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Look alikes

Walking down a country road, I spied a white rock in the shape of a heart. It was the size of my smallest fingernail. I

How dark is dark?

In this idiot-proof world that we live in, we are told how fast we can drive, how we build, how much alcohol we can drink,

Waltham HELEN PERRY 819-689-2652

Waltham residents were saddened to hear of the passing of long-time resident Loretta Reid (Durocher) (nee Gallagher). She was the wife by first marriage to

Look alikes

Walking down a country road, I spied a white rock in the shape of a heart. It was the size of my smallest fingernail. I brought it home. The other day, on another path, there amongst the stones, was another

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The Way We Were Compiled by Bonnie Chevrier

Aug. 26, 1992 25 Years Ago Tudor’s hat is in the ring: Quyon resident Mary Tudor has announced her intention to run for the seat recently vacated by Pontiac Councillor Jacques Rainville. She has been circulating a flyer stating her

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How dark is dark?

In this idiot-proof world that we live in, we are told how fast we can drive, how we build, how much alcohol we can drink, when we can water our lawn and hundreds of other things. However there are a

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Waltham HELEN PERRY 819-689-2652

Waltham residents were saddened to hear of the passing of long-time resident Loretta Reid (Durocher) (nee Gallagher). She was the wife by first marriage to the late Lyman Durocher and by second marriage to Donald Reid. She is the cherished

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