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Our sympathy to the family and friends of Ray Presley who passed away Oct. 6 at the age of 82 years. Visitors with us last
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Ray Presley who passed away Oct. 6 at the age of 82 years. Visitors with us last
Our thoughts and prayers to the Plouffe family on the loss of Tammy in hospital, Shawville, Quebec on Oct. 17 at the age of 47
Well folks I am back. I hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving. I had my daughter Natasha, her husband Sean and my grand-daughter Emily for
My goodness life is grand with this weather. It is the third week in October and it feels like the middle of summer. I saw
What kid doesn’t love Halloween? Actually, tons of adults do too. It’s the perfect opportunity to become something or someone you wish you were or
Oct. 21, 1992 25 Years Ago Pontiac Hospital holds official opening: The Pontiac Community Hospital held its grand opening of the new wing on Oct.
When we think of a typical farmer in the Pontiac, thoughts go back to Gordon bringing in the cows from pasture about daybreak to milk
People celebrating their birthdays this upcoming week are: Jennifer Belsher, John Moore, Heather Cartman, Pam Whelen, Faye McGuire, Gordie Mohr, Claire Devine, Paul Finnigan, Leona
Our deepest sympathies go out to the Beatrice Chartrand and the Hearty family on the passing of Basil Hearty of Chapeau, Que. Back a few
The Waltham Council has posted the results of the election nominations. The mayor and all council seats were declared by acclamation as there were no
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Ray Presley who passed away Oct. 6 at the age of 82 years. Visitors with us last Sunday were my niece Shelley Travis and Morrison, also my sister Beulah Grife. Shelley had
Our thoughts and prayers to the Plouffe family on the loss of Tammy in hospital, Shawville, Quebec on Oct. 17 at the age of 47 years. There will be a Seniors Drop In on Oct. 26 starting at 1 p.m.
Well folks I am back. I hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving. I had my daughter Natasha, her husband Sean and my grand-daughter Emily for a visit which is what makes Thanksgiving special. Happy belated birthday to Linda Dorzek and
My goodness life is grand with this weather. It is the third week in October and it feels like the middle of summer. I saw a lot of candidates pounding the pavement this weekend talking to as many residents as
What kid doesn’t love Halloween? Actually, tons of adults do too. It’s the perfect opportunity to become something or someone you wish you were or could be. My kids have been planning their costumes for months. Their thoughts go towards
Oct. 21, 1992 25 Years Ago Pontiac Hospital holds official opening: The Pontiac Community Hospital held its grand opening of the new wing on Oct. 19. The ceremonies were held in the presence of many of the people who made
When we think of a typical farmer in the Pontiac, thoughts go back to Gordon bringing in the cows from pasture about daybreak to milk them, Bob out plowing with the ‘77 Oliver and a two furrow drag plow and
People celebrating their birthdays this upcoming week are: Jennifer Belsher, John Moore, Heather Cartman, Pam Whelen, Faye McGuire, Gordie Mohr, Claire Devine, Paul Finnigan, Leona Eades, Karen Fahey, Ann Marie Urbaitis, Bradley Campeau, Courtney Harris, Scott McCagg, Ricky Davis, Nancy
Our deepest sympathies go out to the Beatrice Chartrand and the Hearty family on the passing of Basil Hearty of Chapeau, Que. Back a few years ago Basil was the building inspector in Sheenboro. At the beginning of October, Ed
The Waltham Council has posted the results of the election nominations. The mayor and all council seats were declared by acclamation as there were no challenges to any of the posted council seats. However, for the first time in Pontiac
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