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The Latreille family live on radio from Hawkesbury
HAWKESBURY | All-day Sunday the Hawkesbury General Hospital Founda- tion goes live on air with a radiotelethon broadcast from the Robert Hartley Sports Complex and it promises to be quite the show. Starting at 10 a.m., special hosts Bobby Lalonde, Tanya Lapointe, Gaëtan Pilon and Manon Séguin will set the stage and create a welcoming ambience as they invite resi- dents and all passersby to drop in, enjoy the show, and also display their own special generosity in support of the hospital foun- dation. The show goes out live through TV Co-
geco Cable 11 and also courtesy of two radio networks, Planet Lov 104.9/102.1 and The Jewel 107.7/92.5, !nishing up at 8 p.m. During the day, a variety of artists, singers, and others will share their talents, including the long-awaited Dany Bédard. Show organizers hope to present a dis- play of talent that will appeal to everyone, including the very young, thanks to an af- ternoon visit from Micpo the Magician, at 2 p.m. Around noon, the Latreille Family, well-known thanks Radio-Canada show Un air de famille, will provide their own special brand of heartwarming musical entertainment.
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Diane, Doric, and Dakiel Latreille will perform as part of a radiotelethon airing on Sunday from the Robert Hartley Sports Complex. Cérémonie à Chute-à-Blondeau
Toastmasters open house next Monday Les Orateurs Toastmasters is holding an open house November 17, at 6 p.m., at the Hawkesbury Royal Canadian Legion. Whether it’s for personal or professional reasons, to practice a second language or exercise one’s brain, Toastmasters o#ers participants an opportunity for improvement. Chris Ford, past international president of Toastmasters International, will be giving a speech. Division Governor Tim Halderson will also be present and will give a Toastimonial. Marianne Vancaemelbeke, president of the Hawkesbury club, will deliver a speech in French titled Une bombe dans les seins . Un peu plus de cinq ans après la mort en Afghanistan du soldat Patrick Normand, la communauté de Chute-à-Blondeau commémorera la mémoire de la cinquantaine d’anciens combattants du village ce samedi, à 19h30. La cérémonie s’amorcera à l’église Saint-Joachimpour ensuite continuer à l’extérieur avec la vigile aux lampions. Des couronnes seront alors déposées au cénotaphe communautaire, une tradition dont les citoyens sont !ers.
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