Campbell’s Bay LIZANNE KLUKE lwkluke@tlb.sympatico.ca
October 31, 2017
I guess it’s fall now so we will slowly settle in. There is a lot of work going on at Langford’s Depanneur. Some say there
I guess it’s fall now so we will slowly settle in. There is a lot of work going on at Langford’s Depanneur. Some say there
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Tammy Plouffe who passed away Oct. 17 at the age of 47 years. We sure had a
Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this upcoming week: Eric Smith, Louise Lance, Nathalie Richard, Claudette Horner, Paul Thomson, Leona Alexander, Katie Beer, Lynda
Vocational schooling can pave the way to high-paying jobs: Many students believe that the next natural step after graduating from high school is to go
Some days cereal is going to be for supper: Some days are insane, crazy and so jam packed there’s no time to breathe. After days
Oct. 28, 1992 25 Years Ago PM one of 74 per cent who voted Yes in Pontiac: Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and his wife Mila
On these cold, wet, dark, five o’clock start mornings on the farm, many farmers wonder could there be a more pleasing job than this? After
It was an absolutely beautiful day on Saturday for the annual Quyon Lionettes Car Rally. Fifty-eight teams departed from Gavan’s Hotel with booklets of questions
Last Thursday, the birthday club met at the Waltham Station. Ella Bayne was October’s birthday girl. Everyone enjoyed a tasty lunch and birthday cake. A
Get well wishes and a speedy recovery go out to Jeff Ahearn who is at the Pembroke Regional Hospital. Jeff had a bit of a
I guess it’s fall now so we will slowly settle in. There is a lot of work going on at Langford’s Depanneur. Some say there will be extra seating for the coffee shop, some say extra parking. Whatever it is,
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Tammy Plouffe who passed away Oct. 17 at the age of 47 years. We sure had a lot of rain this past weekend and it was very windy. Nearly all the leaves
Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this upcoming week: Eric Smith, Louise Lance, Nathalie Richard, Claudette Horner, Paul Thomson, Leona Alexander, Katie Beer, Lynda Horner, Shannon Petty, Phyllis Wilson, Lorraine Hodgins, Bill McCleary, Elson Shock, Thelma Kuehl, Florence Sharpe,
Vocational schooling can pave the way to high-paying jobs: Many students believe that the next natural step after graduating from high school is to go off to college. Secondary education has become such a common transition that many parents begin
Some days cereal is going to be for supper: Some days are insane, crazy and so jam packed there’s no time to breathe. After days like that the last thing you want to do is make a huge meal that
Oct. 28, 1992 25 Years Ago PM one of 74 per cent who voted Yes in Pontiac: Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and his wife Mila were greeted by a small group of Luskville residents when they arrived to cast their
On these cold, wet, dark, five o’clock start mornings on the farm, many farmers wonder could there be a more pleasing job than this? After trudging through the mud on a cold rainy morning on the way to milk the
It was an absolutely beautiful day on Saturday for the annual Quyon Lionettes Car Rally. Fifty-eight teams departed from Gavan’s Hotel with booklets of questions all on the theme of Canada 150. Big thanks to last year’s winning team including
Last Thursday, the birthday club met at the Waltham Station. Ella Bayne was October’s birthday girl. Everyone enjoyed a tasty lunch and birthday cake. A cheery hello is extended to our neighbour George Bayne, who is presently in the hospital.
Get well wishes and a speedy recovery go out to Jeff Ahearn who is at the Pembroke Regional Hospital. Jeff had a bit of a mishap with his ATV in Sheen. I had a nice chat with Grant Giroux who
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