Otter Lake Golden Age dart and card results
January 23, 2018
Card results for Jan. 9 were: 50/50 was won by Doreen Zimmerling and door prize was won by Lillian Pasch. Ladies first went to Olivette
Card results for Jan. 9 were: 50/50 was won by Doreen Zimmerling and door prize was won by Lillian Pasch. Ladies first went to Olivette
Charlie Stevens is continuing his modelling career on Facebook. It takes a great sport to do what you’re doing. Keep up the good work. If
It is still pretty quiet around town and not much is moving. The second January thaw was another welcome break but now we should get
Our sympathy to the family of Hewitt McCredie who passed away at the age of 90 years. He will be sadly missed by all who
Our deepest condolences to the Allen family on the loss of Richard on Jan. 18 at age 70. Our thoughts and prayers for the Hall
On Thursday, the birthday club met at the Waltham Station. Elaine Tracy was the birthday girl this month. Everyone enjoyed a tasty lunch, birthday cake
On Jan. 22, Gordon McCrea celebrated his 99th birthday and has now rolled into his 100th year. He was born and raised in Chichester, Que.
January feels like it has just been crawling by. I’m not complaining because winter is my favourite season but I hope everyone is finding ways
Packed to the brim, the church was bustling and busy. Members of the choir rushed about, their robes brushing past pews that were full from
Jan. 20, 1993 25 Years Ago Late Senator’s family honours 24 residents: On Jan. 15, the family of the late Senator Tom Lefebvre carried out
Card results for Jan. 9 were: 50/50 was won by Doreen Zimmerling and door prize was won by Lillian Pasch. Ladies first went to Olivette Mason and second to Diana Peck. Men’s first was won by Edgar Dagenais and second
Charlie Stevens is continuing his modelling career on Facebook. It takes a great sport to do what you’re doing. Keep up the good work. If nothing else it keeps a smile on my face. How many chinooks are we going
It is still pretty quiet around town and not much is moving. The second January thaw was another welcome break but now we should get some snow that will stay around awhile. There will be news to share soon but
Our sympathy to the family of Hewitt McCredie who passed away at the age of 90 years. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him. It sure was nice to have another mild weekend which makes it much
Our deepest condolences to the Allen family on the loss of Richard on Jan. 18 at age 70. Our thoughts and prayers for the Hall family on the loss of Catherine on Jan. 19 at the age of 94.
On Thursday, the birthday club met at the Waltham Station. Elaine Tracy was the birthday girl this month. Everyone enjoyed a tasty lunch, birthday cake and socializing. On Friday evening, a surprise 50th birthday party was held in honour of
On Jan. 22, Gordon McCrea celebrated his 99th birthday and has now rolled into his 100th year. He was born and raised in Chichester, Que. He married Marie Perrault of Sheenboro. He and his family moved to the United States
January feels like it has just been crawling by. I’m not complaining because winter is my favourite season but I hope everyone is finding ways to pass these cold, dark days. Families with children playing hockey are keeping busy as
Packed to the brim, the church was bustling and busy. Members of the choir rushed about, their robes brushing past pews that were full from end to end. Soon, a hush began to fall over the congregation within St. Paul’s
Jan. 20, 1993 25 Years Ago Late Senator’s family honours 24 residents: On Jan. 15, the family of the late Senator Tom Lefebvre carried out one of his last official duties, honouring those who strive to improve life in their
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