Ibou Niang prepares “break-fast” during the first night of Ramadan–the Islamic month of fasting from dawn till dusk–which began on Friday evening. Ibou is one of fifteen Senegalese university students studying in Quebec, presently picking cherries in Oliver. Ibou, like nearly all the others, is an engineering student. He will complete his degree next year. […]
Joan’s tree…firewood?
Photo supplied by Joan McCaughey – from Tucelnuit Drive
Got a bee in your bonnet
Photo by Ernie Race
Princeton air show Saturday
Photos supplied by Shawn Zacharias The first features Paul Dumoret and the McMann brothers flying in formation and below Kent Pietsch attempting to land his aircraft on “the shortest runway in the world”. – Paul’s plane is the smokin’ green one.
On the edge of the storm – dramatic pictures from lakeside
1. Standing on the beach with the wind coming up 2. Trees behind you being treated to a blow 3. Back to the incoming wind with campers getting it 4. Wood starts to break 6. One windy day never to be forgotten Windy pictures by Chuck Vollman Tree broken picture by Yvonne Crothers
Worth waiting for
Red car struck
I was camping at Lakeside Resort and 6 trees came down 3 large fir trees and one landed on a new camaro. One also landing on tent trailer as well. Nobody hurt. Chuck Vollman from Edmonton
Pony clubs gets to meet Norwegian Fjords
Members of the Willowbrook Girls’ Pony Club were treated to a rare opportunity Thursday when area residents Rita and Egon Jensen arrived at the outdoor riding arena in a 1921 Studebaker horse drawn wagon pulled by Calvin and Hobbes, a team of Norwegian Fjords. The girls were given a short history of draft horses and […]







