Tuesday, January 31, 2012

SOME UPCOMING EVENTS - FEBRUARY 2012

Here are some upcoming events which have been forwarded to me. Others will be added as they arrive. You will find the list at http://www.primetimenewbrunswick.blogspot.com/


Some Upcoming Events for February 2012

Greater Moncton walking group- January was a great month at the Mapleton Park Trail. There were some icy mornings, but walkers judged the conditions and decided whether or not to pursue. For the month of February, we move to the Centennial Park Trail. We meet at the parking lot on St. George St. on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:30. As long as school isn't closed due to weather, we walk- sunshine, rain, or snow, nothing stops us!

For what’s playing at the Capitol Theatre in January, visit http://www.capitol.nb.ca/ . Among the highlights are Ron Sexsmith, the Hubcap Comedy Festival, Bruce Cockburn, Paul Brandt. Symphony New Brunswick presents a Violin Duo.

For what’s playing at the Riverview Arts Centre, visit http://www.riverviewartscentre.ca/  . A February highlight there is Dave Carroll & his Band.

Effective now, the Hospice store on Mountain Rd is going to have every Monday seniors’ day with 20% off everything in the store. Visit www.hospicegm.ca/  for details.

Far Out East Cinema at the U de M- Feb 1: Melancholia (Danish film, features Kirsten Dunst, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Charlotte Rampling); Feb 7-8: Margin Call (US film featuring Kevin Spacey, Jeremy Irons); Feb 14-15: Carnage (French film, directed by Roman Polanski. Features Jodie Foster, Kate Winslet, Christoph Waltz); Feb 21-22: A Dangerous Method (UK film, directed by David Cronenberg. Features Viggo Mortensen, Keira Knightley, Michael Fassbender).

For nutrition programs in February offered by Sobey’s, contact
Annie Soucy Mc Laughlin RD/Dt.i., Sobeys inc., (506) 854-0993
annie.soucy@sobeys.com

1 February: Heart Health:
Free Information Session Guest speaker: Yvon LeBlanc, Stroke Survivor
Wednesday, February 1st 2:00 PM Where: Royal Court
822 Coverdale Road, Riverview
Seating is limited ~ Registration required To register or for more information, please contact Royal Court at 387-7770

Message from Deborah Carr- The long, cold days of winter present an excellent opportunity for both hibernating and beginning a writing project. But, if you're like me, it's also a time when I feel most in need of a little companionship, along with the motivation and energy that working with others can bring.
So, I've scheduled a series of writing workshops to take place at the Riverview Public Library on Saturdays during the month of February. February is all about LOVE, and that includes loving YOU. Give yourself the boost and encouragement you need to start. (PS - you might want to read my views on being a writer.)
WRITING LIFE STORIES This non-fiction workshop series (suitable for all levels, including beginners) will cover the writing process from information gathering through drafts, revisions and polishing. Weekly topics are Writer 's Field Notes, The Nature of Story, The Art of Revision, The Writer’s Editing Toolbox. Each session can be taken individually, however those who attend the whole series will gain the benefit of working with a single piece of writing from start to finish.
If you are straddling the fence, a free introductory session will be held at the library on Thursday, February 2nd from 6PM-8PM. Bring along a pen and notebook to try a few easy exercises.
I hope you can join me for individual sessions or for all four in the series. I'm offering a discount for those who register for the series and and pay before January 28th.
More information on topics, registration and cost at http://www.natureofwords.com/  (click on 'Workshops')

2 – 4 February: An evening of entertainment to look forward to in February as Hubcity Theatre presents a timeless classic. Moncton's Hubcity Theatre brings you "The Three Musketeers" by Ken Ludwig (based on the novel by Alexandre Dumas). Playing at The Capitol Theatre - Empress February 2 & 3 at 7 pm and Feb 4 at 3 pm and 7 pm. Tickets are on sale now at The Capitol Theatre Box Office. Visit our website for more details http://www.hubcitytheatre.ca/  , or follow on Facebook.

3 February: Trojan Basketball Wall of Fame Ceremonies
Several years ago, Todd MacKillop initiated an annual ceremony honouring former Trojan Basketball players, coaches and supporters. With the help of Don Morton, Don Grant and past yearbooks, several former Trojans have been honoured at a public ceremony and with a beautiful mounted basketball court outside the gym.  This years' ceremony will be this Friday evening (Feb.3) at 7pm. We would love to see as many of you attend as possible. This year, the inductees are: Scott Fowler(class of '72); Dr.Jeff Mowatt(class of"89); Roberto Didonato(class of '94); 1986 team-some of the notables were Scott and Shane Steeves, Todd MacKillop, Tony Matthews, Dan Campbell, Dennis Lirette, Rob Kelly, Paul Doucet, Pat Laroque and others. 

4 February: February is Suicide Prevention Month
The Albert-Westmorland Suicide Prevention Committee is pleased to announce a community event taking place on Saturday February 4th, 2012.  Community members are asked to join us in a walk at the Rotary Park in Dieppe, a walk to commemorate those who have died by suicide, support those who grieve, reduce stigma and raise awareness toward the prevention of suicide.   Registration will be at 10:30 and the walk will begin at 11:00.There will be prizes to be drawn. The Dieppe Winter Carnival will get underway that afternoon, so this is a great opportunity to support a worthy cause and to enjoy family time as well.
Hope to see you on February 4th !   In the event of a storm day the walk will be held on February 5th. Info closure line : Last minute cancellation line : 384-DIEP (3437).
Thank you, The Albert-Westmorland Suicide Prevention Committee

Février est le mois de la prévention du suicide.
Le Comité communautaire de prévention du suicide de la région d’Albert-Westmorland est heureux d’annoncer qu’un événement communautaire aura lieu le samedi 4 février 2012. Les membres de la collectivité de la région sont priés de nous joindre au parc Rotary de Dieppe pour une marche. Une marche afin de se souvenir de ceux qui se sont suicidés, pour réconforter ceux qui ont été touchés par ces pertes tragiques et afin de sensibiliser les gens à la prévention du suicide. Vous pourrez vous enregistrer à 10h30 et la marche débute à 11h00. Des prix de participation seront tirés. Le Carnaval d'Amitié de Dieppe débute en après midi, alors vous aurez l'occasion d'en profiter, ainsi que de passer du temps précieux en famille et avec des amis. Nous espérons vous voir le 4 février ! Dans le cas d’une tempête, la marche aura lieu le 5 février. Ligne info-fermeture : Ligne téléphonique informant des fermetures de dernières minutes : 384-DIEP (3437)
Merci, Le Comité communautaire de prévention du suicide de la région d’Albert-Westmorland

Saturday, February 4, Radio Canada will be filming the Mass at Eglise Saint-Anselme, Dieppe, featuring the Neil-Michaud Men's choir. Gregorian Chant, and works from the renaissance to the modern era. The Mass is at 4 p.m. but arrive early if possible.  The Mass will be aired the next day, February 5, on Radio Canada's Jour du Seigneur t.v. program, 11 a.m. in the morning.  Holly Waltz is pianist and organist for the Neil-Michaud choir!

5 February: Symphony New Brunswick presents Metamorphosis, the first of a series of chamber music concerts, featuring Stephen Runge, Piano, Patrick Bolduc, Bassoon, Christie Goodwin, Oboe, and David Parker, French Horn, on Sunday, February 5th, at 2 pm, at Mount Royal United Church, 106 Mount Royal Blvd., Moncton. On the programme, works by R. Strauss, B. Britten, C. Saint-Saëns, C. Reinecke, and F. Poulenc. Tickets available at the door. Adults $25, Seniors $20, and Students $10. For further information call Christie Goodwin, 389-2938 or Holly Waltz, 372-5386 or the church at 855-5771.
Symphonie Nouveau-Brunswick présente Métamorphose, le premier d’une série de concerts de musique de chambre, mettant en vedette Stephen Runge, piano, Patrick Bolduc, bassoon, Christie Goodwin, hautbois et David Parker, cor français. Le concert aura lieu le dimanche 5 février 2012 à 14 h à l’église Mount Royal United 106 boulevard Mount Royal. Au programme des oeuvres de R. Strauss, B. Britten, C. Saint-Saëns, C. Reinecke et F. Poulenc. Le prix d’entrée : adultes 25$, aînés 20$ et étudiants 10$. Pour plus de renseignements appelez Christie Goodwin, 389-2938, ou Holly Waltz, 372-5386 ou l’église 855-5771.

8 February: The regular monthly meeting of the Greater Moncton Prostate Cancer Support Group was postoned because of weather.  It will now be held on Wednesday, February 8, at 7 pm at the YMCA, 30 War Veterans Avenue, Moncton. Special speaker: John Staples, well known Moncton pharmacist. Topic: The role played by supplements and vitamins in cancer treatment. This meeting is open to prostate cancer survivors, their spouses/partners, and anyone interested in learning more about this disease. Everyone welcome!  For more information, call Wayne Harrigan at 386-2187.


10 February: Come enjoy the inaugural concert of Folk & Baroque, a series featuring fiddler/violinist Katherine Moller and friends. An evening of Celtic/Old Tyme fiddle and song with guest Tom Richards will take place on Friday, February 10th. This series of intimate acoustic concert will be held in room 211 of the Charlotte St. Arts Centre (732 Charlotte St., Fredericton) and will begin at 7:30pm. Tickets will be available at the door and will cost $15. Seating is limited. For more information, contact Katherine Moller at katherine@katherinemoller.ca Or 440-3123. http://www.katherinemoller.ca/

15, 18 February:  The Lutz Mountain Heritage Museum, in partnership with the Moncton Museum, invites you to attend two free events as part of Heritage Week 2012 and in celebration of the bicentennial of the war of 1812.

En partenariat avec le Musée de Moncton, le musée patrimonial de la Montagne Lutz (Lutz Mountain Heritage Museum) vous invite aux deux activités gratuites dans le cadre de la Semaine du patrimoine 2012 et pour célébrer le bicentenaire de la guerre de 1812.
Heritage Week Celebrations at the Lutz Mountain Meeting House, 3143 Mountain Road
Wednesday Feb 15  7 pm – 9 pm
Compelling Stories by Veterans, Live music & Refreshments
Saturday, Feb 18  10 am – 12 pm
Crafts, Games, & Refreshments for the entire family!
Célébrations de la Semaine du patrimoine à la Lutz Mountain Meeting House
3143, ch. Mountain
Le mercredi 15 février  le 19 h à 21 h
Des anecdotes fascinantes racontées par des anciens combattants, spectacle de musique et rafraîchissements
Le samedi 18 février  de 10 h à midi
Bricolage, jeux et rafraîchissements pour toute la famille!

16 February:  Our upcoming Dahlia Club Meeting will be this Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012.  Same location: Lewisville Middle School, 45 McAulay Dr., (Off Shediac Rd),  In Teaching Theatre, Moncton, N.B. Doors open 6:30 p.m.; Meeting at 7:00 p.m., SHARP...!  Come early for fresh all-natural hot apple cider...!
For those who are into photography and wish to improve in techniques and methods of taking beautiful pictures of flowers, gardens, landscape, etc., you will not want to miss this upcoming Meeting!
Come along and meet highly acclaimed Award Winner and Studio Photographer since 1990,
Paula Lirette, who will be presenting and teaching many techniques in photographing Flowers, Gardens, Landscape Photography, etc., which is but a tad of her expertise!
You and your friends will not want to miss this Meeting!  For more appreciation and a breath-taking thrilling experience, check out Paula's website:  http://www.studiopaulalirette.com/
During the presentation, there will be a Question and Answer opportunity related to the presentation
and following, any concerns re Dahlias, their care and culture.  Please invite your friends to come along!
A Meeting, not to be missed...!
Happy Tubering!
Merle Carson  Cell:.......... 850-9600

18 February: On Saturday, February 18, join Nature Moncton for our annual Bird Feeder Tour. We’ll be visiting bird feeding areas at several member’s yards to enjoy winter bird species, share ideas for feeder types, seed preferences, favorable habitat recommendations and other successful techniques folks have used to attract birds and wildlife to their yards. Bring a sandwich and enjoy lunch at the Renton’s for one of Jean’s famous soup creations. Our final stop will be at the Poirier’s where Pat Poirier will treat us with a “surprise pot” for the après feeder tour get together. Please bring a dessert to share. Carpool at the north-west corner of the Moncton Coliseum, 337 Killam Dr. 8:30am. Bring any necessary gear for the season, winter wear and friends! Pre-registration is not required and everyone is welcome. Check out our website http://www.naturemoncton.org/  for list of feeder tour locations and additional information. As this outing is weather dependant stay tuned to the information line 384-6397 for updates or cancellations. See you on the 18th!

18 February: Fiddle Doo & Potluck Supper
Sponsored by the Maritime/NB Fiddle Association
Hosted by: Ivan & Vivian Hicks
Saturday, February 18, 2012, 2:00pm
Salisbury Lions Hall - Peter St. - Salisbury, NB
All are welcome to bring their fiddles and join in.
Bring a dish to share and stay for the meal.
Admission by donation.

18 February:  The Men’s Club of St. John the Baptist Anglican Church, 28 Woolridge St., Riverview, are holding their 36th annual Sausage, Pancake and Bean Supper on Saturday, February 18, from   Adults - $7; Children 12 and under - $5.  The Ladies' Parish Guild will also be selling baked goods at the supper.  Tickets available at the door.  Everyone welcome!

18 February: Are you a graduate or former teacher at Harrison Trimble High School in Moncton? As part of the 50th anniversary celebrations, there will be a special Teachers’ Variety Show featuring present, past and retired teachers of HTHS. Doors will open at HTHS at 6:30 on February 18. This is a 19+ event which means it will be a licensed so Molson Products and a few coolers etc will be served! Tickets are just $10 each and are available from the school during the day or at Jean Coutu/Steeves Drugs, 1789 Mountain Road in the evening. Many favourites from the past will be on the ticket.

Interested in NB history or Anglican churches in our diocese? The first printing of "Photographs of Anglican Churches in the Diocese of Fredericton" has sold out. Beautiful exterior and interior shots of each building taken by Frank Morehouse, archivist; also includes year built and seating capacity. To get on the list for a copy from the second printing ($25), email Frank at frankm@nbnet.nb.ca

Notices may be forwarded to the Harrigans at wbharrig@nb.sympatico.ca

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

NB BED AND BREAKFASTS, TOURIST HOMES, INNS

NB BED & BREAKFASTS, TOURIST HOMES, INNS
We have always enjoyed seeking out interesting B&Bs, tourist homes and country inns when we travel. Travellers fifty and over often choose the above when they are making travel plans. There is usually an opportunity to talk to the proprietors and learn more about the area. Here’s a list for New Brunswick. To make corrections or add a name, just e-mail us at wbharrig@nb.sympatico.ca

Alma and area
An Artist’s Garden Bed & Breakfast, New Horton 
Barb's B&B, Waterside
Captain’s Inn Bed & Breakfast, Alma
Chickadee Nest Bed & Breakfast, Harvey
Cleveland Place, Alma
Falcon Ridge Inn, Alma
Florentine Manor, Harvey
Lakeview Inn, Alma
Parkland Village Inn, Alma
Sandpipers’ Rest Bed & Breakfast, Harvey

Bathurst and area
Auberge Les Amis de la Nature, Sainte-Louise
Gite Authentique Bed & Breakfast, Bathurst
L’Auberge de la Vallée, Bathurst

Beaver Harbour
Larkspur Bed & Breakfast (e-mail audreyhawkins@nbnet.nb.ca

Blacks Harbour and area
Bayview Bed & Breakfast, Blacks Harbour (Phone 506-456-1982)
Fundy PJ’s Bed & Breakfast, Pennfield (e-mailfundypj@nb.sympatico.ca
Harbour Tide Inn, Blacks Harbour

Bouctouche and area
A & G Bed & Breakfast, Bouctouche Sud
>Au Beau Milieu B&B, Bouctouche
Au Bord D’la Baie, Bouctouche
Auberge Eymet Inc./Eymet Inn Inc., Cocagne
Auberge Le Vieux Presbytère de Bouctouche, Bouctouche
Auberge Vue d’la Dune/Dune View Inn, Bouctouche
Aux P’tits Oiseaux, Bouctouche (e-mail oiseau@nbnet.nb.ca
Bellevue Sur Mer Bed & Breakfast, Bouctouche
Domaine-sur-Mer, Cocagne
Erika Suites, Bouctouche (e-mail kimfss@yahoo.ca
Gite Chez Jeannine Bed & Breakfast
Gite d’la Baie de Cocagne, Cocagne (Phone 506-576-6301)
Gite L’Heritage Bed & Breakfast
Le Couvent, Cocagne
Le Gite de la Sagouine, Bouctouche
LeRelais Acadien, Bouctouche
Sheltering Wings, Sainte-Anne-de-Kent

Burnt Church
Prospect Hotel (E-mail lh@nb.sympatico.ca

Cambridge-Narrows
Cambridge-Narrows Bed & Breakfast (Phone: 506-488-2000)

Campbellton and area
Aux Ti-Bo Rêves, Campbellton (E-mail rbt@nbnet.nb.ca
Maison McKenzie House, Campbellton

Campobello Island
Harbordrifter Bed & Breakfast, Wilson’s Beach
The Lupine Lodge, Welshpool

Canoose
Loon Bay Lodge

Cape Tormentine
Hilltop Bed & Breakfast

Caraquet and area
Au Gite du Voyageur GJG, Caraquet (E-mail: gjgagnon@hotmail.com
Gite à Rita, Caraquet (Phone 506-727-2841)
Gite Chez Tante Estelle, Caraquet (Phone 506-727-7879)
Gite et camping la Maison Touristique Dugas Inc., Caraquet
Gite la Marguerite, Caraquet (E-mail gitelamarguerite@yahoo.ca
Gite le Goéland, Caraquet (Phone 506-727-2919)
Gite le Poirier B & B, Caraquet
Gite L’Isle-du-Radnonneur B & B
King’s Gite – Bed & Breakfast, Bertrand
Le Pignon Rouge, Caraquet (E-mail ralberta@nbnet.nb.ca

Central Hainesville
Sherrdon Place

Chance Harbour
Mariner’s Inn

Chipman
Hawk Bed & Breakfast

Doaktown
The Holmes Bed & Breakfast (E-mail judybeck@nb.sympatico.ca
The Ledges

Dorchester and area
The Bird’s Nest Bed & Breakfast, Middleton (Phone: 506-575-8116/1-877-575-8116)

Edmundston and area
Au Chalet Bed & Breakfast, Edmundston
Au Domaine, Saint-Basile (Phone 506-735-0405)
Au NiDaigle, Saint-Basile
Auberge - Le Fief – Inn B&B, Edmundston
Auberge Les Jardins Inn, Saint-Jacques
Domaine Du Président, Edmundston

Florenceville and area
McNutt’s Bed 7 Breakfast, Florenceville
Tannaghtyn, Connell

Fredericton and area
“The Very Best” – A Victorian Bed & Breakfast, Fredericton
Abbey Glen Riverfront B & B, Fredericton (Phone 506-458-8868)
Brennan’s Bed & Breakfast, Fredericton
Carriage House Inn, Fredericton
Charlotte’s Web Bed & Breakfast, Fredericton
Chef’s Manor Bed & Breakfast, Nasonworth
Chickadee Lodge, Prince William
Country Lane B & B Inn, Lakeville Corner
Kilburn House, Fredericton
Sunset on the River B & B, Upper Kingsclear
The Colonel’s In Bed & Breakfast, Fredericton
Ty Rhys B & B, Lakeville Corner
On the Pond – Country Retreat and Spa, Jewett Mills

Gagetown
Doctor’s Hill Bed & Breakfast & Crafts
Step-Aside Bed & Breakfast (E-mail stepamau@nbnet.nb.ca)

Grand Falls/Grand-Sault and area
Côté’s Bed & Breakfast Inn, Grand Falls/Grand-Sault
Maple Tourist Home Bed & Breakfast, Grand Falls/Grand-Sault
Mont Assomption Bed & Breakfast, Saint-André
River Trail B & B, Grand Falls/Grand-Sault

Grand Manan Island
Captain Cook’s B & B (E-mail:
glcook@nbnet.nb.ca)
Grand Manan Bed & Breakfast
Manan Island Inn Ocean Side
Marathon Inn
The Compass Rose
The Shorecrest Lodge Country Inn

Hampton and area
Evelyn’s Bed & Breakfast at Ox-Bow Dairy Farm, Bloomfield(E-mail
evelynsbb@hotmail.com)
Hampton Bed & Breakfast, Hampton
Klinker Jim’s B & B, Titusville
Bamara Inn & Dining Room, Hampton
The Osprey Inn Ltd., Kingston

Hartland and area
Campbell’s Bed & Breakfast, Upper Brighton (E-mail
campbb@nbnet.nb.ca)
Pasture View Bed & Breakfast, Gordonsville (E-mail
pastureview@earnet.ca)

Harvey (York County)
Bel-Ally Bed & Breakfast, Harvey (E-mail
belally@nb.aibn.com)

Hillsborough
Rose Arbor Bed & Breakfast (Phone 506-734-2644/1-877-972-7267)
The Ship’s Lantern
Victoriana Steeves Homestead Bed & Breakfast

Hopewell Cape and area
Aiko’s Villa Bed & Breakfast, Hopewell Cape (Phone 506-734-3160)
Chimera Farms Bed & Breakfast, Shepody
Family Treasures Inn B & B, Hopewell Cape
Innisfree Bed & Breakfast, Hopewell Cape
Wendy Johnston Pottery (The Artisan’s Suite), Hopewell Cape

Hopewell Hill
Broadleaf “Too” Bed & Breakfast
Peck Colonial House B & B and Tea Room

Lamèque
B & B aux Peupliers (E-mail kanuth@nb.sympatico.ca)

McAdam
Kathy’s Bed n’ Breakfast & Tourist Home

Millville and area
Larsen’s Log Lodge, Hawkins Corner
LedgeRock Bed & Breakfast, Nortondale

Miramichi and area
Country Bed & Breakfast, Black River Bridge
Governor’s Mansion, Miramichi
Regent Street Bed & Breakfast , Miramichi
Sunny Side Inn, Miramichi

Moncton and area
A Downtown Bed & Breakfast, Moncton
A Treasured Moment B & B/Gite Moments Précieux, Dieppe
Aanna’s Bed & Breakfast, Moncton
Auberge Au Bois Dormant Inn, Moncton
Auberge Wild Rose Inn, Lakeville
A+Avalon Terrace Bed and Breakfast Retreat, Moncton
Bonaccord House Bed & Breakfast, Moncton (Phone 506-388-1535)
Canadiana Inn, Moncton
Gite Les Trois Moulins B & B, Memramcook
Glory Inn Downtown Bed & Breakfast, Moncton
Irishtown Bed & Breakfast, Irishtown
Lori’s Bed & Breakfast, Riverview
Magnetic Hill Bed & Breakfast, Moncton
Saunders Country Inn & Estates, Indian Mountain

Murray Corner
Briggs Homestead
New Underland Farm

Nash Creek
Hayes House Bed & Breakfast

New Mills
Auberge Blue Heron Bed & Breakfast

Nigadoo
La Fine Grobe Sur-Mer (By the Sea)

Perth-Andover and area
Baird House Bed & Breakfast, Bairdsville (Phone 506-273-2643)
DeMerchant’s B & B, Perth-Andover (Phone 506-273-6152)
The Castle Inn Restaurant and Bar, Perth-Andover

Petit-Rocher
Auberge d’Anjou, Petit-Rocher

Plaster Rock
Baker’s Bed & Breakfast

Pointe-Verte
Gite Toutes Saisons B & B

Port Elgin and area
Little Shemogue Country Inn
Pumpkinn Inn B & B, Port Elgin

Renous
Schofield Inn/Auberge Schofield (Phone 506-627-0807)

Rexton
Jardine’s Inn Inc.

Richibucto and area
Auberge O’Leary Inn, Richibucto
margarita maris – Perle A La Mer, Petite-Aldouane

Sackville
Different Drummer, The (E-mail
drummer@nb.aibn.com)
Marshlands Inn
Savoy Arms Bed & Breakfast
The Harbourmaster’s House

Saint John and area
A Tanners Home Inn, Saint John
Beach House Bed & Breakfast, Kingston
Chipman Hill Suites Limited, Saint John
Earle of Leinster “Inn Style” Bed & Breakfast, Saint John
Fundy Heights B & B, Saint John
Homeport Historic B & B, Saint John
Inn on the Cove & Spa, Saint John
Kennebecasis River Inn, Quispamsis
Lancaster Bed & Breakfast, Saint John (E-mail lancasterbed.breakfast@nb.aibn.com)
Mahogany Manor, Saint John
Moore’s Specialties, Garner Creek
Ocean Sunset Bed & Breakfast, Maces Bay (E-mail oceansun@nbnet.nb.ca)
Shadow Lawn Inn, Rothesay

Saint-Quentin
Auberge Evasion de Rêves (Phone 506-235-3551/1-866-443-7383)

Shediac and area
At/Chez Morgan Place, Shediac
Au P’tit Sommeil, Shediac
Au Grand Barachois Country Inn, Grand-Barachois (Phone 506-532-1140/1-800-355-2122))
Auberge Belcourt Inn, Shediac
Auberge Gabrièle Inn, Shediac
Auberge, Maison Vienneau, Shediac
Aux douces heures de Shediac, Shediac
Gite Beau Soleil B & B, Shediac (E-mail gitebeausoleil@rogers.com)
Le Coin à Gretzky B & B Inn, Shediac (E-mail
cgretzkybnb@yahoo.ca)
Leger Bed & Breakfast, Shediac (Phone 506-532-2146)
Maison Alexandria House, Shediac
Maison Tait House, Shediac
Seaside Haven Manor & Suites, Shediac

Shippagan and area
Auberge Janine du Havre, Savoy Landing (E-mail
janine@nbnet.nb.ca)
Le Gite De L’Ardora, Inkerman

St. Andrews and area
Chamcook Forest Lodge, Chamcook
Coachman’s Inn, St. Andrews
Europa Inn & Restaurant, St. Andrews
Garden Gate Bed & Breakfast, St. Andrews
Harris Hatch Inn, St. Andrews
Inn on Frederick, St. Andrews
It’s The Cat’s Meow B & B, St. Andrews
Kennedy Inn, St. Andrews
Kingsbrae Arms Relais & Chateaux, St. Andrews
Monika’s B & B, St. Andrews
Pansy Patch, St. Andrews
Rossmount Inn, Chamcook
Tara Manor Inn, St. Andrews
The Fairways Manor House, St. Andrews
The Montague Rose B & B, St. Andrews
The Mulberry Bed & Breakfast, St. Andrews
Treadwell Inn, St. Andrews

St. George and area
Beach House Bed & Breakfast, Back Bay
Deerway, Letete (E-mail deerway@nb.sympatico.ca)
Hibbard House Inn, St. George (E-mail
hibbardhouseinn@nb.aibn.com)
Letete Schooner House, Letete
Thorne House B & B, St. George (Phone 506-755-2441)

St. Martins and area
Minihorse Farm Bed & Breakfast, St. Martins
Nostalgia Nook Bed & Breakfast, St. Martins
Quaco Inn, St. Martins
Sea Side Bed & Breakfast, St. Martins
St. Martins Country Inn, St. Martins
The Captain’s House B & B, St. Martins (Phone 506-833-4355)
The Waterfront Bed & Breakfast, St. Martins

St. Stephen and area
Blair House Heritage Breakfast Inn, St. Stephen
Tidewater Inn, Dufferin

Sussex and area
Jonah Place Bed & Breakfast Inn, Sussex
Maple Shade, Sussex

Tracadie-Sheila
Le Château d’Acadie

Whites Brook
Mom’s Bed & Breakfast (Phone 506-284-2586)

Woodstock and area
Bennett House Bed & Breakfast, Woodstock
Brigitte’s Bed & Breakfast, Woodstock (E-mail brwilson@xplornet.com)
Chalet Swiss Bed & Breakfast, Northampton
Mrs. Leonard’s Guest Home, Woodstock (E-mail gleonard@nbnet.nb.ca)
Riverside Bed & Breakfast, Woodstock (Phone 506-328-3094)
The Prism Bed & Breakfast, Woodstock (E-mail
prismbb@nbnet.nb.ca)



Wednesday, July 2, 2008

GREATER MONCTON INFORMAL WALKING GROUP

This group started in October 2005.

Who? Everyone is welcome.
When? Every Tuesday and Thursday at 8:30 a.m.
We only cancel if schools are closed because of weather.
Where? We plan to choose various trails in the Greater Moncton area
Why? Walking in the fresh air is healthy and pleasant.
To walk with a few others is a bonus.
Participants walk at their own rate and at their own risk.
Usually our walks last about 45 - 60 minutes, but that's flexible.
We often go to the nearest Tim's for coffee afterwards, an added incentive!
If you live in the Greater Moncton area, consider joining us!
This has become a good page for photos taken during our walks in the Greater Moncton area
If you want to know where we are walking, just phone 386-2187 or e-mail us at wbharrig@nb.sympatico.ca




Centennial Park, Moncton, October 2006






(Photo by Wayne Harrigan)

























































Mapleton Park, November 2007






(Photos by Eric Guy)







The Riverfront Trail, Dieppe





Spring and summer 2008












Millennium Trail, Mill Road, Moncton







Irishtown Nature Park, January 2010

Monday, June 2, 2008

NB TOUR COMPANIES

For many 50plus’ers, group travel is an interesting and enjoyable way of seeing the world. Single travellers have the security of being with others and everyone benefits from the group rates for accommodations, meals and entertainment. New Brunswick is fortunate to have a wide variety of tour companies. For more information, contact the companies below. (If you have a name to add, please let us know.)

Advantage Tours (Phone 506-472-8687)
Aquila Tours
Burgess Tours
Collins Tours
Fairway Tours
Freedom Tours
Get-A-Way Tours
J & T Tours (Phone 506-843-2805)
JK Tours
Laurie’s Tours (Phone 506-365-1814)
Len Roy Tours
Nancy’s Tours (Phone: 506-433-0907)
O’Brien’s Tours
Pat’s Tour Bus (Phone 506-753-5702)
PT Tours Inc. (Phone 506-758-9440)
Son-Rise Promotions- Heidi Gorham, Riverview (Phone 506-386-7858)
The Great Canadian Comedy Tour Company
TravelMyles (E-mail oscar2@nbnet.nb.ca)
Tours Gaspard

Here are some travel-related links you might enjoy.
Air Canada
Atlantic Tours
CARP Travel
Craig Travel
Elderhostel

Expedia
MapQuest
My Comedy Cruise
Routes to Learning
SeatGuru (information about airlines, seating, amenities)
Senior Tours
Teachers’ Travel
Touristclick
Travel Zoo
Travelocity
WestJet