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January 22, 2019
We have been in a deep freeze and have had had a lot of snow. It’s a good time to bundle up and get caught
We have been in a deep freeze and have had had a lot of snow. It’s a good time to bundle up and get caught
Health Canada just released the a draft of the 2019 Canada Food Guide and people have been asking this old farmer what I thought of
Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier Jan. 19, 1994 25 Years Ago Fires destroy three buildings in Pontiac: Fire has taken its toll on three Pontiac families
by Shelley Heaphy Read, read, read. This should be every parents’ motto in their home. Being literate unlocks so many important doors for our children.
My Christmas cactus has been looking sickly for months. Actually up until just a few days ago, I thought, it’s dying. Leaves fell off on
The weather is really fluctuating this winter. It was 3°C on Wednesday and on Friday it was -22°C and -33°C with the wind chill. They
Happy 95th birthday to Lila Dale on Jan. 17. She is currently residing in Newfoundland. Many happy returns Lila. Our deepest condolences to the Younge
Is anyone missing a cat? The cat appeared at Shirley Pepin’s a few days ago. It has two colours on it. It is sort of
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to Doug Mitchell and his family on the passing of his wife Caroline Beauchamp Mitchell of Pembroke, Ont.
Best wishes to Shelley Fraser Welburn as she is celebrating her retirement from the Government of Canada after almost 37 years of employment. Congratulations Shelley,
We have been in a deep freeze and have had had a lot of snow. It’s a good time to bundle up and get caught up with indoor activities. Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this week: Mary Ann
Health Canada just released the a draft of the 2019 Canada Food Guide and people have been asking this old farmer what I thought of it ever since. A week after the 2019 draft was released, on our national TV
Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier Jan. 19, 1994 25 Years Ago Fires destroy three buildings in Pontiac: Fire has taken its toll on three Pontiac families this week. Since Sunday, three fires have destroyed property in Campbell’s Bay, outside of Quyon
by Shelley Heaphy Read, read, read. This should be every parents’ motto in their home. Being literate unlocks so many important doors for our children. Each year, on Jan. 27 we celebrate Family Literacy Day. In our fast-paced world it
My Christmas cactus has been looking sickly for months. Actually up until just a few days ago, I thought, it’s dying. Leaves fell off on the floor until there was hardly anything left. I tried a lot of things through
The weather is really fluctuating this winter. It was 3°C on Wednesday and on Friday it was -22°C and -33°C with the wind chill. They were sayings, on the radio that Ottawa was the coldest capital in the world on
Happy 95th birthday to Lila Dale on Jan. 17. She is currently residing in Newfoundland. Many happy returns Lila. Our deepest condolences to the Younge family on the loss of Lorna on Jan. 6 at the age of 80. She
Is anyone missing a cat? The cat appeared at Shirley Pepin’s a few days ago. It has two colours on it. It is sort of greyish with brown stripes. You can either call me or Shirley at 819-648-2684. Shirley told
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to Doug Mitchell and his family on the passing of his wife Caroline Beauchamp Mitchell of Pembroke, Ont. Happy first birthday to Eden Audrey, daughter of Colin Allen and Roxeinne Hussick and special
Best wishes to Shelley Fraser Welburn as she is celebrating her retirement from the Government of Canada after almost 37 years of employment. Congratulations Shelley, relax and enjoy. There was another fire in town last week. A house burnt on
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