Battlefords News-Optimist

Congratulations to the Borden senior boys' volleyball team who won silver at the provincial 1A playoffs Nov. 26 in Broadview. The boys played very well, defeating Kincaid, Vanguard and Bellevue St. Isodore in round robin play, only losing to Manor.

Competition puts a little more fun and funds in fundraising. In our community there are constant drives to raise money in new and creative ways. It seems to be a cycle of support that works really well in our affluent region.

Leask Recreation Board Christmas craft and trade fair Nov. 26 showcased 32 craftspeople, artisans and independent distributors with representation from Spiritwood, Shell Lake, Blaine Lake, Leask, Saskatoon and many locations in between.

Sometime between Nov. 25 and 26 tires on a black 1994 Pontiac Grand AM parked on the 1500 block of 101st Street were slashed. Five men broke into the swimming pool area at a hotel located on the 900 block of 101st Street Nov.

We are already in week three of our month of small changes. How are you making out? Have you incorporated at least a few of my recommended changes? If you haven't started yet, try this week. Remember, small changes can make a huge impact.

The Royal Canadian Legion Speers-Hafford Branch No. 116 held their 60th Remembrance Day Service at Hafford Communiplex Nov. 11. More than 175 took part in the service. The service began with Legion member Rolland Pelletier marching in the colours.

Today I am going to talk about the technological advances in the moviegoing experience - or general lack of it, in my case. On Grey Cup weekend I had the dubious distinction of going to a "Harold and Kumar" movie in Saskatoon.

The fourth annual Cowboy Christmas parade hit the streets of Battleford Nov. 12 after participants shook off what looked like some bad weather brewing and stuck it out for what turned into a fine day for a parade.

Dear Editor: The Saskatchewan Disability Income Support Coalition (DISC), is pleased the plight of people with disabilities became an issue during the recent provincial election.

Five dollars - it can get you some junk food or a tavern beverage, but the feeling from that wouldn't last nearly as long or be nearly as much fun as attending Unity's own Battle of the Blades. This show had definite wow factor.