The Way We Were
July 19, 2022
July 16,1997 25 Years Ago Tourism Association opening fourth booth: Within days, Pontiac will have a fourth tourist booth in operation. A booth has been
July 16,1997 25 Years Ago Tourism Association opening fourth booth: Within days, Pontiac will have a fourth tourist booth in operation. A booth has been
This is not the first time in history that our world has experienced drought, floods, wild fires, a worldwide life-threatening disease, or a war that
July 9,1997 25 Years Ago Hundreds attend rally to save Canadian Tire: According to Albert Armstrong, there is a “slight chance” of keeping the Canadian
This week’s article is on a topic I’ve started researching for my own family and I thought it made sense to share it as I’m
I’m sure many of you had the same English teacher in school as I did. Mrs. M taught us how to deliver an effective speech.
Every now and then, a new weed appears in a farmer’s field, in a ditch or even in a bouquet of flowers. Even while farmers
June 18,1997 25 Years Ago New ultrasound a first: A new ultrasound machine at the Pontiac CLSC means many firsts for this Fort Coulonge clinic.
There are a few in every community. Many people think that they are a little crazy to stick their necks out. Much of the success
June 11,1997 25 Years Ago Soft Landing: Workers from Montreal flying company made plans to remove their plane from the bush after it crashed about
Yes, food is expensive, but according to experts who track world food supplies, fuel prices, fertilizer supplies and some very grim predictions for world grain
July 16,1997 25 Years Ago Tourism Association opening fourth booth: Within days, Pontiac will have a fourth tourist booth in operation. A booth has been moved from Kazabazua to the eastern end of Bristol on Hwy. 148 and is scheduled
This is not the first time in history that our world has experienced drought, floods, wild fires, a worldwide life-threatening disease, or a war that affected the entire world, but not all at the same time. We have watched friends
July 9,1997 25 Years Ago Hundreds attend rally to save Canadian Tire: According to Albert Armstrong, there is a “slight chance” of keeping the Canadian Tire store in Shawville. Armstrong, along with Carson Hodgins and Royce Richardson are working with
This week’s article is on a topic I’ve started researching for my own family and I thought it made sense to share it as I’m sure I’m not the only one with a competitive child who hates losing. We play
I’m sure many of you had the same English teacher in school as I did. Mrs. M taught us how to deliver an effective speech. She expected the speaker to wear appropriate clothes, stand up straight, no slouching, know your
Every now and then, a new weed appears in a farmer’s field, in a ditch or even in a bouquet of flowers. Even while farmers try to choose the best seed, feed or custom operator to do the big jobs
June 18,1997 25 Years Ago New ultrasound a first: A new ultrasound machine at the Pontiac CLSC means many firsts for this Fort Coulonge clinic. The CLSC is the first among clinics in the province to provide general ultrasound procedures.
There are a few in every community. Many people think that they are a little crazy to stick their necks out. Much of the success of our communities can be traced back to a few people who were not afraid
June 11,1997 25 Years Ago Soft Landing: Workers from Montreal flying company made plans to remove their plane from the bush after it crashed about 9 pm Friday night. While spraying for spruce budworm, the plane’s engine blew, covering the
Yes, food is expensive, but according to experts who track world food supplies, fuel prices, fertilizer supplies and some very grim predictions for world grain production, “We ain’t seen nothing yet.” Much of the reduction of world grain production had
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