Fall & Winter Activities 2014

Programming & Recreation

Department of Recreation Programs & EventsTown of Sackville

31C Main Street, P.O. Box 6191, Sackville, NB E4L 1G6(506) 364-4959

www.sackville.com

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Table of Contents Emergency & Town Department Numbers 2 Message from the Canadian Red Cross______________________________ 3 Dept. of Parks & Recreation Facilities_______________________________ 4 Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre __________________________ 5 Dept. of Recreation, Programs and Events___________________________ 11 Community Events______________________________________________ 13 Aquatics 16 Youth 21 Adult 31 Adult Learning Programs_________________________________________ 40 Seniors 42 Programs for People with Disabilities _____________________________ 45 Tantramar Hospice Palliative Care Organization Inc.__________________ 47 THPCO Grief and Bereavement Peer Support Group _________________ 48 Who’s Who for Fall & Winter 2014-2015 49

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Town of Sackville Emergency Numbers RCMP (Municipal) 911 Fire Department 911 Ambulance 911 Sackville Memorial Hospital 364-4100 Animal Control Officer ________________________________364-9199 Town of Sackville Department Numbers Town Office 364-4930 Tourism & Business Development Department_____________ 364-4938 Parks & Recreation Facilities Department 364-4955 Recreation, Programs & Events Department_______________ 364-4959 Public Works Department 364-4960 Visitor Information Centre 364-4967 RCMP (General Inquiries) 533-5151 RCMP (After Hours) ___________________________ 1-800-665-6663

Visit us at www.sackville.com or like us on

facebook.com/sackvillenb

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Canadian Red Cross The Canadian Red Cross in Sackville is proud to introduce a new service program for our residents. It is called PFD Loan Program and is an addition to our existing Water Safety Programs. It is aimed at saving lives by making Personal Floatation Devices available to everyone. PFDs save lives! Visit our office or call to reserve your PFD absolutely FREE of any charges or rental fees. For more information contact the Sackville Canadian Red Cross office located at 8 Main Street Sackville, NB; email marianne.lagace@redcross.ca; or call (506) 364-8814. Marianne Lagace Service Center Coordinator Canadian Red Cross | Croix-Rouge canadienne Atlantic Zone 8 Main Street | Sackville | NB | CA | E4L 4A3 Marianne.Lagace@redcross.ca T (506) 364-8814 | | F (506) 364-0183

www.redcross.ca | www.croixrouge.ca

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Town of Sackville Parks & Recreation Facilities Staff Todd Cole Manager t.cole@sackville.com

Jacqueline Archibald Secretary j.archibald@sackville.com Groomed Winter Trails Beech Hill Park has become a year round destination for lovers of the great outdoors. The Trakor trail groomer conditions various X-C Ski trails as well as the Park road for dog walking and skiing. It also sets tracks for Nordic skiing as well as providing a safe and very solid snow surface, important for elderly walkers as well as novice skiers. All trails are easily accessed from Trans Canada Highway exit 500 on Walker Road. For a delightful scenic winter-escape, visit the Sackville Waterfowl Park which offers a groomed walking trail accessible from the Visitor Information Centre, Weldon Street and Main Street (near Swan Pond). For more information on our ski trails, contact the Dept. of Parks & Recreation Facilities @ 364-4955.

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Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre General Information Sackville’s premier recreational facility is operated year round. The TVMCC is an ideal location for banquets, meetings, concerts and many other events. We have a full service canteen area, lounge, and meeting rooms, which can accommodate up to 200 people seated in the Mezzanine/ Lounge area. The facility accommodates 1000 people in its entirety. Ice times are also available for rent from the end of September to April. Visit www.tantramarciviccentre.com for full facility & rental details and check out our upcoming calendar of events! For more information on booking the Civic Centre, please contact the Parks & Recreation Facilities Dept. at 364-4955.

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2014 AUS MOUNT ALLISON FOOTBALL

Saturday, August 30 StFX @ MtA (Exhibition) 2:00 p.m. Saturday, September 6 Acadia @ MtA 2:00 p.m. Saturday, September 20 SMU @ MtA (Homecoming) 2:00 p.m. Saturday, October 11 SMU @ MtA 2:00 p.m. Saturday, October 25 StFX @ MtA 2:00 p.m. For more information on the team and games visit the website at http://athletics.mta.ca Sackville Minor Hockey Club The Sackville Minor Hockey Club provides competitive and recreation level hockey for children ages 9–17 and introductory hockey and skills instruction for children ages 5 -8. The Club operates within Hockey New Brunswick and Hockey Canada regulations. The minor hockey season runs from late September to late March each year. For more information visit www.sackvilleminorhockey.ca President - Steven Trenholm Vice President - Shane O'Neal Past President - Aaron Lloyd Secretary - Tanya Trenholm Treasurer - Kerry Simpson If you are interested in having your child register for minor hockey, please e-mail Steven Trenholm president@sackvilleminorhockey.ca or call ( 506 ) 939-2009

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Tantramar Regional High School Hockey Both TRHS Boys & Girls teams are competitive and exciting to watch. Come out and cheer on the local kids competing in the NBIAAA Hockey League. For Titan Hockey Game Times visit http://trhs.nbed.nb.ca Sackville Storm The recently formed junior hockey team will compete in the New Brunswick Junior B Hockey League this coming season. Other teams include Moncton, Cap Pele, Cocagne, Miramichi, Sunny Corner, Hampton, Saint John, Hartland and two teams from Fredericton. Home games will be played at the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre on Fridays while the team will stage one 90-minute practice a week as they skate through a 30-game schedule. 45 and Over Morning Recreational Hockey Hockey for a 45 and over group will be offered on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9 am. This will be a standing time every week during the hockey season. The season will begin as soon as the rink opens in the fall. There are various payment options: either per game or lump sum payments depending on number of sessions attended per week on average. This is strictly hockey for fun and we welcome all skill levels. Contact Jacqueline at 364-4955 for more information.

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Faculty Hockey Mondays & Fridays 7-8am For any adult who is interested in playing recreational hockey, this is a great opportunity to come out and get some ice time. Contact John Higham at 536-2378 for more information. Gents’ Recreational Hockey Season runs early October to late March. For more information contact Peter Allen peterallen@eastlink.ca Sackville Skating Club The Skating Club is open to interested boys and girls ages 3 and up. They offer a Canskate program, Junior, Intermediate, and a Senior Figure Skating program, as well as Adult learn-to-skate program. A pre-registration date will be held at the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre. Watch the Sackville Tribune Post for further details. For more information visit http://www.sackvilleskating.webs.com/ or contact: Robyn Noiles, President 232-7515 Janice Estabrooks, Secretary 536-2065 Speedskating – Codiac Club The Codiac Speed skating Club has been operating for over 30 years with skaters from the Moncton, Shediac and Sackville areas. It is currently in its fifth season in the AJ LeBlanc Arena in Dieppe. The club offers Learn to Speedskate, Recreational Speedskating and Competitive Speedskating. Learn to Speedskate is available for half or full year registration. Skates are available for rental from the club. For more information on the club and sport the Codiac Speed skating Club website is www.codiaccyclones.com .

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Skating for the General Public There are lots of opportunities to get on the ice and get active, even if you don’t belong to a club, association or team. Come once in a while, come every week and enjoy the ice time.

Public Skating fees Adults - $3 Seniors & Children under 12 - $2 Families - $8

Public Skating Sundays - 3-4 pm (subject to change; please check the town calendar for more accurate schedule) There will be extra public skating times also during the Christmas & March breaks. Please be sure to check with the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre to confirm times as they may change due to game times. Call 364-4955. Parents, Tots & Seniors Skating Mondays 11-12 & Thursdays 11:00-12:00 pm Skating for parents, caregivers, tots & seniors will be available at the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre from October-December and January-March. To confirm times and for more information call 364-4955. Lunchtime Skate Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays 12-1:30 pm Come on your lunch break and enjoy some exercise. Skating for all ages.

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Town of Sackville Department of Recreation, Programs & Events Matt Pryde Manager m.pryde@sackville.com Deanna Cadman Program Events Coordinator d.cadman@sackville.com Angela Hastie Secretary a.hastie@sackville.com

Sackville Sports Wall of Fame The mezzanine & lounge area of the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre is home to a series of portraits commemorating the important contributions of members of the athletic community. This is Sackville’s own Sports Wall of Fame. These

awards permanently record and give public prominence to the achievements of Sackville’s athletic players, teams and those who have been instrumental in advancing the development of sport in Sackville. An induction ceremony is held every two years. The next induction will take place in 2016. Nominations are accepted at any time. Nominations for inductees in the categories of Builder, Team or Sponsor, and Individual Player are accepted. Nomination forms are available at www.sackville.com, or at Town Hall, 31C Main St. If you are interested in submitting a nomination and would like advice on how it’s done, contact Matt Pryde, Manager of the Department of Recreation, Programs & Events at 364-4946.

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The Town of Sackville and the Sports Wall of Fame Board of Directors announce a Call for Nominations for the following:

10th Annual SPORTS RECOGNITION NIGHT Sports Recognition Night honors those who, through their athletic endeavours, have brought recognition to their hometown in 2014 at provincial levels or higher. You are invited to forward names of local athletes, teams, coaches, officials and volunteers to be recognized at Sports Recognition Night on Tuesday, January 27, 2015. Nomination forms and criteria can be obtained at Town Hall 31C Main Street or online at www.sackville.com Deadline for nominations is Friday, January 9, 2015 For further information contact Deanna Cadman at 364-4958 or d.cadman@sackville.com Youth Activities There will be a number of new & returning programs & activities during the fall/winter season. Youth Activities will be held on School Days off and during Christmas & March Break. Flyers will be sent home in advance through the schools & day cares. Please visit www.sackville.com or facebook.com/sackvillenb. For more information call Deanna Cadman @ 364-4958 or email d.cadman@sackville.com

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Community Events 14th Annual Sackville Fall Fair, September 18-21 Celebrate autumn in Sackville! The weekend is jam-packed with fun activities for the whole family:

Anytyhing That Floats Race Main Street Mile Race Street Parade Craft Sales Show n’ Shine Car Show Outdoor Music Concerts Delicious tastes of the autumn harvest And a whole lot more!

Bud Doncaster Memorial Past & Present Agricultural Field Day, September 20 In memory of Bud Doncaster, 1931 – 2008 Did you ever wonder how families got food on the table before all our modern conveniences of today? This event is a great chance for families to enjoy some old fashioned activities. A variety of demonstrations are held at the farm throughout the day. Attractions will include musical entertainment, horse & tractor draw hay rides, blacksmithing and threshing, baked goods, a giant corn maze, children’s play area and so much more! Takes place from 9am - 5pm at 173 Main Street. For full details on our Fall Fair Activities visit www.sackville.com or facebook.com/sackvillenb or check out the Sackville Tribune Post.

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34th Anniversary Terry Fox Run – Sunday, September 14

2pm start time at Lorne Street parking lot. 5km loop and 10km loop for bikers and runners and walkers. Pledge forms are available in advance from the Recreation, Programs & Events Department, Town Hall, local businesses and online. Help find a cure for cancer! Volunteers needed, call 364-4958. Main Street Mile – Saturday, September 20 Start time 1pm. One of the many events for the annual Sackville Fall Fair, this 1-mile sprint begins outside Windsor Hall on the MTA Campus and finishes at Salem Elementary School, just prior to the Fall Fair Parade. For more information contact Nancy Burkhart, 536-4214. Mayor’s New Year’s Levee – January 1st Will be held at Town Hall Council Chambers, 31 C Main Street, Sackville, NB on Thursday, January 1st from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Everyone Welcome! For more information call the Town of Sackville at 364-4930.

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WINTERFEST IN SACKVILLE 8th Annual Winterfest

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The Town of Sackville will be holding the 8th annual Winterfest to bring families together for some winter time fun. If your business or organization would like to organize an event or if you would like to volunteer contact Deanna Cadman at d.cadman@sackville.com or call 364-4958. There will be many events over the 4 days including a Legion luncheon, a blues concert, Lions Breakfast and a full day of activities for the whole family at Beech Hill Park on Saturday afternoon. Watch the Sackville Tribune or visit the Town web site at www.sackville.com for a full schedule of events.

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Aquatics

Red Cross Swim Kids The Red Cross, a leader in Swimming and Water Safety for close to 60 years has continued to renew and refine their Learn To Swim program to meet the growing needs of Canadians.

Their program for children ages 6 years and older is a fresh approach to swimming and water safety education. It operates under three main core areas: Swimming, Fitness Levels and Skills, & Water Safety. Red Cross Swim– Choose your level: Swim Kids is a 10 level program for grades 1 and up which focuses on safety and swimming skills for children. Swim Preschool for children (age’s 3-Kindergarten) this program focuses on introducing the children to the water so they feel comfortable. Adult Evening Aquacise - A unique and low impact water aerobics.

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To Register – New this year! Registration forms are available in this brochure, Town Hall, and online at

www.sackville.com

Registration Nights to be held: Session 1 Preschool & Afterschool: Sept 9 & 10 Session 2 Afterschool: Oct. 22 & 23 Session 2 Preschool & Session 3 Afterschool: Jan 7 & 8, 2015 Session 4 Afterschool: Feb. 24 & 25, 2015 For information on registration times and locations, please see Sackville.com or the Tribune Post.

Cheques only should be made payable to the Town of Sackville. If levels are full after the registration is received, your cheque will be returned if you do not wish to keep your child on the waiting list.

Children participating in one session will not be eligible to register for the

following session until they have completed the course in which they are currently enrolled.

Registration is on a first come, first serve basis. Family Rate – Red Cross Swim Programs All families registering 3 or more children in one swim session will be eligible for a 20% reduction on the total cost of the combined individual registration fees. Cancellations Due to storms or facility problems, cancellations will be made up if additional pool time is available. Participants will be contacted whenever possible if classes are cancelled. If school is closed due to winter storms it is not guaranteed that swimming lessons are cancelled. If a swimming lesson is cancelled, parents will be contacted by 2pm on Tuesdays & Thursdays, and by 9 am on Saturdays.

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Red Cross Registration Form 2014-2015

Registration Fees: Swim Preschool (ages 3 – kindergarten) __________________$ 65.00 Swim Kids (Grades 1 & up) ___________________________ $ 85.00 Name: Phone:______________________ Parent/Guardian Name: Mailing Address: E- Mail Address: __________________________________________________ Date of Birth: M /D /Y Medicare No: __________________________________ Emergency Contact Name:____________________ Phone:_______________ Do you pay residential and/or business property tax in the Town of Sackville? Yes_______ No_______ Session registering for (page 19) or sackville.com

1. Swim Kids (grade 1 & up) Tues & Thurs 3:45 – 4:30 & Sat 12 – 12:45 pm Level completed Level Registering for

2. Swim Preschool (ages 3-Kindergarten) Children must be 3 years old at the

start of the Pre-school program Please circle time preference- Sat 10:40 –11:10am or 11:20 –11:50 am

***Payment must accompany registration form (cheques only) made payable to the Town of Sackville in order for registration to be confirmed.

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Swim Program Sessions and Dates Pre-School Swim Program (Ages 3-Kindergarten) Saturdays 10:40-11:10 or 11:20-11:50 am Session 1: September 27 – November 29 September 27 October 4, 18, 25 November 1, 15, 22, 29 No Class November 8 Independent Study No Class November 11 Remembrance Day Session 2: January 17- March 21 January 17, 24, 31 February 7, 14 March 7, 14, 21 No Classes February 21- February 28 Mount A Study Break Afterschool Swim Program (Grades 1 & up) Tuesdays & Thursdays 3:45-4:30 & Saturdays 12-12:45 pm Session 1: September 23 – October 21 Sept 23, 25, 27, 30 Oct 2, 4, 7, 9, 14, 16, 18, 21 Session 2: October 28 - November 29 Oct 28, 30 November 1, 4, 6, 13, 15, 18, 20, 25, 27, 29 No Class November 8 Independent Study No Class November 11 Remembrance Day Session 3: January 17 – February 19 January 17, 20, 22, 24, 27, 29, 31 February 3, 12, 14, 17, 19 Session 4: March 3- March 28 3, 5, 7, 10, 12, 14, 17, 19, 21, 24, 26, 28

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Evening Aquacise Monday, Wednesday, Friday 7-8pm Registration fee: $100 Session 1: September 8 - November 5 (24 classes) September 8,10,12,15,17,19,22,24,26,29 October 1,3,6,8,10,15,17,20,22,24,27,29 November 3,5 No evening Aquacise October 13 due to Thanksgiving No evening Aquacise October 31 due to Halloween Session 2: November 17 – December 12 (12 classes) November 17,19,21,24,26,28 December 1,3,5,8,10,12 Session 3: January 5 – February 27 / 2015 (24 classes) January 5,7,9,12,14,16,19,21,23,26,28,30 February 2,4,6,9,11,13,16,18,20,23,25,27 Session 4: March 9 - May 6 (24 classes) March 9,11,14,16,18,20,23,25,27,30 April 1,8,10,13,15,17,20,22,24,27,29 May 1,4,6 No evening Aquacise April 3 & 6 due to Good Friday & Easter Monday

Please register anytime between the hours of 8:30 am – 4:30 pm at Town Hall, 31C Main Street

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Owens Art Gallery Family Sundays Drop in between 2:00 and 4:00 pm for art-making activities inspired by our current exhibitions. Family Sundays are for kids and their moms and dads, grandmas and grandpas, aunts and uncles, and other friends. This program is offered free of charge. 61 York Street, on the campus of Mount Allison University. 21 September 19 October 16 November 14 December Handmade Study Break An informal artist-led workshop for everyone. This program is offered free of charge. 61 York Street, on the campus of Mount Allison University. 25 October 3:00-5:00 pm 1st Tantramar Scouts Boys and Girls Welcome! It might be a short hike at a weekly meeting, a canoeing weekend along a river or a week-long camp in the woods. Scouting has always emphasized fun and adventure in the outdoors. Beavers (5-7) Ventures (14-17) Cubs (8-10) Rovers (18-26) Scouts (11-14) Cost varies and bursaries are available for those seeking financial assistance. For more info call Malcolm Phinney at 364-0808, 536-4117 or visit www.scouts.ca

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Girl Guides of Canada Come join in the fun with the Sackville Guiding movement. Girls from the ages of 5-18 are invited to join. Sparks (5-6) Guides (9-12) Brownies (7-8) Pathfinders (12-15) Rangers (15-18) Registration will be held at the St. Paul’s Anglican Church Hall on Thursday, September 4 from 6:00-8:00 pm. Late registrations are always welcome. For more information contact Audrey Hicks at awicks@bellaliant.net or 536-1064. Bob Edgett’s Boys Boxing Club The Bob Edgett’s Boys Boxing Club for boys and girls has been in existence for well over 50 years. They have traveled and competed in various parts of the United States, Australia, Africa, Europe and Canada, and hold numerous titles. The club also hosts many fundraising events for the disabled, fire victims and others. To become a member of the BEBC you must be willing to dedicate your time to the skill of the sport with strict rules being enforced. The club meets every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening at 203 York Street. All are welcome and there is no cost for the meetings. The boxing club receives most of its funding through the collection of cans and bottles so please give generously. For more information, please call Mark Adams @ 334-2210.

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Dance & Basic Tumbling

The classes focus on learning the fundamentals of dance and tumbling as well as strengthening the body with ballet technique. We work on developing body awareness through creative movement and also work on increasing flexibility, balance and coordination through learning a variety of combinations and dances all within a positive learning environment. The students will develop skills that will prepare them for their dance performances, and as well give them a movement base that will facilitate their learning of other dance forms, and/or sports. Classes are available for ages near 3 and up. You are invited to register for the Fall/Winter session. Please contact: germainevelyne@gmail.com or 536-4879 for further information. Highland Dancing The Sackville Highland Dancing Club will be starting in September. Classes will take place at 9am on Saturday mornings. For more information please contact Michelle Dobbin at 536-0821. Sackville Tae Kwan Do Sackville Tae Kwan Do Classes are held every Tuesday & Thursday from 6:30 –8:00 pm at the Marshview Middle School. For more information contact Bill Crossman at 364-1887.

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Dance & Basic Tumbling

The classes focus on learning the fundamentals of dance and tumbling as well as strengthening the body with ballet technique. We work on developing body awareness through creative movement and also work on increasing flexibility, balance and coordination through learning a variety of combinations and dances all within a positive learning environment. The students will develop skills that will prepare them for their dance performances, and as well give them a movement base that will facilitate their learning of other dance forms, and/or sports. Classes are available for ages near 3 and up. You are invited to register for the Fall/Winter session. Please contact: germainevelyne@gmail.com or 536-4879 for further information. Highland Dancing The Sackville Highland Dancing Club will be starting in September. Classes will take place at 9am on Saturday mornings. For more information please contact Michelle Dobbin at 536-0821. Sackville Tae Kwan Do Sackville Tae Kwan Do Classes are held every Tuesday & Thursday from 6:30 –8:00 pm at the Marshview Middle School. For more information contact Bill Crossman at 364-1887.

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RCACS 681 Tantramar The Air Cadets meet every Tuesday night from 6 pm to 9 pm, beginning in September each year. Anyone – female and male – may join at age 12. There is no charge for the uniform or any of the routine activities. Costs are covered by DND the Air cadet League of Canada, and local sponsors, including the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 26 and the Sackville Lions Club. Activities Available: Opportunities and training in aviation [piloting], leadership, music/band, athletics and fitness, marksmanship, biathlon, outdoor survival, first aid, and courses at special summer training centres. Make new friends near home and from other provinces, travel may include military bases, places of interest, and other provinces. For more information contact Lt (N) André Chevarie at 364-7670. Sackville Basketball Boosters Association (SBBA) SBBA has basketball available for children and youth from kindergarten to grade 10. For all groups there is a mixture of learning the fundamentals and games that keep children interested and create a fun and exciting atmosphere. To register go to sackvillebasketball.ca and click on the registration link. The season gets underway in early October. For more information contact sackvillebasketball@hotmail.ca or visit our website at sackvillebasketball.ca.

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Sackville Curling Club Little Rocks – for ages 6-11. The game of curling is introduced at a young age, with smaller curling rocks and special safety precautions. Contact Nancy Tower at 939-2284, or come to a Registration Night. Juniors – for ages 12-19. Both recreational and competitive opportunities available, and all skill levels are welcome. Contact Kathleen Trites at 536-1432, or come to a Registration Night.

For more information, visit www.sackvillecurlingclub.ca The club is located at 22 Lansdowne Street. Sackville Swim Club Come and swim with the Sackville Swim Club! We welcome new swimmers to our program throughout the year. We provide many levels of instruction and coaching. Our programs include learn to swim instruction as well as non-competitive and competitive swimming. For more information, contact Coach John Peters jpeters@mta.ca or 364-2403 or Club President Lise Surette 536-0882.

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Sackville Youth Markmanship Team This is a program designed for boys and girls ages 18 and under. It involves the teaching of safe firearm handling and competitive/non-competitive marksmanship training. This training leads youth towards Canada Winter Games and Olympics if so desired. Youth with wheelchair disabilities are encouraged to participate as our program is mentored by a Para Olympic / Olympic Coach for wheelchair marksmanship. For further information contact Darlene Turner @ 536-7458 or dar_turner66@hotmail.com

Sackville Speeders Recreational and Competitive Jump Rope Team Come jump with us! Recreational jump rope is for anyone who would like to learn single rope and double dutch tricks and routines. Recreational jump rope helps to develop coordination, strength and endurance and acts as a cross-training component to compliment performance in another sport. Recreational jumpers come to practices as their schedule permits. Competitive jump rope allows skippers to compete individually and as a team at provincial and national competitions. Competitive jump rope athletes train four hours a week and must commit to the sport and to practice times. For more information regarding recreational and competitive jump rope, please contact: Jennifer Cunningham 1annie@nb.sympatico.ca or 364-0187 Maureen Kissick makiss@nb.sympatico.ca or 536-1932

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Tantramar Family Resource Centre The Tantramar Family Resource Centre provides programming and services for all families in the Tantramar Region. Regular programs include Family's Day Out events, prenatal classes, baby massage, Storytime at the Sackville Public Library, financial literacy classes, and parenting programs. Also, available for lending, are Board Game Bins that can be taken to sports tournaments and events for time in between and during games, and Active Kids Backpacks. Stop by TFRC at 9A Willow Lane to borrow a book from the Little Free Library and access printed resources on nutrition, mental fitness, active living, and local services. Open office hours – Wednesdays 8:30 – 12 Other times available by appointment by phone or email. For more information call Raeghann Lister at 939-8372, email tfrcoffice@eastlink.ca or visit tantramarfamilyresourcecentre.wordpress.com. Donations of time and financial resources are key to the operation of TFRC, and always welcome. Youth Soccer The Sackville Youth Soccer Association (SYSA) provides a comprehensive instructional and recreational soccer opportunity for both male and female players’ ages 4 years & up. For young children, fun is emphasized as players learn soccer skills in parent-supervised mini games. For youth players, the emphasis is to provide a safe, well-organized and progressively competitive environment for the development of soccer skills. The rapid growth of interest in women’s soccer is a particular feature of SYSA’s program. Girls play on mixed teams up to the “10 and under” level. Thereafter, both boys and girls levels offer an excellent program run separately with opportunities to compete at the local and provincial level. For more information consult the website at www.sackvilleyouthsoccer.ca. Email sackvilleyouthsoccer@gmail.com or call 540-0813.

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The Chignecto 4-H Club A youth organization for youth 7- 21 years of age. We have 10 projects available to participate in: beef, sheep, dairy, goat, light horse, poultry, rabbit, crafts, photography, and cake decorating. For more information contact Lori Hall at 536-3616 or by email lorihall@xplornet.ca

The Tantramar Wetlands Centre Is a not for profit community-based organization that presents wetland education programs that teach about the importance of wetlands and wetland education. Tantramar Regional High School students volunteer and are trained to present experiential activities to visiting students. Depending on the time of year and the ages, groups can participate in activities that include interpretive marsh walks; waterfowl identification and banding; macroinvertebrate sampling, identification and correlation with water quality; track and scat identification with a tracking expedition on snow shoes; mammal skull identification; plant identification; water quality analysis using water chemistry test kits; owl pellet analysis; puppetry; canoeing; a variety of eco games; and many more activities. Contact person: Nancy MacKinnon, 364-4257, email twc@weted.com located at 223 Main Street, Sackville behind Tantramar Regional High School.

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Windsor Gymnatics Looking for something different? Windsor Gymnastics offers recreational gymnastics classes for children starting at age 2. Registered with the New Brunswick Gymnastics Association, Windsor Gymanstics runs the CANGYM and Active Start programs. These programs help children and teens develop strength, flexibilty, balance and coordination making it the ultimate foundation for all sports.

Classes run from September to April and are held on Tuesday and Thursday nights at Marshview Middle School. For information and details about our programs check out our new website, www.windsorgymnastics.shutterfly.com

For more information contact Kendra Booker at windsorgymnasticsnb@gmail.com

"Ben Goguen having fun on the bars during Dress Up Day!"

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Yoga Classes Classes held Mon. to Friday, morning and noon. “I really miss your classes! I have been trying out several here but none have been as thorough, well taught and relaxing as yours. The attic created such a beautiful space to practice”. J Henry. Pre/ Post Natal Yoga Classes & Workshops Classes held on Tues. & Wed. mornings and some evenings. “I have learned a great deal from your sessions. Your kind, careful and thoughtful approach has been so helpful to me! I have recommended you to friends who are currently pregnant with the hopes that they, too, can benefit from your knowledge, expertise and generous ways”. T.Bostick Christina is a certified teacher who has been practicing various forms of yoga for 20 years and teaching in Sackville for the past three years. See yoglowa.com or contact christina@yoglowa.com or 506.536.7380 for the Fall Schedule and to pre-register for classes. Some drop-in spaces may be available. Sackville Shambhala Meditation Group The Sackville Shambhala Meditation Group meets at our summer location 95 Salem St (Mt A President's cottage after labour day) every Tuesday evening from 6:30-8:30. No experience necessary, free instruction is always available. Email us at sackvillemeditationgroup@gmail.com for more information, or visit http://www.shambhala.org/

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ADULT Adult Badminton Adults interested in playing badminton can play at the Middle Sackville Baptist Church on Monday nights from 7:30-9:30 pm. For more information call Patti Bryden at 536-2615. Ball Hockey People interested in playing ball hockey can play at the Middle Sackville Baptist Church on Wednesday nights from 8-10pm.For more info contact Patti Bryden at 536-2615. Fitness Classes

Low impact fitness classes for men and women, with certified instructors will be offered on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7:00 p.m. at the Sackville Curling Club. Classes consist of warm-up, cardiovascular work-out, cool down, muscle conditioning, stretching and relaxation. For more info, contact Sheila Parker at 536-1867. 

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Royal Canadian Legion Branch 26 Listed below are events throughout the year: Call 364 9900 for more information. Bingo every Tuesday night at 6:45pm. Doors open at 6:00 pm. No person under 16 years of age. Legion General Meetings are on the second Thursday of the month at 7:00 pm. The meetings are held on the street level floor. This meeting is for members only. Luncheons held 3rd Friday of the month at 11:00 am to 1:00pm. Hee Haw Karaoke starting in September will be held every other week on Saturday nights 9:30 pm to 1:00 am. Sackville Art Association

The Sackville Art Association offers weekly art lessons on Thursdays from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Middle Sackville Baptist Church, 14 Church Street at Silver Lake. Cost is $10 a session. Beginners are welcome!

Contact Laurell Hamilton at laurellhamilton@bellaliant.net or phone (902) 251-2619 for further information.

All are welcome!

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Sackville Curling Club Curling is available to enthusiasts of all ages. Instruction is offered to new curlers. Equipment required is minimal. Curling starts in November. An introductory Membership Fee rate of $99 + HST applies for new members or those who have not been active curlers for more than 5 years and would like to return. New members may participate for the month of November on a trial basis “on us”. Club Phone Number: 536-0880 For more information visit www.sackvillecurlingclub.ca/about.htm THE LEAGUES Evening Men Monday night in-club league curling. Evening Ladies - Tuesday night in-club league curling. Border League - Wednesday nights. Morning Ladies - Tuesday and Friday. Mixed Curling - Thursday and/or Friday nights. Morning Men - primarily retired men who curl within the club and travel out to neighbouring clubs.

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Sackville Film Society The Sackville Film Society meets Thursday evenings at 7:30 p.m. at the Vogue Cinema throughout the fall and winter. All are welcome. Admission fee is $6.00 for members and $8.00 for non-members. Memberships are $8.00. For further information and a schedule of this season’s films, please visit www.voguecinema.ca/sackvillefilmsociety

Dependant on funding, PARC will be doing a series of public events once a month over the summer and into December. Nate Crawford Membership & Communications Coordinator (part-time) Playwrights Atlantic Resource Centre (PARC) PO Box 33038, Quinpool RPO Halifax, NS B3L 4T6 parcoffice@playwrightsatlantic.ca www.playwrightsatlantic.ca

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Sackville Rod & Gun Club The membership of the Sackville Rod & Gun Club is comprised of anglers, hunters,target shooters and those interested in the outdoors and the environment. Since its inception in 1979, the club has been actively involved in stream enhancement, fishstocking programs, junior fish derbies, youth marksmanship teams, hunter education programs, shooting competitions, sportsmans dinners and a variety of other outdoor related activities. The Club is a member of the New Brunswick Wildlife Federation, Royal New Brunswick Rifle Association, supports Ducks Unlimited and other conservation organizations. The club operates a private 100 metre rifle and pistol range located on the Walker Road, and a clay bird shotgun range on the Landing Road. In 2012 the club received the N.B. Wildlife Federation Life Member Award for Promoting Youth Activities, the award for most active N.B. Wildlife Federation branch, and the award for greatest increase in membership. Club meetings are held at 7pm on the first Wednesday of each month from September to May at the TVM Civic Centre 182 Main St., Sackville, NB. The meetings begin with a guest speaker. All are welcome to attend. Clay bird shotgun shoots are held each Monday evening at 6pm from June to September at the club’s shotgun range located at 32 Landing Road, Sackville. All are welcome to try the sport. Annual memberships are $40.00, which allows use of the club’s private Walker Road 100 metre rifle and pistol range. Youth memberships are also available. For more information contact: Sean Gormley at 871-0081 or eam@eastlink.ca

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Sackville Snow Drifters With over 200 members, the Sackville Snow Drifters hopes to continue growing and attracting new members. This winter there will be over 120km of groomed trail, linking with Memramcook and Shediac trails. The trails are groomed 12 feet wide and are signed & bridged. Fundraising events are also being held during the season to offset maintenance costs. All snowmobile enthusiasts are welcome to join. For more info. contact Stephen Pauley at 379-4055. Tantramar Outdoor Club Our mandate is to promote self-propelled outdoor activities such as cross-country skiing, cycling, running and hiking throughout the Tantramar Region. For more information on how to join and participate visit their website: www.tantramaroutdoorclub.org or contact Peter Manchester at 536-0946 or email peterman@nbnet.nb.ca.

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Sackville Archery Club

About us The Sackville Archery Club is an organization dedicated to promoting archery in all its forms, by providing thorough instruction, and by giving archers of all kinds a safe, welcoming environment to practice. We are driven to encourage membership, to practice and enforce rules of archery set by Archery Canada, and to foster a spirit of community and friendship among members. We uphold the ideals of Archery New Brunswick and Archery Canada, and we practice their model for Long-Term-Athlete-Development. What we offer We offer safe practice facilities for archers of all skill levels, from those with no prior experience, to those heavily vested in competition. You do not need your own equipment to join us, as we offer club equipment for use during our meetings. We offer free, group lessons for all beginners for meetings, along with individual coachings available throughout.

Membership Fees The Sackville Archery Club charges an annual membership fee of $55. This sum is to cover:

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Archery New Brunswick Membership, per member and the club as a whole

Replacement of essential equipment through normal usage Acquisition of new and necessary equipment, through oversight of the

executive Rental of facilities and other operating costs

There is also the option of a per meeting fee of $5. This does not include Archery New Brunswick membership and its benefits. This fee will allow the payee to take part in Sackville Archery Club activities for the meeting involved. Our facilities Our meetings take place Marshview Middle School, 19 Queen’s Road, Sackville, NB. The school offers both an indoor and outdoor space, allowing for a variety of distances to be shot. Indoor meetings take place in the basement area, and outdoors in the baseball field.

Schedule Meetings times are from 6:00 to 7:30 PM on Friday and 10:00 to 11:30 AM on Saturday. No meetings during holidays and will be dependent on school closures. The club will run from January to June, and September to December. Summer dates will be determined at a later date. Registration Information Please email archeryclub@mta.ca to register. We also have a facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/sackvillearchery/ Please don’t hesitate to email archeryclub@mta.ca with any questions.

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Tantramar Thrummers The Tantramar Thrummers are a group of people interested in traditional rug hooking. We will be happy to share our knowledge to get you hooking. For more information, please call Eileen Estabrooks at 536-2060 or Betty Snowdon at 536-2993. Tantramar Twirlers Square Dance Club Square dancing is a great workout for the body and the mind in an atmosphere of music and friendliness. It is also a very social activity including such things as special dance events, visits between clubs, nursing home demonstrations, and teaching basic steps to MASSIE classes at Mount Allison. We dance each Tuesday night (7:30 - 9:30) from September to May at the Mt. Whatley Hall in Aulac. Our two free Open House evenings on October 7th and 14th, 2014 allow you to observe and try square dancing. Classes for new dancers start after the Open House evenings. For more information call John and Judy Carlisle at 536-1710, or Sonny and Erma Black at 536-0822. .

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Adult Learning Programs The Tantramar Seniors' College The mission of the college is to further the intellectual and cultural interests of its members in an enjoyable learning atmosphere. Any senior 50 or over can take courses. Previous university or college experience is not needed. Anyone 50+ may become a member for only $100 and sign up for as many classes as he/she wants. Our list of courses are available on our website: http://tantramarseniorscollege.ca/. Annual General Meeting September 3, 2014 – 2:00 pm Lakeview Tower 21 Crystal Dr., Riverview  Fall Registration September 15 – Sackville, 3:30 – 5:00 pm at St. Paul’s Anglican Church Hall September 16 – Amherst – 4:00 – 5:15 pm at Trinity-St. Stephen United Church September 17 – Codiac, noon – 1:30 pm at Rose Hall, People’s Park Tower September 18 – Shediac – Noon – 1:30 at Shediac Multipurpose Centre For more information, see our website: http://tantramarseniorscollege.ca/ or call: 506-364-2780

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The Tantramar Adult Learning Center Provides a program in upgrading of basic and intermediate skills in English and mathematics as well as GED preparation for adults (ages 19+) of Sackville, Dorchester and the surrounding communities. Classes are held throughout the year including during the spring and summer months. For more information, please call Cynthia Adams at 536-0245. Laubach Literacy Laubach is an organization dedicated to teaching adults to read on a one to one basis. If you or someone you know is interested in learning to read or to upgrade his or her basic reading level, encourage him or her to call Cynthia Adams at 536-0245 for more information.

PFLAG Canada is a nation-wide organization that deals with sexual orientation and gender identity issues from a family perspective, providing support, education and resources. If you are gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, two-spirit, inter-sex, queer or questioning (GLBTT2IQQ) or if you care about someone who is, you are welcome. The Amherst/Sackville chapter of PFLAG Canada normally meets every month on the fourth Monday night of each month in the downstairs hall at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on Bridge Street in Sackville. PFLAG is a non-denominational organization that has no religious affiliation. Everyone is warmly invited to attend all meetings. If you require further information, please email sacknb-amns@pflagcanada.ca, or phone Janet Hammock or Marilyn Lerch at 506-536-4245.

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Seniors

50+ Aerobics Instructed by Edna MacKinnon 50+ Aerobics Classes for seniors will start Monday, September 8th Classes are held at the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre 182 Main St. Monday, Wednesday & Friday mornings from 9-10am. “Prime Timers" Fitness classes Instructed by Sheila Parker Open to Men and Woman Classes for seniors will start Monday, September 8th Classes are held at the Tantramar Veterans Memorial Civic Centre 182 Main St. Monday, Wednesday & Friday mornings from 10:15 – 11:15 Work-outs will consist of warm up, cardiovascular, cool down, muscle conditioning, stretching and relaxation. Participants will experience a different workout each day to ensure that both mind and body are challenged. There will be a variety of music, which includes tunes from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, Pre-registration is required. Call Deanna Cadman at 364-4958. Leave your name and number, or email d.cadman@sackville.com Everyone must be 50+ to register!

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Senior Bowling Bowling is held on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons at the Sackville Bowling Centre. For more information contact 536-2530. Seniors Card Parties Held every Friday evening in the Sackville Senior Citizens’ Clubroom at the Sackville Legion, beginning at 7:00 pm. Lunch and prizes will be available. Everyone welcome regardless of age. Seniors Club Sackville has a very active group of senior citizens who are 50 years of age and over. Anyone in this age group who may be interested in joining the club may contact Marilyn Richards (club president) at 536-0968 for membership inquiries. Regular meetings are held in the Sackville Senior Citizens’ Clubroom at the Sackville Legion at 2pm on the 1st Tuesday of each month. Sackville Curling Club Seniors actively participate in all leagues at the Sackville Curling Club. Many older curlers who have encountered leg or back problems are able to continue curling by using an extender to deliver the curling rocks.

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Walking Club The VON Community Board and volunteers have a daily walking club at the Sackville Memorial Hospital. Walking hours are Monday – Friday as follows: 6 am – 7:30 am 10 am – 1 pm 4 pm – 8 pm A volunteer is onsite in the hospital atrium to help record laps from Monday – Friday 10 -11 am. For more info. call 536-0750. Meals and More! Meals and More has been offering a home delivery service in Southeastern NB and Amherst since 1996. Choose from a wide variety of main meals, soup and desserts that can be heated in a regular oven or microwave. Contact our Dietitian, Susan Kastuk-Ridlington, to obtain a menu or review the menu on our website, www.mealsandmore.ca. Susan Kastuk-Ridlington, RD, CFE Tel: 506-536-8102 E-mail: meals@nbnet.nb.ca "Quality Nutrition Delivered to Your Door"

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Programs for People with Disabilities Daybreak: Tantramar Peer Support Centre Activity Centre Daybreak is a peer support centre offering a wide range of social, recreational, cultural and prevocational community service activities, which are organized by and for adults living with mental illness. Our motto is “We are better when we are together!” Daybreak works to reduce stigma and promote mental health through public awareness and education. Daybreak has trained facilitators ready to help interested individuals start and sustain self-help groups. We welcome you to participate or volunteer with our many programs, committees and projects. Phone: 506 536 7475 Email: daybreak.centre@yahoo.ca Website: www.daybreakcentre.ca AMIGOS Amigos is a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing our communities through one-to-one friendships between individuals with intellectual disabilities and students. There is a Best Buddies program operated as a student club at Mount Allison University. For more information email: amigos@mta.ca For information about the national organization see: http://www.bestbuddies.ca/

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Open Sky Co-operative provides programs for adults who face barriers due to social, development or mental health challenges. Open Sky is located on an 11-acre farm in Middle Sackville, and can accommodate live-in residents, as well as day participants from the local area. We learn to raise poultry, goats, and organic food in our gardens and greenhouses. We eat much of the food we produce, prepared in our teaching kitchen. During the wintry months, we still farm in our all-season greenhouse. We also enjoy practicing our life, personal and independent living skills, as we cook, clean, take workshops, and do social and recreational activities together. The work, learning, social and physical activities are all good for the mind, body and spirit. Mental Health First Aid is a core skills-building program that Open Sky can also provide to other groups upon request. Volunteers are welcome at Open Sky! Call Margaret Tusz-King or Norm Hunter for more information at (506) 536-4565. 12 Folkins Drive Sackville NB E4L 1H9 www.openskyco‐op.ca

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Tantramar Hospice Palliative Care Organization Inc The Tantramar Hospice Palliative Care Organization, Inc. (THPCO) is a non-profit, charitable organization, which advocates for and supports the provision of hospice palliative care services and resources in the Tantramar region. We are an umbrella organization of service providers and interested individuals. Hospice palliative care is a holistic (whole-person) type of health care that aims to relieve suffering and improve the quality of living and dying for terminally ill persons and their loved ones. Our Objectives

Raising awareness of hospice palliative care through newspaper articles, public information sessions, special events (e.g., hike for hospice), memorial services, etc.

Educating the public and health care providers about hospice palliative care through workshops, conferences, community presentations, etc.

Increasing awareness of the hospice palliative care services and resources available to members of our community, including how to access them.

Raising funds to support the provision of volunteer support and grief and bereavement support services in our community.

Helping Hospice Greater Moncton work toward the goal of establishing a residential hospice in southeastern New Brunswick.

For more information about any of the services and resources available in the Tantramar region, please visit the THPCO website (www.thpco.ca).

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THPCO Grief and Bereavement Peer Support Group Do you need help coping with the death of a loved one? If so, help is available. Volunteers from the Tantramar Hospice Palliative Care Organization Inc. (THPCO ) offer a grief and bereavement peer support group in Sackville twice a year (Spring and Fall). By joining this group, you will have an opportunity to share your feelings with (and support) others who have experienced personal losses and explore ways to move through your grief, in a safe and confidential environment. The grief and bereavement peer support group is open to anyone in the Tantramar area who has been touched by the death of a loved one. Talking about your grief with others is a good way to help you come to terms with your loss. There is no fee for this group. For information about grief and bereavement support, please contact Audrey (536-1064) or Lesley (536-0824).

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Sackville’s Who’s Who

Sport & Leisure Clubs 1st Tantramar Scouts Malcolm Phinney 364-0808 536-4117 681 Squadron Tantramar Air Cadets Andre Chevarie 364-7670 Adult Badminton Patti Bryden 536-2615 Ball Hockey Patti Bryden 536-2615 Bird Studies Canada Becky Stewart 364-5047 Bostick School of Music Shawn Bostick 878-3786 sbostick@mta.ca Bowling Sackville Bowling Centre 536-2530 Boxing Club Mark Adams 334-2210 Chignecto 4H Club Lori Hall 536-3616 Chignecto Naturalists Andrew MacFarlane 364-5033 536-4922 Cross Country Skiing Ross Thomas 536-2908

Peter Manchester 536-0946

Dance Classes Evelyne Germain germainevelyne@gmail.com

Faculty Hockey John Higham 536-2378 Festival by the Marsh Ron Kelly Spurles 536-7898 Fitness Classes Sheila Parker 536-1867 Fog Forest Gallery Janet Crawford 536-9000 www.fogforestgallery.ca Gents Recreational Hockey Peter Allen 536-4353 Girl Guides Canada Audrey Hicks 536-1064 Highland Dancing Michelle Dobbin 536-0821 Live Bait Theatre Lee Campbell 536-2248 Men’s Rec. Hockey (45 & over) Jacqueline Archibald 364-4955 Minor Baseball Chris Vogels 536-1338 Minor Football Tim & Stacey Cormier 536-0061

timacormier@me.com

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Mt. Allison University Athletics Office 364-2401

Gymnasium 364-2408 Pool 364-2403

Owens Art Gallery Gemey Kelly/Lucy MacDonald 364-2574 Powertalk ITC International Lisa Emery 902-667-1424

Sheila Parker 536-1867 Royal Canadian Legion Doreen Richards (President) 364-9900 Sackville Art Association Laurell Hamilton 902-251-2619 Sackville Basketball Assoc. Tasha Gallant sackvillebasketball@hotmail.ca Sackville Curling Club sackvillecurlingclub@outlook.com 536-0880 Sackville Film Society http://www.voguecinema.ca/ 536-0722 Sackville Lions Club Donna Hicks 536-3014 Fred Melanson (Hall Rentals) 939-2124 Sackville Minor Hockey Club Steven Trenholm 939-2009 president@sackvilleminorhockey.ca Sackville Public Library Allan Alward 364-4915 Sackville Rod & Gun Club Sean Gormley 871-0081 Sackville Skating Club Robyn Noiles (President) 232-7515 Janice Estabrooks 536-2065 Sackville Snow Drifters Stephen Pauley 536-3143 379-4055 Sackville Speeders & Jump Rope Jennifer Cunningham 364-0187 Maureen Kissick 536-1932 Sackville Swim Club Lise Surette (Club President) 536-0882

John Peters (Head Coach) 364-2403 Sackville Visitor Centre visitor@sackville.com 364-4967 Sackville Youth Soccer Assoc. Gene Ouellette 540-0813 sackvilleyouthsoccer@gmail.com Sackville Youth Marksmanship Darlene Turner 939-3110 or 536-7458 Struts Gallery Amanda Fauteux 536-1211 Tae Kwon Do Bill Crossman 364-1887 Tantramar CB Radio Club Nelson Estabrooks 536-2629 Tantramar Marsh Hawks John Higham 536-2378

john.higham@chignectogroup.com

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Tantramar Outdoor Club Peter Manchester 536-0946 Tantramar Pony Club Olwyn Walter

owalter@eastlink.ca Tantramar Twirlers Square Dance Club John & Judy Carlisle 536-1710 Sonny & Erma Black 536-0822 Tennis Program Mount Allison University 364-2114 Yoga Classes Christina DeHaas 536-7380 Youth Groups Robin Burley 536-2615 Windsor Gymnastics Kendra Booker 325-8988 Seniors Club President Marlyn Richards 536-0968 Old Time Music Delanor Wheaton 536-0731 Seniors Bowling Sackville Bowling Centre 536-2530 Seniors Card Parties Marlyn Richards 536-0968 Tantramar Seniors College Heather Patterson 364-2780 tsccoordinator@gmail.com Community Groups Canadian Red Cross Heather Longpre 364-8813 Marianne Lagace 364-8814 Community Forests International Jeff Schnurr 536-3738 Community Tree Nursery Estelle Drisdelle 536-3738 Fire Dept. Auxiliary Darlene Turner (Pres.) 536-7458 or 939-3110 Food Bank Susan Bour 536-3054 Joan Cant 536-2350 Hospital Auxiliary Mary Moores (President) 536-2960 Marie Green (Past Pres.) 536-0199 Laubach Literacy Cynthia Adams 536-0245 Lord Sackville Chapter IODE Vivian Hicks 536-0456 Open Sky Co-operative Ltd. Margaret or Norm 536-4565 Playwrights Atlantic Resource Centre (PARC) Nate Crawford 364-2122 parcoffice@playwrightsatlantic.ca parclibrary@mta.ca

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PFLAG Janet Hammock or Marilyn Lerch 536-4245 sacknb-amns@pflagcanada.ca Play School Inc. Allison Butcher 536-2496

Classroom 536-1837 Renaissance Sackville Julia Feltham 364-4950

renaissance@sackville.com Sackville Community Association Merrill Fullerton 364-0016 Sackville Community Garden Norma Jean Worden Rogers sackvillecommunitygarden@gmail.com Sackville Rotary Club John Murchie President http://sackvillerotary.ca/ Tantramar Adult Learning Cynthia Adams 536-0245 Tantramar Family Resource Centre Raeghann Lister 939-8372 Tantramar Heritage Trust Karen Valanne 536-2541 Tantramar Historical Society Geoff Martin 536-2541 Tantramar Hospice Palliative Care Stephen Claxton-Oldfield 536-0382 www.thpco.ca THPCO peer support group Audrey Hicks 536-1064 The Craft Gallery Anne Miller 536-2576 V.O.N. Christine Leblanc 536-0750 857-9115 Westmorland Historical Society Judy Morison 379-6682

Fall & Winter Activities 2014

Programming & Recreation

Department of Recreation Programs & EventsTown of Sackville

31C Main Street, P.O. Box 6191, Sackville, NB E4L 1G6(506) 364-4959

www.sackville.com

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