Vol. 11 No.4 - May 1991 May 1 Written By Mia Boyce Click here to view The Keswick Exchange Vol. 11 No.4 (1991) May1991Exchange10th10anniversaryBetty Eidt (seated) , with Roberta Morehouse, two of the Exchange "staffersWho are the People Behind the Keswick Exchange? by Nancy RideoutAs the Keswick Exchange marks its 10th anniversary, I'd like to tell you about the volunteers who bring you the community newspaper. The Keswick Exchange is really a people story, although those involved prefer a low profCommunity Newspaper? Who Needs It!YEARS OF THE EXCHANGE:MEMORIES OF THE RIVER BY PERLEY EMBLETONIt was legal to have a net "set" in the river above tide water when I was young. I'm not certain if a license was needed, or "the right to fish" was granted some families and passed down through generations. At any rate a row of wooden stakes, extending out from shore perhaps 50 ft. with the net unseen below the water line, was evidence of a fisherman trying his luckPre-school and Kindergarten in our CommunityThese are exciting times for early childhood education in New Brunswick. This fall 300 kindergarten teachers and several thousand fiveyear olds will become part of our public school program. Consequences, both good and bad, of such a massive reorganization will be felt for years to come. This is the fiSchool Board Chattersroom for Keswick Ridge School has been approved by the Dept. of Education. Registration numbers as of Apr. 16th were 19 for kindergarten and 21 for grade 1. Because of the need to finalize decisions on the number of classes for the District, which affects staffing, site location, bussing, etc., May 1st has been set as a cut-off date. Children register- ed after this date can not be guaranteed plaKATHY'S KITCHENKeswick Ridge SchoolNews & ViewsBIRD TALKGarbage Collection Joel Wilson of Burtt's Corner has taken over the collection of garbage for the Keswick Ridge area.open House I would like to invite relatives and friends to join me in my new home for a visit and a cup of coffeeKRA Annual HeldLOCAL GIRL WINS WRITING PRIZE Kate Hunt, of Keswick Ridge, was the winner of thST. JOHN AMBULANCEKESWICK 865 DIVISION MARCH REPORTMemories of a 91--Year--OldOn April 17 Arlus Brewer of Burtt' s Comer turned 9l. Born at home in Lower Stone Ridge in 1900, Mr. Brewer has witnessed many remarkable changes in both the community and technology. Imagine, at the turn of this century there were no airplanPerley StoryGreen-up Campaign Mia Boyce
Vol. 11 No.4 - May 1991 May 1 Written By Mia Boyce Click here to view The Keswick Exchange Vol. 11 No.4 (1991) May1991Exchange10th10anniversaryBetty Eidt (seated) , with Roberta Morehouse, two of the Exchange "staffersWho are the People Behind the Keswick Exchange? by Nancy RideoutAs the Keswick Exchange marks its 10th anniversary, I'd like to tell you about the volunteers who bring you the community newspaper. The Keswick Exchange is really a people story, although those involved prefer a low profCommunity Newspaper? Who Needs It!YEARS OF THE EXCHANGE:MEMORIES OF THE RIVER BY PERLEY EMBLETONIt was legal to have a net "set" in the river above tide water when I was young. I'm not certain if a license was needed, or "the right to fish" was granted some families and passed down through generations. At any rate a row of wooden stakes, extending out from shore perhaps 50 ft. with the net unseen below the water line, was evidence of a fisherman trying his luckPre-school and Kindergarten in our CommunityThese are exciting times for early childhood education in New Brunswick. This fall 300 kindergarten teachers and several thousand fiveyear olds will become part of our public school program. Consequences, both good and bad, of such a massive reorganization will be felt for years to come. This is the fiSchool Board Chattersroom for Keswick Ridge School has been approved by the Dept. of Education. Registration numbers as of Apr. 16th were 19 for kindergarten and 21 for grade 1. Because of the need to finalize decisions on the number of classes for the District, which affects staffing, site location, bussing, etc., May 1st has been set as a cut-off date. Children register- ed after this date can not be guaranteed plaKATHY'S KITCHENKeswick Ridge SchoolNews & ViewsBIRD TALKGarbage Collection Joel Wilson of Burtt's Corner has taken over the collection of garbage for the Keswick Ridge area.open House I would like to invite relatives and friends to join me in my new home for a visit and a cup of coffeeKRA Annual HeldLOCAL GIRL WINS WRITING PRIZE Kate Hunt, of Keswick Ridge, was the winner of thST. JOHN AMBULANCEKESWICK 865 DIVISION MARCH REPORTMemories of a 91--Year--OldOn April 17 Arlus Brewer of Burtt' s Comer turned 9l. Born at home in Lower Stone Ridge in 1900, Mr. Brewer has witnessed many remarkable changes in both the community and technology. Imagine, at the turn of this century there were no airplanPerley StoryGreen-up Campaign Mia Boyce
