Ladysmith Lillian Pasch 819-647-5304
June 26, 2018
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Bill Wallace who passed away last week. June 30 is the first of Ladysmith’s Flea Markets. It
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Bill Wallace who passed away last week. June 30 is the first of Ladysmith’s Flea Markets. It
There’s nothing I love more than occasionally eating out, for a while our family had to avoid doing so. We found it such a chore
Showing up somewhere new is, for most, intimidating. Like the first day of school way back when, there is that inherent feeling of the need
It is 6:00 a.m. Plug in the kettle. Make a coffee. No coffee. I didn’t refill the container. Without thinking, I have a routine. Habits,
Dear Editor, My name is Lorraine Beauparlant and I was born on Sept. 28, 1957 at the Pontiac Community Hospital. I was given up for
Dear Editor, On June 23, I had to visit the emergency department of the regional hospital in Shawville and was treated by Dr. Maria Kungurov.
June 23, 1993 25 Years Ago Fulford new Lions president: It was 30 years ago that Doug Fulford last served as president of the Shawville
This time of year, the Pontiac is buzzing. The cottage communities are full, students just finished school for the year, summer has officially started and
Donald Teuma-Castelletti CALUMET ISLAND June 24, 2018 In a spectacle described to organizers as something residents only ever expected to see on television, St. Jean
Chris Lowrey CLARENDON June 14, 2018 At the MRC council of mayors meeting, Clarendon resident Tom Orr voiced concern about the fact that the Clarendon
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Bill Wallace who passed away last week. June 30 is the first of Ladysmith’s Flea Markets. It starts at 9 a.m. and goes until around 2 p.m. It looks like there will
There’s nothing I love more than occasionally eating out, for a while our family had to avoid doing so. We found it such a chore to try and get all three kids settled and happy out in public waiting for
Showing up somewhere new is, for most, intimidating. Like the first day of school way back when, there is that inherent feeling of the need to run in the opposite direction. Either that or walk head long into the first
It is 6:00 a.m. Plug in the kettle. Make a coffee. No coffee. I didn’t refill the container. Without thinking, I have a routine. Habits, good or bad will dictate our life. Some help. Brushing your teeth and eating balanced
Dear Editor, My name is Lorraine Beauparlant and I was born on Sept. 28, 1957 at the Pontiac Community Hospital. I was given up for adoption four days later and sent to Orphelinat Sainte-Thérèse de Hull et Crèche de Miséricorde
Dear Editor, On June 23, I had to visit the emergency department of the regional hospital in Shawville and was treated by Dr. Maria Kungurov. She saved my life. I am very grateful for the services of this hospital which
June 23, 1993 25 Years Ago Fulford new Lions president: It was 30 years ago that Doug Fulford last served as president of the Shawville Lions Club and on Saturday night, his fellow Lions returned him to office. A lot
This time of year, the Pontiac is buzzing. The cottage communities are full, students just finished school for the year, summer has officially started and Canada Day is around the corner. Canada Day is a great opportunity to kick back
Donald Teuma-Castelletti CALUMET ISLAND June 24, 2018 In a spectacle described to organizers as something residents only ever expected to see on television, St. Jean Baptiste Day celebrations returned to Calumet Island with food, drinks and plenty of live entertainment
Chris Lowrey CLARENDON June 14, 2018 At the MRC council of mayors meeting, Clarendon resident Tom Orr voiced concern about the fact that the Clarendon transfer station has been instructed to start charging residents for yard waste. Orr is the
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