| Carman Mogk St.Thomas , Ontario Canada |
12/8/2005 |
Comments - Reply to Wendy Clemes, Vallejo Broadus, MT. US
Please contact at carmanmogk@rogers.com
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| randy vandesype radville , SK Canada |
12/6/2005 |
Comments - well guys im back i have a nice mullet and i used to coach the atom and pee wee team o ya one more thing chase you earned it heres the floater
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| Wendy Clemes Vallejo Broadus , MT US |
12/6/2005 |
Comments - This is in reply to MOGK St Thomas Ontario Canada-I would like to contact this person-I am the daughter of TW Clemes-can you send me his email or phone number? Thanks for your help-He posted a letter November 2005.
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| Margot Barclay (nee Bourassa) Rossland , B.C. Canada |
12/6/2005 |
Comments - My father, Euclide Bourassa, grew up in Radville. He spent many decades researching the Bourassa family tree and has collected a great deal of information. His health prevents him from continuing this project. Is there anyone who would like to have these family records?
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| Sampson Vancouver Island , British Columbia Canada |
11/22/2005 |
Comments - I am looking for the John and Mary Clark family line. Mary Clark was my grandmother|s cousin and moved with her husband John to Radville, where his parents had a farm. If anyone knows this family or descendents please contact me at rbsampson at yahoo dot com Mary was born in Ganges on Salt Spring Island just after 1900. She and John Clark married in 1923 in BC. Thank you for a great website.
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| Marina Nechepurenko Moscow , Russia |
11/17/2005 |
Comments - My relative, Alla Kolesnik (born Movchan) from the Ukraine, searches for her cousins, the Klippensteins who used to live in Radville in the 60-ies and maybe later: Heinrich and Maria and their children: Boris (born in 1946), Vladimir (born in 1949), Peter (born in 1950) and Laura (born in 1955) (the spelling of the names and dates may be inaccurate). Heinrich Klippenstein was a railroadman and they lived in a cottage close to the railroad. Maria Movchan and Heinrich Klippenstein met in Germany during World War II and then moved to Canada. Maria stayed in contact with her mother who lived in the Ukraine; after her mother died in 1960-ies, Maria|s brother Boris, Alla|s father, stopped any correspondence with his sister as contacts with foreigners were strongly discouraged in the Soviet Union. At that time, Alla was a child. She keeps letters and photos received from her cousins and desires to find them, but apparently they have moved away from Radville long ago. Alla does not speak English and asked me to help her. Maybe someone in Radville remembers the Klippensteins or could help to find anyone of them? Any news from her cousins would make Alla happy. If you have any information, could you please contact me at mnechepu@skadden.com? Thank you very much in advance.
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| Mogk St.Thomas, Ontario Canada |
11/14/2005 |
Comments - I am looking for a veteran friend who returned from overseas toRadville(|46-47
name-T.W.Clemens Can you help?
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| Michele (Drefko) Nouvion Puslinch , Ontario Canada |
11/14/2005 |
Comments - My family and I left Radville in 1980, I was 15 years old. My favorite thoughts from Radville as a child are, Ice Rink, hockey games, swimming in the Celon pitt, going to Hanagans for fries after school, buying Popcorn and penny candy at the POPCORN stand on the weekends in the summer, and having lunch with my Grandma, Mary Drefko almost everyday eating chicken noodle soup and fried bologna. A wonderful place to grow up in.
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| Rene Bourassa Lethbridge , Alberta Canada |
11/2/2005 |
Comments - I miss growing up in Radville.I live there all my life.p,s. I miss home
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| Sheri Fedun Sylvan Lake , Alberta Canada |
10/24/2005 |
Comments - I was born in Radville,maiden name (Johnson) however moved away when very young, happened to come by this web site, Just wanted to say it is a great site. I don|t know too many names but it|s neat to visit. Keep up the great work.
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| Fay Dionne Red Deer , AB |
10/24/2005 |
Comments - Fay and Stephen Dionne and family would like to extend sincere thanks to all those whose support has meant so much to us during our recent loss. A special thanks to all who so generously and so tenderly assisted us in the care of our mother and grandmother, Opal Shropshire, during her lifetime in Radville. It meant a lot to us to know she was in such a caring community.
Our special thanks go out to her neighbours and friends, Alex and Fatima Karout, Bill and Willna Robertson and Pat and Franklin Ferguson. Your support has been immeasurable. Dr. Oberholzer, Opal respected, trusted and always felt a true sense of support in your care. You are a professional in every sense of the word and the community of Radville is so fortunate to have you there.
We are very thankful for all the cards and monetary gifts we received.
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| Russell Moore Bassano , Alberta Canada |
10/24/2005 |
Comments - Anyone that worked in the Arctic, Banks Island about 1971-1972 . Have pictures of you in our camp. would Like to share with you now . Forgotten past renewed by looking at old pictures. The friendship that we shared in the Arctic I still remember. Thankyou ! Please send emails to rustyboot_2000@yahoo.com
If you would, put subject: Radville Friend or Dude . Thanks again !
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| Keynemo Ljungby , Sm�land Sweden |
10/11/2005 |
Comments - Writing from Sweden, looking for the Helen Dahlstrom married to Alton whose mother Amanda was born in our village in Sweden. Alton and Helen visited our place in mid-sixties when my husband was a little boy. If anyone can help please send information to keynemo@algonet.se
Many thanks in advance from Monica Keynemo, interested in genealogy.
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| Dick Luten High River , Alberta Canada |
10/11/2005 |
Comments - Always a pleasure to look at this guestbook every so often to read the posts and see familiar names from the past. Keep up the good work.
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| Paul Callens Pittem , West Flanders Belgium |
10/11/2005 |
Comments - Working already many year on project Belgians in America. Special for Radville I am looking for descendants of the family Delannoy who brougth over Belgian horses to Canada. Other info on Belgians overthere is welcome.
See also publications on :http://www34.brinkster.com/vvftielt/Eng/EngIndex.html
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| Klaus Muller Borsum , Niedersachsen Germany |
10/5/2005 |
Comments - It was a pleasure for me to see this great homepage from this active South Saskatchewan Town.
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| Kimi & Mimi Saskatoon , SK Canada |
10/4/2005 |
Comments - We love Radville!! We visited there every weekend with our friend Dani Moat who says she grew up there but she grew up everywhere apparently. Hello Jerry!!
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| Shawn I. Smith Camrose, Alberta Canada |
10/4/2005 |
Comments - A nice website. I|ve always enjoyed visiting Radville. My "home town" is Big Valley ALberta and it too was a former Canadian Northern Railway terminal at one time. It is interesting that our railway station in Big Valley is located right at the corner of Main Street and Railway Avenue as in Radville and is virtually identical. Keep up the good work in making Radville a great place to be.
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| Brad Antonson Prince Albert, SK Canada |
10/4/2005 |
Comments - Nice web site, happy Cent. Radville
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| Christina Ponto Rocky Mountain House, Alberta Canada |
9/28/2005 |
Comments - Amazing to have stumbled across this site...its been so many years since I been "home" Thank you for reminding me of all the fond memories I have of growing up in Radville. Hello class of 88!!!
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| chance soanes naicam , saskatchewan canada |
9/27/2005 |
Comments - radvill rocks jamie soanes is my bro and brady and jackson are my nephues
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| darlene McArthur Weyburn, SK Canada |
9/27/2005 |
Comments - hi everyone . the web site was great, thought maybe you could have the pictures of the houses that were listed . but other wise i found all the information i needed .
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| allan mcaulay trail, b.c. canada |
9/27/2005 |
Comments - I visited Radville as a child with my mom who was raised there Clair McAulay (Broman)she still calls Radville her home town and would like to visit again.
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| Valerie Dunn Ogema, SK Canada |
9/27/2005 |
Comments - It is a great site
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| Rick Erickson Winnipeg , Manitoba Canada |
9/13/2005 |
Comments - I was born in Radville(1948)My grandfather was Julius who married Dora Jensen. My father and mother were Elvin (Mix) and Elizabeth (Betty) Erickson.
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| Dennis McNaught Lake Country , British Columbia Canada |
9/7/2005 |
Comments - I grew up in Radville, my wife in Weyburn. My father was Fire Chief for good # of years. My mother had her Pop Corn Stand Since 1947 well into the 1990s.
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| Rosty Geezwood, Alabama US |
8/30/2005 |
Comments - Awesome site.
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| Rita Hebert Edmonton, AB Canada |
8/30/2005 |
Comments - HI
Boy is my face red,I made a mistake and mispelled Moose Jaw and I forgot my other cousins the Fossingers. I probably mispelled their name too Sorry.
I wish every one who are still in Radville and those who have left well and hope all will enjoy this site.
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| gordon pangman , |
8/30/2005 |
Comments - looking for my grand father. He was canidian mounted police officer. Past away March of 2000
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| Tracy Kelly Vacaville , California US |
8/25/2005 |
Comments - I have many fond memories of summer vacations and holidays in Radville with my grandparents - Alcide & Florence Dionne and Clarence and Thelma Brothen. Eva|s Popcorn Stand was one of my favorite places as a kid!
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| Mr. Ernest Turtle Horncastle, Lincolnshire UK |
8/25/2005 |
Comments - During the 1939/45 war I was stationed at R.A.F. Weyburn and used to spend my weekend furloughs with Don and Ethel Hunt, they lived in the telephone exchange. Don was in the oil industry and Ethel was the telephonist and was in charge of the exchange. They had two sons Donnie and Jerry. Also they had relations named Nimmegeers, I also stayed on Walter and Toots Nimmigeers farm just out of town. I know that Walter and Toots are now dead but they had a son Charlie I think and he worked in the Hudson Bay Company depot. I would be glad to hear from any of the Nimmegeers family still in the Radville area and also from the Hunt family. I do know that the Hunts moved away to Alberta. I was in Radville on a brief holiday in 1972 and met Walter|s son and his family for a short while. Although it was war time and my parents were in London during the Blitz I was made very welcome by the folk of Radville. It is a long time ago now and the chances of anyone remembering the R.A.F. airman learning to skate is very remote -- one never knows. Thanks for your patience in reading this appeal.
Ernest Turtle. Horncastle,Lincolnshire. 25th August 2005.
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| Rita Hebert Edmonton, AB Canada |
8/24/2005 |
Comments - I never lived in Radville but my Grandmother Louise Morrissette did and we visited her a few times. My mom was Angele Morrissette who married my dad Arthur Hebert. Hi to Uncle Tony and Marie who now live in Mouse Jaw and hello to my all cousins from the Morrissette and Fiola and Verot fanily that are still around there.
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| Drew Ellingson Drayton Valley , Alberta Canada |
8/16/2005 |
Comments - Hi to everyone in Radville sad to see the Senior Nats not still going i was
going to come out of retirement, after
i lost about 25 pounds...
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| Lubbe Herholdt Johannesburg , Randburg RSA |
8/11/2005 |
Comments - I must complement you on a perfect web site, - well done. You have a beautiful town set in a wonderful part of the world. I met Dr. Werner Oberholtzer a mounth ago in Czech and now i understand why he will never relocate. I will be visiting soon. Werner you are not only a wonderful friend but a greate DR as well. Kind regards, Lubbe Herholdt
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| Lynda Bailey Genelle, BC Canada |
8/10/2005 |
Comments - Radville is my moms home town(Clara(Broman) McAulay)She lives in Trail B.C.and she talks of Radville all the time.
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| Terra Ostropolski Erickson Maidstone, SK Canada |
7/27/2005 |
Comments - I happened to stumble upon this site...I|m impressed! Good Job! It makes me miss being in Radville.
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| Radvile Vilnius, Lithuania |
7/27/2005 |
Comments - I was amazed when I found this city, because my name is Radvile and in my language it means |a person with not losted hope|:) i wish to visit Radville one day...
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| Colleen Doud Edmonton, Alberta |
7/27/2005 |
Comments - What a great site! Radville holds many fond memories for me.
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| Ken Baker Yellow Grass, SK Canada |
7/12/2005 |
Comments - Hi!
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| Sherry (Boreen) Stuber Saskatoon, SK Canada |
7/12/2005 |
Comments - Radville is "home town" for me. We visited recently for the Rodeo and, as always, we enjoyed seeing everyone. Great website! I especially enjoyed the guestbook. A big hello to everyone.
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| dawn ross/barrett strathmore, alberta |
7/12/2005 |
Comments - just glancing through all the coments.excellent.
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| Willa Anderson Canora, SK Canada |
5/23/2005 |
Comments - I have two messages I|d like put in the guestbook.
message for Shauna Thompson, Tolfield,AB--Eva Lavery was my aunt, her maiden name was Jensen, her parents were Clara and Will Jensen. I don|t know the whereabouts of Eileen and Billy-but can give you address of her younger brother Austin(Dick). Contact me at willa.a@sasktel.net.
Message for K. Luten--I went to school with Don Luten, and my brother was a friend of Dick. Contact me at willa.a@sasktel.net.
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| Judi Erickson Regina, SK Canada |
3/29/2005 |
Comments - Congratulations to the Radville EMS for receiving the SHEA 2005 !! Way to go !!
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| Jeannette Verhelst Radville, SK Canada |
3/29/2005 |
Comments - A reply to Shelly Aschim|s enquiry regarding great grandparents. This is copied directly from the Radville history book, published in 1983.
|James Hugh Bell & Minnie Myrtle Guest moved to Radville from Clearfield in 1943. They moved on to the Jimmy Davidson property and took over the dray business for several years. Minnie did day work, later they both worked in Clarke|s Cafe. They continued on after Kal Ernie took over the cafe. They worked up until the time of Jim|s passing in 1955 at the age of seventy-four years and ten months. Minnie rented her home and lived with Hazel Hurlbulrt, widowed, and three sons. Hazel remarried in 1961 to Theo Strzelczyk of Jenner, Alberta. In 1965 Minnie sold her home to Jake Becker and moved to Jenner, Ab. She resided with Theo & Hazel Strzelczyk there. In 1979 Minnie came to Moose Jaw. In 1980 she fell and brok her hip. She has been in the hospital for one and a half years, but has since been moved to St. Anthony|s Nursing Home where she now resides.|
There is also a photo of Jim & Minnie Bell in the book.
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| Jeannette Verhelst Radville, SK Canada |
3/23/2005 |
Comments - A message for Keith Klassen, enquiring about your grandfather. There is an E. Klassen listed in the RM Laurier cemetery records. It does not give a date of burial but as it is located in the old section he must have died many years ago. Could this be your grandfather? If you think it could be send another message and my husband, who is the cemetery groundskeeper, will check the gravestone for dates. There are no Klassens in the Radville history book.
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| Mitchell Ferguson Radville, SK Canada |
3/22/2005 |
Comments - this web site needs more pics
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| Ron McCarthy Edmonton, AB Canada |
3/22/2005 |
Comments - Hoping there is a re-union this year.
Will try to be there
Hi to everyone....
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| Maurice Galarneau Barrie , Ontario Canada |
3/16/2005 |
Comments - Site looks nice. Hello to all back home.
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| Honey "Ruth" Drefko Delta, British Columbia Canada |
3/16/2005 |
Comments - I found this site trying to track the Drefko|s. As I am of the younger generation and have four girls whom I wanting information for them and our family tree. I went to the Drefko farm with my grandfather Anthony when I was A little girl . I had lots of fun there. Hope to one day meet as mant Drefko|s as I can. Enjoy the Day!
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| Keith Klassen Regina, Saskatchewan Canada |
3/16/2005 |
Comments - I really need to find my Granfather i fear he mite be dead i ask for your help for me to find pictures of my Grandfathers life I have tried every where please help me find him find his past help me find my grandfathers pictrures
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| Denis Bourassa Fahler, Alberta Canada |
3/16/2005 |
Comments - Went to Radville after new years. Felt good to be back home even for a short time.
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| Barry Van Damme Radville, Saskatchewan Canada |
3/16/2005 |
Comments - Moved to Radville in 2001 and have not had a day of regret. What super community spirit and friendly people. The |perfect| place to raise a family!
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| Shelly Aschim North Battleford, Saskatchewan Canada |
3/16/2005 |
Comments - I am trying to do my family tree and was wondering if anyone had any info or knows anything about my Great Grandparents who used to live in Radville their names are James Hugh Bell and Minnie Myrthle (Guest) Bell
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| Sara Jones Oklahoma City, Oklahoma US |
3/1/2005 |
Comments - This looks like a great place to visit! I have to go there someday!
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| Shauna Thompson (nee Lavery) Tofield, Alberta Canada |
3/1/2005 |
Comments - I wonder if anyone might know any info about my story. I|m trying to trace a lady by the name of Eva Lavery whose maiden name would have been Jensen or Jenkins, we are not sure. And subsequently we are tring to find out what happend to her children, Eileen and William (Billy) Lavery. Eva was from the Radville area and went to teach at Willowview school in the Rockhaven, Cloan Saskatchewan area in the 1920|s. Eva Jensen or Jenkins met and mairred my great uncle Edward Lavery around 1925? in Rockhaven. Lastly, we know that Eddie and Eva and their two children moved from Saskatchewan and settled in the Vancouver BC area. That is where Eddie passed away in 1936 and we lost track of aunt Eva and the two children Elieen and Billy Lavery.
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| Raymond Riviere Radville, SK Canada |
2/15/2005 |
Comments - First time I look at the website, great job Radville. It was fun reading the guest book. Hi Bob Kimball havn|t heard or seen you for a long time, it was nice to read your comment. Also nice to read about our past doctors, and what they are up to.
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| Roy Kading Winnipeg, MB Canada |
2/15/2005 |
Comments - Will always call Radville "home". K. Luten of Calgary is asking about Luten|s. We lived kittycorner from Luten 1945-58, and always remember every Saturday morning when I was in school, Mom would send me over for fresh cinnamon buns, and other baking. Mrs. Luten made the best cinnamon buns I have ever tasted. I will never forget the aroma of fresh baking in her house.
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| Brandon Bohn Radville, SK Canada |
2/15/2005 |
Comments - I have lived in Radville all my life. my family owns Alf|s. i have a dog named mojo but kodi died. I like to go on trips to hawaii. i have slicked back greasy hair. i do a mean superkick. Carl Francis is my new best friend. i collect snakes like it is going out of style. if anyone needs a tour of Radville i know where all the snakes are call me.
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| Donna Lally LaMuraglia Oradell , New Jersey USA |
1/27/2005 |
Comments - I am the daughter of Irma Verhelst Lally. Some of my best childhood memories are of Radville at Uncle Hubert|s farm. We urbanites (I have 6 more siblings) came to watch "the chicken with it|s head cut off", we road in the back of grain truck and tried to be "the last man in" as the truck unloaded. We got to milk cows and we planted potatos. We all loved the barn and the hay loft. We|d paly hide and seek with our cousins for hours. Hello to all Hubert and Vic|s families!
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| Sally Das Gupta Wolverhampton, West Midlands England |
1/13/2005 |
Comments - I have just spent a fabulous Christmas at the Verhelst family farm in Radville. I would like to thank them all (Vic, Jeanette, Perry, Trina, Mary-Jane, Lionel, Jackie, Ron, Victoria, Ben, Rheal, Bentley, Abel, Leslee-Ann, David, Mitch, Lucas, Elise, Angeline, Julia, Olivia and James) for their happy hospitality, lively laughter, friendly fun and genuine goodness - oh, and their polite patience whilst trying to teach me to skate!
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| Roger M. Belcourt Reno , Nevada USA |
1/10/2005 |
Comments - I was born April 29, 1955 in the hospital at Ceylon to Radville residents Dr. Claude M. and Shirley (Joey) Belcourt.
I would be priviliged to read any information on the town and my family that you might have.
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| Claus S. Larsen Slagelse, Denmark |
12/29/2004 |
Comments -
A greeting to all you Larsens in Radville from a relative in Denmark. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Sincerely, Claus.
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| Helen Koss (nee Drefko) Oakville, Ontario Canada |
12/29/2004 |
Comments -
Found this web page browsing for Drefko name. I lived on the farm at Tribune and left home at 17 to live in Regina, I then moved to Windsor, lived there for a couple years and moved to Oakville where I married a Windsor man and we have 3 girls. When mom and dad moved to Radville I visited them many times and enjoyed the small town atmosphere. Even though I didn|t know many people there except the Gilmore family (Wilfred is my brother in law) I did love going there to visit. But Tribune is and always will be "HOME." I do recognize some of the names. I enjoyed reading all the comments.
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| Elise Badiou Wawanesa, Manitoba Canada |
12/29/2004 |
Comments -
Hello! I think Radville is a beautiful little town. I really enjoy it here.
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| Dr. Ian Scott Saanichton, British Columbia Canada |
12/14/2004 |
Comments - Compliments on the webpage. Enjoyed reading the Guest book entries. Many family names were familiar to me and I wondered how many were delivered by myself and Dr.Bob Sollars during our practice 1956 - 1961. My last visit was about 1970. Since then I moved from Red Deer to Regina and entered practice in Aviation Medicine for the Federal Government. Later in 1982 I developed a private consulting practice in high risk industries. I retired to Vancouver Island in 2003. Frequently I reflect on the wonderful people of the Radville and district community. Best wishes to everybody.
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| Tricia Friesen Wetaskiwin , Alberta Canada |
11/26/2004 |
Comments - Just doing a little searching for geneology|s sake. My grandfather is Archie Edgar Erickson, born in Radville around 1920 or so. He is the son of the late David and Anna Erickson. I believe David Erickson worked with the CNR in Radville and other areas. My grandfather married Margaret Mills from Biggar around 1945.
I|m just looking around on the internet for information about this side of my family.
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| Paige Bert Radville, Saskatchewan Canada |
11/26/2004 |
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| John Lally Manville, New Jersey USA |
11/17/2004 |
Comments - I am dropping in to say "HOWDY" to all my Verhelst & Fossenier cousins. I am particularily interested in the tourism attractions. I am an avid fisherman & have just returned from a Bill Fish Contest. I caught a 40 pound Dorado which is mounted on my Recreation room wall already for all to see and so I can brag.
Radville is "MY KIND OF TOWN." I|m looking forward to seeing you all.
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| Edward James Lally Chicago , Illinois USA |
11/4/2004 |
Comments - My parents are Irma Verhelst Lally and Bob Lally. My mother is the daughter of Camilla and Jules Verhelst of Radville Saskatchewan.
I have a daughter, Megan and a grandchild, Tatum Rose Lally Oberly.
I am owner of Clover Custom Builders in Chicago for the past 25 years. I specialize in restore homes as well as new housing and office buildings.
The pictures and history of Radville is inspiring, something to be proud of.
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| Bob and Ladonna Lally Princeton Junction, New Jersey USA |
11/4/2004 |
Comments - I am Irma Verhelst Lally|s son. My wife and two children had the BEST time at the the Verhelst Family Reunion during the summer of 2000. (Hi Aunt Jennette, say hello to Uncle Vic for us!). We all came away from that experience saying Canadians sure know how to have a good time!!! We saw the most magnificant sunrise in Radville during at the Reunion. It would be a perfect addition in your photo gallery. Beautiful town and beautiful people. We are proud of our Canadian heritage and look forward to visiting again soon!
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| Irma Verhelst Lally Branchburg, New Jersey USA |
10/28/2004 |
Comments - My father is Jules Verhelst and Mother is Camilla Fossenier. I was born in Meyronne, Sakatchewan and moved to Radville as a youngster. I went to Troy School, St Joan of Arc Academy in Swift Currend and finished my schooling at Notre Dame College in Wilcox. I took my Nurses training at Misericordia Hospital in Winnipeg, Manitoba. After graduation I imigrated to the USA by way of Grafton, ND and later moved to N.J. where I met my husband, Robert T. Lally. We have 7 offspring, 14 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. My husband passed away 11/10/02.
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| Sharon Van Derlip Kincardine, ON Canada |
10/28/2004 |
Comments - My mother and her sisters & brothers were born in Radville in the early 1915|s - 1920|s... their father was a Scottish baker and his name was John Gray....do you have any info on this family as they are all passed on now.... and when we asked a long time ago... they said the town hall burnt down and all the birth info was lost... they never could figure out how old all the kids were..they had a child that burned and died out there at 5 years old... her name was Margaret Gray...
Some of the others children were Helen,Agnes,Jean,Robert,John and Edward
Thank you Sharon
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| Jeannette Verhelst Radville, SK Canada |
10/27/2004 |
Comments - Hi Gary & Judy Marshal, Radville is a great little town; I wouldn|t want to live anywhere else. My husband and I are semi-retired and would love to show you around if you would like to check it out. Summer time would likely be best.
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| Jeannette Verhelst Radville, Saskatchewan Canada |
10/18/2004 |
Comments - Just browsing through our web site. This is directed primarily to Helen Dahlstrom - nee Underbakke and Austin Underbakke. You may be interested to know that the Chamber of Commerce is restoring our CN Station as a centennial project. It|s quite an undertaking but we have only started a month ago and already have many volunteers lined up. We will proceed as funds become available and are quite excited about it all. Most of the furnishings and artifacts related to the station have long ago disappeared but hopefully some will find their way back here eventually. Just thought you would be interested. The Radville Star web site likely has more info on it.
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| Gary & Judy Marshall Calgary, Alberta Canada |
10/12/2004 |
Comments - I|m looking for a quiet, picturesque small town that would suit a retired person. The big city has lost it|s appeal. Maybe Radville is the place for us.
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| Ethan Radville, Saskatchewan Canada |
10/12/2004 |
Comments - I just moved here and it is very nice I really like living here.We own the grocerie store named s+e grocerie I love the winter here with all of the deer and the great hockey teams.well gtg bye.
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| Victor Lee Calgary, Alberta Canada |
10/12/2004 |
Comments - Great site, I|m looking with my daughter at the pictures from my growing up days in the Canadian Cafe. I really missed the little river valley and freedom of my home town.
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| Ricky Toan Calgary, AB Canada |
10/4/2004 |
Comments - Hello everybody! This is Ricky Toan. I|m sure you gys forgot about me but just a little reminder I|m Ricky who|s family owned the Chinese Restaurant down there! I wish I could see Radville again. Well Bye
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| Matthew Fillion Calgary , AB Canada |
10/4/2004 |
Comments - Great site ! I was teaching my dad (Gerald) the |net|,and found your page
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| Alberto Cabrera Xalapa, Veracruz MEXICO |
9/29/2004 |
Comments - Hola amigos!!! I had the best time ever while I was on grade 12. I loved Radville and its people. I|d love to come back some day... and I will
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| Jan Bulis Montreal, Quebec Canada |
9/23/2004 |
Comments - I come here in the off-season. Decent town, right arm.
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| Lynda Ross Kelowna, British Columbia Canada |
9/21/2004 |
Comments - I was in Radville but moved to Regina before I was 2. No matter where I go I meet someone from sask who knows of Radville and area. Many of my relatives lived there for years and as I grew up in Regina we visited there often. Now my home is in Kelowna. An annual Radville picnic is hosted here on the second Sunday of September. This year is the first one I attended. More than 50 past residents of Radville attend this annuial event from Sask, Alberta and BC. It was exciting to meet so many people and put faces to the tp put faces to the names I know. Great job to the organizers.
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| Kyle Radville, SK Canada |
9/14/2004 |
Comments - My name is Kyle, I like basketball, I|m trying out for the team this year, I think we will be great. I hope I make starting point guard this year because I have been practising my three pointers and I am pretty good at sinking fade aways, never mind my high vertical. That|s all I have to say.
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| Jesse N Pangman, SK Canada |
9/14/2004 |
Comments - I|m a basic Radville lover. I like to cross it. I want to persue my hockey career in Radville and maybe some day I will play in the NHL for the Edmonton Oilers.
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| Andrew Smith Edmonton, AB Canada |
9/14/2004 |
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| Sara Calibaba Radville, SK Canada |
9/14/2004 |
Comments - Radville is nice. My uncle was the Mayor but now he moved to Moose Jaw so he isnt the mayor anymore.
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| K Luten Calgary, AB Canada |
9/14/2004 |
Comments - I would like to hear from anyone who grow up in Radville that remembers the Luten family (there|s only one). Looking for my roots! Please tell me which son or daughter you knew...or gramma and granpa...love to hear stories
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| Bob Kimball Ajax , ON Canada |
8/30/2004 |
Comments - I haven|t visited Radville for years. It|s refreshing to come accross this web site. I noticed my sister Pam also found this site. I will from time to time visit this site and see what|s happening in Radville.
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| Kimberly Morris Chapman Leicester, Massachusetts USA |
8/26/2004 |
Comments - My grandfather, Archie Erickson, grew up in Radville, being born in your town in 1922. He has many stories he tells about his childhood in Radville, and it is very interesting to see the photos you have posted online. Your site is very well done.
Thank you.
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| Helen Dahlstrom-nee Underbakke Rossland, BC Canada |
8/16/2004 |
Comments - Congratulations for such a wonderful website! I spent most of my childhood in Radville. My father was with the CNR as Station Agent for many years. I have fond memories of Radville. Have returned once in 1985 for the celebrations that summer and met again a few of my classmates. Hello to everyone! Anyone know whereabouts of Joyce Barry, Erma Cousins, Olive Howden, Phyllis Yardley?
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| Dallas & Elaine Turner Kronau , Saskatchewan Canada |
7/2/2004 |
Comments - Just dropped in to say Hi! Mom, Lil Turner is now living at the Marion Centre, and Elaine|s/ Fritz & Gloria Leflar are now retired and living at Katepwa Beach,Saskatchewan. Hat|s off to all, that worked so hard in developing this web site. Grrrrreat Job !
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| Austin Underbakke Conway, S.C. USA |
6/29/2004 |
Comments - This is just wonderful Radville. I moved to Radville from Hanley (where I was born) at the age of 4 in 1927 where my father Oscar Underbakke was station agent until 1946 when he went to Moose Jaw as agent. I joined the RCAF in 1942 and came back an worked at the station for a year. The last time I was in Radville was the 1985 re-union. I recognise some of the names in your guest book. Would love to re-visit a town with such great spirit.
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| Jim and Freda Hynes Mold, U.K, Flintshire Wales |
6/29/2004 |
Comments - After discovering the website, I was sorry I hadn|t looked for it years ago. We are taking this opportunity to send our best wishes to all our previous neighbours and our ex-students from Gladmar, St. Olivier|s and the High School. Our eldest son, Jim, is now living in your great continent but over 3500 miles from you in North Carolina.
Thoes of you who went to school with our children may like to know that Jim, is in charge of Adult religious education in NC; Mark is a Principal Consultant Nuclear Engineer in England; Ann teaches law in Wales and Philip is an actor in London, England. God bless from all of us!
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| Danielle Moat Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada |
6/17/2004 |
Comments - I|m so glad I found this website! I love all the pics, especially the one of the playground. I miss living in the RCMP detachment.
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| Tami Rose Surrey , BC Canada |
6/15/2004 |
Comments - I hope to come back & visit sometime soon.
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| Rob Lawson Langley, BC Canada |
6/11/2004 |
Comments - I|m a displaced prairie buy that spent some great summers in Radville. I|d like to find - get in touch with an old friend, Paulette Robillard. She was from Biggar, but spent time with her friends and family in Radville.
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| Allan J Kimball Hanna, Alberta Canada |
6/11/2004 |
Comments - Hello to everyone - Butch Ferris -Doug Williams.
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| Sherri-Jo Kobelka Canora, SK Canada |
5/20/2004 |
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| Radville Star Radville, SK Canada |
5/14/2004 |
Comments - Hi there. The Radville Star website is up and running. Go to www.radvillestar.com to see the latest headlines, classifieds, obituaries, features and services we have to offer!
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| Sandi Brule Saskatoon, SK Canada |
5/3/2004 |
Comments - I sure miss my home town!! I love coming back to visit everyone!! It|s a very good website!! Job well done.
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| Mrs. Lea Leflar Ft. St. John , BC Canada |
4/28/2004 |
Comments - Nice Town.
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| Tiffany & Vanessa Moose Jaw, SK Canada |
4/26/2004 |
Comments - Awesome website!
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| Marlyn Ingebritson Apple Valley , Minnesota Canada |
4/26/2004 |
Comments - I am seeking information on some relatives, namely John & Tennie Halverson who lived in the Radville area. They are both deceased. Does anybody in the community remember them. They had no children to my knowledge. Contact - (952) 431-6509
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| Jayda Soanes Weyburn/Radville , SK Canada |
4/26/2004 |
Comments - Hello Radville! My name is Jayda Soanes and I live in Weyburn but my dad lives here! My dad is Jamie Soanes and he is the President of Radville Minor Hockey! I have 2 brothers and 2 sisters, Mackenzie Soanes who owns Orbit Salon, Brady Soanes who is the goalie for the Radville Atom and Peewee hockey teams, Teneal Soanes who doesnt do anything here and lives with me and my mother, and Jackson Soanes who is the town cutie pie! My Step-Mother is Debbie Soanes and she works at the Credit Union! I love Radville so much and the people here are great! I wish I lived here instead of Weyburn!
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| Norman J. Martin Penticton, BC Canada |
4/26/2004 |
Comments - I TRIED GETTING radvillestar.com website but unable to get it....The info on the Town Website is very good.
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| Gerald TAILFER, Izel, Luxembourg Belgium |
3/23/2004 |
Comments - Hello Radville. I am Alice VanDeSype|s belgian cousin and I came with family in Radville in 1983 .I|d like to find email of some of her family .I say hello to all of the family and a special hello to Garnett,Cecil their sister and Fred.And naturally one for Alice. Thanks a lot. Radville is a nice little town and i like it.Bye
(gerald.tailfer@netcourrier.com)
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| Lynn Burlingame Bellevue, WA US |
3/16/2004 |
Comments - I am the son of Grace (Wallin) Burlingame. Her parents were Arthur and Ida (Allen)Wallin. They left Radville about 1917. I have numerous old photos that I believe are from the Radville area. Unfortunately, few of the people in them are identified. n7cfo@ix.netcom.com Lynn Burlingame
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| Willie Drefko Creston, British Columbia Canada |
2/24/2004 |
Comments - My early years were in and around Radville,First school was Lien school,Lost track of most of the pals.Dad and mom spent the last days there before moving on to Ont. I|d love to hear from some of my lost buddies.Mind you I left at 18
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| Jeanette Cherlet Grand Marais., MB Canada |
2/20/2004 |
Comments - The Radville site is great what a treat for a former resident...great job!
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| Elsa Luchinski Saskatoon, SK Canada |
2/16/2004 |
Comments - This is a great website....I was quite excited to find it!
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| Ryan Easton Regina, SK Canada |
2/16/2004 |
Comments - I was only in Radville for about a year but made some great friends and have a lot of great memories of the town. More small towns in Saskatchewan should make the effort that Radville does to keep growing.
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| Kelly Bjork Kipling, Saskatchewan Canada |
2/12/2004 |
Comments - Hey, great website! Awesome pics of my hometown.Sure brings back good memories of years gone by.Always look forward to getting back to see family and friends. Keep up the great work.
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| Rob Korsbrek Sherwood Park, Alberta Canada |
2/3/2004 |
Comments - My dad Bruce Korsbrek was raised in radville, it,s a very nice town we went there this past summer!
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| Marissa Fradette Saskatoon, SK Canada |
2/3/2004 |
Comments - I am 11 years old and I come to visit all of my grandparents at radville.Both mom and dad grew up in radville.And I LOVE it there.It seems sorta freaky when I go downtown and people know my name,where I live ect.but sometimes freaky can be good.I love this site and radville. peace out
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| Judy Bos-Parsons Colorado Springs, Colorado United States |
1/26/2004 |
Comments - Just searching for genealogy leads on the surname DANKERT. A Yellow Grass resident directed me to Radville. If you know of any DANKERT|s in the area would appreciate a reply. Thanks so much.
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| LaWanda Jacobs Schneider Saskatoon, SK Canada |
1/21/2004 |
Comments - Had the chance to visit your town a couple of weeks ago on a snowy day. What a cozy little town! My parents (Lloyd Jacobs, Gladmar and Ruthanne Williams, Radville) met there at Radville Christian College in the 1950|s, so I have ties to your town also. Stopped by the Marian Health Centre and was pleased by the care given to my relatives there. Congratulations for keeping your little community going!
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| Reinout Schauvliege Gent, Belgium |
1/12/2004 |
Comments - Dear,
One of my ancestors (Danckaert Remy) went to Canada in the early 1900s. We lost contact with him a long time ago.
We presume Remy died, but are there any descendants of Remy Danckaert still living in your nice village ?
Please contact me if you know of them, especially my dad would really appreciate it. Email:reinout.schauvliege@dmbr.UGent.be
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| Warren McLeod Kitchener, ON Canada |
1/12/2004 |
Comments - Hi to all my friends back home. Sure miss all of you. Great website, home town sure looking great. Would surely welcome any contact with my old friends from school days.
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| Darwin Jensen Edmonton, Alberta Canada |
1/8/2004 |
Comments - I left Radville in 1945 but the town of my early childhood is still very much with me almost 60 years later. Grandparents Reuben & Liz Austin, Will & Clara Jensen lie at rest in the local cemetery. If anybody there remembers these people or have any information about them, please contact: dmjensen@shaw.ca. Thank you.
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| Chanelle Calibaba Regina, SK Canada |
12/15/2003 |
Comments - It was a really good site, I was impressed.
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| Joseph Delannoy Huizingen , Brabant Belgium |
12/15/2003 |
Comments - Hello Radville, here I am because I have been in Radville three times 1950,1982 and in 1998. I want to say hello to Gerard Delanoy and his wife Jeanne. Greetings, Joseph Delannoy.
By the way, great site very amazing!!
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| Lawrence Drefko Corona del Mar , CA USA |
12/9/2003 |
Comments - It|s been a long time...I|ll bet it is still the best place in the world to grow up in.
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| Barb Mierow Wainwright, AB Canada |
12/9/2003 |
Comments - Great web site!We lived there for 10 years and miss it lots, wish to be back. Keep up the good work
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| Derek Galarneau Eatonia, SK Canada |
11/26/2003 |
Comments - Great web site! Wonderful to see the old town looking so good. Hope that you will keep up the great work! How about some pictures of the great hockey teams of the past...
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| Michael VanDeSype Radville, SK Canada |
11/24/2003 |
Comments - This is my home and it is a great place to live.
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| Jennifer VanDeSype Radville, SK Canada |
11/24/2003 |
Comments - Radville is the best place there is to live. There is a whole bunch of nice people.
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| Bob DeBruyne Moncton , NB Canada |
11/10/2003 |
Comments - Great web site
Can hardly wait to move back home....
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| Evan Nyhus Raddville , SK Canada |
10/27/2003 |
Comments - Radville is a very inspirational place. I started coming to skewl here about 3 years ago and the kids have been great to me. I am usually a boxer, but seeing all the kids here i want to now further my career in hockey. i just bought a new jofa helmet and i|m ready to hit the ice. All i can say is i love this town and theres no other place i|d rather be.
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| Wes King Eastland, TX USA |
10/20/2003 |
Comments - Very nice site....I really enjoyed "visting" your city via the web.
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| Michelle Grigg Weyburn , SK Canada |
10/20/2003 |
Comments - Really nice web site!
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| Alice Fradette Carr Calgary , AB Canada |
10/14/2003 |
Comments - Celebrating thanksgiving with daughter Adele and family. I came across your website and many names I recognize from my home town. Was happy to see that Mom and Dad|s house is still at 714 Healy Ave. Saw my cousins Lawrence and Evelyn Forand lately and we all talked old times. Keep up this site with many more pictures. Perhaps the seniors, such as myself would enjoy pictures from Uncle Charles Souvenir Photo Studio.
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| Jill Bourassa-Fennell Edmonton , AB Canada |
10/10/2003 |
Comments - How nice to see the place where my Dad (Al Bourassa) grew up with his family on the internet! Wonderful site!
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| Morrissette, Adele Calgary, AB Canada |
10/9/2003 |
Comments - Thanks to Al Bourassa for telling me about this site. Well Done! I|d like to say hi to my Aunty & Uncle Alexina & Pete Verot and Uncle Leo Fradette. I|ve lived in Cow Town (Calgary) for quite some time, but do have memories of Radville. The pictures are lovely. Hi to all!
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| Robert DeBruyne Moncton , NB Canada |
10/9/2003 |
Comments - I|d like to move back, I love Radville
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| Kristin Colby Radville, SK Canada |
10/6/2003 |
Comments - Radville is the BEST!!!!
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| Denis H. Bourassa Falher, AB Canada |
10/6/2003 |
Comments - Old Home Town
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| Al Bourassa Okotoks, AB Canada |
10/6/2003 |
Comments - Jim Church told me about this website. It epitomizes the resiliency of the wonderful people of Radville, which will always be home to all of us.
We are looking forward to celebrating Radville|s Centennial!
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| Linda Deschambault Gabriola Island, BC Canada |
9/30/2003 |
Comments - Fantastic.
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| Ed Loucks Saskatoon, SK Canada |
9/30/2003 |
Comments - I heard about your web site on the Moose Jaw radio station, so I had to look you up. I grew up at Pangman Sk. 43yrs old now. Both of my parents have passed away, so I do not get back home much. I played hockey with the Radville Nationals in 1977/78/79. I have lots of good memories of the people and the town. I would love to come and visit someday. If there is a reunion on sometime in the future please invite me and my family. Thankyou for the memories RADVILLE. Ed Loucks
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| Steve Rumsey Belle Ewart , ON Canada |
9/30/2003 |
Comments - Hello just browsing thru the internet and found your web site, this is one of the better ones I have seen. Great job.
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| Gloria (Christensen) Jeanneau Prudhomme , SK Canada |
9/24/2003 |
Comments - Finally checked your guest-book and really enjoyed reading notes from former residents. I took all my schooling in Radville. Always visited from time to time and enjoyed it. However, in the past 5 years my visits have been more freguent, due to illness and aging of my family. I have truly appreciated Radville for their openess and their willingness to make everything so easy to do........quite difficult to explain, altho| know that some of the business I have been doing would have been a nightmare of red-tape in the city, but where everyone knew me (altho| I didn|t remember a lot of them) things seem to go so smoothly.......whether dealing with the bank, credit union, pharmacy, post office, nursing home, hospital. A big bouquet to all of Radville........you made some very difficult situationa a thousand times easier. Thank you from the bottom of my heart
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| Greg Silzer Moose Jaw, SK Canada |
9/24/2003 |
Comments - Hello, I just heard an ad on 800 CHAB and checking out your town online now.
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| Ray Bourassa Brandon, MB Canada |
9/23/2003 |
Comments - Very well done I spent the first 18 years of my life in Radville.
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| James Melby Saskatoon , SK Canada |
9/15/2003 |
Comments - Good site! You should add more historical pictures.
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| Richard Luten Calgary, AB Canada |
9/11/2003 |
Comments - Very well done!
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| Dave Normandeau Calgary, AB Canada |
9/5/2003 |
Comments - Nice pictures.
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| Calvin Nelson Regina, Sask Canada |
8/29/2003 |
Comments - Hi to the Bellavance Family and Aunt Phylis. You know I sure miss coming back to Radville to meet with all the aunts, uncles and cousins. We sure had some great times at my grandparents back then, Gunnard and Fern Nelson. Great website, there is always some spark in that town, you show that here.
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| Brendon Bjorklund Radville, SK Canada |
8/28/2003 |
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| Irene Danaher Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada |
8/25/2003 |
Comments - My grandparents, Exerille and Henrie Labossiere moved to Radville from St.Leon, Manitoba in 1904. They resided there unti; 1920 when they moved to Moose Jaw, Sask. I am interested in obtaining information about them and their children. If anyone could help me by directing me to the records office, or could supply with some information, I would be very grateful. My address is : 1310 McLorg Street, Saskatoon, Sask. S7J 0N4 Phone (306) 343-8350. My mother|s name was Florence Labossiere and she resided in Radville for a period of time as well. She had a sister Cecilia, and brothers named Clement and Adelard. I am hoping to receive some news. Thank you. Irene Danaher(nee Dwyer)
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| Kristine Roth Regina, SK Canada |
8/15/2003 |
Comments - Great job on the Radville website. I noticed the website was talked about in the Saskatchewan Business Magazine - August 2003 edition. I think you will find that the website will be a great marketing and promotion tool. Keep up the good work with the photo gallery pictures. The Radville EDC and Chamber of Commerce should be very proud of a great job done! Radville will always be my "Home" town!
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| Brenna Bourassa Radville, Saskatchewan Canada |
7/24/2003 |
Comments - I really like living in Radville. I like all the sports we have. I hope Radville will never change.
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| Jane Rekimowich Lloydminster , AB Canada |
7/15/2003 |
Comments - I can|t wait to see Sine|s hometown!!
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| Damara Banks Calgary, AB Canada |
7/15/2003 |
Comments - Awesome place hope to see it in the summer :) Bye (Ashley VanDeSype|s cousin in Cow Town)
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| Michele Lenz (Nee Belcourt) Brampton , ON Canada |
7/15/2003 |
Comments - I also was born to Dr. Roger and Mrs. Georgette Belcourt. I have fond memories of visiting Radville with my Grandparents, Dr.Emil Belcourt and Mrs. Camille Belcourt in the summer months.
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| Louise Belcourt Toronto, ON Canada |
7/14/2003 |
Comments - Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I was born in Radville in 1949 to Dr.Roger & Mrs. Georgette Belcourt. Although Dad passed away in 1971, Mom is still living & will be thrilled to see this site. Although I left at the age of 5 to Quebec with my parents, believe it or not, I have vivid memories. I will check this site periodically for updates.
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| David Gilmore Red Deer, AB Canada |
7/11/2003 |
Comments - Beautiful site! My brother James who is Vancouver told me about it. I still have family in Radville...Gene, and Wilfred. Still many friends and schoolmates living in Radville. A true testament to the quality of life in small town Saskatchewan!!
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| Branden Bourassa Radville, SK Canada |
7/7/2003 |
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| Brody Holzer Radville, SK Canada |
7/7/2003 |
Comments - This site is great, love all the pics, like everything, keep up the great work with the site.
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| Megan Scott Radville, SK Canada |
7/7/2003 |
Comments - Great website, it looks awesome!! Great place to live!!
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| Candace Trenouth Radville, SK Canada |
7/3/2003 |
Comments - The web site is great!! Radville is a great place to live.. there|s almost always something to do! I wouldn|t pick any other place over Radville if I had to!
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| Doris Trobert Estevan , SK Canada |
7/3/2003 |
Comments - I lived in Radville for 8 years and have now lived in Estevan for almost 2.... I am still employed in Radville and travel 2 to 3 times a week to work(1 1/2 hour drive) Whenever someone asks me where I am from....I reply |Radville....no I mean Estevan....| My guess is it|s wishful thinking.... Thanks for all the good times and memories. Radville has alot to be proud of...
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| Jenny (Bourassa) O|Dell Calgary , AB Canada |
7/2/2003 |
Comments - Enjoyed viewing your website and a great trip into nostalgia!
Happy Canada Day!
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| Dean McKenzie St Albert , AB Canada |
6/24/2003 |
Comments - taught in Bromhead and Colgate from |59 - |62 and still have fond memories of that beautiful landform and its people.
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| Candy Greff(Claffey) Lacombe , AB Canada |
6/23/2003 |
Comments - What a GREAT site. Excellent job. So many wonderful years growing up there. Always look forward to visits HOME.
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| Jim Perotte Santa Barbara , CA US |
6/19/2003 |
Comments - I forgot to mention yesterday, that I drove thru from the south about three years ago and from away out Radville stood out like an oasis in a flat desert. Stopped for breakfast and the town was still as neat a a pin and took a couple of rolls of film to show to my adult children. Sweet memories!
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| Jim Perotte Santa Barbara, CA US |
6/19/2003 |
Comments - I worked in Radville during 1950 and boarded with a Mrs Nadeua and ate meals at Cal|s cafe. Loved the Saturday dances with Jerry on the piano playing his foot stomping Sweet Georia Brown. Was also friends with the Cassidy|s and the Binns|. Miss those good old days!
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| Jeanette Halpenny (nee Bert) Kindersley , SK Canada |
6/18/2003 |
Comments - Fabulous site. Makes me proud to have been born in Radville. Compliments to your Chamber of Commerce for a job well done.
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| Jim Allen Carlsbad , CA US |
6/9/2003 |
Comments - Send e-mail to:jsatennis44@aol.com My dad lived and worked in Radville. He played hockey and baseball in 1930 and 1940,his name was W.Bruce Allen, his brother|s name was Jack Allen. Thanks.
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| William Thiel Radville, Saskatchewan Canada |
5/29/2003 |
Comments - I have lived in Radville for 35+ years and I like it here, lots of friendly people and a great area in which to live. I have lived in the Radville Marian Health Centre for 7+ years. A great place to live for a person who has special needs. The Health Centre boasts a great staff.
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| Pam Kimball Abbotsford , BC Canada |
5/26/2003 |
Comments - Haven|t been to Radville for along time and am looking forward to my next visit. Reunion in 2005? Good looking Website.
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| Jean (Allen) Brown Tacoma , WA US |
5/26/2003 |
Comments - A fantastic website! Is this the same town I was born in and educated in back in the 1920|s and 1930|s? What a job you "younguns" have done! Thank you for all that history and pictures. My dad, Walt Allen, was a star baseball player for your first team.
If there are any residents there that remember the Allens, I|d love to have an email to Radville@Juno.com
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| James Stewart Allen Carlsbad , Ca US |
5/26/2003 |
Comments - My home town. Dad worked on the C.P.R. in the 1930|s and 1940|s.
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| Jennifer Grigg Ouyen , Victoria Australia |
5/23/2003 |
Comments - Hello from Australia. I am hoping to undertake a study tour of some Canadian communities next year and would love to visit your town and view first hand your efforts at economic development and community building. Great website and you are obviously doing some amazing things in your small community. See you next year maybe!
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| Christina Ford Russell, ON Canada |
5/20/2003 |
Comments - I lived in Radville last year and am moving back this summer. It|s a fun and very beautiful town and I can|t wait to come back.
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| Willa [Grosenick]Anderson Canora, SK Canada |
5/20/2003 |
Comments - Haven|t visited the Radville web site for some time. The upgraded site is great, love the pictures and reading the comments, some of the names I found there are like traveling back in time.
I was born and raised in Radville,and my children used to spend all their summers there with Grandma and Grandpa Grosenick{Bill & Ruby],
I still try to visit at least once a year, and my first stop is always Genie|s for a great lunch and friendly chat.
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| Norma Pastachak Radville, SK Canada |
5/12/2003 |
Comments - I have lived here since I was 7 years old. I love it here . Great people live here.
Lots of good friends, good people. The Chamber of Commerce works hard
to keep our town busy and accommodating to our people.
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| Niki Nimegeers Radville, SK Canada |
5/12/2003 |
Comments - Excellent website!! needs more pictures!! Then it will be GREAT!!
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| Rich and Bev Pirio Radville, SK Canada |
5/12/2003 |
Comments - Great Job!!! We totally enjoyed looking at the photo gallery. Hope you add many new pic|s yearly! Also, very cool reading the guestbook and "virtually" meeting new people!
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| Sam Koszman Radville, SK Canada |
5/9/2003 |
Comments - I love Neptune and all it offers but Radville has a rad name says Sam I Am.
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| Jaylynne Fox Saskatoon, SK Canada |
5/2/2003 |
Comments - The website looks great! Our kids are very excited to be able to look at THEIR train station on the computer even though we are no longer there.
Can|t wait until the Mudfling! Keep up the good work with the website!
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| Lisa VanDeSype Radville, SK Canada |
5/1/2003 |
Comments - Job well done. Keep up the great work.
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| Brian Huber Stockholm, SK Canada |
4/29/2003 |
Comments - Checking to see if your town had a golf course, was pleased to find you have. I found your website very informative & will be visiting your town soon. See you at the golf course.
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| Patricia Ashley Calgary, AB Canada |
4/29/2003 |
Comments - I love your town. One day I will live in Radville. I will own a little house there and make my art and be happy.
The new web site is brilliant. I have visited your town many times and will do so once again may end of this year.
I heard of Radville from Robert Verhelst. The moment he described it to me I knew I had found my place in the world.
Thank you for being there.
Patricia
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| Danita Tytlandsvik Regina, SK Canada |
4/29/2003 |
Comments - Congratulations to the Radville EDC on a job well done. The website looks wonderful -- outstanding job!
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| Claire (Laliberte) Rogers Carlyle, SK Canada |
4/29/2003 |
Comments - Being formerly from Radville, I graduated and left in 1957, I thoroughly enjoyed your web site. My father and mothers name were Paul and Lucienne Laliberte and we lived southeast of Radville in Souris Valley.
Keep up the good work.
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| Greg Grosenick Georgetown , Guyana |
4/28/2003 |
Comments - Thanks for reminding me of my hometown. Looking forward to seeing some new pictures from this summer and glad you kept the winter pictures down to a minimum - not my favourite time of the year in Radville!
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| Al & Myrna Roth Regina, SK Canada |
4/21/2003 |
Comments - Very interesting and informative. Outstanding work done on behalf of the Radville Chamber of Commerce.
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| Dana MacRae Calgary, AB Canada |
4/21/2003 |
Comments - Awesome job guys....go Radville.. Hi Grandma Camilla VDS!!!!!
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| Rick & Laura Claffey Regina, SK Canada |
4/21/2003 |
Comments - Outstanding!! Hats off to the old home town friends!
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| Denis & Jolyn Robidoux Omaha, Nebraska US |
4/21/2003 |
Comments - We really enjoyed reading your website. We plan to visit Radville this summer.
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| Mike Dionne Kindersley, SK Canada |
4/17/2003 |
Comments - The site looks great, more pic|s of the awesome sites in and around Radville.
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| Eugene & Sandra Dionne Salmon Arm, BC Canada |
4/17/2003 |
Comments - Great Website! Excellent pictures. The prairie skyline is reminiscent of times past and something we still find very welcoming.
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| Shannon Verhelst Radville, SK Canada |
4/16/2003 |
Comments - Good job! Very informative site. Just wondering if anyone in Radville has a home based business? If I was new to the area I may be looking for an Avon lady, Party Light, Pampered Chef, etc.
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| Evelyn Dawson Calgary, AB Canada |
4/15/2003 |
Comments - What a great website. It makes the town look as beautiful as it can be. I am proud to be a former resident. I enjoy visiting my hometown spending time with my 3 sisters and their families.
Keep up the good work.
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| Terry Anderson Geelong , Victoria Australia |
4/15/2003 |
Comments - What an awesome site!! I|ll be proud to show it to my Aussie friends and say "that|s my Canadian home town". It would be great to see new pictures in the photo gallery once in awhile. Congratulations on a job well done, Radville.
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| Brad Barrett Calgary , AB Canada |
4/14/2003 |
Comments - Still look forward to visiting the old home town, and it is still considered "going home" even though I have been gone for 30 years. Great place to go and relax and have a great steak in the hotel. Or great baking, soup and sandwiches at "Genies Place" Just a plug for one of the 3 sisters that are still residing in Radville.
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| Whitney Calibaba Radville, SK Canada |
4/14/2003 |
Comments - It needs more pictures. It is awesome.
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| Gary R. Dionne Regina, SK Canada |
4/14/2003 |
Comments - Congratulations on an excellent web-site and to the individuals who obviously did a lot of work to set it up.
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| Kristian Sawyshyn (Swishy) St. Walburg , SK Canada |
4/14/2003 |
Comments - Nice site it|s come a long way since I first visited it.
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| T. J. Burgoyne Plaster Rock, NB Canada |
4/14/2003 |
Comments - Very beautiful site. I have heard so much about Radville from a good friend of mine who moved there a few years back. Beautiful town. Makes me want to come visit. Keep up the good work.
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| Norman J. Martin Penticton, BC Canada |
4/14/2003 |
Comments - very good quite informative
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| Troy B Corbett Radville, SK Canada |
4/14/2003 |
Comments - This is a great thing for the Town of Radville. I have only been living here for a little over 4 months but I would like to say "Thank You" to everyone here for making me feel at home in Radville.This is a friendly town.
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| Sho Sengupta Calgary, AB Canada |
4/10/2003 |
Comments - Hello Radville, Congratulations on a fantastic web site. As a TWC employee out in Calgary, its nice to learn a bit more about the location & community that holds our head office. Hope to visit soon!
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| Yogi Prost Radville, SK Canada |
4/10/2003 |
Comments - Having lived here my entire life, I have long realized that I have received the best that Radvile has had to offer.
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| Jim Church Saskatoon, SK Canada |
4/10/2003 |
Comments - Wonderful site. Now I can visit my hometown without having to leave the city. Of course I will still make my yearly trips "home".
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| Terry Calibaba Radville, SK Canada |
4/4/2003 |
Comments - I am the chairman of the Radville EDC and very proud of the new web-site Radville has to offer everyone. I would like to thank all people involved who assisted to get radville.ca up and running. I believe this is going to be a great tool to build our town and business in the area.
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| Eugene Jooste Gaborone, Botswana |
4/3/2003 |
Comments - Finally! I have been waiting for a decent website to be developed so that I can get closer (virtually)to my friends (Drs Oberholzer and family).
I will return regularly and hope the beautiful photographs might include some folks that I could recognise?
Regards from Africa
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| Stuart Sterzel Johannesburg, South Africa |
4/1/2003 |
Comments - I must say that your website is splendid, and it perfectly illustrates your beautiful town and close community, set in a wonderful part of the world. I am lucky enough to have one of my countrymen living there, so will be visiting soon. However, even if I wasn|t coming to visit my friend, after viewing you site I would have visited anyway - just to come and spend some time in such lovely surrounds and good company. Best regards, Stuart Sterzel - sasterzel@mweb.co.za
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| Wes Mulholland Elk Grove, California US |
3/4/2003 |
Comments - My mother Ann Mulholland (VanDeSype)was born in Radville in 1919. I spent alot of summers visiting my cousins in Radville. If any of my cousins would like to get in touch with me my e-mail is datamanwes@aol.com or datamanwes@hotmail.com. I love the website and will always have great memories of Radville.
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| Lloyd Claffey Vernon, BC Canada |
2/21/2003 |
Comments - So many fond memories of my home town, I miss the friendly place where I spent the best years of my life.
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| Jenn Tessier Radville, SK Canada |
2/2/2003 |
Comments - This website is awesome. I|m so proud to be a part of this wonderful community. My husband and I moved here in the fall of 1999. We love the town and people in it. We|ve made some of the best friends we will ever have here. This place is home to us now and we look forward to the many more years that we will spend here with our family and new-found friends.
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| Melissa Scott Radville, SK Canada |
2/1/2003 |
Comments - This website is awesome! Radville is a great place to live...
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