Battlefords News-Optimist

You probably all realize that English people have to be careful about some of the expressions we use in Canada. It can sometimes be very embarrassing, as the expressions can mean something far different from the intended message.

The13th annual Dorintosh I Can Games, June 16. Students with special needs along with some of their educational assistants, teachers and parents attended.

Nominations have been announced for several awards presented annually at Neilburg Composite School (NCS). The winners will be presented with their trophies, June 21 at the High School Awards Day in the NCS gym.

In the cycle of endings and beginnings this time of year always seems the busiest.

Enjoy how long the sunlight lasts on the first day of summer and all the great things there are to enjoy about summer.

The chief of Red Pheasant First Nation says he is responding to concerns raised by a group of women protesting his leadership.

Dear Editor Did you ever have one of those days? It's early in the morning. Everything is good until 8 a.m. when getting ready for a walk. Outside the lilies that were blooming red, yellow and pink are broken and thrown on the lawn and the street.

The seeding is done! The spraying is beginning and the rain keeps falling. Now who was it who said that because the winter had so little snow the summer would be dry? I know I heard that somewhere.

The RCMP say they have made an arrest after finding marijuana and cocaine in a search. Sharmaine Cindy Roy, 37, was arrested and is due to appear in North Battleford provincial court July 12.

The regular monthly Games Day was held at the seniors' centre May 7. Edith Christensen and Tom Poppleton were the winners of the A side in the shuffleboard tournament. Jean Ball and Shirley Nuspl were the runners-up.