January 2016 - Beaver Bank

Beaver Bank Kinsac Bulletin
The Voice of the Beaver Bank Community Awareness Association
January 2016
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January
1st –Happy New Year!
12th- Registration begins for
Free Parenting Program
18th- MLA Office hours
begin in Beaver Bank
21st-Kenners Membership
Meeting
February
26th-Deadline to apply for
Legislative Page Program
27th –Monte Carlo Night
March
15th –Deadline to apply for
donation through
Community Dividend Fund
As a member of the
Regional Firefighters
Interpretation Centre,
Fall River, Jim Lackie
loves to drive the
1958 American
LaFrance pumper.
Although he moved
from Wellington, NS
to St John, New
Brunswick, earlier in
the year he vowed to
be in the Beaver Bank
Parade of Lights with
his favourite pumper.
Jim traveled from St.
John, NB to drive his
favourite fire truck,
No. 17, in the Beaver
Bank Parade of
Lights. Jim was
accompanied by
Dave, Lewanne and
Kim and special
parade presenters
Madison and
Valkylerie who got to
ride in the hose bed.
The Interpretation
Center, a non-profit
association has a
wonderful collection of
firefighting
memorabilia and
equipment and the
building at 3214
Highway #2, Fall
River, Nova Scotia is
open to the public for
all to enjoy, learn and
remember. The facility
recently experienced
some roofing problems
and some water damage
but will re-open in the
spring.
For further information,
visit their website at
www.rficns.com .
-Special thanks to Ken
Meisner for submitting
this story.
Beaver Bank Kinsac Bulletin
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Because You Gave, We Can Give
This letter was recently sent to
my attention and I thought it
would be nice to share with the
community.
“Thank you to those who have
contributed in any way to the
needs of the people who are
supported by the Gateway Food
Bank.
Together with Feed Nova Scotia,
we are supplying approximately
60 households with turkeys and
food at this Christmastime. The
food hampers include extras that
help make this season a pleasant
time for families and individuals!
We have an “angel” tree for
people to buy a small gift for
children of those families, and we
deliver the hampers to them.
The working poor, senior
citizens, people on disability,
pensioners, single parents,
people who have lost their jobs
suddenly, and people with
serious illnesses are but a few
situations where we are able to
help! And, it’s all because others
have a heart to see needs met in
our community that we can keep
going.
We really appreciate those
who donate and because of you
we can do so much more than
we otherwise could. For those of
us who volunteer we get great
satisfaction from seeing joy
brought to others.
Special thanks go to: people and
organizations and businesses
who provide groceries; several
churches in our community who
collect and bring food; a school
who collected food and gave;
church attendees who give
money on a regular basis and
when special needs arise;
individuals who drop off
donations of money or food
(including turkeys); people who
help during the month of
December; those who wrap the
hamper boxes; those who have
filled the hampers and those who
have delivered them; and a great
team of regular volunteers who
faithfully show up every week to
prepare orders for the clients. We
also appreciate those who come
to give back when they don’t
need help from the food bank any
longer!!!
Our Pancake Breakfast fundraiser
brought in more than $1500.
Thanks for participating!
Thank you to the Beaver Bank
Kinsac Bulletin that featured us in
the last issue, making us known
in the community!
Again many thanks to anyone
who has helped in any way big or
small all helps in the big picture.
We could not do this without your
help!”
Kaye Migchelsen
Coordinator, Gateway Food Bank
Annual Monte Carlo Night
Feb 27th at 7pm
Beaver Bank Kinsac
Community Centre
1583 Beaver Bank Road
Cowboy & Western Theme
Cash Bar
In support of the Beaver Bank Kinsac Bulletin
And the BBCAA
Black Jack
Balloon Pop
Door Prize
Auction
Beaver Bank Kinsac Bulletin
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Lions Club Raise the roof Campaign – Building for a better Tomorrow – Today
The Beaver Bank – Kinsac
Lions Club is about to undertake
a challenging and most
worthwhile project - expansion of
the present building located at 40
Sandy Lake Road. This
expansion will see an addition
added to the front portion of the
Club; the dimensions of which are
24 x 20. It will take many hands
and donations, whether in the
form of monetary or materials, not
to mention the time and hard work
to make this project a
success. We have the can do
attitude and at the same time are
excited to get things started.
As a non-profit organization, our
funds are extremely limited as the
monies that are raised throughout
the year, go back into the
community to support the
community. Over the years, we
have been known as the small
Club with big hearts.
Beaver Bank – Kinsac Lions Club
is seeking your help. The plans
are drawn up and we are not far
from starting this project. With this
in mind, we will be seeking
donations: cash, materials,
services, time, etc. This
undertaking will not succeed
without the kind generosity of
many, many people and
businesses. Our “Raise the roof
Campaign” has gotten off to an
exciting start at our monthly
General Meeting held on 20
October 2015. The Club was
presented with a cheque for
$20,000.00. What a fantastic way
to start, but a long way to the
finish line.
addition in recognition of their
support. No donation, whether in
the form of monetary, materials or
services, is too small.
We hope you can participate with
us in the exciting
campaign. Additionally, all
donors will be invited to attend the
grand opening once expansion is
complete.
To donate, please contact Lion
Bob Trowsdale 902 441-6669 or
Lion Bev Hubley 902 865-9415.
Thanking you in advance for your
participation.
All persons or businesses
donating to the “Raise the roof
Campaign” will have their names
engraved on a plaque which will
be displayed on a wall of the new
Beaver Bank 10th Annual Parade of Lights
2nd Beaver Bank Scouting entered 3 highly
decorated floats in this year’s Parade of Lights.
Beaver Bank Kinsac Bulletin
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BEAVER BANK KINSAC SENIORS ASSOCIATION
50 PLUS KEENERS
DATES TO REMEMBER
January, February, March 2016

9 am – Ukulele Practice
Monday
10 am Fitness* with Lynn Atton (902-864-0791)
Geared to Seniors $3.00 Drop In
10:30 am Drumming - Djembe Drums
6:45 pm - BINGO Doors open at 6:00 pm.
First & third Monday of the month

Tuesday
1 pm– Crib with Byron Bolt (902-865-9887)
Enjoy an afternoon of cards in a relaxing atmosphere

Wednesday
10 am Fitness* with Lynn Atton
Geared to Seniors – $3.00 Drop In
12 Noon - Painting with Marie Webb (902-865-1105) Brown Bag
Lunch at 11:30

Thursday
11:30 am Eat Out 1st Thursday of the month
12:00 pm Birthday Pot Luck – 3rd Thursday of the month
1:00 pm Membership Meeting – January 21st
Join us for as we plan for interesting programs into the New Year.
New members welcome. Membership is still only $10.00 or $15.00 per couple.
All activities take place at the BBK Community Centre with the exception of the Eat Out.
Thank you for your interest and support. Ann – 902-865-0381
The Beaver Bank Community Awareness Association
Would like to wish you
All the best for 2016!
Happy New Year Beaver Bank!
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Beaver Bank Kinsac Community Centre
Happy New Year to all! From all
of us at the BBKCC, we hope you
had a great holiday season and
wish you and yours all the best in
2016!
pot! If they do not pick the ace of
spades then the pot remains in
play and grows each week!! So
grab some friends and come out
for a chance to win some CASH!!
Cash bar and canteen on site!!
Breakfast with Santa
Thanks to all who came out and
supported Breakfast with Santa!
We served a record breaking 553
breakfasts! Thank you to all the
supporters in the community and
the volunteers who make it
happen! Congratulations to Zach
Hendsbee who was the proud
winner of the Diamondback BMX
bike! Keep an eye out for our next
breakfast, Breakfast with the
Easter Bunny - hope to see you all
there!
Chase the Ace
The BBKCC and The BBK Lions
Club present:
CHASE THE ACE THURSDAY
NIGHTS AT THE BEAVER BANK
KINSAC COMMUNITY CENTRE!
TICKETS ON SALE 6:30-8:00PM
DRAW AT 8:15PM!!
WINNER EVERY NIGHT!
TICKETS: $5 EACH, 3 FOR $10
OR 7 FOR $20!
What is Chase the Ace?
Drop in and purchase your tickets
between 6:30pm and 8:00pm. At
8:15 pm there will be a 50/50 style
draw where the winner will take
home 25% of that nights
proceeds. 50% of the proceeds
will go to the house and the other
25% will go into the pot. The
winner of this draw will then get a
chance to pick a card from our
deck - we will flip the card and if
it's the ace of spades they get the
Programs
Adult Zumba on Tuesday and
Thursday nights at the Community
Centre from 7-8pm - $6 drop in
fee (talk to instructor Patricia
Gaetz for punch cards and other
deals!)
Tuesday & Friday nights: Blue
Dragon Kung Fu – 6:30-7:30pm –
ages 5-12 Sifu Justin Devine has
created a program designed for
children 5-12 derived from
traditional Chinese and Japanese
styles and is taught in a fun and
relaxed atmosphere. Aside from
learning blocks, punches, kicks
and forms it includes games and
activities which support the martial
arts training. Call 818-4681 for
more info and to register.
Ongoing drop in programs at BBK
Elementary include:
•Women's Volleyball on Monday
nights from 6:30-8pm - $2 drop in
fee (Full schedule at bkcc.ca/vball)
•Men's Basketball on Thurs nights
from 6-8pm - $2 drop in fee (Full
schedule at bbkcc.ca/bball)
•Kid's Floor hockey on Friday
nights from 6-7pm - $2 drop in fee
(Full schedule at
bbkcc.ca/ballhockey)
**Note there is no programs on
any day there is no school due to
in-service, weather, or otherwise.
Motion Dance Centre is again
offering classes at the BBKCC -
check them out on Facebook at
facebook.com/motiondancecentre
for a full schedule and list of classes
available including competitive,
parent and tot, creative movement,
ballet, youth hip hop, and more!
All events and program updates are
online at bbkcc.ca or follow us on
Facebook at
Facebook.com/bbkcommunitycentre
for updates!
If you have an event coming up
please don't forget to give us a call we have spaces for everything from
Birthday parties to weddings and
great rates! 902-865-5114
-Submitted by Jessica Davison
Facility Coordinator
Beaver Bank Kinsac Community
Centre
Phone: 902-865-5114
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Bill’s Blog
Happy New Year!!!
Happy New Year!!! I hope you and
your family had a holiday that was
filled with happiness and cheer. It
has been an honour and a pleasure
meeting and working with many of
you throughout this past year. I wish
you the best of holidays and a
prosperous 2016.
Office Hours in Beaver Bank
I will continue to hold office hours in
Beaver Bank at the Beaver Bank
Kinsac Community Centre on
Monday’s 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Our
next scheduled date is January 18,
2016. Please drop in to discuss any
issues you may have or just drop in
to say hello. If there are any
government publications or
applications that you would like us to
bring, just let us know (902-5763411). You can look for our
Constituency Office sign in the
parking lot during these hours. I look
forward to seeing you there
Legislation to Ensure Financial
Sustainability
Last month, the Public Service
Sustainability Act was introduced.
This legislation provides public
sector employees with fair,
affordable wage packages. Nova
Scotia and Nova Scotians cannot
afford a more costly settlement than
that contained in the legislation –
period.
The legislation also ensures newer
or lower paid civil servants receive
larger pay increases, some will see
increases of as much as five per
cent per year. This piece of
legislation also ensures that
collective bargaining can continue:
everything is negotiable except the
overall wage packages – we hope
our partners will have these
discussions at the table with us.
Nova Scotia’s fiscal plan and our
labour settlements are about
preparing Nova Scotia for long-term
progress. All Nova Scotians have to
play their part as we position the
province for a stronger future. We
have to continue to make tough
choices so we can invest in quality
health care, deliver first-rate
education, and build essential new
infrastructure in the future.
Winter Assistance
Heating Assistance Rebate Program
Applicants must be able to show
proof of payment for heat and meet
the income thresholds: Single
households with a net income of
$27,000 or less, and households
with two or more people with a net
income of $42,000 or less, qualify.
Applicants who receive the
Guaranteed Income Supplement or
Income Assistance also qualify. The
HARP program offers a rebate
cheque of up to $200.00.
Home Warming
For homeowners who qualify, the
HomeWarming team provides an
energy audit and works with you to
determine the energy efficiency
upgrades that make the most sense
for you and your loved ones. The
HomeWarming team then takes care
of managing sub-contractors to have
the upgrades completed at no cost
to you.
To qualify you must own a single unit
home and can provide proof of
ownership. You live in your home
year-round and you do not plan to
sell it in the near future. Income
Qualification is as follows:
1 person
2 – 4 people
5 + people
$20,952
$38,931
$55,444
For further information on these
programs, please contact our office
at 902-576-3411.
Legislative Page Program
The House of Assembly is
accepting applications for the
Legislative Page Program (2016
Fall Session – 2017 Spring
Session). The program provides
students with an excellent
opportunity to participate in the
democratic process while earning
income to help out with their
education expenses. Application to
the program consists of a resume,
two letters of reference, a copy of
your latest academic transcript, and
a short covering letter explaining
how you hope to benefit from
participation in the program. You
can mail or drop off your
documentation to:
Legislative Page Program
House of Assembly Operations
2nd Floor, Province House
1726 Hollis Street
P.O. Box 1617
Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 2Y3
The deadline for applications is
Friday, February 26, 2016.
Interviews for the Legislative Page
Program take place at Province
House during the month of March.
For more information about the
program, e-mail
[email protected]
(Cont’d next page)
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Bill’s Blog cont’d
WE HAVE MOVED
CONTACT US - Please call my
office, 902-576-3411, or drop by at
Suite 101, 1265 Fall River Rd. to
discuss any concerns you may
have. Our e-mail is
[email protected] and you
can follow me on twitter
@bill_horne_mla.
Remembrance Day Ceremony held in Beaver Bank Kinsac
On November 11th, 2015, on the
anniversary of the eleventh hour
of the eleventh day of the eleventh
month of the Great War, Beaver
Bank Kinsac joined the nation in
remembrance of our Veterans.
The ceremony began with the
march to the Cenotaph and words
of welcome by Master of
Ceremonies, Lisa Blackburn.
The prayer was led by Reverend
Mike Zottarelli and Chief Petty
Officer Second Class Ron Rideout
recited “In Flanders Fields”.
Many wreaths were then laid
beginning with Joanne Pasha who
laid a wreath on behalf of Walter
Lively, one of the founders of our
Cenotaph.
The following officials were on
hand to lay wreaths: representing
the Government of Canada,
Daniel Campagna, representing
the Government of Nova Scotia,
Bill Horne and Stephen Gough.
Personal wreaths were then laid
by Judy Barkhouse, Karen
Bungay, Christine and Darlene
Thomas, Jim & Marlene Cullen,
Grayson Peters and Constable
Saxon Peters, Joanne Pasha,
Fred Gallop, Lathum DeWolf, Kelly
Potter and Sandra Tanner,
Nathalie Bowden, Kathlene
Shunamon, Jenny Barlow, Jessica
Davison, and Dianna Doherty.
Wreaths laid by community groups
and organizations included: the
Beaver Bank Community Policing
Volunteer Association, 4th
Sackville Scouting, 2nd Beaver
Bank A Colony Beaver Scouts, 2nd
Beaver Bank Scouting Group, 2nd
Beaver Bank Cubs, 8th Sackville
Colony, Kinette Club of Sackville,
Lions Club of Beaver Bank
Kinsac, St. John’s United Church
Beaver Bank, 6th Sackville
Beavers, Beaver Bank Kinsac
Community Centre, Girl Guides of
Canada (Carter District), Kinsman
Club of Sackville, Beaver Bank
Kinsac Fire Department, and the
2nd Beaver Bank Beaver Scouts.
Following the wreath laying
ceremony there was a reading of
“Why Wear a Poppy?”. The
playing of the last post followed
with the moment of silence.
Thank you to all those who
participated and helped prepare
this year’s ceremony.
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Update from Station 48 – Happy New Year!
Happy New Year from the
members of the Beaver Bank –
Kinsac Volunteer Fire
Department, proudly serving our
community for over 50 years. On
behalf of the members, I would
like to thank the community for
your support in 2015 and we wish
everyone a safe and prosperous
2016.
Your fire department continues to
be busy training and responding
to calls within our community.
Since the last update, we have
responded to 19 calls; 11 medical
assists, 3 motor vehicle accidents,
2 alarms activated, 1 carbon
monoxide alarm, and 2 structure
fires. This brings our total to 119
responses for assistance. By the
time the Bulletin gets published
we should be above our normal
average of 120 responses per
year.
With winter finally here, here are a
few safety tips from your friendly
neighborhood firefighters that will
hopefully help prevent a call for us
to visit your home.
Driving Habits – Our road
conditions can change quickly
with the winter weather. Black ice,
snow covered roads, and longer
hours of darkness during our
regular commute are a real
concern. Some suggestions are
the use of appropriate winter tires,
a roadside emergency kit, a
blanket, and a good snowbrush to
keep your windshield and
windows clear of that dirty ice and
snow. The main tip is to drive for
the conditions showing, slow and
steady will always get you safely
home. If you don’t have to be on
the roads, then relax at home.
Ice Safety – With the temperature
dropping, the ponds will start to
freeze over and turn to ice
covered playgrounds for
everyone. Before you venture out
on the ice, have a responsible
person check the thickness of the
ice. Some of our ponds in the
area (Barrett Lake & Tucker Lake)
have the ice thickness measured
by HRM. You can check out the
HRM website for these Ice
Thickness Reports and safety
notes about activities on frozen
ponds and lakes. As a general
guide – a person skating alone on
ice requires 15 cm of ice
thickness. For a skating party or
group – 20 cm. For a snowmobile
or ATV – 25 cm of ice thickness is
recommended.
Adopt A Hydrant – For our
residents who have a fire hydrant
near their property, the fire
department would like you to
“adopt” the hydrant this winter. If
you have the time and
opportunity, why not keep it clear
of ice and snow. This not only
helps the fire department in
protecting your home in the event
we are called there, but the
homes of your fellow neighbors.
January and February will
continue to be busy months for
the volunteers of your fire
department. Besides the regular
training and call outs for
emergencies, the Fire Department
will be taking some extra refresher
training to keep our members up
to date and current in our skills.
On behalf of the members of the
Fire Department, from our families
to yours, we would like to wish
everyone in the community a
Happy New Year and a safe
2016.
Until next time – stay and play
safe.
Kevin Crewe – Station Chief
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FREE: 12-Week Parenting Program
Your Community Health Team
in partnership with the IWK is
offering a free parenting
program in Beaver Bank. This
program focuses on improving
your child's social and
emotional skills and reducing
behaviour problems. It is for
parents of children who are 6-12
years old.
Registration begins January 12th
at 8:30am. To register, call
902-470-3817.

Thursdays January 28 –
April 28 from 9:30-11:30am
(no sessions March 17 or
April 14) at Beaver Bank
Kinsac Elementary
School
The Community Health Team
offers many other FREE
programs such as “Discovering
Your Best Weight”, “Physical
Activity on a Budget”, “Living
with Stress: Skills for Life”, “My
Child is Anxious- Should I
Worry?” and many, many more!
To learn more about our free
programs and services, check
us out online at:
www.communityhealthteams.ca
or call 902-460-4560.
Please help keep our streets
safe and secure
Please advise Nova Scotia Power if
you notice any street lamps that
appear to be burnt out or
malfunctioning.
Thank you for helping to make our
community safe!
Thank you!
The Sackville Peewee Canadiens
would like to thank those who
supported them during their
bottle drive this fall.
Serving the community since 1960
Call Wade Slauenwhite 902-422-1211
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Announcements
COMMUNITY
Still accepting registrations
for Scouting in Beaver Bank.
Beavers from 5-7 1/2 yrs.
Cubs from nearly 8-11 years.
Check out our ad on Kijiji
Beaver Bank Scouting.
We would like to have more
people join our Fun Adventure
group, so why not join in the
fun? We are a real friendly
bunch.
Write for the Bulletin!
We’re always looking for volunteers to cover
special events, take pictures, and send in
stories.
Please contact the editor through our online
form at www.beaverbank.ca for more
details.
For more information please
call Scouter May 902 864 1533
Grab your storm chips! The
highly anticipated series has
arrived:
Speed Sign
The Storm Wars
Trilogy
If you would like to make a request to have the speed sign erected in your
neighbourhood, please contact the Beaver Bank Community RCMP office at
864-6072 to find out more!
Check it out at:
https://t.co/dNsRyfZGUo
3 videos from NS Power to help
you prepare.
How to Submit an
Announcement
Residents are welcome to
submit wedding, engagement,
baby, thank you and
condolence announcements
free of charge. Please submit
using our online form at
www.Beaverbank.ca . We are
happy to assist if you so
require.
Brown Hall available for rent
Birthday parties, wedding showers, baby showers, etc.
Please call 902-865-0757 and leave a message and someone will get back to
you.
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Church Services
Church of the Good Shepherd
Anglican Church of Canada
28 Trinity Lane, Beaver Bank
Rector: Rev. Cathy Lee Cunningham
Sunday Service 10:00 AM
Sunday School ( ages 3-9 ) 10:00 AM
Family, friends and new members welcome.
Church Wardens
Dwain Gordon 864-0024
Brian Britten 864-0678
Past Warden
Dameon Lowe 865-2320
Please contact Rev. Cathy Lee regarding
Baptisms, Weddings, Illness or a Pastoral visit
at 865-0203.
We actively support Beacon House and
donations can be brought to the Church on
Sunday mornings, or call Jean Bevan at 8652262 to make arrangements.
Hall Rentals: call Cora 864-7070
Please check out our website at:
www.beaverbankchurch.com
Faith Baptist Church
299 Stokil Dr., Lr Sackville
Phone: Office 865-5419
Kitchen / Hall: 865-3773
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://faithbaptist.ca
Pastor: Rev. Borden Scott 865-8224
Associate Pastor for Visitation:
Dr. João Matwawana 865-8850
Sunday Service: 11:00 am
Crossroads Wesleyan Church
971 Windgate Drive, Beaver Bank
Phone: 864-2035
Web: www.mycrossroadschurch.ca
Pastor: Michael Zottarelli
Service: Sunday 11:00 am
Living Hope Baptist Church
Address: 971 Windgate Drive
Worship: Sundays 9:00 am
Sunday school: Sunday 9:00 am
Pastor: Rev. Kelly Holt
First Sackville Presbyterian
60 Beaver Bank Rd, Lr. Sackville
(Across from Glendale Plaza)
Minister: Rev. Jean MacAulay
Church Office: 865-4053 (machine)
Email: [email protected]
Sunday Service: 9:30 am
Sunday school: 9:40 am Sept. – June
Nursery Provided: Sept. – June
Events:
Breakfast in support of Refugees
Sausage and Pancake Breakfast January
16, 2016, 8:30 to 10:00 am First Sackville
Presbyterian Church, 60 Beaver Bank
Road, Lower Sackville. In support of a
Refugee Family. Breakfast is free but
admission is by donation. Donations of
$10.00 or more will be issued mailed out
receipts if name and address is provided.
Cheques should be made payable to First
Sackville Presbyterian and marked
Refugee Fund. Breakfast limited to 100
people – call 902-865-1390 if you wish to
reserve one of those spaces.
Friday Soup and Sandwich Luncheon:
11:30 am to 1:00 pm. Soup (choices),
Sandwich (choices), Cookies or Loaf, Tea
or Coffee, $6.00. Available as eat-in or as
take-out. 902-865-4053
Dates for 2016 January 8, and 22,
February 12 and 26, March 11, April 8 and
22
Knox United Church
567 Sackville Drive, PO Box 210
Lwr. Sackville, NS B4C 2S9
Minister: Rev. Dr. Ross Bartlett
Church Office: 902-865-9216
Fax: 902-865-0599
Website: www.knoxsackville.ca
Office email: [email protected]
Sunday Worship Services:
Early Service - 8:45am
Later Service - 10:30am
Events:
Youth Group - Sunday at 7pm
Bible Study - Wednesday at 7pm
Choir practice - Wednesday at 7pm
Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper - Feb
9th
Ash Wednesday Service - Feb 10th
See our Electronic sign for more events.
Everyone is Welcomed.
Sackville Independent Baptist
Address: 92 Beaver Bank Road
Pastors: Pastor Jeremy Eastwood
and Pastor Greg Little
St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church
Rector: Rev. Norma Mitchell
Church: 954 Old Sackville Road, Sackville
Church Hall: 934 Old Sackville Road, Sackville
Parish Office Telephone: 864-3154
Parish Hall Telephone: 865-7107
Email: [email protected]
Services: 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. on Sundays and
7:00 p.m. on Wednesdays
Holy Trinity Pastoral Unit
(Roman Catholic)
Consisting of three parishes:
St Elizabeth Seton, 125 Metropolitan Ave
St Francis of Assisi, Mt Uniake
St John Vianney, 4 Beaver Bank Road
Mail for all 3 Parishes: 4 Beaver Bank Road
Lr. Sackville, NS, B4E 1G3
Phone: 865-2112 ext 0 (Secretary)
Emergencies After Hours 865-6133
Fax: 864-8645
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.holytrinityns.ca
Pastor: Father Marc Syrene
Associate Pastor: Father Jamie Utronkie
Administrative Secretary: Karen Smith
Mass times for St. John Vianney:
Saturday: 4:30 pm
Sunday: 9am 11:00am, & 6 pm
Sackville United Baptist Church
Address: 1240 Old Sackville Rd
Pastor: Pastor Christopher Drew
Phone: 902-865-3681
Sunday Service and Sunday School 10:30 am
Listen to Pastor Drew’s sermons on our website.
www.SackvilleUnitedBaptistChurch.com
St. John’s United Church
125 Knowles Crescent
Ivy Meadows Continuing Care Facility
Administration Floor, Side Door Entrance
Beaver Bank, N.S.
Minister: Rev. Diane MacVicar
Phone: 902-443-4336
Worship Time: 11:00 am
St. Francis by the Lakes Anglican Church
192 First Lake Drive
Lwr. Sackville NS
Archdeacon Mark Kingsbury 902 223-3120
Rev’d Ken Turner 902 865-8559
Rev’d Faye Forbes 902 860-2752
Rev.’d Joan Helpard 902 865-6993
Schedule of Service
Sept – June 8:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M.
Summer July – August 9:00 A.M.
Hall Rental Donna 902 865-8169
How to Contact Us:
BBCAA
Be Prepared this Winter
Mailing Address:
1901 Beaver Bank Rd
Beaver Bank, NS
B4G 1C9
BBCAA Board of Directors:
Chairperson: Victor Cobb 864-4112
Email: [email protected]
First Chair: Dorothy Selig
Second Chair: Robert Crosby
Treasurer: Brian Pitts
Secretary: Felicia Romans
Director: Arthur Mitchell
Director: Rae Marlborough
Director: Marina Johnson
Director: Cheryl Leadlay
C@P Site Representative: Allen Clay
Web Admin: Kristina Crosby-Davis
Beaver Bank Community Awareness Association
Community Dividend Fund
For guidelines and application form please visit
our website at:
www.beaverbank.ca
Beaver Bank Kinsac Bulletin
Editor: Keilie Samson
Beaver Bank Community
RCMP Office
Deadline to apply is March 15, 2016
Phone: 864-6072
Email: [email protected]
Located at:
1583 Beaver Bank Road
We’re on the Web!
See us at:
www.beaverbank.ca
Printed by:
Bedford Commons
Guidelines for Submissions to the Bulletin
The BBK Bulletin will be published 6 times this year (January, March, May,
July, September & November). The deadline will usually be the 15th of the
month before publication. Please check the last page of the current Bulletin
for the specific deadline date.
Written submissions may be sent by email using the “Submit a Story’ form on
the Beaver Bank website. For handwritten articles, please PRINT any names.
Articles may also be mailed to our mailing address. Thank you.
Please submit articles for the next Bulletin by
February 15th for publication in March.