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We were saddened to hear of the passing of world renowned surgeon Dr. Wilbert Keon. He was the founder of the Ottawa Heart Institute. He
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We were saddened to hear of the passing of world renowned surgeon Dr. Wilbert Keon. He was the founder of the Ottawa Heart Institute. He
Deepest sympathy is extended to the Gibeault family as Joseph Gibeault passed away on April 2. We are also thinking of the Hickey family as
I’ve been out on sunny days when the temperature has been milder, pruning both my apple and pear trees and my grapes. I find it
Well, almost, after this freezing, cold, snowy winter I can only hope to bring spring closer by thinking of it. I still see loads of
We have all entered a dark room and shouted, “Turn on the light!” Sometimes, there is no light to turn on. Every year our farmers
Apr. 13, 1994 25 Years Ago Thorne mourns the loss of its mayor: Mayor Clarence Frederick Pasch passed way peacefully in the Pontiac Community Hospital
Our sincere condolences and sympathies go out to Ann and the Keon family on the passing of Dr. Wilbert Keon. He passed away peacefully with
The galloping grannies were at it again this weekend. My daughter Shelley spent the week with me so Theresa and I drove her back to
Want to learn bridge? Join the bridge club in Shawville on Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at St-Paul’s Church Hall. People celebrating their birthdays this week
Well, it is that time of the year again for collecting the sap and making maple syrup. According to Gerry Perry and Ray Béchamp, as
We were saddened to hear of the passing of world renowned surgeon Dr. Wilbert Keon. He was the founder of the Ottawa Heart Institute. He never forgot his Valley roots in Sheenboro, Que. Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are
Deepest sympathy is extended to the Gibeault family as Joseph Gibeault passed away on April 2. We are also thinking of the Hickey family as Tom Hickey passed away suddenly on April 10. Our sympathies are also going out to
I’ve been out on sunny days when the temperature has been milder, pruning both my apple and pear trees and my grapes. I find it difficult to cut away branches, unlike my father who seemed almost ruthless when he worked
Well, almost, after this freezing, cold, snowy winter I can only hope to bring spring closer by thinking of it. I still see loads of snow (I can’t believe how high the mountains still are), but the forecast has some
We have all entered a dark room and shouted, “Turn on the light!” Sometimes, there is no light to turn on. Every year our farmers work in situations where there is no light. When we look at what soil is
Apr. 13, 1994 25 Years Ago Thorne mourns the loss of its mayor: Mayor Clarence Frederick Pasch passed way peacefully in the Pontiac Community Hospital in Shawville on April 3 after a courageous battle with cancer at the age of
Our sincere condolences and sympathies go out to Ann and the Keon family on the passing of Dr. Wilbert Keon. He passed away peacefully with his family by his side on April 6. Whether it may have been a medical
The galloping grannies were at it again this weekend. My daughter Shelley spent the week with me so Theresa and I drove her back to Port Carling, Ont. on Saturday. Carl’s operation got moved up to Monday so we had
Want to learn bridge? Join the bridge club in Shawville on Tuesdays at 10 a.m. at St-Paul’s Church Hall. People celebrating their birthdays this week are: Heather Carmichael, Cassandra Young, Jill Smith, Todd Hearty, Nicholas Rebertz, Andrea Petty, Sylvie Thomson,
Well, it is that time of the year again for collecting the sap and making maple syrup. According to Gerry Perry and Ray Béchamp, as of yet, the sap is running slow. Angie, Danny and children Olivia and Jack Béchamp
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