Private Charles Nelson Kelsh born in Coe Hill, died Aug. 25, 1918 during the First World War in France. He was 23 and a member of the 21st Bn., Canadian Infantry (Eastern Ontario Regiment). He was the son of Private Charles Nelson Kelsh born in Coe Hill, according information posted at the Canadian Great War project. Kelsh was buried at Dainville British Cemetery in France.
Brent Goodwin passed along this note and photo of the Think Snow event Feb. 14 in Coe Hill … “About 70 skaters took part on Sat. Feb. 14th THINK SNOW EVENT held at the Coe Hill Rink sponsored by the Wollaston Recreation Committee, a good time was had by all.”
Brent Goodwin passed along this report from Coe Hill Public school: Monday, February 9 was an afternoon of celebration for the staff and students at Coe Hill School. An assembly was held to recognize 11 students for their outstanding contributions and demonstrations of January’s character trait “responsibility”. Winners received a certificate and medallion from their teacher and vice principal Kim Ried. February’s character trait is “humour.” Harold Nash of Coe Hill Legion Branch 581 was also on hand to provide letters of congratulations to Jessica, Shyanne, Tori, and Brooke for their success in the Legion’s...
Harold Nash, president of the Coe Hill branch 581 of the Royal Canadian Legion presented four Coe Hill public school students with letters of congratulations for their entries in the 2008 Remembrance Day student poster contest. Jessica Wilkins was first in the black and white poster category. Shyanne Swartzman won special mention for her colour poster. Tori Wilkins’ poster place first in the colour poster category. Brook Medve was third with her colour poster. Legion youth education chair Robert Woodley said that the posters by Jessica, Tori and Brook have been to...
Deputy Reeve Brent Goodwin passed along a photo taken at the Food Mart in Coe Hill, with this information: “Rosa hopes spring comes soon to Coe Hill . . .” Hey, is that the Liquor store still back there, buried in the snow?
I don’t know who these guys are, but if you believe what you see on the Internet, they’re snowboarding in Coe Hill and jumped across across a road…something I know I couldn’t do without landing on my butt or face. Or both…
Inventor of this rear-drive snow machine, Shawn Watling, grew up in Coe Hill and attended high school in Bancroft, Brent Goodwin says. His invention was featured in December on the Daily Planet show on the Discovery Channel: http://watch.discoverychannel.ca/clip121232#clip121232 This is his company site, where there’s another video: http://rndinnovators.com/
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