Good Samaritan knocks man down: Ice on the shoulder of No. 8 Highway turned what was intended as a “Good Samaritan” act into a near tragedy last Saturday. H. Graham, of Wyman, was returning home after being a good neighbor

A little of this and that: The Drape Shape . . . The newest in underclothing is being worn by Ed Reinke who was poured in a plaster cast on Wednesday by Dr. F. C. Cowley, assisted by Dr. C.

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Nearly 500 Crowd into High School For Second Annual Talent Revue: The walls of Shawville Theatre were bulging last Wednesday night as almost 500 people crowded into the building to see the second annual Talent Revue presented by the students

Local news: More than 1,000 patients were admitted to the Pontiac Community Hospital in Shawville last year, according to the report given by Secretary-Treasurer Harry Thompson at the annual meeting. The hospital was described by one speaker as one of

Department Approves New Shawville High School: Following the opening of the new school at Quyon, Wednesday afternoon a complimentary dinner was tendered Dr. C. P. Percival, director of Quebec Protestant Board of Education at Pine Lodge, Bristol in the evening.

Nine tons aluminum wire used as Ladysmith all lighted up: Just a few hours before last Saturday’s high winds threw much of Pontiac into darkness, one section of the county saw the dream of years come true.  In a simple

Local news: Attending the Royal Winter Fair from Shawville and vicinity were the following: Allan McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dagg, Kark Dale, Bert Starks, Kenneth Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Cotie and family, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Young, Mr.

Hundreds Stand in Rain Wednesday at Funeral Of Victims of Bryson Week-End Drownings: More than 200 persons gathered at St. John’s Cemetery, near Campbell’s Bay, on Wednesday morning as the four victims of last Saturday night’s tragic accident were borne

In Hospital Here Six Years Thomas Eades Buried Thursday: One of the best known and highly respected citizens of Shawville, Thomas Eades, died in Pontiac Community Hospital on Monday night. He took ill six years ago, and has been confined