Fatal Collision Near Chamberlain Claims Saskatoon Man
C A Shier of Saskatoon died Monday when his car collided with a truck seven miles north of Chamberlain near Dilke. His sister Mary Shier, 74, of Colonsay, was injured and taken to Grey Nuns hospital in Regina. He formerly ran a Colonsay general store and had lived in Saskatoon for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Shier
Saskatoon
Chamberlain
Dilke
Mary Shier
Colonsay
Sask
Grey Nuns Hospital
Regina
Shier
Brandon
Christening and Baby Band Activities Highlight May Events
On May 27 Rev Barber conducted a special Christening service with twenty children baptized, fifteen in the Baby Band. The June Baby Band meeting at Mrs G Killehs home drew twelve mothers and sixteen children, followed by lunch after a brief business period and contest. The next meeting plans a July graduation service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
G. Killeh
J. C. Richardson
United Church Conference
Winnipeg
Joyce Richardson
Brandon
Arnold Nichol
Deloraine
Fred Beckett
Wes. Morgan
J. A. Richardson
Garry and
Ronard
Landon
Dan. McMurachy
Rivers
D.S. McMurachy
W. Morgan
De Kock Strachan Wedding in McAllen and Scorgie Sim Union
Wedding notices describe the May 27 ceremony in McAllen Texas uniting Joyce Strachan and Donald J. De Kock with relatives from Pope Manitoba and Kingsville Texas. A June 19 ceremony in Hamiota United Church Manse united Christine Sim and James Scorgie with a reception at the Morris home before a planned residence near Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAllen
Texas
Rev. J. Smith
Joyce Strachan
W. B. Strachan
Pope, Manitoba
Donald J. de Kock
F. J. de Kock
Marian Rose R. N
Manson
Manitoba
Robert DeKock
Hamiota United Church Manse
Christine Sim
James Scorgie
Barber
Joe. Strachan
Decker
Joe
Strachan
J. Morris
Clear Lake
Hamiota
N. Turnbull House
Blanshard Hamiota Field Day Held at Oak River
A large Oak River crowd attended the annual Blanshard Hamiota School Field Day on Monday June 12 with ten schools taking part. Oak River led town contests and White Bank Lea won rural honors while Hamiota and Holylea followed in rankings. IL Shuttleworth MLA spoke and Oak River claimed the cup for town high points. White Bank Lea took the rural shield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanshard-Hamiota
Oak River
Oakner
Hlamiota
Hlolylea
White Bank Lea
Poplar Grove
IL. Shuttlewoth
M.L.A
Hamiota
McConnell
White Bank Lea School
Marney School
Holylea
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Caldwell Motors
Man
Clarke Mathison's
The
Damiota Echo
United States
C. W. Venables
W. H. Josey
Dominion
de Kock — Strachan
San Antonio
Points
Mexico
Kingsville
Texas A. and
J. College
Winnipeg General Hospital
St. Paul's Hospital
Vancouver
B.C
Scorgie - Sim
Chieftain
Pontiac
General Motors
Fleetleader
Fisher
Chevrolet
Chumah
Costa
Alze
Saskatchewan
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