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Birthday Celebrants / Harness Racing Pile-Up / Sod Breaking Ceremony / Fire at Cochin SK
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10 Aug 1960 (Creation)
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4 photographs
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6 x 6 cm
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File contains an image of Henry E. Miller, aged 97, and Mrs. Jessie DeGear, aged 92, the oldest residents of North Battleford as they share a birthday party. File also contains an image of horse lying on the track following a pile-up at a harness race at The Battlefords Exhibition grounds. File also contains an image of Mrs. J. Kerr, and Rev. D.B. Isaac as they take part in the sod breaking ceremony for the Knox St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in North Battleford. File also includes an image of the charred remains of a hot dog stand at Cochin SK. The stand was owned by Sandy Backus, and damage was estimated at $1500.00.
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Photographs are provided for private use and study. For all other uses, please contact the City of Saskatoon Archives.
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