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Ken Johnston

Better late than never! Words that Oliver and Jason Gibbins, of Morson, will likely live by forever.

Ken Johnston
Editor

It is his first full time teaching job and Trevor Hands is loving every minute of it!
This young man, a Fort Frances native, loves the area and was very excited to get hired to teach full time in Bergland at McCrosson-Tovell elementary school.

Ken Johnston
Editor

Lucy Mann is teaching for her second year in the local public system at Riverview School. Last year she was in Nestor Falls.

Ken Johnston
Editor

Growing up in Pinewood, teaching at Riverview Elementary School is like coming home for Mark Jodoin.

Ken Johnston
Editor

Joan Pentney is in her 20th year of teaching and has made the move from McCrossen-Tovell after 17 years there, to Riverview School in Rainy River.
“It was just time for a change,” said Pentney having nothing but good things to say about her years at Bergland.

Ken Johnston
Editor

This is Charlene Brubacher’s second year teaching in the area but her first in Rainy River.

Ken Johnston
Editor

A year ago a Bergland lady began sweetening everyone up when she started her hand-dipped candy business there.

Ken Johnston
Editor

Like coffee and sweets?
Well then the Record office has something for you this Thursday as it hosts its 10th Annual Alzheimer’s Coffee Break. Each year the staff spends all night baking goodies the night before and then opens its doors to the public to raise money for this good cause.

On Sept. 15/04 we met at the depot for fun and fellowship. John Gosselin was our guest today. His guitar and that great voice we all enjoy, singing those old western songs we love. Thanks John.

Ken Johnston
Editor

They came here in 1968 and planned to only stay a short while. Last week a come and go tea was held to honour Bob and Iris Osadchuk who moved to Steinbach this week; some 36 years after they arrived.