Waltham: Helen Perry
August 13, 2019
On Aug. 8, the Waltham firefighters hosted a group of day camp children in the Waltham Fire Station. They answered and coloured a little .
On Aug. 8, the Waltham firefighters hosted a group of day camp children in the Waltham Fire Station. They answered and coloured a little .
This summer has been flying by so quickly, I just want to push the pause button. I had a wonderful week of holidays at the
I had a busy week starting off on Wednesday when my cousins Ramona Dunahee from Brinston, Ont. and her daughter Angela from Ottawa and Freda
I planned a barbecue this week but when we started it, the thing didn’t work. It had hardly any flame. Very disappointing. A cast iron
Most any farmer today can name fifty improvements in the ways farming is done today compared to only a generation or two ago. The crops
by Shelley Heaphy Life is busy, weeknights are filled with homework and activities and so are our weekends. That’s why we need to carve out
Aug. 10, 1994 25 Years Ago New era of tourism for Bristol: On Saturday the newly-renovated Norway Bay wharf and Bristol Town Hall were officially
Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this week: Samantha Lacourse, Janet Judd, Tom Tubman, Kathy Murray, Sheena Campbell, Heather MacKechnie, Amanda Smart, Albert Armstrong,
This past Saturday, Larry and I, my sister Joyce, husband Jim Quenneville, my brother Brian and his wife Lisa Heagle, of Cornwall attended the Spence
What a spectacular weekend we had with the weather cooperating, although a few spots had some rain. We didn’t get any rain in Vinton however,
On Aug. 8, the Waltham firefighters hosted a group of day camp children in the Waltham Fire Station. They answered and coloured a little . . .
This summer has been flying by so quickly, I just want to push the pause button. I had a wonderful week of holidays at the end of July and early August. I enjoyed time spent with family and . .
I had a busy week starting off on Wednesday when my cousins Ramona Dunahee from Brinston, Ont. and her daughter Angela from Ottawa and Freda Dupuis from Metcalfe came for . . .
I planned a barbecue this week but when we started it, the thing didn’t work. It had hardly any flame. Very disappointing. A cast iron frying pan my dad gave . . .
Most any farmer today can name fifty improvements in the ways farming is done today compared to only a generation or two ago. The crops now are three or four times . . .
by Shelley Heaphy Life is busy, weeknights are filled with homework and activities and so are our weekends. That’s why we need to carve out time to do family things and include them on our calendar. Make them part of
Aug. 10, 1994 25 Years Ago New era of tourism for Bristol: On Saturday the newly-renovated Norway Bay wharf and Bristol Town Hall were officially opened by Pontiac-Gatineau-Labelle MP Robert Bertrand and Provincial Minister of Public Security Robert Middlemiss. From
Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this week: Samantha Lacourse, Janet Judd, Tom Tubman, Kathy Murray, Sheena Campbell, Heather MacKechnie, Amanda Smart, Albert Armstrong, Lee Laframboise,
This past Saturday, Larry and I, my sister Joyce, husband Jim Quenneville, my brother Brian and his wife Lisa Heagle, of Cornwall attended the Spence Reunion in St Joseph. It began in the afternoon with a . . .
What a spectacular weekend we had with the weather cooperating, although a few spots had some rain. We didn’t get any rain in Vinton however, and we do need it. Most of the farmers are happy that they got this
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