Canucks Fall to Riverside in Playoff and Regular Game
Riverside plates five runs on two hits and three Hamiota errors to take the playoff 5 1 and then wins the regular game. Hamiota rallies with three runs in the third but Riverside answers with runs in the sixth. Feldner takes the loss, Scott earns the win as Mel Smith and Lyall lead hitters for Hamiota. Hamiota advances to Riverside on the 18th with upcoming games in Souris and against Virden.
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Riverside
Hamiota
Russ Reid
Lorne
Gord Ly2nl
River
Dennis Scott
Sox
Jack Lyall
Smith
Robertson
Caldwell
Woods
Wright
Mel Smith
Lyall
Jack Robertson
Souris
Virden
Routledge Family Gathering Held at Rivers Area Home
The Routledge family met Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Routledge for a large gathering. Attendees traveled from Rivers Virden Lenore Hamiota Griswold Oakner and Toronto. The eldest present was 82 year old Alex Angus of Rivers and the youngest was 2 month old Ronald Gordon child of the hosts.
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Oarner
James Routledge
Routledge
Rivers
Virden
Lenore
Hamiota
Griswold
Oakner
George Leitch
Toronto
Ontario
Alex Angus
Ronald Gordon
Irene Martha Andrew 63 dies in Hamiota July 4 1968
Irene Martha Andrew died July 4 1968 in Hamiota District Hospital in her 63rd year after years of illness. Born in London Ontario she moved to Saskatchewan later settling in Hamiota with husband William T. Andrew. She was active in the Order of the Eastern Star and survived by her husband and a sister Mrs Arnold Pulfer of Weyburn. Funeral July 6 at McConnell's Chapel with Rev. R E Clark. interment in Hamiota Cemetery.
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Irene Martha Andrew
Hamiota District Hospital
Andrew
London
Ontario
Ogema
Saskatchewan
Weyburn
Sask
Optical
Hudson’s Bay Company
Saskatoon
Irene Aitchison
Wm. T. Andrew
Hamiota
Order of the Eastern Star
Shoal Lake
Atoimah
Hamida
Arnold Pulfer
McConnell’s
R. E. Clark
Hamiota Cemetery
Oak River Quick Freeze Abattoir Opens in July Ribbon
A July 13 ribbon cutting marked the Oak River Quick Freeze and Abattoir opening. Frank McPhaden, acting Reeve, led greetings from the R.M. of Blanshard as guests praised the meat business started in 1913 by J. W. White. Ed Shamray became partner in 1957 and later took over, expanding the operation to its present size. An Bank of Montreal addition was noted by M.L.A Earl Dawson.
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Oak River
Frank McPhaden
R.M
Blanshard
McPhaden
J. W. White
Brandon
Wes
Earl Dawson
M.L.A
Hamiota
Bank of Montreal
Ab. Chapman
Pres
West-Man
Rod Baily
Bernard Crisp
Wircon Health Unit
Mike Sabeski
Presco
Chamber of Commerce
Mike Shamray
Ed. Sham
Wayne Duchart
Hill Sunley Family Holds 23rd Reunion at Shoal Lake Narrows
A group of 46 relatives and one visitor from Brandon Ham iota Decker Isabella Oakner Grandview Miniota and Regina Sask gathered Saturday afternoon July 6 for the Hill Sunley Reunion. The event featured a bountiful supper followed by swimming horseshoes races peanut scramble and social time. Diana and Janette Rouse of Regina Sask traveled the farthest to attend. Archie Hill was the oldest member and Julius Paul the youngest as Fay and Glen Sunley fostered child.
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Brandon
Hamiota
Decker
Isabella
Oakner
Grandview
Miniota
Regina
Sask
Shoal Lake ‘Narrows
Hill - Sunley
Diana
Janette Rouse
Archie Hill
Fay
Glen Sunley
Julius Paul
Fair Entries Due With Secretary Treasurer Dawn McConnell
Attention fair entrants must submit entries to the Secretary Treasurer Dawn McConnell on Wednesday July 24 from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Strickland Agencies Office for processing.
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Dawn McConnell
Strickland Agencies
Shower Honors Diane Svoboda at Church Basemen t
A large group of friends gathered last Friday evening in the church basement decor ated for the occasion to honor Miss Dawn Svoboda the bride to be. Dawn was escorted to her chair by Mrs Lillian Wilson of Kenton. Donna Smith played two pieces and Mrs Wm Taylor sang two hymns with piano by Mrs R O Connor. Gifts were passed around and admired and Dawn thanked everyone for their kindness. A lovely lunch followed.
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Dawn Svoboda
Lillian Wilson
Kenton
Donna Smith
Wm. Taylor
R. O’connor
Birdtail River No 38 Board Approves Inter-Division Education Agreement
A Birdtail River School Division No 38 board meeting in Shoal Lake on July 11 1968 adopted minutes from July 4 and approved multiple actions. They entered agreements with adjoining divisions for student retention and transport, approved Financial Statement No 6/68, agreed to five year updates with Sunalta Appraisals Ltd, and passed By-law 4/68 for temporary financing before adjournment to July 18 1968.
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Shoal Lake
Birdtail River
Sunalta Appraisa’s Ltd
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Canucks
Red Sox
Feldner
Scott
Irene Martha
Tay
C. E. Heapy
H. Stewart
Diane Svoboda
Dawn
Manitoba
TNS
Birdtail River S. D
Fulton, Rapley, Selby
Randell, Lewycky
Hyndman
Falcoon
Armitage
Minister of Education
Solsgirth School
Ward, Macdonald and Partners
Miamiota
Matt Chicheluk
H. Collingridge
John
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