Thrown under the bus by Chris Judd
October 9, 2018
For more than 400 years, milk cows and the milk they produced have been providing nourishment for families in Canada and especially our children. Safe,
For more than 400 years, milk cows and the milk they produced have been providing nourishment for families in Canada and especially our children. Safe,
Oct. 6, 1993 25 Years Ago Oktoberfest breaks records in the rain: The population of the village of Ladysmith swelled from 125 to over 5,000
With so many new babies being born, it has me reminiscing about bringing home baby. Bringing home your first baby is a completely different ball
St. Mary’s CWL in Quyon held its first meeting since June on the evening of Sept. 11. Opening prayers were followed by the previous month’s
Over the past two weeks I helped my sister Norma finish preparing the house for selling. She did the yard work and I washed all
As the village emptied of all the hunters this past weekend, we were graced with the presence of many families making their annual Thanksgiving visits.
I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We celebrated with a delicious family dinner at my mother’s on Saturday and attended a joy-filled church service
Get well wishes go out to Theresa Downey of Sheenboro who is in the Shawville Hospital. She fell and broke her leg. Get well wishes
I hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful for all the things we have in life. We are very lucky
Sept. 29, 1993 25 Years Ago Last mud run of the season: From the mini’s to the full blown eight cylinder modifieds and the fast
For more than 400 years, milk cows and the milk they produced have been providing nourishment for families in Canada and especially our children. Safe, unadulterated milk and the dairy products made from it like butter, cheese, etc., have been
Oct. 6, 1993 25 Years Ago Oktoberfest breaks records in the rain: The population of the village of Ladysmith swelled from 125 to over 5,000 this past weekend as people flocked in for the ninth annual Oktoberfest. CKBY disk jockey
With so many new babies being born, it has me reminiscing about bringing home baby. Bringing home your first baby is a completely different ball game than bringing home a sibling. The second (third, fourth) time I wasn’t worried so
St. Mary’s CWL in Quyon held its first meeting since June on the evening of Sept. 11. Opening prayers were followed by the previous month’s minutes, correspondence and the treasurer’s report. Congratulations to the CWL School Bursury winners. The award
Over the past two weeks I helped my sister Norma finish preparing the house for selling. She did the yard work and I washed all the windows and painted all the mouldings and doors. My brother-in-law, David Leach, took me
As the village emptied of all the hunters this past weekend, we were graced with the presence of many families making their annual Thanksgiving visits. The beauty of the fall, the traditional turkey dinner with all the trimmings, the warmth
I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We celebrated with a delicious family dinner at my mother’s on Saturday and attended a joy-filled church service at Wesley United Church in Beechgrove Sunday morning. The weather was also great for the
Get well wishes go out to Theresa Downey of Sheenboro who is in the Shawville Hospital. She fell and broke her leg. Get well wishes also go out to Louis Turner of Nichabau who is home recovering from a knee
I hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful for all the things we have in life. We are very lucky here in Canada compared to some countries. I had a nice Thanksgiving with my sister
Sept. 29, 1993 25 Years Ago Last mud run of the season: From the mini’s to the full blown eight cylinder modifieds and the fast open class, to blown transmissions, blown oil rings and a fire on the starting line,
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