Humans are animals too
We don’t like to class ourselves as animals but when we pass the bar on Saturday night and occasionally see the boys in a brawl
We don’t like to class ourselves as animals but when we pass the bar on Saturday night and occasionally see the boys in a brawl
May 18, 1994 25 Years Ago Duckie race on the Quyon River: Weather fit for a duck: the Quyon Lionettes first annual Duck Race took
This past sunny Saturday many children and parents from our community partnered to clean up our park. We were so grateful to the Girl Guides
One time, while sitting around relaxing and talking about some big changes in bygone years someone asked, “What can we expect to see in the
Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this upcoming week: Danny Pasch, Rita Kehoe, Hutton Woolsey, Clifford Greer, June Orr, Don Evans, Eleanor Sparling, Dorothy
Animal Aide Pontiac appreciates everyone coming out to the tea and bake sale that was held on Friday at the Masonic Lodge in Shawville. We
I hope all of the moms out there had a terrific Mother’s Day weekend. The weather was nice and it was a great weekend to
The flooding situation in Waltham continues. Just when we thought that the Ottawa River was beginning to crest and the water levels began to drop
Throughout my 50 some years as a farmer, I have attended dozens of auction sales. At every auction sale I have attended, I have heard
May 11, 1994 25 Years Ago John Langford and friends put on stepping show: It’s a show that never grows old. About 200 people, mostly
We don’t like to class ourselves as animals but when we pass the bar on Saturday night and occasionally see the boys in a brawl in the parking lot it reminds me of young bulls fighting in a pasture. Humans
May 18, 1994 25 Years Ago Duckie race on the Quyon River: Weather fit for a duck: the Quyon Lionettes first annual Duck Race took place on the Quyon River on Sunday afternoon under cloud-covered skies. But the rain did
This past sunny Saturday many children and parents from our community partnered to clean up our park. We were so grateful to the Girl Guides and 4-H groups from our community for donating their time and muscle to our beautiful
One time, while sitting around relaxing and talking about some big changes in bygone years someone asked, “What can we expect to see in the future?” My old friend (Roly) replied, “I quit predicting the future but it will be
Happy birthday to the following people celebrating this upcoming week: Danny Pasch, Rita Kehoe, Hutton Woolsey, Clifford Greer, June Orr, Don Evans, Eleanor Sparling, Dorothy Wilson, Kim Hines, Janice Hodgins, Connor Stevens, Trevor Yach, Courtney Zimmerling, Wendy Hearty, Danny Erfle,
Animal Aide Pontiac appreciates everyone coming out to the tea and bake sale that was held on Friday at the Masonic Lodge in Shawville. We made over $1,000 to help spay and neuter animals in the Pontiac. I would like
I hope all of the moms out there had a terrific Mother’s Day weekend. The weather was nice and it was a great weekend to get out the barbecues and enjoy time outdoors. Despite the nicer weather, the flood waters
The flooding situation in Waltham continues. Just when we thought that the Ottawa River was beginning to crest and the water levels began to drop they suddenly began to rise again. Residents were shocked and dismayed, their hopes dashed. Everyone
Throughout my 50 some years as a farmer, I have attended dozens of auction sales. At every auction sale I have attended, I have heard or been asked,“Why did they sell?” Often close friends and neighbours know several reasons why
May 11, 1994 25 Years Ago John Langford and friends put on stepping show: It’s a show that never grows old. About 200 people, mostly parents and grandparents, turned out at McDowell School on May 6 for the show that
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