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Nov. 27, 1996 25 Years Ago St. Joseph’s closes doors: That’s it for St. Joseph’s. As of Wednesday, the 46-year-old nursing home will be officially
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Nov. 27, 1996 25 Years Ago St. Joseph’s closes doors: That’s it for St. Joseph’s. As of Wednesday, the 46-year-old nursing home will be officially
What’s happening with the weather in BC? As a representative of Quebec’s farmers through general farm organizations, milk and beef boards, I have had the
This year, it feels like our busy Christmas season is back. We have Christmas parties in full swing, birthday parties, shopping dates and much more.
Our town has been lucky to have an Angel Tree Committee serving families in our area for many years. Those who started this project have
Nov. 20,1996 25 Years Ago Lamothe returns to head QPF: Pontiac’s new chief of police is not new at all. He’s called Pontiac his home
Last week, when I first woke up and checked my email my first message was from a young farmer who I knew. He asked if
The Onslow Christmas Craft Sale was held on Saturday at the Quyon Community Centre and what a successful day it was. It was my first
Happy 90th birthday to Allen Hill who celebrated on Nov. 16. Family and friends wish him well. Our deepest condolences to the Brownlee family on
Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with the Fleury family and their friends in the recent passing of Agnes “Katie” Fleury (nee Gleason.) She
I have only one week left in my house. Then I’ll be staying at Sharon’s until Dec. 3 then I am off to cousin Freda’s
Nov. 27, 1996 25 Years Ago St. Joseph’s closes doors: That’s it for St. Joseph’s. As of Wednesday, the 46-year-old nursing home will be officially closed. Three residents remain at the building, but they will now be part of the
What’s happening with the weather in BC? As a representative of Quebec’s farmers through general farm organizations, milk and beef boards, I have had the opportunity to visit Canada’s provinces and make life-long friends from east to west. Although completely
This year, it feels like our busy Christmas season is back. We have Christmas parties in full swing, birthday parties, shopping dates and much more. I can’t say the hustle and bustle isn’t a tad stressful but I am enjoying
Our town has been lucky to have an Angel Tree Committee serving families in our area for many years. Those who started this project have earned the right to retire from this position and pass on the torch. A wonderful
Nov. 20,1996 25 Years Ago Lamothe returns to head QPF: Pontiac’s new chief of police is not new at all. He’s called Pontiac his home for nearly 18 years. Sgt. Denis Lamothe took over as commander of the Campbell’s Bay
Last week, when I first woke up and checked my email my first message was from a young farmer who I knew. He asked if we had any extra milk? That’s a very logical question to ask a dairy farmer
The Onslow Christmas Craft Sale was held on Saturday at the Quyon Community Centre and what a successful day it was. It was my first time taking part in the sale with my . . .
Happy 90th birthday to Allen Hill who celebrated on Nov. 16. Family and friends wish him well. Our deepest condolences to the Brownlee family on the loss of Rev. . . .
Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with the Fleury family and their friends in the recent passing of Agnes “Katie” Fleury (nee Gleason.) She was the beloved wife of the late Wilbert Fleury. On Saturday, the Waltham Fire Department
I have only one week left in my house. Then I’ll be staying at Sharon’s until Dec. 3 then I am off to cousin Freda’s to say goodbye and visit for a few days. On Dec. 6 is the flight
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