Vinton DIANE BOISVERT 819-921-5296
January 2, 2018
I would like to send out sincere condolences to my cousin, Elaine Mayhew on the loss of her husband, Ken Burke on Dec. 29 at
I would like to send out sincere condolences to my cousin, Elaine Mayhew on the loss of her husband, Ken Burke on Dec. 29 at
Here we are in 2018. I trust that everyone enjoyed a wonderful Christmas season. I certainly did. My only complaint is that it flew by
Happy New Year to everyone, good health and happiness is wished to all. The Christmas celebrations at St. John’s Church were beautiful and enjoyed by
Well, here we are in a brand new year 2018. I sure hope that everyone had a wonderful Christmas and enjoyed ringing in the New
Dec. 23, 1992 25 Years Ago Pontiac Jr Bs have triple-win weekend: The Shawville Junior B Pontiacs got three wins in a row this past
There is nothing else that is as imprinted in a farmer’s mind than memories of cold snaps on the farm. This is the weather when
New Year, new leaf As another year ends and a new one begins my mind always runs over what we’ve just been through. I start
The Otter Lake Golden Age Club held its annual Christmas dinner last Saturday night with a good attendance. People attended from Ladysmith, Campbell’s Bay and
I would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I can only hope that your Christmas is filled with
January weather in December. What can we say? Grin and bear it. Christmas is around the corner, so maybe a bit milder weather would be
I would like to send out sincere condolences to my cousin, Elaine Mayhew on the loss of her husband, Ken Burke on Dec. 29 at the age of 83. Ken was a loving husband and fantastic father to his three
Here we are in 2018. I trust that everyone enjoyed a wonderful Christmas season. I certainly did. My only complaint is that it flew by too quickly. I had a fabulous festive week spending time with family and friends, celebrating
Happy New Year to everyone, good health and happiness is wished to all. The Christmas celebrations at St. John’s Church were beautiful and enjoyed by many. We must not forget they don’t just happen. A lot of work goes into
Well, here we are in a brand new year 2018. I sure hope that everyone had a wonderful Christmas and enjoyed ringing in the New Year. Our Christmas was absolutely wonderful. It began with our beautiful Christmas Eve mass at
Dec. 23, 1992 25 Years Ago Pontiac Jr Bs have triple-win weekend: The Shawville Junior B Pontiacs got three wins in a row this past weekend. This is the first triple-win weekend they’ve had all season and they haven’t won
There is nothing else that is as imprinted in a farmer’s mind than memories of cold snaps on the farm. This is the weather when the radio announcers warn us about keeping extra warm clothes, a candle, mitts, a full
New Year, new leaf As another year ends and a new one begins my mind always runs over what we’ve just been through. I start to replay all the memories we’ve made as a family, all the things we’ve accomplished,
The Otter Lake Golden Age Club held its annual Christmas dinner last Saturday night with a good attendance. People attended from Ladysmith, Campbell’s Bay and Danford Lake. It was a very delicious turkey dinner and everyone had a good time.
I would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I can only hope that your Christmas is filled with happiness and joy and your new year brings prosperity. I would like to wish the
January weather in December. What can we say? Grin and bear it. Christmas is around the corner, so maybe a bit milder weather would be nice. St. John’s Church looks beautiful all decorated for the special event. We must thank
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