Baby food by Shelley Heaphy
July 31, 2018
The first few months of your baby’s life fly by, most often in a haze of sleep deprivation, learning curves and adventure. It’s actually crazy
The first few months of your baby’s life fly by, most often in a haze of sleep deprivation, learning curves and adventure. It’s actually crazy
July 28, 1993 – 25 Years Ago Some water unsafe to drink: Elevated bacterial content has left the water in Quyon and Campbell’s Bay unfit
Every time we received a good rain, my dad used to say, “that was a million dollar rain”. The meaning of that old statement finally
Congratulations is extended to Krista (Madisen) and Rob Bechamp, of Toronto on the birth of their son Nolan James. He was born on Tuesday July
Congratulations to Stacy Johnston and Ricky Belland, as they exchanged vows on Saturday July 21 before family and friends in a beautiful ceremony at the
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Jean Landry who passed away at the age of 92 last week. Jean will be sadly missed
This is our week to show our hometown pride – please vote for Pontiac Home Bakery for the next week until Tuesday, July 31st. You
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to the Pleau and Denault families on the sudden passing of Shane Pleau who was injured playing ball.
July 17/2018 cards results. 50/50 Doreen Zimmerling, Door prize Julie Colins. Ladies 1st Rose Dagenais; 2nd Florence Lafleur. Man 1st Carl Kappes; 2nd Armand Beaudoin.
Several years ago a merchant friend of mine described to me very simply what it means to the community to lose a farmer. He said
The first few months of your baby’s life fly by, most often in a haze of sleep deprivation, learning curves and adventure. It’s actually crazy when you get to the food stage, because suddenly your little one is on their
July 28, 1993 – 25 Years Ago Some water unsafe to drink: Elevated bacterial content has left the water in Quyon and Campbell’s Bay unfit to drink. Colleen St-Jean, secretary-treasurer by interim for the village of Campbell’s Bay, said they
Every time we received a good rain, my dad used to say, “that was a million dollar rain”. The meaning of that old statement finally sunk into my slow old brain the third week of July 2018. After a month
Congratulations is extended to Krista (Madisen) and Rob Bechamp, of Toronto on the birth of their son Nolan James. He was born on Tuesday July 17. He is the third grandson for Lyne and Ray Bechamp. On Thursday, the birthday
Congratulations to Stacy Johnston and Ricky Belland, as they exchanged vows on Saturday July 21 before family and friends in a beautiful ceremony at the Bryson Lions Hall. The wedding was followed by lots of fun on the dance floor
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Jean Landry who passed away at the age of 92 last week. Jean will be sadly missed by all who knew him. Get well to Percy Zacharias who is having a knee
This is our week to show our hometown pride – please vote for Pontiac Home Bakery for the next week until Tuesday, July 31st. You can drop in the store or vote online on different electronic devices at pontiachomebakery.com. They
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to the Pleau and Denault families on the sudden passing of Shane Pleau who was injured playing ball. Shane worked at Moncion Grocers in the Deli Department and then moved on to SRB
July 17/2018 cards results. 50/50 Doreen Zimmerling, Door prize Julie Colins. Ladies 1st Rose Dagenais; 2nd Florence Lafleur. Man 1st Carl Kappes; 2nd Armand Beaudoin. Lunch by Diana Peck and Irma Peck. July 19/2018 darts results. 50/50 Debbie Lackey. Door
Several years ago a merchant friend of mine described to me very simply what it means to the community to lose a farmer. He said “Every time a farmer quits, I sell two pairs of rubber boots less a year.”
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