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February 26, 2019
Chapeau was saddened to hear of the passing of Paul Joseph Keon. He was the beloved son of the late Dr. Harold Keon and the
Chapeau was saddened to hear of the passing of Paul Joseph Keon. He was the beloved son of the late Dr. Harold Keon and the
The Quyon Lions Club have some long standing members who were recently recognized for their years of service by being presented with International Awards. Glen
Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier Feb. 23, 1994 25 Years Ago Berger wins top honours: Spectators turned out in droves to take in the action at
Whether you plant thousands of acres of grain, vegetables and fruit to sell at the farmers market or a roadside stand or a backyard garden,
By Emily Haaima MacKechnie Becoming a parent is one of the scariest things that can happen in our lifetime. Our whole lives we have been
We sure got a good dumping of snow this past week. It is getting to the point that we do not know where to put
What a snowy winter we are having. The storm we had last week closed schools and forced many people to stay home and keep off
Last week brought us all sorts of snow events, freezing rain and sleet. It is certainly memorable. Snowbanks are high and hopefully they will melt
I would like to make a correction to my news in last weeks Equity. I had said it was Brenda Frost who broke her wrist
Valentine’s Day is coming up tomorrow. There’s not a ton of time left but you still have time to make a difference in that special
Chapeau was saddened to hear of the passing of Paul Joseph Keon. He was the beloved son of the late Dr. Harold Keon and the late Nora (Murphy). He was predeceased by his brother Mike Keon. Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts
The Quyon Lions Club have some long standing members who were recently recognized for their years of service by being presented with International Awards. Glen Leach was presented with an award for 30 years with the Quyon Lions Club, while
Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier Feb. 23, 1994 25 Years Ago Berger wins top honours: Spectators turned out in droves to take in the action at the fourth annual snowmobile drag races in Chichester. Don Gagnon, one of the organizers of
Whether you plant thousands of acres of grain, vegetables and fruit to sell at the farmers market or a roadside stand or a backyard garden, a tiny greenhouse in your basement or a few veggies in big flower pots on
By Emily Haaima MacKechnie Becoming a parent is one of the scariest things that can happen in our lifetime. Our whole lives we have been able to come and go as we pleased and now, all of a sudden, we
We sure got a good dumping of snow this past week. It is getting to the point that we do not know where to put it anymore. A cheery hello is wished to our little neighbour Abbie Rochon who had
What a snowy winter we are having. The storm we had last week closed schools and forced many people to stay home and keep off the roads. It has been a challenging winter for all of those working in snow
Last week brought us all sorts of snow events, freezing rain and sleet. It is certainly memorable. Snowbanks are high and hopefully they will melt slowly. Stay safe while travelling. Our thoughts and prayers for the Dubeau family on the
I would like to make a correction to my news in last weeks Equity. I had said it was Brenda Frost who broke her wrist but in fact it was Debbie Frost. I’m sorry for the mix up but I
Valentine’s Day is coming up tomorrow. There’s not a ton of time left but you still have time to make a difference in that special persons life. I know a lot of people comment on Valentine’s Day being a gimmick
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