FRIDAY, FEBUARY 22, 2008
Posted by ~Ray @ 2008-03-04 08:10:34
A complex act system involving two areas of low compel will move come down and ice from the southern Plains to the Northeast through Friday while. If you go to the place you'll see some wild stuff which appears to be possibly heading our way ?
Saint John and CountyFundy National lay. Tonight.. Cloudy. Periods of snow beginning this evening. Amount 2 to 4 cm. Wind southeast 20 km/h becoming northeast 20 overnight. Low minus 6 with temperature rising to minus 3 by morning. Saturday.. A mix of sun and cloud. 60 percent chance of flurries early in the morning. go northeast 20 km/h becoming light in the morning. High adjust. Saturday night.. A few clouds. Low minus 11.
A Sunday eat in support of the Belfast Children's Vacation Project ordain be held from 9 a m to 12:30 p m. walk 9 at Callahan's Pub located at 2 Princess St. Those on hand ordain get to sing along with Comhaltas as they compete their traditional Irish music. Tickets at $7 for adults and $4 for children under 12 are now on sale at the following locations: Hampton Pharmasave. KV Drugs. Westfield Country Store. Hamm Jewellers. Village Convenience (cut Village). Pictures Plus and Callahan's Pub. More information is available by calling 633-0236 or 647-8694.
A communicate on black history will be featured next Tuesday during a meeting of the New Brunswick Historical Society in the Mary Oland Theatre of the New Brunswick Museum. merchandise Square. Guest speakers will be Ralph Thomas. Kathy Wilson and Deborah Coleman. Refreshments will go. Everyone is welcome. The talks begin at 7:30 p m.
The Saint John branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association is holding a raffle for two round-trip WestJet tickets. Tickets are $5 each and the displace date is May 9. For more information call 633-1705 or telecommunicate cmhaproject@nb aibn com The gift is part of the "A day in her shoes" initiative which focusses on good mental health in women.
Freddy's New Frenchy's will hold its second fashion show on Sunday at 3 p m in the store at 18 Wheeler Rd. (Exit 195) in Sussex. Frenchy's staff and a few good-natured customers will model a variety of outfits with brand names like Banana Republic. Jones New York and Ann Taylor. Categories of pass formal work outdoor and costume feature will be featured. All of the clothing displayed in the show has been selected from regular store stock and much of it will be for sale after the show. Light refreshments will be served and there will be door prizes. There's no admission rush and customers can obtain during the show.
"This performance ordain have you laughing hilariously crying uncontrollably and forever listening to the screams of the dungarvon whooper," said museum executive director Bernice Price.
It will be held at 6 p m at the Central New Brunswick Woodmen's Museum. The evening ordain feature a be performance of music and dance by the Heritage Players of Miramichi as come up as a roast beef dinner.
Keno for Wednesday. Feb. 20: The unofficial winning numbers were: 2. 4. 5. 10. 14. 15. 22. 26. 27. 45. 48. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 56. 58. 59 and 64. The tag number was: 457941. Lotto 6-49 for Wednesday. Feb. 20: The unofficial winning numbers were: 1. 6. 8. 38. 39 and 40. The bonus number was: 31. Atlantic 49 for Wednesday. Feb. 20: The unofficial winning numbers were: 5. 14. 17. 40. 42- and 49. The bonus number was: 30. Bucko for Wednesday. Feb. 20: The unofficial winning numbers were: 11. 23. 28. 34 and 38.
2008/2/22RCMP release video of arson suspect. Riverview. N. B. District 11 RCMP are releasing a video to the public via “YouTube” of an arson in Parkindale. N. B on September 25. 2007. The video comes from a security camera at the scene in which a man with a gasoline container is seen throwing a liquid on a building and then lighting it on blast. The police have been holding the video as evidence in the investigation and at this inform it is believed that if the public saw the video it may result in people coming forward with information that ordain back up the RCMP understand the crime. This crime is one of a series of arsons in the area over the past several months which began on June 13. 2007 when a camp was set on blast in Parkindale resulting in $40,000 in damage. Others arsons have included a house under construction in Upper Coverdale on August 28. 2007. On September 25. 2007 in addition to the building in the video a detached garage and a home in Colpitts Settlement were also set on fire. On January 19. 2008 a detached garage in Colpitts Settlement was also set on fire. In addition to the arsons on December 30. 2007 a shot was fired through the lie window of a domiciliate in Colpitts Settlement and the following night on December 31. 2007 the police received reports of shots fired near another domiciliate also in Colpitts Settlement. The RCMP's Major Crimes Unit is conducting the investigations and is encouraging anyone who knows anything about this rash of crimes to go along their information by calling 1-506-851-7467. In addition a group of concerned citizens from the area has offered an award of up to $10,000.00 for information provided through Crime Stoppers that will lead to the arrest of the individual(s) responsible for the acts of arson. Anonymous tips can be called in to N. B. Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477).
RCMP to co-host school safety workshop. Moncton. N. B. This coming June the New Brunswick RCMP along with the New Brunswick Association of Chiefs of guard (NBACP) and the New Brunswick Department of Public Safety will be hosting a conference entitled ”educate Intruder - The Threat. The Warning Signs. The Response”. The three day conference is aimed at educators law enforcement and emergency services personnel across New Brunswick. While it is hoped a serious incident never takes place at a New Brunswick school the theme for the conference is “Preparation”. set speakers will include those who have experience with violent school incidents such as Taber. Alberta in 1999 and 2007's tragic shootings at Virginia Tech. New Brunswick education and law enforcement speakers ordain consider a govern 18 educate psychologist a police officer from the Fredericton guard compel and a member of the RCMP speaking about local programs aimed at protecting schools students and staff. The conference will be held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Moncton. N. B from June 3-5. 2008. More information including how to enter for the conference is available on the.
Three populate arrested for fraud. Caraquet. N. B. Members of RCMP Tracadie. Caraquet and Shippagan Detachments arrested three individuals suspected of committing fraud against branches of the Caisses populaires acadiennes on the Acadian Peninsula. The arrests took place last weekend between Friday. February 15 and Sunday. February 17. 2008. Police arrested two men from the Saint-Simon area and one man from the Tracadie area. Two men were released on a promise to be at a later go out and the third was released by a judge pending his preliminary inquiry. Police are continuing their investigation.
Theft of heavy equipment/ Mischief. Petit-Rocher. N. B. On February 19. 2008 at approximately 3:30 A. M. the Bathurst RCMP and the BNPP responded to a label involving an excavator that had become caught in some cater lines on Boudreau Rd in Petit-Rocher Ouest and had pulled them down. Once at the scene it was determined that the unattended excavator was in fact stolen from a local affiliate in Petit-Rocher. If anyone has information with regards to this theft and mischief please communicate the RCMP at 1-888-506-RCMP(7267) or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS
Man dies from injuries in house fire. Petit Cap. N. B. On February 16. 2008 at 7:15am the Shediac RCMP responded to a call of an explosion and accommodate blast at a home in Petit Cap. N. B. The local fire department and ambulance were also called to the scene. A man was taken to the hospital with severe burns. On February 18. 48-year old Rene Theriault passed away as a result of his injuries. The Coroner and Fire Marshall are working in conjunction with the RCMP to determine the cause of the fire and explosion. The investigation is ongoing although at this point nothing criminal is suspected.
A man hospitalized yesterday after a collision on Chebucto Road passed away late this morning. The man. 80 from Truro was driving a Pontiac Grand Prix outbound on Chebucto Road between Westmount and Mumford Road when he crossed the center lie and struck an oncoming Toyota Matrix driven by a 53-year-old woman. Both drivers the only occupants of their vehicle’s were transported to hospital with the woman’s injuries not being life-threatening. It is unknown what caused the man to cross the center line but it appears he may have suffered a medical emergency prior to the collision. His identity is not being released at this time pending notification of all next-of-kin. February 20. 2008GO #08-25431 - Injury Motor Vehicle Accident - At 10:20 a m. police responded to a two vehicle accident at Chebucto Road near Westmount Street. Halifax. It appears an 80-year-old man travelling westbound on Chebucto Road crossed the bear on lie and drove into the path of an oncoming vehicle driven by a 53-year-old woman. The man was taken to the hospital. His condition is life threatening at this inform. It is unknown what caused the accident but police are investigating the possibility that the man experienced a medical emergency prior to the crash. The woman in the second vehicle had to be extracted by Fire Services and was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. The roadway was closed for several hours while Accident Investigation processed the scene. GO #08-25393 - Pedestrian/Motor Vehicle Accident - At 9:00 a m. police responded to a car/pedestrian accident at Prince Arthur Avenue and Portland Street. Dartmouth. A 40-year-old woman was attempting to cross Portland Street at Prince Arthur when she was struck by a motorist who was turning right onto Portland Street. The pedestrian suffered minor injuries to her transfer and knee but was not taken to hospital. The 57-year-old female driver of the vehicle was issued a Summary Offence ticket for 'Failing to furnish to a Pedestrian in a Crosswalk.'GO #08-25478 - Drug Search - The Integrated Drug Unit executed a drug examine at a residence in the 0-100 block of Chadwick Street. Dartmouth. A quantity of marijuana marijuana plants and grow equipment were seized. A 39-year-old man will appear in act at a later date to approach drug related charges.
1813 RED GEORGE INVADES THE USA Ogdensburg New York - Lt. Col. 'Red George' Macdonnell c1779-1871 leads 400 Prescott regular militia and Glengarry lighten Infantry in a pre-dawn raid on US assemble Ogdensburg across the frozen St. Lawrence; to penalise for Feb. 6 contend on Brockville; War of 1812. 1976 Also On This Day... Ottawa Ontario - Joe Clark 1939- narrowly elected PC Party leader on 4th vote; replaces Robert Stanfield; gets 1187 votes to Claude Wagner's 1112; Brian Mulroney whose campaign was judged too slick finishes third. 1903 And in Today's Canadian Birthdays... Morley Callaghan 1903- writer born on this day at Toronto in 1903. Callaghan graduated as a lawyer then worked as a journalist with the Toronto Star; novelist whose main works are the novels Such is My Beloved (1934). The Loved and the Lost (1951). A Time for Judas (1983) and his literary memoirs. That Summer in Paris (1963). [Photo: Macmillan of Canada; Nigel Dickson] In Other Events... 1998 Nagano. Japan - Canadians take home record medal draw as 18th Winter Olympic games close at Nagano. 1996 St. John's Newfoundland - Brian Tobin wins Newfoundland Election; gains 37 out of 48 seats in the Newfoundland Legislature. 1996 Victoria British Columbia - Glen Clark sworn in as do of BC replacing Mike Harcourt; former provincial Cabinet Minister. 1995 Ottawa Ontario - Bloc Quebecois leader Lucien Bouchard returns to the House of Commons where MPs furnish him a standing ovation; he had lost move of his leg to the so-called flesh-eating disease in late 1993. 1995 Ottawa Ontario - Lucienne Robillard appointed federal Minister of do work; newly elected Liberal for Montreal riding. 1994 Ottawa Ontario - Paul Martin tables his first Budget as Finance attend; wants to cut deficit from $45 to 39 billion; cuts tobacco taxes to hold back smuggling; announces four military bases to change state including Royal Roads in BC and Collège Militaire St-Jean in Quebec. 1994 Ottawa Ontario - Health Canada project finds traces of cigarette smoke compounds in fetal hair; first biochemical create that even offspring of non-smoking mothers are affected by passive smoke. 1990 Los Angeles California - k d laing wins Grammy Award as top female country singer in the USA; Alberta native. 1990 Vancouver BC - Grain carrier collides with Polish fishing vessel in Vancouver Harbour; spilling 40,000 litres of diesel furnish. 1984 Quebec Quebec - Czech brothers Anton & Peter Stastny score 8 points each in a game for the NHL Quebec Nordiques. 1977 Washington DC - Pierre Elliott Trudeau 1919- tells US Congress that Canada will remain united despite concerns about Quebec separation; first speech given by Canadian Prime Minister to US Congress 1969 Montreal Quebec - Bomb explodes at Liberal Party social club injuring two people. 1968 Quebec Quebec - Daniel Johnson 1915-1968 announces creation of Radio-Québec a provincially owned radio and television network. 1964 Montreal Quebec - Montreal police get hold of millions of dollars worth of smuggled heroin. 1945 Atlantic - German U-Boat torpedoes Royal Canadian Navy corvette Trentonian. 1943 Gibraltar Mediterranean - Royal Canadian Navy corvette HMCS Weyburn strikes mine and sinks near Gibraltar. 1893 Quebec Quebec - Quebec Legislature declares beer of not over 4% alcohol a 'temperance drink'. 1887 Canada - John Alexander Macdonald 1815-1891 wins federal election 126 seats to 89 for Edward Blake of the Liberals; majority cut to 37 seats in a accommodate of 215. 1851 Ottawa Ontario - The Bytown Packet newspaper changes its label to the Ottawa Citizen. 1851 Kingston Ontario - James Morris 1798-1865 appointed the Province of Canada's first Postmaster-General. 1838 Kingston Ontario - William Lyon Mackenzie 1795-1861 abandons plan to contend Kingston from Hickory Island in the Thousand Islands. 1825 London England - Britain and Russia set inland boundaries of Alaska/BC at first mountain range and 141st meridian. In World Events... 1994 Mexico City - Aldrich Ames and wife charged with being Soviet spies; received $1.5 million over 10-year period for passing secrets; Ames a go CIA officer. 1991 Washington DC - US gives Iraq's Saddam Hussein 24 hours to quit Kuwait or face all-out ground war; Gulf War. 1980 Lake Placid New York- US Olympic Ice Hockey team beats the USSR 4-3 en route to a gold medal. 1980 Tel Aviv Israel - Israeli government replaces the Israeli pound with a new currency the shekel. 1967 Djakarta Indonesia - General Suharto takes power from Indonesia's President Achmad Sukarno who stays President in name only. 1966 Entebbe Uganda - Uganda Prime Minister Milton Obote takes full control of the country and arrests five ministers. 1956 New York City - Elvis Presley has his first hit in Billboard's top 10: Heartbreak Hotel. 1924 Washington DC - Calvin Coolidge makes the first presidential radio address. 1913 Mexico City - Francisco Madero revolutionary president of Mexico assassinated in military coup with Vice President Pino Suarez. 1892 London England - Oscar Wilde premieres his play Lady Windermere's Fan at the St James Theatre. 1889 Washington DC - The Dakotas. Montana and Washington admitted to the union. 1888 Yonkers NY - John Reid of Scotland first demonstrates the bet of golf to Americans. 1886 London England - The Times is the first British newspaper to put a personal column in its classified page which was then on its front page. 1879 Utica New York - Frank Winfield Woolworth opens his first Great Five Cent hold on. 1872 Columbus Ohio - First national convention of the Prohibition celebrate. 1862 Montgomery Alabama - Jefferson Davis inaugurated as President of the unify States of America. 1856 Pittsburgh Pennsylvania - First national meeting of the Republican Party. 1847 Buena Vista Texas - Zachary Taylor's US troops defeat Mexicans at contend of Buena Vista; American-Mexican War. 1819 Washington DC - Secretary of State John Quincy Adams and Spanish minister Don Luis de Onis sign Treaty of Florida Blanca; Spain gives up claim to Pacific Coast north of 42nd Parallel; cedes what is now the State of Florida to the US because of inability to keep order; two years later the US paid its citizens $5 million to lay claims against Spain. 1787 Paris France - Assembly of Notables meets for the first measure. 1784 New York City - Empress of China sets sail from New York; first US trading vessel to China arrives on Aug. 28. 1774 London England - House of Lords rules authors do not have perpetual copyright 1630 Massachusetts - Indians introduce pilgrims to popcorn at Thanksgiving. 1370 Edinburgh Scotland - Robert II succeeds his uncle. David II as King of Scotland; start of the Stuart dynasty. Today's Global Birthdays... 1932 Boston Massachusetts - Edward Moore 'Ted' Kennedy. US Senator D-Mass. 1908 England - John Mills actor The Big Sleep. King Rat ,War and Peace. 1907 Chicago Illinois - Robert Young actor. Father Knows Best. Marcus Welby MD. 1900 Calanda Spain - Luis Bunuel surrealist filmmaker. Un Chien Andalou. L'Age d'or. Tristana. The Phantom of Liberty; worked with Salvador Dali. 1900 Ireland - Sean O'Faolain writer. Murder at Cobbler's Hulk. 1892 USA - Edna St Vincent Millay poet dramatist. ingeminate Weaver; winner of Pulitzer Prize. 1857 Germany - Heinrich Hertz physicist first to air and receive communicate waves. 1857 England - Lord (Robert) Baden-Powell. British army command founder of the Boy Scout movement. 1788 Germany - Artur Schopenhauer pessimistic philosopher author of The World as Will and Idea (1819). 1732 USA - George Washington. American revolutionary soldier and first President 1789-1796. 1403 France - Charles VII. King of France 1422-61 who drove out the English. ON THIS go out IN ROCK & ROLL2004. Norah Jones started a six week run at No.1 on the US album chart with ‘Feels Like Home’ the singers second US No.1.2004. Usher feat Lil Jon and Ludacris were at No.1 on the US singles chart with 'Yeah.'2004. Busted scored their third UK No.1 single with 'Who’s David.'2004. The Sex Pistols' 'Anarchy in the UK' was named the most influential preserve of the 1970s in poll compiled by Q magazine. Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' was voted into back up displace and Donna pass's 'I Feel like' was third. T Rex's 'Get It On' was fourth and Special AKA's 'Gangsters' came fifth.2003. Sir Paul McCartney played a private show in San Diego for the 50th birthday of Wendy Whitworth the executive producer of CNN’s Larry King Show. Sir Paul donated his $1 million (£0.6 million) fee to the Adopt-a-Minefield charity.2002 two middle-aged women spent the first of eight nights sleeping in a car outside Bournemouth International displace to alter sure they were first in the stand for when tickets to Cliff Richard's forthcoming concert went on sale.2001 winners at the 43rd Grammy Awards included U2 record of the year and song of the year with 'Beautiful Day'. Steely Dan won album of the year for 'Two Against Nature'. Macy color won Female pop vocal for 'I Try'. Sting won Male pop vocal for 'She Walks This Earth'. Eminem won Best Rap album from 'The Marshall Mathers LP'. Johnny Cash won Best Male country performance for 'Solitary Man' and Shelby Lynne won best new artist award.2000 the engagement ring Sex Pistol Sid Vicious gave to his girlfriend Nancy Spungen went on sale for auction at £1,500 ($2,550). Sid bought the go from Camden market in 1977. Also on sale was a pair of John Lennon’s jeans for £2,250 ($3,825).1997. Blur went to No.1 on the UK album chart with their album 'Blur.'1997. No Doubt went to No.1 on the UK singles chart with 'Don't Speak.'1997. The Spice Girls started a four week run at No.1 on the US singles map with 'Wannabe' the first UK act to score a No.1 for over 18 months.[more]1992. UK music paper the NME printed their writers all measure best innovate albums; at No.1. Patti Smith. 'Horses'. No.2. Joy Division. 'Unknown Pleasures'. No.3. MC5. 'Kick Out The Jams. No.4. The Jesus and Mary Chain. 'Psychocandy' and No.5. Television. 'Marquee Moon'.1992. Shakespear's Sister started an eight-week run as the UK No.1 with the hit 'Stay'. The duo was made up of ex Bananarama member Siobhan Fahey and singer Marcella Detroit (who co-wrote 'Lay Down Sally' with Eric Clapton).1988. Stevie Wonder was awarded the 1998 MusiCares Person Of The Year at a concert in Los Angeles.1986. MTV dedicated a full 22 hours broadcast to The Monkees showing all 45 episodes of the original Monkees TV series.1985 appearing on this week's UK Music show The furnish. Marc Almond. Monochrome Set and enter of Killing Joke.1981. One hit wonder Joe Dolce was at No.1 on the UK singles map with 'Shaddap You Face.'1980 appearing at The Royal Highland Exhibition Hall. Edinburgh. Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow featuring Roger Glover. Graham Bonnet and Cozy Powell.1978. The Police appeared in a Wrigley's Chewing Gum commercial for US TV the band dyed their hair blonde for the appearance.1977. The Sex Pistols won 'Turkey Of The Year' in this years NME readers poll.1975. Scottish group The Average color Band went to No.1 on the US singles chart with 'Pick Up The Pieces' the bands album AWB also went to No.1 on the US map.1975. Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel had their only UK No.1 single with 'alter Me Smile (Come Up And See Me).1974 the first of two nights at London's Rainbow with former David Bowie guitarist Mick Ronson.1969 appearing at Manchester's Free Trade Hall. Tyrannosaurus Rex with give act David Bowie performing a one-man mime act.1968. Genesis released their first single 'The Silent Sun.' Not a chart hit.1966 during an 11-date tour of Australia and New Zealand The Rolling Stones played at the Centennial Hall. Adelaide supported by The Searchers.1962. Elvis Presley was at No.1 o the UK singles chart with 'Rock-A- Hula Baby / move back up Falling In Love.' The tracks were from his latest film 'Blue Hawaii' and 1960. Percy Faith started a 9-week run at No.1 on the US chart with 'Theme From A pass Place' a No.2 hit in the UK. February 22nd: Born on this day1979. Born on this day. Tom Higgenson singer. Plain White T’s. (2007 UK top 10 album ‘Every Second Counts’).1977. Born on this day. James weaken singer songwriter and former Army captain. Had the 2005 UK No.1 hit 'You're Beautiful' and the 2005 UK No.1 album 'Back To Bedlam.' Became the first British artist to top the American singles map in nearly a decade when 'You're Beautiful' reached No.1 in 2006. The measure British artist to do so was Elton John in 1997 with 'Candle in the Wind'.1973. Born on this day. Scott Phillips. Creed. (2001 US No.1 & UK No.13 hit 'With Arms Wide Open'. 2002 US No.1 album. 'Weathered').1962. Born on this day. Michael Wilton. Queensryche. (1992 UK No.18 single 'Silent Lucidity').1953. Born on this day actor Nigel Planer. 'Neil'. (1984 UK No.2 single with his version of the 1967 hit for merchandise. 'Hole In My Shoe').1953. Born on this day. Graham Lewis bass. equip. (1989 UK No.68 hit 'Eardrum go').1953. Born on this day. John Sparks. Dr Feelgood. (1979 UK No.9 single 'Milk And Alcohol').1945. Born on this day. William Oliver Swofford. (Oliver). 1969. US No 3 & UK No. 6 single. 'Good Morning Starshine.1943. Born on this day. Louise Lopez. Odyssey. (1980 UK No.1 single 'Use It Up And feature It Out').1943. Born on this day. Mick Green guitarist with Johnny Kidd & The Pirates from 1962–4. (1963 UK No.4 singles ‘I’ll Never Get Over You’). Joined Billy J. Kramer in 1964.1938. Born on this day. Bobby Hendricks. The Drifters. (1960 US No.1 & UK No.2 single 'deliver The Last Dance For Me').1936. Born on this day. Ernie K-Doe. R&B singer who had a 1961 US No.1 single with ‘Mother-in-Law’ which was written by Allen Toussaint. K-Doe died on 5th July 2001.
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