Battlefords News-Optimist

It was a busy week in the Saskatchewan Prairie Hockey League and the Maymont Settlers took advantage of the busy schedule winning all three of their games, moving to the top of the standings.

No matter which team you were looking at, it wasn't a good result for the Battlefords Thursday night. In SJHL action, the Battlefords North Stars loss their third straight game as they hosted the Flin Flon Bombers.

The North Saskatchewan River Hockey League schedule is nearly half over for two teams, Maidstone and St. Walburg, and those two teams ate sitting on top of the standings.

Saskatchewan High School Rodeo Association was developed to strengthen the sport of rodeo and to provide high school students with an opportunity to experience training and compete in the rodeo circuit.

Keeping recreational facilities operable in rural communities is an ongoing challenge.

Mayfair was host to the Thickwood Hills Wildlife Federation annual meeting Dec. 10. The night included horn scoring and club business.

Sixteen Grade 4/5 students of kihiw Waciston School on Muskeg Lake Cree Nation marched into the gymnasium Dec. 7 for their Drug Awareness Resistance Education ( DARE) program graduation. Cst.

A new year presents us with an opportunity to start new and fresh.

Deliberations over the city's operating budget and five-year capital plan began Tuesday night at city hall in North Battleford.

The theatre component of the Credit Union CUPlex will not be ready as quickly as had been hoped.