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Places to roam
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Biting dogs deserve
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Theres’s no place like
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Community News . . . . . .2-9
Court Report . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Editorial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
Regional News . . . . . . . . .18
Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Arts Preview . . . . . . . . . . .11
Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Obituaries . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
Classifieds . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Teleguide . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
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The two men accused in the Hants County cross-burning
case now face the additional charge of criminal harassment.
Nathan Neil Rehberg, aged 20, and Justin Chad
Rehberg, aged 19, appeared briefly in Windsor Provincial
Court Monday, March 1. The pair had been charged with
public incitement of hatred, mischief and uttering threats
after someone lit a cross on fire and uttered racial slurs at
the home of Shane Howe and Michelle Lyon Sunday Feb
20.
Cst. Sullivan of the Windsor Rural RCMP said the new
charge was included because it “fit the case.”
Monday’s arraignment hearing was adjourned until
March 2 and the pair remains in custody. The charge of
incitement of hatred carries a maximum jail sentence of
two years.
Public Prosecutor Bill Ferguson couldn’t comment on
whether or not the Crown would be seeking the maximum
sentence should the case go to trial and the accused found
guilty. “At this point until I sit down and talk with the
RCMP I really can’t say what direction we will take.”
Howe and Lyon were present at the Windsor Court
House Monday but were not able to observe the proceeding because of delays due to added security measures.
Parents of Nathan and Justin Rehberg arrive at court Monday
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to the Municipality of West Hants for their support
through out the year and also MLA Chuck Porter for the
fire fighting grant funding.
We would like to thank the families and friends who
donated to the Department in memory of loved ones.
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“I think a dog should be given a second chance ... if a dog
bites once you could teach it not to do it again.”
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to be fair to the owner and
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“This is a difficult question ...
but, either way, I just feel
bad for the dog because at
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the dog’s fault.”
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before, but he was just protecting our smaller dog …
and that person came on
our property … but, if a dog
is proven to be aggressive
then it should be put down.”
“A dog has got to be under
control … I think the second
time [it bites] it has definitely got to go.”
“I’m not a big dog lover; I’m
scared of dogs I don’t know
... I have been bitten by a
dog before. I think every
dog can make a mistake but
if it becomes a habit then
yeah.”
“I’m a dog lover, I have a tattoo of a dog and I
absolutely love dogs. There is a fine line
between putting one down or not [if it bites] ... if
it was not trained or raised properly then yeah, it
could be put down ... but it has more to do with
the owner than the dog.”
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Above: Demonstrator waves at motorists as love walk begins its journey down Wentworth Road.
Left: Crowd listens to speeches in Victoria Park.
Bottom left: Michelle Lyon and Shayne Howe lead about 200 people down Wentworth Road.
Love walk celebrates diversity, unity
By Nadine Eagles-Harvie
THE HANTS JOURNAL
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was a feel good kind of day in
IthetWindsor,
Saturday Feb 27 when
Little Town of Big Firsts
became the Little Town of Big
Love. Men and Women, boys and
girls, people of all ages and backgrounds gathered to support
Shane Howe and Michelle
Rehberg during the Walk of Love
rally. They came by the hundreds
and they left with a renewed sense
of hope.
One lane from Victoria Park to
the Exhibition Arena on Wentworth Road was blocked to traffic
as the approximately 250 individuals marched in unity, waving
flags, and anti-racism signage.
Many motorists en route honked
horns and waved to show their
support.
It was a fitting finale to African
Heritage Month. What could have
been a collective act of retribution
toward the alleged perpetrators of
Sundays hate crime, was, as
hoped, a celebration of diversity
and community pride amongst
neighbors.
In his address MP Scott Brison
said it is time to stand together,
shoulder to shoulder in the fight
against prejudice. “Equality and
diversity are Canadian qualities.
What happened last Sunday is not
Canadian. We all know the pain of
prejudice and the power of diversity.”
Brison said the cross-burning
incident left him feeling sick, a
feeling he said was quickly replace
by one of love that day. “What
we’ve done here is replace a negative with a positive.”
Howe said he was overwhelmed by the show of support.
“I’m tongue tied. I don’t even have
words for the amount of happiness I feel right now.”
The Rehberg, Howe children
joined their parents that afternoon and enjoyed a moment in
the spotlight.
Some had come all the way
from metro to attend. Health
practitioner and writer Jessica
March said it was well worth the
trip. “We were so glad that someone organized this. We were horrified by what happened and are
glad people are standing up for
peace.”
Hants West MLA Chuck Porter
called cross-burning event, “unacceptable”. “It’s been an incredible
week of unfolding events. We
need to eradicate racism.”
Mayor Paul Beazley along with
Town CAO Louis Couthino and
Deputy Mayor Laurie Murley
showed a united front. “This is a
big thing for our town and it’s
important that we show our support. We’re proud of this community and culture but what happened last Sunday shows that we
need to do better.”
Local rapper Ryan Hunter performed, along with Sandra MacDonald who recited a poem by
Jean Anthony. Katie MacDonald
sang “Oh Canada” and the Black
National Anthem with great support and enthusiasm from the
crowd.
When the march arrived back
at the Victoria Park many chose to
dance, clap and sing along to
Michael Jackson’s “Man in the Mirror” and “Heal the World”. Local
young people helped set the stage
for the post-rally party with
unabated enthusiasm.
Many indicated a desire to
recreate the event on an annual
basis.
Many words were spoken that
afternoon and some references
were made to the pair of young
men who now face charges of
incitement to hate. However, Pastor Raymond Upshaw of the Three
Mile Plains Baptist Church said it
best when he quoted from scripture, “Father forgive them for they
know not what they do.” Forgiveness was indeed in the hearts of all
that day.
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The Hall home on Barr Settlement Road Saturday.
Neighbours remember murder
victims as quiet, country couple
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A portrait of a quiet country couple
emerged from neighbours of Ellen and
James Russell Hall, who were found dead
in their spacious home in Barr Settlement, near East Gore last Friday.
RCMP completed autopsies last weekend and say the couple was murdered but
won’t say how except that it wasn’t random.
Kerry Godin, of 1295 Barr Settlement
Road, three doors away from the victim’s
home, remembers the couple as friendly
but quiet.
“Rustie would say ‘remember I’m only
three doors away if you need anything’,”
said Godin. “Now I feel bad because I’m
only three doors away and I can’t help
him.”
Neighbours say Rustie went to work
every day for a glass contractor, but were
unable to supply details.
Godin remembers Ellen fondly for
bringing her Christmas tree saplings from
the tree farm where she worked and for
sharing pictures of her recently-born
grandchildren.
Both victims were 53 and had a son
and daughter, neighbours say. The son
had been recently serving with the Canadian Armed Forces in Afghanistan.
Shawn Lacey, farm manager for
Scothorn Farms, said Ellen worked for his
company for about three years and had
recently been laid off after the Christmas
rush and wouldn’t have been back until
April.
“She was a good employee, a very intelligent girl,” said Lacey.
Ellen was one of 15 to 20 people working under Lacey so he didn’t get to know
her very well, but they got along. “She
talked about her kids and her grandkids,”
he said.
Lacey, just a year older than Rustie,
remembers him well from their days at
Hants East Rural High.
Though they didn’t see each other
often, they were both motorbike riders
and he’d see the couple at Scothorn
Christmas parties. “At our Christmas parties he was always well behaved.”
“We all knew he was a member of the
East Coast Riders (motorcycle club) but
just because you ride a bike doesn’t mean
you’re a bad guy.”
Other media reports say members of
the East Coast Riders formed a new chapter of the New Brunswick-based Bacchus
Motorcycle Club, which the RCMP
describe as an organized crime group
with about 50 members.
But neighbours, including a 13-yearold boy, remember him for charity
fundraisers, kids’ fairs and fireworks,
sponsored by the East Coast Riders.
“It’s not under good circumstances
that they had a passing,” said a woman
with Scothorn Farms, who asked not to be
named.
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Tyler Benjamin, 18, a grade 12 student at
Avon View High School, says the friend
he grew up with in Poplar Grove is not
racist.
“I grew up with him [Justin Rehberg]
and we went to wrestling tournaments at
West Hants [Middle School]. We trained
with Afro Canadians on the team and
stayed in the same room with them. Even
at school on the basketball team it was
never a problem.”
He said the recent cross-burning incident has polarized students at Avon View.
One of his friends, of Puerto Rican descent,
has been reluctant to talk to him lately.
After the weekend incident, teachers
read newspaper accounts to their classes
and discussed them, he said.
There had been bad feelings between
the Rehbergs and Howe over several incidents over the past 18 months, said Benjamin.
“But if Justin and Nathan were actually
racist, something would have happened
before now.”
Several of his fellow students took the
day off school to attend the hearing Monday. But the student body has had mixed
emotions over the incident.
Committed mischief
Breathalyzer offence
William Joseph Ash, 20, of Lakelands, was sentenced to time already served for committing
mischief by causing
damage under $5,000
to an automobile.
Windsor
Ash entered a
guilty plea to the
charge on Feb. 23,
2010 and was sentenced to one day in
custody deemed served.
Ash committed the offence in Mount Uniacke on Sept. 25, 2009.
Justin Joseph Davis, 23, of Halifax, was fined
for operating a motor vehicle with a blood
alcohol content exceeding legal limits.
Davis entered a guilty plea to the charge
on Feb. 23, 2010. Judge Claudine MacDonald
fined Davis a total of $1,380 and has given
him until Feb. 28, 2011 to pay or spend 20
days in jail. He was also prohibited for driving
for one-year.
Davis committed the offence in Windsor
on Jan. 24, 2010 for driving while his blood
alcohol content exceeded 80 mgs per 100 ml
of blood. His readings were 130 and 120.
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released said Justin Rehberg is not a
racist. “I don’t believe that was their
intention to be racist or for things to go
this far. This has to do with their own
personal problems. They just made a
bad choice.”
She attends school with Justin
Rehberg and said he has many black
friends at the school. The atmosphere at
the local high school has been tense, she
adds, but there have been no confrontations since Rehbergs’ arrest. “We feel it’s
important that we are here today. There
are a few people at school that are mad
and ticked off but the ones that know
Justin are just trying to understand.”
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reached for comment.
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Howe said it was a “disappointing morning” for the couple. “This just means
another day of waiting and thinking
about it. There is no justice for us today.”
Howe says he biggest fear is that the
accused will be released back into the
community. “If they get released on bail
I’ll still be living at home but my family
won’t be.”
Lyon said although they love their
community and have felt safer knowing
there is support out there they need to
put their children first.
A dozen or so young persons and
personal friends of Justin and Shane
Rehberg were also present that morning; some took the day off school to
attend court. One grade 12 Avon View
student who asked that her name not be
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No place like home to roam
Local hiker shares his
love of the wilderness
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On any given week Crowell can expet a
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explore new vistas. “It’s a great feeling to
take someone to a spot they’ve never seen
before and see their reaction.”
As a life-long hiker the Kentville resident has mapped out much of the region
but is always on the lookout for new destinations. “Word of mouth is great and
locals seem to know where the best places
are.”
He said when the economy is tight
money to travel is scarce but there is still
lots to see and do without having to go out
of province. “The’re no place like home to
roam.”
Although he tries to mix it up a bit
most hikes are physically strenuous, but
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Crowell also hopes to expand actives
and recently hosted the first Scotian Hiker sledding party. “Now that was a workout, but everyone had a blast; it was a real
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On any given weekend hiker Don Crowell
could be found camera in hand makin
tracks through miles of Nova Scotian terrian but what started out as a
solitary quest has turned into
a group sensaton for intrepid
hikers from all over the
region. He now has plenty of
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When Crowell formed the
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other hikers got wind of his exploits. “It
really started out as a commercial venture
to my sell my photographs on-line and
showcase some of the beautiful spots I’ve
hiked to. Then last spring someone asked
if I gave tours and
I thought ‘why not’?” Since then then
Scotian Hiker took on a new purpose.
“The tours were a big hit, it’s kind of taken
on a life of it’s own.”
Crowell posts upcoming hikes on Scotianhiker.com and Facebook and invites
any and all to tag along. “This about gettin like minded people together outdoors
in the fresh air and see new places, have a
laugh and get some exercise at the same
time.”
He said the hikes help to motivate people to get out and enjoy nature close to
home. “So many people spend too much
of their time indoors but they are missing
an awful lot by not gettin out and enjoying
nature.” He said the group also adds a
sense of safety in numbers which can be a
concern for solo hikers. “Some people
want to hike but are afraid to go it alone.
Plus, it’s fun to hike in a group. It gives
people something to look forward to.”
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Love walk
Saturday’s ‘Love Walk’ in support of Michelle Lyon
and Shayne Howe was a heartening display of the
kind of common sense and decency we Canadians
pride ourselves on.
Despite the fears of local politicians that outside
agitators would turn it into a violent, vengeful
protest, the people who came out for the walk— several from Halifax and other communities— not only
kept their cool but had such a good time they’d like
to do it again.
That such a disturbing incident could result in
such a peaceful, happy outcome is cause for celebration in itself. Maybe racism is actually a thing of the
past.
We fervently hope so. And we’d like to see a
parade like this next year.
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much
anticipated
spring
Spring is sprung, the grass is ris.
I wonders where the birdies is.
They say the birds is on the wing.
Ain't that absurd?
I thought the wing was on the bird
—Anonymous
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
We need African history in schools
As a resident of Hants West for the
past six years I, like most people in
the area, was shocked at the story
about the cross burning in Poplar
Grove. However unlike most people in Hants West I do not think this
the issue is over now that two people have been charged. I believe it is
the education system in Nova Scotia that is lacking as we need to
have mandatory African-Nova Scotia history courses for our children
starting as young as possible.
We need them to include the
“good and the bad history”. Our
children need to learn about the
Black-Nova Scotian experience, the
Mi’kmaq history, the labour history, the mining history as well as our
social history.
We need our elected officials at
the provincial and federal level Scott Brison and Chuck Porter – to
actually push for a new educational
curriculum not just say how sorry
they are this happened.
We need action not platitudes.
Bob Haywood
Center Burlington
Who wants to live here?
I am very upset by the story that
25 Years Ago (1985)
AIDS test approved by US Food and Drug Administration
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March 4, 2010
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A total of $1.17 million in job-creation funds
has been approved for the federal constituency
of Annapolis-Valley Hants under the Canada
Works program. MP Pat Nowlan announced
last week.
The annual report of the regional director of
assessment presented to West Hants council on
Feb.26 showed an increase in taxable assessment of $3,747,175 (2.2 per cent) in 1984, a figure shown before appeal court changes.
The Windsor Jaycees and Jaycettes are
republishing a visitors’ map for the town of
Windsor and the district of Hants West. Jaycees
president Les Reid says they update and republish the map every two years.
At a meeting of Windsor town council on
Feb.26 the audited financial statements for the
year 1984 were accepted by council.
At the opening meeting of the municipality
of Hants West’s annual session auditor Raymond Harvey presented financial statements
that indicated the municipality had an operat-
was just carried on CBC AIH.....and
I would like to voice my
digust...hopefully I am aiming this
at the nearest source of news.
Excuse me if I am not.
The incident of the ‘burning
cross’ on the front yard of a Hants
county couple and their five children is gut-wrenching and totally
unacceptable. I can’t believe my
ears that something like this would
happen in our world now! I hope
that the culprits are brought to justice and their names appear in the
newspapers from coast to coast.
What a dispicable act of stupidity.
I have been contemplating mov-
This week in
Hants History
ing, as I retire in a few years to
Parrsboro, but now I’m so disgusted, I might not want anything to do
with the province of my birth.
I hope everyone will wake-up, if
this is happening, how much else is
brewing under the surface? What
other revenge crimes will start to
happen, or copy-cat acts of this
kind will appear in the press or will
go unprinted and not communicated.
I am truely saddened by this
event.
Sincerely, R.MacDonald
Kitchener Ontario.
The much discussed matter of whether
Hantsport is to have a new school or not was
definitely decided by the plebiscite on Feb.24
when 179 ratepayers voted yes against 73 who
voted no.
75 Years Ago (1935)
ing surplus of $140,178 in 1984.
A committee formed from the provincial
Library Council has produced a new funding
formula that would provide libraries in the
Annapolis Valley with a lot more money.
50 Years Ago (1960)
Elvis Presley returns from Germany after being in
the armed forces for two years.
Friday afternoon of last week, Queen Elizabeth II sagely gave birth to a healthy prince of
the realm. The baby becomes second in line to
the throne. He was the first child born to a
reigning sovereign in 103 years.
1960 is the Golden Jubilee of Guiding in
Canada. As part of its celebrations, each
province is holding a Jubilee Camp from July 25
to Aug.4.
Bank of Canada is established. Early banknotes
include $500 with a Sir John A Macdonalds portrait and $1,000 with a Sir Wilfred Laurier portrait.
The problem of export and import trade,
bearing on Canadian progress and prosperity,
was excellently discussed by Rotarian F.H. Manning in an address at Monday’s Rotary luncheon.
The ladies of St. John’s Presbyterian Church
held a rummage sale in Munroe’s Tailor Shop on
Saturday afternoon and did a thriving business
in things, which some people wanted, which
others had given away.
Sixty years earlier about 1874, the late C.P.
Shaw had opened a China Store in Windsor and
now Mr. G. Howard Shaw is now celebrating an
anniversary.
The Hants Journal
March 4, 2010
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Our man at the Olympics: royalty, free passes and national pride
Back in January we asked Falmouth landscaper Stan Kochanoff to record his impressions as a volunteer for the 2010 Olympics.
It must have been a busy time because this
short report was all we got.
Stan Kochanoff on duty at
the Westin Bayshore Inn
by Stan Kochanoff
My work has been centered at the Main
Transportation desk of the Westin
Bayshore Inn dubbed as the nerve centre
of the VANOC operation. All the IOC and
NOC dignitaries are housed here and are
job is to ensure people get transported to
the various venues.
Celebrity sightings include, Jacques
Rogge, the IOC president; Juan Antonio
Samaranch, former IOC president; Dick
Pound, former WADA (drug agency) head;
Princess Anne, the King of Denmark, King
Frederick; the former deposed King of
Greece, King Konstantine and a couple of
princes from Jordan and William of
Orange from the Netherlands.The place is
a locked-down facility with heavy security
and tons of police all around! Everyone
that enters has to go thru security just like
the airport.
The volunteers were given a free pass
to the dress rehearsal of the opening ceremony and it was awesome! You must have
seen it and it must have made you proud
to be a Canadian.
Haven't found very many Nova Scotians who are volunteers. Ran into one
from Halifax who just retired from the
athletic department at SMU. Also met
three people from Halifax who are paid
employees working in accreditation and
security. Most of the people I'm working
with are from the Greater Vancouver area
and Victoria.
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• Previous clinical experience, with long
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News I The
March 4, 2010
New brand of band believes charity begins at home
By Nadine Eagles-Harvie
THE HANTS JOURNAL
NovaNewsNow.com
Newly formed ETC Entertainment has
more to offer the music scene than a
great evening of entertainment. Band
member David Howells says ETC is a new
brand of band devoted to giving back to
the community.
“What we want to do is identify ourselves as a musical group with charities
and fundraisers so when we step out to
play the audience knows we are working
with and for community organizations.”
With the aid of local sponsors the ETC
band plans host a series of concerts
throughout the year in aid of local charities in Hants County and the Annapolis
Valley. Each series will end with a gala
event and cheque presentation to a feature organization.
Although still in it’s infancy Howell
said the concept to create the brand is a
win-win situation. “It’s a feel good message all the way around,” he said.
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ETC features the talents
of Reg Ivany on vocals and
lead guitar.
Ivany has
opened shows for various
bands including “The
Mama and Papas”, and
Alice Cooper. On guitar and
background vocals is John
Caldwell best known for
local gospel and country
music. Blaine MacCall, also
lead guitar and vocals has
performed with a wide variety of acts and worked as a
studio musician. PercusBack row, left to right, John Caldwell, Greg Tufts and Blaine MacCall. Front
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row, Reg Ivony, David Howell and Andrew Kent.
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music scene since 1992 and
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recognition for their efforts. “They get to Kent has played and toured extensively
pitch the message that they support the throughout Canada and has mastered
charity.”
many styles and genres. Local business“Charity begins at home,” Howells said, man David Howell provides vocals and
“and we want to choose charities that are rhythm guitar. Howell has worked in
near and dear to our community.” Those many groups including, “Newfoundland
homegrown local causes that sometimes connection”, and a variety of acts
get lost in the shuffle, he adds.
throughout Nova Scotia.
From County and Rock to Celtic harThe first official ETC gig, in partnermonies the band will compliment any ship with Windsor Home and New Valley
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that will all guarantee we can raise funds. pm. The St. Patrick’s Day benefit concert
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Donation buys walker
$1,500 cheque
Auxiliary member Jeanne Niedermayer
has made a generous donation to the
Hants Community Hospital Auxiliary of
$960.00, In lieu of gifts for her birthday; it
was suggested to friends, that they contribute to the Hospital Auxiliary. The
money raised was donated to the Physiotherapy Department of the Hants Community Hospital which helped towards
the purchase of a much needed “High
Platform Walker”.
This walker is used in the hospital in
the acute care setting as part of gait training and mobilization. The Hospital Auxiliary thanks Jeanne for her generous donation.
Windsor Home Hardware
has generously donated a
check to the Hospital Auxiliary in the amount of
$1500.00. The monies
raised were from the
‘Swingology” Christmas
Concert and the Christmas Tea and Craft show,
both of which were sponsored by Windsor Home
Hardware.Thank you to
Jeff Redden and Windsor
Home Hardware for their
continued support of the
Hospital Auxiliary
In photo at right, l-r, Sandra Langdon, Jeanne
Niedermayer, and Heather Pearson, Physiotherapy
Team Leader for the Hants Community Hospital.
From left to right, Marilyn White,
Sandra Langdon, and Jeff Redden.
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March 4, 2010
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Fish Supper. Summerville Fire Hall.
SATURDAY, MARCH 13. 4:00pm – 7:00pm.
Events are for non-profit listings of events
in Hants County. Items may run twice free
before the event's date, and should be
emailed to [email protected]; faxed
to 798-5451; or mailed to 73 Gerrish St,
P.O. Box 550, Windsor, Nova Scotia, B0N
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the first issue in which it should appear.
There is no guarantee of publication; to
ensure publication, please consider a
paid ad by contacting our sales
representative at 798-8371.
Storm date, Sunday, March 14. Proceeds
to Fire Department.
St. Patrick’s Supper.
MARCH 14 Forties Community Centre.
1787 Forties Road, New Ross. Sunday,
March 14. 4:00 – 6:00pm. Doors open at
4:00pm, serving starts at 4:30. Corn beef
and cabbage, carrots and boiled
potatoes, pie, tea/coffee. Adults $10.00,
children under 12 are $5.00, under 5 free.
St. Pat's Breakfast
Hymn Sing. Stoney Hill Baptist Church
(Lockhartville).
SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 2010 8am -11am
SUNDAY, MARCH 7, 7:00pm. Guest singers:
Station 2, 1884 Hwy 14 (Chester Rd),
Vaughan $6 per adult $3 per child (12 &
under). Eggs, Ham, Sausage, Pancakes,
Toast, Juice, Coffee & Tea In support of
Station 2 Auxiliary
Public meeting:
CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION for Our
Communities CAPE (Citizen Action to
Protect the Environment) invites the
public to a presentation on Climate
Change Adaptation on Tues., March
9th, at 7:00 pm at Dr Arthur Hines
School in Summerville. Tom
MacDonald, of the Climate Change
Centre at Clean NS, will cover climate
change impacts, ways you can help
slow down these changes, and ideas
for your community to adapt to these
effects. Refreshments, Q & A session,
Door prizes. Free will offering. For more
info, call 633-2086, 633-2513, or 6332051. Storm date is March 30th. Note:
Jamie Simpson will be on hand with
copies of his newly published book,
‘Restoring the Acadian Forest’.
Weight Loss Program:
MT.DENSON BAPTIST CHURCH, Monday
nights from Mar.1-April 26, 7-8pm.
Relaxed, fun night out with the girls.
$2.00 each night For more info contact
Heather at 684-1046
Flower show:
SATURDAY MARCH 6TH. Discover the
beauty and diversity of tropical orchids
for one day only. Saturday March 6th.
10:30 – 4pm. Orchids in Bloom, Plant
Sales and Supplies, Educational
Displays, Informative Talk at 2pm., KC
Irving Environmental Science Centre &
Harriet Irving Botanical Gardens Acadia
University, 32 University Avenue,
Wolfville
Information session on The Brooklyn
Walking Club
MARCH 11TH @ 7:30PM in the new Civic
Centre in the Brooklyn Fire Hall.
Everyone is welcome to attend. Contact
Gloria @ 757-0440 if you require further
information.
Matt Lunn and friends. Lunch to follow.
SATURDAY, MARCH 13. St. Thomas
Anglican Church. Three Mile Plains.
Saturday, March 13. 4:30 – 6:30. Adults
$10.00, Children $4.00. 5 years old and
younger are free.
Eat Local Dinner.
MARCH 4-6. Canada-Snowboard Tour
Snowboard-cross North American Cup
Event.
MARCH 7. NS Snowboardcross Provincial
Championships.
MARCH 12-13. Slopestyle, Superpipe
Parallel Giant Slalom Provincial
Championships (Snowboarding).
Visit www.nssa.ca for details.
Chinese Auction. New Ross Legion.
SATURDAY, MARCH 6 Lockhartville
SATURDAY, MARCH 6. Doors open at 12
Community Hall, 201 Hutchinson Road.
Saturday, March 6 from 7:00am to
10:00am. Cost $5.00 per person.
Children under 5 years free. Sponsored
by the Hantsport & District Lions Club.
Proceeds for Lions Community Service
programs.
45’s Card Tournament
MARCH 13, 2010. Belmont Hall.
Registration at 12:30pm, play begins at
1:00pm. Bring your own partner. Cash
prizes, 50/50, and door prize. Free tea
and coffee. Everyone welcome.
Info:757-2913.
The Valley Gardeners Club
MONDAY, MARCH 8TH at 7:30 p.m. at the
Cornwallis Room of the Agricultural
Research Centre in Kentville. Lee Dickie
of Briar Patch Garden Centre will speak
on the topic "Under-utilized Trees,
Shrubs and Perennials". Bring any extra
seeds or bulbs to exchange with fellow
gardeners. All are welcome.
Pantry Table Sale and Inside Yard Sale.
SATURDAY, MARCH 6 Project for Haitian
Relief. Saturday, March 6 in St. Andrew’s
Church Hall, Hantsport. Yard Sale will
mainly feature household items and
toys. Other items may be available.
Parking at rear of Church and ground
level entrance to the Hall from the
parking lot.
Belmont Hall Monthly Breakfast
noon. Drawing starts at 2:30pm. There
will be a wide selection of household
items, crafts and craft supplies, Christmas
decorations and rooster collectibles.
There will also be a sale table for larger
items such as antiques, craft supplies,
giftware, quilt tops and supplies and
larger Christmas items. Canteen. All
proceeds are for costs incurred for care
of deceased cancer patient, Wanda
Bezanson (Broome).
Road. Saturday, March 6. 7:30am –
9:30am. Come enjoy fresh made eggs
(your way), bacon, pancakes, French
toast, hashbrowns, drinks plus loads of
friends and neighbors from far and near.
St. Patrick’s Day Tea at Dykeland Lodge.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 from 2:00pm to
4:00pm in the Main Solarium. Everyone
welcome.
(newborn-24 months) and their
caregivers are invited to the library to
share stories, songs and fun! Wednesday
Mornings at 10:30 AM.
FUN AND FABLES - February 4th to March
12th. Join us for a fun morning with
stories, songs, and a crafts. Suitable for
ages 2- 5. Children must be
accompanied by a parent/caregiver.
Please register online @
www.valleylibrary.ca. Thursday and
Friday Mornings at 10:30 AM.
COMPUTER TUTORIALS - January 13th to
March 25th. Need specific help or just
some general practice with someone?
Sign up for one-on-one computer
tutorials on either Wednesday (2PM4PM) or Thursday (12:30 PM-2:30 PM).
KIDS ART - January 14th to March 25th.
Elementary ages welcome. Kids can
come and dabble with a variety of arts
media, including paint, crayon, chalk and
pencil. Thursdays from 3PM - 4:30 PM.
TEEN LOUNGE - January 12th to March
23rd. Want to hang out with some
friends? Come down to the Library on
Tuesdays from 6:30 - 8:30pm. Watch
movies, play games, challenge your
friends at Wii or other video games. A
relaxed, free atmosphere to come and
chill.
Windsor Modelling Club
World Day of Prayer 2010 Ecumenical
Service.
FRIDAY, MARCH 5 at 2:00pm at St. John’s
Presbyterian Church, 211 King Street,
Windsor. This year’s service has been
written by the women of Cameroon,
Africa. Please join us.
Valley Regional Hospital Auxiliary Annual General Meeting.
THIS MONTHLY CLUB is a great place to
discuss modeling techniques, share the
progress of your current scale model
projects, and have all kinds of fun! Open
to modelers of all ages.
Relay Rally in the Valley Registration
Reminder!
OVER 20 VOLUNTEERS have already
registered!! JOIN US!!
TUESDAY, MARCH 10 at 11:30am.
Location: Private Dining Room. Annual
reports will be presented.
Variety Show at Forties Community Centre
MARCH 7 at 1787 Forties Road, New Ross.
March 7 from 1:30 – 4:30pm. Admission
$5. Chet Brown, Cye Brown and friends,
Carroll Edwards and Harold Hunt and
friends, Little Buddy and Cabbage
Pickers, Newfie Jammers. Sound by
Winston Shatford. Canteen available.
Call 689-2000 or 689-2612 for bad
weather cancellations.
SATURDAY, MARCH 6 at 1090 Belmont
‘Stirring the Pot WOW Dishes it Out’
ON-GOING
BROOKLYN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.
Campbell Soup Program. We are looking
for EVERYONE in the community to
collect Labels from Campbell's Soups, V8
products, Gold Fish and Habitant
products. Deposit at Home Hardware in
collection bin OR bin at the front
entrance to the school. You don't have
to have a child going to Brooklyn;just be
person who would like to help us get
many free items for the school. With
today’s school budgets, this is a very
worthwhile cause and we hope the
community will support us. The Kids say,
"Thanks".
MARCH 4-6 Festival Theater Wolfville
presents ‘Stirring the Pot WOW Dishes it
Out’at the Festival Theatre in Wolfville.
March 4-6 at 8:00pm. 2:00pm Matinee
on Saturday. Tickets $15.
Students/Seniors $12. Available from
WOW members or at the Box of Delights,
Wolfville. 542-9511
Garden clubs
MEETS THE SECOND WEDNESDAY of the
month at 7 p.m. at the Mt Denson
Ground Search and Rescue building. For
more information, call 798-3245.Meets 7
p.m. last Monday of the month at
Windsor Elms. All are welcome. For info,
call Garnet 757-2028
45’s Card Tournament
SUNDAY, MARCH 7 at 7:00pm at the
Newport Baptist Church, Scotch Village.
Featuring the Communities Choir under
the direction of Nancy Doane and Lucas
Munroe. Free will offering. Donations to
Haiti Relief Fund. Pastor Jim Bragan and
congregation extend a warm welcome
to all.
SATURDAY, MARCH 13. Newport United
Church Hall. Brooklyn. Saturday, March
13. 4:30 – 6:00pm. Roast Pork Dinner.
$10.00 per person.
Martock Ski Hill.
Lions Breakfast.
Old Fashioned Gospel Musical Evening.
Roast Beef Supper.
in the museum at 281 King Street,
Windsor. Speaker: Rev. David Curry
speaking on Flora MacDonald. Come to
our meeting and hear the amazing story
of this brave woman and her heroic visit
in Windsor. Meeting ends with a
delicious lunch. All welcome. No charge.
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MARCH 27 in the Avondale Hall. Saturday,
March 27. Registration at 12:30pm. Play
begins at 1:00pm. Cash prizes, 50/50
and door prizes. Free tea and coffee.
Everyone welcome. Info 792-2874.
Valley community concert band
REHEARSES MONDAY NIGHTS 7:30 to 9:30
p.m. at Hantsport School Band Room.
New members welcome. Call Roger
Taylor, 798-1730, for more info.
Hantsport Library.
45s card party
ALL LIBRARY EVENTS ARE FREE! Call 684-
TUESDAY NIGHTS at Station 2, 1884
4005 for more information or visit
www.valleylibrary.ca Hantsport Library
"in the school". 11 School St.
West Hants Historical Society Monthly
meeting.
WINDSOR LIBRARY. BABIES AND BOOKS -
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 7:30pm. Downstairs
February 3rd to March 10th. Babies
Highway 14, Vaughans at 7 p.m. $2 per
evening of play. Prizes, 50/50, Snacks, All
welcome, call Irene at 798-4900 for more
info.
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Events…
Live Theatre
45s card party
Too Soon for Daises
The stage is set for laughter in rural England of the 1960s when three elderly ladies
“escape” from their dull retirement home
life in this British comedy thriller Too
Soon for Daisies. They find an empty cottage in a sleepy village and settle in. The
real owner shows up and immediately
drops dead! The ladies lay his body to rest
at the bottom of an unused well and carry
on as the new owners. Complications
ensue with the arrival of a young woman
who has come to meet her uncle at his
new home. Then the fun really begins.
March 19, 20, 26, 27 at &:30pm March
21 at 2 p.m.
Fountain Performing Arts Centre,
Kings-Edgehill School. Windsor.
Tickets at door: $12/adults; $10 /student or QAAW member.
For information: 1-902-472-7229 (QAAW)
p.m. $2.00 to play. 50/50, cash prizes and
lunch is provided. All are welcome. For more
information, call 757-2913.
Card parties
EVERY TUESDAY at 7 p.m. at the Station 2
Fire Hall, 1884 Highway 14. All are
welcome!
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, 7:30 p.m. at the
Mount Denson Community Hall from
October 19 to May 3. There will be 50/50
draw and a late lunch. Everyone
welcome. Proceeds go to Hall upkeep.
Kempt United Baptist Church's youth
program
MEETS THE SECOND AND FOURTH
TUESDAYS of the month 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
We are continuing with our Safari to
Kenya. Youth ages two to twelve are
welcome.
Handcraft/fellowship time for a loonie
TUESDAY, from 1 to 2:15 p.m. Bring along
your knitting, crocheting, tatting, and
quilting; whatever keeps your hands busy
and enjoy some fellowship time. Any
questions, contact Sherri 684-3567.
Children and grandchildren also
welcome.
Jam sessions
THURSDAY EVENINGS, from 7 p.m. at the
Newport Corner Community Hall. Free
will offering at the door.
TUESDAY NIGHTS, 7 p.m. at West Hants
ground Search and Rescue building in
Mount Denson. Free will offering, all
money going to Search and Rescue. Light
lunch will be served. For info, call Carol
684-3479 or Becky 792-1562
The Last of Jane Auten
In the marvelous and touching comedy,
preseted by CentreStage Theatre in
Kentville, two elderly, usually quite proper
sisters in a small Midwestern town, bored
with playing canasta and attending readings of Jane Austin novels at their local
church, develop a passion for watching
boxing on television. When a shabby transient shows up at their door looking for
odd jobs, they decide to train him to be a
boxer. Despite his lack of skill, questionable morals, and warnings from their suspicious niece, the women manage the
boxer in a "real fight", and create a buzz in
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the boxing world. But, is he who they
think he is, or is he a glib opportunistreveling in the attentions of two old ladies?
Will he demolish their dream or provide
them with a satisfying adventure in their
waning years?
The Last of Jane Austen stars David
Lane as the shabby transient and Rose
Meagher and Anke Van Ek as the two elderly sisters. The show also features
Branaghlee Lane, Brenda Ellis, Wayne
Dupuis, Andrew Comeau and Keegan
Martin. It is directed by Candy O’Brien.
The show is appropriate for older teens
and adults.
Thursday, February 25th (pay what you
can) and continues playing on Friday and
Saturday nights at 8pm until March 27th.
There will be a 2pm matinee on Sunday,
March 14th.
Reservations: 678-8040 t
Swing towards Spring with live music
The ETC Band will host an evening of
Celtic and Maritime Music at the Windsor
United Church, Saturday, March 13 at 7
pm. Featuring Reg Ivany, David Howell,
John Caldwell, Blaine MacCall, Greg Tufts
and Andrew Kent. All proceeds go to the
Windsor United Church.
Beat the Winter blues with a Spring Tune-up
Musicians and music lovers from all over
Nova Scotia will gather in West Hants to
bury winter with some good old fashioned
toe tapping during the first ever Spring
Tune-up Bluegrass weekend March 5-6.
Main event is March 6 at the Windsor
Legion. The Saturday night concert will
feature the Spinney Brothers, Shady Lane
and New Ground with special guests
Hants counties own, Glen Parker and
from New Brunswick multiple award-winner Frank Doody and the not to be
missed, legendary bluegrass fiddler, Ray
Legere.
Tickets are available at Moe’s Place
Music Sales and Service in Windsor
Wow Dishes it Out
Festival Theater Wolfville presents ‘Stirring the Pot WOW Dishes it Out’ at the
Festival Theatre in Wolfville. March 4-6 at
8:00pm. 2:00pm Matinee on Saturday.
Tickets $15. Students/Seniors $12. Available from WOW members or at the Box of
Delights, Wolfville. 542-9511
Sealed tenders clearly marked with the Job Number
and Job Name, addressed and delivered to the
Annapolis Valley Housing Authority, 25 Kentucky
Court, New Minas, NS B4N 4N1 and will be received up to 2:00 p.m.
local time, March 11, 2010, for the following jobs:
AVHA #08-10, Carpet Cleaning Services for Annapolis, Kings & Hants
Counties.
AVHA #09-10, Appliance Maintenance and Repair Services for
Annapolis, Kings and Hants Counties.
AVHA #10-10, Furnace Maintenance & Repair for Annapolis, Kings and
Hants counties.
Each Tender must be on the Authority’s tender form, which may be
obtained together with related documents from the following Housing
Authority Offices:
- 25 Kentucky Court, New Minas, NS
- 101 Magee Drive, Middleton, NS
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THURSDAY NIGHTS at Belmont Hall at 7:30
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Tenders must be returned to and will be opened immediately after
tender closing at the Annapolis Valley Housing Authority, 25 Kentucky
Court, New Minas, NS.
The Housing Authority reserves the right to reject any or all tenders
and to accept any tender deemed to be in its best interest.
March 7th
Church Changes
All other services as announced
RUN NOVA SCOTIA
Announces its 2010
ROAD RACE SERIES
10-Apr, Credit Union Atlantic Lung Run, Halifax, 5K
25-Apr, Greenwood ZX 10K, Greenwood (T)
UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Ste. Croix Pastoral Charge
10:00 am Ellershouse
11:15 am Ste Croix
02-May, Field of Dreams 5K Run, Bridgewater
09-May, Wolfville 8 Mile Road Race, Wolfville
05-Jun, Enfield Penguin Run, Enfield, 10 mile, 5K (T)
13-Jun, Lunenburg World Heritage 5K, Lunenburg (T) (P)
20-Jun, Johnny Miles Race Weekend. New Glasgow, 10K
Half Marathon and Marathon
27-Jun, Liverpool Privateer Days, Liverpool, 5 mile (T)
03-Jul, Cross Border Challenge, Amherst, 10K
11-Jul, Pictou YMCA Run for the Lobster, Pictou, 10K
17-Jul, Sheila Poole 10K, Yarmouth, (T) (P)
24-Jul, Windsor 5km Fun Run, Windsor
Newport Pastoral Charge
8:45 am Scotch Village
10:30 am Avondale
25-Jul, Nova Scotia Marathon and Half Marathon (P),
Barrington Passage
01-Aug, MacPass Miles Bridge Run, Dartmouth, 1 mile
02-Aug, Dartmouth Natal Day, Dartmouth, 6 mile (T)
07-Aug, Digby Scallop Days 5K Fun Run, Digby
14-Aug, Louisbourg Race Through Time, Louisbourg, 8 mile
ANGLICAN CHURCH
St. James Anglican Church
(Brooklyn)
Regular Sunday Service
at 10:30 am
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29-Aug, Cobequid Trail, Truro, 10K, Half Marathon
05-Sep, Berwick Gala Days Road Race, Berwick, 5 mile (T)
11-Sep, Cole Harbour Harvest Festival, Cole Harbour,
6 mile
10-Oct, Tim Hortons Valley Harvest Marathon, Wolfville,
Marathon (P), Half Marathon, 10K
16-Oct, NSAC Homecoming 5K, Truro
(T) - Timex Series Race
(P) - Provincial Championship Race
For further information contact Run Nova Scotia
www.runnovascotia.ca [email protected]
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Western Zone High School Hockey
Championship Windsor Mar 4-6:
Friday, March 5/2010
2:00 p.m.– Parkview versus Kings-Edgehill
6:00 p.m. – Horton versus Parkview
8:00 p.m. – Kings-Edgehill versus Avonview
The top two teams in the round robin
tournament will play for the championship
and the right to advance to the Division 1
Nova Scotia High School Hockey Championships later in March being hosted by
Millwood High of Sackville. The championship game will start at 6:40 p.m. on Saturday, March 5, 2010.
The loser of this championship game
can still advance to Millwood with a win
over the # 4 seed from the Capital Region.
A member of the Avalanche Coaching
Staff Maurice Harvey of Brooklyn said there
is no real heavy favorite heading into the
tournament, it will essentially boil down to
how badly the teams really want a win. The
opening two days will be round-robin. Harvey said, “the potential is there for an all
Windsor Western Zone final. We played
Kings-Edgehill twice earlier in the year and,
make no mistake, they do have a good team
but both games resulting in victories, the
Avalnache did not have their # 1 goaltender
in the line-up in Joe Hines.” Harvey said,
“Hines has literally stood on his head this
season in leading the Avalanche to tournament victories and is literally one of the
best high school goalies in the province.”
Fans are encouraged to get out at some
point this weekend to see some exciting
and breathtaking hockey at the Western
Zone Sr. Boys Hockey Championship in
Windsor at the Hants Exhibition Arena.
Final 2009-2010 Valley High School
Hockey League Standings:
GP W L OTL Points
1. Central Kings 20 14 5 1
29
2. NorthEast Kings 20 13 6 1
27
3. Middleton
20 12 6 2
26
4. Horton
20 11 8 1
23
5. Avonview
20 8 12 0
16
6. West Kings
20 2 15 3
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Cody White fires one past defenceman Greg Grant in third period action at Windsor Arena Friday.
Royals could face elimination Thursday in Windsor
Depending on what transpired in the
third game of their Nova Scotia Junior
Hockey League's Best of seven-divisional
semi-final game with the St. Margaret’s
Bay Ducks, the Windsor Royals could be
facing elimination Thursday evening in
Windsor in Game four of the series scheduled for an 8:00 p.m. start at the Hants
Exhibition arena.
The Royals, despite outshooting the
Ducks in both games were hammered 9-3
at home in game one at home this past
Friday evening and then went to St. Margaret's Bay Saturday evening where they
fell behind 4-0 by the 5:19 mark of the second period before rallying somewhat with
three goals, two from T.J. Boyd and another from Sam Webb to bring the Royals to
within one but that is as far as they could
come against a strong skating Ducks
team. The Ducks with their 5th goal of the
game at the 9:59 mark of the third period
sealed the victory and gave them a 2-0
lead in the series.
Friday's game in Windsor got off to a
poor start and starting goalie Fraser Bailey was replaced after allowing the game's
first three goals but it did not get any better for the hometown team. The Bay held
period leads of 4-1 and 6-3. Cameron Gordon, Cody White short-handed and
Claude Lemothe scored for the Royals.
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Ironically enough, the Valley High School
Hockey League has no league playoffs
with teams advancing to Level 1, 2 or 3 of
provincial playdown hockey in early
March.
This is what will begin March 4 at the
Hants Exhibition Arena as the Avonview
Avalanche of Windsor will host the Western Zone Level 1 Tournament March 4, 5
and 6 in Windsor. The following is the
schedule:
Thursday, March 4
12:0 noon– Avonview versus Parkview of
Bridgewater
2:00 p.m. – Kings-Edgehill versus Horton
6:00 p.m. – Horton versus Avonview
The Pengrowth-Nova Scotia
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($2,500 renewable over 4 years) to students entering a Nova Scotia university, and as many as
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The university application deadline is April 30, 2010. The NSCC application deadline is May 7, 2010.
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“This scholarship has allowed me to pursue my studies in
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The Hants Journal
March 4, 2010
Hantsport beats
Kings to advance
By the time you read this, the
Hantsport Pumas will have
already played in the Western
Zone Jr. High Girls Basketball
Championship as they travelled to Yarmouth on Tuesday.
However the Pumas knew
what incredibly strong competition they would be facing
when they played the
Yarmouth Jr. Girls team and
were delighted with their
efforts this past weekend. The
Pumas struck fast and early
Friday afternoon in their
home gymnasium destroying
NorthEast Kings by 44 points
and advancing to Friday
evening's championship game
between the winner of the
Wolfville and West Hants
game which turned out to be
West Hants.
If it had not been for the
big hole West Hants dug for
themselves early in the championship game, the outcome
could have been much different. The Pumas hung on and
defeated the West Hants
Sabres 45-38 after leading the
Sabres 26-11 at half-time and
pushing their lead to 20
points before Hants West
caught a second breath early
in the second half.
Lauren Jodrey who played
the game of her life the previous weekend in helping her
Puma teamates garner homecourt advantage for the district finals led Hantsport
again scoring 14 points while
Kyleigh Ford and Molly Johnson both nettted 11 in the
championship win. Jodrey the
previous weekend played a
game for the ages as
Hantsport edged West Hants
48-46 to earn home-court
advantage for the playoffs
before a nearly packed gymnasium of students, parents
and grandparents. Jodrey's
flawless performance in her
team's 48-46 victory saw her
collect more than half of her
team's points as she finished
with 25. She did this with critical baskets and timeless foul
shooting. In Friday's championship game, Allison Boyd
playing her final Jr. High Scool
Basketball game scored 29
points for the losing Sabres.
West Hants advanced to
the championship game with
a thrilling 44-36 win over
Wolfville. West Hants was
playing without their leading
rebounder Haley Guild who
was vacationing with ther
parents but the rest of the
team took charge. Maude
Greer netted 8 points with 4
baskets at critical times. The
baskets were beautiful outside shots when Wolfville was
applying pressure. Keanya
Miller on a great passing play
made it 38-31 Sabres.
Wolfville led at half-time 1211. Allison Boyd finished with
23 points as the Sabres top
shooter.
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TEAM WINDSOR GOING TO NATIONALS THIS FALL
Windsor Curling Club played host to womens’ curling teams from 16 curling clubs from around Nova Scotia in the 2010 Dominion Womens’
Provincial Club Championship Feb 19 to 21. Congratulations to Team Windsor who defeated Lakeshore Curling Club from Sackville in the
final game to win the right to represent Nova Scotia in the Dominion National Club Championship which will be held in Prince Edward
Island in the fall. Congratulations to Courtney Smith, Abbey Miller, Heather Ross, and Shelley Samson.
Canada games trials curling action this weekend
Windsor Shooting Stars lose in semi-final
The Windsor Shooting Stars Midget Basketball
Team were eliminated from the playoffs in the Metro
Midget Basketball League this past Saturday. The
Shooting Stars got off to a horrible start and simply
could not find the basket in the first half and it cost
them as the Sackville Storm jumped out to a 24-10
lead at halftime and an eventual 45-32 win. The
Stars rallied somewhat in the second half scoring fifteen points in the third quarter but it was too little,
too late. Allison Boyd netted 17 points and Scarlett
Smith 12 in the losing cause. The Storm went on
and played the Dartmouth Lakers in Sunday afternoon's year-end championship game.
Family and Children Services Hants County
NEW Name
NEW Address
Please be advised that the
Family and Children Services of Hants County
has become Hants County District Office - Child Welfare
The new address will be:
Department of Community Services
Hants County District Office - Child Welfare
1496 King St.
Windsor, NS
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This Friday through Sunday March 5-7th
will be an action packed weekend at the
Windsor Curling Club as 24 teams participate in the Trials 2 Draw of the Canada Games trials. Falmouth's Ron MacCormack will coach the Drew MacCormack rink. which includes Ryan Whitehead, Nicolas Den Hartos and Jordan
Cassidy while Shelley MacDougall will
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tion team of Leigh Melanson, Nick
Woodman, Ben Roberts and Jamie Patterson. Partipating teams include six
from Chester, three each from Lunenburg and Mayflower, a pair of teams
from Truro and CFB Halifax and single
teams from Windsor-West Hants, Brookfield, Halifax’s Chedabucto, the Municipality of Clare, Bridgewater and Dartmouth.
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A very special thank you goes out to each and every one for their
consistency in providing extra special care to the Residents on a daily basis
And for their continued support, leadership & countless contributions
That will last for many generations to come!
The CANADA SNOWBOARD TOUR
arrives at Martock Ski Hill for the Snowboardcross North American Cup on
March 5th and 6th. This competition is
an official test event for the 2011 Halifax
Canada Winter Games.
The event will feature two days of
intense snowboardcross competition
with some of the regions best snowboard
athletes. The competition is expected to
draw over 50 national and international
athletes. The event already has athletes
from across Canada as well as the USA
and Australia confirmed as attending.
North American Cup Events are
important to athletes as they allows them
to accumulate FIS points and proceed
onto World Cup events.
This is the first time a North American
Cup has been held in Canada east of Que-
bec, which has made it all the more exciting an event for local athletes. “For the
first time, our athletes do not need to travel outside of the province to compete at
this level,” said Karen Chasse, Nova Scotia
Snowboard Association President.
“We are very proud to be offering two
snowboardcross events with men’s,
women’s, and adaptive categories, as well
as, an adaptive athlete development camp
over the two days,” said Steve Fairbairn,
the Planning Committee Chair, “it’s going
to be an exciting event.”
The competition is set for, March 5th
and 6th beginning with qualifications at
10:30 am and finals are scheduled to start
at 1:30 pm both days. The snowboardcross course will be set up on Shanes run
at Martock Ski Hill there is viewing space
at a number of locations along the course.
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Obituaries
CUVILIER, Frances Muriel of Falmouth, formerly of Hantsport, passed away on Thursday,
February 25, 2010 at the home of her daughter
in Coldbrook, Kings County. Born in East Walton, Hants County, she was a daughter of the
late Fred and Kezie (Wilson) McLellan. Following the death of her husband, she was
employed with the Hants Assessment office,
Windsor, from where she retired in 1986. She
spent her married life in Hantsport and was a
member of St. James United Church. She was
active with the United Church Women, was an
excellent cook and an avid bridge player and
teacher. She spent many hours at Dykeland
Lodge, Windsor and became affectionately
known as “The Cookie Lady”. She will be sadly
missed by all who knew and loved her. She is
survived by her daughter, Carol (Bill) Steeves,
Coldbrook; cherished granddaughter, Jill,
Ottawa; three sisters, Phyllis, Bridgewater;
Dorothy, Toronto and Helen, Windsor; two
brothers, Phil (Dorothy), Hantsport and Bobby
(Marie). Lower Sackville; many nieces and
nephews. She was predeceased by her husband and best friend, Frank; infant son, Gerard;
sister, Jeannie and brother, Jimmie. Cremation
has taken place under the direction of the
White Family Funeral Home and Cremation
Services, Kentville and there was no visitation,
by request. Family and friends were invited to
attend a graveside service which was held at
2:00 p.m. Monday, March 1, 2010 in Riverbank
Cemetery, Hantsport, Reverend Glennis Smith
officiating. A reception followed in St. James
United Church Hall, Prince Street, Hantsport. In
lieu of flowers, donations in memory may be
made to Annapolis Valley Health - Palliative
Care. Funeral arrangements have been
entrusted to the White Family Funeral Home
and Cremation Services, Kentville. On-line condolences or inquiries may be directed to
www.whitefamilyfuneralhome.com.
MUIR
MILLER
MILLER, Mary Lillian –
69, born on October
15, 1940, of Bedford,
formally of Falmouth
passed away suddenly on Wednesday,
February 24, 2010 at Dartmouth General
Hospital surrounded by family. She was the
daughter of the late Edgar and Minnie ShearerDykens of Three Mile Plains. She will be greatly missed. Mary is survived by her husband of
50 years Ronald Eugene Miller. Mary was loved
by everyone who knew her. She enjoyed gardening, quilting, sewing and playing cards but
most of all spending time with family. She is
survived by her children Cindy MillerMacAloney (Wilfred),
Terry E. Miller, Jeana
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Tinamarie Roy (Tom) of Bedford, Grandchildren James MacAloney, Nolan Miller, Morgan
Roy, Brandon Roy, Amanda Lanctot-Miller,
Wendy Berube, and Jessica Berube. Sisters
Evelyn Swinamer, Lois McCulloch and brothers
Gerald Shearer, Joe and Malcolm Dykens. She
was predeceased by her son Jamie and daughter Sherri, brother Cyril (Buck) Dykens, sisters
Doris Arsenault, Rita Barker and Barbara Pemberton. She was laid to rest at the Falmouth
Cemetery.Rest in peace Mom (Mary), we will
always love and miss you!
MUIR, Michael Joseph
“Mike” (Sgt. Ret’d) age 60, of Ellershouse,
Hants County, passed
away on Sunday,
February 21, 2010, at
his home. Born on
April 23, 1949, in
Toronto, Ontario, he
was a son of the late Alexander and Mina (Gorman) Muir. Michael joined the Canadian Armed
Forces in 1968 and served on bases in Ontario
and Nova Scotia, rising to the rank of Sergeant,
before his retirement. After his military service,
he joined the Canadian Corps of Commissionaires, serving in Nova Scotia until recently. He is
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survived by his children, Tim Muir (Elaine
Aalder), Three Mile Plains; Heather (Jimmy)
Macumber, Three Mile Plains; and Michelle Muir
(Gary Underwood), Ardoise; grandchildren,
Tyler Muir, Branden Muir, Evan Macumber,
Lukas Underwood; his former wife, Sandra
Swinamer; sister, Sandra Muir Reilly; his brother,
Gerard Muir; several nieces and nephews.
Besides his parents, Alexander and Mina (Gorman) Muir; he was predeceased by his sister,
Leona Muir Ryan. Funeral arrangements are
under the care of Lindsay’s Windsor Funeral
Home, 194 King Street, Windsor. Funeral Mass
was 10 a.m. Saturday, February 27, 2010, in St.
John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church,
339 King Street, Windsor. The Rev. Fr. Michael J.
Walsh officiated, followed by a reception in the
Lindsay Family Reception Centre, 184 King
Street. Interment was in the Ste. Croix Cemetery, St. Croix. In lieu of flowers, donations in
memory were requested to be made to the
Canadian Diabetes Association. To sign the
book of condolence, click on “Obituaries” at,
www.lindsaysfuneralhome.com
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March 4, 2010
SALTER, Theodore
Robert “Ted”, age 56,
of Windsor. It was with
deep sadness that the
Salter
family
announced the passing of Ted, on Friday,
February 19, 2010, at his home. Born on February
24, 1953, in Windsor, Hants County, Nova Scotia,
he was a son of the late Howard and Daisy (Wark)
Salter. Ted grew up in Scotch Village, he worked
all his life in construction and at the time of his illness, he was an employee of Tilt Pro Ltd., B.D.
Stevens. He was an adherant of the Windsor
United Church and a member of the Hants
County Branch No. 009, Royal Canadian Legion,
Windsor. When diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, he continued on with his life and his favorite
saying became “It is what it is!” Ted was a very
quiet, understanding man, who was always willing to lend a helping hand to anyone. His family
meant everything to him and he was happiest
when helping them do renovations on their
homes or being chief cook at all the family barbeques. His Boxing Day meatballs will be sadly
missed. Ted is survived by his wife of 34 years,
Gwen (McLellan) Salter; son, Michael Salter, Falmouth; daughter, Angela (Charles Fortin), Windsor; sister, Judy Zwicker, MacKay Section; brothers, Stephen (Janet) Salter, Windsor; Kevin (Pam)
Salter, Stanley; nephews, Corey (Tara) Zwicker;
Brandon Salter; great nieces, Haley and Korri
Zwicker, who always brought a twinkle to his
eyes. He is also survived by his extended family,
Stephen and Susan Underwood, Windsor;
Andrew Harvey (Kristyn Anderson) and their
Thank You
The family of the late
Louise Ellen Harvey
wishes to express sincere appreciation for
those many acts of kindness, messages of
sympathy, and visits to the funeral home
during our recent loss of our Mother,
Sister, and Aunt. We especially wish to
thank Rev. Garnet Parker and the
management and staff of the J. Wilson
Allen Funeral Home, along with the staff
of Haliburton Place at the Hants
Community Hospital.
The Harvey, McLellan, Brown, Cox, and
Mogensen Families
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SMITH
SMITH, Dorothy, 98, of
Windsor, formerly of
Tonge Hill, Hants Co.,
passed away on Saturday, February 20,
2010, in the Dykeland
Lodge,
Windsor,
where she has been a resident for the past 12
years. Born on April 1, 1911, in Belmont, Hants
Co., she was the daughter of the late James Henry and Bessie (Benedict) Benedict. Dorothy was a
member of the Windsor United Church. In her
younger years, she was a housekeeper for Dr.
Smith. Dorothy is survived by her daughters,
Pauline (Walter) Foley, Ottawa, Ontario; Doreen
(Keith) Tomlinson, Garlands Crossing; her son,
Reginald (Diane) Smith, Kingston, Ontario;
WARD
WARD,
Blanche
“Marie”, 83, of Mount
Uniacke, Hants County, passed away Sunday, February 21,
2010, at the Windsor
Elms Village, Windsor.
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Born on August 29, 1926, in Windsor, Hants
County, Nova Scotia, she was the daughter of
the late Charles and Mary (Benedict) Davis.
Marie and her husband, Carl, resided in Dover,
Mass. for 33 years, coming back to Mount Uniacke to retire in 1993. She was a member of the
South Rawdon Baptist Church. Marie is survived
by her son, Garnet, Bellingham, Mass.; grandchildren, Andrew (Jamie) and Deric Ward; Melissa (Dale) McCann); great-grandchildren, Donovan and Isabella Ward; Ava McCann, all of
Bellingham, Mass; sisters, Jean (Burnette
“Bernie”) Fralic, Lower Sackville; Linda (William)
Thomson, Mount Uniacke; many nieces,
nephews, great and great-great nieces and
nephews. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by her husband, Carl Morris Ward; her
son, Charles Joseph Ward. Visitation was 2-4 and
7-9 p.m. Thursday, February 25, in Lindsay’s
Windsor Funeral Home, 194 King Street, Windsor. Funeral service was 2 p.m. Friday, February
26, 2010, in the South Rawdon Baptist Church,
South Rawdon. The Rev. Clarence Bungay officiating. Interment was the South Rawdon Baptist
Cemetery, followed by a reception in the South
Rawdon Baptist Church Hall. The family wishes
to give a special Thanks, to Dr. Mark Kazimirski,
to all the Nursing staff and support staff of the
Windsor Elms, for all the very special care and
thoughtfulness they gave to Marie during her
stay. Family flowers only, donations in memory
of Marie, were requested to be made to the Kidney Foundation of Nova Scotia or to a charity of
one’s choice. To sign the book of condolence,
click on “Obituaries” at, www.lindsaysfuneralhome.com
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grandchildren, Peter Foley, Bradley Foley, Tanya
Lake, and Sarah Chaudhari; great grandchildren,
Liam Foley, Kristie Lake and Matthew Lake; sisters, Gladys MacBurnie and Muriel Moore, both
at Dykeland Lodge, Windsor; brothers, Lewis
Benedict, and Gordon Benedict, both at Dykeland Lodge, Windsor; several nieces and
nephews. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by her husband, Clarence Rupert Smith
(1987); granddaughter, Pamela Foley; her sisters,
Marion Lowe, Lottie Davis, and Winnie Benedict.
Visitation was 7-9 p.m. Wednesday, February 24,
2010, in Lindsay’s Windsor Funeral Home, 194
King Street, Windsor, followed by cremation. A
graveside service will be held at a later date, in
Maplewood Cemetery, Windsor. Family flowers
only and donations in memory of Dorothy, were
requested to be made to The Friends of Dykeland Lodge, Windsor. The family wishes to send
special Thanks, to Dorothy’s neighbours on
Tonge Hill, Doris Lake, Lawrence and Janet Boyd,
the Zwicker family; also to the staff of Dykeland
Lodge, for the wonderful care Dorothy received
over the past 12 years. To sign the book of condolence, click on “Obituaries”at, www.lindsaysfuneralhome.com
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SALTER
daughter Andie, Windsor; Michelle Peach, Falmouth. Besides his parents, he was predeceased
by, brother-in-law, Fred Zwicker (2001). Visitation
was 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday, February 21, in
Lindsay’s Windsor Funeral Home, 194 King
Street, Windsor. Funeral service was 2 p.m. Monday, February 22, 2010, in the Windsor United
Church, 611 King Street, Windsor. The Rev. Bill
Gibson officiated, followed by interment in the
Scotch Village Community Cemetery, Scotch Village, Hants County. Donations in memory of Ted,
were requested to be made to the Canadian
Cancer Society (Pancreatic Research) or to the
Scotch Village Community Cemetery. To sign the
book of condolence, click on “Obituaries” at,
www.lindsaysfuneralhome.com
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March 18th, 2010 is available at the
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web site at: www.townofwindsor.ns.ca.
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MARCH 18, 2010 WILL NOT BE
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A Tribute to Ashley
HIS JOURNEY’S JUST BEGUN
Don’t think of him as gone away
His Journey’s just begun
Life holds so many facets,
This earth is only one.
Just to think of him as resting
From the sorrows and the tears
In a place of warmth and comfort
Where there are no days and years.
Think how he must be wishing
That we could know today
That nothing but our sadness
Can really pass away.
Please think of him as living
In the hearts of those he touched,
For nothing loved is every lost
And he was loved so much.
We would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to
all our family and friends, for all the cards,
donations, food, phone calls and visits and
thanks to special friends at Kendall Lane,
Windsor. Thank you to H.C. Lindsay Funeral
Homes, Kentville and also to Chaplain Jim
Norton for his words of comfort at the service.
God bless you all.
Mom Marsha (Pineo) Brooks, Windsor
Sister Tara and Brother In-law Andrew Davison,
Alberta
Nieces Mikayla and MacKenzie Jane Davison,
Alberta
Nephews Jared and Taran Davison, Alberta
Maternal Grandparents Earl and Rhoda Pineo,
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March 4, 2010
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Status quo no longer acceptable, says Acadian Lines
Hearings into fewer Valley bus runs underway
By John DeCoste
[email protected]
NovaNewsNow.com
Acadian Lines suggests “the status quo is simply not acceptable”
in light of rising costs and steadily
declining revenues over the past
five years.
Acadian Intercity Coaches has
applied to the Nova Scotia Utility
and Review Board to discontinue
service between Kentville and
Digby and reduce its service
between Kentville and Halifax.
The board’s hearing into the
company’s application was Feb.
24 in Greenwich. A public session
was also held Feb. 25 in Digby.
Manon Piche, Acadian’s vicepresident of marketing sales and
strategic development, told the
board, since Orleans Express
bought Acadian Lines in 2004, the
number of customer trips sold has
(except for a small temporary
spike in 2008 due to high fuel
prices) declined by 19.5 per cent.
During that same period, the
average price per trip has
increased by 27 per cent, mainly to
keep pace with the price of fuel.
Piche said 2009 “was a terrible
year for us,” both in terms of
decreased customer trips and an
increased average price per trip.
“We thought 2010 might be a
regain, but our January, 2010 was
down 17 per cent from January,
2009,” making for “a difficult situation.”
Over the past six years, she
said, Acadian has implemented a
number of measures to increase
efficiency and cut costs.
“We feel we’ve done all we can
and, our conclusion is, it’s not
working. We still have a negative
bottom line in the Maritimes.”
“Our Nova Scotia network is
marginally profitable, but not
enough to sustain our service at
The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board panel presiding over last week’s Acadian Intercity Coaches hearing in Greenwich included (left to
right) Murray Doehler, chair Roland Deveau and Dawna Ring. J.DeCoste
current levels. Our main concern
is that our operating costs are too
high for the revenue we’re generating.”
Because “we have to run our
buses, and pay rent and salaries whether there are passengers or
not,” the company has no choice
but to “review the entire network,
and reduce where there is limited
potential and increase
where there is bigger
potential.”
Specific to the Valley,
Acadian Lines points to
“an alternative mode of
transportation” in the Digby-Kentville corridor in
Kings Transit, which “operates on the same route at a
much lower price.”
Acadian Lines “doesn’t
believe there should be
two carriers doing the
same route. Since we are
not profitable in that corridor, we suggest leaving Kings
Transit the entire market.”
For its part, Kings Transit
reminded the board, in a letter
from general manager Ron
Mullins, it is not in direct competition with Acadian.
“We do not accept luggage (no
“
storage compartments), we do
not have bathrooms on board, we
do not provide transportation to
major hubs outside the Valley like
Halifax, the Halifax airport or New
Brunswick; and we do not offer
shuttle or charter services.
“We are a municipal transit
authority that offers rural Nova
Scotians accessible transit to
The Municipality of Annapolis
County had formal intervenor
standing at the hearing, represented by Warden Peter Newton
and Terry Thibodeau of the
Annapolis-Digby Development
Agency.
In his presentation, Newton
noted, according to the 2006 census, 20 per cent of the population
of Annapolis County was
over 65 years of age (in
Digby County, the figure
was similar, at 19 per
cent). Annapolis County
is also “well below the
provincial and national
average” in terms of per
capita disposable and
discretionary income.
“These numbers and
statistics translate into a
greater need for accessible public transportaAnnapolis County Warden Peter Newton
tion, not the demise of it,”
Newton said. “Public
work, to school, to medical servic- transportation in rural areas is
es or social functions for their dai- often non-existent, and private
ly lives.”
transportation is often in short
Describing Kings Transit as “an supply for the elderly, youth, the
essential municipal service,” disabled, those on low incomes
Mullins added, “we would hope and those who choose not to own
that Acadian Lines continues to cars.”
service Kentville to Digby.”
He added, “although we do
Public transportation in rural areas
is often non-existent, and private
transportation is often in short supply
for the elderly, youth, the disabled,
those on low incomes and those
who choose not to own cars.
Acadian Intercity Coaches was represented by Manon Piche, vice president of marketing sales and strategic
development; president and chief administrative officer Sylvain Langis and accounting manager Nancy MacRae.
J.DeCoste
”
have wonderful private transportation services offered to our
residents, these services are overworked and funding is always an
issue. Their future is never certain.”
Annapolis County residents
“are very fortunate” to have Kings
Transit, “but this is in no way comparable to Acadian Lines. In actuality, the two services are more of
a complement to each other’s
clientele,” with Kings Transit “serving a completely different market”
more local than regional in scope.
Newton suggested, as Acadian
is citing financial reasons for
abandoning this service, “we ask
that they explore new marketing
initiatives or a re-examination of
their schedules in an effort to
increase clientele before making
such a drastic and permanent
decision.”
Correspondence from the public, much of which came from
people in Annapolis and Digby
counties, agreed Acadian Lines
and Kings Transit serve different
segments of the population.
Bridgetown area resident Clark
Morris also found it “ironic that a
hearing regarding this issue is
held in a location requiring a taxi
ride to get from the nearest bus
stop.”
More than one concerned citizen felt the discontinuation of the
Digby to Kentville service would
cut off the access of Valley residents to “sensible, reliable and
efficient public transportation.”
Other letter writers suggested,
while Acadian is using as justification for its application the gradual
shift of rural Nova Scotians to
urban areas, one of the main reasons behind this shift is the gradual erosion of services such as
transportation in rural areas like
the Valley.
The Municipality of the County of Annapolis received special intervenor status into the application by Acadian
Intercity Coaches to discontinue its service between Kentville and Digby and reduce its service between Kentville
and Halifax. The municipality was represented at the hearing by Warden Peter Newton (left) and Terry Thibodeau of
the Annapolis-Digby Development Agency. J.DeCoste
The Hants Journal
March 4, 2010
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Putting an X through extra weight
TV show, life behind woman’s goals to share experiences at Plakas workshop
these pounds, and know my life can’t
function well with them.”
Plakas will be at Central Kings
Be prepared to work, Amy Sentis says, April17 and 18, and 125 tickets for each
but it won’t be the challenge she faced presentation, which includes two hours
as one of the first participants in season of advice, life-lessons and challenge, folone of X-weighted, a show taking a lowed by a boot camp; are now available
group of overweight people through
on-line or the Michelin Sports and
a life-changing regime of diet,
Social Club, Waterville. Phone
exercise and mental adjustinquiries may be made at (902) 538ments.
9267.
The Berwick woman lost 31
“You can’t be in a room with Paul
pounds on the six-month
and not get something out of it.
show, but she knows she
He’s a no-excuse guy and he’ll
could have done more, and
tell you face-to-face, ‘You’re
she needs to do more now
wrong,’ and take your excuses
to continue to improve her
away,” Sentis says, but she’s not
health and fitness levels.
waiting.
She’s asked the show’s driv“There’s a national challenge,
er, personal trainer Paul
all the same things as the show,
Plakas, to visit the Valley and
and you do it at home. I know I
boost her own efforts, and
could have doubled my loss on
host two days of workshops
the show, and I’m going to lose 60
for 250 others who want the
pounds before the end of June,”
same advice.
she says.
“I was so opposed to him
“It’s a slow climb down.”
on the show – of course I
Sentis has good reasons for
was the fitness expert,” she
tackling her weight.
says now, sarcastically. “He
“I’m proud to say I’m only
had all the tools – I just
10 pounds off what I was at
had to get to the point I
the show’s finale,” and she’s
could accept that.
lost that since the challenge’s
“I needed to feel the Paul Plakas: fitness guru “a no- January 1 start date. “I still
uncomfortableness
of excuse guy.” Submitted
eat and follow what I should
By Sara Keddy
[email protected]
NovaNewsNow.com
do, but now it’s about priorities – me.”
Add her marriage, four children –
including twins, and her health.
“I’m ready to not have the weight
anymore.”
She knows there are many people
that feel the same, and a workshop
Plakas gave in Saint John inspired her to
invite him to the Valley. He agreed.
The two days will follow the same
schedule: Plakas’ talk and training,
along with what Sentis hopes will be a
health and wellness fair for anyone who
would like to attend, ticket holders and
the general public. Plakas will take time
at the expo to meet visitors and sign his
book.
“I want to use this to help people, but
I also want to leave Central Kings with a
$1,000 physical fitness scholarship – not
for the star athlete, but for the 17-yearold who’s tried: maybe she’s participated
more, lost a few pounds, joined a fitness
class with her mother…. Those kids
need to know their efforts are worth it.”
Interested health and wellness vendors who would like to participate in
the show may call Sentis directly at
(902) 375-2292.
Sentis is even hoping to have funds
from the event and expo to share among
local schools’ breakfast programs, also
fostering healthy eating habits in kids.
“What a way to give back, and these
Amy Sentis is organizing a health and wellness weekend
for her own good, and to help others dealing with
weight issues. Submitted
are issues that are near and dear to my
heart – and I didn’t get on national TV
in spandex for nothing!”
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Mantua Cash & Carry, Mantua
Sanford’s Irving, Centre Burlington
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CROSSWORD I see solution on page 27
HOROSCOPES I For the week of Feb. 28 - Mar. 6
CLUES ACROSS
1. Self help Carnegie
5. At the peak
9. Syrup tree
14. Gorse genus
15. D____: non-musical
play
16. aka
17. A citizen of Denmark
18. N.E. fruit: ____berry
19. Candied fruit
20. Google and Bing
23. Prompted
24. A way to sink
25. Cosseted
28. Standards
33. Expression of sorrow
or pity
34. Collect funds for a purpose
35. ___nezer Scrooge
36. Nostrils
38. Heat unit
39. Indian frocks
41. Association for
Research & Enlightenment, (abbr.)
42. Santa’s helpers
44. Hitler’s party
45. One who write the
words for songs
47. Two-dimensional
49. Foot digit
50. Where computer nerds
meet
51. Act of making into a
product
57. In a grip
59. Hebrew kor
60. River into The Baltic
61. Imminent danger
62. Christian ____,
designer
63. Swain
64. Comic book hero Dick
65. Man____: type of roof
ARIES – Mar 21/Apr 20
2
3
SAGITTARIUS – Nov 23/Dec 21
GEMINI – May 22/Jun 21
Romantic liaisons will have
to be put on hold for the
time being, Gemini. You
have other responsibilities
that need to take precedence. Tough words are
heard this week.
CAPRICORN – Dec 22/Jan 20
Capricorn, think before you
turn over responsibility to
someone else. Is this person
trustworthy? You may have
to reconsider a few decisions
and this might take some
time.
66. Pinnas
CLUES DOWN
1. Informal clothes
2. Wings
3. Singer Horne
4. Workout
5. Bowed
6. S_____: gazed
intensely
7. Arabian Sultanate
8. Stabbing twinge
9. Business leaders
10. Assert to be true
11. Uto____: perfect
places
12. ___tose: milk sugar
13. Point midway between
E and SE
21. Signal or prompt
22. Egyptian goddess
25. Unoriginal
26. Wing shaped
27. Less covered
28. Insert mark
29. Tractor-trailers
30. Showed old move
31. Island SW of Majorca
32. Gods dwelling in
Asgard
34. Increases motor speed
37. In the second place
40. Organism that does
not require oxygen
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
43. In place of
46. Right slanting typeface
47. Bomb used to breach a
gate
48. Romanian monetary
unit
50. Ethereal fluid
51. A short syllable (poetry)
52. Government officials
53. W. Samoan capital
54. The content of cognition
55. Close by
56. Crane genus
57. Strikingly appropriate
58. Of she
Read between the lines,
Cancer. There’s something not
being said that you must
understand. You are completely caught up in your situation and are ignoring others.
AQUARIUS – Jan 21/Feb 18
LEO – Jul 23/Aug 23
VIRGO – Aug 24/Sept 22
Virgo, patience is a virtue that
you discover is in short supply.
Ask someone to share some of
your responsibilities to avoid a
meltdown. Calmer waters are
on the horizon.
8:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.
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10:00 p.m.
10:30 p.m.
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Chicken Farmers of Nova Scotia, a
not-for-profit Commodity Board representing
broiler chicken producers in Nova Scotia, is
inviting applications for the position of
Program Coordinator. We are seeking a
motivated individual to manage the
implementation of producer directed
programs. The individual in this position is the
first point of contact regarding on-farm food
safety and animal care programs.
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• Excellent communication skills
• Able to work with minimal supervision
• Superior customer service skills
• Ability to problem solve
Hours of work are Tuesday to Friday, 8:30 am
to 4:30 pm. Salary will be commensurate with
qualifications. We thank all applicants;
however, only those selected for an interview
will be contacted. Application deadline is
4:30 pm March 12, 2010.
Forward resume with a cover letter indicating
salary expectations to:
Chicken Farmers of Nova Scotia
448 Main Street, Suite 2
Kentville, NS
B4N 1K8
Or email to: [email protected]
4209501
For a complete job description and detailed
listing of experience required, visit our website
at www.nschicken.com.
The Hants Journal
March 4, 2010
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right place.
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if you can see them from
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Xero Flor Canada Ltd. was recognized
Although sedums are
for its achievements in that area when it the main types of plants
received the People’s Choice Award from used in this model, other
Landscape Ontario for best new/green roof styles use coral bells,
product at the 2010 Congress
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award for its patented XF 301®
Senjug says
green roof system.
the company
Communications director
had a “very
Cristina Senjug says the syssuccessful”
tem consists of a pre-grown Carla Allen
green
roof This forward-thinking doghouse features a green roof that helps to reduce
vegetation mat with 13 varit e c h n o l o g y interior temperatures.
eties of sedum and moss that can survive workshop in Halifax last
in very little soil and in harsh conditions.
November.
The sedum are very hardy, alpine,
“The feedback was great and we realThe benefits of a green roof are many,
drought tolerant plants that flower in the ized that there is great interest and need,” including reducing storm water pollution,
summer and grow up to six inches, mak- she said.
decreasing a building’s energy use, cleaning the roof low maintenance.
As a result, president Joy Schmidt, who ing the air and beautifying the urban land“As we grow it outdoors in three loca- was also the project manager on the Ford scape – from the rooftops. Specially
tions in Canada, (they are looking into a Green Roof installation (Guinness world designed Xero Flor® green roofs can be
Nova Scotia location), the fully matured record for the world’s largest green roof) found on the Vancouver 2010 athletic vilsedum thrive beautifully in the Canadian is traveling to Halifax this month to meet lage rooftops.
climate,” she said.
with a couple of architects and a potential
There are a few crucial fundamentals
“They go dormant in the winter and grower.
to the installation of a green roof. The
opinion of a structural engineer should be
sought for the estimated saturated
weight, an experienced supplier should be
chosen and the roofing should be confirmed leak free by a specialist.
PUZZLE SOLUTION
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The Vine
Town of Hantsport
CEMETERY CARETAKER
Reports to: The Cemetery Manager
Position Parameters: Full-time seasonal
position (Mid April – Mid October)
4211986
Cars & Light Trucks
repair & undercoating
specializing in Subaru
25 years experience, fully licensed
reasonable rate ($35/hr)
489 Ben Jackson Rd., Hantsport
902-680-5010
MOBILE MEDICAL EXAMINERS
RN’s, RPN’s, LPN’s, Lab Techs,
Mobile Medical Examiners
Progressive Insurance Paramedical Services Company
committed to excellence with respect to client care
currently recruiting RNs, RPNs, Registered Lab Techs in
Southwest Nova Scotia. Successful candidates must
have venipuncture/phlebotomy experience. Previous
Mobile Medical Examiner experience with
Paramedical Companies an asset.
Contact: [email protected] or mail to:
ATTN: VP Operations, Watermark Insurance Services
Inc.,1020 Brock Road South , Suite 2005, Pickering,
Ontario, L1W 3H2.
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Qualifications:
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• First Aid, WHMIS, Forklift course
No phone calls please
1980 Robie Street, Halifax NS B3H 3G5
Telephone: (902) 423-1161
Toll Free Reservations: (888) 810-7288
Email: [email protected]
www.atlanticahotelhalifax.com
4209413
Send applications to:
Town Hall
20 Main Street
Hantsport, NS
B0P 1P0
Deadline for applications: March 10, 2010
ANNAPOLIS VALLEY REGIONAL SCHOOL BOARD
ANNAPOLIS VALLEY
REGIONAL SCHOOL BOARD
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
www.avrsb.ednet.ns.ca
INVITATION TO QUOTE
02-01-2010
Information regarding employment opportunities with the Annapolis
Valley Regional School Board can be accessed on the Board’s website
or viewed at our office at 121 Orchard St, Berwick, NS. Currently the
following position are available for internal and external applicants:
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Qualifications:
• Understanding of the special nature
of the Cemetery
• Knowledge of good landscaping practices
For further details contact: Heather Davidson at
684-3876
Email to:
[email protected] or
Mail to:
PO Box 308, Windsor
B0N 2T0
Position Summary:
The Cemetery Caretaker is the custodian of the
grounds of the Riverbank Cemetery ensuring
that the grounds are kept in a neat and trim
condition in a manner consistent with the
direction of the Cemetery Committee, graves
and lots are regularly inspected and all
deficiencies area reported in a timely manner to
the Cemetery Manager.
Personal Suitability:
• Responsible and able to work independently
• Position requires heavy physical labour
Please submit resume to:
75 Tregothic Ave., Windsor or
4211819
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EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY
Truck Drivers /
Delivery Crew
Spare Tradesperson
Spare General Maintenance Worker
Educational Assistant
Student Support Worker
Substitute Teachers
Casual Secretaries
Casual Educational Assistants
AVRSB SERVICE VEHICLE
The Annapolis Valley Regional School Board will receive bids for a
2010 model year 3/4 ton Diesel Van (extended body).
Copies of the ITQ are available at the Board's Regional Office,
located at 121 Orchard Street, Berwick, N. S. BOP IEO.
4213856
For packages please contact:
Karen Simpson, Secretary
To the Coordinator of Procurement
Telephone: 902-538-4623 Fax: 902-538-4753
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The Hants Journal • March 4, 2010
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