Campbell’s Bay LIZANNE KLUKE lwkluke@tlb.sympatico.ca
August 8, 2017
Well, here we are now into August. You can already feel the chill in the air in the evening. Where did the time go? We
Well, here we are now into August. You can already feel the chill in the air in the evening. Where did the time go? We
Congratulations to Brittany Daley and John Katchikian who were married this past Saturday at St. Mary’s Church in Quyon. The couple were surrounded by family
Our thoughts and prayers for the Knox family on the loss of Terry on July 30 at the age of 65 years. Our condolences to
Our sincere sympathies go out to Tim and the Michaud family on the passing of Carmelita (Cammie) Doyle of Sheenboro. Funeral service took place at
The Norway Bay Historical Society will have a day of touring five cottages in Norway Bay to celebrate Canada’s 150th. This will take place on
I forgot to mention in my column last week that the birthday club met in July. Lorna Perry-Turner was the birthday girl. Everyone enjoyed a
The Zion Lutheran Church held their annual memorial service and supper last Sunday. There was a large attendance with people from near and far who
Last year, the bugs won and this year I determined I would fight with renewed vigour. I bought a large sprayer and armed with soap
Aug. 5, 1992 25 Years Ago Rafters ride to save the Chutes: The observation deck at the Coulonge Chutes was crowded with onlookers last Thursday
By Shelley Heaphy for The Parents’ Voice Toilet training Some say summer is the easiest time to toilet train – less clothes to wash and
Well, here we are now into August. You can already feel the chill in the air in the evening. Where did the time go? We spend our time waiting on it. Anyway I have some news to share. Derrick Morin,
Congratulations to Brittany Daley and John Katchikian who were married this past Saturday at St. Mary’s Church in Quyon. The couple were surrounded by family and friends on their big day and the celebration continued afterwards in Ottawa at a
Our thoughts and prayers for the Knox family on the loss of Terry on July 30 at the age of 65 years. Our condolences to the Cameron family on the loss of Paul. He was the husband of Betty Leach.
Our sincere sympathies go out to Tim and the Michaud family on the passing of Carmelita (Cammie) Doyle of Sheenboro. Funeral service took place at St Paul The Hermit on Aug. 8. Our condolences also go out to the Tremblay
The Norway Bay Historical Society will have a day of touring five cottages in Norway Bay to celebrate Canada’s 150th. This will take place on Aug. 19. Tickets can be bought at Henderson’s Store in Norway Bay, or if they
I forgot to mention in my column last week that the birthday club met in July. Lorna Perry-Turner was the birthday girl. Everyone enjoyed a tasty lunch and lovely birthday cake. Heartfelt, sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with Tim Doyle,
The Zion Lutheran Church held their annual memorial service and supper last Sunday. There was a large attendance with people from near and far who came to remember loved ones and place flowers on their graves. The meal following the
Last year, the bugs won and this year I determined I would fight with renewed vigour. I bought a large sprayer and armed with soap and water sprayed the trees and rose bushes, two days in a row. I think
Aug. 5, 1992 25 Years Ago Rafters ride to save the Chutes: The observation deck at the Coulonge Chutes was crowded with onlookers last Thursday afternoon to watch volunteers from Esprit Rafting company ride the rapids below the falls. The
By Shelley Heaphy for The Parents’ Voice Toilet training Some say summer is the easiest time to toilet train – less clothes to wash and it’s warm so kids can go commando without being chilly. I’ve trained a number of
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