Saint Malachie’s Church was built in the 1890s. It was a red church. Didn’t used to be red, it was white before. But they painted it red, I think in the 1960s. And it was a nice church. – Neven Humphrey

My mother had just had my youngest brother. So she would be waving at us through the window and we’d all be waving at her. But I don’t think it’s a hospital anymore. – Paula Davies

The early carnivals, everything was built by hand. They had the one where you throw the ball and you try to hit a target and someone falls in. Well, they were the local celebrities or people that were well known that would go and sit on that bench and, eventually, fall into the water. – […]

And I recall after school, me and all my friends would go down to our local rink. And kind of hang out ’till our parents were done work, which was usually around five o’clock. So we’d spend a couple hours at the rink just hanging out. – Paul Michaud Nolan

Now they have junior curling for much younger people. In those days, it was mostly adults. Although the high school curlers from Arvida went to the nationals. – Brenda Wyber