We all look back on the year past and wonder just what 2012 will hold for us.
By the time my news gets out Christmas will have come and gone, but it will leave many pleasant memories behind.
We were very sorry to hear of the passing of Rosemary Harrison (Hunter).
Last weekend was a weekend of bazaars, lots and lots going on. A great place to do your last minute shopping. Helps everyone out too.
Last week we seemed to get a bit of everything with the weather.
We live in a great generous district and I am proud of you, and proud to be a part of it.
Here we go another week coming along. So far winter has been good to us. Although a little more ice than we would like to see.
John Keefe and I attended the harvest supper at the Grassy Plains Hall on Saturday evening.
What good news to start my day was the ever popular sign that brings back many memories; Welcome to Burns Lake Gateway to Tweedsmuir Park.
On Sunday evening tere was a spaghetti dinner held at the Immaculata church.
I’m so sorry to be a week late on my write-up on the wonderful program on Oct. 12.
Every time that I pick up my mail there is always a pile of flyers if that’s what you call them.
On the front page of our local paper there was a headline that caught my eye and no doubt others as well.
Sept. 17 was a special day for Marion and Allen Blackwell has they celebrated their 64 wedding anniversary, what a milestone in their lives.
I feel I must keep up on my news and this week it will be a bit short I am afraid.
August 28 was a very special day in the Neave household with the holy union in marriage of Amy Watt and Edward Neave.
On Saturday evening last, John Keefe and I went across the lake to take in the open mike evening at the Grassy Plains Family Entertainment Centre.
Here we go starting out another week and the weather is not too good. Saturday last we had a terrific wind and rain storm. As I look back I just don’t think we used to get these wind storms.
Let’s hope the nice warm weather stays with us. Lots of hay being cut and baled. It may have lost it’s food value a bit but it’s still hay.
What a pleasant surprise last week to have Denis and Rose Jaycox stop in for a very short visit. They were on their way to visit family at Takysie. They have moved to Cecil Lake now where they make their home.