Waltham: Helen Perry
April 21, 2020
We were saddened to hear of the passing of Carmel Lilian (Carroll) nee Chaput. She was the beloved wife of the late Clayton Chaput. Carmel
We were saddened to hear of the passing of Carmel Lilian (Carroll) nee Chaput. She was the beloved wife of the late Clayton Chaput. Carmel
April 19, 1995 25 Years Ago Braving the cold for Easter Seals: While the Beavers rode ahead on a float, Cubs and Scouts walked the
Easter is just over but not many wanted to dress up. It used to be a treat to go to church Easter Sunday and see
On April 22, the hope is that people from around the globe will be making changes to their daily routines to lessen environmental impact as
Well I hope that everyone enjoyed a safe and healthy Easter weekend. It sure was different, as everyone is physical distancing. Larry and I cannot
I hope everyone found a way to enjoy Easter this year, even though it was a very different celebration than usual. Many of us are
This past week has been a week of firsts for my family. We had a virtual reunion of the Lacourse’s on Easter Sunday, from as
Sadly, on April 4, Joe Selkirk, of Sheenboro, lost his home to a fire. Many have been generous to a GoFundMe page setup for Joe.
I would like to wish the following people a very happy birthday: Dillon Kelly on the 16, Richard Castonguay, Maureen Gagnon and myself on the
My pup and I don’t always go out for our walk. Sometimes the weather is hateful. The wind, mixed with sleet and rain, is beyond
We were saddened to hear of the passing of Carmel Lilian (Carroll) nee Chaput. She was the beloved wife of the late Clayton Chaput. Carmel loved life and lived it to the fullest. Her pride and joy were her children,
April 19, 1995 25 Years Ago Braving the cold for Easter Seals: While the Beavers rode ahead on a float, Cubs and Scouts walked the mile-long route of Saturday’s Kiwanis Easter Seals Parade in Ottawa, proudly carrying the banner of
Easter is just over but not many wanted to dress up. It used to be a treat to go to church Easter Sunday and see the ladies all dressed up to celebrate the start of another season. As most of
On April 22, the hope is that people from around the globe will be making changes to their daily routines to lessen environmental impact as a way to celebrate Earth Day. This year with so much of the world spending
Well I hope that everyone enjoyed a safe and healthy Easter weekend. It sure was different, as everyone is physical distancing. Larry and I cannot remember ever missing Easter church celebrations. We are very blessed that Fr. Justin Bertrand is
I hope everyone found a way to enjoy Easter this year, even though it was a very different celebration than usual. Many of us are lucky to have ways of worshipping online, which is a great comfort. We watched church
This past week has been a week of firsts for my family. We had a virtual reunion of the Lacourse’s on Easter Sunday, from as far away as the Yukon, Larder Lake, Kanata West, Fort William (Quebec), Green Lake and
Sadly, on April 4, Joe Selkirk, of Sheenboro, lost his home to a fire. Many have been generous to a GoFundMe page setup for Joe. To add to how a community is always there to help, over the past winter
I would like to wish the following people a very happy birthday: Dillon Kelly on the 16, Richard Castonguay, Maureen Gagnon and myself on the 17, Michael McCrank on the 20. I personally didn’t, see the Easter Bunny but I
My pup and I don’t always go out for our walk. Sometimes the weather is hateful. The wind, mixed with sleet and rain, is beyond what I want to experience, so we wait. There is an expression I’ve heard about
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