The Rocky Lake Dome, a full sized ice surface, has just completed its first ice season and is currently hosting lacrosse and ball hockey during the non-ice season. They are proud to say that the RLD, the first privately built ice surface in more than 50 years, operated with a small profit in 2009/2010.

Two of the most pressing needs are ‘bleacher’ seating and ice painting equipment. To that end the managers are organizing an auction, to be held at the Rocky Lake Dome arena on July 22. The auction will be preceded by a barbeque at 5pm, with the auction following from 7 – 10pm, or until finished. The auctioneer, Mr. Brian Warshick, is sure to maximize both the enjoyment and value received on all items.

Your support for this worthwhile endeavor would be greatly appreciated. RLDA realizes that in today’s business environment, requests of this nature are common, but with a facility that has greeted more than 35,000 users of all ages, plus family for ice related sports and will see several thousand more for the lacrosse and ball hockey season, the need for spectator accommodation and ice making equipment is critical.

If you would like to donate a prize for the Auction, or for more information, please call 832-0348, or email rockylake@bellaliant.com

The organizers thank you for your consideration and support.

Drop by Saturday, June 19, between 9a.m. and 4p.m., and browse Floors Plus large display of ceramic tiles, carpet, laminates, and so much more. While there, why not check out the on-site sample products of Floors Plus new Style 52 furniture line, including beautiful vanities, and fabulous free standing soaker tubs.

Denyse Sibley from radio station FX101.9 will be in the store and will announce incredible hourly specials on Floors Plus amazing line of products. Specials will be announced on the radio, so remember to stay tuned to FX101.9, and hurry in to Floors Plus Selection Centre, for the best selection – and the best deals – in town!

A Creative Writer and Director of Stge Productions has agreed to speak in the future, as well as a local amateur (but amazingly good) photographer. Tacit agreement has been received by a physician in a family health clinic. We hope to find someone to speak knowledgeably about the spill in the Gulf of Mexico. What would you like to hear about?

Come to learn to participate and to help us find topics and speakers.

Come to help make this a meaningful experience.

Coem for friendship, laughter and tears.

RSVP Please bring a friend and feel free to pass this on to anyone you think might be interested. Contact Sheila Barling – 39 Newport Drive, Fall River, for more information – 860-3729

This month, the Cancer Society is hosting a Relay for Life event on the Central Common from 7 pm to 7 am June 4.  As well, the Halifax Common will be the site of one of the largest Pow-Wows in the nation.  The Mawio’mi Grand Chief Membertou 400 Pow-Wow 2010 marks the 400th anniversary of the baptism of Grand Chief Henri Membertou.  The activities will be held on the grounds of the Common from June 25 to June 27, 2010.  This is a free family event.

Set up for the Pow-Wow begins on Tuesday, June 22 and continues through to Thursday, June 24.  Event equipment will be removed June 28 and 29.  Activities will occupy the majority of the Common area, but access
through the area is not restricted.  Streets are not expected to be blocked to traffic at any time. Some parking spots on Cunard Street and Cogswell Street will be reserved for event purposes.  For more information visit:  www.Membertou400.com.

In July and August, the North Common will be the site for two major concerts:  Halifax Rocks 2010 on July 23 and 24 and Country Rockfest 2010 on August 6 and 7.

Soon after the major summer events end, HRM will be preparing the North Common area designated as the speed skating oval location for the 2011 Canada Winter Games.

For more information relating to these major events on the Halifax Common for 2010 go to: www.halifax.ca/EventsOnTheCommon/.

The format will be as follows:

30 Minute Presentation
Barry Dalrymple, HRM District 2 Councillor

30 Minute Question Period
(Moderator will take order of questions)

10 Minute Break

20 Minute Question Period

The plan is to discuss ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING …the funny, the outrageous, the informative and the tragic; any topics that we find timely and interesting.

A Creative Writer and Director of Stage Productions has agreed to speak in the future, as well as a local amateur (but amazingly good) photographer.  Tacit agreement has been received by a physician in a family health clinic.  We hope to find someone to speak knowledgeably about the spill in the Gulf of Mexico…..  What would you like to hear about?

Come to learn and to participate and to help us find topics and speakers.

Come to help make this a meaningful experience.

Come for friendship, laughter and tears.

Don’t come for the food because I can’t cook!

RSVP please, bring a friend and feel free to pass this on to anyone you think might be interested.

Sheila Barling – 39 Newport Drive, Fall River

sheilabarling@yahoo.ca

902-860-3729

Saturday June 12th 2010
Doors open at 6:30 PM

St. Thomas Anglican Church
Fall River, N.S.

$ 30.00é Adult

This is a production by St.James Players, Shubenacadie
A Comedy you will not want to miss, written by Heather
Vienot of Lunenbug.

We will be serving Salad, Ham and Potatoe Scallop, with dessert.

There will be a Ballon Bonanza like last year

FOR TICKETS CONTACT

Reena Pineo   860-2146 or
Carolyanne Bennett  861-2640

Enjoy an evening of fine wines from home and around the world along with a great selection of hot hors  d’oeuvres, canapes, and cheeses. Wine representatives will be on hand to share their expertise and knowledge of their wines.

Tickets are $45 per person (tax included), and area available at the Inn on the Lake or from a Breast Cancer Foundation Representative. You must be 19 years of age or older to attend.

For more information please call 861-3480.

There will be two seating’s – one at 4pm. and one at 5pm.  Take outs start at 1pm.

See you at the Brown Hall 351 Beaver Bank Road!!

See Menu below:

COST:  $12.00         Includes:   1- 1 ¼ lb.  Lobster, potato salad, Cole slaw, lettuce, tomato, roll, apple or cherry pie.  Coffee or tea.

HUNGRY MAN

COST:  $20.00         Includes:   2- 1 ¼ lb.  Lobster, 2 scoops of potato salad, Cole slaw, lettuce, tomato, roll, apple or cherry pie. Coffee or tea.

CHILDRENS PORTION

COST:  $ 7.00          Includes:  ½ a lobster, Potato salad, Cole slaw, lettuce, tomato, roll, ice cream, and  apple juice.

DON’T LIKE LOBSTER??

CHICKEN SALAD PLATE

COST $12.00         Includes:  1 Bar-B-Q Chicken Breast, potato salad, Cole slaw, lettuce, tomato, roll, apple or cherry pie, coffee or tea.

CHILDRENS CHICKEN

COST $  7.00         Includes:  ½ Bar-B-Q Chicken Breast, potato salad, lettuce, tomato, Cole slaw, roll, ice cream, apple juice.