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For more than 100 years after our ancestors set foot in our beautiful Pontiac County forestry was our biggest industry. Tall pines were cut down
For more than 100 years after our ancestors set foot in our beautiful Pontiac County forestry was our biggest industry. Tall pines were cut down
I hope everyone had a good week. There are not too many weeks left of winter now. My daughter Natasha and her husband Sean will
Congratulations to Lindsay Hamilton and Ryan Woermke who welcomed a beautiful baby girl on Feb. 11. Elaine (Lainey) Emily Dawn arrived safely and is a
Well, this week I have a few things I can report on. St. Joseph’s Manor held their Valentine’s Brunch on Sunday. It was very well
Happy Valentine’s Day, I hope that everyone enjoys some special time with their sweetie. Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with Patrick Paulusse and
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Alex Russell who passed away last week. He was in his 90s. He will be sadly missed
A surprise 95th birthday party was held in honour of Yvette Rodgers-Lacourse on Saturday at the Church Hall in Bryson. It was hosted by her
Today I saw a rainbow. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a rainbow in the winter. The wind was blowing strong and I was cold
Siblings Coming from a family of four girls, I know what it’s like to have siblings. I remember the fights, the laughs, the hugs, the
Feb. 10, 1993 25 Years Ago QPF, firefighters and CLSC team up for Meals on Wheels: On Sunday, Quyon and area residents were treated to
For more than 100 years after our ancestors set foot in our beautiful Pontiac County forestry was our biggest industry. Tall pines were cut down and squared by hand, formed into cribs and floated down river to be loaded onto
I hope everyone had a good week. There are not too many weeks left of winter now. My daughter Natasha and her husband Sean will be leaving on Tuesday for Costa Rica to celebrate their 20th anniversary. I hope they
Congratulations to Lindsay Hamilton and Ryan Woermke who welcomed a beautiful baby girl on Feb. 11. Elaine (Lainey) Emily Dawn arrived safely and is a new, little sister for Sam. Lainey is named after her 100-year-old great-great-aunt, Elaine Hamilton Mohr
Well, this week I have a few things I can report on. St. Joseph’s Manor held their Valentine’s Brunch on Sunday. It was very well attended. I can vouch for that, as I attended. The food was delicious. They did
Happy Valentine’s Day, I hope that everyone enjoys some special time with their sweetie. Our heartfelt sympathy, thoughts and prayers are with Patrick Paulusse and his family of Pembroke, Ont. in the passing of their dear brother Christopher. On Saturday
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Alex Russell who passed away last week. He was in his 90s. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him. We had a snowy weekend but it was a little
A surprise 95th birthday party was held in honour of Yvette Rodgers-Lacourse on Saturday at the Church Hall in Bryson. It was hosted by her family. Congratulations Yvette. Our thoughts and prayers to the Russell family on the loss of
Today I saw a rainbow. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a rainbow in the winter. The wind was blowing strong and I was cold yet when I saw it I stopped and took in the wonder of the world
Siblings Coming from a family of four girls, I know what it’s like to have siblings. I remember the fights, the laughs, the hugs, the punches, the screaming, the crying and most of all, the making up. I come from
Feb. 10, 1993 25 Years Ago QPF, firefighters and CLSC team up for Meals on Wheels: On Sunday, Quyon and area residents were treated to breakfast at the Beach Barn. What they got was more than just a hot meal.
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