The Parents’ Voice By Shelley Heaphy
February 27, 2018
Dealing with “I’m bored!” Figuring out how to beat boredom is a crucial life skill that kids have to learn. For little kids, there’s really
Dealing with “I’m bored!” Figuring out how to beat boredom is a crucial life skill that kids have to learn. For little kids, there’s really
My dear friend Betty Grieve and her daughter Mary-Beth Goyette have just returned from a two week stay at Puerto Plata in Dominican Republic. Betty
Well, spring is in the air. We had a lovely ski loppet and snowshoe event at Pine Lodge on Feb. 17 with Ski Pontiac run
Our condolences and sympathies go out to Connie and the Gagnon family on the passing of Emery Gagnon of Chichester. He passed away at his
The sun is shining, the snow is melting and good things must be on the way. There is not much news again this week but
St. Paul’s Anglican Church is hosting a soup and sandwich lunch on Feb. 21 at 11:30 a.m. Thank you to everyone who donated and participated
The dinner and dance put on by the Golden Age Club last Saturday was well attended. The meal was made by the club and was
Congratulations to Danny Foran and Sue Sparling who were married on Saturday at the Jack Graham Community Centre in Bristol. Wishing the happy couple all
March break I love writing a post about this wonderful week we have to break up the winter. If you’re lucky enough to have the
Feb. 17, 1993 25 Years Ago First winter carnival in Waltham in 10 years: Anyone in Waltham who is ten-years-old or younger had never seen
Dealing with “I’m bored!” Figuring out how to beat boredom is a crucial life skill that kids have to learn. For little kids, there’s really no reason they should be bored. We have so much at our fingertips these days
My dear friend Betty Grieve and her daughter Mary-Beth Goyette have just returned from a two week stay at Puerto Plata in Dominican Republic. Betty said that the weather was beautiful and it was so nice to get away from
Well, spring is in the air. We had a lovely ski loppet and snowshoe event at Pine Lodge on Feb. 17 with Ski Pontiac run by Connie Renaud and Shirley Russell. Hot chocolate was served later on in Pine Lodge
Our condolences and sympathies go out to Connie and the Gagnon family on the passing of Emery Gagnon of Chichester. He passed away at his home on his birthday, Feb. 14 surrounded by his family. Birthday greetings and best wishes
The sun is shining, the snow is melting and good things must be on the way. There is not much news again this week but there are a few things. I still don’t know anything about the Junction Restaurant. It
St. Paul’s Anglican Church is hosting a soup and sandwich lunch on Feb. 21 at 11:30 a.m. Thank you to everyone who donated and participated at the fundraiser for Deanna Valin on Sunday. A surprise party was hosted by Bill
The dinner and dance put on by the Golden Age Club last Saturday was well attended. The meal was made by the club and was delicious. Everyone enjoyed a great evening. We had a nice day on Sunday and this
Congratulations to Danny Foran and Sue Sparling who were married on Saturday at the Jack Graham Community Centre in Bristol. Wishing the happy couple all the best. A baby shower was held on Sunday, in honour of Emily McCann at
March break I love writing a post about this wonderful week we have to break up the winter. If you’re lucky enough to have the time off with your kids there is so much fun to be had. It’s nice
Feb. 17, 1993 25 Years Ago First winter carnival in Waltham in 10 years: Anyone in Waltham who is ten-years-old or younger had never seen a winter carnival until last weekend. The community of Waltham put on a winter festival
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