Spiritual Growth By Esther Colpitts
March 20, 2018
We see what we want to see. I bought a litre of buttermilk for a dish I planned to cook. Of course there was a
We see what we want to see. I bought a litre of buttermilk for a dish I planned to cook. Of course there was a
Mar. 17, 1993 25 Years Ago Killer dairy cow infection: more deaths, more mystery: The death toll in Pontiac County is 14 dairy cows and
The third week of March each year is dedicated as Farm Safety Week. Before going out to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day where everyone enjoys a
The Quyon Lions Club hosted their annual fundraiser curling bonspiel on Saturday at the curling rink in Shawville. Sixteen teams competed throughout the day with
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Joe Teevens who passed away last week. Our sympathy also to the family and friends of Ronnie
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to Lillian and the Laviolette family on the passing of Adrien Laviolette of Chichester Que. Laviolette’s funeral will
The birthday club met at the Waltham Station on March 1. The birthday girls this month were Diane McKnight and Cynthia Belaire. Everyone enjoyed a
Our thoughts and prayers for the Hearty and McDougall families on the loss of Sharon on March 6. Happy 80th birthday to Margaret Davis on
Our thoughts and prayers for the Hearty and McDougall families on the loss of Sharon on March 6. Happy 80th birthday to Margaret Davis on
Mar. 10, 1993 25 Years Ago Shawville brings home the silver: On March 2, 1993, the Shawville Junior men’s curling team travelled to Baie Comeau
We see what we want to see. I bought a litre of buttermilk for a dish I planned to cook. Of course there was a lot left over so I decided I’d find a recipe for muffins with buttermilk in
Mar. 17, 1993 25 Years Ago Killer dairy cow infection: more deaths, more mystery: The death toll in Pontiac County is 14 dairy cows and counting but the bacterial infection that’s causing it is still a deepening mystery. More than
The third week of March each year is dedicated as Farm Safety Week. Before going out to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day where everyone enjoys a good time and forgets their troubles for a while, we decide how we are going
The Quyon Lions Club hosted their annual fundraiser curling bonspiel on Saturday at the curling rink in Shawville. Sixteen teams competed throughout the day with each team playing two games. Once the final points were tallied, the winning team was
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Joe Teevens who passed away last week. Our sympathy also to the family and friends of Ronnie Campbell who passed away last week at the age of 77. Sympathy also to the
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to Lillian and the Laviolette family on the passing of Adrien Laviolette of Chichester Que. Laviolette’s funeral will be held on Friday at 11 a.m. in Sheen. Our condolences also go out to
The birthday club met at the Waltham Station on March 1. The birthday girls this month were Diane McKnight and Cynthia Belaire. Everyone enjoyed a tasty lunch and birthday cake. Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with Margaret Pilon
Our thoughts and prayers for the Hearty and McDougall families on the loss of Sharon on March 6. Happy 80th birthday to Margaret Davis on March 14. St. Paul’s Anglican Church will be hosting a Soup and Sandwich Lunch on
Our thoughts and prayers for the Hearty and McDougall families on the loss of Sharon on March 6. Happy 80th birthday to Margaret Davis on March 14. St. Paul’s Anglican Church will be hosting a Soup and Sandwich Lunch on
Mar. 10, 1993 25 Years Ago Shawville brings home the silver: On March 2, 1993, the Shawville Junior men’s curling team travelled to Baie Comeau to represent the Outaouais in the Jeux du Québec. Tom Fraser and Richard Allen accompanied
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