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my Lego competition” from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. This is
a mad scramble Lego build competition — piles of
Lego will be all around the library. Find the pieces
you want and get building — you will have 45 minutes to create something. Prizes will be awarded for
different categories.
The activities continue on Saturday, October
4, with an adopt-a-library book give-away and 3D
printing extravaganza beginning at 10 a.m., a craft
“creation station” at 10:30, yoga jam at 12:45, and an
author reading with Gerald Hallowell at 3:30 p.m.
The reading features “The August Gales,” a richly
detailed history of the banks fishery, the perils of
the North Atlantic, and the three powerful and ultimately deadly August storms that devastated not
only an industry, but entire communities. Join Mr. Hallowell as he discusses
LUNENBURG JR. CURLING REGISTRATION
this fascinating and at times moving acMonday, October 6th, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
count of the schooners that made their
living, and met their end, in the famed
Lunenburg Curling Club
North Atlantic Gales.
Little Rock 8 - 12 yrs.
If you find it hard to sit still, your
pecial Saturdays at the Margaret Hennigar
Public Library feature creation station mornings. Drop in between 10:30 a.m. and 12:30
p.m. to enjoy a variety of crafts for all ages. Stretch
and groove in the afternoon with yoga-based movement games, 12:45-1:30 p.m.; Ages five and under
with parent or caregiver, 1:45-2:30 p.m.; Ages 5-8,
2:45-3:30 p.m.; Ages 8-12. Margaret Hennigar Public
Library, 902-543-9222.
The Margaret Hennigar Public Library, along
with the BMO Financial Group Aquatic Centre and
the Clearwater Seafood Arena, is ready to celebrate.
Join us for a weekend filled with activities as we
celebrate our grand opening. On Friday, October
3, kids from five to 10 years can join the “let go of
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NOTICE:
PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING
BLOCKHOUSE
Proposed Amendments.
“Restricted Developments” in the Blockhouse Plan Area.
The Municipality’s Planning & Development Services will be
conducting a Public Information Meeting on Tuesday October
7th, 2014, at 7:00 p.m. at the Blockhouse Fire Hall, 510 Highway
#325, Blockhouse.
Municipal planning staff will present proposed amendments to
the Blockhouse Planning Strategy & Land Use By-law that would
alter existing requirements that allow for identified “Restricted
Developments” to be permitted in the Blockhouse Plan Area,
by way of Development Agreement. Proposed policy changes
would introduce the idea of certain uses being prohibited from the
Blockhouse Plan Area, and other identified uses being required to
meet additional setback requirements.
This amendment was discussed at a local Blockhouse Area
Advisory Committee meeting on August 12, and at the Municipality’s Planning Advisory Committee meeting on August 28th.
Both Committees have recommended that a Public Information
Meeting be held in the community, to solicit possible public input,
before further consideration by Council. The purpose of the October 7th meeting is to present information, and will not involve any
final decision.
For further information, contact Douglas Reid, Planner at (902)
530-3480, or by e-mail: [email protected]. For a copy of related
reports, including a copy of proposed amendments identifying the
types of land uses discussed in previous meetings, please see the
Municipality’s Planning Applications webpage, at: http://www.
modl.ca/municipal-services/planning/planning-applications, under
the title block “Requirements for Restricted Developments”
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MUNICIPALITY OF THE
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The Council of the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg
will hold a Special Council Meeting on Tues., October 7, 2014,
following the Committee of the Whole meeting. The purpose of
the meeing is to deal with a recommendation regarding Proposed
Rezoning Amendments to the Hebbville Secondary Planning
Strategy and Land Use By-law (Environmentally Sensitive Zone
Boundaries: PID #60690435; 60291309; 60290178); and to deal
with an In Camera item regarding a Personnel Matter.
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mind is racing, sleep eludes you and you
feel irritated or overwhelmed by your
life, you may benefit from mindfulness
meditation. This relaxed, informal group
meets to refine their practice and share
experiences. Beginners are welcome.
There is no charge and no religion, just
drop in and see what it’s all about. If
you need instruction,
please arrive promptly so as not to disturb
the rest of the group.
The next session
will be at the Margaret Hennigar Public
Library on Sunday, October 5 from 2:30
to 3:30 p.m., Margaret Hennigar Public
Library, 902-543-9222.
The Raddall Reading Club meets at the
Thomas H. Raddall Library in Liverpool
on the first Monday of the month. The
featured book on October 6 is “The Orenda” by Joseph Boyden. New members are
welcome. The meeting begins at 7 p.m.,
Thomas H. Raddall Library, 902-354-5270.
Sing, play and laugh with your child
at storytime this fall. Discover new picture books, rhymes, words and songs
that your child will love. The library is
a great place to make friends and meet
new families in the community. Storytime starts at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesdays
in Lunenburg Library, and Thursdays
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10:30 a.m., FULL.
There’s still time to join the after
school club. Bring your friends and enjoy
a four-week exergaming series, featuring
yoga, dance, and game-based movement
activities. Kids ages eight to 12 are welcome to join. Lunenburg library, 902-6348008, 3 p.m.; Thomas H. Raddall Library,
902-354-5270, 3:30
p.m.; Margaret Hennigar Public Library,
902-543-9222, 3:30 p.m.
Have you completed your plan? Need some help? The
Nova Scotia Dying with Dignity (DWD)
chapter will host two three-hour workshops with Ellen Agger at the Margaret
Hennigar Public Library in Bridgewater,
giving you a hands-on opportunity to
work out your specific end-of-life wishes
using DWD’s thorough a planning kit.
The workshop will provide insights
and opportunities for discussion and reflection. You will be guided through the
process step by step, with time to draft
your own personal directive. After the
workshop, you can complete your full advance care plan.
The workshop is free and space is limited to 12 participants. Registration is required. Call 902-543-9222 or e-mail info@
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Oct 18
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Check out the Sport Nova Scotia
Milk Fair ~ October 7-9!
in the community
4-5 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
Kids Photography
(Age 10+) — Tuesdays, 6-7:30 p.m.
Portrait Photography — Thursdays,
6:30-8 p.m.
Intro to American
Sign Language —
Wednesdays, October
8-29, 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Zoo, stop at Wheatons
store, check out the
“pumpkin people” in
Kentville, have lunch,
and stop at Willowbank U-Pick Farm and
wander into the field
to find the perfect
pumpkin and pick
some apples.
Basketball — Thursdays, October 2-November 20, Grades 1-3,
6-7 p.m.; Grades 4-6,
7-8 p.m.
Foundations of
Investing Seminar
— October 9, 6:30-8
p.m.
Short Track Speed
Skating (Age 7+)
— Sundays, 2:30-3:30
p.m. starts October 5.
Volleyball — Tuesdays, Grade 3-4, 5:306:30 p.m.; Grades 5-6,
6:30-7:30 p.m.
First Aid & CPR —
Emergency level, October 15 or October 25;
Standard level, October
15 & 16 or October 25
& 26, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Harvest Tour Bus
Trip (Age 50+) —
October 8, 8:15 a.m.-5
p.m. (rain date October
9) Visit Oaklawn Farm
Zumba Gold —
Wednesdays, 5:25-6:15
p.m.
Girls Hockey Basics
(Ages 8-13) — Tuesdays, 4-5 p.m.
Explore Art (Ages
8-12) — Thursdays,
Intro to Drawing
— Thursdays, 6:30-
30-Minute Lunch
Time Fitness —
Tuesday & Thursday,
starting October 7,
12:15-12:45 p.m.
town of
bridgewater
543-2274
Fall Recreation
Program Guide —
www.bridgewater.ca.
Located under Town
Services - Parks, Recreation & Culture
Awareness
Through Movement — Tuesdays,
October 7-November
18, 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Each class explores a
different movement
sequence.
55 Alive Driver Refresher Course —
October 24, 1-5 p.m.
Beginner Astrology
Seminar — October
25, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Belly Dancing —
Thursdays, 1:30-2:30
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Swing Dance
Class — 7-8 pm,
started September 25,
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Creative Non-Fiction Writing — 2-4
p.m., started October
1, 8 weeks, MARC,
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Field Day (Family) — 9 a.m.-4 p.m.,
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902-354-5741
Food Safety Certification Course —
November 19-20, 6-9
p.m., Best Western Plus
Liverpool.
Physical Activity
in a Box — Did you
know that the Recreation Department has
a variety of equipment
for loan? GPS system,
Nordic walking poles,
flag football and Ladder Golf Set. There is
a refundable deposit
required upon pick-up,
items will be loaned
to those 19 years and
older.
town of
mahone
bay
902-541-1343
Men’s Drop in
Basketball (Ages
18+) — 7:30-9 p.m.,
started September 9,
11 weeks, Bayview
Community School.
Chair Yoga — 9:3010:30 a.m., October 3,
8 weeks, Mahone Bay
Centre, Mahone Bay.
Dynamite Relay
for Walker & Runner (9.6 k) — Noon,
October 4, Welcome
Street, Mahone Bay,
902-624-8864 or
[email protected].
Dynamite Trail
Hike — 2 p.m., October 19. Meet at Station
Rd., Martin’s River Fire
Hall.
BMO Financial GrOup
aquatic centre
Lunenburg
County
LifestyLe
Centre
902-530-4100
Intro to Swim
Team — Wednesdays,
4:30-5:30 p.m., September 17-November
5. Designed to give a
better understanding
of competitive swimming, while developing
new skills.
Lifeguard Sport
Club (Ages 10+) —
Sundays, noon-1 p.m.,
September 21-November 16. Designed to
provide active fun in
the pool while learning
lifeguarding, swimming
and first aid skills.
Junior Masters
(Ages 11+) — Sundays, 10-11 a.m.,
September 21-November 2.
Preschooler Gym
and Swim — Tuesdays, September
16-November 4. Parents accompany preschooler during both
activities.
Mini Fall Swim
Session — Starting
November 4, we’ll be
offering a Fall Mini
Swim Session to anyone who missed our
fall session of lessons.
Offering all Red Cross
levels from Preschool
to Swim Kids to Adult
lessons. The program is
only six weeks rather
than our usual eight.
Registration starts
Thanksgiving weekend!
Swim Teachers —
Want to teach swimming lessons? We
offer both the required
courses. AWSI teaches
you the fundamentals
of swimming and how
to improve strokes,
whereas in WSI you become familiar with the
Red Cross programs
and teaching to specific age groups. AWSI
starting late November.
WSI: contact the pool
Municipality of
Chester
902-275-3490
Walk to the Principal’s Office — FHCS,
starting October 6.
starting October 26.
ing November 5.
Emergency First
Aid & CPR Level C
with AED Training
— FHCS, November 1.
Yoga Flow Session
2 — ACES, starting
November 5.
East River Exploration Hike — October
7.
Mental Health First
Aid (Basic) — FHCS,
starting October 7.
Bronze Medallion
& Bronze Cross
— November 7, 8,
9. Bronze Medallion
will give you an understanding of basic
lifesaving principles.
Open Air Society
— FHCS, starts October 7.
Intro to Basketball
II — Grades 6-8, October 18.
Nation Lifeguard
Service (NLS) —
Have your Bronze
Cross and are interested in becoming a
lifeguard? This course
will give you the final
qualification needed.
Course starting early
January.
Card Lake Colours
Hike — Card Lake
Provincial Park, October 19.
Standard First Aid
& CPR-C – Two day
course which covers
first aid treatment of
various injuries including; environmental,
medical conditions,
bone & joint, choking
and CPR.
Driver Improvement — FHCS, October 22 & 23.
144000
$
+ taxes
Installed
• Fibreglass singlewall
• Removal of old tank, oil line
& scrap oil - No Charge
• New oil line extra
Steel tanks available
Installation of wood heating appliances
Licensed & Insured
Kirk Anthony’s Heating Services
902-527-0685
902-527-7750
Brass Band Hall, starting November 10.
Nova Scotia 211
— Forties Community
Centre, November 17.
Zumba Session
2 — FHCS, starting
November 9.
Seniors’ Christmas
Party — Chester Legion, December 3.
Fusion Fitness Session 2 — Chester
Suzanne
Lohnes-Croft
MLA, Lunenburg
PO Box 136
125A Cornwall Rd.
Blockhouse, NS B0J 1E0
(at Exit 11 in new visitor
information centre)
902-531-3095
[email protected]
Remembering
When — Forties
Community Centre,
October 20.
Square Dancing —
FHCS, October 22.
Basketball Pre-Tryout Camp — Grades
6-8, FHCS, October 25.
Learn to Curl —
Chester Curling Club,
Denise
Peterson-Rafuse
MLA, Chester - St. Margaret’s
3794 Highway 3, Unit 4, Chester
Nova Scotia B0J 1J0
902-279-3378
1-877-740-3378
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Dog walking behaviours studied
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t probably won’t surprise most
dog owners that dogs tend to
be more aggressive when on a
leash and/or when being walked
by a male.
A study from Mendel University
in the Czech Republic looked at
more than 1,800 interactions between dogs during their walks. The
researchers cataloged the effects of
age, sex, size and who was walking
the dog.
It was determined that dogs
in general are friendlier when a
woman is holding the leash. Dogs
were four times more
likely to bite or attack other dogs when
walked by men. Dogs
are skilled at interpreting human social
and communication
behaviours and it is thought that
the male walkers are more likely
to use strength to control their pet
whereas women walkers rely more
on training techniques. The dogs
may mimic the control style of
their walker.
It was also found that leashed
dogs were twice as likely to threaten another dog as ones off-leash
did. Dogs like to run around each
other and give each other a good
sniff when they meet. The leash
stifles this ability and researchers believe this makes the dog feel
frustrated and threatened, which
results in the aggression. This behaviour can be observed daily at
your local beach or park. Dogs on
leashes when passing each other
are likely to bark and lunge. Those
who are off leash will more likely
circle each other, sniff and either
walk away or start to play.
The aggressive behaviours of
dogs on leash are also evident in
dogs that are crated or behind
a fence. They are more likely to
bark and growl when they are confined. Being confined or leashed
takes away their ability to choose
between fight or flight. Dogs and
many other animals, including humans, can become fearful and hostile when they do not have control
over their own decisions.
Unsurprisingly, male dogs preferred sniffing female dogs. Dogs
threatened same-gender dogs almost three times as often, and bit
them over five times as often as
opposite sex dogs. The study found
that female canines enjoyed playing with both sexes but that male
dogs prefer to play with females.
This makes sense say
the researchers, because females rear the
puppies and play is
part of her nurturing
technique. Therefore,
instinctively, female
dogs are more genetically predisposed to not discriminate between
genders. Puppies were also found
to be more playful with each other
than older dogs, especially senior
ones.
During a study at the University of Missouri, walking was also
found to be important for dogs’
overall behaviour. Dogs in a shelter
were randomly selected for five
walks a week by elderly volunteers
while the control group was left
in their kennels. Impressively, 75
per cent of the walked dogs were
adopted into permanent homes vs.
35 per cent of those not walked.
The walked dogs were calmer and
friendlier and their walkers realized improved fitness.
Be aware of your style when
walking your dog and you may find
it positively affects your dog’s behaviour, but remember to observe
leash regulations too.
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How to stay safe in hospital
always ask the surgeon when and if the cathuckily, I’ve only been admitted to the
eter can be removed. Similarly, if you’re takhospital for surgery on two occasions,
ing antibiotics, ask when they can be disconbut when it happened I had serious
tinued. The longer you take them, the greater
concerns. The big one was would I develop a
risk of complications.
complication during my hospital stay that I
Remain alert to keep needless errors from
didn’t have on arrival?
happening. You obviously can’t prevent havSo, what can be done to prevent this from
ing a sponge or instrument left in your abdooccurring?
men, but you can prevent the surgeon from
First, I choose my surgeon like porcupines
performing the wrong operation. It’s prudent,
make love — very, very carefully. This choice
can have a major impact on outcome. I realize if you’re scheduled for a hernia operation, to
have the surgeon write his initials
the best of surgeons can encounter
on the surgical site. The more caua problem that is largely “an act of
God.” But chances are slim that an
W. Gifford tion the better, as in rare cases surhave operated on the wrong
unforeseen event will occur with
Jones, M.d. geons
patient or performed the wrong
a first-class technical surgeon.
The Doctor Game operation.
Therefore, the surgery is the least
What’s more common are errors
of my worries.
of medication. It’s no wonder this
I know some may say, “Yes, but
happens with so many North Ameriyou have the inside track and know
cans taking so many prescription drugs. Nuwho to entrust your life to.” You’re right,
merous traps set the stage for this to happen.
being a surgeon helps, but here’s a tip for
Nursing is a tiring job and fatigue can play a
you: If you’re lucky enough to know a scrub
role in this service. It’s also a dangerous time
nurse, one that assists at surgery, he or she
when the nursing shift changes. A lack of
will be able to direct you to the right hands.
communication has often resulted in a patient
Some patients make a terrible mistake by
receiving the wrong drug or the wrong dose.
letting emotions determine their hospital
How can this error be decreased? Accordchoice. They want a particular hospital so
ing to the health publication “Consumer
friends and family can visit them daily after
Reports on Health,” when nurses were asked
the operation. Family is important, but not
this question, 87 per cent answered, “It would
as vital as travelling a few hours to a hospital
help if patients would bring their list of
and surgeon better qualified to do the operation. An emotional decision increases the risk drugs with them.”
Remember, just because you are not a docof complications. Remember, the more comtor, doesn’t mean you lack common sense. Dr.
plicated the surgery, such as brain aneurysm
Peter Pronovost, Director of Critical Care at
or esophageal malignancy, the more you need
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, provides
a surgeon who is doing a number of these operations every year. As the saying goes, “prac- sage advice. He says, “Question, question,
question until things are explained to you in
tice makes perfect.”
a way you can understand.”
My second worry, one that should concern
Following surgery, get moving as soon a
everyone, was the risk of hospital infection.
Studies show in North America, what’s called possible. Ships tied up too long develop barnacles. Humans develop clots in their legs
“central line infections” are a primary conthat may result in pulmonary embolism and
cern. Central line infections are those that
death.
occur when patients are receiving antibiotOf course, the best way to prevent surgiics, medication or nutrition by intravenous
cal complication in hospital is to be sure the
needle. This causes up to 30 per cent of the
operation is needed. Every year thousands
100,000 deaths from infection every year.
of operations are performed for questionable
Another frequent cause of hospital infecreasons.
tion is the use of urinary catheters following
See the website http://www.docgiff.com. For
surgery. The longer a catheter remains in
comments [email protected].
place, the greater the risk of infection. So
Thank You For SupporTing
breaSTFeeding
For World breastfeeding Week 2014, the Lunenburg and Queens
baby-Friendly initiative Committee gives a big thank you to all 100 community partners –
local businesses, organizations and governments providing breastfeeding-friendly
environments for their employees and customers.
To become a partner, contact us at [email protected]
Bridgewater/Cookville
Atlantic Superstore
Bella Dental
Better Together Family Resource
Centre
Bridgewater Day Care
Bridgewater Mall
Bridgewater Physiotherapy
Canadian Tire
Curry Express
Do More Fitness
Dr. Kerry Parker
Eva and Arceli Unisex Hair Salon
Family Medical Centre
Finish Line
HB Studios Sports Centre
Helping Nature Heal
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
La Have River Chiropractic & Health
Centre
L’Association du Centre
communautaire de la Rive-Sud
Liberty Tax Service
M & M Meats
Maritime Osteopathy
Michelin
NSCC - Lunenburg Campus
Sexual Health Centre
Small World Day Care
South Shore Eye Care Centre
Sustainability Bridgewater
Town of Bridgewater
Wal-Mart
Chester/Chester Basin
Amy’s Healing Touch
Chester & Area Family Resource
Centre
Chester Clinic Dental
Chester Organics
Chester Variety
Julien’s Bakery
Light My Fire Candle Studio
Municipality of the District of Chester
The Fo’c’sle Tavern
The Kiwi Cafe
The Rope Loft
Wayword Used Books
huBBards
The Trellis Restaurant
liverpool
Atlantic Super Store
Dr. Jennifer MacDonald
Dr. Norah Morgan
Dr. S.F. Thorne
Fiore Botanica
Lane’s Privateer Inn
Liverpool Chiropractic and Massage
Therapy
Liverpool Eye Care
Liverpool Curling Club
Native Council of NS, Regional Office
Nova Veterinary Clinic
Queens Family Resource Centre
Queens Place
Raddall Dental Inc
Reynolds PharmaChoice
Toni Campagnoni & Associates
lunenBurg
Lunenburg Day Care
From Mother Nature With Love
Shades of “U”
Second Story Women’s Centre
The Scuttlebutt Restaurant
emOcean
Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic
The Old Fish Factory Restaurant
HB Studios
The Pearl Theatre
Lunenburg Farmers’ Market
Lunenburg Folk Harbour Society
Lunenburg & District Swimming Pool
lunenBurg County
Acadia First Nation, Gold River
Health Centre
Atlantic Inner Healing Centre,
Conqueral Mills
Island View Family Restaurant,
Western Shore
La Have Bakery, La Have
Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre
Municipality of the District of
Lunenburg
The MARC
Watershed Farm
Mahone Bay/BloCkhouse
Bayside Pizza and Donair
Birdsall-Worthington Pottery
Eli’s Expresso
Fluid Motion Physiotherapy
Gazebo Café
Jo-Ann’s Deli Market
Kedy’s Inlet Café
Kinburn Pharmasave
La Have Bakery
Mahone Bay Centre
Mateus Bistro
Mug and Anchor
Suttles and Seawinds
The Biscuit Eater
The Waldorf School
Town of Mahone Bay
Tummy to Mummy
shelBurne County
Liberty Tax Service, Barrington
Passage
Liberty Tax Service, Shelburne
south shore health
south shore public libraries
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MEETINGS
COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY
Annual Meeting, LaHave
Islands Marine Museum,
Thursday, October 9, 2
p.m. at the hall.
Benefit Supper, Mahone
Bay Legion, Saturday,
October 11, 4- 7 p.m. for
Colin Christien in his
courageous fight against
cancer. Adults $10, children $5; five & under
free. Cold plate, Ham,
Potato & Pasta salads,
coleslaw, rolls, dessert.
Bake table; auction items
and good will offering
for donations no matter
what amount, it will all
help! Thanks to all for
your support in helping
Colin in defraying costs
for medication, travel,
etc.
Fire Prevention Meet and
Greet. Sparky the Firedog
(NFPA) invites you and
the family to drop by the
Chester Shore Mall on
Highway 3 in Chester on
Sunday, October 5, 2014
between 11:00 a.m. and
2:00 p.m. Meet your
Chester District volunteer firefighters and
other first responders.
Fun for the kids. See the
fire apparatus and emergency equipment up
close. Learn about fire
safety prevention in your
home. Have a chance to
win a smoke alarm or
fire extinguisher for your
home. Enjoy a BBQ and
refreshments. In case of
rain, we will be pleased
to see you at the Chester
Fire Department, 149
Central,
Chester.
Working smoke alarms
saves lives. Test yours
monthly.
October 8, Wednesday,
Fire Prevention Open
House,
Italy
Cross,
Middlewood and District
fire hall, 6:30 p.m. Fun,
games and food. Learn
how the fire department
works. Bring your family
and have a fun and
informative evening.
If you drink, that’s your
business. If you want to
stop, that’s ours! Call AA
1-888-853-7222,
(902)530-0001
Lunenburg Garden Club
meeting October 2, 7
p.m. Fisheries theatre,
Grape growing. All welcome.
Meeting for Lake Centre,
New Cumberland hall,
October 6, 7 p.m.
Located at the hall.
Meeting for Lake Centre/New Cumberland hall,
October 6 , 7 p.m.
Everyone welcome.
Tuesday, October 7,
Hillside Pines Auxiliary
regular meeting, 2 p.m.,
Hillside Pines. New members welcome.
Christmas Craft Sale/
Flea Market, Saturday,
October 18, 10 a.m.- 3
p.m., Royal Canadian
Legion Branch #24. Table
rental $10. Please call
902-543-9670
Annual Fall General Meeting
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2014
Oakhill Fire Hall, 2104 Highway 325
Roast Turkey & Dessert
Meet & Greet at 11:30
Meeting at 12:00; Meal to follow.
NO meal tickets available at the door
Cheques only, $8.00 per person
Money must be received by Oct. 17, 2014
Mail to: FSNA, 450 LaHave St., Box 17,
Suite 214, Bridgewater, N.S., B4V 4A3
Contact: Joanne Meisner 902-530-2483
COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY
60+
Recreational
Hockey,
Bridgewater
Memorial Arena every
Monday afternoon, 1 2:30. Barry Peters 9025 4 3 - 5 3 2 1 ,
[email protected]
Country Harmony CD
Release Party featuring
Rob Jamieson, Katrina
Gillis, Andrew Morash
and Jason Burns. Other
performances
by
Memory Lane, Chet
Brown and Lois Lutz, Jim
Richards and Rusty Cage,
October 4, Oakhill fire
hall. Doors open at 6
p.m., show starts at 7.
Admission $6.
Bridgewater
United
Church
Women
Christmas Bazaar and
Soup Luncheon, 87
Hillcrest Street, Saturday,
November 15, 2014.
Harbour View Haven
Annual Tea & Sale
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Tea: 2:00 - 3:30, Main Dining Room
Sale: 1:30 - 3:30, Floor Two Lounge
Admission: $5.00 at the Door
Join us for a fun-filled
afternoon & bring a friend
Mahone Bay Quilters
Guild Quilt Show and
Sale, October 3, 4 and
5. Friday and Saturday
10-5:30; Sunday 1-5,
Blockhouse fire hall.
Admission
$4.
Exhibition, raffle, auction and sale. www.
mahonebayquilte
rsguild.com
October 15, Wednesday,
Penny Auction, Italy
Cross, Middlewood and
District fire hall, 6- 8 p.m.
Canteen.
Information
543-9517,
543-2729.
Proceeds for ladies auxiliary.
Penny Auction, West
Northfield Community
Centre, October 4, 10
a.m.- 2 p.m. Canteen
available.
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Penny Auction @ New
Germany
Legion.
Saturday 04 October
2014, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Bake table and canteen
facilities. For more info
call 644-2320
Penny Auction, October
4, West Dublin Hall, 10
a.m.- 1 p.m. Bake Table,
Canteen with soups,
baked beans, lasagna
and pies. Proceeds for
the hall.
Royal Canadian Sea
Cadet
Corps
#39
Neptune, Bottle Drive,
October 11, 9- 1, Town
of Lunenburg, Spectacle
Lake Subdivision, Garden
Lots, Blue Rocks. For
more info: Brenda 902766-4047 For early
pickup. Thank you for
your support.
The
Mahone
Bay
Scarecrow Festival &
Antique Fair is Oct. 3-5th
Join us for the largest
Antique Show in the
Maritimes, Free Kids
Events
&
Jumpy
Castle,\~ Pumpkin Path
Walk on Saturday night
7-9 pm in the Baseball
Field,
Over
175
Scarecrows on Display
and much more.
www.mahonebay.com or
1-888-624-6151
CHURCH
TEAS
VARIETY SHOWS
SUPPERS
Live In Concert. Brent
Reid of Cornerstone
Ministries
Parkdale/
Maplewood Emmanuel
Baptist Church, October
5, 7 p.m. Freewill offering, a social will follow
the concert in the
church. Come and join us
in this evening of ministry
in
music.
Cornerstone has ministered at 1,500 plus
events, appearing in 350
churches and venues.
First
South
United
Church Soup Luncheon,
Saturday, October 4,
11:30 a.m.- 1 p.m. Soups
and chowders, variety of
cakes. $8. Everyone welcome. Takeouts available.
October 5, 1 - 4 p.m.,
Variety Show, Italy Cross,
Middlewood & District
Fire Dept. Variety show
featuring Gospel and
Country music local
entertainers. Price $5. Pie
and
cake
auction.
Proceeds
for
Camperdown Little Red
School House.
Supper, Pleasantville and
district fire department,
Saturday, October 4, 4-6
p.m. Ham, baked beans,
potato salad, pies. Adults
$10; children $5; under 5
free.
p.m. The Gospel Lights at
Western Shore Baptist
Church.
tournaments
Crib
Tournament.
October
5,
Forties
Community Centre, New
Ross. Doors open 12
noon, registration starts
12:30, play starts 1p.m.,
$20.00
team.
Information 689-2147.
Canteen available
DANCES
VARIETY SHOWS
Dance to Hal Bruce at
Petite Riviere Fire Hall.
October 4, 9- 12:30.
Tickets $12. Cash bar, 19
and over. Tickets at
Cobbler Corner 902-5433199, Petite Corner Store
902-693-2124.
www.petiterivierefire.
com
Country Music Show,
October 5, 1 p.m.,
Chester Legion. Features:
Ron Muise and Country
Sounds, the Bolivar’s,
Fulton Bayer, Newfound
Country, Chet Brown.
Canteen. Bake table. 5050. All proceeds to
Animal Rescue Coalition
Halloween
Dance.
Saturday, October 25, 91, Michelin Social Club.
Band Twist of Fate. $10
non-members, $8 members. 543-5018
Country Music Variety
Show, royal Canadian
Legion Branch #38,
Liverpool,
Sunday,
October 5, 1 p.m.
Featuring:
Country
Harmony, Rob Jameson,
Katrina Gillis & Friends;
Mountain Soul, Tony &
Heather Robar & Friends;
Country Kitchen, Seldon
& Dottie Trimper &
Friends; Bill Martin & Old
Country. Admission $5.
All proceeds for R.C.L.
Branch #38. Canteen.
50-50 draw.
October 11, Saturday,
Dance,
Italy
Cross,
fire hall, 9 p.m.- 1 a.m.
Music by band Wayne
Snyder and Restless
Wind. Canteen services.
$8 a person, 19 years
and over. For tickets 5439806, 543-2729, 5439333. Proceeds for fire
department.
TEAS
Anniversary Fall Harvest
Coffee Party & Bake
Table,
Wednesday,
October 30, 11- 1,
Riverport
Community
Centre.
Sandwiches,
sweets,
beverages.
Adults $7. Sponsored by
St. Matthew’s Lutheran
Church.
Fall Luncheon, West Side
United Church, Pentz,
11:30 a.m.- 1 p.m.,
October 9. Adults $9,
children $3. Takeout
order 688-1340, 6882631
Matt Balsor and the
Glorylanders will be performing
a
Gospel
Concert featuring songs
from Matt Balsor’s Solo
Gospel albums and the
best in Southern Gospel,
p.m., St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church, 25 Phoenix
Street,
Bridgewater.
Admission $10. A reception will follow. Everyone
welcome.
Variety Concert, Anglican
Church
hall,
New
Germany,
Saturday,
October 4, 7:30 p.m.
Back Home Bluegrass,
Country Blue, Just Old
Local Folks and Kentucky
Blue. Admission $5.
Variety Show at Tri
District Fire Rescue, 3785
Highway
325,
Newcombville. Saturday,
October 11, 7 p.m.
Adults $5, children under
12 $1.
Featuring:
Kitchen
Country,
Riverside
Ramblers,
Country Harmony and
Back Home Bluegrass.
Canteen and 50/50 draw.
Proceeds to Tri District
Fire Rescue.
Variety Show, Hebbville
fire
hall,
Saturday,
October 11, 7 p.m.
Starring: Lois Lutz & The
Country
Kids,
Ruth
Manning, Chet Brown,
Ron Verge & Amy.
Admission $6. Proceeds
for the fire department.
Sound
by
Gerald
Seamone.
Variety Show. Saturday,
October 4, Hebbs Cross
Fire Hall, 7 p.m. Canteen
facilities, 50/50 draw.
Intermission and cake/
pie
auction.
Entertainment:
The
Backmans,
Country
Kitchen, The Riverside
Ramblers, Jest Fer Fun.
Admission $6. Proceeds:
Middlewood
United
Church
BREAKFASTS
Breakfast, Pinehurst hall,
Saturday, October 4, 7 11 a.m., $8 adult, 5 - 12
$4, under 5 free.
Breakfast,
Saturday,
October 11, 7 - 11 a.m.,
St. Martin’s Anglican
Church hall, Martin’s
River. Scrambled eggs,
hash browns, baked
beans, pancakes, bacon,
sausage, English muffins,
toast, tea, coffee, juice.
Take-outs
available.
Adults $7, children 5- 12
$3, under 5 free.
Proceeds St. Martin’s
Church.
Country
Breakfast.
October 4, 7:30-10:30
a.m., Chester Basin Fire
Hall. Various menu selections.
October 4, Saturday,
Breakfast, Italy Cross,
fire hall, 7- 11 a.m.
Adults $8; children (512) $3.50. Proceeds for
fire department.
St.
Norbert’s
Big
Breakfast,
Saturday,
October 4, 7:30- 11:30
a.m. at Central United
Church Hall, Lincoln
Street, Lunenburg. Adults
$8, children $3.50
HALL RENTALS
Hall for rent. North
Street,
Bridgewater.
Tables, chairs, kitchen
facilities. $175/ day,
kitchen $25 extra. 902543-4737
Hebb’s Cross Fire Hall
available for rental
purposes, seats 200.
Contact 543-7929
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2010 SCK333760 In the
small claims court of
Nova Scotia between:
Oulton Fuels Limited
CLAIMANT - and Baypoint Holdings Ltd.
DEFENDANT Notice of
Public Auction WHEREAS
a judgment in favour of
the Claimant against the
Defendant dated the
21st day of September,
2010, was recorded at
the Land Registration
Office for the County of
Lunenburg, Province of
Nova Scotia, on the 22nd
day of September, 2010
as
Document
No.
96838421; TO BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
pursuant to the provisions of the Sale of
Land Under Execution
Act and an execution
order issued by the Small
Claims Court of Nova
Scotia on the aforesaid
judgment, unless before
the time of sale the
amount due to the plaintiff on the judgment,
plus costs on the sale
(including legal fees and
disbursements) are paid:
PROPERTY: ALL that certain parcel of land
known as: PID No.
60229762 - Hirtle’s Cove
Road,
Oakland,
Lunenburg County, Nova
Scotia,
more
fully
described
in
Deed
recorded
in
the
Lunenburg
County
Registry of Deeds as
Document
No.
95066552. This parcel
has been registered pursuant to the Land
Registration Act. A copy
of the description of
these properties is on file
at this office and may be
inspected during business hours. DATE OF
SALE: Thursday, October
9, 2014 TIME OF SALE:
12:00 o’clock noon local
time. PLACE OF SALE:
Sheriffs Office at The
Law Courts, 141 High
Street, Bridgewater, NS
B4V 1W2 TERMS: 10%
deposit at the time of
sale (payable by cash,
certified cheque or solicitor’s
trust
cheque),
remainder within 20
days upon delivery of
deed.
Dated
at
Bridgewater this 31st
day of July, 2014. Sherriff
in and for the County of
Lunenburg. Daniel L.
Oulton
Burchell
MacDougall 29 Elm
Avenue Wolfville, NS B4P
1A1 Phone: 542-4071/
Facsimile:
542-5474
Solicitor for the Claimant
159
Pleasant
St.,
Bridgewater, 2 story plus
basement, large renovated two bedroom
apartment, $790 per
month plus power. 416894-4494
3 bedroom bungalow in
Dublin Shore, 15 minutes
from Bridgewater, recreational room in basement, large backyard,
ocean view $700 plus
utilities. Phone 902-6881156
Bridgewater office or
retail space, 581 King
Street, 1,400 sq. ft. visible signage, two washrooms, customer and
tenant parking, lease
required, $1,275/ month
plus HST. Tenant pays
utilities. 902-847-9775
[email protected]
1998 GMC 4 wheel
drive; 1998 Mallard 30’
trailer, with rear bedroom; 5th wheel 25’
Golden Falcon with
push-out. 902-677-2041
Apples for sale. New
Gravenstein, and new
red Cortland apples. 5 lb,
$4.50; 10 lb, $8; 20 lb,
$14. At the farm, 1106
Old Port Mouton Rd.,
Exit 20A, across the 103
Highway, Liverpool. Drop
apples 35 lb, $5. The
Singing Apple Man. 902354-5836.
PERSONALS
Lunenburg, one bedroom
apartment, fridge, stove,
and parking included.
$425.
Available
November 1st. 902-6348823
DATING SERVICE. Longterm/short-term relationships. Free to try! 1-877297-9883. Live intimate
conversation, Call #7878
or 1-888-534-6984. Live
adult 1on1 Call 1-866311-9640 or #5015.
Meet local single ladies.
1-877-804-5381. (18+).
LOST & FOUND
Lost. Bridgewater area.
Wedding and engagement ring, two diamonds, one sapphire,
great sentimental value.
Reward. Please call 902688-1505
APTS.
Chester centre. Large
three bedroom, quiet
building (no parties).
$850. 275-2154
Bridgewater
(Oakhill)
One bedroom apartment,
clean, quiet. Includes
appliances, hot water,
parking. Coin laundry.
$595/ month (no pets,
non-smoker). 543-3568,
543-1025
Bridgewater. Luxurious, 2
bedroom apartment, in
LaHave View Estates at
74 Aberdeen Road. Rent
$1,125 month includes
heat, hot and cold water,
5 appliances, balcony,
underground
parking
and storage. Available
October 1. 527-1539.
Bridgewater. One bedroom plus den fullyrenovated 3rd floor
condo in historic LaHave
Landing
Building.
Balcony
overlooking
river.
$750
month.
October 1. 527-1815
Dufferin
Street,
Bridgewater, 2 bedroom first floor apartment $570 monthly
plus utilities. No pets.
Call 543-6262
For Rent: 1 bedroom
apartment
Cornwallis
Street, Lunenburg. No
pets. Phone Aubrey
Zinck, Sr. 624-8265
For rent: 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apt. Heat, hot and
cold water, fridge, stove,
coin laundry, parking,
security building. Clean,
well maintained building. No pets, security
deposit required. 5271843.
LaHave- Spacious 2
bedroom
apartment
located 15 mins from
Bridgewater overlooking the LaHave River.
Available
November
1st. Stove, fridge, heat
and electricity included.
$725 monthly. Looking
for mature individuals.
688-2773 Monday to
Friday 8 am to 4:30 pm.
Lunenburg, one and two
bedroom
apartments
with fridge, stove, coin
laundry and parking.
Heat and lights included.
$650/ $750. Call Carrie
634-3492.
3 bedroom rental home
in Hebbville. Rent is
$750.00 monthly plus
utilities. Lawn maintenance
and
snow
removal included. No
pets please. Phone 5277064.
One and two bedroom
small houses, East
Chester. 275-3443
PresentMay, near
Mahone Bay. Beautifully
maintained two bedroom furnished seaside
homes. Possible storage.
543-7193
Two bedroom older style
mini
home
in
Bridgewater,
$625/
month includes park
rent. Utilities extra.
Available immediately.
902-530-2363 ask for
Melanie
FOR SALE
1996 Jayco tent trailer
for parts. Propane stove,
fridge, Carson Power
Pack System and other
parts. Call Mike after 4
p.m., 543-7974, 5274544
7 new thermal pane windows, various prices and
sizes; 10 new florescent
light fixtures, $15 each.
Frye boots, size 8.5D,
$15; oak frame mirror,
$10; 7 sheets of melamine $5/ sheet; 2 sinks
with taps, $20 each.
902-527-2419
Camp stoves (3) 2 white enamelled wood,
wood cooking stove; 1
propane (4 burner)
plumbed for tank. 5435498
ATLANTIC
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LIVERPOOL
902-354-2396
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Free Ton of Pellet Promotion
FROM SEPT. 15 TO OCT. 24, 2014
for St. Croix, Enviro, Vistaflame & Harman
Pellet Stoves and Inserts
provides the consumer with up to a
$300 SAVINGS!
See Safeguard for details.
1136 Hwy. 325 Maitland, Lunenburg Co.
634.3009
Two bedroom, two story
duplex with shed, $600/
month. Oil heat. Utilities
extra. Pet friendly. 902530-2363
ask
for
Melanie
Mon.-Fri. 9-4:30; Sat. 9-1
www.SafeguardStoves.com
Upper Northfield, 2/3
bedroom
bungalow,
large garage, wood/oil
heat. Call after 6 p.m.
685-3272
70 acres in Crouses
Settlement,
excellent
hunting and fishing, 10
acres of wood (spruce,
fir, pine, hardwood); 16
acres Back Centre with
Christmas trees. 902543-5562 between 5 and
6 p.m.
Four wooden storm windows, good condition,
26/28 wide, 43/44 high,
will pay fair price. Call
766-0333
Old cars, trucks,
school buses, dump
trucks, excavators &
bulldozers.
Top prices paid
for scrap
metal only
543-9752
Cell 527-7291
King 10” 3 hp 220V
cabinet tablesaw on
portable
base
with
extensions; King 6” 1-1/2 hp 220V jointer; King 1
hp 650 CFM 120V 4”
dust
collector
with
hoses; $1,500 for the
works. Call James 6249165 after 6 p.m.
Michelin X-Ice winter
tires, 175/65R14, 6
months old, $275. 902624-8863
Propane fireplace insert,
Insta Flame, 21,000
BTUs, type B vent, was
$2000 new, asking $600,
seldom used. Black with
gold trim, bow window
front. 902-683-2689
Local food banks
need your support!
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Offer Expires
October 31, 2014
Chocolate brown leather
reclining chair; three
piece maple coffee table
and end tables; pine
hutch with 2 doors;
maple dropleaf table and
two chairs. Call 902-5436191 after 5 p.m.
business
Double stainless steel
sink, dryer, dressers, bedroom sets, air conditioner, electric stove,
MDF/ wood moulding,
steel door. 627-1986
Maple
Street,
Bridgewater,
bachelor
apartment for rent at
$390 monthly, plus utilities.\~ No pets.\~ Call 902543-6262.
DSL or Cable high-speed
internet service, add
Digital home phone service $14.95/mth includes
all features and free long
distance service. No
credit
or
deposits.\~
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One bedroom loft-style
apartment
centrally
located in Bridgewater,
quiet building. $650/
month plus utilities. No
pets. Newly renovated.
For more information
902-529-0990
Furniture, music items,
kids stuff, electronics,
exercise machines, and
artist T-shirts, knickknacks. 543-1791
Three bedroom apartment for rent in First
Peninsula. Call 902-6348366
Two bedroom with den,
$675/ month. 902-5312228
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HOMES/SALE
Bridgewater. 599 King
St., King’s Court. 900 sq.
ft., second floor retail or
office space, $795 plus
utilities. Also 1300 sq. ft.
space, $995 plus utilities.
527-1539
FOR SALE
Large collection of Avon
bottles and figurines. For
more information call
902-530-2671.
46
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ANTIQUES
Rhodenizer
Antique Auctions
Buying Antiques &
Collectibles, one item
or complete estate
contents or will sell your
items on commission.
Judy Rhodenizer
902-543-5194
FIREWOOD
Limited amount of dry
firewood,
hardwood/softwood mix. For more
info call 685-3272 or
523-4461
Quality
Firewood
Cut, Split &
Delivered
Serving satisfied
customers for 9 years
902.689.2364
Top quality firewood,
cut, split and delivered.
100%
hardwood.
Phone Vicki 543-6150.
Lighthouse
Media Group
your full-service
printshop!
for business cards,
letterheads, envelopes,
forms and more
call liana at
543-2457
YARD SALES
“Granny’s Attic” Yard
Sale. A fundraiser for the
Settlers Museum in
Mahone Bay, October 35 (during Scarecrow
Festival), in front of the
Eclectic Garage Main
Street. All three days, 94.
GARAGE SALE - FALL
CLEANING!
Saturday,
October 4, 8- 12.
Furniture,
household
items, bedding, books,
clothing
for
men,
women, and girls! Many
different
items!
62
Victoria Acres Drive,
West Northfield, beside
elementary school.
Moving Sale. Everything
must go. 142 Monk Pt
Rd, Heckman’s Island.
Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
10-2.
Multi-Family Yard Sale,
781
Main
Street,
Mahone Bay, Saturday
and Sunday, October 4
and 5, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Antiques, quilts, art
work, tools, Seawitch
Cottage stock at cost.
flea markets
FLEA MARKET
Beginning Sunday
October 19th
Wileville Firehall
Start 9:00 am ~ Tables $6.00 each
For information call 541-1141
October 4th
9 am – Noon
Michelin
Social Club
Be in line & buy a ticket for your chance to win
Early Entry at 8:15! Get the good stuff first!
• Gently Used Items (not just clothes) for ALL children
• Mompreneurial Vendors • Raffle Basket
Be present at 11:45 am draw for
$50 to spend at Vendor’s table.
First 50 to enter will receive A FREE LOOT BAG!
[email protected] or call 543-9129 asap.
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SPRING SALE 2015 TBA
CALL TODAY! 902-543-2457
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**Maximum 52 issues each of the Lunenburg County Progress
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GARAGE SALE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4th
10 am - 1 pm
89 Walnut Street (off Dufferin St.)
Bridgewater
Rain or Shine
PETS/SUPPLIES
BOATS
services
services
services
ELDERLY CARE
Would you like some kitten cuddles without the
expense of permanent
pet ownership? SPCA
needs volunteers to provide temporary foster
homes for kittens. Food,
litter and medical care
provided. Call 543-2334
or 764-2145
14’ fibreglass skiff, 15 hp
Yamaha 4-stroke. Both
excellent. Launch trailer.
$3,800. 634-9301
SIDING
PROFESSIONAL
Home
Maintenance:
Carpentry, laminate and
hardwood
flooring,
painting, minor electrical/ plumbing repairs.
521-0649, 275-2291
homemaintenance@
eastlink.ca
Residential tree cutting
& trimming. Professional
job at reasonable price.
Call Quinn Mansfield
543-3639
Cookvilla seniors’ home
has a vacant room with
own bath. Also respite
care. Carol 543-0308
FARM EQUIP.
PETS/SUPPLIES
CARS
1951 Ferguson farm tractor with front mount
snow plow, real good
condition, $3200 obo.
624-6209
Complaints of animal
mistreatment should be
reported to SPCA at 1888-703-7722. For any
other concerns regarding
animals call 766-4787.
1994 Topaz Florida car,
95,000 kms, $800 neg.
529-0525
PETS/SUPPLIES
Japanese Koi fish for
your aquarium or land
pond, various sizes and
colours, $3 - $10. 6249102
Kittens. Free. Orange,
black, gray and champagne (very rare). Eating
solid food. Litter trained.
(902)688-1027
rec. vehicles
2011 Arctic Cat 4
wheeler 350, mint condition, auto, 161K, 4 wd
$5,500. 902-543-7669
auctions
Stubbs Moving. Local
and
long
distance.
Ontario, Alberta, BC,
return, insured, great
rates. 521-2693
AUTO REPAIRS
BLAIR LYONS
Cell 523-2276
644-3142
KERBA. Lawn care, mini
excavating, gutter cleaning, pressure washing,
junk removal, odd jobs.
530-5092
Professional
Tree Services
Derrik’s
Handyman
Services. Odd jobs, minor
repairs, junk removal.
Phone 530-2713.
Specializing In
Chrysler
Products
Over 20 years’ experience
services
Tool Shop: Delta 10” tilting arbour saw, Delta 16 1/2” drill press, Delta
DJ 20 planer, Jessem Tool Co. router table with router, bits, etc., General
International 22 volt dust vacuum, Hegner scroll saw, Makita pneumatics 4.2 gallon, compressor, Delta band saw on stand, Lincoln SP-170T
welder, Skil wet table saw, 2” air flooring cleat nailer, Bosch jig saw,
Bessy clamps, lge. selection of clamps, Makita planer, Makita wheel saw,
3 Porter routers, misc. Brad guns, nail, misc. power tools, MS 290 Stihl
chain saw, Makita battery operated drills, misc. power tools, Tormek
Super Grundl 2 multi drawer tool chests on castors w. contents, extension
ladder, ladders, etc., misc. flooring tiles, etc. unopened in package. Note:
The workshop tools are recently purchased and in excellent condition
Household Goods: Leather club sofa, 2 modern china cabinets, oak kitchen table & chairs, pine dresser, very good custom made maple & exotic
woods workstation, bar, Colonial style dining table & 4 chairs, Hamilton
Beach Mixmaster, misc. household goods, appliances, new upright freezer,
various small appliances, etc.
Electronics: Sharp Aquos 60” Quattron 3D TV w. 6 Definitive speakers,
Pioneer Elite amp purchase price in Jan. 2014 for the surround system
$7,500, 2 LG 47” flat screen TVs w. Panasonic Blue Ray disc players
& speakers to be sold as units with speakers, Bose sound system CD
changer, various stereo equipment
Plus Harley Davidson windscreen, Harley stock muffler, bike helmets, etc.
Terms & Conditions: Cash & debit, Visa & Mastercard also available
All items to be removed day of sale
See pictures on line at www.crowther-brayley.com
RAIN OR SHINE, DRESS FOR THE WEATHER
ON SITE PHONE NUMBER: 902-497-1810
Lifetime Warranty on
Windows & Doors
WALLY’S
AUTOMOTIVE
The Estate of Barry Cassidy sold under instructions
from the Public Trustee of Nova Scotia
VIEWING - 9 AM / SALE - 10 AM
Auctioneers:
Household Goods: Paul Conrad / Tool Shop: Bill Brayley
Over 22 Years
Quality Experience
CANE’S
MOVING.
Professional, reliable and
very careful residential
and office moving service. Local and long distance. 521-8596
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Location: 33 Pentz Rd., Pentz, NS
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INSTALLATION
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A Pig Roast for any occasion, please call Mike at
521-0801 for availability
and pricing.
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What we can do for you:
tree removal, bucket truck,
pruning, hedges, chippers
available, lot clearing, crane
services, woodlot management,
bush hogging old fields, roads
cut back by machine or by hand,
mini backhoe, snow removal,
full property services
Jeffrey Stevens
902-634-3685 office
902-527-6624 cell
902-527-2024
Available for JUNK
REMOVAL, brush/ tree
limb disposal, light moving,
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CARPENTRY
No Job
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SEWING
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• roofing • siding
• decks • windows
• doors • etc.
Residential, Commercial,
Repairs, Renovations &
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Free estimate.
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Ph.: 902-543-1815
Cell: 902-521-3046
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Cell 529-2501
Handyman Services
Carpentry, Plumbing,
Electrical Repairs & more
• No job too small
• Free estimates
• Seniors’ discount
• Fully insured
25 years experience
References available
Roy Richards
902-521-5922
902-530-2450
D&E’s CARPENTRY/ROOFING
& CUSTOM WOOD PRODUCTS
ERROLL’S AUTOMOTIVE & TOWNING
250 NORTH ST.
off: 902-530-2552 cell: 902-521-7795
All types of sewing &
alterations. Bridal &
Prom. Drapes, Blinds,
Slipcovers. Fabric available. 25 yrs. experience.
Phone 543-5678
CLEANING
Good home cleaning. For
all your home cleaning
needs please call Lisa
523-5223
health
Continuing Care Month 2014
…your home, our passion
September is Continuing Care Month in Nova Scotia -- a time to
recognize the dedication of the thousands of Nova Scotians who
have chosen this caring field as a career option and what that means
for the adults and seniors who require their support.
Visit www.continuingcaremonth.ca to learn more. You will also find
inspiring stories about people who work and volunteer in continuing
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H
HUGE ESTATE AUCTION
H On Saturday, October 11, at noon, the partial estates of Berlie, Vincent H
Randy Corkum will be sold to the highest bidder. The Auction will H
H beandtaking
place at the Midville and District Fire Hall, in Midville Branch,
H
H
follow St. Phillips Street straight up from Bridgewater.
H The Crew from the former “Vintage Auctioneering” will be coming out of
H
H retirement for one time only.
H
H Items up for auction include: 1988 21 foot Glass Steam boat and trailer with a H
H 4 cylinder Volvo in board motor (needs work), 1974 white, Delta Royal soft top with H
455 rocker motor with extra parts (runs but needs work), Pink depression glass lamp,
H Fenton Vases, Nova Scotia glass, Genuine Alabaster trinket boxes, Alabaster miniature H
bath, with the hand carved birds, Flow Blue teapot, platters, pitchers, dinner plates, H
H bird
saucers and cups, Limoges butter dish, Framed wooden mirrors, W. Germany vases, and
H other pottery, large floor vases, View Master with 7 wonder cards, Crystal, Occupied H
cups and saucers, carnival glass punch bowl with cups, gate leg table, Paragon
H Japan
H
cup and saucer, Tiffany style lamp, miniature tea set, bobble vases, milk glass, Italian
H glass, and plates, Waterbury clock, Kinko brass vases, Smiths mantle clock, Sessions
H
clock, Pembroke mantle clock, Coo Coo clock from Germany, minnow basket,
H mantel
H
Old wicker baskets, lots of old Christmas decorations, Nursing Queen baby scales, glass
H buoys, dresser with mirror, Side-by-side dresser, Make and Break engine, Snoopy piggy H
Several very decorative urns, Pepsi Cola pitcher, Snow Babies, Gripstand bowls,
H bank,
H
finger oil lamp, pink finger electric lamp with pink shade, Majolica planter, and vase,
H Medicine Hatt bowl, wall mounted oil lamps, cast iron lights from the Center Jail House, H
Daulton figurines (Santa’s journey, make believe, cookies for Santa, Shirley, Sara,
H Royal
H
Tracy, Spring Flowers) Avon Mrs. Albee awards from 1986 to 2006, Avon miniature
H figurines, Avon glass, Avon jewelry, Bavarian glass, Cranberry glass, crocks, cast iron H
figurines made in occupied Japan, nippon, Massey Harris toys, Dinky cars,
H miniatures,
H
Corgi cars, Drivers Light, Bud-lows 22K gold set, wooden duck decoy PW, Limoges
H trinket box, soap stone carvings, wooden carvings, glass coasters, small drop leaf table, H
wagon harmonica, toy tin wind up horse, costume jewelry, old postcards, King
H band
Cole tea tin signs, old street name signs, old license plates, cow bells, wash board, wash H
stand,
needle points (framed and unframed), old frames, solid wood end tables, lots of H
H
brass including Lunenburg Foundry, the great Canadians coin collection, old flag fire
H extinguisher, Keurig’s, room divider, green Italian made glass, boson head, tintypes, 18 H
H pce set of Royal Albert tranquility, art deco waterfall vanity dresser with mirror, tall boy H
and side-by-side with mirror, IVOR-ART carving, ox bells, horse whip, vintage
H dresser
wooden high chair, Hummel clock, small drop leaf table, stuffed dog made in Germany, H
H lovely curio cabinet, 1920s silhouette’s, butter presses, vintage metal purse, jade lamp, H
birds, ceramic roaster made in Germany, stuffed baby seal, mustache cups,
H hand-carved
assortment of wades tea ornaments, porcelain doll, R.S. Prussia cups & saucers, a set of H
H limoges and a set of Royal Albert “Blossom Time”, plus so much more.
H
H This Estate auction should not be missed, the ad cannot possibly do it justice, this family H
collected antiques for years and some of the auction tags with prices are still on a few
H of these items. There are pictures posted on the Facebook account of Liza Thomas Selig. H
H Album is called Corkum Estate Auction, feel free to sneak a peek. We are still going H
through the estate and new pictures will be added.
H
H
Methods of payment cash and approved cheque only.
H Please have driver’s license or other photo ID ready when registering.
H
H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H HH
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floors. 543-0056 or 5210564
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EMPLOYMENT
We are looking for a
Licensed Burner Tech to
start work asap for
South shore and area.
Apply to S. Robinson
Mech Ltd., 320 Logan
Road, Bridgewater, 5437586.
M E D I C A L
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HEAVY EQUIPMENT
Requires
GRADER OPERATOR
for plowing snow and some grading
EXCAVATOR OPERATOR
- mostly working on woods roads
Some experience required.
Send résumés
by fax to 902-644-1249,
by email to [email protected]
or by mail to
PO Box 117, New Germany, NS
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WREATH
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Experience preferred.
Competitive wages.
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EMPLOYMENT
Operations Manager for
5 weeks on/off rotation
in Kazakhstan for an oilfield service and construction company. Main
responsibilities are to
manage the fleet and
personnel,
including
advance planning for
journey
management
and ensuring client
needs are met. The
expectation is this individual is highly organized and detail oriented
with a focus on customer
service. Previous transportation,
dispatching
and supervisory experience required. Email
resume to [email protected].
EMPLOYMENT
South Shore Public Libraries is looking for
someone energetic, creative, and inspiring to
be our new Children’s Programmer!
Working with children ages 0-12, you
will be leading Storytime and Afterschool
programs, running the Summer Reading
Club, and developing programs and
activities of your very own using new
technology and movement games and
exercises!
This is a permanent part-time position,
24 hours/week (evenings/weekends may be
required), $16.81/hour.
Send résumé and cover letter (PDF only)
to [email protected]
by 4:30 pm, October 6.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Region Of Queens Municipality
REGION OF QUEENS MUNICIPALITY
PLANNING ASSISTANT / DEVELOPMENT OFFICER
The Region of Queens Municipality is currently seeking applications from
energetic, detail-oriented and dynamic individuals interested in joining our
team as a Planning Assistant / Development Officer.
Location: Liverpool, Queens County, Nova Scotia.
Primary Responsibilities of the Planning Assistant / Development
Officer:
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eportingtothePlanner,assistintheoveralloperationofthePlanning
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Department;
InterpretandadministertheRegion’sMunicipalPlanningStrategyand
Land Use Bylaw;
Processdevelopmentpermitapplications;
Processvarianceapplications;
InterpretandadministertheRegion’sSubdivisionBylaw;
Processsubdivisionapplications.
The Ideal Candidate will have:
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AdiplomainPlanningTechnologyorrelateddegree.
Aminimumof2yearsexperienceinamunicipalplanningenvironment.
AthoroughknowledgeoftheMunicipalGovernmentActandother
relevant provincial legislation and regulations that relate to municipal
planningandsubdivision.
ProficiencyinGeographicInformationSystems,(particularlyMapInfo)
wouldbeconsideredagreatasset.
Excellentcustomerserviceandpublicrelationsskills.
Excellentwrittenandcommunicationskills.
Avaliddriver’slicence.
The salary range for this position is $46,885 to $56,988.
Adetailedjobdescriptionisavailablebycontacting(902)354-3455.
Pleasesubmitadetailedresume,withthree(3)professionalreferences,to
theundersignedonorbeforeOctober10,2014.Wethankallapplicantsfor
theirinterest;however,onlythoseselectedforaninterviewwillbecontacted.
Mike MacLeod, Planner
Region of Queens Municipality
249WhitePointRoad P.O.Box1264
Liverpool,NSB0T1K0
Fax–(902)354-7473
[email protected]
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Garage (2008) Limited
(Since 1915)
MECHANIC
We are a long-time, well-established franchise dealer for International
medium, heavy duty and severe service trucks providing superior
service, parts, sales and related gear for all makes of trucks &
equipment to southwestern Nova Scotia and beyond. We have an
immediate opening for experienced MECHANICS.
IDEAL SKILLS & EXPERIENCE
• Must have tools
• Preferably fully certified or Level 3 apprentice
• Motor vehicle inspection licence an asset
• Computer diagnostics/engine experience/hydraulic experience an
asset
• Ability and a desire to learn
• Good verbal communication skills
• Experience on electrical systems/suspensions/alignments an asset
• Able to work with minimum supervision
• Commitment to producing quality work
• Trustworthy, clean drivers abstract
• Air brake licence an asset
We offer an in-depth factory training on-line, classroom & in-shop
with advancement. Come grow with us!
Competitive compensation package, complete health benefit
package plus matching contribution RRSP plan.
Please send detailed resumes to:
SILVERS GARAGE (2008) LIMITED
273 North Street, Bridgewater, NS B4V 2V7
Attn.: GARTH MACBRIDE (Service Manager)
(MECHANICS POSITION)
1-902-543-7126
or e-mail: [email protected]
NO WALK-INS PLEASE. ONLY THOSE CHOSEN FOR INTERVIEW WILL BE CONTACTED.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
The Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre is inviting applications
to fill the following part-time positions:
SPARE OPERATOR
CASUAL GUEST SERVICES REPRESENTATIVES
Full details of the responsibilities of these part-time positions are
available on our website at www.lclc.ca. Please note that the
responsibilities within these position descriptions may vary.
Please submit a resume and covering letter by email, facsimile or
mail on or before Wednesday October 15, 2014 to:
Isobel Leslie
Lunenburg County Lifestyle Centre
135 North Park Street
Bridgewater, NS B4V 9B3
Fax: (902) 530-3733
Email : [email protected]
While we appreciate your interest in working for the Lunenburg
County Lifestyle Centre, only candidates selected for an interview will
be contacted. Please type “Spare Operator” or “Casual Guest Services
Representative” in the subject line of your email. No phone calls please.
TIGER’S GROUP OF
COMPANIES IS VERY
EXCITED TO BE HIRING
FOR THE FOLLOWING
POSITIONS IN OUR COMPANY
Excellent Competitive Wages and
company benefits. Please send your
resume to [email protected] or fax to
780-955-0278
Please state the position(s) you are
applying for. We thank all those who
apply, however, only selected candidates
will be contacted.
Absolutely No phone calls please.
Coleman’s Autohaus
Parts Manager
We are seeking a highly motivated person
to join our team as a Parts Manager.
Qualifications:
• Takes Pride in delivering superior customer service
• Must be computer literate
• Communication Skills
• Must be well organized
• Positive Attitude & Self Motivated to Excel
Responsibilities:
• Dealing with customers in a professional manner
• Create quotes for customers
• Ordering & Maintaining Inventory
We Offer:
• Competitive Compensation Plan
• Employee Benefits Plan
• Training & Development
Email your resume to [email protected]
Millwrights
Heavy Duty Mechanics
Camp Cooks
Camp Cleaners
Lead Plant Operator
Plant Operators
Yard Attendant
Carpenters
Class 1 Drivers
We are recruiting for
Long Haul Flatbed Operators
With Terminal locations in Newfoundland and Ontario,
we welcome drivers from all communities and
provinces. The successful candidate must possess
a Valid Class 1 or AZ license, a clean drivers
abstract and criminal record, have 1-2 years of
flatbed experience, knowledge of GPS/satellite
tracking, and be willing to comply with company
drug and alcohol program.
Some of the benefits of working with Hunt’s
Transport Ltd include:
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HTL takes pride in our team and are dedicated to
providing a safe, professional and challenging workplace for our employees.
Call TODAY and GO THE EXTRA MILE WITH US!
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Saunders Motors,
Saunders Collision
and Bridgewater Mazda
have immediate openings for:
• BODY TECHNICIANS
both apprentice and Journeymen
• AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANS
both apprentice and journeymen
• PARTS AND SERVICE ADVISORS
Resumes can be mailed to:
PO Box 7 Bridgewater, NS, B4V2W6
or e-mailed to [email protected]
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employment
Are you looking for a challenging,
rewarding career in nursing?
VON Queens County is currently hiring for the position
of 80% part-time Registered Nurse. For more information,
please visit www.von.ca or contact the Queens Site office at
43 Carten Street, Liverpool, 354-3297.
Deadline to apply is Sunday, October 12, 2014.
Sawridge Inn and Conference Centre is a 132 room executive style conference facility
located in the heart of Peace River which is in Northwest Alberta.
EMPLOYMENT
obituaries
DENTAL ASSISTANT
We are seeking a Level 2 Registered Dental
Assistant to join our friendly team in Bridgewater, NS, approximately 1 hour south of
Halifax. You will be met with a healthy team
atmosphere. We foster a fun, supportive
work environment. Must have strong communication, time management and customer
service skills. Staff benefits include health
plan and bonuses in reward for reaching performance targets. No evening or weekend
hours. Excellent above-average hourly rates.
Please email resume including references
and cover letter to [email protected]. All enquiries will be treated as
strictly confidential.
We are currently recruiting highly energetic, career oriented and motivated people
looking for a fast paced, high energy environment.
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month.
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PERMANENT RESIDENTS ORAND FOREIGN NATIONALS THAT HOLD A VALID OPEN WORK PERMIT WILL BE CONSIDERED
Reality Check:
An encouraging word
The act of offering sincere encouragement can be as satisfying for you as it is helpful for the person being encouraged.
Encouragement feels good. Encouragement can be motivational. Encouragement can be the key to a win-win in many
areas of life, whether it’s work, school, or family.
With all those positive effects, encouragement is a useful
skill to develop.
You’ll notice that I said, “skill to develop.” Doesn’t everyone
know what encouragement is and how to
give it? Surprisingly not.
Have you ever offered encouragement to someone, only to be informed
that they don’t need your help, thank
you very much? Or come away feeling
that your encouraging words were perceived as condescending, or were met
with anger, resentment, or simply not
appreciated?
Why do some folks respond negatively
to encouragement? After all, you are
only trying to help them. Take a look at
this example: Do you see any possibilities for why this encouragement might
not be effective?
Reality Check
Maurice has tried to encourage his
son to take a more active role in sports.
Maurice says, “I tell him all the time,
‘Get out there. You can do it! You can do
it!,’ but he doesn’t try. He gets discouraged and walks away. His
favourite saying seems to be, ‘No, I can’t.’”
Why might Maurice’s encouragement not be working as he
hoped?
First, for any encouragement to be effective, it’s important
that the person want, for themselves, whatever they are being
encouraged to do.
A good question for Maurice’s son is, “Do you want to be
more involved in sports?”
Listen carefully to the answer. Many children (and grownups) have a highly developed skill of telling people what they
think you want to hear. If that’s been the norm in your relationship, and if you now really want to hear the truth, you will
need to listen closely, keeping your judgments and opinions to
yourself.
Second, can Maurice’s son, in fact, do it? If you don’t have a
skill, then no amount of chanting, “I can do it, I can do it,” will
make it true. If the son wants to develop skills, then a more
encouraging act for Maurice would be to find ways to make
that happen, such as through extra practice, improved coaching and so on.
Working on the skill itself, especially if Maurice works with
him, can be much more encouraging than enthusiastic words
which are essentially no more than wishful thinking.
One characteristic of effective encouragement is honesty.
Does
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A delicious idea
I
t was one year ago that I went to the
Nova Scotia Community College —
Lunenburg Campus, where all of the
South Shore was invited and people were
asked, “What will you do to chart our
own course as we, as a region, navigate
our ship into uncharted waters?” That
was a challenge set out by us at Lighthouse Media Group, and all community
newspapers, who funded and founded the
Georgetown Conference in an attempt
to redefine and revitalize rural Atlantic
Canada.
I was sitting in the audience after
learning about more than a dozen good
ideas which were generated by community members in café-style discussions.
A woman stood up and announced her
table came up with the idea of initiating a squash
festival in Bridgewater as a way to bring people to
the area to showcase the produce (not the sport), a
resource we grow plentifully, but that isn’t as sexy
as, say, the strawberry.
As the tables were announcing their ideas, this
enthusiastic, fearless woman convinced a room full
of people that, in less than a years time, she and a
feisty bunch of local food enthusiasts would pull
this off.
Pull it off they did, as this past weekend, everywhere I turned, squash in every shape and colour
were on display in and around Bridgewater. The savory vegetable was served up in ice cream, wrapped
in bacon, in dog treats, and even in soap. It was so
much fun to be a part of this event, but perhaps
even more impressive was seeing this
evolve from a nugget of an idea into
something fantastic.
Call it a crush if you wish, but I am a
fan of Elspeth McLean Wile.
It was Elspeth’s team who brought
this about, and while for the most part it
was held at her farm market in Wileville,
she brought in partnerships such as
Cilantro — a very cool kitchen supply
store in the area — she invited talented
local chefs and helped cross-promote the
Afterglow Festival. People might have
gone to Wile’s Lake Farm Market for the
delicious samples and some of their date
squares, but I bumped into a Squashtastic goer at the drug store, and also at
Frenchy’s later that afternoon.
These opportunities benefit us all, and we need
more of them. We need more ideas large and small.
We need more Elspeth McLean Wiles; people to
stand up like she did that day 10 months ago in a
room full of other people and say, “This is what I’m
prepared to do. I’m going to take a risk, and work a
little harder, and we’re going to do this.”
One thing that I’m sure Elspeth would say is that
she didn’t do this alone. Lots of people stepped up
to help, and I suspect if I, or any of you for that
matter, took a leap of faith, there would be people to
stand behind us. This weekend inspired me to take
a risk and put myself out there.
But not today.
I have a squash strudel to make.
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Locally owned
& operated to serve
you personally ...
your neighbours, and
relatives, together,
making a difference
in our community
BRIDGEWATER HOMETOWN
215 Dominion Street
Bridgewater Gateway Plaza
(902) 543-7101
www.searsbridgewater.ca
Snow
Throwers
Now
In Stock!
Cross Small Engine
Repair Ltd.
69 Conquerall Road, Hebb’s Cross
Product of
Nova Scotia
Prices from Tues., Sept. 30 - Wed, Oct. 16, 2014
Creating Best Sellers
Every Week
Buy it on newstands or
have it delivered to your door
353 York Street, Bridgewater, NS B4V 3K2
902-543-2457 Fax: 902-543-2228 Toll Free: 1-888-543-2457
Lunenburg 902-634-8863 • Chester 902-275-5143
e-mail: [email protected] www.southshorenow.ca
208 Dufferin St., Bridgewater, N.S.
527-2222 or 1-800-259-1114
LAST
CHANCE
ONE Month
Unlimited Tanning
$
38
Phone: 902-543-9683
Fax: 902-530-3152
Hours: Monday Friday 8am-5pm
Saturday 8am-12noon
Happy
Thanksgiving
Come see us in our newly expanded location
42 Glen Allan Drive
South Shore Medical Arts Bldg.,
Bridgewater
902.530.3501
RESERVE YOUR LE14
25TH ANNIVERSARY
VINTAGES TODAY
Five distinguished wines from some
of the world’s finest growing regions
Available by pre-prder only.
ORDER YOURS NOW!
Wine Kings
Inc.
673 King Street, Bridgewater
527-0222
KINBURN
Wishing
Customers,
Friends
& Family
a Happy
Thanksgiving!
522 Main St., Mahone Bay
624-8347
www.kinburnpharmasave.com
6 MONTHS
DO NOT PAY
O.A.C.
Come check
out our
NEW
SULLEN
+tax
until Oct. 31st
Gift Certificates Available
(free parking off Dufferin St.)
Fall Arrivals
&
Sunny Oasis Tanning
& Hair Studio
455 King St.,
424 King St., Bridgewater
902.543.8546
Bridgewater
543-1064
543-7121
Visit our website: www.gowshomehardware.ns.ca
To show our appreciation to our customers and friends we are giving away
17
Apr
Feb
20%
offAug
July
ne
THANKSGIVING
TURKEYS
Visit the participating businesses on this page and fill out a ballot.
A draw will be held at noon on October 9, 2014 at each of the
businesses. Winners will be notified by phone.
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