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Memories do not burn. That is why the Bell descendant grandchildren decided to help celebrate the 100th Anniversary on July 28, 2018 of Violet and
Memories do not burn. That is why the Bell descendant grandchildren decided to help celebrate the 100th Anniversary on July 28, 2018 of Violet and
The Lutheran Church held their annual memorial service and supper this past Sunday, Aug. 5. There was a large attendance and it was a very
Tuesday, July 31 card results were: 50/50 was won by Brian Graham Door prize: Roland Mayer Ladies 1st: Olivette Mason; 2nd: Gisele Beaudin Man 1st:
I have been so busy since my retirement. My second cousin, Elaine Burke, and I went on a week long road trip. We first visited
I had such a great week off on summer vacation last week. My holidays kicked off by celebrating my birthday at the Quyon Tractor and
I hope that everyone on the Ontario side had a safe and enjoyable long weekend. Despite the intense heat, it has been a great summer
Long ago, I heard an expression that went like this… ‘Why pray when you can worry?’ It hit home, because it is true. Worry doesn’t
Aug. 4, 1993 – 25 Years Ago Fastest across the line in Ladysmith: Close to 1,500 people headed up to Ladysmith on Aug. 1 to
In agriculture, as in many other jobs, every day we are faced with decisions that may be as simple as getting up at five or
As a child, my family camped all summer long, and I remember loving it so very much. I have so many fond memories of swimming,
Memories do not burn. That is why the Bell descendant grandchildren decided to help celebrate the 100th Anniversary on July 28, 2018 of Violet and Stephen Bell which was held at the Shawville agricultural hall. They came together to bring
The Lutheran Church held their annual memorial service and supper this past Sunday, Aug. 5. There was a large attendance and it was a very nice service. Rev. Ted Heinze was the pastor and Roy Bretzlaff was the organist. The
Tuesday, July 31 card results were: 50/50 was won by Brian Graham Door prize: Roland Mayer Ladies 1st: Olivette Mason; 2nd: Gisele Beaudin Man 1st: Brian Graham; 2nd: Edgar Dagenais Lunch by: Sharon Fleury Guest at cards were Fernande Beaudoin
I have been so busy since my retirement. My second cousin, Elaine Burke, and I went on a week long road trip. We first visited with her daughter Louise Racine and son-in-law, Steve near Peterborough and spent the night. The
I had such a great week off on summer vacation last week. My holidays kicked off by celebrating my birthday at the Quyon Tractor and Truck Pull on Saturday, July 28. I couldn’t have asked for a better birthday party!
I hope that everyone on the Ontario side had a safe and enjoyable long weekend. Despite the intense heat, it has been a great summer for swimming, boating, fishing golfing and other outdoor activities. Last week, we spent three days
Long ago, I heard an expression that went like this… ‘Why pray when you can worry?’ It hit home, because it is true. Worry doesn’t solve anything. Worry is different than concern. Concern is normal, healthy caring. Worry, is rolling
Aug. 4, 1993 – 25 Years Ago Fastest across the line in Ladysmith: Close to 1,500 people headed up to Ladysmith on Aug. 1 to take in some 4 x 4 mud dragging action. Put on by the Silver Maple
In agriculture, as in many other jobs, every day we are faced with decisions that may be as simple as getting up at five or six a.m. Leaving for work early enough can allow you to have a leisurely coffee
As a child, my family camped all summer long, and I remember loving it so very much. I have so many fond memories of swimming, meeting new friends, running through trails, investigating new campgrounds and roasting marshmallows. I was the
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