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January 30, 2019
The weather forecasts another week of cold and lots and lots of snow. Stay bundled up and stay safe. Every Tuesday at St. Paul’s Anglican
The weather forecasts another week of cold and lots and lots of snow. Stay bundled up and stay safe. Every Tuesday at St. Paul’s Anglican
Our hearts were heavy with sadness as we learned of the passing of my uncle, Garry Young, on Jan. 26. Uncle Garry was one of
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to the Bissonette and Gagnon families on the passing of Shirley Gagnon Bissonette (late Maurice) of Chapeau, Que.
I sure hope everyone survived last weeks cold snap. They are forecasting quite a bit of snow for this coming week. This is our typical
Every year when the cold week in January arrives with -20 something temperatures we question this global warming thing. However, it’s the same scientists that
Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier Jan. 26, 1994 25 Years Ago No Stars shine in Shawville: The Shawville and District Minor Hockey Association was the real
By Shelley Heaphy The hectic morning routine that most parents are faced with each morning is nothing if not chaotic and stressful. I have read
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to Norma Ranger on the passing of her brother Eldon Venasse of Ottawa, on Jan. 19. He was
We were saddened to hear of the passing of Jacqueline Amyotte (nee Desjardins), of Mansfield. She was the beloved wife of Paul Amyotte. Our thoughts
Hey everyone great news. The Pontiac Lions Club is putting on another murder mystery night on February 9 at the RA Hall in Campbell’s Bay.
The weather forecasts another week of cold and lots and lots of snow. Stay bundled up and stay safe. Every Tuesday at St. Paul’s Anglican Church a bridge club meets at 10 a.m. to play and learn bridge. Come out
Our hearts were heavy with sadness as we learned of the passing of my uncle, Garry Young, on Jan. 26. Uncle Garry was one of the best guys you could ever know, always there for his family, his friends and
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to the Bissonette and Gagnon families on the passing of Shirley Gagnon Bissonette (late Maurice) of Chapeau, Que. She was the daughter of the late Oney Gagnon and Carmelita Brazeau of Chichester, Que.
I sure hope everyone survived last weeks cold snap. They are forecasting quite a bit of snow for this coming week. This is our typical Canadian winter. A few of Waltham’s residents have gone down south to escape this cold
Every year when the cold week in January arrives with -20 something temperatures we question this global warming thing. However, it’s the same scientists that tell us that the “extreme weather” with floods, wild fires, a diminishing polar ice cap,
Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier Jan. 26, 1994 25 Years Ago No Stars shine in Shawville: The Shawville and District Minor Hockey Association was the real winner of Saturday night’s game against the CJOH No Stars. Although the final score had
By Shelley Heaphy The hectic morning routine that most parents are faced with each morning is nothing if not chaotic and stressful. I have read touching, beautiful articles about letting your child take their time and explore their world even
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to Norma Ranger on the passing of her brother Eldon Venasse of Ottawa, on Jan. 19. He was the son of the late Guy Venasse and Rosie Brennan of Nichabau, Que., Norma is
We were saddened to hear of the passing of Jacqueline Amyotte (nee Desjardins), of Mansfield. She was the beloved wife of Paul Amyotte. Our thoughts and prayers are with her children Patrick, Adrien (Marilyn), Luc (Brittany), grandchildren Zack and Alek,
Hey everyone great news. The Pontiac Lions Club is putting on another murder mystery night on February 9 at the RA Hall in Campbell’s Bay. For more information please call Terry Frost at 819-648-2091. Please help support the Lions Club
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