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Blast from the past

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Published on March 2, 2013
Published on February 28, 2013
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Evangeline Middle School , Kings , Glooscap Curling Club , Wolfville , Kentville , Children

25 years ago…

The snarled battle between the Myrtle Tree Farm commune and Family and Children’s Services appears to be over, as the father known as Isaac has been released from jail after spending time for contempt of court.

Students in Grade 7 at Coldbrook, Evangeline Middle School, Wolfville and Kingston will have the option of extended core French next year.

Brent Fox says the old DAR station in Kentville should be allowed to die in dignity. Parts of the station date back to 1869.

Wolfville native Chris Van Buskirk has been elected as the next Acadia Students’ Union president.

 

 

50 years ago…

Kentville coroner H.C. Lindsay, who has served for 21 years, has presided over 500 inquests. Ten of the deaths were listed as murder.

Municipal councillor Opal Parker accompanied a delegation from seven school sections in the Gaspereau area to Halifax. They met with the Minister of Education to air their concerns about small children travelling to Avonport. They believe an eight-room school is warranted in Gaspereau.

Kentville has had water fluoridation for six years and it was the first community in the Atlantic provinces to adopt the treatment. Three studies Dr. W.G. Dawson of the health department said “it should be a source of justifiable pride to have another to add to the already long list of firsts.”

Bud Chisholm was elected president of the Kings County Commercial Travellers Association, succeeding Jack Robinson.

 

75 years ago…

D.R. MacKinnon, who was put out of business by a fire in Wolfville, is having some difficulty finding a place in which to reopen his drug store, but hopes soon to be ready for business again.

Due to increasing demand, the Wolfville post office has added 116 new boxes, making a total of 529.

Wolfville curlers carry a one-man match margin over Kentville and Windsor into final play for the Calkin Trophy at the Glooscap Curling Club.

Canning native John R. Bigelow has been appointed as a forest products market representative for the provincial agriculture department. He is a graduate of Acadia University.

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