I guess it’s fall now so we will slowly settle in.
There is a lot of work going on at Langford’s Depanneur. Some say there will be extra seating for the coffee shop, some say extra parking. Whatever it is, it will be welcome.
The Red Hats had an outing last Thursday at Mickey Creek to celebrate some birthdays. It was nice. We had not gathered all summer so we enjoyed getting caught up. I found out that when Sheila Lawn was in Edmonton visiting her son, her husband John flew out for the second week and for Thanksgiving. Then they flew home together. She said it was a nice surprise and he got to spend some time with the twin granddaughters.
Father Ghislain said his last mass on Saturday as he is leaving for a three month medical leave in Belgium. We are welcoming Fr. Christian who will be his replacement. He will be taking up residence in Campbell’s Bay for three months. We wish Fr. Ghislain all the best for a speedy recovery back to full health.
We will be having our Celebration of Life for all those who have passed away on Saturday and especially for those laid to rest in our graveyard in the last 12 months. We encourage all to attend.
We send our good wishes out to Emile Morin who had surgery in Montreal last Thursday. We also would like to continue sending good wishes to Ken Morin and Sister Cecile.
The McTiernan’s were in town on Saturday. The family was together as it was Connie’s 55th birthday. They celebrated with lunch at Mickey Creek complete with birthday cake and gifts for Connie. She was thrilled. Joining them was long-time friend of the family, Brian Kelly and his wife Sheila from Fort Coulonge.
There were lots of Halloween parties on the weekend. We attended one and there were a lot of good costumes. The dance at the Lions Hall in Bryson apparently was very well attended as well. A party was held at the school on Sunday for the children. It’s nice to keep them inside when the weather is poor.
The deer hunt opens on the weekend and I hope people respect the no trespassing signs and no hunting on private property as it becomes dangerous to be out on your own property when you live in the country.
Well, I guess that does it for me for this week. Happy birthday and happy anniversary if you are celebrating and we wish everyone good health.













