Dart and card results
August 29, 2017
August 22 card results: 50/50 was won by Debbie Lackey and the door prize was won by Lillian Pasch. Ladies first was won by Lillian
August 22 card results: 50/50 was won by Debbie Lackey and the door prize was won by Lillian Pasch. Ladies first was won by Lillian
Chris Lowrey PONTIAC Aug. 30, 2017 MRC des Collines Police are warning Pontiac residents to be careful who they give their information to over the
Chris Lowrey CLARENDON Aug. 18, 2017 Several traffic infractions were handed out during a one-day traffic blitz on highway 148 in Clarendon on Aug. 18.
Walking down a country road, I spied a white rock in the shape of a heart. It was the size of my smallest fingernail. I
You’d be hard pressed to find a more experienced attendee at this year’s Shawville Fair than Phyllis (Stewart) Wilson. Back in 1958 she was crowned
Aug. 26, 1992 25 Years Ago Tudor’s hat is in the ring: Quyon resident Mary Tudor has announced her intention to run for the seat
Since moving to Shawville, my perspective of the fair has changed drastically. Growing up in Campbell’s Bay, the fair always meant back to school. It
Dear Editor, Does Mr. Wills not know that a not-for-profit association, such as the TCRA, cannot get more than $1,000 a year for rent because
Well, Shawville Fair weekend is upon us, and with it comes an explosion in the amount of people milling around the community. Each year, the
Donald Teuma-Castelletti CAMPBELL’S BAY Aug. 26, 2017 A mural depicting Campbell’s Bay’s history has gained a new, aptly-named park to sit alongside it, when the
August 22 card results: 50/50 was won by Debbie Lackey and the door prize was won by Lillian Pasch. Ladies first was won by Lillian Pasch and second by Debbie Miron. Men’s first was won by Roland Mayer and second
Chris Lowrey PONTIAC Aug. 30, 2017 MRC des Collines Police are warning Pontiac residents to be careful who they give their information to over the phone. The police have received several complaints in recent months that several citizens have been
Chris Lowrey CLARENDON Aug. 18, 2017 Several traffic infractions were handed out during a one-day traffic blitz on highway 148 in Clarendon on Aug. 18. More than 10 speeding infractions were handed out. One lead-footed driver was caught going 145
Walking down a country road, I spied a white rock in the shape of a heart. It was the size of my smallest fingernail. I brought it home. The other day, on another path, there amongst the stones, was another
You’d be hard pressed to find a more experienced attendee at this year’s Shawville Fair than Phyllis (Stewart) Wilson. Back in 1958 she was crowned as the very first Dairy Queen, which was the precursor to the Fair Ambassador position.
Aug. 26, 1992 25 Years Ago Tudor’s hat is in the ring: Quyon resident Mary Tudor has announced her intention to run for the seat recently vacated by Pontiac Councillor Jacques Rainville. She has been circulating a flyer stating her
Since moving to Shawville, my perspective of the fair has changed drastically. Growing up in Campbell’s Bay, the fair always meant back to school. It meant trying out your new school outfits, car rides with friends and so much fun.
Dear Editor, Does Mr. Wills not know that a not-for-profit association, such as the TCRA, cannot get more than $1,000 a year for rent because to do so would be illegal? Is he aware that after more than one request
Well, Shawville Fair weekend is upon us, and with it comes an explosion in the amount of people milling around the community. Each year, the parking spaces around town fill up with the increased volume. More cars in town mean
Donald Teuma-Castelletti CAMPBELL’S BAY Aug. 26, 2017 A mural depicting Campbell’s Bay’s history has gained a new, aptly-named park to sit alongside it, when the grounds were officially inaugurated Saturday morning. Mural Park is now open at 100 Front St.,
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