Joe by Chris Judd
April 10, 2018
In the 1950s, most multi-generational farms had one or more employees, as well as the family helping on the farm. Even though in our town
In the 1950s, most multi-generational farms had one or more employees, as well as the family helping on the farm. Even though in our town
Apr. 7, 1993 25 Years Ago Dinner theatre raises $4,500: All of Shawville society turned out for the gala dinner and opening night performance of
Say what — stop helping?! Isn’t it true that we help our kids a lot, with practically everything? Now I don’t mean helping them by
I hope everyone had a lovely Easter with their family and friends. On Sunday morning, we had a very meaningful mass at Our Lady Of
On Good Friday, the Chapeau and District Lions Club along with the Pontiac Ouest Fire Services got together and put on a fish fry with
I trust that everyone enjoyed a fabulous Easter weekend. There were several activities held in town to celebrate the big day. The Quyon Library hosted
All or nothing I was listening to a comedian talk about a syndrome called ‘all or nothing’ and I realized that we can all have
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Margaret Davis who passed away March 24 in her 80th year. Our sympathy to the family and
Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this week: Matthew Greer, Colleen Stanley-Berry, Ann Hodgins, Ian Lang, Erin Dittburner, Myrna Palmer, Michael Rusenstrom, Pauline Grant,
It is looking a lot like winter again. I hope that everyone had a nice Easter with family. Sorry to hear about all the people
In the 1950s, most multi-generational farms had one or more employees, as well as the family helping on the farm. Even though in our town there were a couple feedmills, sawmills, garages and even a train station,often there were more
Apr. 7, 1993 25 Years Ago Dinner theatre raises $4,500: All of Shawville society turned out for the gala dinner and opening night performance of Pontiac Protestant High School’s production of The Music Man last Tuesday night. The pre-play dinner
Say what — stop helping?! Isn’t it true that we help our kids a lot, with practically everything? Now I don’t mean helping them by cooking supper (because lets face it we’re not getting rid of that chore for a
I hope everyone had a lovely Easter with their family and friends. On Sunday morning, we had a very meaningful mass at Our Lady Of Perpetual Help Church. Afterwards, we enjoyed a tasty maple syrup brunch at the Magnum in
On Good Friday, the Chapeau and District Lions Club along with the Pontiac Ouest Fire Services got together and put on a fish fry with homemade French fries at Harrington Community Centre. The volunteers did an excellent job feeding 400
I trust that everyone enjoyed a fabulous Easter weekend. There were several activities held in town to celebrate the big day. The Quyon Library hosted an Easter Egg Hunt for the children on Thursday evening and as always, the event
All or nothing I was listening to a comedian talk about a syndrome called ‘all or nothing’ and I realized that we can all have it at times. This is how it goes. You are trying to lose weight. You
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Margaret Davis who passed away March 24 in her 80th year. Our sympathy to the family and friends of Don Knox who passed away last week. Our sympathy to the family and
Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this week: Matthew Greer, Colleen Stanley-Berry, Ann Hodgins, Ian Lang, Erin Dittburner, Myrna Palmer, Michael Rusenstrom, Pauline Grant, Betty Walls, Marjorie M. Horner, Fred Eady, Ron Eades, Timothy Perry, Royce Richardson, Naomi Lacourse,
It is looking a lot like winter again. I hope that everyone had a nice Easter with family. Sorry to hear about all the people passing away, first Hennie Lucas who used to be our neighbour, Margaret Davis who was
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