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October 10, 2017
Get well wishes to Tracey Ryan Silverson who is currently at the General Hospital in Ottawa, Ont. Belated birthday greetings go out to Richard Duff
Get well wishes to Tracey Ryan Silverson who is currently at the General Hospital in Ottawa, Ont. Belated birthday greetings go out to Richard Duff
A 90th birthday brunch was held in John Marykuca’s honour on Sunday at Pine Lodge. Happy 90th birthday from all your family and friends. Happy
I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. It is a special time of year and the weather was not too bad. So now we move
I went out the other day to look at the grapes growing in the back yard and to my dismay many of them were moulding
Oct. 7, 1992 25 Years Ago Yes campaign mobilizes: The local YES campaign has spread across county lines and party lines in an effort to
In today’s world kids have access to iPads and tablets from such young ages and know how to use them. It’s easy to forget they’re
I once attended a series of land use planning meetings across the Pontiac which finished at our MRC with the Quebec Land Use Planning Committee
What can we talk about today? Wow, an attack in Edmonton, knife attack in France, shootings in Las Vegas! Every day there is something else.
September 19 cards results: 50/50 was won by Sylvie Lemay and the door prize went to Viola Gauthier. Ladies first was won by Dorcas Sparling
We are starting to get the fall weather. I just got back from Calgary and the leaves there have changed a lot more than ours
Get well wishes to Tracey Ryan Silverson who is currently at the General Hospital in Ottawa, Ont. Belated birthday greetings go out to Richard Duff who celebrated his birthday on Oct. 6. The Duff family also celebrated their Thanksgiving dinner
A 90th birthday brunch was held in John Marykuca’s honour on Sunday at Pine Lodge. Happy 90th birthday from all your family and friends. Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this upcoming week: Jennifer Hannaberry, Scott McCagg, Suzanne Howard,
I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. It is a special time of year and the weather was not too bad. So now we move onto Halloween. Speaking of which, Chris and Wendy Kensley have things fully decorated as they do every
I went out the other day to look at the grapes growing in the back yard and to my dismay many of them were moulding on the vine. My heart sank. I had already begun to think about how many
Oct. 7, 1992 25 Years Ago Yes campaign mobilizes: The local YES campaign has spread across county lines and party lines in an effort to guarantee a positive vote in the Oct. 26 referendum on the new constitutional accord. It
In today’s world kids have access to iPads and tablets from such young ages and know how to use them. It’s easy to forget they’re really quite vulnerable searching on their own. Internet safety is something that we, as parents,
I once attended a series of land use planning meetings across the Pontiac which finished at our MRC with the Quebec Land Use Planning Committee hosting the meeting. With only about three per cent of Canada’s total land base suitable
What can we talk about today? Wow, an attack in Edmonton, knife attack in France, shootings in Las Vegas! Every day there is something else. God bless our little towns. The only noise this past weekend was German music and
September 19 cards results: 50/50 was won by Sylvie Lemay and the door prize went to Viola Gauthier. Ladies first was won by Dorcas Sparling and second by Marie Gauthier. Men’s first was won by Rolland Mayer and second by
We are starting to get the fall weather. I just got back from Calgary and the leaves there have changed a lot more than ours but it is still beautiful there. I just talked to my daughter Natasha who is
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