Turn the clock back to 1961 and beyond. Roam those old dirt roads once more and visit friendly neighbours you knew so well. From its beginnings before 1930 to its dismantlement in 1961, making way for the Squaw Rapids Hydro-electric Dam, to the day in 1962 when the river rose and water erased footprints forever, there's a lot to remember and to comment on.

Saturday, July 9, 2011

Mossy Vale/Reno Hill Get-Together: 50 years later!

Sunday, July 17th, Tobin Lake Resort Village community hall. Short program and cake at 3:00 pm. Come a little earlier if you'd like to get a little visiting in beforehand. It's the place to be for former residents of the two districts--a chance to visit with your former neighbours and later pay a visit to our special commemorative projects: the Mossy Vale history cairn and the Reno Hill School District sign.

Prepared site for the Mossy Vale cairn. Finding a location proved pretty difficult but with thanks to R.M. Councilor, Al Boschman, we are in luck!
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  1. Saskatchewan Cemeteries Project UpdateMarch 8, 2013 at 1:18 PM

    Wonderfully done blog, Amazing history of this site now under the Tobin Lake.

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