The Way We Were
July 23, 2019
July 27, 1994 25 Years Ago Calumet soldier off to Rwanda: Today, Sylvain LaSalle will leave a land of plenty and enter a world of
July 27, 1994 25 Years Ago Calumet soldier off to Rwanda: Today, Sylvain LaSalle will leave a land of plenty and enter a world of
Dear Editor, I have just read your extensive coverage of the recent inaugural Pontiac Quad Club Rally and was extremely gratified to see in both
When I wrote about this two years ago, my hopes were grim. I thought for sure we’d never be able to do a long road
The Campbell’s Bay Lions Club has pledged $1,000 per year over the next five years to help the municipality construct a water park for children.
J.D. Potie On July 19, a group of girl guides with the 5th Crown Pathfinders from North Vancouver British Columbia, were at the home of
Card results for July 9 were: The 50/50 was won by Denis Lafleur and the door prize went to Dorcas Sparling. Ladies first was won
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to the Ranger family of Chichester, Que. on the passing of their mother, Norma Venasse Ranger (late Cecil)
Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Kayla Rehel and Mark Morris on the birth of their beautiful baby boy Nolan Adrien. On Thursday, the
Want to learn bridge? Every Tuesday, St. Paul’s Anglican Church hosts bridge at 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. All are welcome. Happy birthday to the
Congratulations to Erin (Powell) and Dan Fish who welcomed a baby boy last week. They named him Elliott Randall and his big sister Charlee is
July 27, 1994 25 Years Ago Calumet soldier off to Rwanda: Today, Sylvain LaSalle will leave a land of plenty and enter a world of hate. Rwanda. The Calumet Island man boarded a jetliner destined for Kigali, the central-African country’s
Dear Editor, I have just read your extensive coverage of the recent inaugural Pontiac Quad Club Rally and was extremely gratified to see in both word and picture that the trail system currently in place for the use of ATV
When I wrote about this two years ago, my hopes were grim. I thought for sure we’d never be able to do a long road trip with our crew – I’ve always dreamed of going down East as a family.
The Campbell’s Bay Lions Club has pledged $1,000 per year over the next five years to help the municipality construct a water park for children. This project is part of the community’s revitalization plan, which began in 2016. Work on
J.D. Potie On July 19, a group of girl guides with the 5th Crown Pathfinders from North Vancouver British Columbia, were at the home of local residents Scott and Susanne Gardiner in Campbell’s Bay after receiving the Canada Card, an
Card results for July 9 were: The 50/50 was won by Denis Lafleur and the door prize went to Dorcas Sparling. Ladies first was won by Diana Peck and second by June Dubeau. Mens first was won by Robin Zacharias
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to the Ranger family of Chichester, Que. on the passing of their mother, Norma Venasse Ranger (late Cecil) on July 18. The funeral mass took place on July 22, at St. Alphonsus Church
Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Kayla Rehel and Mark Morris on the birth of their beautiful baby boy Nolan Adrien. On Thursday, the birthday club met at the Waltham Station. Elizabeth Ethier, Paulette Pelletier and Lorna Turner were
Want to learn bridge? Every Tuesday, St. Paul’s Anglican Church hosts bridge at 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. All are welcome. Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this upcoming week: Helen Murdock, Lucy Hamilton, David Smart, Dean Pawlett, Linda
Congratulations to Erin (Powell) and Dan Fish who welcomed a baby boy last week. They named him Elliott Randall and his big sister Charlee is very proud. Best wishes to the whole family. Warm wishes are extended to Andrew Hickey
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