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Oct. 27, 1993 25 Years Ago Liberal sweep takes Pontiac-Gatineau-Labelle: A smile lit up Robert Bertrand’s face Monday night when the candidate was told he
As a parent with little kids Halloween is an exciting time. I enjoy working with my children to decide what the costumes will be, making
When mad cow disease was discovered 16 years ago in England it was only a year later that an animal was found in western Canada
Card results for Oct. 16 were: 50/50 was won by Doreen Zimmerling and the door prize by Mabel Kluke. Ladies first went to Dorcas Sparling
This past week, Norma and I toured around Chilliwack, B.C. to see the cranberry farmers flooding their fields and harvesting their crops. It was amazing
Last Thursday, the birthday club met at the Waltham Station. Ella Bayne was October’s birthday girl. Everyone enjoyed a tasty lunch and birthday cake. We
Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this week: Melissa Horner, David Hobbs, Tim Murray, Eric Smith, Louise Lance, Claudette Horner, Katie Beer, Lynda Horner
Belated birthday greetings go to Nolan Sullivan who celebrated his seventh birthday with his mom, dad and sister Dylan in Costa Rica. Dylann will celebrate
I trust that everyone had a wonderful weekend, as I know many people took part in the costume parties and festivities throughout the Pontiac in
As we drive around our communities, we notice more and more empty barns where farmers kept animals for generations past. A few of these old
Oct. 27, 1993 25 Years Ago Liberal sweep takes Pontiac-Gatineau-Labelle: A smile lit up Robert Bertrand’s face Monday night when the candidate was told he was the first Liberal MP in Quebec declared by the CBC to have been elected.
As a parent with little kids Halloween is an exciting time. I enjoy working with my children to decide what the costumes will be, making crafts, attending parties and carving our jack-o-lanterns. The one thing I could do without though
When mad cow disease was discovered 16 years ago in England it was only a year later that an animal was found in western Canada with the same disease. You, the Canadian consumer, never stopped buying and eating Canadian beef.
Card results for Oct. 16 were: 50/50 was won by Doreen Zimmerling and the door prize by Mabel Kluke. Ladies first went to Dorcas Sparling and second to Mabel Kluke. Men’s first was won by Denis Lafleur and second by
This past week, Norma and I toured around Chilliwack, B.C. to see the cranberry farmers flooding their fields and harvesting their crops. It was amazing to see and the colour was brilliant. We made Halloween treats for our great-niece Joceline
Last Thursday, the birthday club met at the Waltham Station. Ella Bayne was October’s birthday girl. Everyone enjoyed a tasty lunch and birthday cake. We were saddened to hear of the passing of Alison Schilling of Pembroke, Ont. She was
Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this week: Melissa Horner, David Hobbs, Tim Murray, Eric Smith, Louise Lance, Claudette Horner, Katie Beer, Lynda Horner and Phyllis Wilson.
Belated birthday greetings go to Nolan Sullivan who celebrated his seventh birthday with his mom, dad and sister Dylan in Costa Rica. Dylann will celebrate her birthday on Nov. 4. Also a happy birthday to Joyce Bryson who celebrated on
I trust that everyone had a wonderful weekend, as I know many people took part in the costume parties and festivities throughout the Pontiac in celebration of Halloween. I hear the annual party at Gavan’s was a hoot as usual.
As we drive around our communities, we notice more and more empty barns where farmers kept animals for generations past. A few of these old barns have been repurposed as machine sheds or even cleaned up and adapted as places
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