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SALMON COUNTRY NEWS
(From Renous to Boiestown)
OCTOBER 2019
( D e a d l i n e f o r N ov emb e r 2 0 1 9 E d i ti on : W ed n es d a y , O c tob e r 30 , 2 0 19 )
Our thanks for this month's photo header goes to Stephen Pond of Doaktown. If you have a photo you’d
like to see “headline” the Salmon Country News, if you have articles for publication, or if you’d just like
some general information about advertising rates, coverage or publication dates, please call 506 -365-1105
or email kswim@nb.sympatico.ca.
2019 Terry Fox Run
From L-R: Tracey Christie, Lisa Lovelace, Donna Munn, Haviland Amos, Carrie Weaver, Vaughn Storey, Florence Colford,
David Colford, Wanda Amos, Chelsie O’Donnell, Florence Pitre, Richard O’Donnell, Karen Clowater. Joyce Charters
(absent from photo).
On Sunday, September 15th, our small but mighty community came together to participate in the annual Terry Fox Walk. This
year we had about 65 participants and volunteers, and together we raised a little over $1800.
The event could not have happened without the businesses and volunteers who gave their support. A huge “thanks” to the
following for your donations: Doaktown Auto Supplies; Village Family Restaurant; the Atlantic Salmon Museum; the Village of
Doaktown; Old Mill Pond Golf Course; Great Canadian Dollar Store; Trevor’s Independent Grocer; Irving Gas Bar; Stewart’s Ser-
vice Station; the Doak House; Prospect Place Arena; Storeybrook Photography; Country Fried Wontons; Rocky Brook Camps;
DES; CNAB; Becky O’Donnell; Philip Munn and Johanne Munn; Calvin and Sonya Munn; Dianne Lyons; Holly Doak; and Erica
Betts
Also a heartfelt “thank you” to the following individuals: Bonnie Robinson, Lisa O’Donnell, Johanne Munn, Kyle Munn, Belva
Brown, Tracey Christie and Dianne Lyons for assisting with Run Day activities; to Trevor Price for the donation of prizes and ice-
cream sandwiches; to Chelsie O’Donnell for contacting Terry’s Team Members; to the Doaktown Health Clinic for the donation of
water; and to the Doaktown Elementary School for the use of the school and gym facilities.
If I have omitted anyone, PLEASE forgive me and know that I truly appreciated all the support and couldn’t have done it with-
out you.
A huge “thank-you” to Terry’s Team Members for sharing in this day with us. “As a cancer survivor, you are the living
embodiment of HOPE,” and of Terry’s dream!
~ Loey Parker, Run Organizer
TENDER CALL STEWART'S SERVICE STATION
VILLAGE OF DOAKTOWN
(SINCE 1996)
WINTER MAINTENANCE SERVICES
605 Main Street
Sealed tenders will be accepted by Doaktown, NB
mail or personal delivery at the
Doaktown Village Office, c/o Village
Clerk, 8 Miramichi Street, Doaktown,
NB E9C 1C8, until Monday, October 21, 2019, at 3:00
pm. for the purpose of Winter Maintenance
Services.
No Electronic Tenders please.
Tender Packages may be obtained at the Village
Office. Appendix “A” and “B” are included and
must be submitted with your Tender.
Telephone: 365-4667
Tenders will be opened publicly at the Doaktown
Email: stewartsgarage1996@hotmail.ca
Village Office immediately following the Closing
Time. Envelopes containing tenders must be clearly During October we will be offering
marked “Tender VOD # 2019-04, Tender for Winter Oil Undercoating
Maintenance Services for the Village of Doaktown,” to help protect your vehicle
and include the name of the Tendering Firm.
Cars - $ 65.00 + Tax
The lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be
Light Trucks - $ 75.00 + Tax
accepted.
Marilyn E. Price We also offer:
Village Clerk * Motor Vehicle Inspections * Oil Changes
Tel: 506-365-7970 (Ext. 102) * New Tires * Install and Balance Tires *
Fax: 506-365-7111
New Parts * Batteries
E-Mail: doaktown@nb.aibn.com
* General Automotive Repairs
Before we
closed for
the season,
the Doak Site
awarded
some prizes.
Shown in the photo left is
Lauryn Dunphy, the winner of
$182.00 in our 50-50 draw;
and Jackie Connors Da-
vidson who won our beau-
tiful Heritage Quilt.
Congratulations to you
both – hope to see you
next season at the Doak
Lauryn Dunphy Site! Jackie Connors Davidson
MONDAY,
OCTOBER 21
VILLAGE OF
DOAKTOWN
WHITE GOODS /
FALL
CLEAN-UP DAY
Give Us: Fridges, Stoves, Furniture,
Bed Rails, Washers, Dryers, Hot Water
Tanks, and Paint Cans (only if the paint
VILLAGE OF DOAKTOWN is dried up). All items should be bagged,
GARBAGE PICK-UP SCHEDULE boxed or tied, and placed at curbside.
OCTOBER 2019 We Do NOT Accept: Sand, Gravel,
Rocks, Bricks, Manure, Dead Animals,
Monday, October 7 – Regular Garbage
Car or Snowmobile Parts, Propane
Monday, October 14 – Blue Bin
Tanks, Trees, Lumber, Oil, Construction
Monday, October 21 – FALL CLEAN-UP DAY Materials, Hazardous Waste, or Items
Monday, October 28 – Blue Bin heavier than 50 pounds.
JOE’S GARBAGE: 506-622-8021
WOMEN’S CANCER SURVIVOR WELLNESS DAY
F r i d a y, O c t o b e r 1 8 ( 9 a m – 3 p m )
Central NB Woodmen’s Museum
Our event is open to all Women Cancer Survivors. This year, the Central NB
Woodmen’s Museum in Boiestown will be hosting our ladies, and lunch will again be
provided. It promises to be a day of activity, education and great company.
Please pre-register for this free event because seats are limited. For more information
or to register, contact Lisa Lovelace or Chelsie O’Donnell at 365-6100.
A big “Thank You” goes out to Tre-
vor Price of Trevor’s Independent
Grocer for sponsoring two BBQs
for the River Run 4 Vets. Here he
presents a cheque for $552.00 to
Doreen Parker, President of the
Doaktown Legion Branch #23 and
Chair of the River Run 4 Vets
Committee.
Trevor supplied all the product
used during the BBQs that
were held in August. Thanks
again, Trevor, for being one of our
biggest supporters.
50/50 winners of $100 from Parkers
Diner were Eric Beek & Lana Beek
Burke. Winner from the B&L was
Abby Betts and
from the BBQ
was Daphne
O’Donnell.
Congratula-
tions to all.
M O N DAY, O C TO B E R 1 4
P A M P E R Y O U R S E L F !
Sarah’s Day Spa
at 235 Main Street,
Doaktown, offers mani-
cures and pedicures,
extensions and more.
Closed on Mondays but taking ap-
p o in t me n ts f or e v er y
other Saturday. Call for an appointment –
sarahhovey123@gmail.com.
Gift Certificates also available.
B O I E S TO W N D OA K TO W N
M I N O R H O C K E Y A S S O C I AT I O N
2019 – 2020
It’s that time of the year again when we’re wondering where the summer
went! Our 2019 -2020 Boiestown Doaktown Minor Hockey season is just
about to explode into another exciting season, and we hope everyone is as
excited about this as we are!
Anyone interested in getting more information on registering a player for a team, please
contact Chelsie O’Donnell at 365-5194 or odonnell.chelsie@yahoo.ca or Phillip Munn at
home3572@outlook.com.
Minor Hockey Board Members: President: Philip Munn; Vice President: Vanessa Betts; Treasurer:
Chelsie O’Donnell; Voting Members: Clay Davis, Jody Jardine, Jennifer and Warren Porter, Adam
O’Donnell, Natasha Robichaud, Lyn Munn, Peter Arbeau, Misty Porter, Gary Jason Betts,
Sarah Carson Pond and Steven Pond.
Registration Fees for the 2019 -2020 seasons will be as follows:
I n i t i a t i o n * F I R S T Y E AR $ 1 5 0 . 0 0
Initiation $300.00
N o v i c e * F I R S T Y E AR $ 1 5 5 . 0 0
Novice $305.00
At o m $ 3 3 0 . 0 0
Peewee $330.00
Bantam $350.00
Midget $375.00
Note: At least ½ of your registration MUST be paid prior to your first ice time.
* FIRST YEAR means that your child has never been previously registered with the BDMHA
Brendon Oreto Foundation
*Free equipment*
Friday, October 11 (6:00 pm – 8:00 pm)
Location: Willie O’Ree Arena
Contact Vanessa Betts for more information
The Boiestown Doaktown Minor Hockey Association also has FREE equipment. Come and see what
we have before you buy!
Monthly Council
Meetings 2019
In Loving Memory of
SHAUN HOVEY
Who Passed Away
On October 1, 2013
October 16 November 20 December 18 We cannot stop the hands of time,
Or live again the past;
But in our hearts are memories
That will forever last.
~ Sadly missed by
Marina and Darrell
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 – Beginning
at 5:00 pm with free hotdogs, beef
soup, and lots of Halloween-appropriate
finger food (stuffed bats, candied
worms, chocolate covered spiders –
you get the drift), a very special Chase
the Ace night featuring live music,
games, and prizes for “Best Costume”
and all-round “Good Sport.” Right
now, our jackpot stands at an estimat-
ed $6,500 with 48 cards remaining; by
October 25, we’re hoping to be
well over $10,000
so why not join
us and make this
year’s Halloween
A
SPOOKTACULAR
FOR CASH EVENT!
HALLOWEEN PARTY
ST. ANDREW’S ANGLICAN CHURCH HALL
325 Main Street Doaktown
Games, food, and fun.
~ Parents are Welcome ~
To register, call 365-4383 by Monday October 21
(Registration is FREE) Please bring a non-perishable food item.
PUBLIC NOTICE
VILLAGE OF DOAKTOWN RESIDENTS
Halloween will be observed on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31
Door-to-door trick or treating is permitted but Village
Council has imposed a curfew beginning at 8:00 pm.
Please take extra caution on this special evening for
children, and have a happy and safe Halloween.
UPPER MIRAMICHI COMMUNITY LIBRARY
Phone 365-2096 FAX 365-2052
Email uppermiramichi.communitylibrary@gnb.ca
OCTOBER IS CANADIAN LIBRARY MONTH
To recognize this special month, join us for an Open House
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15 (6:00 – 8 :00 PM)
Browse our collection of multiple items for your use, become familiar with what services we offer, view our
amazing Makerspace, enjoy refreshments, and enter our monthly draw for a $20 Gift Card. Looking forward to
seeing you !
OCTOBER HOME DECOR WORKSHOP - LUNCH HOUR WORKSHOPS –
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16 (6:00 – 8:00 Wednesday, October 16 during the
pm). Workshop fee of $20 to be paid upon CNBA lunch hour. Wooden Hallow-
registration – please drop by the Library to een crafts for all students. Please
register or send us an e-transfer. contact the Library to register for this
workshop (space is limited).
The Library is delivering WELCOME WAGON packages for new residents of the Rural
Community of Upper Miramichi. In order to continue this endeavor, we will require assistance from communi-
ty members, businesses and organizations to: (1) notify us of newcomers and their contact information if
a v a i l a b l e ; a n d ( 2 ) p r o v i d e i t e m s f o r o u r w e l c o m e p a c k a g e s u c h a s promotional material for
your organization or business, hours of operation, small “welcome” gifts, information about the area – any-
thing that would make a newcomer feel welcome and informed. Please contact the Library at 365-2096 for
more information or to offer assistance with this program.
Did you know that you can donate a Smartphone Our “new” local address books are now available –
and change the life of someone who is blind? the 23rd edition of KEEP IN TOUCH is here. This is a
CNIBs Phone It Forward will issue a tax receipt great resource for finding mailing addresses for com-
for your eligible Smartphone – call the Library at munity residents. However, if you know of any chang-
365-2096 for more information. es that should be included, please let us know.
BOOKS ON WHEELS DELIVERY PROGRAM. This free monthly service provides delivery of library
material to seniors and shut-ins. If you wish to take advantage of this special program, or know
of someone who might, please contact the Library at one of the above listings. NOTE: We now
have Daisy players available to loan to our visually impaired patrons and a great selection of
talking books.
Check out our new Honour Roll Tribute in recognition of MYRNA AND MERVIN GREEN of
Hayesville.
Our Lending Library Collection now includes automotive diagnostic code
readers, energy meters from NB Power and blood pressure monitors. You can
borrow them for a three-week period with your valid Library Card. If you don’t
already have a card, the first one is free. If you had one but misplaced it, the
replacement fee is only $2.00.
UPPER MIRAMICHI COMMUNITY LIBRARY
Drop in and check us out:
M o n d a y, T h u r s d a y & F r i d a y – 9 a m - 1 2 : 3 0 p m a n d 1 : 3 0 – 5 p m
Tuesday & Wednesday – 12 - 5 pm and 6 – 8 pm
The Library will be closed on Monday, October 14 for Thanksgiving Day. However,
our outside book drop is always available for any items you wish to return.
CENTRAL MIRAMICHI
COMMUNITY HEALTH
CENTRE
11 Prospect Street, Doaktown
TEL: 365-6100
Wisdom of the Ages
Educational Group for Older Adults
and Caregivers
Wednesday, October 9: Nutrition - Whitney Allison RD
will present information on healthy eating on a
budget and tips for cooking for 1 or 2 people
(tasty samples to be provided).
Wednesday, October 16: Mental Wellness & Self-Care
- Tina Morneault, RSW will present information
on adjusting to life changes and staying mentally well.
Lynsey Wilson Norrad RSW will talk about local
resources and self-care.
Wednesday, October 23: Living Well with Arthritis -
Betty McNamara will present practical infor-
mation about how to cope with Arthritis.
Wednesday, October 30: Safety & Elder Abuse/
Proudly serving the rural communities of the Neglect - RCMP CPO Shelley Donahue will pre-
Nashwaak & Miramichi Valleys sent information on internet and telephone
safety. Lynsey Wilson Norrad RSW will present
on Elder Abuse, how to spot it and what to do if
someone you care about is being abused.
Wednesday, November 6: Advanced Care Planning
and Services - Shannon Good RSW will present
on Power of Attorney and Wills. A Social Devel-
opment representative will present information
about nursing homes, in-home care, long-term
care, and financial subsidies.
Time: 10 am - 11:30 am
Location:
Doaktown Community School Library
Contact: Lynsey.Wilson@HorizonNB.ca
(365-6100)
Monday - Wednesday 8am-5pm
Registration NOT required
Thursday 8am-4pm
314 Main St., Doaktown
HOME ACCENTS QUILTS & BEDDING CANDLES PURSES BATH & BODY JEWELLERY …& more
Mark your Calendars
for the Upcoming
Living Out Loud Events!
Business Hours:
Mon-Fri 9am-8pm,
Sat 9am-3pm
Sun CLOSED
Visit us on FacebookBLUE RIVER MASSAGE THERAPY
J u l i e D oi r o n, RM T
CALL:
3 4 98 R o ut e 62 5
Immediately following the Thanksgiv- (506) 238-3385
B oi e st ow n, NB
ing Weekend, the Salmon Museum will
begin its new “off-season” hours with ⚫ Kinesitherapy, Naturotherapy
staff and volunteers being available at
the Museum every Wednesday from 10 ⚫ Swedish and Relaxation Massage
am – 2:00 pm and on Fridays from 10 ⚫ Stone Massage
am – 8 pm. Drop in for your Chase the Ace and Salm- ⚫ Chair Massage
on Museum and Friends Lottery tickets, browse our
Gift Shop, or make River Room reservations. And in Most insurance claims can be done immediately.
case of poor weather conditions, call us at 365-7787
before you make the trip, just to make sure we’re
there to welcome you.
CHRISTMAS AT THE MUSEUM. We take great pleas-
ure in inviting you to spend the evening with us on
Saturday, December 14 for our annual Christmas Din-
ner. Relax in our beautiful River Room around a cozy
fire, with Christmas music in the background, a
soothing beverage of your choice to sip on, and some
mouth-watering hors d’oeuvres to whet
your appetite. Then dine on a full-
course turkey dinner prepared with
care by our Chef Vera Robichaud and
give yourself up to a few peaceful
hours away from the hustle and bustle CNBA FUNDRAISER
of the Christmas rush. There’ll be a
door prize and a few special presents to
LUMBERJACK 5 KM WALK / RUN
make the evening even more exciting. Sunday, October 20
MINGLING – 5:00 PM / DINING – 6:00 PM (Rain or Shine)
$30 pp or A Table of 6 for $150
Deadline for reservations – no later than Friday, Upper Miramichi Community Park
November 29 so book now while seating is still availa- Start Time: 2 PM
ble. Leave a message on the Museum’s voice mail
(365-7787) or call staff at home: Daphne (365-7994) or PRIZES TO BE AWARDED
Karen (365-1105). We look forward to spending this
evening with you! Registration includes a CNBA Beanie
Cap for the first 50 participants
Having a Christmas get-together
of your own? Maybe a pot-luck $20 Adult: Pledge Funds to Programs
with family and friends? Or per-
haps you’d like to have your event $15 Student: Pledge Funds to Sports Fees
catered? The Museum’s River
Room is available for rental Contact: Grant Ross
throughout the winter months at or Shelley Carson
very reasonable prices. We
can also offer bar services, a well- 365-2090
plowed parking lot, and easy
access to the building for those with mobility chal- ALL PROCEEDS GOING TO
lenges.
THE
For more information or to make a reservation, leave
a message on our voice mail (365-7787), email us at CNBA SPORTS PROGRAMS
museum@nbnet.nb.ca or call Daphne (365-7994).FA L L B R U N C H
Sunday October 27
St. Joachim's Catholic
Church (Boiestown)
11 AM – 2 P M
Menu: Scrambled Eggs, Hash Brown
Casserole, Quiche, Bacon, Sausages,
Beans, Biscuits, Muffins, Toast, Tea,
Coffee, Juice
Cost: $10.00
(Children
under 6 free)
C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s o n Yo u r
5 0 t h We d d i n g An n i v e r s a r y
To Some Special Couples Celebrating
This Month In Loving Memory of Shaun Hovey
March 18, 1979 - October 1, 2013
E LW O OD A N D R O WE NA O’ DO NNE L L
(F R I DA Y , OC T OB E R 11 ) The world changes from year to year,
Our lives from day to day,
LOU I S A N D JOY F UR LO N G But the love and memory of you,
(F R I DA Y , OC T OB E R 25 ) Shall never pass away.
M a y G o d b l e ss e a ch of y ou . ~ Lovingly remembered
by Bonnie and Everard
~ With love and happiness from your friends ~ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
BRANCH #23 (DOAKTOWN)
UPCOMING EVENTS
Saturday, October 19 – Octoberfest. Presentation of service awards begin-
ning at 2:00 pm. Music with Gary Long and Friends. Bratwurst sausage
with home fries. Admission - $10 pp.
Saturday, November 9 (6:00 pm) – Remembrance Day Dinner. Watch this Newsletter for
more details.
Saturday, December 9 (6:00 pm) – Christmas Memories: Dinner, music and skits
directed by Monty Carr. Admission - $20 pp. For reservations and/or further
information, please contact Doreen Parker (365-0392) or Sheri Robichaud
(365-7203).
KENNY ROBINSON
Owner/Operator
W M L Accounting Inc.
NEW OFFICE. SAME LOCATION. 506-365-8952
Bookkeeping, HST
E m a i l : k e n n y@ n i c h o l s o n s w a s t e . c o m
& Payroll Remittances
Corporate and Personal Taxes Septic Tank Cleaning
Seniors Discount High Pressure Flushing/Thawing
Cash Refunds P.O. Box 971 Electronic Septic Tank Finder
Doaktown, NB RV Holding Tank Pumping
(Confidentiality is My #1 Priority) E9C 2P5 Portable Toilet Rental
Video Inspections
For an appointment,
call Wendy Lyons
365-7105 In Loving Memory of Our Son
end_yon@hotmail.com SHAUN M. HOVEY
Who Left Us Six Years Ago On
endyon@nb.sympatico.ca
October 1, 2013
“Know Where You Stand” Memories are like the stars that shine,
Made to last till the end of time.
Sparks - Ages 5-6 As time unfolds another year,
Treasured memories of you, Shaun,
Brownies - Ages 7-8
We keep forever near.
Guides - Ages 9-11
Aurora is with you now. Take care of
WEDNESDAY@6 PM her and give her our love.
DOAKTOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Loved and remembered always
~ Mom and Dad
Register online at register.girlguides.ca
Contact us on our Facebook Page @
(Brenda and Melvin)
1st Upper Miramichi Sparks, BrowniesT H E AT L AN T I C S AL M O N M U S E U M ’ S
2 0 1 9 H A L L O F FA M E C E L E B R AT I O N S
The annual – and eagerly
anticipated -- Hall of Fame
event came back home to
the Salmon Museum this
year with a warm Fall
evening, a beautifully dec-
orated River Room, de-
licious food, and many
heartfelt sentiments to
make it all a memorable
occasion.
Shown in the photo (L-R)
are: Inductee James E.
Laws (City of Miramichi);
Darrell Warren and Betty
(Warren) Mutch of Gray
Rapids, representing their
father and Inductee Ralph
S. Warren (deceased);
Bonnie Robinson, repre-
senting her grandfather
and Inductee Joseph L.
Price (deceased) of
Priceville; Inductee Peter
D. Clark (Durham Bridge);
and Inductee Manley W.
Price of Boiestown. Photo
credit and our sincere
thanks go to Brian
Smith.
So many people poured their energies and talents into making this night a huge success
and to them all we send our deepest appreciation: Peter Atkinson, Benjy Beek, Betts Home
Hardware, Bonnie Betts, Vanessa Betts, Belva Brown, Alice Calhoun, Joyce Charters, Dr.
Heman Chow (best biscotti ever!), Gail Clowater, Hostess Lynn Clowater, Sherry Clowater,
Board Member and Chief Bottlewasher Terry Clowater, John Cook (Rapid Waters Lodge),
Cooke Aquaculture, Chair of the Hall of Fame Committee Jason Curtis, Wanda Doak, Doak-
town Auto Supplies, Doaktown Pharmasave, Board Member Bill Donald and his wife Sally, Linda Donovan,
The Fredericton Inn, “Go-fer” Austin Gillespie, Peggy Green, Board Member and Presenter Morris Green,
Board Member and Asst. Scrounger of Auction Items Tony Harris, Shirley Hovey-Amos, Bonny Howe, Board
Member and Hostess Barb Long, Juanita Long, Mavis Long, Dianne Lyons, Jack Lyons (Cold Spring Camp),
Paulette MacKay, Hostess Gail MacKinnon, Board Member and Asst. Chef Graeme MacKinnon, Asst. Chef
Brenda Munn, Brent MacLean (Advanced Tech), Board President and Master of Ceremonies Donald Murray,
Debbie Norton (Upper Oxbow Adventures), Mary Starr Norrad, Doreen Parker (Parker’s Country Diner);
Angela Porter, Jackie Porter, April Price, Nilah Price, Rod Price, Princess Auto, Trevor Price (Trevor’s
Independent Grocer), Chef Vera Robichaud, Rocky Brook, Lillian Russell, Scotiabank (Doaktown Branch),
Sharon Sisco (Covey Basics), Ryan Stewart (Coastal Graphics), Gail Stewart, Steele GMC, Stewart’s Garage,
Alfred Storey, Christine and Jeremie (Storeytown Cottages), Board Member and Auctioneer Gary Tanner,
Mayor Jeff Porter and Shawn Brown (Village of Doaktown), Board Member and Hostess Stephanie Watson,
Bob Wilson, and Keith Wilson (Wilson’s Sporting Camps). Thanks from all of us for your support!CENTRAL MIRAMICHI
COMMUNITY HEALTH
CENTRE
11 Prospect Street, Doaktown
There are two ways of arguing
TEL: 365-6100 with a woman -- neither one
works!
WOMEN’S WELLNESS
CLINIC AVAILABLE
IN CENTRAL MIRAMICHI
Horizon’s Central Miramichi Community
Health Centre (CMCHC) has a registered nurse
(RN) who provides women’s wellness clinics. Lisa
Lovelace, RN and manager at Horizon’s CMCHC,
is trained in treating pelvic pain, as well as female
urinary incontinence and prolapse through Pelvic
Health Solutions. Services she offers are: I thought it was the dryer that
• Assessment which includes interview, made my clothes shrink
questionnaire and internal exam
• Treatment plan recommendations
-- turns out it was the refrigerator!
• Pelvic floor training
• Bladder retraining
• Constipation education
• Support and education around menopausal
and other women’s issues The Battle for the Mind and the Freedom in
• Initial assessment for painful intercourse
• Teaching for self catherization
• Well woman exam – including Pap and Christ that is yours.
breast exams
For an appointment, call Wendy at (506)365-7105
One in four women are affected by urinary incon-
tinence. Many women suffer from menopausal or email endyon@nb.sympatico.ca.
issues which greatly impact their quality of life.
Menopause, along with other similar topics, is Confidentiality is my #1 priority.
difficult for many women to discuss or be open
about – this clinic provides a safe and supportive
environment in which to discuss and treat these
personal issues in an unrushed manner.
“Working in a community health centre provides
me with access to the interdisciplinary team that
can also assist with healthy lifestyle choices, such
as smoking cessation, dietitian, and social work,”
says Lisa.
Wait times can be lengthy in larger settings, and
often transportation is an issue. There are also
financial barriers to accessing these services in
private settings; however, the services are
covered through Medicare.
“The women’s wellness clinic provides flexibility; I
can see patients here at Horizon’s CMCHC or
arrange to see them in their community health
centre in either Blackville or Stanley.”
If a patient requires a more in-depth treatment,
Lisa will recommend that they are referred to a
pelvic health physiotherapist or a gynecologist.
She works with their provider to keep them updat-
ed on progress.
Any providers who have patients they would like
to send to a women’s wellness clinic, please send
referrals to Horizon’s CMCHC via fax 506-365-6104.
If you have questions, please call 506-365-6100 and
ask to speak to Lisa or e-mail Lisa.Lovelace@HorizonNB.caCHRISMAS MARKET
Saturday, November 2
(9 am – 4 pm)
DOAK HERITAGE SITE
386 Main Street, Doaktown
Local artisans offering a beautiful
selection of crafts, gift items,
baking and preserves.
Coffee and hot chocolate
will be available.
Vendor tables can be rented for $10
each. Call 365-0049 to reserve yours!
CHRISTMAS MARKET
Saturday, November 30
CENTRAL NEW BRUNSWICK ACADEMY
Location: Gymnasium
9 AM – 12 NOON
ADMISSION: $1
TABLE RENTALS AVAILABLE @ $10 EACH
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION,
PLEASE CALL 365-2090
T h e At l a n t i c S a l m o n M u s e u m ’s
CHRISTMAS MARKET
S a t u r d a y, N o v e m b e r 1 6
(9 am – 4 pm)
Vendor tables available for $12 each or two tables for $20. Please call Daphne at
365-7994 or email the Museum at museum@nbnet.nb.ca to reserve.
Raffle tickets on a boat chair by Jason Curtis and/or a framed Kim Stubbs print.
Hot dogs and hamburgers will be available from our kitchen; our Gift Shop will be
open (shoppers get to choose their own discount), and you can also pick up your weekly supply of Chase
the Ace and/or Museum and Friends Lottery tickets. Looking forward to seeing you!You can also read
