Telile Today
(Shows 101-125)

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We have a visit from Rob MacLean, a musician for Baddeck, who treats us to some original songs. Great country / folk music; fust Rob and his guitar.(2003; time30:00)

Rhonda visits the Cap Auget Trail with Jeff Stanley for a tour and an update on the progress. (2003)

We join Mark Boudreau in Port Hawkesbury, former resident of Petit de Grat, to see how he creates a model of the steamship, the KYLE; a craftsman must-see.

Join Earle Doyle as he and his committee open “Doyle road”, the newest multi-purpose trail on Isle Madame located between D’Escousse and Rocky Bay (2003)

We enjoy the Anniversary Celebration held on July 27 at St. John’s Anglican Church in Arichat. Then we join Jean Bonin and Gail McKay for discussion on the history of the church(2003; Time 1:01:25)

First we join Robbie Fougère of Petit de Grat for a tour of his garden, and then we get some garden winterizing tips (2003; Time 31:00)

 Rhonda speaks to Danny MacLean, of the St. Peter’s Department of Natural Resources office on his experience with the forest fire the crew from Nova Scotia was sent to fight in Alberta. (2003; 29:00)

Get an update on recycling as Rhonda speaks to Michelle Campbell on recycling do’s and don’ts (2003; time

Join Leonel LeBlanc, Ceilidh Trail Woodcraft of Mabou, as he discusses his art of making fiddles and mandolins; a very interesting program for musicians and non-musicians alike. (2003; Time 30:20)

Join Rhonda as we enjoy the music of Jason Williams, a native of L’Ardoise with roots in Isle Madame. Jason’s CD is on sale at Telile and other outlets around Richmond County(2004; Time 54:10)

In honour of Valentines Day and Heart & Stroke Month, we are going to speak to volunteers for Heart & Stroke; Holly MacIntosh about the organization and their goals. (2004; time 32:10)

Book launch of Peer into the Past by Stephanie Campbell in association with the Richmond Literacy Network. A few local people read some personal stories from the book. (2004; time 50:25)

We join the open house at the Early Childhood Intervention office in Port Hawkesbury and speak to Executive Director Maria Babin of West Arichat, staff and parents about the needs of children with special needs. (2004; time 27:20)

You can get out of the winter doldrums and get active right in your own back yard. First we are going to speak to the owners of PACE-UR-SELF fitness center, then Wendy Boudreau and FITNESS FRIENDZY and Cecile Hyland and the activities at Richmond County Recreation. (2004; time 26:20)

Join us as we get a tour of our new Municipal Office (2004; 44:05)

Corporal Paul Vickers of The Richmond District RCMP (2004; 28:35)

October 18 – 22 is Waste Reduction week. Join us as we recognize people who make a difference. We will also give you some helpful reduction tips. (2004; 37:15)

Join us as we speak to David Forgeron, chairman of the 2004 Tall Ships Visit to Isle Madame and we will tour the tall ship, MIRCEA, anchored in the Arichat Harbour o August 4 and 5 (2004; 29:10)

Rhonda speaks to Don Boudrot on his book ‘The days of wooden ships and iron men – A brief history of Isle Madame’ published by the Isle Madame Historical Society (2004; 53:20)

Rhonda parle avec Ben Samson sur le livre d’histoire de 100e anniversaire de l’Église St. Joseph à Petit de Grat. (2004; 35:30)

Rhonda parle avec les musiciens locaux Delores Boudreau, Céleste Boudreau, Michelle Boudreau-Samson et Marylin David sur le CD Les Anges a Géraldine. Tout l’argent est pour le cancer du sein.

Rhonda speaks to members of the Isle Madame Historical Society to learn more about the important role they play in archiving our local history. (30:45)

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