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June 19th 1959. The Escuminac disaster is one of the worst
                                                               fishing  disasters  in  Canadian  history.  Held  at  the  Myers
                                                               Church, survivors will be in attendance for question and
                                                               answer period, after the showing.


                                                               July 22-23: Upper Miramichi - Summer Fun Days in the
                                                               Community Park  July 23: Woodmen's Museum Car Show 'n
                                                               Shine

        June 27: Miramichi Multicultural Day                                 Aug.5: Amazing Race Miramichi, Middle
        For information call 773-5272                                        Island  Irish  Historical  Park,  Tel  506-773-

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        June  29  to  July  3:  Canada  150
        Celebrations in the Village of Doaktown                              Aug.5:  Burnt  Church Arts  Festival  and
        Four days of concerts, canoe runs, games,                            Barbeque
        family  picnics,  a  huge  parade  and                               The community of Burnt Church/New Jersey
        fireworks!                                                           in association with the Historical Society of
                                                               Church River, Words on Water and the Burnt Church Seniors
        June 30: Fireworks in the Park in Blackville (at dusk) kick  is celebrating local heritage with a display of art, crafts, and
        off a weekend of Canada Day activities including a parade  readings in an old barn on the banks of the church river, 9
        on Saturday, children's activities, food and entertainment.  Morrison Road, New Jersey. There will also be an exhibition
        www.villageofblackville.com                            of historical artefacts. From 2 pm to 5 pm. There will be
                                                               paintings, woodwork, fabric art by local artists and crafts
        July  8:  Escuminac  Wharf  Dance "by  Echo".  $10  per  persons. Readings of stories and poetry will by hosted by the
        person.                                                Miramichi based literary group, Words on Water. The area

                                                               will be showcased in a series of short films competing for a
        July 8: "Put Me In Coach" Ladies Night, at the Chatham  prize  of  best  film. Always  popular  is  the  annual  seniors
        Head Recreation & Community Centre Inc., 181 McFarlane  sponsored barbeque featuring hot dogs, sausages, hamburgers
        Avenue, Miramichi - Chatham Head, on Saturday, at 6pm.  and soft drinks at the Seniors Hall (the old school) at 419
        506-622-1865                                           Burnt Church, Rd. Barbeque from 11 AM.

        July 14 Hardwicke Tea & Quilt Show, 11am, 23 Theodore  Aug.7: Paddle with a Pro Day Beaubears Island
        Lane, Hardwicke NB.                                    Paddle with a Pro Day at Ile Beaubear's Island Interpretive
                                                               Centre  will  begin  at  10am.  For  more  information,  Visit
        July 15: 2017 Parks Canada Day, Ile Beaubear's Island  www.beaubearsisland.com  Email info@beaubearsisland.ca
        Interpretive Centre, 506-622-8526                      Call 506-622-8526

        July  19:  Movie  Night-  Still  Fishing  -  Beyond  the  Sept. 23: Atlantic Salmon Museum Hall of Fame
        Escuminac Disaster  7:00 pm - 10:00pm at Myers Church,  Ceremony and dinner will be held at the Doaktown Curling
        193 Hardwicke Rd, Hardwicke. Still Fishing Documentary  Club
        about the Thirty-five fishermen who did not return home on


                                               Headless Nun Tours run from
                                               July 3rd until the end of August
                                               every Monday, Wednesday, and
                                               Friday.  Tickets  are  $10  per
                                               person  and  the  experience
                                               begins at the cove parking lot
                                               by  the  playground  at  9pm.  If
                                               you wish to reserve your place
                                               in advance call (506) 622-8526.


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