Heritage in the spotlight
There was everything from recipes for bannock to long-gone department stores on offer, as Dalhousie Middle School hosted this year's District 15 Regional Heritage Fair.
$62,500 cheque
Claude Lapointe (right) a director with Traduction NB Translation accepts a cheque in the amount of $62,500 from Campbellton-Restigouche Center MLA Roy Boudreau. The money will be used for Traduction NB Translation’s project, which is geared to the retention and the repatriation of graduates in translation services.
Seniors Alive program
The Seniors Alive program organized by the Dalhousie Golden Age Club was designed to encourage an active lifestyle among older people. Over a five month period about 70 participants engaged in physical activities that equaled walking across Canada and back twice. Dalhousie mayor Clem Tremblay joined them to celebrate their accomplishment.
Internet contest causing stir
There’s a beauty contest on the Internet that’s causing some stir and the site it’s on is based near the North Shore of New Brunswick.
15 month ban for impaired
John Phillips, 48, of Dalhousie pleaded guilty to impaired driving and driving without a valid licence when he appeared in Campbellton Provincial Court May 5.
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Probation ordered for smashing car
Smashing the windshield and back window of a car he bought for his former girlfriend has cost a Lorne man about $700 and 12 months of probation.
Teach your children
Last week's article in the paper about the individual police are looking for who attempted to lure a child to his car in the Saint-Arthur area is proof that this can and does happen in our area as well as large cities. Some months ago, I wrote an article about educating your children on what to do if a similar situation happens.
CarStory
Terry Webb enjoys reading CarStory in the Brampton Guardian:
Restigouche in history
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Red Hat ladies
The Red Hat ladies held a Hoot at the Dalhousie Legion Hall on April 26.
Exhibition of photographs by Anne Babin
An exhibition of photographs by Anne Babin of Charlo opened at the Dalhousie Centennial Library last week. The 58 prints will be on display until May 31
Park project underway
The first step in rejuvenating Rotary Memorial Park in downtown Dalhousie was taken on May 3. The bandstand which had been the center for park activities in the parkwas removed.
Atlantic Canada's Next Top Model 2006
Alicia Harquail of Dalhousie, Atlantic Canada's Next Top Model 2006, did well at a recent event where she won second runner up in the teen division for swimsuit runway. The Canadian Model & Talent Convention was held May 1 to 4 at the Hilton Toronto Airport Hotel, featuring aspiring models and talent from Canada and the United States.
A vision for Belledune DNR office
Belledune resident Peggy Brimsacle has a vision for the former Department of Natural Resources office and property which village council recently acquired from the provincial government.
AV Cell Celebrates a Career in Safety
AV Cell celebrated the dedication of one of their employees during the NAOHS Health and Safety Week. Alan Muzzerall has been part of the Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) for over 20 years and has always been actively involved in the protection of the lives of employees and promoting a safe and healthy workplace.
Canadian Parents for French Provincial Oratory Competition
The annual Canadian Parents for French Provincial Oratory Competition was held in Moncton on Saturday May 3. There were students all parts of the province competing. Heather-Ann Caldwell from Belledune represented District 15 in the Grade 8 Late Immersion Category and won first place. She currently attends Jacquet River School.
Banned for bad driving
A 56-year-old Rimouski woman was banned from driving for 18 months after a high speed chase near St. Quentin last autumn.
Breach sentencing set for May 27
A 30-day psychiatric evaluation determined Todd Guitard of Campbellton was fit to stand trial and was responsible for his actions but his lawyer was not in total agreement.
Former resident honoured posthumously
Dalhousie - A lifetime dedicated to serving others has landed a former Dalhousie resident a provincial recognition for her efforts.
Former employees of the Dalhousie telephone office reunite
There was a time when Dalhousie had its own telephone office, upstairs in the former Royal Bank building. It moved there in 1931, after fire destroyed the former office. Recently, a group of former employees held a reunion at the Canton Restaurant in Dalhousie.
Students
At the Campbellton Middle School, when the instructional day is over, most students stay for activities run by the teachers. These activities can be sports, crafts, cooking, computer, games. One of those activities organized by teacher Joanne Currie is "Seven Steps to Change the World", an idea she borrowed from Canadian Living Magazine.
New programs for waste paint, scrap tires
Effective May 1, Recycle New Brunswick will be responsible for overseeing a new waste paint stewardship program, and will assume responsibility for the provincial Tire Stewardship Program, which the Tire Stewardship Board has overseen since 1996.
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