The Charlotte St. Arts Centre unveiled their new grand piano - and
local musician Jeremy van Slyke provided the first public
performance. We have the exclusive video. We also have more art in
the Barracks, Peter's cats, a very bright bug, and more.

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The Scots are in town in full force for the annual NB Highland Games,
plus there's theatre and music and the SPCA's dog wash fundraiser and
and and...if you can't find anything to do in Fredericton this
weekend, you're just not trying.

http://www.justfred.ca/justfred.forums/calendar.php

We'll be spending some time at the Highland Games this weekend - so
if you see us with our cameras, say hello. But more importantly,
don't forget to Say Cheese, Please.

Cheers,

George

justFRED.ca

Goals from Amir Razak and Frankie Daddurno were enough for the CAPS to bring home a 2-1 victory from the Port City.  Scoring for Fundy was Callum Young. Fredericton's record is now 6 wins, 2 ties and 3 losses.

2008 Division I Game Report

Date:    July 23, 2008
Time of Game:    5:20
Field:    UNB Turf Field 1

Home Team:    U12 Girls
Home Team Score:    0
Home Team Goalkeeper:    Alexie Noble/Miranda Wallace
Home Team Goal Scorers:     -


Away Team:    Oromocto
Away Team Score:    3
Away Team Goalkeeper:    Marina Comeau/Savanah Ferguson
Away Team Goal Scorers:    Karley Charette, Elizabeth Holleley, Karla O’Mohoney

As you can see from the home page, Buddah's been returned to her home
@ Science East, we're finally getting a chance to add some videos
from Canada Day that missed the first massive edit marathon, flowers
are everywhere, and there's more to come:

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The NotaBle Acts Theatre Festival continues @ The Black Box Theatre,
Brollachan is scheduled to play in Officers Square (weather
permitting), there are classes in just about everything, and much
more in the calendar:

http://www.justfred.ca/justfred.forums/calendar.php?do=getinfo&day=2008-7-24&c=1

Our note from yesterday about Province of Canada Day got a response
from Yamane Muzey that our population numbers were off - she's right.
We were using 2006 stats while the current figures suggest that
Canada's population is closer to 36 million than 31 million.

So, history buffs, did you know that today marks the 41st anniversary
of the late Charles de Gaulle's famous 'vive le Qu?bec libre' speech
in Montreal? Never a dull moment in Canada, eh?

Cheers,

George

justFRED.ca

More PinKnic photos (thanks to Kim Flemming) celebrating breast cancer
survivors as we head to the 10th annual Run for the Cure, Lilly
Madison & The Cucumber Patch video, summer walking tours of the city,
and some beatiful flowers - from local gardens and from Scott's
Nursery.

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Mike Bezanson and Kathy Hutch perform at the ampitheatre in
Fredericton North at 7 pm (weather permitting), NotaBle Acts Theatre
Festival continues @ the Black Box Theatre at 8, and there's a day's
worth of activities - free and otherwise - throughout the city today.

http://www.justfred.ca/justfred.forums/calendar.php?do=getinfo&c=1&day=2008-7-23

Before we had Canada Day - as a result of confederation on July 1st,
1867 - we had The United Province of Canada, the name of the British
colony formally established on this day in 1840 when Upper Canada and
Lower Canada were merged by the British Parliament. The population of
Canada then? About a million, compared with more than 31 million
today.

Cheers,

George

justFRED.ca

Thanks to the organizers of the annual PinKnic - the event honouring
survivors and remembering those who've lost their lives to breat
cancer - we have photos to share with you of the weekend gathering
hosted by Lt-Gov Herm?n?gilde Chiasson, plus photos of the Lilly
Madison & The Cucumber Patch concert @ the Lighthouse (video is on
the way), as well as some shots of smiling faces.

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The calendar is packed again today - with the opening night
performance of Chapel Arm (part of the NotaBle Acts Summer Theatre
Festival) @ the Black Box Theatre at St Thomas Unversity, the Society
of St. Andrews Pipe Band in Officers Square, and a whole lot more.

http://www.justfred.ca/justfred.forums/calendar.php?do=getinfo&day=2008-7-22&c=1

If you'd prefer some indoor games, there's a Playstation 2 for sale
in the justFRED classifieds...

http://justfred.ca/geodesic/index.php?a=2&b=1218

We're going to keep our eye on the weather...with a forecast for the
week that looks overcast and gloomy.

Cheers,

George

justFRED.ca

They started lining up in the the middle of the night - and by the
time the doors opened at 8:30 on Saturday morning, the lineup
stretched around the block onto King St. And guess who was first in
line for Harvest Jazz & Blues tickets? Check out the line, the stuff,
the staff...plus a summer wedding, a visit to the market, a winning
soccer team...

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In the calendars, take a Frog Walk today or go to camp or take a
class inr fiddling, theatre arts, jewelry making, painting...

http://www.justfred.ca/justfred.forums/calendar.php?do=getinfo&day=2008-7-21&c=1

We celebrated a birthday on the weekend, by the way: justFRED is 20
months old. We tried to save you some cake, but you know how it is.

Cheers,

George

justFRED.ca

Amir Razak opened the scoring from a Jason Rouse corner to put the CAPS one up, but Leo Snachez equalized before half time and Andrew Toogood and David Ahadzi scored second half goals to carry Moncton to the 3-1 win.

The FDSA Under 12 Premiership Boys, Canadian Tire Caps won the Winsloe West Royalty Soccer Tournament this weekend with a perfect five wins no loss record. The Caps defeated the Central Queens Clippers of Hunter River PEI 3-0 in the championship game Sunday. Goal scorers for the FDSA Caps were Val Price with (2) and Patrick Thompson (1). Cameron Rae was keeper for the Caps in the championship game. Earlier in the day the Caps defeated the Saint John Rebels 6-0 in semi final action, with Alex Cameron getting the shutout, Sawyer Eddy (3), Marcus Urquhart (2) and Patrick Thompson (1) were the goal scorers in that game.

In round robin play the Caps defeated the Eastern Eagles of PEI 6-0, Central Queens Clippers 3-1 and a team from Elliot River PEI, 6-0 with Alex Cameron and Cameron Rae sharing the goal.

date: July 19-08
time: 12:00
location: Chapman field @ UNB


FDSA :4  VS First Touch: 2

Goal scorers for FDSA were: Brett Stillwell (2), Diggy Paul (1)
and Mitch McCoy (1).
Keeper for FDSA was Eric McGarry.

First Touch scorers were Eric Lebans 1, and Guillermo Bergeron 1.
Keeper for First Touch was Corey Arsenault.