Local News

From our community to your community, we wish everyone a Very Merry Christmas and all the Best in the New Year. The Calder Annual Community Christmas Potluck Supper was a wonderful turn out. Thanks to everyone who attended this event.

This week, we are happy to report that Edith Simle is feeling much better after a bout in the hospital this fall.

The Busy Bees will not be open for coffee Mon., Dec. 24 or Mon. Dec. 31. We wish everyone a Merry Christmas and hope to see you all in the new year. No church in Bredenbury on Dec.

Sympathy of the Dubuc Community is extended to the family of Matthew Smith who passed away November 5 after he lost a two month battle to recover from severe burns he received, while working in his shop.

Congratulations to the Bredenbury Cougar team in winning their last two hockey games against Langenburg and Rocanville. Thanks to everyone who came out and supported the Church Craft Show despite the icy road conditions and weather.

The Calder Seniors held their whist drive and these are the winners: 1st - Peter Wereschuk, 2nd - Margie Mankish, 3rd - Judy Pryslak, low - Lil Wozney. Pot of Gold - Liz Wozney and Peter Wereschuk.

Donors Choice donations will be accepted until the end of November. Please leave your donation at the store or contact Margaret Nocholson.

Congratulations to Lacey Polk and Adam Tuffs of Melville on the birth of their daughter Brynlee Rae Tuffs. She weighed 7 lbs and 14¾ ounces. Brynlee was born on August 22 at the Yorkton Regional Hospital.

Saltcoats Library takes this opportunity to thank Michelle Easton for her time given to Library Week with her demonstration of photo enhancing on computer, as well as Ruth Partridge for the display and expertise with quilting.

A baby shower was held at the Busy Bees on Saturday for "Nicholas Kevin Janett," son of Lee and Brenna Janett.