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 1952, 1, 6`     Though there was some "grumbling" over the need to move, the move is believed to have been the best thing to happen to Deux Rivières in its 150 year history.

 Bourns (photographer), North Renfrew Times, May 15, 1970     Local Officials admire an OPP Constable's Motorcycle.

      This Audio interview was recorded in the home of Lita Therrien on February 17, 2005 and discusses her McIsaac and Pellerin ancestors in Bissett Creek.

 Boudreau, North Renfrew Times, December 12, 1969     Mrs. Elmer Donnelly of Mackey, the retiring clerk-treasurer of the Township of Head, Clara and Maria is honoured.

 Pembroke Daily Observer, September 29 1958     CUTTING THE RIBBON for the new Deux Rivieres bilingual separate school Sunday afternoon was Rene Houle. Behind Mr. Houle stands Rev. Brown, parish priest. Bilingual School At Deux Rivieres More than 100 interested spectators gathered at Deux ...

      The Map came from Andre Boissonneault, a contractor. The map is hand written on an oil cloth, and covers a total area of 63922 (unit of measure unknown). Early surveyors, like William E. Logan, used Rochon micrometer telescopes and targets (disk on a calibrated pole) to measure distance. Each microscope …

      Pamphlet created for Our Lady of the Snows 40th anniversary celebration and mass in Stonecliffe Ontario.

 September 30 1958, p. 7     Clipping from the September 30, 1958 News Paper describing the Grand Opening ceremonies for Deux Rivières first Bilingual Separate School.

 Pembroke Daily Observer, January 21 1970     This clipping discusses the appointment of Mrs. Paul Senack to the position of clerk-treasurer for the township of Head, Clara and Maria following the retirement of Mrs. Elmer Donnelly.

 May Ellen Boudreau, North Renfrew Times, January 13, 1971, p. 7     A nostalgic article looking back at the events of 1970 in the Township of Head, Clara and Maria.

 Pembroke Daily Observer, July 2, 1957     "Hurricane Audrey, a female with a killer instinct, flipped the hem of her skirts at the Upper Ottawa Valley over the weekend,"

      The bottom of the photograph is the Quebec side. The top of the photograph is the Ontario side. Highway 17 is visible in the photograph.

      Old Highway 17 is visible in the photograph. The Ontario side is the top and the Quebec side is the bottom of the photograph

      Series of photographs taken in 1938 or 1939. The Photographs were reporduced with the Permission of Natural Resources Canada 2009, courtesy of the National Air Photo Library. Funding for the one time use of this collection was generously provided by Ontario Power Generation.

      Article remembering Ernie Boudreau (1925-2010)

      Remembering an Algonquin friend by GARY K. JOHNSTON On August 16, 1987, Max F. Borutski, a former Conservation Officer and resident of Round Lake Centre, passed away after a lengthy illness. Max was born June 18, 1908, in ...

 Mike Blore, North Renfrew Times, August 22, 1990, p. 11     The bottom of this article is missing Therefore some paragraphs are cut off.

      Document providing biographical information for the workers and builders of the Des Joachims Dam.

      Early surveyors, like William E. Logan, used Rochon micrometer telescopes and targets (disk on a calibrated pole) to measure distance. Each microscope had a different calibration and therefore a different range. The instruments were calibrated against a distance measured with a surveyors chain (also known as Gunter’s chain). One chain …

      Early surveyors, like William E. Logan, used Rochon micrometer telescopes and targets (disk on a calibrated pole) to measure distance. Each microscope had a different calibration and therefore a different range. The instruments were calibrated against a distance measured with a surveyors chain (also known as Gunter’s chain). One chain …