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The good old days at the YWCA Fay Martin/The Oak Ridger The YWCA was the place to be in the old days. There were relaxing coffee times and just socializing with friends in the big room. Among the friends whom we think of enjoying coffee and fellowship in those days are Lee Crotinger, Louise Spray, Elaine Trauger, Anne Voelker, Barbara Becker, Rose Weaver, Cande Seay, Kathleen Stephens, Colleen Black and Becky Rushton. There were so many different programs that were available for one to enjoy. One popular program was the tour of local gardens. The Garden Tour Committee would select about four ...

His body was discovered under the printed programme of events using during the burial of his aunt.

Mrs Janet Rekhia Izevbehai (Nee Iredafe) was born about 78 years ago in a small rural community of Ubuneke Ivbiaro, Owan East Local Government Area of Edo State. She was the last of five siblings born by Late Mallam Audu Iredafe and Mrs. Amishetu Iredafe who incidentally, are also my grand parents thus making the deceased my aunty. Her family members were predominantly Muslims. Her father Mallam Audu Iredafe was the pioneer indigenous Imam (worship leader) of a mosque in the Muslim community having acquired Islamic knowledge from the Hausa/Fulani missionaries who brought the religion to the A...

LeFA receives second batch of FIFA funds LeFA receives second batch of FIFA funds Share The money is the second batch of Covid-19 relief funds from the global body. LeFA information officer Mikia Kalati confirmed on Friday that the association had indeed received the second batch. LeFA received the first instalment of M8, 6 million last August. Last season’s 14 premier league clubs shared M1, 120 million with each club pocketing M80 000 while the 20 A Division clubs shared M800 000. Each side got M40 000. Clubs from the B Division (458) shared M4, 580 million. Each side got M10 000. T...

Bay of Islands Sailing Week soon under way 20 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 3 minutes to read Formula One, the Nelson-Castro 53 skippered by Carl Smith and Tessa Dennistonsmith, will have a local youth sailor on board through the Room For One More programme. Photo / Lissa Reyden Formula One, the Nelson-Castro 53 skippered by Carl Smith and Tessa Dennistonsmith, will have a local youth sailor on board through the Room For One More programme. Photo / Lissa Reyden Northern Advocate It does not have the international recognition factor of the America's Cup, nor the huge budgets, but around 100 boats parti...