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Print Edition >> Current
& Past Issues >> Aug/Sept (07)
Driven by a Love of Community & Music Devoted to the Canadian Red Cross, the Alzheimer’s
Society, local schools, and many fundraising endeavours, Susan Butler is a wife and mother, director of the Miramichi Folksong
Festival for the past 25 years, eight time recording artist, Order of Canada recipient, and so much more. Judy Bowman sits
down with this Miramichi icon and talks to Susan about her life so far -- Susan Butler Gives of Herself by Judy Bowman Banking for the Local Guy Every credit union is unique to the community
it serves and the Miramichi region is fortunate enough to have two of them. Did you know Blackville Credit Union is the oldest
in Memories of Nanny’s House “Even before bed she insisted it wasn’t
good for children to sleep without something in their stomachs . . . out came the basket of sliced bread, the plastic bear
with the yellow spout for a hat that held the molasses, and the small tub of margarine. The older folks would have the last
of their dozen daily cups of tea while we children drank milk and gobbled that marvellous bread.” -- Bread and
Molasses by Angela Ranson Evolution of a Community The Executive Director of Enterprise Miramichi,
Brian Donovan, returns with the next in a series of articles about Miramichi. In this issue Brian looks at the elements essential
to change and how our community can use them to make Miramichi whatever we want it to be -- Change, Culture and Leadership
by Brian Donovan |
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