Battlefords News Optimist

With 2,116 votes Herb Cox, Sask. Party candidate in the Battlefords, has been declared elected. Incumbent Len Taylor pulled in 1,447 and Liberal leader Rayan Bater sat at 515 when the call was made. The Green Party's Owen Swiderski had 63 votes.

Herb Cox, Saskatchewan Party 1,378 *Len Taylor, NDP 906 Ryan Bater, Liberal Party 312 Owen Swiderski, Green Party 43

For the first time the Saskatchewan Development Model Partners issued $24,000 in scholarship money to Saskatchewan hockey players and athletes from the Battlefords earned a portion of those funds.

Sask. Party incumbent Jeremy Harrison has been declared elected with 2551 votes. Helen Ben NDP, 885, Susan Merasty, Green Party 49

Scott Moe, Sask. Party declared elected 3216 Clay Debray, NDP 1315 Margaret-Rose Uvrey 167

A 38-year-old man has been charged with second degree murder in connection to the death of 13-month-old boy in Paradise Hill. Allen Charles Davidson was scheduled to appear in court in Lloydminster Monday. Nov. 1 at 4:35 p.m. St.

Saskatchewan Liberal Party leader Ryan Bater's campaign came to an end Monday night, as the Saskatchewan Party's Herb Cox won a decisive victory in the Battlefords.

Saskatchewan Party leading 50 seats, elected in 29 NDP leading in 8 seats.

* Randy Weekes, Sask. Party 2,056 Glenn Wright, NDP 695 Darryl Amey, Green Party 80 James Yanchyshen, PC Party 73 Dana Arnason, Western Independence Party 9

Students from the Comp in Action Club from North Battleford Comprehensive High School put on their scary faces as they created a Haunted House at the Western Development Museum, Oct. 29.