Slow pitch season underway with 3 to 4 games likely
Slow pitch report notes the season is underway with teams having played three or four games by end May. Public urged to attend games. schedules from David Bowley and Lori Bowley at 778-2040 or 3343. Standings show several teams with 1 to 3 wins and mixed losses. Crosby player D. coor reportedly fumbled the opposition 4 to 1 in recent play.
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May birthday and visiting guests mark Marchwell area
Marchwell District News lists various local visitors and celebrations. Guests include Mr and Mrs Alex Bennett and Mrs Isabel Hande for Mrs Selfs 80th birthday, Willie Bennett from Winnipeg, the Barrie Hande family, Don Strachian and Doran, Allan Hande Melvin and Michael Fattei cher of Yorkton with Aunt Isabel Hande, Jack Bennett and family from Russell, and Sheila and Michael Rees from Winnipeg. District members attend 4H Beef Club events and a Yorkton fun day. Banner correspondent is Shirley Dunn with June notes.
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Isabel Hande
Bob Self
Harrowby
Willie Bennett
Winnipeg
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Bennett
Barrie Hande
Don Strachian
Doran
Marchwell
Allan Hande
Melvin
Michael Fatteicher
Yorkton
Isable Hande
Jack Bennett
Russell
Sheila
Little Michael Rees
Vern
Edna Dunn
Bill
Lloydminster
Mrs. Calvin Jones
Kill
Asoll
Marchwell Saskatchewan Poem About a Returning Birthday Town
A reflective verse recalls Marchwell Saskatchewan a small town with a friendly feel where a hotel store and post office once stood. It cherishes community life with tea gatherings on Wednesdays bingo nights led by Andrew Layh and the sense of belonging that keeps residents hopeful for a return.
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Andrew Layh
Amsterdam honors Canada visitors Wilford Kirk and family
A week of social events and visits in Amsterdam included the Kirk couple being presented to Princess. Highlights featured a commemorative veterans parade along a route used by liberating forces in 1945. A May 5 service at Grossbeck Canadian War Cemetery drew about 1 million citizens, with over 2400 graves well attended.
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Grossbeck Canadian War Cemetery
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