New year, new leaf
January 2, 2019
by Shelley Heaphy As another year ends and as a new one begins my mind always runs over what we’ve just been through. I start
by Shelley Heaphy As another year ends and as a new one begins my mind always runs over what we’ve just been through. I start
Every year between Christmas and New Years, farmers gEt serious about winter. If they have not already received the first winter cold snap, it will
Happy New Year to one and all! As I am writing this column a few days before Christmas, I can’t actually report on any of
Greetings to a brand new year 2019, may it bring to all of you dear faithful readers many blessing of health, happiness, love peace, joy
Christmas time is always the happiest time of the year. As a kid, writing to Santa was always stressful because the letter had to be
Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier Dec. 15, 1993 25 Years Ago Quyon Lions ensure that singles enjoy a good Christmas dinner: Single people in Quyon don’t
By Shelley Heaphy How many more sleeps until Santa comes? With Christmas in less than a week and school ending, those of us lucky enough
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to Kenny Meehan Sr. of Montreal, Que. on the passing of his sister, Janet Murtaugh Murphy of Elliot
Congratulations to our newest octogenarian, Janet Graham, who celebrated her special birthday on Dec. 13. Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this week: Glee
Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with the Lapierre family of Chapeau, Que. in the recent passing of Mary Lapierre (nee Downey). She was
by Shelley Heaphy As another year ends and as a new one begins my mind always runs over what we’ve just been through. I start to replay all the memories we’ve made as a family, all the things we’ve accomplished,
Every year between Christmas and New Years, farmers gEt serious about winter. If they have not already received the first winter cold snap, it will arrive between Christmas and New Years. It’s during the first winter cold snap when water
Happy New Year to one and all! As I am writing this column a few days before Christmas, I can’t actually report on any of the goings-on for the past few weeks, but it was suggested that I share my
Greetings to a brand new year 2019, may it bring to all of you dear faithful readers many blessing of health, happiness, love peace, joy and prosperity. I hope that you all enjoyed a wonderful Christmas with family and friends.
Christmas time is always the happiest time of the year. As a kid, writing to Santa was always stressful because the letter had to be in early so Santa could make, or find and deliver exactly what I asked for.
Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier Dec. 15, 1993 25 Years Ago Quyon Lions ensure that singles enjoy a good Christmas dinner: Single people in Quyon don’t have to go without a holiday meal at Christmas time. Each year, the Quyon Lions
By Shelley Heaphy How many more sleeps until Santa comes? With Christmas in less than a week and school ending, those of us lucky enough to get to spend that time at home with our kids start to wonder, what
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to Kenny Meehan Sr. of Montreal, Que. on the passing of his sister, Janet Murtaugh Murphy of Elliot Lake, Ont. Belated birthday greetings and best wishes go out to Jerry Muldoon, Jim Sullivan
Congratulations to our newest octogenarian, Janet Graham, who celebrated her special birthday on Dec. 13. Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this week: Glee Ann Moore, Craig Wilson, John Petty, Elaine Lang, Scott Beimers, Roger Mayhew, Ian Kilgour, Mary
Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with the Lapierre family of Chapeau, Que. in the recent passing of Mary Lapierre (nee Downey). She was the beloved wife of the late Bert Lapierre. Birthday wishes are extended to our nephew
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