History repeats itself
October 2, 2018
While in Europe on an agricultural tour about fifty years ago, I got a rude awakening to the haves and the have nots. As I
While in Europe on an agricultural tour about fifty years ago, I got a rude awakening to the haves and the have nots. As I
I have two pear trees. One produces lovely fruit. The other I can only describe as ugly. This year, for the first time, the pears
After living through the threat of a tornado not so long ago, it is really easy to sit back and see how much we have
Belated anniversary wishes go out to Meril and Iris Venasse Fleury who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sept. 22. A celebration with family and
This past week, Larry and I spent a few days down at Mike’s helping him with the kids. Jodi and her friend Lyne were gone
Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this week: Jennifer Smiley, Trevor Howard, Lisa Smith, Peter Angus, Thoburn Caldwell, Heather Carson, Cheryl Stanley, James Beimers,
Well, it is looking more like fall with all the leaves changing colours. Happy birthday to my sister Susan, Mrs. Maria Aniskowicz and also to
Congratulations to the Quyon Flyers on winning their first Greater Ottawa Fastball League title. The team traveled to Manotick on Sunday afternoon, to take on
As the leaves slowly change colour, we’re reminded that the warm weather is slipping away and soon enough, winter will be upon us. With winter
Cards results for Sept. 18: 50/50 was won by Dorcas Sparling and the door prize by Boyd Ebert. Ladies first was won by Diana Peck
While in Europe on an agricultural tour about fifty years ago, I got a rude awakening to the haves and the have nots. As I admired a giant, pristine castle complete with a moat I asked, “Who owns that beautiful
I have two pear trees. One produces lovely fruit. The other I can only describe as ugly. This year, for the first time, the pears looked … still ugly, but larger. I took one, cut it open and tasted it.
After living through the threat of a tornado not so long ago, it is really easy to sit back and see how much we have to be thankful for. We are thankful for family, our home, our friends, our community,
Belated anniversary wishes go out to Meril and Iris Venasse Fleury who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Sept. 22. A celebration with family and friends took place at Northfork. Belated birthday greetings and best wishes go out to Tom
This past week, Larry and I spent a few days down at Mike’s helping him with the kids. Jodi and her friend Lyne were gone on a trip to Ireland to celebrate their 40th birthdays. We were kept quite busy,
Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this week: Jennifer Smiley, Trevor Howard, Lisa Smith, Peter Angus, Thoburn Caldwell, Heather Carson, Cheryl Stanley, James Beimers, Gisele Evans, Kirk Tubman, Charlie Richardson, Melanie Murphy, Sandy Twolan, Shawn Pulley, Tim Young, Hannah
Well, it is looking more like fall with all the leaves changing colours. Happy birthday to my sister Susan, Mrs. Maria Aniskowicz and also to Mrs. Isadore Coulas who is turning 101. She now lives in Niagara Falls, Ont. I
Congratulations to the Quyon Flyers on winning their first Greater Ottawa Fastball League title. The team traveled to Manotick on Sunday afternoon, to take on the Kars Aces in the final game. It was a close, exciting match-up, with Quyon
As the leaves slowly change colour, we’re reminded that the warm weather is slipping away and soon enough, winter will be upon us. With winter comes cold temperatures and with cold temperatures comes heat. Here are a few pointers to
Cards results for Sept. 18: 50/50 was won by Dorcas Sparling and the door prize by Boyd Ebert. Ladies first was won by Diana Peck and second by Sharon Fleury. Men’s first went to Linden Anderson and second to Ray
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