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    Loretta Boisonneault, Reeve for Head Clara and Maria 1969 to 1970 wore this Township badge on her blazer at Renfrew County Council Meetings. Reeves in Renfrew county had to buy a blue blazer and wear

    Button design for the 1990 Stonecliffe Winter Carnival.

    Button design for the 1993 Stonecliffe winter carnival.

    Left to Right: Margaret Watts (background), Ernie Boudreau, Percy Watts, Unknown, Allan Charbonneau, Unknown, Nick Bertrand, May Boudreau (sitting in background).

    Mr. Plourde, Doug Antler, Jim Allison.

    Restored car next to a red pick up truck. The Ottawa River is in the background.

    Left to Right Back row: Woman unknown, man unknown. Left to Right Front row: May Boudreau, unknown, unknown, unknown. Two men standing unknown.

    Picture taken from Mackey Boat Launching area

    Joan Charbonneau (in white) and Doris Donnelly (in Pink).

    Many of the people in this photograph need to be identified. 35 Individuals in this photograph. Let to Right Back Row: unknown, unknown, Sybal Francoeur?, unknown, Mr Ploured, Doris Donnelly?,unknown

    Margarete Boudreau and Jenine Lapping sit on lawn chairs in the shade.

    Bills parents were Mary (nee. Poitras) and John McIsaac, married in Mattawa in 1871. According to Marion Sheedy's (2005) unpublished Autobiography entitled, Growing up in Bissett Creek, the McIsaacs

    The mail stand was a popular place to have ones picture taken. There are at least three photographs in the Head, Clara and Maria archives of locals posing on the mail stand. In this picture, Alvirna

    The woman in this picture has been identified as Vivian Pichette and the man has been identified as Stanley McIsaac. The boy is believed to be a Dufoe. These rapids, north of Bissett Creek on the Ott

    Elsie McIsaac is Bill McIsaac and Mary (Meme) McIsaac's Daughter. Her brother is Stanley McIsaac who is featured in the Bissett Creek Hockey picture.

    The Head, Clara and Maria Veterans Project is seeking photographs of the following veterans: Beaudry, Arthur; Cotnam, Gerald; Dunlop, Edward; Kitts, Gerald; Kitts, Roy; Ladourceur, Elmer; LeClair, Ha

    The individuals in this photograph are unknown. Maintenance workers used to travel up and down the rail lines on handcars to maintain and repair the track when necessary.

    The three individuals in the photograph are unknown, but it is believed they may be the Lands and Forestry employees who built the tower. The Fire Tower was believed to be 50 feet high. Stanley McIsa

    The parishioners of St. Lawrence Parish in Deux Rivierés stand outside of their church.

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