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The Grapevine Issue 1 The Grapevine July 5 - July 19, 2012 e Issu vin e 3 The Grape .8o July 5 - July 19, 2012 COMMUNITY • AWARENESS • INVOLVEMENT This is one of 1500 copies! Breast Lake Quest Dragon Boat Pisiquid, Windsor Team, details: Margot, [email protected] Banner design by Joss www.grapevine.wolfville.org TWO-WEEK TWEETS 4 UNESCO – P 2 EAT TO THE BEAT 5 Whose boots EVENTS CALENDAR 8,9 were made CROSSWORD 11 WBFF Participant – P 3 for wiring? FREE CLASSIFIEDS 12 Find out on p STARDROP 14 Full Circle – P 15 15 Furry Feature brought to you by Lee-Ann Cudmore Acupuncture "There IS a cure for the Summertime Blues" & Traditional Chinese Medicine n Friday and Saturday, July 13th and 14th, • Visit us online: 189 Dykeland St Wolfville music lovers will gather once again at the 902-300-5100 | valleyacu.ca FoxO Mountain Camping Park (6126 Aylesford Direct billing for some Blue Cross Plans Road) for the Valley's newest rocking tradition, Day and evening appts available SMOKIN' BLUES FEST 2! This two-day event featuring 20 acts from: NL, NB, NS and PEI, Toby is embraces East Coast blues and exposes the an active, great talent our region has to offer. friendly, adult SMOKIN' BLUES FEST 2 promises to be the German cheapest weekend of quality entertainment Shepherd in the Maritimes this summer with weekend X who passes costing just $40 (day passes are $22.60). loves long It's also an event of few rules (but much walks and play time. He needs some respect). You're allowed to bring-your-own- basic obedience training and tends beverages (no glass!) and there are desirable to roam if not leashed or fenced in [email protected] amenities such as: hot showers, flush toilets, so needs to learn to stay on his own security, first aid, vendors and everything else property. He has been neutered, mi- you need on site. crochipped, is up to date on his vac- cinations. Contact the Kings County Organizer Jay Chetwynd explains, "The intent SPCA: 538-9075 / info@kings. of this festival is to give people an option for spcans.ca / kings.spcans.ca to see a STAYCATION that is both appealing and other animals available for adoption affordable. Our pricing is extremely low and at the Care Center in Waterville. there are no $7 plastic cups of beer, $4 bottles of water, etc. We want everyone to be able to UPDATE ON SELENA: NOT ADOPTED. have a good, full weekend and we'd love you For Further info please contact the to come back next year. A lot of the bands Wolfville Animal Hospital, Dr. Peter on the bill have worked with us by playing Bligh, 542-3422 for reasonable rates, they understand the importance of working together to build this event into something huge!” Camping is only $10 a night (RV's welcome). For more info call 691-4747. Grab your tickets today at ticketatlantic.com, Now you know where to go for your cure for the participating Superstores or by calling 847-3747. "Summertime Blues". Experience fine dining Martinis, Mojitos, Tapas & Live Music in Kentville at the new July 5: John Duggan July12: Andy and Arianna July19: Sheva Pizzazz Bistro. Escape (Music starting at 7pm) the ordinary…savour the experience. Thursday Evenings, July and August • First come first serve seating www.grandprewines.com | 902-542-7177 The Grapevine was established in 2004 * Contact the Grapevine: *Buy 1 entree at regular price, and get a 2nd entree (of equal or lesser value, up to $20) free. Not valid for specials. Expires July 21st, 2012 2 The Grapevine July 5 - July 19, 2012 Congratulations Grand Pré! The WolfviIle Business the marshland and archaeological Development Corporation sites constitute a cultural (WBDC) congratulates the landscape bearing testimony to Grand Pré community and the the development of agricultural community-based Nomination farmland using dykes and the Grand Pré Advisory Board for aboiteau wooden sluice system, being selected a UNESCO World started by the Acadians in Heritage Site on June 30th in Saint the 17th century and further Petersburg, Russian Federation. developed and maintained by the Planters and present day “This is an unbelievable inhabitants. The site – marked opportunity to share the unique by one of the most extreme tidal culture and heritage of Grand Pré ranges in the world, averaging at with the world. The anticipated 11.6 metres – is also inscribed as growth in tourism is exciting and a memorial to Acadian way of life the associated economic spinoffs and deportation, which started will have a significant and lasting in 1755. Over 1,300 hectares, impact on local businesses,” said the landscape encompasses a David Hovell, Executive Director, large expanse of polder farmland WBDC. and archaeological elements “We have always known Grand of the towns of Grand Pré and Pré was a jewel of the Annapolis Hortonville, which were built Valley. It was here that the by the British successors of Mme Jehane Benoit, (1904-1987) famous chef and author. Source The Canadian Cookbook Annapolis Valley’s reputation the Acadians. The landscape is as a place to produce innovative an exceptional example of the Just Us! Open House adaptation of the first European and quality food products began. Just Us! Coffee Roasters Co- co-op, and our products. Other The Annapolis Valley’s signature settlers to the conditions of the North American Atlantic operative is having an Open local co-ops have been invited L’Acadie Blanc grape varietal House to celebrate International to set up displays. Guided tours has its roots in this region and coast and an iconic place of remembrance of the Acadians’ Year of Co-operatives. The will take place every half hour. symbolizes the strength and public is invited to attend on Special demonstrations and determination of those who deportation, known as the Grand Dérangement. Friday, July 6 from 10 am samples of our products will worked the soil hundreds of years to 4 pm at the Roastery in take place throughout the day. ago,” added Hovell. Compiled with parts of the WBDC Grand Pré. They will have an press release and the Grand Pre de- opportunity to talk to co-op Info: Kathy Day 542-7474 Grand Pre was selected because, scription found on: whc.unesco.org members about Just Us!, our ex.230 / [email protected] HARBOURVILLE SCHNITZELHAUS The Best Bay of Fundy Chowder Take Out: MON - SUN 12-2pm. Open for Dinner: FRI & SUN 5-8pm. Open Sunday 12-8pm 1-902-538-0844 • WWW.HARBOURVILLE.COM GASPEREAU VVALLEY FFIBRESIBRES ’ Suppliers of yarn, Wolfville s fibres, spinning and GRAVELY GHOST weaving equipment. n w a alks g 830 Gaspereau River Rd e A HISTORICAL PRODUCTION d a C 1-902-542-2656 t Thursday, July 12 th @ 8:30pm s e n r Sharp!. Adults $13, Students $8 E Please pre-book, space limited [email protected] brenda@gaspereauvalleyfibres.ca Photo by "...good food means good materials, lovingly prepared by someone who cares for the people will eat it." www.gaspereauvalleyfibres.ca 692-8546 (family friendly) Nick Woodman is the final winner 20 Grey Street Windsor. 792-1229 of the Vegas Trip Giveaway! www.elementsofhealth.ca 3 The Grapevine July 5 - July 19, 2012 Foxhill Pasteurized, Non-Homogenized Milk www.foxhillcheesehouse.com/faq.html Frequently Asked Questions Do you only have whole milk? Will you be offering other products? We are currently only offering whole milk. There are no other products planned for the near future. Is your milk pasteurized? Yes, our milk is pasteurized for your safety and ours. It is against the law to sell raw unpasteurized milk in Canada. What is the difference between homogenized milk and non- homogenized milk? Homogenization breaks the fat globules in milk into smaller sizes which makes milk more uniform in consistency and appearance. In Foxhill milk, the cream will rise to the top. Is your milk organic? Fox Hill Farm is not certified organic. However, we produce our milk as naturally as possible. We plant the seed, grow the grass, milk the cows Canadian Classic to open Valley and use our fresh milk to make our products for YOU! Does your milk contain antibiotics or growth hormones? Summer Theatre’s 4th Season No, dairy regulations have zero tolerance for antibiotics or growth Valley Summer Theatre is pricing. Ticket prices for the hormones in milk. th Roberta Bondar (1945- ) First Canadian woman in space, photographer, environmentalist, author. delighted to lead off its 2012 performances from July 6th to 8 season with Wingfield’s will be $25 for adults and $20 for Is whole milk bad for me? Milk is a very healthy product which contains 16 nutrients that are an Progress, the second instalment students (HST included). After of the classic Canadian “Walt opening weekends the prices essential part of a healthy lifestyle. Some fat in the diet is essential for Wingfield” series of plays. will be $30 for adults and $23 good health. Without it, our bodies wouldn't be able to process vitamins for students (HST included). A, D, E and K, which are fat-soluble and need some fat to be absorbed. With the spectre of urban Discounts are available for two development looming can play subscriptions when tickets to Will you be selling lactose free milk? Walt Wingfield save the day? Valley Summer Theatre’s second No. Wingfield’s Progress is the story 2012 production, Educating of Walt’s passionate response Rita, are also purchased. Where can I buy your milk? to a threat only he perceives. Our milk is available at Fox Hill Cheese House, The Wolfville Farmers' Larkspur and its residents are Tickets are available at the Box of Market, Port Williams and Halifax Seaport Farmers’ Market locations.
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