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February Issue, 2014 Volume 4 #10 5 Hooper Ln, Petitcodiac LOCAL NEWS & VIEWS Promoting Local Business & People in Our Surrounding Communities. February Issue, 2014 Volume 4 #10. MONTHLY BULLETIN Winter Carnival Schedule of Events sculpture contest. Judging will take place (10 am- 4pm) towards the end of the carnival. Judging at 3pm. Sliding Hill- all day Scavenger Hunt (all day): Complete the Bon Fire- all day list of things to find in the woods and along the snowshoe trail and receive a prize. Skating Rink- Public Skate all day 1:00-2:00 Snowshoe Adventure ( Sleigh Rides- Periodically throughout the snowshoes provided!) Organized snowshoe day 2014 walk through our marked trails while having some friendly competition to see Snowshoeing- (snowshoes provided)- Go Come and Join us for some Winter Fun! which team can finish the most challenges for a stroll on our marked trails at your own (Located at the end of Maple Street past the SPOT Building) set up along the trail. pace- ALL DAY! 2:00- Relays and Games ( same as above) 11:00-1:00- BBQ: Enjoy a warm hot dog Date: Saturday February 8, 2014 (Weather date Feb 22 same time) and hamburger for a small donation Time: 10am - 4pm Snow painting- Throughout the day there Hot chocolate and cider will be served all Sleigh Rides, Toboggan Run, will be spray bottles filled with food color- day. ing and water to draw pictures in the snow. Ice Skating and Snowshoeing Maple Candy- Throughout the day Hot Chocolate, Apple Cider (Bring a mug), BBQ, Campfire, Winter 10:30-10:45- Saucer pull relay- Pull a partner with a rope that is attached to a Games & Prizes sliding saucer racing against others. 10:45-11:00 TUG-A-WAR- Everyone of (Some snowshoes will be available to use on marked trails) all ages, big and small are invited to join in! Snowman building competitions (all day): Depending on snow conditions. A) Bring your own costume and win a prize for most creative snowman B) Try to build the largest snowman C) “Free style” snow LN&V Now Online at our website : www.maritimemotorsporthalloffame.com Also like our page on facebook Maritime Motorsports Hall of Fame Located at 5 Hooper Ln Our Museum Showcases Petitcodiac, NB The History Of Maritime Motorsports Hours Monday to Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Closed Sunday Call for appointments on Sundays 756-2110 Page 2. Local News & Views February Page 3. Local News & Views February LOCAL NEWS & VIEWS Petitcodiac Community Calendar 2014 MONTHLY BULLETIN SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 • Local News & Views Monthly Bulletin is published once a month by the Maritime From the Editor War Museum - Tours by Appointment. See back for details. Motorsports Hall of Fame Inc. • The purpose of the Local News & Views is to inform the general public what is -Farmers Market Maritime Motorsports Hall of Fame happening in the Hall of Fame, as well as what is coming up with in each community. From the Editor • It is also a venue for business to advertise their products and services each month. Open Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm. -A.K.A Dance Studio • It is intended to assist all the local Service Clubs in their endeavor to support their Wow!! I think we got our winter all at once, hope February is nicer to communities. us folks that had to stay here in the north. • Local News & Views will tell the stories of Local people as they go about their day to The winter activities had some good snow and really should get more. 2 3 4 5 -Library Storytime 6 7 8 day activities making a positive difference in their communities. It seems weather plays such an important part in all our summer or -Pilates -Valentine’s Day The office is in the Maritime Motorsports Hall of Fame located at : winter activities. -Church Services -Air Cadets -Kickboxing -SJA Junior &Youth -Drop-in Play Group -Figure Skating Craft @ Library 5 Hooper Lane, Petitcodiac, NB E4Z 0B4 As we look forward to the activities here at the Hall Of Fame this -Pilates -Legion Noon Meal -Kickboxing -Wii @ the Library Phone: 756-2110, Fax 756-2094 year, we realize that it is our 9th 4-wheeler draw, car show and -Public Skate -Taking Time for Me -Geri-fitness -Public Skate -Public Skate -Farmers Market -Farmers Market Email: [email protected] induction. -Public Skate -Can Skate/Learn to Skate -Legion Branch -A.K.A Dance Studio The 4-wheeler draw is being held March 21, and this year the dinner -Figure Skating -Registration for -Winter Carnival Editor..............................Winona McLean -Rec League Hockey -Figure Skating -Kids Cove Meetings and draw will take place at the Petitcodiac Legion. -Cubs & Scouts Gymnastics Camp @ -Dart Shoot @ Layout/Ad Design............Jennifer Hebert -Seniors Club Mark your calendar for the car show as it is on Sunday, June 1st. -Rec League Hockey PRS Legion Sales.............................Angela Nicholson -Youth Group Nominations for this years Induction must be in by April 1st. This 11 12 March Deadlines: year the Induction Ceremony is November 15, at the Delta Hotel in 9 10 -Kickboxing -Library Storytime 13 14 Valentine’s Day 15 -Pilates Editorial.................................Feb 21 Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island. -Church Services -Air Cadets -Women’s Institute -Book Club @ Library -Movie @ Library -Pilates -Geri-fitness -SJA Junior &Youth -Drop-in Play Group -Heritage Week Advertising............................Feb 20 Girls the 3rd Diamond Ring Dinner is April 26 being held at the Hall Of Fame. -Legion Noon Meal -Public Skate -Taking Time for Me -Kids Cove -Kickboxing Show-and-Tell @ -Farmers Market My calendar is filling up and have had to turn down some invitations already. -Public Skate -Public Skate -Valentine Party @ -Can Skate/Learn to Skate -Public Skate Library Happy Valentines Day to all of you! Don’t forget your “Sweetheart”!! -A.K.A Dance Studio -Rec League Hockey -Figure Skating Kiwanis -Rec League Hockey -Foot Clinic -Jam Session Sales Also the Winter Carnival will be February 8th from 10am to 4pm with a weather date for Bob Mitton Service -Foot Clinic -Figure Skating -Legion Ladies Aux. -Figure Skating February 22 10am to 4pm -Farmers Market -WCAF Valentine -Youth Group -Cubs & Scouts -Draw for Valentine’s Dance @ Legion -Village Council Basket @ Credit Union From your editor 16 17 18 19 -Library Storytime 20 21 22 It’s Where Service Matters Winona McLean -Church Services -Kickboxing -Pilates Ductless mini Splits, HRV systems, Ducting -Air Cadets -Geri-fitness -SJA Junior & Youth -Drop-in Play Group -Jam Session -LEGO Club @ -Legion Noon Meal Heat Pumps, Tilling, Snow Blowing PETTY RACEWAY Day Special" -SJA Adult Meeting -Pilates -Kids Cove -Kickboxing -Figure Skating Library There was a great turnout January 4 for the Friday, June 27th -Taking Time for Me -Youth Group -Public Skate -Public Skate -Farmers Market -Farmers Market Panasonic 10 Year Parts & Labour Competitor information meeting for the Saturday, June 28th -Public Skate -Public Skate -Cinema Politica @ -Can Skate/Learn to Skate -Petitcodiac Sportsman -YouTube Party @ -A.K.A Dance Studio -Figure Skating Library -Bible Study @ Web: www.bobmittonenterprises.com Phone (506) 386-1296 2014 racing season, held at the Maritime Friday, July 11th -Figure Skating Market Club Market Email: [email protected] Cell (506) 229-5414 Motorsports Hall Of Fame. -Rec League Hockey -Cubs & Scouts Saturday, August 2nd – Caleb Dunn Memo- This season will see the Sportsman, Street -Rec League Hockey rial Weekend -ATV Club Stock, Mini Stock, Bandoluos and a new Sunday, August 3rd 23 24 25 26 -Library Storytime 27 28 division to Petty, the Petty Pro Stock. Friday, August 22nd – 50th Annual Interna- -Air Cadets -Pilates Note: Prior to March 1st teams must regis- tional -Church Services -Pilates -Geri-fitness -SJA Junior &Youth -Drop-in Play Group -Figure Skating ter to take advantage of the $20.00 fee, after Saturday, August 23rd -Taking Time for Me -Kids Cove -Legion Noon Meal -Kickboxing March 1st the fee will raise to $30.00. Also, Saturday, September 20th -Public Skate -Codiac Classics -Kickboxing -Public Skate -Public Skate -Farmers Market to secure your last years number you must Sunday, September 21st -Public Skate -Youth Group -Can Skate/Learn to Skate - Creative Writing register before March 1st. Saturday, October 11th – Second Annual -Rec League Hockey -Figure Skating -Kiwanis -Figure Skating Corner @ Library Several improvements has been made at the Flea Market. -Garden Club -Cubs & Scouts Raceway for the 2014 season. -Rec League Hockey PETTY RACEWAY TENTA- -Village Council TIVE 2014 SCHEDULE Air Cadets am, morning worship 10:50 am. charge. Call Christine 756-2296 for info. Kids Cove - Baptist Church. Tuesdays, *Schedule is tentative and 639 F.P.MacLaren Squadron Air Cadets -Petitcodiac Mennonite - Sunday School 6:15 pm. Children K-5. Games, crafts, and is subject to change without meet every Monday at 6 pm at Legion. New 9:45 am and Geri -Fitness - (50 +) Tuesday mornings drama. notice. members welcome. Worship Service 11:00 am. from 10:00 - 11:00 am at the Kiwanis Saturday, May 17th -St. Andrew’s Anglican - Sunday Service at building. All welcome. Please call Tanya at Saturday, May 31st A.K.A. Dance Studio - Kodiac Room. Tap, 9:00 am 756-2198 for details. Kiwanis Sunday, June 15th – "Fathers Jazz, and Hip Hop. Ages 3 - 6 (Saturdays -St. James United - Sunday School & ser- -Tues., Feb. 11 & 25 at 6:30pm. New mem- from 12:15 - 1:15 pm). Ages 7 - 12 (Satur- vice at 11 am. Gymnastics Camp - Registration deadline bers welcome. Call Clinton at 372-4144 for days 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm). Contact Alanna Friday, Feb. 7 @ PRS. more information. for more info: 233-3052 Codiac Classics - Feb. 11 - Valentine Party Car enthusiasts meet last Monday of the Foot Clinic: Petitcodiac Drugmart from - Kiwanis Club requesting donation of Arena month at Kiwanis building @7 pm.
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