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September 19, 2017
Congratulations to Holly Godin and Dan Chartrand on the birth of their beautiful daughter Ivy Rae. Get well wishes, thoughts and prayers are with Lisette
Congratulations to Holly Godin and Dan Chartrand on the birth of their beautiful daughter Ivy Rae. Get well wishes, thoughts and prayers are with Lisette
How about that? Here’s summer. That’s okay we will take it. People had a last kick at the cat on the river but there were
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Guy Bergeron who passed away Sept. 4 at 84 years. He will be missed by all who
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Guy Bergeron who passed away Sept. 4 at 84 years. He will be missed by all who
September 5 cards results were: 50/50 was won by Mabel Kluke and the door prize Linden Anderson. Ladies first was won by Sharon Fleury and
Unwinding Hooray, they did it. We did it. They’re in school, loving their teacher, classroom and friends (I hope). We miss them all day long,
Sept. 16, 1992 25 Years Ago Glory days of steam return to Pontiac: With steam engines chugging and chaff flying like snow, the threshing bee
When some of our dear city friends found the love of their life away out in Pontiac County several years ago some of their relatives
The weather was perfect for the children and youth ball tournament held at the R.A. on Saturday and Sunday. There was no rain which made
The Oiseau Rock, located on the Ottawa River in Sheenboro, is now listed on an international website that shows where sacred sites are located all
Congratulations to Holly Godin and Dan Chartrand on the birth of their beautiful daughter Ivy Rae. Get well wishes, thoughts and prayers are with Lisette Dumouchel-Carroll who had the misfortune of falling and breaking her hip and ankle. We hope
How about that? Here’s summer. That’s okay we will take it. People had a last kick at the cat on the river but there were not many out on Sunday anyway. I don’t think too much went on in town
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Guy Bergeron who passed away Sept. 4 at 84 years. He will be missed by all who knew him. The service celebrating the life of Ernest (Ernie) Schwartz took place last Saturday
Our sympathy to the family and friends of Guy Bergeron who passed away Sept. 4 at 84 years. He will be missed by all who knew him. The service celebrating the life of Ernest (Ernie) Schwartz took place last Saturday
September 5 cards results were: 50/50 was won by Mabel Kluke and the door prize Linden Anderson. Ladies first was won by Sharon Fleury and second by Nancy Harris. Men’s first was won by Boyd Ebert and second was won
Unwinding Hooray, they did it. We did it. They’re in school, loving their teacher, classroom and friends (I hope). We miss them all day long, we think about the fun they’re having, the learning going on and every single new
Sept. 16, 1992 25 Years Ago Glory days of steam return to Pontiac: With steam engines chugging and chaff flying like snow, the threshing bee at Eric Campbell’s last Saturday resembled another era. A record crowd turned out for Eric’s
When some of our dear city friends found the love of their life away out in Pontiac County several years ago some of their relatives told them: “You’ll be bored out in the country. There’s not much to do away
The weather was perfect for the children and youth ball tournament held at the R.A. on Saturday and Sunday. There was no rain which made it perfect for them. There were a good number of spectators which is always nice
The Oiseau Rock, located on the Ottawa River in Sheenboro, is now listed on an international website that shows where sacred sites are located all over the world: https://sacred sites.com The Amphibious Challenge was a great success on Saturday at
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