Doris Danielson passed away peacefully on Christmas morning, 2011. She was born on the family farm on April 5, 1927 to Ed and Mabel Saville. She went to school in Pine Grove and later in Dryden, Ont. After World War II, she married George Danielson of Eagle River. For a […]
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We, the family of Frank Izzard of Quesnel, B.C., regret to announce his passing on Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011. Frank was an avid fisherman and hunter, and loved spending time outdoors. He always was willing to share his stories and tall tales of his many adventures with anyone who would […]
The Christmas spirit was alive and well again in Fort Frances and area this holiday season, with no better example than the 24th-annual community dinner on Sunday at Knox United Church here. While numbers were down compared to past years, about 200 people were on hand to enjoy a traditional […]
David Fontana Dear editor: I am writing this letter to say thank you to the people in Fort Frances and surrounding communities, in particular those who are volunteers. Words alone cannot express to you how much the residents here at Rainycrest appreciate those people who volunteer their time to come […]
We may have our Christmas wish lists, but our January resolutions probably tells us a lot more about ourselves. I’m constantly fighting the bulge battle and this past year I seem to have lost ground. So topping my list of resolutions is to win back those 10 pounds and get […]
Consumerism is rife with risk and disappointment, especially those “as seen on television” products, though I must confess I do have a particular fondness for my Slap-Chop. They (again, who are these “they” people?) don’t say caveat emptor for nothing (buyer beware, in case your Latin is a little rusty). […]
During the holiday season, we want to do everything—and we also want to do everything perfectly. We go to Christmas banquets and New Year’s parties. We spend lots of time with our families eating scrumptious dinners and exchanging gifts. And in order to be sure we have the best gifts […]
When I was a kid, I wished I could hide inside our Christmas tree and gaze at the world through a rainbow of bobbles and lights—the way “Chip and Dale” did in the Christmas cartoon, “Pluto’s Christmas Tree.” Sometimes I still wish I could do that. To compensate, I do […]
