The Way We Were Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier
March 6, 2018
Mar. 3, 1993 25 Years Ago St. John’s Elementary holds Winter Carnival: Students at St. John’s Elementary school in Campbell’s Bay held their winter carnival
Mar. 3, 1993 25 Years Ago St. John’s Elementary holds Winter Carnival: Students at St. John’s Elementary school in Campbell’s Bay held their winter carnival
The next school year is not that far away. If you have little kids who will be starting school in the fall or even in
From the moment you first get up in the morning you make choices. As your feet hit the floor, you can decide to look at
We were saddened to hear of the passing of our neighbor George Bayne. He was the beloved husband of Ella Bayne (nee Lacroix). Our heartfelt,
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Donald Paul who passed away last Thursday at the age of 83. Our sympathy also to the
Double good wishes are going out to Sharon and Wayne Hobbs on the safe arrival of their twins, a girl named Raelynn and a boy
Sorry I haven’t sent in any articles in the past few weeks but my iPad was down and I was having difficulty finding out how
Our deepest condolences to the Widdicombe family on the loss of Stanley on Feb. 20. Our sympathies to the Paul family on the loss of
Every year different countries designate a day, a week or a month for farm safety. In Canada the third week of March is reserved each
Feb. 24, 1993 25 Years Ago Teacher Appreciation at McDowell: Principal Diane Sanford presented a collage of childhood photos of teachers and staff at Dr.
Mar. 3, 1993 25 Years Ago St. John’s Elementary holds Winter Carnival: Students at St. John’s Elementary school in Campbell’s Bay held their winter carnival last week. Some of the activities included a design your own carnival button contest, “Hat
The next school year is not that far away. If you have little kids who will be starting school in the fall or even in a couple of years, these are some things that will help them transition easily. There
From the moment you first get up in the morning you make choices. As your feet hit the floor, you can decide to look at things on the positive side and thank God that you did wake up or you
We were saddened to hear of the passing of our neighbor George Bayne. He was the beloved husband of Ella Bayne (nee Lacroix). Our heartfelt, sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with his children, grandchildren, family and friends. On Thursday, the
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Donald Paul who passed away last Thursday at the age of 83. Our sympathy also to the family and friends of Stanley Widdicombe who passed away last week. My sister Beulah was
Double good wishes are going out to Sharon and Wayne Hobbs on the safe arrival of their twins, a girl named Raelynn and a boy named Finnley on Feb. 20. They are new little siblings for big sister Emma and
Sorry I haven’t sent in any articles in the past few weeks but my iPad was down and I was having difficulty finding out how to get it fixed. Last weekend, I went to my cousin Freda and Jacques Dupuis’
Our deepest condolences to the Widdicombe family on the loss of Stanley on Feb. 20. Our sympathies to the Paul family on the loss of Donald on Thursday. Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this week: Diane Desabrais, Pat
Every year different countries designate a day, a week or a month for farm safety. In Canada the third week of March is reserved each year as farm safety month. Farm safety is not just a one week job. People
Feb. 24, 1993 25 Years Ago Teacher Appreciation at McDowell: Principal Diane Sanford presented a collage of childhood photos of teachers and staff at Dr. S.E. McDowell Elementary School in Shawville. The photos on display on a bulletin board are
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