The next Men's Fellowship Breakfast will be held this Saturday (Jan. 19) at 8 a.m. at the Emo Legion.
Dr. Phil Whatley will be the guest speaker.
Come for a delicious breakfast while enjoying some fellowship with old and new friends. The food is always fantastic, the fellowship welcoming, and the message amazing.
The next “Country Jam” at the Emo Legion will be held this Friday (Jan. 11) starting around 7 p.m.
New musicians are more than welcome to drop in to the jam. Just bring your own equipment and set up as soon as possible.
Meanwhile, if you enjoy old-time country music, plan on attending. Admission is only a toonie, which goes towards heating (or cooling) costs.
The annual “Polar Plunge,” organized by the Voyageur Lions Club of Fort Frances, once again will be held on Sand Bay on New Year's Day.
For more info or to get a pledge sheet, call Bill Michl at 276-1334.
Jump for your group and you will receive half of your pledges for your own group. The other 50 percent will be used by the Lions for projects in the district and beyond.
The Grade 2 class at Robert Moore School, under the supervision of Ms. Richards and Mrs. Howell, presented a skit entitled “The Presents” yesterday before a packed house in the auditorium. When Santa got his pack stuck in the chimney, Mrs. Claus, the reindeer, an angel, and an assortment of Christmas characters all came to the rescue.
Those from Emo and the surrounding areas who took the time to attend this year's “Holly Daze” parade were treated to a fantastic experience.
Thanks to the mild weather, a large crowd was on hand early to enjoy some hot chocolate and cookies, meet with friends and relatives, and await the beginning of the parade.
According to the organizers and everyone who attended, the Church of the Holy Spirit's first-ever “Coffee House” on Friday evening was a total success.
The interior of the building magically was transformed into a welcoming space, complete with small tables, “coffee bean candle” centerpieces, and the soft glow of colourful Christmas lights.
The Catholic Women's League at St. Patrick's in Emo will be holding its annual Christmas tea and bake sale this Saturday (Nov. 24) from 1-3 p.m. in the church hall.
There also will be basket draws, as well as religious articles and raisin, apple, and meat pies for sale.
Admission is $5 at the door.
The Emo and District Lions Club's annual “Hunters Night," also known as "Wild Meat Night,” was a complete success, according to organizers.
More than 300 people were served a fantastic meal of moose roast, deer stew, bear and apple sausages, walleye, buns, and veggies.
The Church of the Holy Spirit in Fort Frances is excited to be offering a new social activity!
On Friday, Nov. 23, the church is going to become a coffee house! They will open the doors at 6:30 p.m., with live music starting at 6:45.
People are invited to come in, enjoy a beverage and some goodies, while being entertained, with admission being $5/person.
The Rainy River Federation of Agriculture will hold its annual dinner and meeting this Saturday (Nov. 3) at the Millennium Hall in Stratton.
A social hour begins at 5:30 p.m., followed by dinner at 6:30 and the meeting at 7:30.
