Hi I know the town well. This is were I was born and raised . On the south half of section 18 in the town ship of Patula. We went to school at No 8 Morley School. We would use Horses to go to school. In 1949 we left the farm and moved in the town of Pinewood , at this time the town had a population of 500 +. It had Pentidcton lumber ,Peat moss run by Briggs, five grocery stores,Gerhart had a post buying and peeling and shipping.J.B Desaulniers had a sawmill in partner With his brothe Albert. A massey Harris and John deer dealer ship. Sol Decaire had ths john deere and J/n Sanche had the Massey , he also had the R/R mail rout to Arbour Vita. Pulp wood was constantly being loaded on box carbox car. Home Hotel was own By Peanut"Jodoin". A good place to wet your whistle, or get your face pushed back if you were looking for a fight. It had a curling rink, dance hall . After I left in 1954 and joind the Arm forces the town went down hill, mainly due to poor politition. In any case when I visit the town it's in the Cemetery were it is best to go most of the people that I knew are permanent resident and pushing up Daisy.Calisano and a cheese factory along the Rainy River.Not to mention all the nice czrring people to be but just memories

Back in the day...my grandparents ran a camp in Nestor Falls that employed several Pinewood residents, notably the Tatro family over a couple generations as well as a character by the name of Sonny Rouseau. We used to have the old organ from the church but lost that to fire a few years back. Lots of memories of the blue house on Front St.

Pinewood has lots of good memorys for me, my grandparents owned property on the juntion of the Pinewood River and Rainy River. After they past away in the mid sixty my father took ownership of the property. It became our summer home till I left home in the late seventys.

My father grew up in Fort Frances, but spent summers in Pinewood on the farm of Mike and Polly Ward. I have Mike Ward\'s watch and it is the type of watch given to railroad employees. Did Mike work on the railroad?

I well remember the hotel in Pinewood owned by Peanut Jodoin. My dad, Jake Lindal, would like to stop off at his favourite watering hole and stay there until closing on the way home from his other favourite watering hole in Rainy River. My siblings and I enjoyed our time in Pinewood running around the town until the bar closed, back in the day when there was no worries of being picked up by strangers. My parents would usually meet up there with by my favourite aunt and uncle and cousins. Evelyn Jodoin taught me how to tap dance.

I well remember the hotel in Pinewood owned by Peanut Jodoin. My dad, Jake Lindal, would like to stop off at his favourite watering hole and stay there until closing on the way home from his other favourite watering hole in Rainy River. My siblings and I enjoyed our time in Pinewood running around the town until the bar closed, back in the day when there was no worries of being picked up by strangers. My parents would usually meet up there with by my favourite aunt and uncle and cousins. Evelyn Jodoin taught me how to tap dance.

I well remember the hotel in Pinewood owned by Peanut Jodoin. My dad, Jake Lindal, would like to stop off at his favourite watering hole and stay there until closing on the way home from his other favourite watering hole in Rainy River. My siblings and I enjoyed our time in Pinewood running around the town until the bar closed, back in the day when there was no worries of being picked up by strangers. My parents would usually meet up there with by my favourite aunt and uncle and cousins. Evelyn Jodoin taught me how to tap dance.

I well remember the hotel in Pinewood owned by Peanut Jodoin. My dad, Jake Lindal, would like to stop off at his favourite watering hole and stay there until closing on the way home from his other favourite watering hole in Rainy River. My siblings and I enjoyed our time in Pinewood running around the town until the bar closed, back in the day when there was no worries of being picked up by strangers. My parents would usually meet up there with by my favourite aunt and uncle and cousins. Evelyn Jodoin taught me how to tap dance.

I well remember the hotel in Pinewood owned by Peanut Jodoin. My dad, Jake Lindal, would like to stop off at his favourite watering hole and stay there until closing on the way home from his other favourite watering hole in Rainy River. My siblings and I enjoyed our time in Pinewood running around the town until the bar closed, back in the day when there was no worries of being picked up by strangers. My parents would usually meet up there with by my favourite aunt and uncle and cousins. Evelyn Jodoin taught me how to tap dance.

My Parents were the late Hugh And Sally Morrison we lived in pinewood and we knew everyone mentioned here.Some of our best memories are still there . A big hello to anyone who knows our Family Roberta ,Colleen ,Doug ,Judy ,Mike, Patrick, Holly.You can find us in the phone book in st albert alberta Patrick Morrison.

Does anyone have any info about Chuck Arpin who was a wrestler?

Chuck lives in Fort Frances Ont and runs a very successful recreational business.It is called Pinewood sports they have a web site under Pinewood Sports good luck.

I was one of five MNR summer student timber cruisers who stayed at the Pinewood Hotel in the summer of 1970. I remember Peanuts (he walked with crutches)and his wife and daughter whose names escape me - and also an old guy who was referred to as X.On one occasion they invited us to their home by the river for dinner after which they drove us to Baudette Minnesota to see the movie Easy Rider. I get very nostalgic thinking about those days - especially when I hear the song "You, me and Mexico" that seemed to be on the radio incessantly that summer of long ago.

Does anyone remember the Sloan's? We are looking for the family of James Sloan who died in Pinewood in 1943. Is he buried in Pinewood? Searchingly Wayne

I would like to know, if somebody knows the Larocque family, my father Émery Jolicoeur was born in Pinewood and her mother was Aurélie Larocque, if somebody know them send me a e mail. Thanks,

Does anyone remember what kind of cheese was made in Pinewood? My family sold milk to the cheese factory. We moved away in 1951. Nice to see people who share memories of the town of my youth.

Does anyone remember me? Everyone called me Bobo. My real name doesn't matter because I don't believe anyone knew it. I used to live in Pinewood for a long time. Now I live in Toronto.

Does anyone remember me? Everyone called me Bobo. My real name doesn\'t matter because I don\'t believe anyone knew it. I used to live in Pinewood for a long time. Now I live in Toronto.

Does anyone remember me? Everyone called me Bobo. My real name doesn\\\'t matter because I don\\\'t believe anyone knew it. I used to live in Pinewood for a long time. Now I live in Toronto. Why doesn't this post grrrrr!!!!!!!!!!