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November 28, 2017
A great celebration was held on Nov. 18 in honour of Edith Pirie Lang (wife of the late Ivan Lang) to commemorate her 100th birthday
A great celebration was held on Nov. 18 in honour of Edith Pirie Lang (wife of the late Ivan Lang) to commemorate her 100th birthday
The annual Mountainview Turf Christmas Party was held at the shop on Saturday, Nov. 25, and not only was it a holiday celebration to mark
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to the Fleury family on the passing of Sherry Fleury (Richard). I was informed that Grant Giroux has
Now that Christmas is just around the corner there are lots of craft shows going on in the valley. They just had another one at
Get well to Leo Burgess of Charteris who is in Shawville Hospital recovering from surgery last week. We wish Leo a speedy recovery. Happy belated
Minimizing at Christmas The push to buying Christmas presents starts earlier and earlier every year. This year I felt that we were being bombarded with
That’s the question we ask friends, neighbours, and ourselves every time another farmer chooses to end their troubled life. What would drive this smart, hardworking
Our condolences and deepest sympathy goes out to the Poirier family and sister Carmelita Gleason on the sudden passing of Marian Downey Poirier (late Clayton)
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Fred Desabrais who passed away Nov. 9 at the age of 73. The hunting season closed this
I noticed a few hunters here in Waltham were lucky to get a deer. I hope everyone enjoyed the hunt. On Saturday, we received a
A great celebration was held on Nov. 18 in honour of Edith Pirie Lang (wife of the late Ivan Lang) to commemorate her 100th birthday at the Bruce Hill Lodge in South Porcupine. Edith is currently residing there. Edith received
The annual Mountainview Turf Christmas Party was held at the shop on Saturday, Nov. 25, and not only was it a holiday celebration to mark the end of another successful season, but also a special party in honour of the
Our condolences and deepest sympathies go out to the Fleury family on the passing of Sherry Fleury (Richard). I was informed that Grant Giroux has now returned home after a long stay at rehab in Hull. Earl Lepine was transferred
Now that Christmas is just around the corner there are lots of craft shows going on in the valley. They just had another one at Pine Lodge which turned out quite well.
Get well to Leo Burgess of Charteris who is in Shawville Hospital recovering from surgery last week. We wish Leo a speedy recovery. Happy belated birthday wishes this week to Emma Havlin who celebrated last week, Nov. 21, and to
Minimizing at Christmas The push to buying Christmas presents starts earlier and earlier every year. This year I felt that we were being bombarded with commercials, sales and best present ideas even before Halloween was over. It gives our children
That’s the question we ask friends, neighbours, and ourselves every time another farmer chooses to end their troubled life. What would drive this smart, hardworking person to choose such a senseless end? Of the ten or more victims that I
Our condolences and deepest sympathy goes out to the Poirier family and sister Carmelita Gleason on the sudden passing of Marian Downey Poirier (late Clayton) of Pembroke, Ont. Our sympathies also go out to Helen Donlan and her family on
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Fred Desabrais who passed away Nov. 9 at the age of 73. The hunting season closed this past weekend and what terrible weather we had. I don’t know if there were many
I noticed a few hunters here in Waltham were lucky to get a deer. I hope everyone enjoyed the hunt. On Saturday, we received a mixed bag of weather. It snowed then we had rain, than freezing rain and then
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