
September 22, 1949
Local News: The Bristol Busy Bees met at the home of Mrs. Ruby Armstrong on Thursday with 17 members and 3 visitors present. The program
Local News: The Bristol Busy Bees met at the home of Mrs. Ruby Armstrong on Thursday with 17 members and 3 visitors present. The program
Local News: The opening of the modern Pontiac Community Hospital last fall and an excellent report on the work of the institution since November were
Local News: On Labour Day Monday, about 4,000 persons jammed into the village of Bryson for the first annual Lions Club Labour Day celebrations. A
Local News: Mrs. Lloyd Queale entertained the Radford Hospital Auxiliary on Wednesday. In the absence of the president and vice-president, Mrs. H. Horner presided. Finished
Local News: The Breckenridge Bridge, closed to traffic since Aug. 6 when a truck carrying a heavy steam shovel owned by the Quebec Department of
Local News: This is the first year to attempt a four-day fair at Shawville. the extra day will give more time for judging early so
Local News: The Bristol Busy Bees met at the home of Mrs. Ruby Armstrong on Thursday with 17 members and 3 visitors present. The program was in charge of Mrs. G. Carmichael, convener of education, who gave interesting papers on
Local News: The opening of the modern Pontiac Community Hospital last fall and an excellent report on the work of the institution since November were highlights of the reports given at the most largely attended annual meeting ever held. It
Local News: On Labour Day Monday, about 4,000 persons jammed into the village of Bryson for the first annual Lions Club Labour Day celebrations. A spectacular 80-foot dive by an Ottawa swimmer and a draw for a new car and
Local News: Mrs. Lloyd Queale entertained the Radford Hospital Auxiliary on Wednesday. In the absence of the president and vice-president, Mrs. H. Horner presided. Finished articles numbered 14. Collection $1.43. A donation of $50 from the Radford Auxiliary was given
Local News: The Breckenridge Bridge, closed to traffic since Aug. 6 when a truck carrying a heavy steam shovel owned by the Quebec Department of Highways broke through, was re-opened to general traffic last Thursday. Weekend campers will have to
Local News: This is the first year to attempt a four-day fair at Shawville. the extra day will give more time for judging early so that exhibits may be observed after judging. There will be a full program for three
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