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Living Books built on vision

Living Books built on vision

Living Books is a company dedicated to making a positive impact on the country through the distribution of inspirational Christian books, Bibles, Christian CDs and DVDs and giftware.

Ministry developing equitable camping policies

Dear Editor A recent letter from an Alberta camper that has appeared in the letters to the editor in many Saskatchewan (Regional Optimist, Aug.

Impossible to weed out all driving distractions

Common sense may not always be common but it can still exist where it is encouraged and allowed.

Poundmaker TLE case adjourned to Oct. 4

Nine people facing charges related to Treaty Land Entitlement fraud and theft on Poundmaker First Nation will have their case come back to court in October.
Easier to change the world than myself

Easier to change the world than myself

Ed, my neighbour next door, has been able to combine some winter wheat. That has meant an unusual degree of quiet from next door. Since Ed has been mostly out at his farm, it is the beginning of what I call the season of tranquility.

North Battleford defenceman at NHL rookie camp

It wasn't long ago, Jordan Fransoo was skating with his brother and some friends in the Battlefords, playing rec hockey games waiting for his hockey season to officially start.
Summer program winds up

Summer program winds up

The Blaine Lake branch of Wapiti Regional Library held a children's Summer Fun Program for seven weeks throughout the summer. Attendance varied between eight to 32 local children.
Speaker promotes new walking trail

Speaker promotes new walking trail

The Borden Friendship Club held a barbecue for their Aug. 31 supper and celebration of birthdays. The club provided the burgers, buns and wieners and Clive Wensley supplied the birthday cake.
Single seniors gather for barbecue

Single seniors gather for barbecue

Society often neglects to engage seniors in many activities, not intentionally but merely by oversight.
Visiting teachers lead VBS classes

Visiting teachers lead VBS classes

The Mennonite Church of God in Christ held their annual Vacation Bible School for children ages five through twelve, July 18 to 22. Class 1 was taught by Joni Kuepfer from Oklahoma, with Shelly Thiessen as her assistant.
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