Battlefords News-Optimist

Last week I had the joy of spending time with long-time and brand-new friends in Saskatchewan.

The production of the play For the Love of Lilies The History of Honeywood was performed April 9 and 10 in the historic Shellbrook Theatre.

Bingo was played April 13 with Margaret MacEachern and Jean Hartman doing the calling. Lunch was provided by Bev Stewart and Dorothy Harmel. The loonie pot was won by Jean Stewart. The March-April birthday potluck supper was held April15 at 6 p.m.

Dear Editor, The Prime Minister has a lot to be smiling about, Canada has become the nation of envy around the world, Our government has brought us through a recession with very little debt, very low unemployment, and more trade agreements than every

North Battleford city council decided on Monday night that they liked ice cream.

Before all the swimmers of the North Battleford Water Doves went their separate ways for the Easter break, the club held their annual year end water show at the Kinsmen Aquatic Centre.

GUBBE: This world is not conclusion; A sequel stands beyond, Invisible, as music, But positive, as sound.

The first Canadian equine myofascial release 1 seminar was hosted in North Battleford April 9 and 10. The course instructor, Cathy Covell, PT came from the United States to teach the two-day seminar.

Dear Editor, We are being told by Prime Minster Stephen Harper that the opposition has forced upon us an unnecessary election. The Prime Minister no doubt hopes that we will forget that he called an unnecessary election in 2008.

A Lloydminster man was sentenced Tuesday after pleading guilty to manslaughter following the death of his infant son. James Larose, 25, was sentenced to 5 and a half years in Battleford Queen's bench court.