Ephemerides of November 25: Canadelle buys Créations Daisy Fresh in 1987

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Ephemerides of November 25: Canadelle buys Créations Daisy Fresh in 1987

On November 25, 1987, just like the Créations Daisy Fresh factory in the Saint-Roch district of Quebec, the one on avenue Saint-Jérôme in Matane had just been purchased by Canadelle, a manufacturer of lingerie items marketed under Wonderbra brand.

The transaction, the amount of which has not been disclosed, affects all of the manufacture of lingerie items with the exception of the pantyhose division.

The buyer does not envisage any change for the moment. The two companies will continue their activities independently and no layoffs should follow. Créations Daisy Fresh will therefore continue to manufacture bras and panties under the Daisy Fresh, Naturelle and Nuance brands.

Canadelle is a division of the Sara Lee conglomerate of Chicago that specializes in the manufacture of consumer goods, with annual sales totaling $9 billion. Sara Lee oversees the Hanes, L'Eggs, Bali and Isotoner divisions of Haris.

Other ephemerides

On November 25, 1858, blessing of the second stone church of Matane which will never be finished.

November 25, 1882, death of the merchant, squire (gentilhomme), merchant and justice of the peace Laurent-Nazaire Blais. Dr. Jean-Pierre Pelletier had provided him with care during the present 34 days. The Good Shepherd Sisters refused to pay the $700 account. Hence legal proceedings between 1873 and 1895. Brother of Mother Saint-Joseph, one of the four founders of the Good Shepherd, he made the Good Shepherd his sole heir. The estate amounts to $46,464, including land and a store, which was leased at a percentage to Mr. Philippe Paradis.

On November 25, 1904, for a third general election in a row in Quebec, the Liberals retained the four seats in Bas-Saint-Laurent. Donat Caron is re-elected unopposed in Matane.

On November 25, 1930, Jean-Baptiste Dion became postmaster of the Jaco-Hugues office, which opened near Grosses-Roches on December 1, 1913. He remained there until November 18, 1936.

On November 25, 1935, the population of Bas-Saint-Laurent sent six Liberal deputies to the Parliament of Quebec, including Joseph-Arthur Bergeron in Matane.

On November 25, 1946, Noël Gauthier finished as postmaster of the Saint-Adelme-de-Matane office, which opened under the name of Joffre on January 1, 1915. He had been since September 11, 1946.

On November 25, 1957, the Caisse populaire Saint-Rédempteur (future Du Rivage et des Monts) opened its doors on Thibault Street in Matane. The manager: Mrs. Antoine Harrisson.

On November 25, 1965, deputy Jacques Bernier believed that the demolition of the old Price sawmill could be undertaken next spring under the winter works law. It would be the municipality that would be in charge of it, but since the salaries in this work are paid entirely by the governments, the municipality would have little money to spend.

On November 25, 1980, the reorganization carried out at the Matane post office, at 200 avenue Saint-Jérôme, should be completed around December 10.

On November 25, 1981, Meublerie Pic Bois is no more. Faced with a difficult economic situation and a tightening of the furniture markets, the young Matanese company, established in the industrial park, had to sell its assets of $469,356. At the height of its production, it provided employment for more than twenty people.

On November 25, 1987, Les Bois de l'Est du Québec, a subsidiary of the Crown corporation Rexfor, will invest $2.7 million to produce more with the wood made available to it at its wood preparation center in the park. of Matane as well as its plants located in Gaspé-Nord and the Matapédia Valley. However, there will be no job creation or loss.

On November 25, 1988, opening in Rivière-du-Loup of the Socio-economic Conference of Bas-Saint-Laurent under the chairmanship of Pascal Parent.

On November 25, 1988, a strong earthquake measuring 5.9 on the Richter scale was felt throughout the Bas-Saint-Laurent.

On November 25, 1993, opening of Amusements Billbard, at 366, avenue Saint-Jérôme, by Éric Desgagnés.

On November 25, 1995, Benoît Bouffard became the new director of the Galeries du Vieux-Port de Matane.

On November 25, 1999, in Rimouski, the Eastern Quebec Regions Emergency Call Center (CAUREQ) became operational and received its first 911 call.

On November 25, 2005, Gaétan Lépine from La Cartouchière in Sainte-Félicité has just obtained a contract worth nearly $500,000 for the Canadian Armed Forces. It will provide snipers with rifles, silencers, etc. Already, it offers a service center for maintenance, repairs and upgrades.

On November 25, 2006, the Castors de Matane hockey team faced off against the Huskys de Paspébiac at the Center sportif Alain-Côté.

On November 25, 2012, in collaboration with CinémAlice, filmmaker Johanne Fournier presents her new film “Le temps qu'abord les bateau” (The time that boats take), at the Lucien-Bellemare hall of the Cégep.

On November 25, 2012, as part of a fundraising activity, the Thérapie canine de Matane invites dog owners to come and have their photos taken for $10 with Santa Claus, at Promenade du St-Laurent. For more than 10 years, this group of volunteers and their well-trained dogs have regularly visited people in classrooms, residences for the elderly, establishments that offer long-term care or programs that meet special needs.

On November 25, 2012, concert by the Rythmochoeur choir conducted by Mario Hamilton at the Saint-Rédempteur church in Matane.

On November 25, 2016, TV taping by TVCogeco of "Party vers l'ouest" with Simplement country Band at the Moose de Matane lodge, on Cartier Street.

On November 25, 2017, the Christmas Market of the Am'art group takes place in the cafeteria of the Polyvalente de Matane.