Fishing rods again on Prichard Lake?
If all goes as planned, an old Campbellton tradition may be revived. There may be guided fishing excursions on Prichard Lake near Campbellton this summer.
D'Amours claims Tories in scandal
"It's ironic that the party caught up in this scandal is not expressing their confidence in Elections Canada. Let's not forget that the RCMP searched the Conservative party's headquarters in Ottawa last week. It sounds fishy to me. Canadians can trust Elections Canada; it's the Conservatives that they must keep an eye on", he said in a press release.
SSHS concert next week
Note the change in venue due to the ongoing construction at Sugarloaf.
RESTIGOUCHE IN HISTORY MAY 7/08
All was quiet on city streets this week as demonstrations by New Brunswick workers, upset with Quebec workers holding jobs in this province, have ground to a halt while awaiting the results of two separate meetings being held today.
District 5 ‘francisation'
On Saturday, April 19 more than a hundred people met at the Belledune Community Center to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Frenchifying or "francisation" program of school district 5 L'Étoile du Nord.
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Tide Head businessman fined $2,400
Under the first compliance order, Alberts had been ordered to file his 2003 and 2004 individual income tax returns along with the 2004 corporate income tax returns for his companies, 052560 N.B. Inc. and Dick Alberts Publishing Ltd., and the 2004 and 2005 corporate income tax returns for his other business, Multi-Publicity N.B. LTD/LTEE.
Student pastors at Knox
Commencing May 1, the congregation of Knox Presbyterian Church, Campbellton, will be served by theology students from Presbyterian College, Montreal, in a shared summer ministry with St. Luke’s, Bathurst.
Maple Sugar Camp
Tide Head School students recently visited the Maple Sugar Camp in Mountain Brook where they enjoyed a pancake and syrup lunch. Emily Sears and Mindy Craswell were two of those students who learned about the process involved in making maple syrup.
The Hockey Sweater/Le Chandail de Hockey
The Campbellton Centennial Library has acquired an old-fashioned puppet stage, made in the style of those used in an English Punch-and-Judy show. Mr. Punch was not present on April 19, however, when these children saw a puppet performance of The Hockey Sweater/Le Chandail de Hockey.
CarStory
Ken Taylor enjoys reading CarStory in the Brantford Expositor. Born in 1944, he has fond memories of the car that came into his life when he was 17:
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Salmon Fest pageants need contestants
Organizers for the two pageants held during Salmon Festival every year are looking for contestants. In fact, as of last week only a handful of young women have expressed an interest in the main pageant with only one entered in the Little Miss pageant.
NB POWER HOLDS FIRST ANNUAL EARTH DAY CONSERVATION EDUCATION CHALLENGE
On Wednesday, April 23, 2008, Grade 6 students at the Dalhousie Middle School received a $1,000 award for participating in NB Power's first annual Earth Day Conservation Education Challenge. The challenge was for students to demonstrate how their class would take measures to conserve electricity.
New bike riders take care
As an avid motorcycle enthusiast, I always enjoyed the warm spring weather starting to show its face for another season. That first ride of the year always seems to carry with it a sense of carefree joy. The wind in your face, (no bugs) and freedom.
Largest simultaneous lesson
Teacher Reggie Cyr’s Grade 5 laptop class at L.E.R. school in Dalhousie took part in a world-wide attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the largest simultaneous lesson. The event was organiszed by the Canadian Global Campaign for Education as part of Global Action Week.
Forest is classroom for Dalhousie kids
With Envirothon, the provincial science competition, rapidly approaching, Dalhousie Regional High School's Envirothon team closed its books and ventured to the woods to learn about trees, soil and wildlife first hand.
Peanut Gallery hosts successful illusionist show in Dalhousie
The Peanut Gallery was pleasantly surprised to have a sold-out show on Friday, April 11th when illusionists Ted and Marion Outerbridge performed Magical Moments in Time. Young and old alike were entertained by their mind-boggling illusions and the appearance of Zelda the Psychic chicken. The excitement at the LER theatre was indescribable!
Work underway at Sugarloaf Senior High School
Work is well underway on the expansion of the cafeteria at Sugarloaf Senior High School in Campbellton.
Health minister discusses northern options
Both Campbellton and Dalhousie will benefit from steps the provincial health department will take this year.
Jail time for breach
A 38 year-old Campbellton man was sent to jail for two weeks for having a few drinks on Christmas Eve.
Employee becomes employer
It came as shock to many in Dalhousie when AbitibiBowater announced it would be closing the mill on Main St., 75 years of history gone in the blink of an eye.
TOTEM POLES AT PRP
Art students at the polyvalente Roland-pepin in Campbellton, assisted by multidisciplinary artist Kathleen Gallant, have created several totem poles.
Funds raised for salmon conservation
About 200 people took part in the fourth annual benefit dinner for the Restigouche River Watershed Management Council held April 11 at the Campbellton Regional Memorial Civic Centre.
Town lawyer on national panel
Dalhousie lawyer Larry Landry has been selected to sit on a national jury for a Canadian literary prize.
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