Meeting consumer demands
March 27, 2018
In grandpa’s time, the only two things that concerned the consumer were: Was it available? Could you afford it? In the 1950s many foods were
In grandpa’s time, the only two things that concerned the consumer were: Was it available? Could you afford it? In the 1950s many foods were
Our thoughts and prayers for the Lewis and Sheppard family on the loss of Margaret on March 14. Peggie as she was affectionately known was
I hope everyone enjoyed a fun St. Patrick’s Day on Saturday. The young women of the Quyon Pastoral Charge hosted the annual Irish Tea at
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to Marilyn and the Jennings families on the passing of Jack Jennings of Ottawa, Ont. a summer resident
It sure doesn’t look like spring yet but hopefully it’s just around the corner. We had the grand opening of our new dynacare lab this
Card results for March 6 were: 50/50 was won by Diana Peck and the door prize went to Dorcas Sparling. Ladies first was won by
On my way to work each day from Vinton to Fort Coulonge I have seen at least 100 or more deer in the fields each
I hope that everyone enjoyed St. Patrick’s Day and managed to wear their green. We enjoyed a lovely dinner at L’Ancienne Banque with Rhonda and
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Rev. Fred Haak of Golden Lake, Ont. Pastor Haak was a retired Lutheran minister. He passed away
Easter eggs Another special holiday is creeping up on us. Easter is just around the corner and can be super fun to celebrate with the
In grandpa’s time, the only two things that concerned the consumer were: Was it available? Could you afford it? In the 1950s many foods were only available when they were in season such as tangerines at Christmas, grapefruit in January,
Our thoughts and prayers for the Lewis and Sheppard family on the loss of Margaret on March 14. Peggie as she was affectionately known was a Shawville Councillor and will be missed by our community. She was the mother of
I hope everyone enjoyed a fun St. Patrick’s Day on Saturday. The young women of the Quyon Pastoral Charge hosted the annual Irish Tea at Quyon United on St. Paddy’s Day this year and we had a huge crowd out
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to Marilyn and the Jennings families on the passing of Jack Jennings of Ottawa, Ont. a summer resident of Sheenboro. The funeral service took place on Monday at St. Paul the Hermit Church
It sure doesn’t look like spring yet but hopefully it’s just around the corner. We had the grand opening of our new dynacare lab this week in Arnprior, Ont. at the Arnprior Hospital. What a beautiful new lab. It is
Card results for March 6 were: 50/50 was won by Diana Peck and the door prize went to Dorcas Sparling. Ladies first was won by Janet Lafleur and second by Gisele Beaudin. Men’s first was won by Ron Woodstock and
On my way to work each day from Vinton to Fort Coulonge I have seen at least 100 or more deer in the fields each day. Along with the deer there are also an abundance of wild turkeys. The weird
I hope that everyone enjoyed St. Patrick’s Day and managed to wear their green. We enjoyed a lovely dinner at L’Ancienne Banque with Rhonda and Mark and then we took in some great Irish music at the Regal Beagle. Sue
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Rev. Fred Haak of Golden Lake, Ont. Pastor Haak was a retired Lutheran minister. He passed away in Pembroke Hospital on March 14 at the age of 79 years. Pastor Haak has
Easter eggs Another special holiday is creeping up on us. Easter is just around the corner and can be super fun to celebrate with the kiddos. My absolute favourite Easter purchase is plastic Easter eggs. They are so versatile and
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