Here's a look at what was making the news 15 and 50 years ago in the Hants Journal. 15 YEARS AGO (Early March 2008 editions) • Windsor’s food bank was ...
Rick Merrill, Melinda Cadarette and Tony Legere launched a newsletter, in conjunction with the Kings branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association — to bring awareness of mental health issues. The second issue of A Mental Health Perspective was issued March 5, 2008. - FileHere's a look at what was making the news 15 and 50 years ago in the Hants Journal.• Windsor’s food bank was shutting its doors for about a month while volunteers tackled some much-needed renovations.
Hants County farmer Jen Scott holds onto Chicken, one of three Rhode Island Red backyard laying hens that had been evicted from Halifax after neighbours complained they were attracting rats to the property in 2008. She was caring for them until they were to be rehoused in the spring. - File • Three Rhode Island Red laying hens — Bernadette, Captain Crochet and Chicken — that became quasi-famous for being evicted from Halifax were settling in at a farm in Centre Burlington. The hens became the centre of debate in the city after neighbours had complained the hens were attracting rats and Halifax Regional Municipality evicted the birds under the land use bylaw.
• After months on the lam, a skittish four-year-old Sheltie was finally captured and returned to its owners in Windsor. Eaton’s, which opened during the grand opening celebration of the Windsor Mall in 1973, was the first store in eastern Canada to display the new Canada-wide colour scheme. Eaton’s was staffed by salesman Merle McCulloch, second from left, and clerks Ina Coldwell, Dorothy Shiers, Elizabeth Crocker, Margaret Cochrane, Greta Demone and Erma Wile. - File• The new Windsor Mall officially opened on Water Street.
Pte. Donald Mores, of B Company, West Nova Scotia Regiment, put his classroom knowledge to the test during Operation Snowball — a field exercise in 1973. - File • Windsor Regional High School athletes and fellow students fundraised in order to purchase a new electric score clock for the gymnasium to improve volleyball and basketball games.
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