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Juvenile curlers come together for winning season

Juvenile curlers come together for winning season

It was a tumultuous, but ultimately rewarding, curling season for local curler Troy Harms.

Seniors meet for fitness and fun

The Saskatchewan Seniors Fitness Association held their annual meeting at the Maidstone Seniors' Centre April 23. The senior centre members had coffee and muffins ready for early arrivals, some who had driven a fair distance.

Fitness challenge runs to June 25

The Neilburg Seniors held their monthly games day April 1 at the Friendship Korner. Edith Christensen and Marlene Washenfelder teamed up to win the A side of the shuffleboard tournament. Jackie Goodall and Vonnie Rutherford were the runners-up.
Theatre system prize finds home in NW

Theatre system prize finds home in NW

SARCAN recycling depot employees across the province assisted with the sale of Helping Hands for Telemiracle during the months of January and February.

Better turnout for cards

A number of Maidstone Drop In Centre members attended the memorial service for former member Iva Inkster. Iva passed away at the age of 91 and service was held at the Payton gym April 13.

BUH emergency shines

Dear Editor, A big bouquet and thank you to all the staff and doctors of Battlefords Union Hospital. Recently we had an emergency surgery in our family and the staff and doctors at BUH were amazing. We attended the hospital at 9 p.m.
GABRUCH

GABRUCH

GABRUCH - In loving memory of Alma May Gabruch (nee Vance) who was born November 3, 1922 in Elm Creek, Manitoba and passed away in Saskatoon on April 29, 2013 at the age of 90. She was predeceased by her loving husband of 54 years, Mike A.

This Day in Sports May 9

On this date in sports history: May 9 1929 - New York Giants' Carl Hubbell no-hits Pittsburgh Pirates. 1937 - Reds beat Phillies 21-10. Ernie Lombardi goes 6 for 6.
Potluck welcomes, bids farewell

Potluck welcomes, bids farewell

There was a potluck supper held on April 27 for Ken and Karen Anderson at the senior's center in Maymont. There were 25 people who attended the supper. The new owners who purchased Ken and Karen's home were also in attendance.

Low-maintenance, non-irrigated lawns

As much as 50 per cent of household water is applied to your lawn. The easiest way to cut your water bill then is simply to stop watering your lawn. But to do that you need to use low maintenance grasses.
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