Here are some upcoming events notices which have come my way. For updates, visit www.primetimenewbrunswick.blogspot.com
Upcoming Events
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In September the Greater Moncton walking group moves to the Dieppe riverfront. Parking is right across from the big church in St. Anselme. We meet at 8:30 on Tuesdays and Thursdays and everyone is welcome. Coffee afterwards is at the Tim's in Champlain Place. For more information, contact Wayne Harrigan at 386-2187
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For information about a number of author Deborah Carr’s fall writing workshops, visit www.natureofwords.com
These include The Nature of Journaling, An Artist’s Garden, Write in Nature.
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Know anybody with a cottage in the Shediac area who would like peace of mind during the off-season? Take a look at this website for a new business starting up this fall. www.how-s-my-cottage-shediac.com
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Message from the Moncton Public Library
Have you tried our new Vision catalogue? Give it a try today: http://vision.gnb.ca/
Avez-vous essayé notre nouveau catalogue Vision? Essayez-le dès aujourd'hui : http://vision.gnb.ca/
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The regular meeting of the Greater Moncton Prostate Cancer Support Group will be held on Wednesday, September 5, at 7 pm at the YMCA, 30 War Veterans Avenue, Moncton. Special guests will include Peter Mallette, Director of the Atlantic Regional office of the Prostate Cancer Canada Network, and Jeff Garcia who was recognized earlier this year for his work in prostate cancer awareness. And there may be more!
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, please call Wayne Harrigan, 386-2187.
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Free Clinic on Friday, September 7th for all insulin users to meet with our nurse, see what’s new and have their questions answered. For information, contact Dr. Sarah Lord.
Dr. Sarah J. Lord, Ph.D.
Health & Wellness Coordinator
Jean Coutu Pharmacy Riverview
438 Coverdale Road
Riverview, NB E1B 4R9
phone (506) 853-0843
fax (506) 853-0848
Jean Coutu Pharmacy in Riverview is an official Canadian Diabetes Association CPOP Partner
Stop by our pharmacy for CDA Literature
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Monday, September 10, 6:30 – 8:30 pm
Conference: Mental health consequences of bullying; groups at risk of engaging in bullying behaviour and/or becoming a target of bullying; bullying in the workplace and effects on families; what parents, schools, employers and victims can do to prevent and stop bullying
Community Peace Centre Auditorium
22 Church St. (corner Queen St.) - Moncton
6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. (Doors open 6 p.m) Free
Information kiosks from community organizations
For more information, visit www.cmhamoncton.ca
Conséquences de l’intimidation sur la santé mentale ; les groupes à risque de s’engager dans le comportement d’intimidation et/ou de devenir la cible d’intimidation ; l’intimidation en milieu de travail et les effets sur les familles ; ce que les parents, les écoles, les employeurs et les victimes peuvent faire pour prévenir et faire cesser l’intimidation.
L’auditorium du Centre communautaire de la paix
22, rue Church (coin de la rue Queen) – Moncton
18 h 30 à 20 h 30 (les portes ouvrent à 18 h) Gratuit
Kiosques d’information par des organismes communautaires
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Tantramar Seniors College-
AGM- Tuesday, September 11, 2 pm at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Sackville.
Guest speaker: Marshall Button
Registration for fall term-
Moncton: Wednesday, September 26, Moncton Lions Community Centre, 12 noon until 1 pm; Peoples Park Tower, Camden Park, 2 – 3 pm.
Shediac: Thursday, September 27- stay tuned for time and place.
For more information, visit www.tantramarseniorscollege.ca
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September 12, 11 am
Riverview Arts Centre’s First Annual Season Launch.
Date: Wednesday, September 12, 2012 at 11 am
Location: Chocolate River Station, 391 Coverdale Road, Riverview, NB
Marlene Pearce, Chair, Riverview Arts Centre
For more information about the Centre, visit www.riverviewartscentre.ca
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Capitol School of Performing Arts classes
Masters- Interprétation avancée - Bilingual- for adults Tuesdays 6:30- 9:00
starting Sept.27- Dec 13 and Encore (Bilingual) for advanced students $310
All classes require that we have 8 students to be able to be offer them.
Also, we are offering 4 workshops $100 if there are 5 students or more. These would be on a weekend to be determined by students and instructors and are open to students in grade 8 or beyond- Stage Design, Playwriting, Costume and Props Construction, Lighting
If you are interested in any of these please fill out the enclosed form and return it to the Capitol Theatre Box Officeor complete an on-line applications at www.capitol.nb.ca under school . Next week a short video clip will highlight the Celebration 4 project and the school. Discounts apply for 2nd family members, full time students, seniors, teachers and those who register before September 14. Classes begin September 22 . Deadline for registration is September 19.
Thanks very much for considering the Capitol Theatre School. Please contact Lynne Surette or Tim Borlase if you want further information.
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September 20: The Greater Moncton Dahlia Club will be having a meeting that is open to the public on September 20, 2012 at 7 pm. The meeting is at the Lewisville Middle School (in the Teaching Theatre) 45 McAuley Dr., (Off Shediac Road), Moncton, N.B.
This Month Mr. Arthur Haskins of Great Village, NS will be coming to demonstrate how to display Dahlia Blooms in a basket, the techniques can also be used for other cut flowers. We will also be having a Beautiful Display of Dahlia Blooms.
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September 21: Moncton Community Concert
For the first concert of their 2012-2013 season, Moncton Community Concerts will be presenting flutist, Sally Wright and classical guitarist, Steven Peacock on September 21st. They will be joined by accomplished and highly entertaining percussionist, Michel Deschenes, who will be performing on his own, as well as with Sally and Steven. The concert will begin at 8:00 pm and takes place at Moncton's First Church of the Nazarene, 21 Fieldcrest Drive. Tickets will be available at the door and cost $18 for adults and $5 for students. For information about the remaining concerts in the series, visit http://monctonconcerts.googlepages.com
or telephone 506-852-4491
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September 25: LEARN ABOUT SHALE GAS & HYDRAULIC FRACKING
Community presentation by Jim Emberger from Taymouth, NB.
Jim is a retired environmental educator and former investigator for the U.S. Federal Energy Administration
Tuesday, September 25th, 7PM-8PM
Kiwanis Hank Braam Community Center
47 Legion St., Hillsborough, NB
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November 1 – 4: The latest Hairy Tease comedy!
Plan to attend Norm Foster's comedy, MAGGIE'S GETTING MARRIED, playing Nov.1-4th, at Théatre l'Escaouette, 170 Botsford St. Please note that due to Halloween on Wednesday, our closing performance will be a matinee on Sunday, Nov.4th @ 2pm.
Tickets go on sale Sept. 4 for $18.50, service charges included, at only 3 exclusive locations: the theatre box office, Jean Coutu Pharmacy, 1789 Mtn. Rd. and Read's Newsstand in R'view. Visit www.hairytease.com
for more information.
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Thursday, August 30, 2012
Thursday, February 2, 2012
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
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
(Photo by Wayne Harrigan)
Centennial Park, Moncton
Irishtown Nature Park, Moncton
Millennium Trail, Mill Road, Moncton
Irishtown Nature Park
Rotary Park, Dieppe
Northwest Trail, Moncton
Dobson Trail, Riverview
Dobson Trail, Riverview
Mapleton Park, Moncton
Irishtown Nature Park, Moncton
Irishtown Nature Park, Moncton
Riverfront Park, Riverview
Centennial Park, Moncton
Riverfront Trail, Dieppe
Bunny at Mapleton Park, Moncton
Irishtown Park, Moncton
Ornaments left on tree at Mapleton Park, Moncton
Mapleton Park, Moncton
Mapleton Park, Moncton
Riverfront Trail, Dieppe
Irishtown Nature Park, Moncton
Centennial Park, Moncton
Deer watching us on the Riverfront Trail, Dieppe
Flowers on Riverfront Trail, Riverview
Centennial Park, Moncton
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