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1986-08-06
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ne oe St. Albert Sailors Captain Craig Waples proudly accepts the Provincial Ban- tam B trophy from H. Knight, Provincial Bantam League Representative from the Alberta Baseball Association while team manager D. Stewart and Olds Mayor Robert Armstrong, who gave gold medals to each member of the win- ning team look on. Pictured above from left to right are H. Knight, Craig The Gazette The St. Albert Sailors became the Provincial Bantam 8 champions Wednesday, August 6, 1986 e ot Shae : ‘s S . . urnament heid in Olds over the weekend. after a three day to Their final game against second Place Taber was called at the sixth inning after the Sailors went ahead 18 - 8. The official lineup of the winning team was Coach/Manager D. Stewart, plus players, Paul Hebert, Brent Shaback, Bobby Winkle, Steve Oakey, Jeff Waples, D. Stewart and Mayor Armstrong. Toner, Brian Miksymetz, Craig Samoti, Craig Waples and Doyle Lefebure. Didsbury big winners at Olds Didsbury horseshoe pitchers took .top honors.in three of seven events and placed second in a fourth event at the Olds Horseshoe Tournament held at the over central Sophia Kelts, Red Deer; A’- 1 Will Donald, Calgary; 2 Bill Weidner, Didsbury; 3 Dick Mountain, Innisfail; B - 1 Joe Duer, Didsbury; 2 Buck Braunberger, Drumheller; 3 John Stablyk, Edmonton; C - 1 Stan Gerrard, In- nisfail; 2 Frank Hallis, Drumheller; 3. Ray Tournament southern Alberta and B -1 Ethel Collins, Did- a ie te ea day sbury; 2 Marg .C. Lovegrove, Calgary; 3 tournament. The Sun- Alice Schnick, Leduc; C day doubles com- - 1 Hazel Hogg, Did- petitions were rained sbury; 2 Tracy Freeden. out. Calgary; 38 Doris Schrader, Bowden; D - Ladies A - 1 Doris Yughes, Carstairs. 1. Don Henderson Stablyk, Edmonton; 2 Mens Championship Calgary; 2 Neil Wallace, Sybil Wilson, Brooks; 3 Flight A - 1! Ross Brooks; 3 Dick Service, Lillian Hester, Brooks; Stevenson, Calgary; 2 Calgary. Town looking for cup challenger x. mr. « The Town of Olds has The possessors of the a one clubs = been in possession of cup can be challenged Town a chance any business, know one another bet- the Legion was beaten tion or service ‘ in ringette competition group within Olds and "pirit. last March and they are the holder of the cup is Challenges can be hor- waiting for a local obligated to meet the seshoes, slowpitch, business or service challenge. pothole jumping, group to try to win it Cup winners get the a ta away. name of the business or POWllng, Swimming, cribbage, pizza eating Yewell family reunion A. family. reunion of the children of the late Horace and Joyce Ye well was held August 2, 1986 at the Eagle Hill Co-op Halk. -: » = A total of 51 relatives comprising “of 4 child- ren, 13 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren and 3 great great — attend- Mr. Roy Yewell, a nephew of Horace Ye- well, was here from San displayed. A bountiful and deli- cious buffet was prepa- red and served by fam- ily members and Mrs. Judy Billings. Following the supper, a delightful program _was -M;€.’ed by Rod 3 re = well of San Francisco. The. grandson with the least hair - Donald Paton. family spent many years in the Eagle Hill and Hainstock districts miade all the more trea- ‘The @vening was. the family has settled in club engraved on the or virtually anything cup and keep it until it else within the bounds A wonderful time was js successfully won of reason ‘and good held by all. Many hap- away. py friendships were re- newed and younger members had a chance to meet their many relations, VEGETABLES LETTUCE ALL TURNIP AT THE e four children pre- sent of Horace and Joyce introduced their -family members and gave a short history of the family. Many songs and mu- sical selections’ given by the younger mem- bers delighted us all as did Mr. Ferrucio Gar- din’s violin selections. Scrolls again design- ed by Adrianne Paton were presented. To the oldest member - Ruth (Yewell) Ayres. To the youngest mem- ber - Daniel Yewell, son of Grant and Bev Yew- ell, To the one with the most grandchildren - Avis (Yewell) Paton. The one who came the furthest - Mr. Roy Ye- sured by the presence of many old and valued friends of the family - 20 in all. The festivities con- tinued through Sunday and Monday with an “‘Open House’’ during which more friendships were renewed and en- joyed, Only five members of the family were not able to attend. Yewell; who is in Red Deer Hospital following surgery. Cathy Wildgrube who is in Quebec on a University exchange program. Orval Paton (Jr.) and Wes Yewell and Darren Yewell who had work commitments. Though the original Crop PrRopuceErs: Fertilizer Price Protection Extended to July 31, 1987 Rocky Mt. House A Memorial to Life One example of our 170 beautifully designed and superbly crafted memorials. Available in all price ranges and backed by the exclusive Remco Bonded Guarantee. For all your memorial E M. Oo requirements contact your local Remco Memorial Counsellor: Mountain View Funeral Chapels. the Alberta Farm Fertilizer Price Protection Plan was established in 1985 to reduce crop producers’ input costs. The Government of Alberta has now wells acting as hosts. extended this program. Assistance is available for fertilizer purchased and used between August 1, 1984 and July 31, 1987. Farmers have until January 31, 1988 to apply for assistance. a Payments are made directly to farmers on the basis of $50 per tonne of actual nitrogen and $25 per tonne of actual phosphate. Fertilizer must have been paid for by the time of application. a The program has received applications totalling $29.5 million to date, from more than 31,000 farmers. The average payment per farm is about $950. a Announcing the continuation of the fertilizer price protection plan now, at the beginning of the 1986-87 crop year, gives Alberta farmers the advance assurance that their costs will be lowered for an important component of next spring's crop inputs. Aber Peter Elzinga Minister of Agriculture Shirley Cripps Associate Minister of Agriculture Alberta Farm Fertilizer Price Protection Plan QOmM=A"ANEPFO FARMERS | MARKET! “WIN” A Beautiful Framed Wall Portrait Photography by Gerald Gjerde — 4 AGRICULTURE ERE Olds - 556-7160 ad { ele] oe USE GAZETTE CLASSIFIEDS 1986 Dodge Ramcharger $750 Factory Rebate Unit No. 8680, White, 360 engine, great trailer towing unit. Was $20,915.00... 0....0000, Now $18,425” Plus Rebate prorecnon' ope t here 8 EVERY ORRVSLER BURT CAR & TRUCK 15 yours or 80.000 tw henited wearransty $100 deductiole moy appty See deater tor devas BEST BUILT, BEST BACKED NORTH AMERICAN CARS & TRUCKS** Spicer - Hannah Chrysler Ltd. Mainstreet Olds - Phone 556-7127
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Image 647 (1986-08-06), from microfilm reel 647, (CU12513330). Courtesy of Early Alberta Newspapers Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.