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 “Gone - Almost”
Isn’t it amazing how torrential rain and mild temperatures
can destroy twenty feet of snow in just one week!! There are
times, when the missus is annoyed with me, that I wish I could
disappear that fast!! While it is a little early to declare winter
over, it is very unlikely that the snow banks will grow back to
their recent size.
With spring near at hand, I am already working on developing
some project ideas for when the ground is dry. Now I don’t
mind sharing these ideas, but you have to agree to keep them
confidential from “old you know who”!!
Speaking of “you know who”, the first step in going ahead with
my projects is convincing the missus to sell off all her jewels
and at least one half of her wardrobe in order to fund my little
dreams?? This project alone may take me most of the spring and
summer!! Once I have the cash in hand, my first project is to
create a better home for my newest to me tractor. When I first
built my storage shed, my only tractor had no cab and the design
worked just fine and dandy. But, last year I purchased my 1980
tractor with a cab, and there is some difficulty getting it to fit
nicely.
Now most of you guys would just play around trying to get
some extra clearance by jacking the front entry up a little higher.
And that’s why, of course, you guys will never go far in this world,
because you have to think BIG. Now … I am thinking about …
new garage around 30 by 60 feet with a 10 foot high doorway,
which should give me enough room to work with. Oops, what
if my dream excavator went on sale ($99.00 plus HST)?? Let’s
make that doorway at least 12 feet high. See how easy it is to
think BIG?? Come on you can do it!! At least until the missus
catches on.
A careful review also indicates the need for a better backup
tractor. My original tractor is almost 50 years old, and while it
works OK, I consider it to be unsuited for snow blowing with
no cab. So the entire population of Burnside Lane is relying on
one tractor, that is over 30 years old, for snow removal. Would
your community be happy if you had to rely on one old vehicle
for all of your snow removal needs?? I think not!! (See how this
works guys??)
Since I am running out of space, I need to cut this off, but I wish
everyone the best of luck with your BIG project!! 800

QMS Team & Murals

for Mindcare
See Story on
Page 9

Published Bi-weekly
NEXT ISSUE: April 12
DEADLINE: April 5
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4th Annual Street Hockey
Championships
Registration is now open for the 4th annual Tim Hortons World
3 on 3 Street Hockey Championship. The annual tournament
is scheduled to take place over the weekend of April 29th, 30th
& May 1st at our permanent home, Long Wharf. This event is
about physical and mental wellness and raising funds for mental
health programs and services within New Brunswick.
Last year, the tournament introduced a youth division, which
will continue in 2011. Working with both the Saint John Boys
and Girls Club and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saint John, the
event attracted youth between the ages of seven and 18 to take
part in four categories: ages 7-9, 10-12, 13-15 and 16-18.
New this year will be the opportunity for both men and women
to play together in the Recreational division. This is a terrific
chance for colleagues to face off and enjoy a great weekend of
fun and fitness.
Registration closes on Friday, April 15th.
The Tim Hortons World 3 on 3 Street Hockey Championship
is made possible continued support of major local sponsors.
Funds raised will go to MindCare New Brunswick.
MindCare is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to funding
hope and understanding for the people of New Brunswick.
MindCare promotes wellness through sponsorship of mental
health services, research and educational funding. During its
history, MindCare has raised more than $2.2 million dollars for
mental health projects in New Brunswick.
To find out more about MindCare, please visit www.mindcare.
ca or the event site at www.sjstreethockey.com. 811

A PLEA FOR TEMPORARY FOSTER CARE

ca-r-ma.org – Saint John is in need of temporarily foster homes/
parents to help our cats and kittens. We provide all supplies, such
as, litter, food, toys, and other equipment necessary. Doing this
gives our organization a little extra time needed to find these
furry feline friends their FURever homes.
If you have some spare time, spare room and an obvious love
for cats, please contact us for more information, carma-angela@
hotmail.com or 672-CATS (2287). 806
Rocmaura Aux news
The winners of the Annual Bazaar Lottery were: Lobster
Certificate - Brenda Goodwin; Meat Tray - Sister Veronica
(Halifax); Sea Dogs Tickets - Judy Murphy. Thank-you to
everyone for their support!
The next meeting for the Rocmaura Auxiliary will be held
Thursday, April 7th at 4:00pm in the Boardroom of the
Rocmaura Nursing Home. 632

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 SJ MULTICULTURAL & NEWCOMERS CENTRE
New students and volunteers are welcome at the Saint John
Multicultural and Newcomers Resource Center’s English
conversational classes. English classes are held on the 3rd and 4th
floors of the City Market at the following times: Tuesdays from
4:30-6:00 and Wednesdays & Thursdays from 10:30-12:00noon
and 4:30-6:00pm. Classes are also offered at Rothesay High
School in room 115 on Mondays & Tuesdays from 6:30-8:00pm.
Classes are held in Quispamsis at St. Mark’s Catholic Church
on Mondays from 10:30am-12:00noon. These classes provide a
comfortable, informal setting for people to practice and develop
their English skills. Participants have an opportunity to carry on
discussions and meet new people from a wide range of cultures.
The center welcomes new students and volunteers to join our
growing groups.
The SJMNRC Employment Centre provides assistance for
newcomers interested in working SJ and the surrounding
community. Contact Mary Stack at 642-6464 or mary.stack@
sjmnrc.ca for more information.
Mid-Day Mentorship: Wednesday, March 30th, 3:00-4:00pm,
information for those looking to work in I.T; April 6th – tour
guide opportunities for summer; April 23rd, Understanding
Workplace Cultural Norms (registration mandatory, contact
laura.damery@sjmnrc.ca).
Free Acrylic Painting Classes: 6:30-7:50pm every Friday
starting April 8th. Classes are free, however participants will be
responsible for the cost of their supplies. Space is limited and
registration is mandatory. Please contact Sue Lee at sue.lee@
sjmnrc.ca.
Summer Camp: Are you in middle or high school and would
like to have some fun this summer at summer camp? Contact
Erin Brolley, erin.brolley@sjmnrc.ca to set up an appointment
and register ASP. Registration is limited.
Lunch en Français: Would you like an opportunity to practice
speaking French? Every Friday from 12:00noon until 1:00pm
we will host a French lunch at a local restaurant. If you are
interested in attending please contact André Tedika at 642-7265
or 653-8262 or andre.tedika@sjmnrc.ca. 608

CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP

The 4 Thursday of each month at the Saint John
th

Alzheimer Society office 152 Westmorland Road,

beginning at 7:00pm. 604

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K V Woodworkers Club
The KV Woodworkers Club is a non-profit organization
operating from Rothesay High School.
Happenings: The bench project is nearing completion. Thanks
to the many club members who have been diligently working
on this fundraising project. Brian Chapman has accepted
responsibility for a project for Rothesay High School math
department. He is making a number of different 3D geometric
to aid in teaching measuring surface area and volume. Some
other projects in the shop include kayak paddles, cabinets,
clocks, turned bowls, bedside tables, and picture frames.
This week’s Tip From Chips: Improve your finishes by raising the
grain. When you sand wood, the sharp corners of the sanding
particles, often tear the wood fibres and push them over, rather
than cutting them cleanly. The wood feels smooth, until the
fibres are wet, and then the bent fibres stand clear and the once
smooth surface now feels rough. To get the best finish; after
sanding, dampen the surface with a water damp cloth, let the
wood dry and then, lightly sand with your finest grit paper
previously used. Remember to sand lightly; we only want to
cut the fibres that were not previously cut cleanly. Take care to
remove all wood dust and you are ready to apply your desired
finish.
About Our Club: Members have access to the school shop
facilities 24/7. New members are welcome. Annual fees are $220.
For more information, call Jim at 849-3794, Pat at 849-0400,
or see Bob or Larry at the shop (1st door on the right from the
East side entrance to the school, across from Rothesay arena)
on Tuesday and Thursday, mornings & evenings, or Saturday
mornings. See you in the shop.
Chips. 202

Arthritis self-management program

When arthritis strikes, we show you how to fight back! The
Arthritis Self-Management Program helps you take control of
your disease. Held over six weeks in weekly two-hour sessions,
this course helps you learn how to manage pain and fatigue,
handle stress, eat healthy and exercise with arthritis.
We are offering classes in Rothesay on Tuesdays from 6:30-
8:30pm beginning on April 5th in the Sobeys Community Room
(140 Hampton Road, Rothesay). Cost of six-week program is
$30.
Pre-registration is required, as space is limited. Please call
Krista at 1-800-321-1433 or email kphillips@nb.arthritis.ca to
pre-register. 218

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 Christian Radio Café
Come one come all to the Christian Radio Café to be held on
Wednesday, March 30th at 7:00pm. St. Augustine’s Church
(corner of the Quispamsis and Pettingill Roads) will be hosting a
casual evening of music and videos by various groups, including:
Fireflight, Sanctus Real, Third Day, U2 and more. The plan is to
listen to some music, watch some videos, talk a bit about the
messages being shared … all while enjoying some refreshments
and discussion. It’s sure to be a great evening!
For more information contact the church at 849-8464 or check
out our website www.parishofquispamsis.com. 219

Ken Val Food Market Co-op Wins Award

The Ken Val Food Market Co-op, in Quispamsis, was recently
given the Leadership and Employee Development Award from
Co-op Atlantic. This award recognizes outstanding managerial
leadership in providing training and development programs to
Co-op staff. 223

L-R: Patrick Armstrong, Retail Training Supervisor at Co-op

Atlantic; Paul Wilkins, General Manager at Ken Val Co-op;
and Leo LeBlanc, Vice President of Human Resources at Co-op
Atlantic.

BRADLEY LAKE COMMUNITY CENTRE

The Bradley Lake Community Centre can accommodate up to
150 people is available to rent for weddings, receptions, birthday
parties (includes a large kitchen).
For more information or to make a booking for an event please
call 847-8442 or 847-7170. 216

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Big Rothesay read selection
announced
The “Buzz” is all about town in Rothesay.
The tightly guarded secret has been
revealed. Those not in “the know” will
soon doubtlessly be compelled to find
out why the word “Jerk” is displayed
in bold letters on posters, banners,
and tattoos all over town. With the
provocative title of Jerk, California by Jonathan Friesen, this
year’s book selection for The Big Rothesay Read is bound to
incite discussion in the community and get high school students,
parents, and the public interested in reading.
“We are so excited to announce this book”, said Mary Ann
Gallagher, Event Chair. Jerk, California is about a young man
living with Tourette Syndrome, and the challenges facing a
teenager who is perceived as “different”. “It’s a wonderful story,
beautifully written,” says Ms. Gallagher. “There will definitely be
a lot to talk about, and I think it will get some great dialogue going
between high school kids and their parents, peers, and teachers.”
The author, Jonathan Friesen, who himself has Tourette’s, “is so
excited to be invited to come speak about his book and his own
experiences”, says Ms. Gallagher. “He is very impressed with the
idea of our big community read, and absolutely thrilled that we
have chosen to read his book.”
Also for the first time this year, any groups, businesses or
book clubs participating in The Big Rothesay Read are invited
to enter their name for a prize draw sponsored by Java Moose
– the winning group will attend a private coffee party with the
author himself when he comes to town on April 28th! Contact
Benjamin’s Books for details on the draw and how you may enter
your group to win: benbooks@nbnet.nb.ca.
Many more exciting events planned over the next six weeks
surrounding the book Jerk, California include: Book Club at
the Library – Tuesday, April 12th at 7:00 pm, Screening of the
documentary “Life’s a Twitch”; Lunch and Listen – Tuesday, April
19th at 12:00noon, Shadow Lawn Inn with mother & son guest
speakers discussing “Raising a child with Tourette Syndrome”;
Walk and Talk – Wednesday, April 20th at 12:00 noon, leaving
from RHS - take a stroll while chatting about various discussion
points in the book. 221

KENNEBECASIS SENIORS CITIZENS CLUB

The Kennebecasis Seniors Club meets on Tuesdays from 1:30-
4:00pm at St. David’s United Church in Rothesay. A short
business meeting followed by Bridge, 45’s, Cribbage and lunch.
For more information call 848-0895. 212

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 Hair Flares fundraiser
Nicole Hebert, grade 6 student is getting hair flares to help raise
money for cancer research and Ethan O’Neil, a fellow grade 8
student at her school who is a patient at IWK. Local hair dressers
volunteered to put them in QMS student’s hair. About 250 hair
flares were put in. 222

ADULT VOLLEYBALL
Adult volleyball ($3.00/person) will be held every Wednesday
evening (September-June) from 8:00-10:00pm at the Rothesay
Park Middle School.
For more information contact Susan at 635-8830. Please note
that if schools are closed/cancelled during the day, volleyball
will also be cancelled. 217

ADULT BADMINTON IN KV
There will be Adult Badminton on
Monday & Thursday from 7:00-
9:00pm at the KVHS. A fun evening of
badminton for $2 (shuttles included).
For more information contact 849-
2665. 213

VON FOOT CLINIC IN

QUISPAMSIS
VON Foot Clinics in
Quispamsis are held
at St. Mark’s Church
(Pettingill Road)
every Wednesday. For
more information/
appointments please
call the VON Office at
635-1530. 209

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ON OUR COVER
QMS team painted MURALS
QMS team raised $1600.00 and painted the murals at the
fundraiser for Mindcare, NB. There were 25 people on our team.
220

(Right) Grace Mangusso and (left)Laura Bouchie, two grade 7

students from QMS painted the banner for their Skate To Care
Team.

MATURE PROFESSIONALS NETWORK IN SJ

“Mature Professionals Network (MPN) a social networking
organization for single adults over the age of 40 has been launched
in Saint John. MPN offers a forum to meet and exchange ideas,
develop friendships and share common interests. They have a
Meet and Greet Social every Friday night, 5:30-7:30pm at the
Chateau Saint John, on Rockland Road. You will be warmly
welcomed by a MPNSJ greeter who will introduce you to other
members. A group of them also go out to dinner after the Meet
and Greet. They have already participated in several different
activities and are looking forward to a lot more interesting
things to do through the seasons.
We hope you can find time to join us.” 831

PARENTS GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP

Healing and Hope for your broken heart ... if you have suffered
the loss of a precious son or daughter. The parents support group
meets at Family Plus Life Solutions, 199 Chesley Drive, 2nd Floor,
the last Wednesday of each month at 7:00pm.
For more information call 634-8295. 832

ST. JAMES THE LESS ACW

The St. James the Less ACW meets for quilting every Thursday
from 1:00-4:00pm. For more information contact 847-3268. 211

Fundy Gardeners Meeting

The next meeting of the Fundy Gardeners will be held on
Wednesday, April 6th 7:00pm at the Kennebecasis Select
Funeral Home (152 Pettingill Road, Quispamsis). Speaker for
the evening will be Jane Barry, Fundy Gardener who will be
speaking on “Touring Outstanding Gardens”.
All Welcome! For more information, please visit fundygardeners.
blogspot.com. 400

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 RHS Musical
Rothesay High School is presenting Fame (the musical)
Wednesday, April 6th – Saturday, April 9th with curtain time at
7:30 for all three nights. Fame (the musical) was conceived and
developed by David de Silva, book by Jose Fernandez, lyrics by
Jacques Levy, music by Steve Margoshes.
Tickets ($10) are available from Guardian Drugs, Benjamin
Books, Great Canadian Dollar Store (Quispamsis) and at
Rothesay High School. For more information please contact
847-6204. 226

Legion #58 Essay Winners

Branch 58 (Kennebecasis) celebrated winners
in the NB Command essay contest. L-r: Noram
Gaillard, Branch President; Katherine Murray
(Hon Mention Jr Essay; John MacGillivary (1st
prize Jr Essay) and Brian Robers, Branch Past
President. 224

Bursary to local UNB Student

The University of New Brunswick has awarded the first ever
Eleanor Grace (Vincent) MacKenzie Memorial Bursary to an
undergraduate student from Rothesay for study in the 2010-11
academic year. Holly Knight is the first recipient of the award
valued at $1,000. Ms. Knight is currently studying in the nursing
program on the university’s Saint John campus. She is the
daughter of Phillip and Dorothy Knight.
This bursary awarded on the basis of financial need to a Saint
John campus student who has completed at least the second year
of the Bachelor of Nursing degree program. The recipient must
demonstrate successful academic performance and be a New
Brunswick resident, according to the definition of the Provincial
Government’s Student Financial Services guidelines.
The university and its donors are pleased to provide financial
support to students through the granting of scholarships. For
information about contributing to a UNB scholarship program,
please contact the Office of Development and Donor Relations
at 506-453-5053. 229

KV WESLEYAN - FITNESS CLASSES

Ladies Community Fitness classes are held Monday-Friday
from 8:45-9:45am at Kings Valley Wesleyan. 215

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KOC CRIB
The Knights of Columbus Council #6766, is
hosting Cribbage Games every Thursday at
7:30pm. Admission $5.00 for eight games.
Have fun, meet new friends, win prizes.
To be held at Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Church, lower hall on Gondola Point Road,
Rothesay. Enter via the back door on the right.
208

Special events at Holy trinity church

Holy Trinity Anglican Church located at 2 Hammond River
Road invites you to a special ‘Mothering Sunday’ Service on
Sunday April 3rd 10:00am. Please join us as we also celebrate the
Grand Opening of a newly renovated Nursery/Preschool area!
Christian Ed, Nursery and Preschool available.
All are invited! 225

RCL KENNEBECASIS BRANCH #58

61 Marr Road, Rothesay, NB E2E 5Y8 847-5146
Branch Hours: Monday-Thursday 2:30-8:00pm;
Friday 2:30pm-12:00mid-night; Saturday 2:00-
9:00pm; Sunday 1:30-7:00pm.
Sundays - 10:30am-12:30pm, Sunday Brunch
$6.00/person; 2:00-5:00pm, Rummoli every
second Sunday.
Tuesdays - 7:00pm, Executive Committee
meeting the second Tuesday of each month, with
General Meeting following at 8:00pm.
Fridays – 8:00pm-12:00mid-night, Karaoke.
Saturdays - 3:00-6:00pm, Shuffleboard.
Thursday, April 21st - Easter Dinner - soup, ham, potato scallop,
veggies, dessert, tea/coffee.
Veterans-need help?: Veterans in need of assistance with VAC
applications, disabilities, frailty, medical treatment contact
Branch Service Officer - Comrade Norman Gaillard 847-5146.
Serving the Public: Catering - all events within and without -
menus and costs at Br #58; Facilities Rental - two rooms available
for functions and business/private meetings, fee schedule and
reservations available. 206

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 Fundy paddlers
The Fundy Paddlers Club has been formed in the greater
Saint John Area. It is a non-profit organization dedicated to
promoting and offering opportunities for safe paddling for
people of all ages. We meet to organize outings and promote
training in all forms of paddling, be it canoeing/kayak or
poling on flat or moving water. This is a family oriented club
that discourages consumption of alcoholic beverages during
outings. We believe in working to restore waterways, which
have become littered or polluted.
Persons of all disciplines and skill levels are welcome to
join. Members are given access to training from
certified instructors. The club provides a form to
exchange ideas and information for persons with
similar interests in this sport.
The club, founded in 2008, is looking for
members. The benefits of membership also include
a direct say in its goals and direction, as everyone’s
opinion is important. Members are covered under
an insurance policy while participating in outings
and discounts from selected stores and outfitters
are passed along. As the club grows more outings,
training and opportunities to purchase equipment
for member use could be realized.
Membership costs are $15/year for a single
membership or $20/year for a family membership
(4). The Club meets at 7:00pm every second
Monday of the month at the Hammond River
Angling Association building in Nauwigewauk.
Visit the club’s website at fundypaddlersclubinc.
com. 403

VOLUNTEER INCOME TAX PROGRAM

Each spring, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
trains volunteers to be able to prepare income
tax returns for the current or prior years, using
a CRA-approved computer software program.
Single clients with income under $25,000 a year,
or couples under $35,000, can have their basic tax
returns prepared and filed electronically free of
charge.
Clinics have operated one or two days a week
during tax season for a number of years at the
Seniors Resource Centre in Brunswick Square,
the Salvation Army office on Prince Edward
Street, and several other locations in Saint John.
This year for the first time a clinic will operate in
Rothesay to serve residents of the Kennebecasis
Valley. It will be at St. Paul’s Parish Centre on the
Rothesay Common on Tuesdays from until April
19th from 9:00am-12:00noon and 1:00-3:00pm. No
appointments are necessary; service is on a first-
come first-served basis. Clients can, if they wish,
fill in an information sheet and leave their returns
for completion later.
Further information on the CVITP (Community
Volunteer Income Tax Program) is available on
the CRA website: www.cra-arc.gc.ca , or from the
local Tax Services Office at 636-4961. 408
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QUISPAMSIS COMMUNITY SERVICES
DEPARTMENT
Summer Employment Opportunities: Students,
now is the time to start thinking about what you
would like to do for a summer job. The Town
offers a variety of employment opportunities
with our parks, beaches, qplex, and engineering
department. Job application forms are available
on-line as well as for pick up at the Quispamsis
Town Hall. Applications will be received until April 8th. Please
remember to include your resume, as well as the type of job for
which you wish to be considered. All applicants must complete
the provincial government SEED grant program process as well.
Community Spring Expo: Do not miss this convenient one-
stop shopping opportunity created for busy families. Drop
by the qplex and visit the numerous display booths including
soccer, baseball, swimming and more. This is the perfect time to
register for the up-coming spring and summer activities in your
community. We hope to see you on Friday, April 15th (6:30-
8:30pm). If your organization would like to host a free table
please contact 849-5773 before April 1st. Space is limited.
A Cleaner Greener Quispamsis for Earth Day: Celebrate Earth
Day by making Quispamsis both cleaner and greener. The 8th
annual community clean-up will take place across the Town on
Thursday, April 21st. Garbage bags and litter pickup is available
through the Town for residents and community groups that
clean their local streets and neighborhoods. To register your
street/area call 849-5778 before April 14th. For additional ideas
on how to make the community greener visit earthday2011.net.
Up-coming: Some additional items for your calendar:
Saturday, April 23rd - Gigantic Easter Egg Hunt, 2:00pm at the
Arts & Culture Park.
Friday, May 6th - Town-Wide Yard Sale, location registration THE VALLEY COFFEE HOUSE
deadline. The Valley Coffee House presents various singers and musicians
Friday, May 6th - Beach Volleyball, team registration deadline. who provide a “toe tapping” fun filled evening of entertainment
qplex: For information on the Quispamsis qplex please visit our for your pleasure. A donation of a non-perishable food item
website www.quispamsis.ca. for the KV Food Basket, or a monetary donation if you prefer,
Q-mail: If you would like to be added to our email list please is your ticket through the door! Please come and help us help
email mlucas@quispamsis.ca. Once added to the list you will others. The doors open at 6:30 and the show starts at 7:00pm.
receive emails about upcoming special events and programs. The Valley Coffee House is held at the Civic Center (Civic Drive
Calendar of Events: On our website is a user-friendly in Quispamsis) 2nd floor - elevator available. Please be aware
webcalendar, an interaction opportunity for local community that you can bring sweets for the canteen and also items to be
groups, etc. Please feel welcome in posting your upcoming event used as door prizes.
on this Calendar of Events page. Up-coming Coffee House dates: Saturday – April 9th, May 14th
For additional information on future programs, registration & June 18th.
forms, special events and facility bookings please visit our If you would like more information or would like to put your
website or drop us a line @ 849-5778. name in to be a helper or an entertainer in the future please call
Submitted By: Megan Lucas, Program Director. 201 Desa at 847-2917. 405

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 KV Bantam AAA Rangers - Inaugural
ent at qplex
A Team first, a Valley first and a q-plex first - for the first time
in this events 20 year history, Hockey Canada has awarded
the hosting of the annual Irving Oil Challenge Cup to the
Kennebecasis Valley with the KV Bantam AAA Rangers as the
Host Team. This will be the inaugural event of the newly built
q-plex located in Quispamsis with special guest speaker Darryl
Sittler, former NHL player.
This tournament showcases the top five Bantam AAA hockey
teams in Atlantic Canada and will include representation from
Nova Scotia (Halifax Hawks), Prince Edward Island (Sherwood
Falcons), Newfoundland and Labrador (St. John’s), and two Front Row (L-R): Nick Peake, Jason Saunders (Manager),
teams from New Brunswick, (the provincial champions and the Matt Gray (Asst. Captain), Logan Saunders (Co-Captain),
host KV Rangers). Teams have been working hard all season Jamie Guidry (Coach), Colin MacSween (Co-Captain), Ben
long to hone their hockey skills for the chance to play at this Drummond (Asst. Captain), Roland Roberts (Asst Coach),
prestigious tournament, to win the Cup and perhaps impress Bobby English.
NHL scouts as Sidney Crosby did in years past. Coaches and Second Row: Todd Baird (Goalie Coach), Brody Fillmore,
parent volunteers of the KV Rangers have also been working Sam Young, Ryan Dunfield, Curt Hastings, Andrew Gass, Matt
hard to coordinate this event. Savidant, Andy Hayward (Asst Coach).
The tournament will kick off at 2:00pm on Thursday, March Back Row: Lucas Yates, Ben Rombaut, Trevor Melanson, Spencer
31st with the NL vs NB game. The opening ceremonies will be Buck, Alex Hayward, Patrick Gallagher.
at 7:30pm followed by the KV Rangers vs St. John’s game. The
Gold Medal game is slated for 12:00 pm Sunday, April 3rd These
games will be broadcast on TV and webcasted. The full schedule Dinner at SJ Universalist Church
is online on the host team’s website: www. kvrangers.com. A Turkey Dinner with all the trimmings will be held at The
Come out and join the community spirit, watch some talented Unitarian Universalist Church of Saint John, 545 Sandy Point
hockey players and cheer on your favorite players! Game tickets Road between 4:00 & 7:00pm on Saturday, April 2nd. Tickets are
and tournament passes will be available at the door. Banquet $8/adults, $5/children ages 5-12 and free for preschoolers. There
tickets with Darryl Sittler are $30 and can be purchased by is a vegetarian option as well.
calling Jason Saunders at 849-3937. 843 See you there! 830

UCW ANNUAL SPRING LUNCHEON

This year’s Spring Violet Tea will take place at Hampton United
Church on Saturday, April 30th, from 11:00am until 1:00pm.
Enjoy a variety of scrumptious sandwiches and your choice
of decadent, delicious desserts. A quilt display and a Second
Time Around Jewellery Sale will add to your enjoyment.
Tickets will be on sale at the door at $7/adults, $3/children
ages 4 to 6, no charge for pre-schoolers. Take-outs will be
available.
Hampton United is at 24 Robb Court, off Keirstead Avenue.
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SINGLES & FRIENDS NEWS
Singles & Friends will be hosting a dance on Saturday, April 2nd
at Br #69 Legion on Wilson Street West, Saint John from 9:00pm-
12:30am with music by DJ. Admission is $5.00/members and
$7.00/non-members.
Volleyball continues on Wednesday evenings at Rothesay Park
Middle School, 8:00-10:00pm at cost of $3; and Breakfast for
Singles at Holly’s Restaurant in Hampton Mall on Sundays at
10:00am.
If you would like some more info about the purpose of our
group, membership or on any of the above please email
singles696-1914@live.ca or phone 696-1914 for recorded info
and feel free to leave a message to have someone call you. 819
Wild turkey fundraising banquet
The second annual Wild Turkey Fundraising Banquet will be
held on Saturday, April 2nd at the Saint John Trade & Convention
Centre. The doors will open at 6:00pm. For more information
on tickets and the Auction prizes up for grabs please visit the
website at www.nwtf.org. 821
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BENEFIT SUPPER & LIVE AUCTION
There will be a Benefit Supper and Live Auction for Randy
Jeffrey (who is battling cancer) on Saturday, April 9th at the
Central Kings Rec Centre (110 Titusville Road, Upham). The
Roast Beef Supper will be from 4:00-6:00pm with the Auction to
follow. Admission is $10/person or $25/family of 4 (2 adults & 2
children), for children under 6 admission is free.
For further information contact George McKinnon 832-7749.
838
“A Schubertiade Brunch”
Opera New Brunswick presents the 3rd annual spring brunch, “A
Schubertiade Brunch”, celebrating the music of Franz Schubert
and brunch with a German twist. The brunch is being held
at Lily Lake Pavilion on Sunday, April 3rd from 1:00–3:00pm
and will feature the music of Schubert performed by Deantha
Edmunds-Ramsay, Tom Goud, Christopher Lane and Marilyn
Williams.
Tickets are $50 each with a $25 tax receipt. There will also be a
silent auction. Please call 672-4534 or email ed@operanb.ca. 616
 Sea belles spring fashion show
The Sea Belles Chorus is sponsoring a Spring Fashion Show
on Wednesday, April 6th at the Portland United Church (50
Newport Crescent, SJ). The show, featuring the latest spring
fashions, will begin at 7:00pm. Not only will Sea Belles members
be modeling, but they will also perform a number of musical
selections. A light lunch will be provided, all for the cost of
$12.00 /ticket. Tickets are available from any Sea Belle member
or by contacting Elaine 696-2261.
The Sea Belles is a woman’s chorus that sings in a capella style
harmony, under the direction of Janet Kidd, a well known
Canadian singer and song writer. The Sea Belles meet every
Tuesday evening at 7:00pm at Forest Hills Elementary School.
New members always welcome! For more information, contact
Ann Connolly at 847-3884 or ann.c.connolly@gmail.com. 617

Senior’s Wellness Fair

The 11th Annual Senior’s Wellness Fair will be held on Friday,
April 8th from 12:30-3:30pm at the Loch Lomond Villa, Simonds
Lions Auditorium. Learn about safe & healthy living from over
30 exhibitors. Free admission, parking, refreshments, & door
prizes.
Call 648-6056 for more information. Everyone welcome. 621

Joshua group fundraiser

In support of From Your Hearts To Our Home - The Joshua
Group, the Phoenix Dinner Theatre is presenting the ‘Canada
Rocks, Eh’ plus live auction at 68 Exmouth Street on Saturday,
April 9th 6:30pm. Tickets ($55/person tax and tip included) are
available at Bayview Credit Union (54 Loch Lomond Road),
State Farm Ins Barb Magee (113 Hampton Road), Capital Cad
(533 Westmorland Road), Hair Design (10 Germain Street 652-
1525). 622

Babysitting Course
The Saint John Y will be holding a Babysitting Course on
Saturday, April 16th from 9:00am–4:00pm. Designed by the Red
Cross, this course offers potential babysitters the necessary skills
on what to do in emergencies, safety practices, first aid, feeding
& diapering as well as basic babysitting activities. The course is
open to youth 11 years of age and older and will be held at the
Y’s Prince Edward Square location.
For more information contact the Y at 693-YMCA or visit our
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 HRAA News
Fish ‘n Jam: Fish ‘n Jam is back to a regular
schedule, each Wednesday at 7:00pm. Hope to
see everyone out!
Warning to local anglers and boaters: HRAA’s
popular and frequently-used boat launch was
damaged during the high water March 12th and
is not usable. There is a major drop, enough that
it will be very difficult, if not impossible, to launch from this
spot. With the season opening on April 15th, we wanted to be
sure all local anglers are aware that the launch is not functioning
at this point. And, we may need to apply for a WAWA permit to
fix the landing, meaning that the repairs may need to wait until
June 1st. Its one of our priorities to have the landing back in
operation as soon as possible.
News from the Riverbank: The Hammond ice ran on March
12th, with the water peaking at about 4 meters at our water level
monitor. However, the levels dropped very quickly. Amazingly,
ducks were appearing on Saturday, even as the ice was breaking
up!
Remember that angling season opens April 15th on rivers, and
May 1st on lakes in this part of the province. As usual, we ask
all anglers to exercise caution when fishing in the lower part of
the Hammond in April, since our black salmon (kelts) will still
be in the river. They are voracious at that time of year, and are
very susceptible to injury or death if angled improperly. And, of
course, the Hammond is closed for all salmon fishing, including
black salmon. If you do fish the lower river, we strongly urge that
you use single, barbless hooks so that the salmon can be released
unharmed if you do happen to hook one while angling for other
species. And, our friends in enforcement keep a close eye on all
angling activity when the salmon are in the river.
Annual Anglers Draw tickets available now: Tickets are $10 each
or three for $20. You can get your tickets from Jim Gillespie,
or contact the centre at 832-1230. Draw date is planned for a
Coffeehouse on Saturday, April 23rd.
Kayak Fishing Tournament: July 16th & 17th. The new regulations
for the tournament are now available in the downloads section
of our website.
Want more information about HRAA and our programs - visit
www.hraa.ca. 401
LIONS BINGO IN KV
Bingo every Sunday night at the Island View-Quispamsis Lions
Club. Doors open at 5:30, and the first game starts at 6:45. Full
canteen services by Wendy.
The Lions Club is located by the Ken Val Co-op in Quispamsis.
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Wish Presentation
Jordan Malachi Ray is an 11 year old boy with Osteosarcoma
bone cancer who has had three lung surgeries, multiple
treatments of chemotherapy & radiation as well as having a bone
replacement yet maintains a positive attitude and speaks of his
desire to become a doctor.
The volunteers from Workers4Wishes met Malachi and his
family to help grant a wish to travel to Florida on March break.
However, health problems made the travel impossible so the new
wish saw the family stay at the Hilton in Saint John, the Marriott
Hotel in Moncton and Crystal Palace for a ten day vacation.
Gift cards for all their food, gas, museum visits, coffee spots, his
favourite pizza place as well as spending money were presented
to the family. Matching gift cards for ToysRus, E-B Games and
wireless headphones were presented to both Malachi and his
older brother Nathan plus a remote control helicopter, a new 32”
LCD TV and hide-a-bed sofa with pillows, sheets and blankets
awaits Malachi’s return home.
Malachi’s mother Jocelyn said she is looking forward to these
days in between treatments “that don’t belong to cancer, they
belong to family.” Jocelyn thanked the group for their hard work,
Malachi’s brother Nathan for always being there and Malachi
himself for being her “HERO”.
Spokesman Eamon Clarke said thanks to the Hilton, Marriott
and Cox’s Electronics for assisting with this wish and special
thanks to the Pipefitters Union Local 213, the Carpenters &
Millwrights Local 1386 and the International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers Union Local 502 that donated $3,000 between
them to make this wish viable from the start. Also thanks to the
Boys & Girls Club of Saint John and employees at the Irving Oil
Refinery that did special fundraisers for this event.
Read the entire story and see the videos on www.workers4wishes.
webs.com. 828
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
The Saint John Chapter No 14, Order of the Eastern Star,
hold their meetings on the second Wednesday of each month
(September-June), at the Masonic Temple, 92 Germain Street,
Saint John. We extend an invitation to all Eastern Star members
who may have recently moved to the Greater Saint John area to
attend our meetings.
For more information you may call 847-1283, or 652-4647. 605

ADULT SKATING IN SAINT JOHN

Come out and enjoy adult skating at Harbour Station on Mondays
W4W volunteers pictured with Malachi from the back - Allison, from 8:30-9:30am with live music. For more information call
Meagan & Ray; centre - Lindsay & Wade; front - Eamon & Tanja. Cole 721-6362. 609

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 Benin Orphanage fundraiser event
There will be a Dinner Theater on Saturday, April 2nd at the
Phoenix Dinner Theater with a live auction. The theme is
Canada Rocks, eh? Tickets are $55 and the proceeds will go
toward completing the new orphanage in Lokossa, Benin.
We also have tickets for sale for an autographed Dion Phaneuf
Toronto Maple Leafs jersey as 1st prize and an Easter Basket as
2nd prize. Tickets are $2 each or 3 for $5. Drawing will take place
the night of the Dinner Theater.
For tickets for either, please see Judy Gamble or call 763-2646.
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Prokids fundraiser
The annual FUN–raising dinner
for SJ PROKids will be taking place
on Thursday, April 7th at the Delta
Brunswick Hotel. We’re looking to raise
$25,000 to help us reach our goal of $1
million for total funds raised since we
starting placing children in 2002! We need your help more than
ever before.
We’ll be recognizing Bobby Hayes for his recent Champions
of Change award from CBC and Coach Jaren Jackson from the
Saint John Mill Rats will be our guest speaker. We are pleased to
partner with UCT Jack Kidd Council #755 as our title sponsor
once again.
Tickets are $100 each with a $60 tax receipt available. Tables
of eight are being sold for $800. Please join us for a memorable
evening as we raise funds to meet the recreation needs of 1000
local children. Please contact 642-PLAY (7529) or Prokids@
saintjohn.ca for tickets. 634
events at
Rothesay netherwood school
Gr. 12 IB Art Show: the Gr. 12 IB Art Students of Rothesay
Netherwood School warmly invite you to join them for an
evening of art at the school’s 3rd Annual IB Art Show. All work
on display has been done by the Gr. 12 students of RNS. The
show opens on Thursday, March 31st at 7:00pm in Heritage Hall
and runs, weekdays 9:00am-4:00pm until April 29th.
Night of Original Music Compositions: an evening of original
music compositions composed and arranged entirely by the IB
Music classes. There will be a genre for everyone! The evening
takes place on Wednesday, April 13th at 7:00pm in the Théâtre
Susan B. Ganong.
RugbyFest 2011: The 22nd Annual RNS RugbyFest will be held
on April 15th-17th on the school’s five playing fields. Teams from
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Quebec,
and Ontario will be participating. Come cheer on the teams
and help to initiate another successful rugby season in New
Brunswick! Parking on the campus is $4.
Broadway Revue: an evening of one-act scenes and musical
selections from your favourite Broadway performances. The
show runs Friday & Saturday, April 29th & 30th at 7:00pm in the
school theatre. Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for students and
are available at the door, or by calling the School Office.
RNS Parents’ Guild Art Show & Sale: The 23rd Annual Rothesay
Netherwood School Parents’ Guild Art Show & Sale will be
held on Friday, May 6th from 7:00-9pm and on Saturday, May
7th from 9:00am-4:00pm in the school’s Irving Gymnasium.
Admission is $2 at the door.
For more information on the up-coming events or tickets, please
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daffodils are on their way
Volunteers will soon
be selling daffodils in
numerous locations around
the province as part of the
Canadian Cancer Society
New Brunswick’s annual Daffodil Days campaign. The bright
yellow flowers are a symbol of hope in the fight against cancer.
Daffodil Days takes place March 29th - April 3rd in New Brunswick
and kicks off Daffodil Month in April. As part of Daffodil Month
this year, the Society will be introducing its new daffodil lapel pin,
which will be available beginning April 4th at several locations
in New Brunswick. The Canadian Cancer Society is inviting
Canadians to wear the daffodil pin throughout Daffodil Month
and, most importantly, on April 27th which is Daffodil Day. For
a small donation, Canadians can wear the new pin to show their
solidarity with those living with cancer, and letting them know
they are not alone.
Also as part of Daffodil Month, Canadian Cancer Society
volunteers will be canvassing New Brunswick neighbourhoods.
Please give generously when a canvasser calls.
We would like to thank the many volunteers who help us instill
hope in the fight against cancer,” Mrs. Dumont said. “We would
also like to thank everyone for supporting Daffodil Month.”
To pre-order your freshly-cut daffodils this year or to find out
more about the daffodil pin please contact the Canadian Cancer
Society’s district office in Saint John (634-6272), or call 1-800-
455-9090.
When you want to know more about cancer, visit our website
at cancer.ca or call our toll-free bilingual Cancer Information
Service at1 888-939-3333. 813
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KV Crusaders Column
By Maria Debly
The week of March 14th-18th was the first-ever “Geek Week” at
KVHS. During this theme week, Crusaders celebrated all things
that often get labeled “geeky”. Some of the activities included
Are You Smarter Than a Ninth Grader, Beyblades, Rubix Cube
competitions, a Geek-off, and a dress-up day. On the Wednesday
of the same week, grade 12 students wore their formal clothes and
attended the Black and White Affair, a popular Grad Class event
where the students get together for a potluck dinner and watch a
movie.
The spring musical, Bye Bye Birdie, will run from Tuesday, April
12th to Saturday, April 16th. Tickets are available at the KVHS
box office, Benjamin’s Books, Kennebecasis Drug Store and Past
Perfections. They are $12 for orchestra and $10 for balcony.
KV students are also rehearsing for another spring musical. The
student-directed production, You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown,
will be going to Drama Fest later this spring. No performance
dates have been announced, but the students directing the play
have expressed an interest in putting on a show at KV this May.
Report cards come out on Wednesday, April 6th. The following
two days are parent-teacher meetings: Thursday, April 7th - 4:30-
7:00pm, and Friday, April 8th – 9:00-11:00am (there is no school
for students). 205
LOOK GOOD, FEEL BETTER WORKSHOPS
Helping women with cancer - Look Good Feel Better free
workshops help women deal with the appearance-related side-
effects of their illness. Find support - lift your spirits - gain
confidence!
Join us in Saint John the 3rd Monday of every month from 1:30-
3:30 in the Oncology Conference room. Registration required -
contact Tina at 648-6885. 807
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Cheeky!
I love to read. In fact I will read most anything. As a kid I was
sometimes reduced to reading the backs of cereal boxes at the
breakfast table if nothing else was available, but that’s another
story. Recently I was doing some reading on Sir Richard Branson.
You know the guy, multi-billionaire British entrepreneur known
for his “colourful” promotion of his Virgin brand. I stumbled
upon an ad campaign run for Virgin Atlantic Airlines when
they launched a form of Japanese massage known as shiatsu
for their first class passengers. Virgin Atlantic was up against
long established British Airways, fighting for market share. The
Virgin ad campaign was starkly simple: “BA don’t give a shiatsu”.
Now does that grab your attention or what!
Cheeky appeals to me. A little saucy, but with a glint in the
eye and a twitch of the lips, no offense intended. A touch of
humour to brighten the day and lift the spirit. I have never
studied marketing, I have no business degree, and I know the
pundits will tell you to stay away from humour in advertising
as you are bound to offend someone. Well, there is danger and
risk in everything. I could walk out of my door and be hit by a
bus tomorrow. Okay, maybe not a bus. In my case it would more
likely be Mikie’s tractor or the corporate Jet that knocks me flat,
but you get my drift. Taking a risk to follow a dream is far better
than looking back at age 85 and wishing you had done things
differently. Lighten up, chillax, let a little fun in.
Businesses are living entities too, and each has a personality
of its own. Since the initial hiring at Ossekeag was mine and
cheeky appeals to me, don’t be surprised if you find that to be
one of our company personality traits. Watch for that gleam in
the eye and enjoy life with us. And since I am writing this on St
Patrick’s Day, I will end with an Irish blessing: “May the Good
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 CHILD CARE
FIRST WONDERS DAYCARE has immediate openings for 2-5 year olds.
Government licensed, open 7:30am - 5:30pm. Contact Cindy 849-4106.
CHILD CARE AVAILABLE, French Village area, experienced former
Nanny & certified nursing assistant, fun indoor/outdoor activities & play,
healthy snacks. 216-0059.
ROTHESAY NURSERY SCHOOL is taking registration for 2011-
2012! Space available in 3 and 4 year old classes. Call 847-1810,
email rothesaynurseryschool@gmail.com and see our blog at http://
rothesaynurseryschool.blogspot.com.
EMPLOYMENT
PT WORK FOR FT MOMS. Work for yourself not by yourself. Free
website, unlimited support, computer required. www.allkidsmatter.com.
EARN ADDITIONAL INCOME online with this reputable company.
Free trial to see how you like it. www.website.ws/callie50.
LOOKING FOR 2 PART Time staff at senior home in Hampton. Call
Krissy at 832-4051.
BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Turn 5-10 hours/week into $1000.00+/month.
Operate a mini office outlet from your computer, FREE evaluation. www.
yourfreedomoffice.com.
GLAM TAN Hair Stylist & esthetician needed for new salon in Hampton.
832-8267.
FIREWOOD
TIRED OF GETTING THE WRONG size wood? Fire wood cut to
specification. Call Doug 763-3486 or 333-5843.
FIREWOOD FOR SALE, good prices, good wood, call Ken. 832-4326.
FOR RENT
2 COTTAGES ON PEI with beach frontage, beside quaint fishing village
(lobsters!), 3 bedrooms each, all utilities, $500/week. 832-3333.
FOR SALE
USED APPLIANCES, 24” electric stoves in stock, exterior/interior doors,
tires (most sizes), new sky light, used windows, and household items. 218
Main St. Norton. 839-2628.
SENIOR CARE
OPEN ROOM AT Riverdale Manor, Senior Home in Hampton. Very
homey, resident driven atmosphere. Call Krissy 832-4051.
SERVICES OFFERED
DAVE’S LIGHT TRUCKING & Cleaning Service, junk, garbage,
construction, demolition, brush, decks, small moving jobs. 7 days a week.
Also picking up unwanted vehicles. 832-3982 or 653-0026.
WEDDING OFFICIANT will help plan unique ceremony, when, where,
and how you wish. Book now for best dates. Janet 847-9833.
VILLAGE UPHOLSTERY & REFINISHING - Craftsmanship. RV’s,
boat covers, recovering & restyling repairs. HD foam, T-Trailers, caning,
seagrass, canvas. 832-7870.
HENDERSON OVERHEAD DOORS - Laforge. Sales and services of
overhead doors, operators and weather stripping of all models. Phone
485-2151.
COUNTRY HAIRSTYLING 234 Hammond River Rd., Quispamsis.
Great prices, great hours. Look forward to seeing you. Sandra Smith
849-2118.
BRIAN’S MAINTENANCE & Home Repair, Carpentry, kitchens, bath,
painting, ceramic tile, electrical etc. Over 20 years experience. Free
estimates. Call Brian 839-2296.
GETTING MARRIED (BOOK EARLY). Civil weddings performed
when and where you choose. Telephone 847-2079.
HAUL AWAY of junk cars, trucks, tractors and farm equipment. Small fee
for appliances and small scrap. Drop off site 54 Backland Road, Kingston.
763-2933 or 333-9067.
SPRING CLEAN UPS. Hedge & tree pruning. Tree removal. Mowing,
lawn maintenance, lawn installation, mulching etc. Call Mike 636-1244.
CASH FOR CARS, truck, vans, snowmobiles, 4 wheelers, motorcycles,
trailers, aluminum boats, copper wire, brass & more, for scrap. 653-0026.
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HERITAGE UPHOLSTERY. Residential, commercial, recreational,
restyling and customization.
Trust your furniture to the professionals. The most training and
experience in the Kennebecasis. Serving you for 30 years. Offering project
classes. 849-8008.
BUYING JUNK CARS, trucks, travel trailers, motor homes, farm
machinery. I pay you cash. Call 721-4255.
VACATION
DO YOU LOVE to vacation on PEI? Love Yoga? Camping? Beautiful
covered deck for your yoga instruction/practice, 5 minutes from the
beach, July 1 - 10. Call 847-8188 for details.
VEHICLES
CALL MALCOLM ACROSS FROM NEW KINGSTON FARMERS
MARKET. LUBRICO WARRANTY AVAILABLE. SOME TRADES
CONSIDERED. DRIVE A LITTLE, SAVE A LOT. CALL 333-5811 OR
832-0897.
2008 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN, stow and go seats, 125,000km, new
MVI, fully loaded, roof racks, financing OAC, one driver, $10,900. Call
Malcolm at 333-5811 or 832-0897.
2007 GRAND CARAVAN, stow and go seats, fully loaded including
power sliding door, one owner, 113,000km, $7,900. Call Malcolm at 333-
5811 or 832-0897.
2008 HONDA CIVIC EX, fully loaded, 75,000km, power slider, one
owner, alloys, nice car, financing OAC, $13,900. Call Malcolm at 333-
5811 or 832-0897.
2007 MAZDA 3, 4dr, 4cyl, auto, 82,000km, spoiler, new MVI, looks and
works excellent, $7,900, financing OAC. Call Malcolm at 333-5811 or
832-0897.
1996 JEEP CHEROKEE, 4lt, auto, 4dr, loaded, 4x4, looks and works
great, only $1,900. Call Malcolm at 333-5811 or 832-0897.
2007 HONDA CIVIC, 4 dr, auto, new MVI, 85,000km, pw, cruise, CD,
one owner, looks and works excellent, financing OAC, $9,900. Call
Malcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.
2006 FORD FREESTAR sport, V6, auto, loaded, DVD, rear air, alloys, new
MVI, financing OAC, looks and works excellent, only $7,900, financing
OAC. Call Malcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.
2004 GMC 4X4, reg. cab, V6, auto, 132,000km, air, tilt, power steering
and brakes, new MVI, great on fuel, looks and works great, $8,900. Call
Malcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.
2003 PONTIAC GRAND Prix GT, 6 cyl, auto, 116,000km, one owner,
new MVI, alloys, power roof, nice clean car, only $4,900. Call Malcolm
333-5811 or 832-0897.
2003 SUNFIRE, 4cyl, 4dr, auto, loaded, 10,900km, new MVI, one owner,
spoiler, looks and works excellent, just $3,900. Call Malcolm 333-5811 or
832-0897.
2003 CHEV 2500 4X4, reg. cab, 8’-0” box, alloys, work truck, not running,
electrical or computer?, $3,900. Call Malcolm 333-5811 or 832-0897.
2004 CHEV 3500, cube van, 6lt, auto, new MVI, one owner, 12”-0” body,
roll rear door, looks and works excellent, $8,900. Call Malcolm 333-5811
or 832-0897.
2005 FORD FOCUS wagon, 4cyl, auto, heated seats, 78,000km, air, CD,
$5,900. Call Malcolm at 333-5811 or 832-0897.
2006 GMC CARGO Van, V6, auto, 1500, new MVI, 236,000km, looks
and works great, $7,900, financing OAC. Call Malcolm at 333-5811 or
832-0897.
2008 HONDA CIVIC coupe EX, loaded, power slider, 5spd, alloys, one
owners, looks and works like new, financing OAC, $13,900. Call Malcolm
at 333-5811 or 832-0897.
WANTED
WANTED HOUSES TO CLEAN. Reasonable rates. References available.
Call Tammy at 333-4855.
WANTED, LAWN TRACTORS, garden tillers and snow blowers, any
condition. 832-4905.
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