Ross - New Ross Lion’s Community Park
3:00 - 6:00 New Germany - New Germany Freshmart
muNiciPality oF the diStrict
oF luNeNburg
Public Notice
2015 aNNual rate PayerS meetiNgS
Fire & emergency Service Providers
The following Fire and Emergency Service Providers of Lunenburg Municipality invites the public
to attend their Annual Rate Payers Meeting.
This meeting will provide you with the needed information in order to VOTE on your fire tax rate for 2015/16.
Fire Departments are now required to provide their budget documents at least one week in advance of their scheduled
meeting, therefore please contact the name next to your fire service provider to find out if any changes are proposed
to your fire rate and where you can get a copy of the proposed budget.
In order to vote at your ratepayer meeting your name must appear on your tax bill notice
and you must be a ratepayer within the fire district area the meeting is being held.
Fire Service Provider Name
date oF time oF
meetiNg meetiNg
coNtact
PerSoN
902 beFore
all PhoNe
NumberS
meetiNg
locatioN
budget coNtact
or availability
Petite Riviere Volunteer Fire Dept.
15-Apr-15
7:00 pm Johnathan Harmon
688-2180
Fire Hall
Johnathan Harmon
Walden Volunteer Fire Dept.
15-Apr-15
7:00 pm Melanie Langille
529-0353
Fire Hall
Melanie Langille
Northfield District Fire Dept.
15-Apr-15
7:00 pm Jayme Rhyno
543-4737
Fire Hall
Jayme Rhyno
Italy Cross/Middlewood
& District Fire Dept.
20-Apr-15
7:30 pm Ronald Whynot
543-9806
Fire Hall,
17722 Hwy 103
Judy Jensen, 543-9333
Pleasantville & District Fire Dept.
21-Apr-15
Indian Point Volunteer Fire Dept.
Tri District Fire Rescue.
7:00 pm Tony Allen
521-7987
Fire Hall
Tony Allen
22-Apr-15
7:30 pm Tom Lockwood
624-0720
Fire Hall
Tom Lockwood
5-May-15
7:00 pm Paul Hayes
543-5763
Station 1
Newcombville
Paul Hayes
Lapland & District Fire Dept.
5-May-15
8:00 pm Eugene Herman
543-2893
Lapland
Community Hall
Eugene Herman
Conquerall Bank Fire Dept.
6-May-15
7:30 pm Keith Himmelman
543-2043
Fire Hall
himmie@eastlink.ca
Blockhouse & District Fire Dept.
8-May-15
7:00 pm Paula MacDonald
527-8276
Fire Hall
chief@blockhousefire.ca
or www.blockhousefire.ca
Hebbs Cross Fire Dept.
11-May-15
6:30 pm Donald Llewellyn
212-0230
Fire Hall
Donald Llewellyn
Or email to tpayne@modl.ca or fax (902) 527-1135
Midville & District Fire Dept.
11-May-15
7:00 pm Graham Campbell
543-1017
Fire Hall
Wendell Beck, 543-7293
For further information please call the Recreation Dept. at 902-541-1343
Oakhill & District Fire Dept.
12-May-15
7:00 pm John Robart
543-9814
Fire Hall
oakhillfire@eastlink.ca
Hemford & District Fire Dept.
13-May-15
7:00 pm Gordon Hunter
644-3065
Fire Hall
Arthur Jensen, 644-3022
Hebbville Fire Department
14-May-15
7:00 pm Chris Kennedy
527-1279
Fire Hall
www.hebbvillefire.org
New Germany Volunteer Fire Dept.
20-May-15
8:00 pm Blair Lantz
644-2079
Fire Station
Peter Bowers, 644-2910
Lahave Fire Department
28-May-15
7:30 pm Jonathan Mulock
688-1107
Lahave Fire Hall,
50 Schoolhouse Rd. Jonathan Mulock
Big Tancook Island
Emergency Response
13-Jun-15
2:30 pm Dexter Rodenhiser
980-0412
Tancook
Fran Levy,
Recreational Centre 228-2120
MUNICIPALITY OF THE DISTRICT
OF LUNENBURG
EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
TO SERVE ON AREA
ADVISORY COMMITTEES
The Municipality’s Nominating Committee is seeking letters of
interest from residents and/or property owners to fill a number of
available positions that will become open, as of May 2015.
Plan Area
Blockhouse Area Advisory Committee
Hebbville Area Advisory Committee
Oakland Area Advisory Committee
Princes Inlet Area Advisory Committee
Riverport & District Area Advisory Committee
Available /
Vacant Positions
4
5
5
3
5
Local Area Advisory Committees advise the Municipality’s Planning Advisory Committee on local land use and planning matters,
such as land development standards, planning policy and zoning
matters. If you are interested in serving on any of the respective
Area Advisory Committees listed above, and you are a resident
or landowner in the respective Plan Area, please submit a letter of
interest on or before Wednesday, April 29, 2015.
Letters of interest should address the following:
• The Applicant is a tenant or a property owner in the planning
area. (includes commercial or residential tenants);
• The applicant has demonstrated their understanding of the
community’s ongoing development, its history, and future opportunities and constraints regarding local land use issues; and
• The applicant has cited their willingness to commit to the
designated two year term, and is available to attend Committee
meetings during that time.
Please direct any inquires, and submit your letters of interest
concerning the Area Advisory Committee, to: Douglas Reid,
Planner at: 210 Aberdeen Road, Bridgewater NS, B4V 4G8;
e-mail: planning@modl.ca; or phone: 902-530-3480.
Public Notice
2015 ANNUAL MEETING
Fire & Emergency Service Providers
The following Fire and Emergency Service Providers of Lunenburg Municipality invites
the public to attend their Annual Meeting.
There will be a review of the fire departments previous year’s operations and budgets and they will
be announcing their 2015 – 2016 fire tax rates.
Fire Service Provider Name
date oF time oF
meetiNg meetiNg
coNtact
PerSoN
902 beFore meetiNg
all PhoNe locatioN
NumberS
budget coNtact
or availability
Dayspring & District Volunteer Fire Dept.
4-May-15
7:00 pm
Earl Lantz
543-1544
Fire Hall
Frank Fawson, 543-9166
Riverport & District Fire
Protection Commission
5-May-15
8:00 pm
Craig Cook
764-2111
Fire Hall
Norman Mossman, 766-4677
Cornwall & District Fire Dept/Commission.
5-May-15
7:30 pm
Steve Patterson
624-8636
Fire Hall
steve.cdfd@eastlink.ca
United Communities Fire Dept/Commission
7-May-15
7:00 pm
Wayne Smith
677-2492
Fire Hall
Steve Teal, 935-2100
Maders Cove Fire Protection Commission
20-May-15
7:00 pm
Shelli Stevens
277-1005
Mahone Bay shelli@nilugym.com
Centre
Martins River Fire Commission
21-May-15
8:00 pm
Gary Langille
624-8095
Fire Hall
Gary Langille
District 1 & 2 Fire Protection Commission
02-June-15
7:00 pm
Brian Keizer
634-3161
Lunenburg
Fire Hall
Brian Keizer
If you have any questions regarding these meetings, please contact the person listed within your
fire department/commission, or April Whynot-Lohnes, Municipal Clerk, Municipality of the District of
Lunenburg, at 902-541-1323 or email awlohnes@modl.ca
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Too old to climb on your curtains, but young enough
to climb on your lap. What’s not to love? Adopt a Senior
Cat!
HAID is thrilled to tell you all that several cats
found forever homes last week. We are so happy
for Sandy, one of the three Himalayans that
has been waiting a long time was adopted. Hooray for
Sandy. Skylar was also adopted to a wonderful family.
Clyde has found a wonderful family, too, and SHAID is
very happy that Sissy and Bubby could remain together
in their new forever home. It is great when people can
open their heart and their home to two cats so they remain together.
SHAID currently has several senior cats waiting for
a loving home. SHAID considers any cat over the age of
seven to be a senior. SHAID understands that the correct age to be classed a senior is not seven, but we feel
it is an important key to finding a loving home for each
senior cat at SHAID.
There are many benefits to adopting a senior rather
S
Seniors at SHAID
than a kitten or a young cat. Seniors are settled,
over the playful and sometimes destructive
stage. They have developed a definitive personality that you can see before you adopt them.
SHAID also has a lesser adoption fee for cats
over seven years of age. In fact, it is half of the
regular adoption fee.
SHAID encourages people to consider giving
senior cats the loving home they deserve. If
healthy, cats will generally live well into their
teens, so adopting a senior at SHAID still ensures a
lengthy timeframe of love from your new pet. It also ensures a happy and loving retirement for these cats — so
at SHAID we ask you to give a senior cat a second look,
and a chance to enjoy a families love and affection.
Currently at SHAID for seniors is CJ, a 10 year old
male cat. CJ is a cream/orange colour and he would
love a great retirement home. With the love and patients of SHAID staff, CJ has transformed from a
cranky boy to a sweet boy since arriving at SHAID,
he is a beautiful boy
waiting for someone to
adopt and love him.
Jack is also 10 years
old and he is also a
great boy. Jack has a
unique personality, he
loves people and affection but isn’t all that
fussy about other cats.
Jack is all black with the
odd tuff of white. Jack will be a great companion for
a quiet family.
Cuddles is a beautiful Himalayan, she is nine years
old and does have an issue with using her litter pan.
Cuddles does not like out-of-the ordinary or new situations and we feel this is a key factor in her litter pan
mishaps. Cuddles also prefers not to be left alone for
extended period of time, this can cause her to become
stressed. A quiet home will be best for Cuddles.
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Lens
Simpsons Corner card party results
The Simpsons Corner community hall society hosts a card
party every Wednesday beginning at 7:30 p.m.
There was a card party held
on March 11. Winners were,
ladies’ high, Lorna Arenburg,
975; ladies’ second, Caroline
Knickle, 865; gents’ high, Gary
Tipert, 855; gents’ second,
Moyle Nauss, 840.
The card party for March 18
Airborne
Brooke Floyd of
Hebbville makes
the best of this
snowy season.
was cancelled due to a snowstorm.
Another card party was held
on March 25. Winners were,
ladies’ high, Sylvia Tibbetts,
790; ladies’ second, Faye Robar,
775 gents’ high, Bill Hirtle, 825;
gents’ second, Garnet Veinot,
805.
Play begins at 7:30 p.m. All
card party players are welcome.
A canteen is available on site.
ERIN COSTELO
ECRA card party results
The East Chester Recreation Sheila Schnare; half take, $59,
Association met for a card party Wilfred Collicutt.
The next card party will be
March 30 with 11 tables in play.
Winners were: ladies’ first, April 6 at 1:30 p.m.
Marilyn Publicover,
915; ladies’ second,
Arlene Smeltzer, 870;
ladies’ third, Jessie
Stevens, 780; gents’
first, Aubrey Keeping, 845; gents’ second, Warren Schnare,
785; gents’ third, Art
Graves, 770; 30-60
Boscawen
150PuCumberland St. Lunenburg
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FOLK
FIESTA!
ERIN COSTELO
Jennah Barry
Rose Cousins
The –Modern
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7:30 pm Grass
Laura Floyd Photo
Annual
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Boscawen
Inn,
Adults – $21.50/Youth –
$11.50
Colin's Water Treatment
Colin
Woodsworth
owner
Music, Auction,
Cash
Bar
150 Cumberland
St.,
Lunenburg
Foundation
Saturday
April 11, 2015
www.folkharbour.com,
Office 902-634-3180 Saturday,
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Doors open 6:45 pm/Show 7:30 pm
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Tickets and Ticket Outlets:
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Lunenburg: Shop
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at 7
IN BETWEEN
Bridgewater: Town’s
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Mahone Bay: Kinburn Pharmasave
Skilled Finish Carpenters & Experienced Painters
187 Hwy. 210, Newcombville, NS B4V 7X6
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Rose Bay: Rose Bay General Store
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Earth Day
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Wednesday May 13, 2015
(Watch this paper for details)
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THANK YOU
... to all our partners, supporters, and
community members for your efforts
in collaborating, learning with us, and
waging peace so all girls and women
live with respect and freedom.
Please come to the
FINAL Be the Peace
Public Forum
“Report to the Community”
and Celebration!
Saturday, April 18, 2015
9:00 am - 3:30 pm
Lunenburg Fire Hall
Everyone welcome. Free!
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Staying healthy with the seasons
through
Your
Lens
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ncome Tax Assistance – April 7
Ted Bulley, an income-tax volunteer through Revenue Canada,
will do income tax preparation for lowincome individuals. Help is by appointment only, on Tuesdays — call the recreation office at the Region of Queens
Municipality, 902-354-5741, to book an
appointment. Thomas H. Raddall Library, Tuesdays, February 17-April 27,
1-4 p.m.
Story Time – April 7, 8, 9
Sing, play and laugh with your child
at Story Time.
Discover new
picture books,
rhymes, words
and songs that
your child will
love. The Library is a great place to
make friends and meet new families
in the community. Story Time starts at
10:30 a.m. — there’s room for everyone.
Lunenburg Library, Tuesdays, March
24-April 21; Margaret Hennigar Public
Library, Wednesdays, March 25-April
22; Thomas H. Raddall Library, Thursdays, March 26-April 23
Once Upon A Time: After School
Club – April 8
It’s a bird! It’s a plane!! It’s SuperBob!!! Come join the after school club
for this five-week session of story-telling games and team-building activities
that will help us create a story for our
newly formed Library Monster. Kids
ages eight to 12 are welcome to join.
Lots of space! Please call to register.
Taking
a peek
This squirrel
tunneled through
the snow to find
sunflower seeds
and take peek
atop the snowcovered ground.
Sharon Moynan Photo
finding
the
feeder
This Nuthatch
enjoys the comfort
of a bird feeder on
a snowy afternoon.
The After School Club is one hour. Margaret Hennigar Public Library, Wednesdays, 3:30-4:30 p.m., March 25-April 22
Staying Healthy With the Seasons
- SPRING: Cleansing, allergies &
gallbladder health – April 8
Steve Biancolin (R.Ac.) has studied
traditional eastern medicines for 15
years. His focus lies in acupuncture
and traditional Chinese medicine. He
is passionate about Chinese medicines’
nature-inspired system of understanding health and well
being. Steve will
show you how these
techniques can help
get your body ready
for spring. Margaret
Hennigar Public Library, Noon.
eBooks – Delve into Digital
Wednesdays – April 8
Are you ready to delve into the digital age by adding eBooks to your reading habit? The library has thousands
of free eBooks that are available 24/7.
Drop by the Margaret Hennigar Public
Library on Wednesday afternoons in
April and learn how to add eBooks to
your arsenal of book borrowing. Don’t
forget to bring your device. Margaret
Hennigar Public Library, 2-3 p.m.
Details on South Shore Public Libraries programs, branches and hours
are available on the libraries’ website
at http://www.southshorepubliclibraries.ca. South Shore Public Libraries.
Read. Discover. Learn. Share.
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Bridgewater bridge club
results
Liana Crossland photo
Why You Need Vitamin C and
Lysine for Heart Health and More...
W. Gifford-Jones, MD
V
itamin C is arguably the
single most important
water soluble antioxidant
in the human body. Antioxidants play a key role in
protecting cells against free
radicals, which can cause
damage and play a role in
heart disease, cancer and other diseases.
It’s tragic that researchers are unaware that high
doses of vitamin C and lysine cannot only prevent, but reverse atherosclerosis in coronary and
other arteries in the body. Vitamin C is needed
for the manufacture of collagen, the glue that
holds cells together. A lack of vitamin C means
poor collagen, resulting in cracks appearing between coronary cells thus setting the stage for
fatal blood clot.
Recently, Dr. Sydney Bush, an English researcher, made this monumental discovery. He took
photos of the retinal arteries and then gave patients 6,000 milligrams of vitamin C and 5,000
of lysine (lysine adds strength to coronary arteries
just like steel rods increase the strength of concrete). A year later he repeated the pictures. To
his surprise, he found atherosclerosis fading away.
Millions of North Americans also suffer from
osteoarthritis. Without sufficient vitamin C to
produce collagen, a major component of cartilage, bone eventually grinds on bone. There
would be fewer joint replacements if more vitamin C were available to produce healthy collagen.
due to inadequate amounts of vitamin C. This
vitamin is needed in large amounts to produce
healthy collagen, the glue that holds cells together and keeps gums healthy. Without good mortar bricks fall apart and the same happens when
gums lacking collagen lose their grip on teeth.
The essential amino acid lysine is probably best
known for its use in those with herpes simplex
infections but several other benefits have been
ascribed to the molecule, including favourable effects on blood pressure and stroke prevention but
also a positive influence on mood and anxiety.
In addition to providing healthy collagen production and a healthy cardiovascular system, vitamin
C and lysine supplementation helps support:
• Immune system health
• Vision
• Teeth and gums
• Wound healing
• Bones and cartilage
• Recovery from shingles
• Recovery from herpes outbreaks
This is why I’ve been taking high doses of
vitamin C and lysine for the last 16 years
following a heart attack. I believe it saved my
life. Medi-C Plus™, containing high doses of
vitamin C and lysine, is available in powder
and capsules.
Rheumatoid arthritis, the inflammatory type,
also requires large doses of vitamin C. Every moment of the day our bodies are using oxygen to
keep us alive. But oxidation results in metabolic
ash, known as “free radicals”, which are believed
to trigger an inflammatory reaction in joints.
Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that helps
to reduce damaging free-radicals.
Patients often appear surprised when I tell them
that vitamin C will help them keep their teeth a
lifetime. By age 65 one in five North Americans
has lost all their teeth and many of their teeth
were normal. Rather, it was the gums that could
no longer hold teeth firmly in place in part
The Bridgewater bridge club
met on March 12 with eight tables
in play. Winners were, North-South,
first, Murray Barkhouse and Shirley Kirk; second, Bernie Swain and
Phyllis Munroe; third, George Dewling and Lloyd Campbell. East-West,
first, Marjorie Wandler and Andrea
Crinion; second, Edgar Blinn and Carole Nixon; third, Bilgin Batman and
Heather Romney.
There was another game on March
16 with six tables in play. Winners
were, tied for first and second, Don
Gray and Murray Barkhouse with Sylvia Munro and Elva Bagnell; third,
Jennifer Smith and Sidney Laing.
The club met again on March 19
with five and a half tables in play.
Winners were, first, Glendon Dominoe and Doris Sheppard; second, Bilgin Batman and Edgar Blinn; third,
Denise
Peterson-Rafuse
MLA, Chester - St. Margaret’s
3794 Highway 3, Unit 4, Chester
Nova Scotia B0J 1J0
902-279-3378
1-877-740-3378
denisepetersmla@bellaliant.com
Don Gray and Bernie Swain.
The club met again on March 23 with
seven and a half tables in play. Winners
were, first, Murray Barkhouse and Don
Gray; second, Doris Sheppard and Rick
Sheppard; third, Fred Struve and William
Davidson.
There was another game on March 25
with five tables in play. Winners were,
first, Robert Bruce and Rick Sheppard;
second, Fred Struve and Robert Chase;
third, Phyllis Munroe and Carole Nixon.
Games are held at the Lunenburg
County Lifestyle Centre on Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. and Monday and Wednesday afternoons at 1 p.m. All new players
welcome. Phone 902-530-6436 for more information.
Bridgewater seniors club
card party results
The Bridgewater Senior Citizens
Group met on March 25 with four tables
of 45s and four tables of bridge in play.
Winners of 45s were, ladies’ high, Edith
Clattenburg; ladies’ second, Grace McCarthy; mens’ high, Bill Corkum; mens’
second, Lloyd Miller. Bridge winners
were, high, Claudia Lang; second, Richard Allen.
For the winter months, card parties
are held Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. in the
senior club rooms at the Bridgewater
arena. All new members welcome. An
open card party is held the second and
fourth Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.
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MEETINGS
DANCES
DANCES
VARIETY SHOWS
If you drink, that’s your
business. If you want to
stop, that’s ours! Call AA
1-888-853-7222,
(902)530-0001
April
11,
Dance,
Blandford
Community
Centre. Band: Usual
Suspects, 9:30 p.m. 1:30
a.m.
Tickets:
Advance $10, door $15.
Tickets will be available,
The Deck, Fred 902-2282606, Between Friends,
Chester.
Bridgewater
Legion
Dance, April 11 at 9 pm.
Featuring Restless Wind.
Tickets $8.00 or $10.00
at the door. 19 and older
Benefit Variety Show,
Pinehurst hall, Saturday,
April
4,
7
p.m.
Entertainment includes:
Ivan Daniels and Nancy
Drennan,
Kitchen
Country,
Newfound
Country, Maurice and
Myrtle. Admission is
donation at the door.
Canteen and Cake and
Pie Auction. Proceeds for
Bernie and Merilene
Zwicker.
Meeting for Lake Centre/New Cumberland hall,
April 6, 7 p.m. 961 Lake
Centre. Everyone welcome.
Tuesday, April 7, Hillside
Pines Auxiliary regular
meeting, 2 p.m., Hillside
Pines. New members
welcome.
April
11,
Saturday.
Dance.
Italy
Cross,
Middlewood & District
fire hall, 9 p.m.- 1 a.m.
Music by DJ Rob Ramey.
Tickets $8/ person, 19
years and over. Proceeds
for fire department. 5439806,
543-2729.
If
inclement weather, call
543-2853 for cancellations
National Association of Federal Retirees
AGM South Shore Branch
SMotheRed SteAk 2015 LuNch
thuRSdAy ApRiL 23, 2015
oakhill Fire hall, 2104, highway 325
Smothered Steak & dessert
cost $ 8.00 person
Meet & Greet at 11:30, meeting at 12:00, meal to
follow. Money to receive by April, 16, 2015
No meal tickets available at the door
Cheques only
Mail to: National Association of Federal Retirees
450 Lahave St. Box 17, Suite 214
Bridgewater, NS, B4V 4A3
Petite Riviere Fire Dept.
Dance, April 11, 9 - 1,
admission $15/ person.
Garrett Mason. Tickets,
Cobbler Corner 902-5433199, Petite Corner Store
902-693-2124.
TEAS
Spring Luncheon, West
Side United Church,
Pentz, 11:30 a.m.- 1
p.m., April 9. Adults $9,
children $3. Takeout
order 688-1340, 6882631
Wednesday, April 8,
Coffee Party, Riverport
Community Centre, 11
a.m.- 1 p.m. $7.
Sponsored by ladies auxiliary. Proceeds SSRH.
tournaments
Crib Tournament. Forties
Community Centre, 1787
Forties Road, New Ross,
April 5. Doors open @
12:00 noon. Registration
by 12:30 p.m. Play starts
@ 1 p.m. $20.00/ team.
Canteen available. For
Information Call 6892147
community events
LOCAL
PROSPERITY
New Economics for Rural Canada
An Atlantic Regional Conference
April 9-12, 2015 • Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
Michael Shuman, keynote speaker:
"Atlantic Canadians may be surprised
to learn that their innovations in local
investing are inspiring communities
throughout North America."
COMMERCIAL
2 second floor commerical/retail spaces, centrally located in downtown Bridgewater. Free
parking. Space 1 $350
plus utilities; Space 2
$450
plus
utilities.
Includes
kitchenette.
902-543-4703
Gospel
Concert,
Newcombville fire hall.
for April 11 has been
cancelled due to parking.
It will be rescheduled for
a later date.
Penny Auction, Oakhill
Fire Hall, Saturday, April
11, 8:30- 1:30. Draws
start 1:30. Canteen available. Early bird tickets
Friday, April 10, 6:308:30 p.m.
Sunday, April 12, Country
and Western Variety
Show, Petite Riviere fire
hall, 1:30 p.m. Sponsored
by UCW Wesley United
Church.
Performers:
Riverside Ramblers, The
Bachman’s, Chris and
Jean Burgess, Dale and
Suzanne Verge. Adults
$6; children $3. Pie and
cake auction. Canteen
services available.
April
4,
Saturday,
Breakfast, Italy Cross,
Middlewood and District
fire hall, 7- 11 a.m.
Adults $8; children (512) $3.50. Proceeds for
fire
department.
If
inclement weather call
902-543-2853 for cancellations.
Breakfast, Hebbs Cross
Fire Department, April
11,
711
a.m.
Homemade baked beans,
eggs, hash browns,
bacon, sausage, toast,
tea, coffee, juice.
Breakfast, Pinehurst Hall,
Saturday, April 4, 7 - 11
a.m., $8 adult, 5 - 12 $4,
under 5 free.
Breakfast, Saturday, April
11, 7 - 11 a.m., St.
Martin’s
Anglican
Church hall, Martin’s
River. Scrambled eggs,
hash browns, baked
beans, pancakes, bacon,
sausage, toasted English
muffins, toast, tea, coffee, juice. Take-outs
available. Adults $8, children 5- 12 $4, under 5
free.
Proceeds
St.
Martin’s Church.
Country Breakfast. April
4, 7:30-10:30 a.m.,
Chester Basin Fire Hall.
Various menu selections.
Saturday,
April
11,
Dayspring and District
Firemen’s
Breakfast,
7:30- 11 a.m. Adults $8,
children 12-6 $3, under 5
free.
2 Bedroom $830- $935.
Secure, senior living (55+)
newer
building,
Bridgewater.
Drumlin
Hills 902-530-3901.
2 bedroom apt. 14 St.
Phillips Street, includes
heat, lights, fridge and
stove, coin laundry,
$800/ month. Available
March 1st. 543-4557
2 bedroom upstairs
apartment. Fridge and
stove. 384 Main Street,
Milton. $550/ month.
902-543-3247
Beautiful bachelor apartment, located on lake, 4
km from Bridgewater.
Fully furnished. Includes
heat, lights and parking.
$775. 902-543-4703
Bridgewater, 153 North
Street. Two bedroom on
ground floor. lncludes
heat, hot water, fridge,
stove, parking and coinoperated laundry. $750.
Completely renovated.
No pets. Available now.
902-527-1539
Bridgewater, 68 Elm
Street. Two bedroom
with balcony completely
renovated,
$750.
Includes heat, hot and
cold water, parking, coin
laundry.
No
pets.
Available now. 902-5271539
B I G B R E A K FA S T ! !
Hosted by St. Norbert’s Parish, Lunenburg
Saturday, April 4th, 7:30-11:30 am
Central United Church Hall, Lincoln St., Lunenburg
$8/Adults, $3.50/children
For April, $1 of each breakfast sold
will go to S.H.A.I.D.
St. Norbert’s - 1840-2015
“Celebrating 175 years in the Lunenburg Community”
SUPPERS
CANCELLED.
Turkey
Supper. Saturday, April
11, 4:30- 6:30 p.m.,
Barss Corner Community
Hall. Adults $12, 6- 12
years $5, 5 and under
free. Proceeds for the
Baptist Picnic Grounds.
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found on
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WANT TO
KNOW
WHAT'S
GOING
ON?
LaHave. Two bedroom
apartment, 5 appliances,
island in kitchen, oceanview, clean, quiet living.
$600/ month. 902-5291117
Newly renovated one
bedroom loft-style apartment, centrally located,
Bridgewater. Quiet building. $650/ month, plus
utilities.
No
pets.
Available immediately.
For more information call
902-529-0990
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utilities included. 361
Grimm Road, Lunenburg.
No pets or indoor smoking. Available now. 902634-3738
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HOMES/RENT
One and two bedroom
small houses, East
Chester. 902-275-3443
HOMES/SALE
4 bedroom house, 2 acre
lot, access to Sherbrooke
Lake. Phone/fax 902644-2792 or 902-5273418.
For sale: Two bedroom
house on 1-1/2 acre
land, 96 Starr Street.
902-543-3073
LaHave Heights, 58x14, 2
bedroom mini home, 4
appliances,
many
upgrades, no carpet,
$57,900. 902-530-5821
LAND FOR SALE
Find hundreds of local events on
Restaurant space located
on river in downtown
Bridgewater.
Includes
large deck and beautiful
views. $750 per month.
902-543-4703
Two bedroom for rent.
Quiet building, good for
seniors. Includes fridge,
stove, washer, dryer,
water and heat. $795.
One month free rent,
conditions apply. Must
have references. 902830-9703 leave message.
50 acres, borders on two
paved highways. 25
acres field, remainder
wooded. Phone/fax 902644-2792 or 902-5273418.
ADD YOUR EVENT!
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For rent: 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apt. Heat, hot and
cold water, fridge, stove,
coin laundry, parking,
security building. Clean,
well maintained building. No pets, security
deposit required. 5271843.
Maplewood
School
House, new basement,
1/2 acre land, free access
to Sherbrooke Lake.
Phone/fax 902-644-2792
Reserve your space!
Limited seating remains.One of the most compelling,
timely, and valuable events for community builders.
Bridgewater. One bedroom apartment centrally located, fridge and
stove included. Available
immediately.
Nonsmoking building. 5270181
Bridgewater. 599 King
St., King’s Court. 900 sq.
ft., second floor retail or
office space, $695 plus
utilities. Also 1,300 sq. ft.
space, $895 plus utilities.
902-527-1539
Wooded lot, secluded 81/2 acres, 1 miles
wooded private road
access, near Lunenburg.
902-644-2792, 902-5273418
249 Cornwall Rd., Blockhouse
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Lunenburg Garden Club
p r e s e n t s
“Groundbreaking Food
Gardens”,
Thursday,
April 2, 7 p.m., Fisheries
Museum. Guests welcome
APTS.
Bridgewater. Luxurious, 2
bedroom apartment, in
LaHave View Estates at
74 Aberdeen Road. Rent
from $1095 month
includes heat, hot and
cold water, 5 appliances,
balcony,
underground
parking and storage.
Available now. 902-5271539.
BREAKFASTS
Take a photo & send it to us!
e-mail:
APTS.
1- 2 bedroom apartments in Bridgewater,
centrally located with
balconies.
Available
immediately.
Rent
includes fridge, stove
and parking. Rent incentives. 902-543-6088.
County
enjoying a community
breakfast, lunch or supper?
SUPPERS
Good Friday Supper,
Upper
Cornwall
Community Hall, April 3,
4- 6 p.m. Adults $8; 5-12
$4; under 5 free.
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through Your Lens
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$14.95/mth
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WANTED:
Dead or
Alive
Old cars, trucks,
school buses, dump
trucks, excavators &
bulldozers.
Top prices paid
for scrap
metal only
543-9752
Cell 527-7291
FOR SALE
Double stainless steel
sink, dressers, bedroom
sets, air conditioner, love
chair, MDF/ wood mould-
ing, steel door. 627-1986
Light oak finish electric
fireplace, 4’ wide, 42”
high, excellent condition,
$200. 902-683-2374
FOR SALE
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SAWMILLS from only
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6899 Ext:400OT.
Organic and non-organic
Nova Scotia apple juice
for sale. 5 and 10 litre
boxes. $11- $23. Small
quantity of Spice apple
juice available, West
LaHave Juice Yard, 2142
Highway 331. 902-693-
2102
Safeguard
Sales, Installations & Service
Watch for
our exciting
upcoming move
to 12171 Hwy. 3
Spectacle
Lakes
Quality firewood, deliv-
ered and building lots
near lakes. G. Falkenham
and Sons Ltd. Phone/fax
902-644-2792
King 10” 3 hp 220V
cabinet tablesaw on
portable
base
with
extensions; $1,000 or
best offer. Call James
624-9165 after 6 p.m.
Furniture, music items,
kids stuff, electronics,
exercise machines, and
artist T-shirts, knick-
knacks. 543-1791
FIREWOOD
Top quality firewood,
cut, split and delivered.
100%
hardwood.
Phone Vicki 543-6150.
Well seasoned hardwood
and softwood. Cut, split
and delivered. 902-685-
2562
FLEA MARKETS
1 Piazetta left at
old Price in black
All floor models left
15% off or NO TAX!
Keeping the South Shore warm since 1988
Flea Market, Michelin
Social Club, May 9, 9-1.
Admission $1. For tables
902-543-5018
South Shore’s Best Flea
Market. Saturday, April 4,
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon,
Lunenburg Community
Centre, 21D Green St.
Tables are $10. each, call
902-521-8140
1136 Hwy. 325 Maitland, Lunenburg Co.
902-634.3009
MOM’S
BUY & SELL
Experienced,
mature,
reliable, honest, self-
motivated care-worker
and homemaker lady
seeking work with eld-
erly in their home with
care and respect making
life in general more eas-
ier for you. References,
police check and valid
drivers license. For more
information, please call
902-624-0090.
We buy & sell furniture
by piece or lot.
Mahone Bay 902-624-8284
MOVING
CANE’S
MOVING.
Professional, reliable and
very careful residential
and office moving serv-
ice. Local and long dis-
tance. 902-521-8596
Stubbs Moving. Local
and
long
distance.
Ontario, Alberta, BC,
return, insured, great
rates. 902-521-2693
services
Economy
Appliance
Repair & Services
We repair in your home
ALL MAJOR BRANDS!
WASHERS • DRYERS
FRIDGES • FREEZERS
RANGES • DISHWASHERS
902-527-2024
13879 Dayspring
Hwy. #3
“We Appreciate Your
Business”
Available for JUNK
REMOVAL, brush/ tree
limb disposal, light mov-
ing,
deliveries,
etc.
Chainsaw work. 902-
543-6648
SIDING
PROFESSIONAL
INSTALLATION
& RENOVATIONS
LOWEST
PRICES
FREE
ESTIMATES
Over 23 Years
Quality Experience
Lifetime Warranty on
Windows & Doors
BLAIR LYONS
Cell 523-2276
644-3142
BRIDGEWATER CURLING CLUB
Starts Sunday, April 5th
Start 9:00 am
For information call 541-1141
PETS/SUPPLIES
Complaints of animal
mistreatment should be
reported to SPCA at 1-
888-703-7722. For any
other concerns regarding
animals call 766-4787.
Japanese Koi fish for
your aquarium or land
pond, various sizes and
colours, $3 - $10. 902-
624-9102
WANTED
Lifetime Roofing Systems
ELDERLY CARE
FLEA MARKET
Mon.-Fri. 9-4:30; Sat. 9-1
www.SafeguardStoves.com
1-866-447-5116
wanted
®
Offer Expires
April 30, 2015
Paying highest prices for
gold and silver coins,
paper money, stamps,
pocket watches, war
medals, scrap gold and
silver. 275-7785
Guaranteed $
Classifieds
We will run your 15-word private party
classified and GUARANTEE it until it sells!**
Carpenter, 35+ years
experience. Get your
renovations done now.
Additions, decks, hard-
wood/ laminate floors,
new windows, doors.
Free estimates. Call Gary
Mossman, 902-298-9046
KEVIN
MILBURY’S
Excavating
• excavating
• rock walls
• topsoil
• ditching &
drainage
• lot Clearing
• landscaping and more
• forest silviculture & thinning
495 Veinotte Rd., RR#1
Barss Corner, NS B0R 1A0
Ph.: 521-0486
E-mail:
ckmilbury@eastlink.ca
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HAL JOHNSON
Professional
Tree Services
GENERAL CONTRACTING
30+ years experience
Tree Removal,
Pruning,
Trimming &
Woodlot
Enhancement
WE DO IT ALL
Residential, Commercial,
Repairs, Renovations &
New Home Construction.
Fully licened & insured.
Free estimate.
Over 25 years
quality experience
Fully Insured • Free Estimates
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Safety Certified
Ph.: 902-543-1815
Cell: 902-521-3046
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Handyman Services
Carpentry, Plumbing,
Electrical Repairs & more
• No job too small
• Free estimates
• Seniors’ discount
• Fully insured
25 years experience
References available
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902-521-5922
902-530-2450
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mini excavating, gutter
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Rafuse’s
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530-2361, 902-529-0920
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543-3639
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Museum seeks appli-
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May 28-August 31 and
one from June 29-August
31. 35 hours/ week,
$11.25/ hour. Submit
resumés
to
limms@auracom.com by
April 24.
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Igloolik, Nunavut
The Municipality of Igloolik requires a Community Economic Development Officer
(CEDO) with a strong background in business development, economic development
planning and strategies, financial management, proposal writing and demonstrated
effectiveness as a communicator and business promoter.
Reporting to the Senior Administrative Officer, the CEDO is responsible for:
s #OMMUNITY %CONOMIC $EVELOPMENT
s !SSISTING INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS IN ALL ASPECTS OF BUSINESS PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT AND PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT MONITORING AND EVALUATION
s 0ROMOTION OF OPPORTUNITIES IN THE TRADITIONAL AND INFORMAL ECONOMY
s 0ROVIDING LEADERSHIP AND ADVICE IN COMMUNITY BASED PLANNING
COMMUNICATION FACILITATION AND ORGANIZATION
Desired qualifications include a recognized Degree or Diploma in Economic
Development disciplines plus 3 – 5 years successful relevant experience.
Salary is commensurate with education and experience. Benefits include housing
at a reasonable rental rate plus a comprehensive Northern Benefits package.
The successful candidate will be required to provide a detailed Criminal Record
Check and back-ground check.
A 144-Bed Nursing Home
CASUAL COOK/
DIETARY POSITION
Start date: ASAP
Shift work and weekends
required
Apply by April 6, 2015 to:
Peggy Croft,
Director of Food Services
P O Box 1480, Lunenburg, NS B0J 2C0
Tel: (902)634-8836 ext. 230
Fax: (902)634-8792
Email: pcroft@hvh.ca
STACEY MAILMAN
ACCOUNTING SERVICES
has an immediate opening for
FULL TIME ACCOUNTING CLERK
Successful applicant will:
• have completed an accounting course
• be a new graduate or have minimum 1 year
recent experience
• have strong oral & written skills
• pay strong attention to details
• have professional ways & appropriate dress
• enjoy a new office with lots of natural sunlight
• enjoy office hours Mon-Fri, 8 or 9am - 5pm
• enjoy general office duties
• have an option to apply for Group Insurance
• enjoy their job & show it by arriving 5 mins. early
Find more info @http://www.jobbank.ga.ca
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Please forward your resume to:
A copy of the Job Description is available upon request.
mailman2002@eastlink.ca
or fax to: 902-530-5105
This opportunity will be available until a suitable candidate is selected.
0LEASE FORWARD APPLICATIONS AND RESUMES TO
Senior Administrative Officer
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NOW HIRING
Arctic Co-operatives Limited (Arctic Co-ops) provides management expertise
and business support to 31 member-owned Co-ops in Nunavut and
Northwest Territories. The Co-ops operate diverse and progressive retail
businesses, including Inns North, a group of 20 hotels.
We are currently seeking the following positions across the Arctic:
We thank you for your interest, however, only those
applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.
FORBES BROS LTD.
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JOURNEYMAN// APPRENTICES
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40 Hours Per Week with Shift, Overtime, Weekend, Day Work (Rotations 3 & 1)
Located in Southern Alberta, Northern Alberta & Fort MaKay
REQUIREMENTS: As the successful candidate you have: Lineman
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Period Apprentice, 4th Period Apprentice, Lineman Red Seal Certificate,
or 3 to 5 years equivalent work experience.
Essential Job Functions (day to day responsibilities): Install, maintain,
remove and repair power lines and cables that run between transmission
electrical systems, towers and poles (stringing/wire work. Assemble,
erect and maintain steel, wood or concrete poles, towers and guy wires.
Construct and maintain footings and bases for transmission towers and
poles.
BENEFITS: Medical benefits, Dental benefits, Disability Benefits, Life
Insurance Benefits, Group Insurance Benefits, Pension Plan Benefits,
Vision Care Benefits.
Retail Managers
Grocery Managers
General Managers
Cooks and Cook Managers
Located in Yellowknife, NT:
Meat Department Manager
Please send your resume to:
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View job descriptions on our website at: www.arctic.coop
Fish Health
Technician
Phone: 780-960-1950
Fax: 780-481-1373
Email: work@rsline.ca
Main duties include on-site fish health sampling of moribund and
dead fish for pathogens, sampling of production fish for sea lice, and
performing stock quality analysis.
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Grieg Seafood BC Ltd., a dynamic and growing company in the
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will be site-based and will follow a 4 days on, 3 days off weekly
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The ideal candidate should have knowledge of common diseases
and parasites affecting farmed finfish in British Columbia, the common
diagnostic procedures used to detect these diseases, and a general
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Your
Lens
Liverpool bridge club results
Levy and Bernard Swain.
The club met again on March 24 with
five tables in play. Winners were, first,
Bernard Swain and David Levy; second,
Gina Harlow and Frank Harlow; third,
Robert Chase and Ron Levy.
The Liverpool bridge club met on
March 17 with three and a half tables in
play. Winners were, first, Bunny Levy
and John Pitblado; second, Fred Struve
and William Davidson; third, David
cardinal
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SURPRISE HOSTESS LAUNCH PARTY
Saturday, April 4, 1:30pm at the LCLC
A cardinal is
pictured having
a meal in this
Mahone Bay yard.
Introducing Zudora Jewellery, a Canadian company, with fresh, new
designs in sterling silver, gemstones, pearls, leather, wood and a
few fashion pieces. Shake off the winter doldrums and get out and
mingle while browsing the gems and catalogue.
Prizes are offered for being on-time, purchasing,
ordering, and booking your fun party! Bring a friend!
Light refreshments served!
Maria Caines, Independent Zudora Consultant
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902-477-7614 / 902-449-7624
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