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News from the Hill

28/2/2020

By Barb Haire
Another year has come and gone, a busy one for the Albert Career Development Centre (ACDC) and Caledonia Activity Place (CAP). I thank the staff for their hard work in keeping these agencies viable in our community. The board of directors of Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Albert Inc. supports and governs two agencies, the Albert Career Development Centre and Caledonia Activity Place at 5295 Route 114, Hopewell Hill.

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Fundy Curling Club March 2020

28/2/2020

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By Alan Demaline

The Fundy Curling Club (FCC) slid into February with our mixed bonspiel being a resounding success. This was the largest bonspiel at the club in more than 25 years with 16 teams competing for the coveted trophy. A big congratulations to the winning team of Dana Nelson, Stacey Lockhart, Jon Michael Kierstead and Liane Nelson!

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New Adventures in Volunteering

28/2/2020

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By Kelly Taylor

Canadians volunteer so they can make a positive contribution to their community. Everyone wants to live in places where volunteers are involved helping others, beautifying the community, making life easier or better for those around them, and generally, spreading kindness and joy to others. In every community, there is a rich variety of ways that people of all ages can volunteer and, in doing so, be a part of positive change and help others.

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Healthy Eating is More than Food

28/2/2020

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By Jillian Reid

March is nutrition month, and this year’s theme is “More than Food.” Eating is more than just the food you eat; it is about culture, family, memories, and emotions. Embrace and enjoy your own food culture by sharing in the many food-related activities that go along with eating.

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Fundy Curling Club February 2020

3/2/2020

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By Alan Demaline

The 2020 season at the Fundy Curling Club (FCC) is well under way. January was full of great action on the ice with a record number of new curlers who graduated from our adult Learn to Curl program. All our rookie curlers are already putting up well-positioned guards, delivering great draw shots and throwing awesome take-outs! But best of all, they are adding to the great atmosphere at the club with their enthusiasm, desire to learn a new sport and big smiles and laughs on and off the ice.

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News from the Hill

Fundy Curling Club March 2020

New Adventures in Volunteering

Healthy Eating is More than Food

Fundy Curling Club February 2020

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