Well, we finally got a nice weekend weatherwise. It was great for the Lions’ Jamboree in Shawville. We attended again this year and it was a great success. The Bowes Brothers performed on Sunday morning and were very good again

Get well wishes and prayers are with Grace Allard who is in the hospital. A cheery hello is extended to Susan Ethier who underwent surgery this past week. We were saddened to hear of the passing of Jerry Harrington of

Congratulations to Anna Pouls and John Gillis of Petawawa, Ont., on the birth of their son, Emanuel Francis Gillis on July 18. Very proud grandparents are Mark and Fredi Hungate and Great Grandma Agnes Steven Hobbard. Fredi’s mom also celebrated

Congratulations to Tom and Erin Dolan who were married at their home in Cobden, Ont. in a beautiful outdoor ceremony on Saturday. A reception followed at the Legion in Cobden where friends and family celebrated with the newlyweds. Wishing the

Monday was another rainy day. Well, I guess we won’t have to water our gardens or plants for a couple of days. Just a reminder don’t forget about the tea party this Wednesday at the Bristol town hall with a

Congratulations to Shannon (Nugent) and Gilles Lafleur on the birth of their new baby, a little boy named Eli who arrived safely on July 13. Proud big brothers are Caleb and Ethan. Best wishes to the whole family. I’d like

We are still having a lot of rain and Sunday night we had quite a storm and downpour. This is not good haying weather and the gardens are getting another drowning. This coming week the Golden Age Club in Otter

Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to Leo Rochon and the McGuire family on the passing of Marion McGuire Rochon of St. Joseph’s. Congratulations go out to Michael and Audrey Lepine Mercier who celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary on

June 27 cards results were: 50/50 was won by Rose Dagenais and the door prize by Janet Lafleur. Ladies first was won by Janet Lafleur and second by Mabel Kluke. Men’s first was won by Jim Stewart and second by

Well, if you are wondering where the tourists are, you have only to go to southern Quebec and cross over into New Brunswick and there they are. Motor homes, trailers, campers, motorcycles, cyclists, they are all over. It is very