Wisdom
March 5, 2019
It’s the dead of winter, 6 a.m. and a spring picture entered my mind. I could see myself on my knees, in my flower bed,
It’s the dead of winter, 6 a.m. and a spring picture entered my mind. I could see myself on my knees, in my flower bed,
On Saturday evening, Charlie Ethier held his annual fish fry in his garage. Several family and friends from Waltham and the area gathered to socialize,
Our condolences and deepest sympathies to the Keon family on the passing of Paul Keon of Chapeau, Que. He was the son of the late
The Quyon Lions Club held their annual Curling Bonspiel at the Shawville Curling Club on Saturday. There was a great turnout of curlers playing in
Our deepest condolences to the Racine family on the loss of Keith on Feb. 25 at the age of 60. Our thoughts and prayers for
I would like to send out my deepest sympathy to the family of Keith Racine who passed away on Feb. 25. Keith was a volunteer
Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier Mar. 2, 1994 25 Years Ago Dry flood zones block development: Munici-palities along the Ottawa River are finding that some of
By Shelley Heaphy For as long as I can remember, my parents’ motto in our home was, “Someday your sisters will be your best friends.”
In 2019, we expect all food for sale to be safe to eat and nutritious. Every year though, people return from a vacation to some
Congratulations to the volunteers of the Shawville Winter Carnival that was held on Saturday. The seventh annual Fish Findlay Classic Hockey Tournament starts on Feb.
It’s the dead of winter, 6 a.m. and a spring picture entered my mind. I could see myself on my knees, in my flower bed, cleaning leaves and planting flowers. Minus 25 degrees Celsius outside, the thought warmed my heart.
On Saturday evening, Charlie Ethier held his annual fish fry in his garage. Several family and friends from Waltham and the area gathered to socialize, reminisce and enjoy a snack of fish. It was a great time. Anniversary wishes are
Our condolences and deepest sympathies to the Keon family on the passing of Paul Keon of Chapeau, Que. He was the son of the late Dr. Harold and Nora Keon. His funeral was held at St. Alphonsus Church on Feb.
The Quyon Lions Club held their annual Curling Bonspiel at the Shawville Curling Club on Saturday. There was a great turnout of curlers playing in three different divisions with fun competition going on all day long. I had such a
Our deepest condolences to the Racine family on the loss of Keith on Feb. 25 at the age of 60. Our thoughts and prayers for the Strutt and Track families on the loss of Blaine on Feb. 27 at the
I would like to send out my deepest sympathy to the family of Keith Racine who passed away on Feb. 25. Keith was a volunteer fire fighter and on Friday all his friends and fellow firefighters attended his funeral. He
Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier Mar. 2, 1994 25 Years Ago Dry flood zones block development: Munici-palities along the Ottawa River are finding that some of their choice development land is off-limits. This problem resurfaced at the Feb. 28 MRC meeting.
By Shelley Heaphy For as long as I can remember, my parents’ motto in our home was, “Someday your sisters will be your best friends.” Not that we believed it. Our family sure saw it’s fair share of fights, I
In 2019, we expect all food for sale to be safe to eat and nutritious. Every year though, people return from a vacation to some far off paradise partially sick. Every year right at home we are warned on radio
Congratulations to the volunteers of the Shawville Winter Carnival that was held on Saturday. The seventh annual Fish Findlay Classic Hockey Tournament starts on Feb. 28. St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Shawville will be hosting a Pancake Supper on March 5.
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