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5/1–3/31
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6 Weeks of New Sports at Northern Carleton Civic Centre
6 Weeks of NEW Sports (April 29-June 4): Starting Monday, April 29 & 30 Ball Hockey/Soccer, May 6 & 7 Rugby/Flag Rugby, May 13 & 14 Dodgeball, May 20 & 21 Ultimate Frisbee/Handball May 27 & 28 Soccer Tennis/Lacrosse, June 3 & 4 Basketball/Flag Football. Open to male/female in each age level, no experience necessary. Cost $2. Schedule for age groups: Ages 6-9 (6-7 pm Mon. & Tues.), Ages 10-14 (7-8pm Mon. & Tues.), Ages 15-Adult (8-9 Mon. & Tues.).
Information - Phone 392-6763 Ext. 211 or www.florencevillebristol.ca
Websites
Saturday, May 18
Midget AAA Baseball
12:00pm – Fredericton Royals @ Western Valley Shiretowners (at Shiretown Field in Woodstock)
Sunday, May 19
Midget AAA Baseball
1:00pm – Double-Header - Miramichi Twins @ Western Valley Shiretowners (at Shiretown Field in Woodstock)
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5/1–3/31
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Email CJ104@astral.com or fax 325-3031
or drop off your announcement at our studios at 131 Queen St, Woodstock - 2nd Floor
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5/1–7/6
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2013 NB Singing Idol Concerts
2013 Finalists NB Singing Idol
12 to 18 year olds
Tabitha Beaulieu-15 (Grand-Falls)
Rebecca Lewis-15 (Woodstock)
Meghan MacDougall-16 (Woodstock)
Abby White-13 (Somerville)
Brooke Tucker-14 (Woodstock)
Zachary Peters-17(Juniper)
Ages 19 & up
Brett Russell (Woodstock)
Tiffany Anderson (Piercemont)
Terry Grenier (Grand Falls)
Linda Armstrong (Bedell)
Peter Bourgoin (Red Rapids)
Beverley Sappier-Paul (Woodstock)
Now that the judges have chosen the finalists from Carleton and Victoria Counties for the NB Singing Idol they will be competing at a concert at Carleton North High School where YOU chose the next NB Singing Idol. Tickets are $10. Audience has 60% vote while the judges have 40 % say in choosing the Winner who will receive a trophy from Kamdem Graphics & Promotions as well as a CD made of their recording with their music played on CJ104 and K93 radio stations.
The age group of 12 to 18 concert will be on June 15th at 7 pm. While the 19 and over will be on July 6th.
May 27th the concert tickets on sale at Vogue Optical at 267 Connell Road in Woodstock, Smith’s Drug Store at 8818 Main Street, Florenceville-Bristol, Mark’s The Spot at 9670 Route 105, Beechwood, Jean Coute Pharmacy at 276 Broadway, Grand Falls.
www.nbidol.ca |
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5/1–5/31
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WOODSTOCK GOLF AND CURLING CLUB RAISE THE ROOF:
The roof is in desperate need of replacement, please consider helping in any way you can!
Did you know . . .
Ø The WGCC is in a situation where they are unable to secure water damage coverage through the insurance policy because of the curling shed roof conditions.
Ø The average cost of a bundle of shingles is $25.
How to make a donation to the RAISE THE ROOF FUNDRAISER
Ø Donations to the Raise the Roof Fundraiser of $100 or more can be issued a charitable donation receipt for income tax purposes through the Canadian Curling Association (CCA). Donations are being collected at the bar, recorded, tracked and forwarded to the CCA at the end of each month, as per the request of the CCA.
Ø Anonymous donations can be made on behalf of the WGCC to the CCA Club Development Fund by sending your donation directly to the Canadian Curling Association, Attn: Club Development Fund, 1660 Vimont Court Orleans, Ontario K4A 4J4. Please indicate that your donation is being targeted to support the Woodstock Golf and Curling Club, Woodstock, New Brunswick.
Ø Donations of less than $100 can be made directly to the WGCC and are being collected at the bar, recorded, and tracked. A receipt will be issued but will not qualify for income tax purposes. |
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5/1–5/31
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In 2012, a group of eight local cycling enthusiasts created “Ride to the Relay”, a long distance cycling event in support of Relay for Life, which concludes as the local Relay opening ceremonies are taking place. Last year we rode 100 KM and we raised over $10,000.
This year our team is expanding (up to 20 riders), our fund raising target is increasing (shooting for more than $20,000) and our ride will be 160 KM/100 miles. Over the next eight weeks you’ll see us on the highways and by-ways around Woodstock, training for the ride.
Support Ride to the Relay....by making a donation online at the following link:
http://convio.cancer.ca/site/TR/RelayForLife/RFL_NB_odd_?team_id=290078&pg=team&fr_id=12336
For More information. Contact team captain
Mike Connell mikec@sabian.com |
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5/1–5/31
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Did you know the Canadian Red Cross offers a friendly visiting and telephone reassurance service for seniors? A volunteer will call or visit a lonely senior on a regular basis. If you would like to use this service or be a volunteer , please call the Red Cross Office at 328-8881. |
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5/9–6/1
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A Flea Market Fundraiser will be held on Saturday, June 1st from 8AM- 12 PM at the Woodstock Centennial Elementary School( Gymnasium).
The new Woodstock Centennial K-8 Playground Committee is holding a Giant Flea Market to help raise funds for the new school being built this year. Items can be donated to the school's table or you can purchase a table to sell your wares for only $10.00 (Please book in advance by sending email to - wcesnewk8playground@gmail.com ).
Admission is free, however donations will be graciously accepted at the door! This is an indoor event so it will be held rain or shine!! Everyone welcome. |
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5/15–5/31
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All Cancer Survivors wanting to attend the Relay Survivor Supper are asked to contact 375-6169. |
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5/15–5/31
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The 15th Annual Paint the Heartland Fine Arts Show & Sale is now taking names for area artists who are interested in participating in this event which will be held on Saturday, July 20th and Sunday, July 21st. Please contact Marlene at 375-6759. All proceeds from this event go to the Hartland Community School Grade Five Students "Free Art Winter Program". |
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5/16–5/27
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50+ Expo (Northern Carleton Civic Centre, 40 McCain Street) on Thursday, May 16, Time: 10:00am – 1:00pm
Co-hosted by Tobique-Mactaquac MP Mike Allen & the Town of Florenceville-Bristol – One stop information centre with exhibits, presentations, entertainment and a light lunch. Cost: Free Admission Info: 1-800-671-6160
Florenceville-Bristol Community Wide Yard Sale on Saturday, May 18.
Register your Yard Sale to get on the Community Wide Yard Sale Map and increase traffic to your location. Maps available at Florenceville Irving Mainway, Carleton Co-op and Glenn’s Grocery Thursday, May 16. Info: Recreation Department 392-6763 ext 211
Trunk n Treasure (Northern Carleton Civic Centre – 40 McCain St.) on Saturday, May 18
This unique sale is simple…fill up your vehicle’s trunk and pull into a parking spot at the NCCC, open your trunk and start selling right out of your vehicle. Great if you only have a few things to sell. Info: Recreation Department392-6763 ext. 211
Raise the Woof on Friday, May 24 Time: 6:30pm for Silent Auction / 7:30pm Show Starts. Join Dunroamin’ Stray and Rescue as they present “A Stand-up Comedy Show” . Tickets: $20.00 each available at various locations in Florenceville-Bristol, Perth-Andover and Woodstock
For additional information or to view other events happening please visit the Town of Florenceville-Bristol website at www.florencevillebristol.ca or call Tourism at 392-6763 ext.202/204 |
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5/16–5/31
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Kite Flying: On Thursday, May 16, come fly a kite with us from 3-4pm at Riverside Park (9173 Main Street). Ages 5-12, bring your kite and have some fun. Weather permitting! Rain Date is Friday, May 17.
Victoria Day Volcanoes: Monday, May 20, 2 - 4 pm, Family event, Cost $5 per volcano. Come to the Northern Carleton Civic Centre to build a volcano!! Must pre-register with the Recreation Department.
Registration for Summer Programs: May 27-31, 8am-4pm, at the Northern Carleton Civic Centre, Payments are to be made in full at the time of registration. Registrations must be accompanied by child’s Medicare number.
For more information:
E-Mail: recreation@florencevillebristol.ca Website: www.florencevillebristol.ca,
Phone: 392-6763 ext 211 |
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5/21–5/26
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Florenceville Ag is teaming up with CIBC to help fight breast cancer. You can stop in and see the pink Kioti Tractor at the following locations:
Brennans Home Hardware - May 21 - 11 am to 4 pm
Save Easy in Perth-Andover - May 22 - 11 am to 4 pm
Florenceville Co-op - May 23 - 11 am to 8 pm
Woodstock Farm Market - May 24 - 9am to 1 pm
Sobeys - May 24 - 1:30 to 4 pm
Woodstock Atlantic Superstore - May 25 - 10 am to 6 pm
Florenceville Ag - May 26 - 10 am to 2 pm
Join them in "Diggin' for a Cure" and help fight breast cancer. |
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5/22–5/26
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Gathering of the Scots
This is weekend May 22-26, the Village of Perth-Andover will be home to Gathering of the Scots. The Games features Pipe bands, Ancient Scottish Heavy events featuring the impressive Caber Toss, highland dancing, cultural workshops and a myriad of booths celebrating all things Scottish. For Schedule of Events
www.gatheringofthescots.com/storage/docs/Events%20Schedule%202013.pdf
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5/23–5/25
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The Ever After: A Musical will be performed by grade 6 through 8 students at Florenceville Middle School on Thursday, May 23rd, Friday, May 24th, and Saturday, May 25th.
Thursday's performance begins at 7:00pm and tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students. Friday's performance is a Dessert Theatre. It begins at 7:00 and audience members will be served desserts at intermission. Ticket prices are $10 adults and $5 for students. And finally, Saturday's matinee begins at 3:00, and tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students.
COME OUT AND ENJOY THE SHOW!!! |
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Florenceville Middle School
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5/24–8/19
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If you want the CJ Summer Prize Cruiser at your event make sure you let us know. The earlier you book the better the chance of us being able to attend.
Contact us to book the Cruiser for the summer of 2013. |
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5/25–5/26
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Paint for Pets will be held on Saturday & Sunday, May 25th & 26th, at Paint Décor & More Benjamin Moore Paint Store, 101 Gallop Court.
A portion of every gallon of paint purchased this weekend will be donated to the Carleton County Animal Shelter and they will have some of the Shelter animals on site.
You can also buy raffle tickets on a "Paint a Room" Gift Basket (Donated by Mark and Judy) valued at $450. The draw will take place @ 3:30 on May 26th. |
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5/25
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Royal Canin has been a great supporter of DunRoamin’ Stray and Rescue and their newest program can be found at this website: http://feedafriend.ca/. For each person who registers their support of DunRoamin’ by clicking on the “Register Now” button, Royal Canin will donate one pound of food. Please remember to include your postal code so that your donation goes to DunRoamin’.
If you click on the Shelter Spotlight icon on the home page of the website, DunRoamin’ is number 10 of the 13 shelters or rescues currently registered.
Please pass this info along to all your friends and don’t forget to click for DunRoamin’. Hope to see you at our yard sale on May 18, Raise The Woof at Carleton North High School on May 24 and our Dog Wash/Adoption Fair/Bake Sale on May 25th.
Thanks again for all your support. |
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5/25
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Dunroamin' Stray and Rescue Fund will hold an adoption fiar and dog wash on Sturday May 25 from 10 until 2 at the Florenceville Co-Op. Nail trims will also be available. A bake sale will be held at the same time. Come out and see the dogs and cats that are up for adoption. |
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10 - 2,
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Florenceville Co-Op
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5/25
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Carleton's Carnival
at Southern Carleton Elementary School
Saturday May 25 10 to 2
Rain or Shine
Admission by donation (some activities have a small fee)
BOuncy castles
Carnival games
Face painting
Photo Booth
Lots of treats
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10 to 2,
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Southern Carleton Elementary School
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5/25
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A "Men on a Mission" Breakfast, sponsored by Woodstock Christian Fellowship (Shiloh), will be held on Saturday, May 25, from 8:00 – 10:00 am at the Main Street Mission, 612 Main Street, Woodstock (former Fusion Restaurant). A full Breakfast Will Be Served. A free will offering will go to the Mission. Bring a friend, son or a neighbor - everyone welcome!
For more information: call Leroy Blacquiere at 506-328-8529 or e-mail at: leroy_blacquiere@yahoo.com |
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8 to 10 am,
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Main Street Mission
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5/25
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The final "Soup Saturday" - until next fall - will be held on Saturday, May 25th . As a special treat for everyone, this will be a BBQ.
Same place - St. Gertrude's Church Hall, and same time - 11:30am to 1:00pm. Everyone welcome. |
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11:30 am to 1 pm,
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St. Gertrude's Church Hall
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5/25
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The Carleton Manor Foundation will hold their 6th Annual LOBSTERFEST on Saturday, May 25, at 6:30 pm at the Woodstock K. of C. Hall, Charles Street. Enjoy more Lobster than you can eat or as an alternate - Chicken Cordon Bleu. Cost is $60 /person ($30 Charitable Donation Receipt provided)
Entertainment by Tracy and The Hurtin Hearts! Great evening out for a good cause - The Carleton Manor Foundation.
Call 323 1697 for tickets |
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6:30 pm,
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Woodstock Knights of Columbus Hall
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5/25
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The Next Generation Relay For Life Team is having their second Drive-In Movie on Saturday, May 25th. It will be held at Home Zone Electronics in the back parking lot. The movie showing is "ET" The Extra-Terrestrial. Canteen will open at 8pm and movie will start at dark. Tickets are $20 per vehicle/family and are available at the Carleton Civic Centre. All proceeds donated to Relay for Life. |
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8 pm,
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Home Zone - back parking lot
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5/25
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Relay For Life Fundraising Dance, featuring Flat Top, will be held at the Florenceville Curling Club on Saturday, May 25 from 9 pm to 1 am. Must be 19 years or older.
Tickets $15 each or $25/couple. Available at Smith Drugs in Florenceville-Bristol or from the Road Runners and Colors of Hope team members.
All proceeds going to the Northern Carleton Relay For Life. |
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9 pm to 1 am,
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Florenceville Curling Club
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5/25
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DunRoamin’ Stray & Rescue will hold a Dog Wash & Adoption Fair on Saturday, May 25, from 10.00 am to 2.00 pm at Co-op Country Store, 8818 Main Street, Florenceville/Bristol.
Nail Trims are available for Canine Friends. Enjoy the Bake Sale & check out the Cats & Dogs who are available for adoption. |
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10 am to 2 pm,
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Co-Op Store, Florenceville-Bristol
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5/25
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On Saturday, May 25th Canadian Tire will hold a Jumpstart Fundraiser.
The event is from 10am – 2pm and will be held in the Canadian Tire Parking Lot.
There will be a BBQ, Children’s Bouncing Castle, Inflatable Slide and lots of Carnival Type games with great prizes.
By Donation only and all proceeds go to the Jumpstart program in our local region.
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10 am to 2 pm,
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Canadian Tire Parking Lot
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5/25
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The Woodstock Fire Dept Relay For Life team will be hosting a BBQ Sat May 25th between Dooly's and the Woodstock Legion beginning at 10pm and going until the food is gone. |
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5/26
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Florenceville Ag Limited's "Diggin for a Cure".
May 22 - 11 to 4 - Save Easy in Perth Andover
May 23 - 11 to 8 Florenceville Co-Op
May 24 - Woodstock Farm Market and Sobeys 9 to 1 and 1:30 to 4
May 25 - Woodfstock Superstore 10 to 6
May 26 - Florenceville Ag 10 to 2
Stop by and make a donation to help end Breast Cancer. |
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5/26
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Come out to Connell Park from 1:00PM-3:00PM on Sunday May 26th, 2013 to walk for the Sanctuary House - in high heels! There is a $10 registration fee, please bring your own water and shoes.
Call 328-8057 for more information. |
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Connell Park
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5/26
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Woodstock’s annual Alzheimer’s Society “Walk for Memories” will be held on Sunday May 26. Registration begins at 12:15 p.m. with the official ceremonies kicking off at 1:00 p.m. from the Woodstock Farm Market Parking lot. Everyone is welcome to attend this all important fund raiser for the society.
For more information check out http://walkformemoriesatlantic.ca/. Also, for information about Alzheimer’s disease please see www.alzheimernb.ca |
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1 pm (12:15 Registration),
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Woodstock Farm Market
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5/26
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Sunday May 26th, 2013
Registration @ 2:00 pm
Bath Elementary School
Walk @ 3:00 pm
BBQ directly following the walk!
face painting & clown for the kids
Contact: Jodi O’Neill
Phone: 278-3017 |
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2 pm Registration 3pm Walk,
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Bath Elementary School
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5/26
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A special afternoon of Gospel & Country Music will be held at the Pembroke Community Hall on Sunday, May 26, from 2 to 4 pm. Many local entertainers will be featured including Jack McAfee, Capt. Lavern Fudge, Arlo & Joyce Mason, Gerald Gavel and more. There will be light refreshments and everyone is welcome. |
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2 to 4 pm,
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Pembroke Community Hall
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5/27–6/7
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The Hartland Public Works Department will be flushing hydrants and sewer lines from May 27 to June 7. If discoloured water is experienced, please run your tap water until it is clear. Should discolouration persist, residents should call the Public Works Department at 375-6762. |
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5/31–6/2
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Becoming an Outdoors Woman is an outdoor skills program that offers women 18 years of age or older a chance to grow. The workshops introduce women to a variety of activities well balanced and usually associated with hunting, fishing and non-harvest sports like canoeing, camping, nature crafts, gardening or woodworking. BOW welcomes women from all backgrounds to enjoy camaraderie with other women in a supportive, non-competitive learning environment.
Check out the New Brunswick Wildlife Federation website at www.nbwildlifefederation.org to obtain information on the upcoming weekend workshop May 31 to June 2 at Greenhill Lake Camp in Millville and contact information.
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5/31
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A reminder that applying for benefits from Veterans Affairs Canada is FREE to Veterans and their spouses. The ANAVETS have service officers who are trained and ready to help you fill out any paperwork needed for no fee. For more information contact your local Royal Canadian Legion branch. |
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5/31
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A great night of music, featuring Wildwood and many other Local Entertainers.
7 pm
Old County Courthouse, Upper Woodstock
Tickets: $10
This is a Benefit for Medical Transportation |
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7 pm,
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Old County Courthouse Upper Woodstock
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5/31
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A Gospel Concert will be held at the Bath United Pentecostal Church on Friday, May 31, at 7 pm. Everyone welcome to come & enjoy an evening of Gospel Music. Featured guests will be The McGuires and the David King Trio. A freewill offering will be received with all proceeds for Bannon Bible Camp. For more information, contact Ruth Sawler at 375-9193 or ruan@nbnet.nb.ca. |
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7 pm,
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6/1–6/2
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There is a co-ed softball tournament in Canterbury Jun 1st and 2nd
They'd like 8 teams
contact 323 8065 or 279-1185. Price is $225 no balls.
Can play with 5 and 5 or 6 and 4. |
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6/1
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Corey Ford is doing a Drive 4 UR School event at WHS on the first of June from 9-1...This is a fundraiser for the school...each demo taken by a customer is worth $20 to the school... |
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9 to 1,
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WHS
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6/1
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Skedaddle Ridge Spring Rally
June 1
Registration from 8 to 10
Begins at Ellis Bridge in Howard Brook.
The run is about 90 KM. Follow the signs starting at the Jasale Motel for directions to the start point
Registration from 8 to 10
Bring your own lunch |
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8 am,
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Ellis Bridge in Howard Brook
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6/1
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"Run for the Word" is an initiative launched by the Canadian Bible Society to raise awareness and support for the "She's My Sister" Project.
"She's My Sister" is a trauma-care program helping women and children who have suffered the terrible atrocities of rape and mutilation during the Rwandan war and genocide.
For more information, go online: www.biblesociety.ca/runfortheword or contact the regional office in Moncton at 1-888-242-5397.
The local 1k/5k run or walk will be held on Saturday, June 1, at the Northern Carleton Civic Centre, 40 McCain Street, Florenceville-Bristol. |
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10:00 am,
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Northern Carleton Civic Centre
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6/1
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The Annual Fish Derby for Kids under 12 in the Juniper area will be held Saturday, June 1st, at Crabbes Pond in Juniper. A free BBQ will be held at 10:30 to noon. For more information contact Judy Lutes at 246-1805. |
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10:30 am to 12 noon,
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Crabbes Pond
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6/1
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New Brunswick In Motion Trails Day June 1
STORMDALE CANOE POKER RALLY SATURDAY JUNE 1
Run the Becaguimac Stream from the bridge in Pole Hill to the Stormdale Covered Bridge and collect cards at designated stops.
Each person must have a life jacket. Must be 19 years and older
Registration at the Bridge in Pole Hill at 11:00 am $10. Per adult
Prizes and cash B-B-Q at the Covered Bridge in Stormdale |
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11 AM,
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6/1
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Corey Ford is doing a "Drive 4 UR" School event at Woodstock High School on June 1ST from 9 am to 1pm.
This is a fundraiser for the school...each demo taken is worth $20 to the school, so come on out and take a test drive! Good for you and good for the School! |
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9 am to 1 pm,
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WHS Parking Lot
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6/1
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Touch a Truck is a fundraiser where anyone and everyone can attend but is geared towards children. It will be held on Saturday, June 1, (rain date Sunday, June 2) from 10 am to 2 pm in the parking lot of NB Community College.
It's a great family day and a great learning day for children as they get to climb, touch, and dream with the vehicles provided by local businesses.
Admission is $5.00 per person and all proceeds go to the creation of the Sgt. Mark Gallagher Memorial Vocational School in Haiti. This event is sponsored by Scotiabank and everyone is welcome. |
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10 am to 2 pm,
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6/6
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As a final assessment for grade 9 English, students of Woodstock High School are preparing a project for a Social Justice Fair in the WHS gymnasium on June 6. Students are researching an issue important to them to raise awareness and to take action for change. They are making connections to the UN Millennium Development Goals, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and The Convention of the Rights of the Child. In addition, they are communicating with agencies involved in their chosen issue to work towards a solution.
The publis is welcome to visit the fair between 10:00 and 11:30. |
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10 to 11:30,
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WHS Gymnasium
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6/9
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Walk to fight Arthritis
When: Sunday June 9th, 2013
Where: World’s Longest Covered Bridge - meeting in the tourist bureau parking lot - walking the length of the bridge a couple of times in order to meet our required KM’s.
Time: Registration begins at 12:30pm and the walk begins at 1:00pm
Contact: Renee Crouse (Home) 375-4017 or (Cell) 323-0627 (Email) reneecrouse@hotmail.com
Website: www.walktofightarthritis.ca Select New Brunswick and then virtual walk. We are Team Motion (use the search engine to find us). You can join the team and get your own sponsors or donate on this site. |
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Registration at 12:30 pm,
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6/13–6/26
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PLACE
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Cambridge-Narrows Community
(Grades K-12)
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Thursday, June 20th
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7:00 p.m.
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Gymnasium
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Canterbury High
(Grades K-12)
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Wednesday, June 19th
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6:00 p.m.
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Gymnasium
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Carleton North High
(Grades 9-12)
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Thursday, June 20th
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3:00 p.m.
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CNHS
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Central New Brunswick Academy
(Grades 6-12)
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Thursday, June 20th
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7:00 p.m.
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CNBA
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Chipman Forest Avenue
(Grades 6-12)
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Wednesday, June 19th
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7:00 p.m.
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CFAS
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Enterprise Centre
(Grades 6-12)
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Thursday, June 13th
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2:00-4:00 p.m.
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St. Thomas University
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Fredericton High
(Grades 9-12)
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Thursday, June 20th
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7:30 p.m.
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Aitken University Centre
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Hartland Community
(Grades K-12)
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Wednesday, June 19th
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7:00 p.m.
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Gymnasium
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Harvey High
(Grades 6-12)
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Friday, June 21st
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7:00 p.m.
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Gymnasium
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John Caldwell
(Grades K-12)
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Wednesday, June 19th
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4:00 p.m.
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John Caldwell School
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Leo Hayes High
(Grades 9-12)
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Friday, June 21st
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7:00 p.m.
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Aitken Center
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McAdam High
(Grades 6-12)
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Wednesday, June 19th
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11:00 a.m.
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Gymnasium
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Minto Memorial High
(Grades 9-12)
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Thursday, June 20th
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7:00 p.m.
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Gymnasium
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Nackawic Senior High
(Grades 9-12)
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Thursday, June 20th
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6:00 p.m.
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Nackawic Arena
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Oromocto High
(Grades 9-12)
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Wednesday, June 19th
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7:30 p.m.
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Aitken Center
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Saint Mary’s Academy
(Grades K-12)
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Thursday, June 20th
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6:30 p.m.
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Gymnasium
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Southern Victoria High
(Grades 9-12)
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Thursday, June 20th
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4:00 p.m.
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River Valley Civic Centre
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Stanley High
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Saturday, June 22nd
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11:00 a.m.
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Stanley High School
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Tobique Valley High
(Grades 6-12)
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Tuesday, June 18th
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6:00 p.m.
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Tobique Valley High School
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Woodstock High
(Grades 9-12)
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Thursday, June 20th
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7:00 p.m.
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W.H.S. Gymnasium
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New Brunswick Community College - Wednesday, June 26 - 10 am Woodstock Campus |
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6/22
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The Multicultural Association of Carleton County will be celebrating Multiculturalism Day on Saturday, June 22, and will be having a Carleton County Bumble.
What’s a bumble? A drive, site seeing to various marked destinations throughout Carleton County.
The event starts at 9:00am in Woodstock at the MACC office (109 Maple Street- Woodstock) stopping along the way to enjoy the sites and ends at the MACC office in Florenceville around 1:00pm (24 McCain Street Florenceville-Bristol). People will enjoy a BBQ at the Florenceville office at the end of their journey, with an appearance from MACCy the Dragon and watch as Chinese lanterns are released at approx. 2:30.
This is sure to be a fun and educational day. |
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6/30
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WOODSTOCK REC NEWS…
Couch to 5K Running Program - 10-Week Program begins May 21st. Goal is to participate in the Tim Hortons Joe McGuire Road Race 5K on July 27th. Contact us to register.
Coed Adult Beach Volleyball – Rec Night, 4-on-4 or 2-on-2 League – contact us if interested. Registration deadline May 31.
‘Break into Summer’ dance Party for Intellectually and Physically Challenged. May 24th 6:30-8:30pm. DJ John Allen. Refreshments provided. Carleton Civic Centre.FREEEvent.
WesternValleyAchievement Games – June 6th. Host is Hartland. Event for those with intellectual and physical challenges. Must call rec dept to register
Outdoor Adventures for Youth- To be announced. Potential ideas: Kayaking, Archery, Paintball, Treego, and Green Hill Lake Camp. Contact us for more information.
Fun Park – Keep your children busy this summer. Begins June 24th. Register Daily or Weekly. Activities include swimming, games, sporting events, crafts and more. Call us to register.
Youth Soccer –Divisions include U4 to U16. Begins week of June 24th. Call us to register.
Summer Swim Team – Begins June 24th. Tuesdays and Thursdays 3:30-4:30 and 4:30-5:30pm. For youth ages 6yrs and up or able to swim in the deep end. Compete in Swim Meets around theWesternValleyRegion.
Red Cross Swim Lessons – Registration for Summer Sessions is June 5th. Session 1 July 15th to 26th and Session 2 Aug 12th to 23rd.
Adult Tennis – Recreational tennis every Wednesday evening at 7pm beginning June 5th.
31st Annual Western Valley in-motion Games (formerly known as the WV Regional Games). Hartland hosting on July 18th and 19th. For youth ages 8-13yrs. Activities will include Soccer, Badminton, Canoe races, Ball Hockey and Much More. Don’t miss this event. Must register in advance. Come representWoodstock!
Youth Golf – For youth ages 9yrs and older. 6-week program begins June 27th. Participants will be transported to the Covered Bridge Golf Club for an instructional session with Wade Lapage.
Youth Tennis – For youth ages 8yrs and up. Begins July 2nd. Serve, Rally, Score! At the McKinley Tennis Courts located behind the Connell Park Grandstand.
in motion Trails Day- June 1st @ 9am. Run, Walk, Bike the NBTrail along the beautiful St. John River! Meet at the Farmer’s Market. Everyone is welcome for this FREE event. Refreshments to follow.
Tim Hortons Joe McGuire Road Race – July 27th. Start time is 8:30am. Participate in the 5k Run, 5k Walk, or 10k Run. Registration on-line at www.atlanticchip.ca or registration forms can be found on the town website and the CCC. NO SAME-DAY REGISTRATION.
Girl’s Night Out- June 14th, for girl’s ages 7-12yrs. Participants will enjoy activities, such as, swimming, dancing, crafts and much more! Call us for more details.
For Lap and Public Swim Schedules, Carleton Fitness Centre hours – Check out our website www.town.woodstock.nb.ca or Join us on Facebook. |
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12/31
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Please support the Victoria County SPCA Animal Shelter in Arthurette
2238 Route 109
Arthurette E7H 4C2
They are always looking for volunteers and donations of cash, dog and cat food and
cleaning supplies for the animals. If you would like to adopt an animal please call 506-356-1117. email vispca@nb.aibn.com
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12/31
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The Carleton Animal Shelter in Debec has a variety of Cats and Dogs ready for adoption to good homes in our area. Please look over their website for information on how you can adopt, donate or volunteer.
http://carletonanimalshelter.com/
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