Odds & Ends / The Westville Tram Cars / That was then - This is Now / "Contraptions" 1911 / The History of Westville's Water System / Westville Streets in 1899 / Photo Feature: Streets Then & Later / People / Thank You
The Westville High School English Students wish to thank their principal, Mr. J.J. Vacheresse; the vice principal, Mr. Harold Lacey; and the school secretary, Mrs. Joyce Moodie for their assistance.
The students wish to thank the following for their financial assistance:
Amtek Limited
Art Palmer’s
Beth Enterprises
Bill Rundle’s Variety
Campbell’s Pharmacy
Fraser’s Variety
G.A. Shaw Fuels
Karen’s Unisex
MacDonald’s Confectionery
MacLeod’s Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Munro
Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Munro
Pictou County Quik Piks
Royal Bank Westville
St. Bees’ Anglican Church
Scizzor Wizard
Scotia Bank Westville
Scotia Foods
Sponagle’s Transmission
Stewart’s Garage
Stewart’s Video
The Trophy Factory
Westville Chapter No. 24 Order of the Eastern Star
Westville 5 to $1 Store
A special thank you to the following financial donors:
Nova Scotia Teachers Union – Pictou
Local
Westville High School Student Council
Westville Town Council
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
HISTORY OF WESTVILLE BOOK PROJECT
President Margaret
MacKinnon
Secretary Dene Wadden
Treasurer Christene Balfour
Vincent Muirhead Chairman of
Sales
Robert Baillie
John Cameron
Anne Millen
Laura Yuill
Loretta Green
Aileen Hale
Doug Simpson Editorial Advisor
HERITAGE GROUP COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Bill Forbes
Vivian Urquhart
Dan Hood
Peg Rundle
Margaret MacDonald
Vincent MacNutt
Millie Fillier
Laura Hand
Max Wadden
Leonard Underwood
Viola MacCulloch
Muriel MacDonald
Lorna Hatfield
Kay Fraser
Eve MacLeod
My Home Town
When I look around me
what do I see?
I see the history.
The buildings that have so many tales to tell.
I see the land.
The land that so many people worked to survive.
I see the people.
Those who watched this place grow and who will
always love it deep down.
Together I see the little coal mining village called
Westville, my home town.
-
Tracy O’Brien
The exit from Westville on
Cowan Street and Westville Road,
before the Trans-Canada Highway was built.