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A feel good year, with a few sad touches

A feel good year, with a few sad touches

I have to say "goodbye" to 2011 and "hello and how are ya" to 2012.
North Stars beat Ice Wolves

North Stars beat Ice Wolves

The Ice Wolves hadn't scored a goal at the Civic Centre in two previous games this season, but struck first Tuesday against the North Stars. Zac Ashdown scored on a two-on-one with Graham Smerek on La Ronge's first shot.

Former residents celebrate 50th anniversary

Spending the Christmas holiday with Dwayne and Cheryl Bater was their son Jason Bater of Newfoundland and daughter Sara Lynn and her husband Braden Houk of North Battleford.

Nominees sought for Wall of Fame

"The board of directors of the Frontier Mall Merchants Association respectfully requests nominations of outstanding citizens of the Battlefords and area for induction to the Frontier Mall Wall of Fame," says special events co-ordinator, Karyl De La P

Politics in hockey road block for talented players

Dear Editor The Penticton Vees are the leading tier 2 junior hockey team in Canada today. Two of their best players are Bryce Gervais from North Battleford and Travis St. Denis from Trail, B.C.

Vandals damage camp kitchen door

Over the last while vandalism again raised its ugly head here in Meota.

Thefts and firearms offences near Cando

Police are reporting the theft of fuel from a farm located in a rural area near Cando, Saskatchewan. Battlefords Rural RCMP and the police dog service attended the complaint on Jan. 13 around 11pm.

Rink hosts mini carnival Saturday

The young people of the village and area keep busy with basketball, figure skating, hockey and bowling. The community centre has been the scene of several parties over the holiday season.

Seniors warm up with bingo and cards

Bingo was played at the Maidstone Drop In Centre Dec. 28 with Margaret MacEachern doing the calling. Margaret also provided the lunch. The loonie pot was won by Bev Stewart. The game 500 was played Jan.
Sharks fall twice in Melville

Sharks fall twice in Melville

The Battlefords AAA Sharks tried to kept their games on the weekend close, but returned home without a win after facing the sixth place Melville Prairie Fire. The Sharks faced off with Melville losing 5-2 and 6-1 on the road trip.
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