By Ken Johnston
Editor

Lest we forget.

By Jack Elliott
Correspondent

By Jack Elliott
Correspondent

Submitted by
Mark Jodoin

This past weekend six runners from Riverview took part in the Mid Canada Elementary Cross Country Run in Thunder Bay.

By Gary Sliworsky
OMAFRA Rep.

By Jack Elliott
Correspondent

By Al Lowe
Contributor

Dear Editor:

As the daylight grows shorter, the leaves of the trees have turned colour and have begun to fall. The first to disappear were the Manitoba Maple leaves followed by the Ash. A golden blanket of Birch leaves now hides my green grass. They seemed to suddenly choose to fall from the trees on the weekend.
Next will come the apple and then the large silver maple trees. The leaves from the lilac will be last to cascade to the ground. It often happens after the snows have permanently stayed. Signs of the end of the year are approaching everywhere.

Ooey, gooey and slimy!
That is the best way to describe what the insides of a pumpkin feel like!