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Village of Dorchester
Newsletter
Volume 17 Issue 1
December 18, 2014
Dorchester Lions Annual Polar Dip
Palmer’s Pond on Route 106
Thursday, January 1st at 1:00pm SHARP
The Dorchester Lions Club wants to let fans know that The
Dorchester Lions Polar Dip will take place at Palmer's Pond.
Those not brave enough are welcome to come cheer those heartier souls
who will be taking the plunge.
Dippers are asked to obtain a sponsor sheet and present it to the registrar before
jumping. Registration begins at 12:20pm at Palmer’s Pond.
Obtain
the
sponsor
sheet
by
e-mail
[use
PolarDip
in
subject]
Dorchesterweblion@gmail.com or phone 506-379-1196. To take part without a
sponsor sheet, each participant must make a $25.00 donation. Dippers without
sponsors are subject to a $25.00 Dipping fee.
Bring flip flops or old sneakers and a BIG towel. There is no guarantee of warm
weather!
Observers are advised to stay in the observing area - OFF THE ICE - Should a
spectator fall through the ice and get wet; they are subject to the $25.00 dipping fee.
All participants are invited to the New Year’s Levee at the Keillor House following the
Dip.
So be sure to get there on time, because this is one of the fastest
events you’ll ever see!!
2015 New Year’s Levee
The Westmorland Historical Society and the Village of
Dorchester extend a warm welcome at the Keillor House
Museum (4974 Main Street) on New Year’s Day
from 1:00 to 3:00pm.
Warm up at the crackling hearth fire with homemade
soup, chili, sweets and hot drinks. Come enjoy
community hospitality following the Lion’s Polar Dip.
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Although the 12 Days of Christmas traditionally starts a little
earlier, starting your 12 Days of Safety now will carry you through
the Holidays to the New Year. Dorchester Fire Rescue wishes you
and your family a Happy, Safe Holidays!
DAY 1: Water fresh trees daily
It's time to trim that Christmas tree, and if you’re using a real tree, buy
a fresh tree and keep the base of the trunk in water at all times. Keep
your tree away from any ignition source such as the fireplace, heaters
or candles.
DAY 2: Check all sets of lights before decorating and periodically
while in use.
Before you put those lights on the tree or around the front window,
check the cords closely. Discard any sets that are frayed or damaged.
Don’t overload plugs or extension cords.
DAY 3: Make sure you have working smoke alarms
With family and friends spending extra time at your home over the holidays, it’s a
great time to check your smoke alarms. Replace smoke alarms if they are over 10
years old. Remember that you need working smoke alarms on every storey of your
home and outside all sleeping areas. Test your alarms to make sure they will alert you
and your family if a fire occurs, giving you the precious seconds you need to safely
escape.
DAY 4: Make sure you have working carbon monoxide alarms
Carbon monoxide is an invisible, odourless gas that can quickly kill you. Replace any
carbon monoxide alarms over seven years old. Installing carbon monoxide alarms in
your home will alert you to the presence of this deadly gas.
DAY 5: Make sure everyone knows how to get out safely if a fire
occurs
Develop and practise a home fire escape plan with all members of the household and
make sure someone helps young children, older adults or anyone else that may need
assistance to evacuate. Once outside, stay outside and call 911 from a cell phone or
neighbours house.
DAY 6: Use extension cords wisely
People often use extension cords for that extra set of lights or the dancing Santa in the
corner. Extension cords should be used only as a temporary connection. Make sure
cords never go under rugs as this can cause damage to the cord and cause a fire.
DAY 7: Give space heaters space
If you are using space heaters to help take the chill off, remember to keep them at
least one metre (3 feet) away from anything that can burn such as curtains,
upholstery, or holiday decorations.
DAY 8: When you go out, blow out!
Candles can set the perfect mood for a holiday celebration, but
remember to always blow out candles before leaving the room or
going to bed. Keep lit candles safely away from children and pets
and anything that can burn, such as curtains, upholstery, or
holiday decorations. Be candle safe!
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DAY 9: Keep matches and lighters out of the sight and reach of
children
People often keep matches and lighters handy to light holiday candles. But matches
and lighters can be deadly in the hands of children. If you smoke, have only one lighter
or book of matches and keep them with you at all times.
DAY 10: Watch what you heat!
The holiday season is one of the busiest times of the year, which means it's
easy to get distracted from what we are doing. Cooking fires most commonly
occur when cooking is left unattended. Always stay in the kitchen when
cooking; especially if using oil or high temperatures. If a pot catches fire,
carefully slide a tight-fitting lid over the pot to smother the flames and then
turn off the heat.
DAY 11: Encourage smokers to smoke outside
Careless smoking is the leading cause of fatal fires. If you do allow smoking indoors
use large, deep ashtrays that can't be knocked over and make sure cigarette butts are
properly extinguished.
DAY 12: There’s more to responsible drinking than taking a cab home
With all the festive cheer this time of year, keep a close eye on anyone attempting to
cook or smoke while under the influence of alcohol. Alcohol is all too often a common
factor in many fatal fires.
Be Smart, Be Safe!
BLOOD DONOR CLINIC
Tis the season of giving and what better gift to give than the gift of
life-saving blood.
There will be a blood donor clinic at the Tantramar Veterans
Memorial Civic Centre, 182 Main Street, Sackville, on Tuesday,
December 23, 2014 from 2-4 pm and 5:30-7:30 pm.
Walk-ins and new donors are welcome.
For more information or to book an appointment, please call 1-8882Donate (1-888-236-6283) On-line www.blood.ca
Save someone’s life; be a blood donor.
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION #26 (Sackville)
This is the list of Legion events for December 2014:
Sackville Legion Bingo, every Tuesday evening
6:00pm. No person under 16 years of age.
6:45pm. Doors open at
DECEMBER 19, 2014 ~ 11:00AM—1:00PM
R O A ST T UR KEY
MA SH ED PO T AT O ES, D R E SSI N G , C AR R O T S, T UR N IP & G R A VY
A SSO R T ED T AR T S FO R D ES SER T , T E A & C O FF EE
C o st $ 1 0 .0 0
Take-outs available, call 364-9900 All are welcome!!
Location: 15 Lorne St., Sackville NB. For more events at the Legion, please watch the
sign in front of our building. To be added to the email list, please email alfwal@nbnet.nb.ca. For hall rentals or more information please call 364-9900.
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The Parishes of Dorchester and Sackville
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES—December 21, 2014 to February 1, 2015
Trinity Anglican Church Services - 5005 Main Street
Services beginning January 4, 2015 will be in the Church Hall.
Please join us for our candlelight Christmas Eve service to celebrate the Nativity of
our Lord Jesus Christ on Wednesday, December 24th at 7:30 pm.
We would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas
and a blessed New Year
December 21st: Fourth Sunday in Advent
9:30 a.m. – Holy Eucharist, St. Ann’s, Westcock
9:30 a.m. – Holy Eucharist, Trinity, Dorchester
11:00 a.m. – Holy Eucharist, St. Paul’s, Sackville
December 24th (Wednesday): CHRISTMAS EVE
4:00 p.m. – HE (Family Service), St. Paul’s, Sackville
6:00 p.m. – Holy Eucharist, St. Ann’s, Westcock
7:30 p.m. – Holy Eucharist, Trinity, Dorchester
11:00 p.m. – Holy Eucharist, St. Paul’s, Sackville
December 25th (Thursday): CHRISTMAS DAY—THE NATIVITY OF OUR LORD
10:00 a.m. – Holy Eucharist, St. Ann’s, Westcock
December 26th (Friday): St. Stephen the Martyr
10:00 am - Holy Eucharist, St. Paul’s, Sackville
December 27th (Saturday): St. John the Evangelist
10:00 am - Holy Eucharist, St. Paul’s, Sackville
December 28th: The Holy Innocents / Sunday after Christmas
9:30 a.m. – Holy Eucharist, St. Ann’s, Westcock
9:30 a.m. – Holy Eucharist, Trinity, Dorchester
11:00 a.m. – Holy Eucharist, St. Paul’s, Sackville
January 1st (Thursday): The Octave Day of Christmas / New Year’s Day
7:00 p.m. - Holy Eucharist, St. Paul’s, Sackville
January 4, 2015: Second Sunday after Christmas
9:30 a.m. – Holy Eucharist, Trinity, Dorchester (at the Church Hall)
January 11, 2015: First Sunday after the Epiphany
9:30 a.m. – Morning Prayer, Trinity, Dorchester (at the Church Hall)
January 18, 2015: Second Sunday after the Epiphany
9:30 a.m. – Holy Eucharist, Trinity, Dorchester (at the Church Hall)
January 25, 2015: Third Sunday after the Epiphany
9:30 a.m. – Morning Prayer, Trinity, Dorchester (at the Church Hall)
February 1, 2015: Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany
9:30 a.m. – Holy Eucharist, Trinity, Dorchester (at the Church Hall)
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The Municipal Office will be closed from
Monday, December 22, 2014
and will reopen for business on Monday, January 5, 2015.
The Mayor, Council, and Staff wish you a Merry Christmas
and
a Very Prosperous New Year.
Please note: Should you have a municipal emergency situation, please contact a member
of council. They alone are authorized to call out the staff.
Mayor JJ Bear 379-9098
Deputy-Mayor Grant MacDonald 379-6272
Councillor Robert Corkerton 379-6731
Councillor Susan MacDonald 379-2586
Councillor Kim MacLeod 232-7088
The Bakery at Cranewood
Now OPEN (939-3133)
Located at 113 Main Street, Sackville, NB
Business Hours:
OPEN Tuesday thru Fridays 11AM till 5PM
OPEN SATURDAYS 9AM TILL 2PM
Come on in and relax in our historic manor house bakery/café. Check out our
Facebook page ~ Bakeryatcranewood - featuring updated photos of all our yummy
treats. Or email us: CRANEWOODONMAIN@YAHOO.CA
Europe, One Step at a Time
Many of you have heard about my hike of 6,000 kilometres across
Europe. I have now written a book about that experience. “Europe
One Step at a Time” is available from Tidewater Books in Sackville,
and you might want to include it in your wish list to Santa! After all
my walking and writing, I can now go back to a quiet retirement in
Dorchester Cape.
Thank you for your interest in my book.
Joseph Koot
GARBAGE DAY IN DORCHESTER
Due to the fact that garbage collection day for the Village of Dorchester
residents lands on Christmas Day and New Years Day, we have
changed the pickup day for those two weeks to the following:
Previously Dec 25th - now Saturday, December 27th.
Previously January 1st - now Saturday, January 3rd.
This applies to those two weeks only. Please have your garbage out at
the regular time. For Village of Dorchester residents ONLY.
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Gitpu Tobacco & Gas Bar
Stop in at 6 Cherry Burton Road,
7 days/week from 7:00am—
10:00pm.
Gift Certificates NOW available
Starting December 1st we will be
having a $25 weekly draw with a
minimum purchase of 25 litres
of fuels.
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and
a Happy New Year
CLOSED Christmas Day and
CLOSING at 6:00PM on
New Year’s Eve
The Dorchester Lion’s Club welcomes guests, visitors, and
potential new members to our meetings on the second and
fourth Monday of each month. The next meetings are on
Monday, December 22nd, January 12th and 26th held at the
Lion’s Den (over the Library on Cape Road) at 7:00pm.
The Dorchester Lion’s Club will be holding their
Monthly Breakfast Fundraiser on Saturday, December 27th
at Dorchester Veterans Community Center (previously St. Ed’s Hall)
4955 Main St, Dorchester, NB
7:30am to 10:30am
Cost: $7.00 and children ages 12 and under $3.00
Children’s breakfast includes:
1 egg, 1 sausage, 1 slice of bacon, 1 piece of toast and 1 serving of beans
Come on out, enjoy a wonderful breakfast,
& help support the Lion’ s Club!
Proceeds to help support: Dorchester Food Bank
2015 Breakfast Schedule
January 31st / February 28th / March 28th / April 25th
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THE SQUARE CUT SPA
Celebrate the New Year; Relax and Warm Up
Regular Mani & Pedi ~ $30
Shellac Manicure ~ $25
Mini Manicure ~ $10
Paraffin Pedicure ~ Men $20 ~ Women $25
Men’s Pedicure $15
Mini Pedicure $15
Jamberry Nails ~ $15 Free Nail Art
Gift Certificates Available
Referral Incentive:
Refer somebody to me and when they come for their service,
you will get 25% off your next service.
Call now or anytime for an appointment
Debbie, Tammy and Rhonda will be pleased to help you.
HOURS
Now open on Mondays – 8:30am to 4:30pm
Tuesday & Thursday – 7:00am to 7:00pm
Wednesday & Friday – 7:00am to 5:00pm
Saturday – 7:00am to 12:00pm
Christmas Week Hours
CLOSED Dec 22 – Dec 26
OPEN Dec 27 ~ 7:00am – Noon (Sat)
Dec 29 ~ 8:30am – 4:30pm (Mon)
Dec 30 ~ 8:30am – 4:30pm (Tue)
Dec 31 ~ 7:00am – 3:00pm (Wed)
Coffee is always on at (1 Woodlawn Road)
Looking forward to serving you
379-6680
The VON BLOOD PRESSURE CLINICS will be held every two
weeks with the next sessions on December 23rd, January 13
and 27 at 10:00am. The stairs still need to be built at the
Recreation centre, so it will be held at the Veteran's Hall (4955
Main St) until further notice. For more information please call VON
Sackville 536-0750 or VON Moncton 857-9115.
FOR SALE - Seasoned dry hardwood—Cut, split and
delivered. 100% hardwood. Call James 379-2743.
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Masonic Lodge Sussex # 4, Dorchester, NB
Grand Lodge of New Brunswick-http://www.glnb.ca/index.html — To Be One - Ask One
About Canadian Freemasonry
The next Communication with the Sussex Lodge # 4 will be held on
Saturday, January 10th at 1:00pm. The following date for the next
communication will be held on February 18, 2015 at 7:30pm.
The banquet hall and kitchen facilities are available for rent for small events up to 60
persons, call 379-2211 or 379-0678.
There is a large inventory of cheese for those doing Christmas
preparations. The Sussex Lodge has blocks of 2 KG weight ADL
Cheese for $28 each in the following varieties: Extra old white
cheddar; extra old, old, medium, mild orange cheddar as well as
marble, mozzarella, 2 kg blocks of cream cheese and Swiss
cheese. Items may be ordered from: Gaius at 379-2439, Peter at
379-6695, or Macx at 379-2211. Blocks of cheese are also sold at the Farmer’s
Market in Sackville on Saturday Mornings from 9:00 am to 11:00 am.
Sussex Lodge #4 would like to extend its appreciation for the support from
the residents within the Tantramar Region in 2014 and wish them all the best
in 2015.
HOUSE FOR SALE
Offers and/or proposals are being received for the uninhabitable but
repairable house at 82 Woodlawn Road.
Phone 379-0311 or write Gary Payne at 82 Woodlawn Road,
Dorchester, NB E4K 3A8.
All information can be made available. All reasonable offers will be
considered.
BARBARA’S SEWING ~
Repairs & Alterations, Custom Sewing,
Free Estimates, Quick Quality Service, Pickup & Delivery available. 4895 Main
St (please use ramp at front door) Dorchester NB.
SAME GREAT SERVICE—NEW PHONE NUMBER—334-1152.
barbaraj.estabrooks@live.com
PIANO LESSONS
Classical and contemporary
Beginners welcome / Family rates available
Bilingual Teacher - Over 30 years' experience
McGill University (Montreal) educated and affiliated
Call Mrs. Irene Mallin at 379-9197 (4942 Main Street, Dorchester) or
famillelutherienne@yahoo.ca
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e-mail
Tantramar Seniors College
Winter 2014 Registration
Sackville – Monday, January 12th 4:00 to 5:15pm, Tantramar
Veterans Memorial Civic Centre
Amherst – Tuesday, January 13th 4:00 to 5:15 pm, TrinitySt. Stephen United Church Hall
Codiac Region – Wednesday, January 14th 12:00 to 1:15pm,
Rose Hall, People’s Park Tower, 960 St. George Blvd, Moncton
Shediac – Thursday, January 15th 12:00 to 1:30 pm, Shediac Multi-purpose
Centre
For
more
information,
please,
see
our
webpage:
http://tantramarseniorscollege.ca/ or call 364-2780.
VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING ~ The regular council
meeting is scheduled for Monday, January 19, 2015 at
6:30pm at the Municipal Office, 4984 Main St, Dorchester.
The public is always welcome to attend.
Village Square Take-Out is closed for the season.
Re-opening in the spring.
Have a very Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year to ALL.
Gary Colwell, Debbie Wiggins, and staff
RADIO COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS ~ I continue to make
announcements on Wednesdays for non-profit organizations that
have items of importance for the residents of Dorchester and
surrounding areas on the local community radio station between
8:30 and 9:00am. For those who wish to have an announcement
made, please have it submitted by 8:00am on Tuesday mornings
at 379-2211 or at email macxjack@rogers.com.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR CHILDCARE?
I am an experienced babysitter living in Dorchester. Children of all ages
welcome (yes even infant & after school) First Aid & CPR. Flexible hours and
reasonable rates. References available upon request. If interested please
contact for more info or to come visit…..213-3333. Fun, Fun, Fun
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DORCHESTER PUBLIC LIBRARY
Books Worth Another Look
Krista Johansen
Talking Books and Audiobooks in the Library
Did you know that your library has many titles in alternative formats for
those with a print disability? Patrons unable to read regular or large print materials
may be registered as “Talking Books” patrons, which enables them to borrow from a
collection of works in other formats provided by CELA, the Centre for Equitable
Library Access, formerly the loan department of the CNIB. Every library in the
province now has a collection of books on DAISY CD for the use of Talking Books
patrons, thanks to CELA, as well as some magazines in both English and French. Here
in Dorchester we have one hundred titles in DAISY format, which, just like nearly all
the rest of our books, can be shared among libraries. These are the bright yellow
discs you may have noticed on our shelf. Soon we will also have a DAISY player, so
that those who wish to try out the machine before deciding whether to invest in one
of their own may do so. The DAISY discs will play on a regular CD player or
computer; however, the DAISY player contains many more features to make
navigating the book much easier. The DAISY collection and CELA electronic resources
are available only to those with a print disability who are registered Talking Books
patrons, since neither authors nor publishers are paid for material produced in this
way. However, we have many other audiobooks which anyone can take out, and the
regular audiobook collection is growing all the time.
Of course, Talking Books patrons can also access the regular audiobook
collection of books on CD and Playaways (MP3 players pre-loaded with a single title)
available in your local library or through holds from other branches, or downloadable
audiobooks available through our Electronic Library catalogue. We can also help those
unable to read print materials to obtain books directly from CELA.
If you or someone you know might benefit from our Talking Books service,
why not come in to the library and find out more?
PLEASE NOTE: the Dorchester Memorial Public Library will be closed for
Christmas Day and Boxing Day, December 25th and 26th, and for New Year’s
Day, January 1st.
Explore your past – imagine your future...@ your library. If you don’t have a library
card, come in and get one. Library membership is free. If you’re under 13, bring
your parent or guardian and identification.
Our phone number is 379-3032, email is dorchpl@gnb.ca and our after-hours book
drop can be found next door behind the counter of the Dorchester RiteStop
Convenience store, during their regular hours.
FALL/ WINTER HOURS:
Thursday
1:00pm - 5:00pm and 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Friday
10:00am - 12:00pm and 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Saturday
10:00am - 12:00pm and 1:00pm - 3:00pm
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The Dorchester Volunteer Association is in need of
volunteers to assist at the local food bank.
If you have a few free hours a couple of days a month and are
interested, please contact Linda LeBlanc at 379-2566.
We also need people to serve on the Volunteer Committee. If
you are interested, please let me know.
Thank you, Food Bank Committee
Anyone with a vehicle capable of picking up small
packages, in the Tantramar Region, basic computer skills
in Microsoft, Excel and emails, a storage area for short
periods of time and interested being their own boss
while making a basic income with the possibility of
increasing it through effort. Call Diabetes Clothesline
Trust at (506) 693-4232 for further information.
DORCHESTER WALKING CLUB
This walking club meets in the Dorchester Consolidated School gym
every morning Monday to Friday from 7:00am to 9:30am at 18 Harrop
Avenue.
Clean gym sneakers are required in order to protect the gym floor. For
more information please call 379-3000.
“Where every Moment has an Image”
Anyone interested in collecting books for either a hobby or as
an investment send your name to the email address below and
indicate your main interest with collecting books. There may be an
opportunity to become better informed on what it takes to know what
to look for and how to build a better collection.
www.theshiretownimagemaker.com
http://thoughtsofacommomman.blog.com/
Freelance writer/Photography, Basic Photographic Instruction, presentation
preparation, New/Used collectible books, Co-sponsor of the Annual People's Choice
Photo Exhibit.
WG Macx MacNichol at 379-2211 or 379-0678
or by email at macxjack@rogers.com
The Shiretown Image Maker, 64 Woodlawn Road, Dorchester, NB E4K 3A8
We thank all those who did business with us in 2014 and look forward to continuing
the interest in book collecting and donation of surplus books in 2015.
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NEWS YOU CAN USE
NEWS YOU CAN USE
dorchesterfire.com
Ongoing: It is ESSENTIAL everyone is
aware that you must ask for us when you
call 911 in order to potentially cut down
on your wait time for critical aid. Your
Local Fire Department trains regularly to
respond to every emergency, including
medical emergencies. In the event you
need to call 911 for an emergency, ask for that tradition of good hearted silly fun!
First Responders will be onsite to assist
your local Fire Department to be
and ensure that proper safety precautions
dispatched as well.
are followed.
Our little village has been changing over
Current: We are very pleased to report
the past few years. We see less tire fires,
that the gym being built inside the
less kids with nothing to engage in and
station’s old water tower is nearing
less destruction. We are seeing more of
completion. With incredible donations
our youth excelling in sports, music and
from our community, we have been able
to build a gym area, lay flooring and paint other programs such as Cadets. More
walls. We also have generous donations of people willing to stand up and be counted
equipment and windows as well. Our goal upon when needed and more pride in our
is to structure a better overall eating and community. More businesses are also
growing and changing and adding to our
fitness program that will only serve to
village. We are so thankful for these
better equip our team to serve the
changes and are glad to be a part of this
community.
wonderful community.
st
Merry Christmas from all of us here at
Upcoming: January 1 @ 1pm is the
Dorchester Fire Rescue. We appreciate all
Annual Lions Club Polar Dip! Come out
and join in the fun with people from all
your support and look forward to the
over the Maritimes. Last year CBC
coming year. Be safe, be joyful and be
reported that Dorchester has the longest kind to one another.
running Polar Dip in Canada, let’s keep up
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Fuzzy Paw Mittens
Colourful, original, one of a kind, handmade mittens.
Every single pair of mittens is different. The mittens are
fuzzy, warm, and soft. You will LOVE them. Call to see a
pair of Fuzzy Paw Mittens, ask for Teena 334-2210.
Summer Fun Basket
The Shiretown Days Festival committee will be selling tickets on a basket
to help fund festival events. Approximate value $200. Tickets $2 each
or 3 for $5. The committee members will have tickets for anyone
wanting to purchase some.
Linda LeBlanc, Wendy Hunter, Susan MacDonald, Daphne Tester
Thank you for your support.
SNOW REMOVAL ~ For snow removal and
many
other
services
such
as
tilling,
bushwhacking & mott mowing. Please contact
All Season Tractor Services at 856-0006.
LAWNS R US
We make your job easier. (But we don’t work on holidays). Give us a call
if you need any yard work done. Call us ahead of time to make
arrangements. We use our own lawnmower, wheelbarrow, rakes, shovels
and gloves. We only work in Dorchester.
The things we do:
Mow lawns
Rake leaves
Pile wood
Shovel snow
Call us at:
(506) 878-9974 Jacob
(506) 379-2236 Devin
FALL IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER,
TIME TO THINK ABOUT NEW FLOORING!
CARPET, CUSHIONFLOR, FIBREFLOR,
CERAMIC TILE, HARDWOOD, LAMINATES,
CORK, PVC WELDING AND VINYL TILE
IN HOME SAMPLE SERVICE, SALES AND INSTALLATION
GIVE US A CALL RICHARD KEEHN 379-6630 OR 869-0516
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The Bell Inn Restaurant Take-out Menu
Thursday & Friday 11:30am – 7pm and Saturday and Sunday 12 noon – 7pm
CALL 379-2580 to place your order!
Lobster and Leek Clam Chowder
Traditional clam chowder, with Atlantic lobster, and fresh leeks.
Cup $8.50
Bowl $12.50
Garden Salad
Mixed greens, cucumber, carrot curls, pickled red onions, cherry tomatoeswith your choice of dressings.
Starter $7.50
Regular $9.00
Caesar Salad
Crisp romaine hearts, house-made creamy roasted garlic dressing,
bacon, croutons & parmesan cheese.
Starter $8.00 Regular $11.00
Roasted Turkey Dinner- with all the fixings
Slow roasted turkey, Sara’s apple and cranberry bread stuffing, potatoes,
our own turkey gravy and seasonal vegetables.
$17.00
Baked Mac and Cheese
Fresh elbow macaroni in creamy house-made 3 cheese sauce, oven baked and topped with shredded cheese, served with garlic toast.
$14.00
Roasted Vegetable Lasagna
Seasonal veggies oven roasted and layered with noodles, 3 cheeses
and our own tomato sauce. Served with garlic toast.
$13.00
The Bell Inn Lobster Roll Platter
Atlantic lobster, fresh dill, green onion & mayo on a butter toasted bun.
Served with potato salad, coleslaw and Garnish
$16.00
Chicken Ranch wrap (choice of soup or garden salad)
Sliced chicken breast, lettuce, tomatoes, smoky bacon & cheese,
with ranch dressing and wrapped in a flour tortilla.
$11.00
Veggie Sandwich or Wrap (choice of soup or garden salad)
Lettuce, tomato, cucumber, carrot curls, pickled onion, Humus and
shredded cheese between your favorite bread or on a wrap.
$10.00
Hot Turkey Sandwich
Roasted white and dark turkey meat with turkey gravy, coleslaw, and mashed potatoes.
$11.00
Personal 8’’ PIZZA’S ARE HERE Dorchester!
Served every Friday and Saturday. Fresh hand-made dough and Choice of Meat lovers
(bacon, pepperoni, and donair meat, or Hawaiian (pineapple and bacon) and of course
lots of cheese! Only $10 for a limited time!
Donairs are Coming Soon!
Also ask about our house-made desserts and ice cream!
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ATTENTION CRAFTERS
Hi my name is Michelle Folkins and I am an independent
demonstrator for Stampin' Up! I offer a variety of classes for all skill
levels. So whether you are just learning or are a seasoned stamper,
I have a class for you!
Classes include all supplies needed for the class. My
upcoming classes are:
Jan 17th---Open House from 9:30-11:30 am. Come on over and find out what
stamping is all about. We will be making cards using products from the new
occasions catalog. I will have tons of projects on display.
Jan 21st---Stamp Club*---5:30 pm. We will be making two birthday cards using a
couple of new stamp sets. Cost is $8.
Jan28th--- Scrapbook Class---5:30pm. We will be making a total of 4, 12x12 pages. The layouts
will be fall and winter themed. Cost is $25.
*Stamp clubs are free for members, if you would like to find out how to become a
member please contact me.
I also offer the following:
*Children's parties ages 4 & up, where kids make their own scrapbook albums.
**Home/book parties where you, the hostess could earn free products from Stampin' Up.
***Private classes in your home or mine for scrapbooking, card making or 3-D
projects. These classes can be done one on one or for a group of you and your friends.
Always a laugh or two to be had at these events.
If you don't see a time that works for you, or you have any questions, or you are
interested
in
any
of
the
above,
please
contact
me
at
379-0072
or
kmfolkins@yahoo.ca.
You
can
also
check
out
my
website
at
mypapercraftin.stampinup.net for some pictures of the upcoming classes.
KEILLOR HOUSE
We would like to alert all students interested in summer employment to register for
the SEED program that can be picked up at the Service New Brunswick office in
locations such as Sackville. The other option for registering for senior students
(college
or
University
level)
is
the
Young
Canada
Works
site
www.youngcanadaworks.ca. It is important to register so that we can hire.
Since most of us at Heritage no longer have students in the school system we may not
always know who in the area is available so it would be nice to have them contact us if
they are interested in working at the Keillor House or the St. James Textile museums
this summer. They can do so by E-mail (keillorhouse@nb.aibn.com) or calling 3796620, leave a message and we will return your call or E-mail.
Thank you, Alice Folkins
PLEASE NOTE: The above E-mail or phone number can also be used for information
or assistance for Heritage Week projects for our local school students.
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ECO-CONTAINER CO.
Should you be looking for ways to save
money in unique and environmentally
conscious manner, it can be done by using
re-cycled plastic containers that are now
available in ample supply in the village of
Dorchester at 64 Woodlawn Road. There
are both Food Grade and Non-food
Grade class 2 plastic barrels and
containers of various sizes from 4 litres to 1000 litres, round or square and in colours
of white, blue, dark blue and black. A number of these plastic containers can be
modified and installed to meet your needs either for a business or private residence.
Some of the uses for these durable long lasting plastic Food Grade containers are
great for: rain collection for irrigation systems, fresh water transportation and storage,
reservoirs for plumbing systems at camps and cottage based on elevation and gravity
and wine making or other consumable goods and we have plastic food grade containers
from 2 gal. to 275 gal. in various formats. Non-food grade containers can be used
for waste collection and disposal, flooding docks, planters/patio pots, composters,
garbage cans, spraying systems, portable watering systems,
firefighting reservoirs, animals field feeders and water troughs
just to name a few ways of recycling. New barrels with lids are
very suitable for garbage cans.
A new shipment of recycled plastic 4' x
4" pallets (depending on model). These
pallets are long lasting, moist resistant,
very light and stack-able when not in use.
Other re-recyclable items available include plastic pallets, very
lightweight metal hay holders to field feed animals of various sizes and 55 gallon
barrels with removal lids and lock rings great for feed barrels and for secure storage
and shipping valuable items.
There is now available an energy free Water Collection and Irrigation system
which is very environmental friendly and great for conserving water. To view
such a system call 379-0678 or 379-2211 or email macxjack@rogers.com.
Plan your projects and get your order in for items you may need
It is our hope that our past customers and future ones will
have a great 2015 and they should take note of upcoming
environmental activities and events during the coming
months.
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Living off the Grid
A talk by off-grid pioneers
Wendy Keats & Jim Brown
Saturday, February 7, 2015
1-4 pm
Dorchester Veteran’s Community
Centre (formerly St Ed’s Hall)
4955 Main Street, Dorchester, NB
Hear about the experiences of people living
off the grid in southeast New Brunswick.
Learn about solar electric and solar hot water systems, how to calculate your energy
requirements and much more!
Free to attend. Everyone welcome!
For more info, contact EOS at eos@nb.aibn.com or call 536-4487
Www.eosecoenergy.com
The 175th Anniversary For Sussex Lodge #4 1840-2015
The members of the Sussex Lodge #4 will be celebrating the 175th anniversary of the
establishment of the Fraternity Free and Accepted Masons in the Village of Dorchester in
1840.
Sussex Lodge #4 has a long, interesting history which was originally known as Sussex
Lodge # 705 by being given a warrant by the Duke of Sussex.
The local Masonic Lodge has been a benefit to many residents in the village and to the
community at large during the 17.5 decades it has existed.
Residents of the Tantramar region can take note of the
number of events and activities that will be held over the
next twelve months.
More to be included in the newsletter at a later date.
Congratulations to the Sussex Lodge #4
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DORCHESTER CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL NEWS
Tues., Jan. 6, 2015 ~ First day back
SNOW LINE—If you are unsure about road and weather
conditions for school closures, please call 856-7669(SNOW) for
a recording. As well, the local radio stations start broadcasting at
6:00am.
Scouts Canada ~ The Scouting Program is available in
Sackville on Monday nights 6:30 - 7:30pm for Beavers
age 5-7 and Scouts age 11-14. Meetings held at St. Paul's
Anglican Church hall on East Main Street.
We are always looking for adult volunteers who may be able to
help bring quality programming to the youth of the area. Stop by to see
for yourself and talk with leaders.
SHROVE TUESDAY PANCAKE SUPPER
sponsored by the Trinity Anglican Church Women
on Tuesday, February 17th, 2015
from 4:30 to 6:00 pm
at Dorchester Veterans Community Hall (St. Ed’s)
4955 Main St., Dorchester
Cost: Adults $6.00 / Children under 12 $4.00
Join us for pancakes, sausage, baked beans and various sweets
2015 DOG TAGS—DOG CONTROL—Village of Dorchester
The Village of Dorchester’s 2015 dog tags are available for purchase. Proof of
rabies vaccination should be presented. Rabid wild animals have been found
in both New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, so the rabies shots are very
important. Spayed and neutered dog tags are $10.00 each and unsprayed
and non-neutered dogs are $15.00 each. For more information contact the Village
Office at 379-3030.
The public is also reminded that dogs must be under the owner’s control
at all times. Dogs are wonderful pets and great companions; however,
when not under the owner’s control, they can sometimes create problems
and put other dogs and individuals in danger. Dogs depend on the owner
to ensure they are safe and away from danger. Please do your part to
protect your pet and others.
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HEY!
Did you know shopping LOCAL helps you and our economy stay strong?
Look at what is available every Saturday morning
at your local Farmers Market:
CHEESES:
ADL - a fine selection by the kilo and VALLEY CREEK- An excellent variety
of handcrafted GOAT cheeses.
VEGETABLES/FRUIT:
NATURE'S ROUTE FARMS; HARDIES PRODUCE; WYSMYKAL FARMS
MEATS:
PORTAGE FARMS PORK; DIXONS BEEF
Also available:
handcrafted chocolates; local handspun wool and wool products,
soap and skin care products; handcrafted jewelry
international foods; handcrafted cards; pet care products.
Year round shopping inside and outside the Bridge Street Cafe
Saturdays, 9:00am till Noon.
Good Move! Sackville, N.B.
Residential and commercial moving service
We offer:
√ LIGHT TRUCKING!!
√ PACKING SERVICE!!
√ AFTER MOVE CLEANUP
√ LIGHT MAINTENANCE SERVICE!!
√ ATTIC, AND BARN CLEANUP!!
√ FREE ESTIMATES!!
Please call Rae @ 536-0702 or 540-1431
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TANTRAMAR ADULT LEARNING CENTER
Tantramar Adult Learning Center
ADULT UPGRADING PROGRAM
in ENGLISH, MATHEMATICS, SOCIAL STUDIES and
GED PREPARATION at NO COST
CLASSES ARE HELD YEAR-ROUND ON WEEKDAY MORNINGS,
AFTERNOONS, EVENINGS AS WELL AS ON SATURDAYS WHEN
THERE IS A SUFFICIENT NUMBER OF STUDENTS.
•
•
•
•
Each student receives an academic assessment by a qualified,
licensed teacher
Each student receives an individualized program geared to
his/her needs in both the pre-GED and GED program areas
Each student receives one-on-one teaching
When needed, the GED online program is combined with
individual tutoring.
A BASIC COMPUTER COURSE IS OFFERED TO
THOSE STUDENTS WHO ARE UPGRADING
OUR HOURS ARE FLEXIBLE IN ORDER TO
MEET THE NEEDS OF OUR STUDENTS
FOR PLACEMENT, CALL: CYNTHIA ADAMS at 536-0245
Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre—182 Main Street, Sackville
DEADLINE FOR NEXT NEWSLETTER:
Monday, January 26, 2015
VILLAGE NEWSLETTER INFORMATION
Any items to be published in the Village Newsletter can be sent to the email
addresses below or a message can be left at the Village Office. Should you wish a
confirmation please indicate and include a phone number.
Contact: Dorchester Village Office or
dorchesternews@yahoo.ca and dorchester@nb.aibn.com
Or call 379-3030 & Leave a Message
Email Reminders are sent one week prior to Newsletter Deadline
CHECK OUT THE VILLAGE NEWSLETTER AT www.dorchester.ca
March Issue deadline—Monday, February 23, 2015
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Dorchester Community Calendar
DECEMBER 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
19
Sackville Legion
Luncheon
11am-1pm
21
22
*Lions Club
meeting @ 7pm
@ Lions Den
*Village Office
Closed
28
29
*Village Office
Closed
23
*VON Clinics @
Veterans Hall
@ 10am
**Blood Donar
Clinic
*Village Office
Closed
24
30
31
*Village Office
Closed
*Candlelight
service @ Trinity
Anglican Church @
7:30pm
26
Boxing Day
01
02
*Village Office
Closed
*Village Office
Closed
Happy
New Year!!!
*Farmer’s Market every Saturday
on Bridge Street
9am-12pm
25
Christmas Day
*Polar Dip @
Palmer’s Pond
*New Year’s
Levee @ Keillor
House @ 1pm
LIBRARY HOURS:
THURSDAY 1-5; 6-8
FRIDAY 10-12; 1-4
SATURDAY 10-12; 1-3
3516 Cape Road
379-3032
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*Village Office
Closed
27
*Lions
Breakfast @
Veterans
Center
7:30-10:30am
**Village of
Dorchester only
Garbage Day
03
**Village of
Dorchester
only
Garbage Day
*Knitting/Crocheting Club @
Library Thursdays @ 6:30pm
(please note the club does not meet
when other programs are scheduled)
Dorchester Community Calendar
JANUARY 2015
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
1
2
*Polar Dip @
Palmer’s Pond
@1pm
*New Year’s
Levee @ Keillor
House @ 1pm
4
11
18
5
Sat
3
*Village Office
Closed
7
8
9
10
*Masonic Lodge
Meeting @ 1pm
in Shediac
14
15
16
17
20
21
22
23
24
27
28
29
30
31
6
*Village Office
Open for
Business
*Students
return from
Holidays
12
*Seniors College
Registration in
Sackville
4-5:15pm @
Civic Centre
*Lions Club
meeting @ 7pm
@ Lions Den
13
*VON Clinics @
Veterans Hall
@ 10am
19
*Dorchester
Food Bank
11-3pm
*Regular
Council
Meeting @
6:30pm
25
26
*NEWSLETTER
DEADLINE
*Lions Club
meeting @ 7pm
@ Lions Den
*Farmer’s Market
every Saturday
on Bridge Street
9am-12pm
*Lions
Breakfast @
Veterans
Center
7:30-10:30am
*VON Clinics @
Veterans Hall
@ 10am
LIBRARY HOURS:
THURSDAY 1-5; 6-8
FRIDAY 10-12; 1-4
SATURDAY 10-12; 1-3
3516 Cape Road
379-3032
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*Knitting/Crocheting Club @
Library Thursdays @ 6:30pm
(please note the club does not meet
when other programs are scheduled)