Caldwell CONNIE HUNTER819-506-4011
November 7, 2017
Welcome to another edition of the Caldwell notes. I haven’t been writing lately as I haven’t had much news but unfortunately yesterday on my way
Welcome to another edition of the Caldwell notes. I haven’t been writing lately as I haven’t had much news but unfortunately yesterday on my way
Despite it being a cold and rainy day on Sunday, there was a decent turnout at the Cenotaph for the Quyon Legion’s Remembrance Day Parade
Almost 100 years later, poppies are still displayed vibrantly during the month of November. The year 1921 was when Canadians began wearing the poppy as
Yesterday, I went to the advance polls and voted. It’s a privilege that many people wish they had in countries where freedom is limited. It
Nov. 4, 1992 25 Years Ago Valley Farmer speaks to Holstein Club: The Pontiac Holstein Club held its annual banquet on Friday at the RA
2017 is already known as the year of the never ending rain, flooding and delayed planting, some fields never getting planted! For homeowners, it meant
It was a rainy, gloomy weekend but those eager to celebrate Halloween didn’t let the weather get in their way. The Provost family held their
Our condolences go out to the Fleming and Fitzpatrick families on the passing of Helen Fleming. Congratulations to Paddy and Margaret Tallon who celebrated their
Elections started Sunday with the advance poll and next will be Election Day and we will find out who our mayors, councillors and warden are.
We were saddened to hear of the passing of Helen Fleming (nee Fitzpatrick) of Chapeau. She was the beloved wife of the late Jack Fleming.
Welcome to another edition of the Caldwell notes. I haven’t been writing lately as I haven’t had much news but unfortunately yesterday on my way to vote I noticed fire trucks on Ragged Chute Road down by what used to
Despite it being a cold and rainy day on Sunday, there was a decent turnout at the Cenotaph for the Quyon Legion’s Remembrance Day Parade and Service. People huddled under their umbrellas for the traditional service while many wreaths were
Almost 100 years later, poppies are still displayed vibrantly during the month of November. The year 1921 was when Canadians began wearing the poppy as a symbol of remembrance for soldiers who lost their lives in WWI. Every year on
Yesterday, I went to the advance polls and voted. It’s a privilege that many people wish they had in countries where freedom is limited. It made me think about how easily we can lose sight of how our choices make
Nov. 4, 1992 25 Years Ago Valley Farmer speaks to Holstein Club: The Pontiac Holstein Club held its annual banquet on Friday at the RA Centre in Shawville with the help of Paul Meldrum, host of the Valley Farmer on
2017 is already known as the year of the never ending rain, flooding and delayed planting, some fields never getting planted! For homeowners, it meant that many basements were flooded that were never wet before. Driveways and roads needed more
It was a rainy, gloomy weekend but those eager to celebrate Halloween didn’t let the weather get in their way. The Provost family held their annual costume party at Natasha Provost’s home in Orleans, Ont. on Saturday, with many family
Our condolences go out to the Fleming and Fitzpatrick families on the passing of Helen Fleming. Congratulations to Paddy and Margaret Tallon who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at Harrington Community Centre on Friday evening.
Elections started Sunday with the advance poll and next will be Election Day and we will find out who our mayors, councillors and warden are. I see that someone is restoring the log house near the old train station in
We were saddened to hear of the passing of Helen Fleming (nee Fitzpatrick) of Chapeau. She was the beloved wife of the late Jack Fleming. Our prayers are with her family and friends at this sad time. Our family was
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