PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN (Never known to fail. All that is needed is to ask) O most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, Fruitful Wine, Splendor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin assist me in necessity. O Star of the Sea help me and show me you are my mother. O Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart, to secure me in my necessity (make your request, no matter how impossible). There are none that can withstand your power. O Mary conceived without sin pray for us who have recourse to thee (repeat three times) Holy Mary I place this cause in your hand. Say this prayer for three consecutive days, publish it and whatever you asked will be given to you. R.M.B

We will go on forever, you are not gone To my wife on our 45th Wedding Anniversary I will Love you until we meet again. Our hands will meet in Heaven and we will walk together again. Everywhere I look I see you, and know you are not gone Your light will glow forever in our room and in my heart When I look at Allison, Christopher and Patricia I see your smile And know you are not gone. To my wife on our 45th Anniversary How I Love you with all my heart LOVE ROBERT Allison, Patricia & Christopher MacDonald Our love will go on forever for you both

Thank You Sincere thanks to all the people who supported us during these difficult days. It was very appreciated by all the family. The family of John Power

THANK YOU Raymond J.G. Arseneau Feb. 16, 1938 - Oct. 26, 2009 The funeral of Raymond Arseneau took place at the Holy Family Church, Bathurst on October 29, 2009. Rev. Emand Duguay and Rev. Levis Arseneau conducted the service. Music was provided by Nicole Pitre accompanied by organist Helen Hachey. Linda Arseneau (niece) did the readings. Richard Hachey, son-in-law delivered a touching eulogy. Pall bearers were granddaughter Vanessa Hachey, niece Monique Roy and nephews Richard Arseneau, Patrick Arseneau, Eric Arseneau and Conrad Leger. The bearer of the cross was granddaughter Marissa Hachey. The CWL prepared a wonderful lunch following the mass. Thanks to all for such a wonderful job! We wish to express our most heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to family, friends, neighbours, co-workers and organizations for their support during this difficult time. Visits and phone calls from near and far, cards, masses, flowers, prayers, food and donations were greatly appreciated. A special thank you for the excellent care provided to Raymond and our family from the ambulance team, ER staff, 2 West staff and Palliative Care staff at Chaleur Regional Hospital. Your kindness and compassion will not be forgotten. Special thanks to Elhatton's Funeral Home for their courteous and professional services. Lovingly from wife Thelma Arseneau and family Richard, Annette, Vanessa and Marissa Hachey

THANK YOU Our dad is now gone and we miss him so We reflect on his life before he had to go Always humble, handsome and strong This cancer thing made it all go wrong His last few weeks were a painful battle As cancer made his bones weak and brittle Makes no sense, so hard to understand Such a good father, friend and husband Our mom and dad are now together Their pain gone; they are free forever On behalf of dad's family we would like to thank those who tried to improve his quality of living as the cancer just would not go away: Dr. Carson and Dr. Burnell at Saint John Regional Hospital. The residents and staff at the Hostel in Saint John where he stayed while receiving radiation treatments with a special thank you to Nancy. Erica, the Pharmacist at Shoppers Drug Mart in Tracadie - you made him feel special. Dr. Gionet and her staff - he was a very familiar face there for many years. Dr. Gionet you fought hard for my father - I will always remember that. Dr. Langlois and the Oncology Dept. in the hospital. Finally, daddy's last stop; the Palliative Care Unit at Chaleur Regional Hospital. These nurses are truly special people. They care for their patients for days, weeks, or months. They watch the strong become weak, the weak become weaker, the independent become dependent, until finally the body gives up. They answer questions from family members while trying to maintain as positive an outlook as possible under grim circumstances. Thank you Mirielle, Lloyd, Nancy, Ann, Kim, Serge, Denise, Annie and Yvette. You are truly a special lot of people - you have my deepest respect. And thank you Dr. Arseneau for caring for dad through his final days. Alexander, Diane & Kimberly

Following the death of Nick Dimitroff this past May, it was comforting to have many friends and family share with us good memories of Nick. Many kept him in good spirits during his extended stays at the Regional Hospital. He appreciated everyone who took the time to visit. He was treated with care by the medical, nursing and emergency personnel for so many years, we are grateful to all. We wish to thank Dr. White, his physician for many years, who was always available and considerate towards Nick and our family. Our appreciation to the Knights of Columbus and Legionaries for the services at the funeral parlor. Elhatton's Funeral Home, all participants at the funeral mass, thank you. Thérèse Dimitroff and family.

Stewarton United Church Advent Service Sunday, November 29th, 2009 3PM Guest Speaker: Rev. Tom Robinson Special Music, Organist: Joe Ness Refreshments to Follow

Fiddle Doo and Pot Luck Supper, Sussex Lions Den, Sat., Nov 28, 2 pm. Admission by donation, item for supper appreciated. Everyone welcome. For more info call 433-2460

Craft & Bake Sale, Nov 27, 1 - 7 pm, Nov 28, 9 - 4 pm. St. Johns United Church Centre, Sussex Corner. Free Admission. Canteen available.

Choice of Roast Beef or Turkey Dinner, Sat, Nov.28, 4-6pm. $10/adult $4/child $25/family, Barnesville Presbyterian Church 1257 Route 820, Barnesville Phone: 832-7790