Telile Today
(Shows 26-50)

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Rhonda spent the day at the new Boy Scouts Camp at Lennox Passage. She spoke to some of the organizers and volunteers. Join us and see what they are doing on that little Island. You will be surprised.(1999)

We did some house cleaning at Telile and found some bits of footage from the past few months. We will begin with the Isle Madame Daycare and their visit to St. Ann’s Centre. Aselin Debison visited the studio at Christmas and sang a few songs. Rhonda spoke to the crafters from Boutique Isle Madame. The Irving garage was turned over to the Historical Society, and lastly we will bring you a home composting video(1999; time 55 minutes)

You may have noticed the CRIME STOPPERS ad on the scroll. Ron Rowe, Coordinator and Jim Wadden, Chairman from Crime Stoppers in Sydney visited the studio to explain what Crime Stoppers is and how it helps everyone.(1999; time 35:52)

Telile Today features Our Lady of Assumption Parish church in Arichat. We talk to Donnie Martell about the recent repairs to the church, Jason Boudrot fills us in on the history and we see some footage taken from the scaffolding when they were repairing the roof.(1999)

Featuring the Antique & Custom Car Show hosted by the Louisdale Lions Den on July 18. Join us while Erica Day chats with some of the car owners about their cars. Find out what is special about their car and why they make antique and custom car collecting their hobby.(1999; time 53:36)

Rhonda and Craig visits the Active Living Centre on Senior’s Day and listened to some music and got a tour of the Active Living Centre. They also went to Forest’s Lake in Petit de Grat for fishing derby sponsored by Richmond Wildlife Association. And finally they stopped by the first annual Arichat Regatta held in August.

Did you ever wonder what Development Isle Madame does? We are going to answer some of your questions. Join us for the first show in a two-part series on Development Isle Madame and some of its current projects. Craig Samson talks to Darrell Landry and Brenda Martell about DIMA’s current projects and Darrell takes us to the Cap Auguet Eco Trail and Arichat Water front Development project. Jason Boudrot also speaks on some history of DIMA. (1999)

Part two of the Development Isle Madame series highlighting some more of DIMA’s projects. This show will feature AFL Tank Manufacturing, the Community Investment Funds and the Fisheries Coop along with some information on the future of DIMA. (1999)

Telile’s new intern, Amanda Boudreau hosts Telile Today. She talks to the other participants in the 20 week Youth Services program and speaks to the coordinator Aline Langdon about the project’s goals and objectives. Join us while the 14 participants introduce themselves and tell us where they will be working for the next 20 weeks. (1999; 30 minutes)

Craig Samson visits Janvrin’s Island during Janvrin’s Fest ’99 celebrations. Join Craig while he speaks to some of the participants of Janvrin’s Fest including Gloria Hill, Wendy Boudreau, Lisa & Ainsley McNamara, Karroll and Karen Marchand, Mrs. Janvrin’s 1998 and Ellie Boudreau

Craig and Rhonda visited the Petit de Grat Festival last summer and will share some highlights with you, They also talked to the organizers of Radio Commautaire 97.1FM which broadcast during the week of the festival.(1999; 30 minutes)

Rhonda found out about the latest in recycling, Gloria gives blood at the blood donor clinic held at Isle Madame District High School in Arichat and Rhonda speaks to the Canada World Youth exchange participants staying with Martha Nettleton.

We visit the gang at Youth Services to see how things are going. The hosts, Crystal Elliott and Amanda Boudreau, two youth services participants, speak to the other participants and find out how things went. We will also see some of the work they have completed over the 20-week project. Crystal edited the program and she did a great job. (2000; time 35:16)

This show features a chat wit some of the organizers of Baraco Days in Louisdale and the progress on the Rosary Park next to the St. Louis Parish church in Louisdale. (2000; time 48:00)

Restez avec nous pour un petit goût de la culture acadienne de la journée artisanale à École Petit de Grat. (2000; time 35:16)

Fr. John J. MacDonald from D’Escousse joined us for a travel update on his trip to Scotland. He brought back some pictures and lots of stories, so join us. (2000; time 52.50)

Jeanne Belford and Jeanne Stone joined Rhonda in the studio to discuss the Isle Madame Genealogy Summit held on Isle Madame, Louisdale, and River Bourgeois on August 14 to 19. (2000.;33:46)

Nikki Samson visited Rhonda to review the fire arms application. The deadline for the application was October 15, 2000. (2000; 41:07)

Join Rhonda as she gets a tour of the HMCS Goose Bay and speaks to some of the crew and officials. The HMCS Goose Bay is a navy vessel working in conjunction with Canada Customs and the RCMP. (2000; time 36:00)

Telile joins the many participants on the 20th Annual Terry Fox Run held in Arichat on September 17. Whitney Landry and the Petit de Grat Steppers also perform for us. (2000; 42:28)

Telile went to visit the Classic Arabian Horse Farm in West Bay and spoke to Jessica von Kummant about the thoroughbreds. Also, Aselin Debison sang us a few songs at the Seafood Festival. (2000; time 41:30)

Telile visited the Health Fair held at the Isle Madame Senior Citizen’s Centre on November 23. Rhonda spoke to Health Providers on topics that are of interest to you We also have some scenes from Harbour Fest 2000 produced by SENCEN this summer. (2000; time 38:50)

Rhonda spent some time with Jamus Dorey from the Inverness Richmond Society for Persons with Disabilities. Jamus filled us in on the needs assessment study currently under way and the role of the society. We will round out the show with another segment from SENCEN on Isle Madame. (2001; 30 minutes)

During this 50th show of Telile Today, we celebrated the 150th Anniversary at Louisdale. Join us as we speak to Viola Landry about the history of the community and watch some footage provided by the Historical Society of the celebrations. (2001; time 30 minutes)

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