Campbell’s Bay LIZANNE KLUKE lwkluke@tlb.sympatico.ca
November 21, 2017
On this snowy Monday morning I can’t think of anything happy or of any importance to share. This took me by surprise. Am I living
On this snowy Monday morning I can’t think of anything happy or of any importance to share. This took me by surprise. Am I living
Congratulations to Kenny Fleck and Jenna Rainey who got engaged last week. Wishing the happy couple nothing but the best as they plan for their
Happy birthday to the following people celebrating their birthdays this upcoming week: Scott Lemay, Shane Powell, Diane Lacourse, Dave Moore, Kyle Richardson, Ricky-Lee Allen, Elizabeth
I am in absolute awe of parents who manage to do it all, all the time. I am not a single parent but have felt
Nov. 18, 1992 25 Years Ago Wind storm uproots trees, topples barns: Early Nov. 13, high winds wreaked havoc all over the Ottawa valley, causing
November 11 is just past and many of us either attended Remembrance Day services or if you were unable to attend, watched a ceremony on
Friday morning we experienced winter like weather. We received a dusting of snow and strong winds last night. The temperature plunged to -25 celsius with
Our deepest sympathy is extended to the family and friends of Fred Desabrais, who passed away suddenly on Nov. 9. Freddie was so well known
Last Thursday night, not only did we have a thunder and lightning storm but it was snowing to beat the band, all at the same
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Ella Plouffe Dale who passed away last week at the age of 94 years. She will be
On this snowy Monday morning I can’t think of anything happy or of any importance to share. This took me by surprise. Am I living in LaLa land? Maybe. I hope with the snow people will now get into holiday
Congratulations to Kenny Fleck and Jenna Rainey who got engaged last week. Wishing the happy couple nothing but the best as they plan for their big day. The Quyon Pastoral Charge hosted a Harvest Tea on Saturday and it was
Happy birthday to the following people celebrating their birthdays this upcoming week: Scott Lemay, Shane Powell, Diane Lacourse, Dave Moore, Kyle Richardson, Ricky-Lee Allen, Elizabeth Barber, Maurice Lamarche, Marlene Pasch, Michael Wilson, Philip Elliott, Debbie Russett, Laird Murray, Gordon Palmer,
I am in absolute awe of parents who manage to do it all, all the time. I am not a single parent but have felt like one the past couple of months when my partner has been away for work.
Nov. 18, 1992 25 Years Ago Wind storm uproots trees, topples barns: Early Nov. 13, high winds wreaked havoc all over the Ottawa valley, causing some serious damage and leaving many without power for up to two days. Heavy rains
November 11 is just past and many of us either attended Remembrance Day services or if you were unable to attend, watched a ceremony on television. If you watched any documentaries around Nov. 11 then the ugliness of war is
Friday morning we experienced winter like weather. We received a dusting of snow and strong winds last night. The temperature plunged to -25 celsius with the wind chill. A week ago Saturday evening, a surprise 75th birthday party was held
Our deepest sympathy is extended to the family and friends of Fred Desabrais, who passed away suddenly on Nov. 9. Freddie was so well known throughout our community and his passing has come as a shock to many. Thoughts and
Last Thursday night, not only did we have a thunder and lightning storm but it was snowing to beat the band, all at the same time. It was very strange. I guess the Big Guy Upstairs doesn’t know what type
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Ella Plouffe Dale who passed away last week at the age of 94 years. She will be sadly missed by all who knew her. The hunting season is still on this week.
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