Quyon JILL YOUNG 819-918-0623 jillianyoung6@gmail.com
December 18, 2018
With the Christmas holidays now upon us it’s time to start thinking of New Year’s resolutions. One of mine is always to lose some weight
With the Christmas holidays now upon us it’s time to start thinking of New Year’s resolutions. One of mine is always to lose some weight
When I attended my first regional milk meeting 50 years ago I complained about the cardboard milk container that had been in use for two
I was 11 when my parents decided to reconcile. We headed out as a family to the Maritimes where most of us were born. We
Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier Dec. 8, 1993 25 Years Ago MRC gives $6,000 grant to Foundation for study linking Chutes to Bryson House: Pontiac MRC
By Shelley Heaphy I love to carve out a whole weekend to spend prepping for Christmas before the big day, which will be here before
Our community has been devastated by another tragedy. Thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Chris Young who passed away on Dec.
On Friday evening, our family attended a hockey game at the Civic Centre in Petawawa, Ont. Our grandson Alex and his team, the Eastern Ontario
“The Wind in the Willows” was a wonderful production. Thank you to Cheryl Campbell, Tim Perry, Greg Graham, Matt Lottes and Valerie Twolan plus all
Our condolences and sympathies go out to the Bowers family on the passing of Sister Rita Bowers, CSJ (Sister Mary Modesta) of Chapeau, Que. Surrounded
I would like to send my deepest sympathy to Diane and her family on the loss of her husband, Sylvio Richard who was taken away
With the Christmas holidays now upon us it’s time to start thinking of New Year’s resolutions. One of mine is always to lose some weight and be more active. It looks like I’ll have several local options to help me
When I attended my first regional milk meeting 50 years ago I complained about the cardboard milk container that had been in use for two decades then. I told the president of the Quebec milk board, “If I had to
I was 11 when my parents decided to reconcile. We headed out as a family to the Maritimes where most of us were born. We visited my grandmother and the next day decided to head over to my uncle’s farm.
Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier Dec. 8, 1993 25 Years Ago MRC gives $6,000 grant to Foundation for study linking Chutes to Bryson House: Pontiac MRC has authorized a grant of $6,000 to the Coulonge Chutes Foundation to help finance a
By Shelley Heaphy I love to carve out a whole weekend to spend prepping for Christmas before the big day, which will be here before you know it. I know there are so many last minute details to take care
Our community has been devastated by another tragedy. Thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of Chris Young who passed away on Dec. 4. Chris was a local businessman, a member of the Lions Club and the kind
On Friday evening, our family attended a hockey game at the Civic Centre in Petawawa, Ont. Our grandson Alex and his team, the Eastern Ontario Cobras, played against the Upper Ottawa Valley Aces. The Aces tied the game 2-2. Alex
“The Wind in the Willows” was a wonderful production. Thank you to Cheryl Campbell, Tim Perry, Greg Graham, Matt Lottes and Valerie Twolan plus all the other cast members and participants. Thank you for doing this wonderful radio play. Happy
Our condolences and sympathies go out to the Bowers family on the passing of Sister Rita Bowers, CSJ (Sister Mary Modesta) of Chapeau, Que. Surrounded by her CSJ Sisters and her nieces, Sister Rita passed away peacefully on Dec. 3.
I would like to send my deepest sympathy to Diane and her family on the loss of her husband, Sylvio Richard who was taken away so suddenly. I would like to know if anyone is driving out to Winnipeg for
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