In the Community

Submitted by Jim and Elaine Tomkins Terri-Anne Strongarm – She is still just a small-town girl who could live next door to you or me but she is also no stranger to the big stages.

The Western Development Museum in North Battleford held a dessert and tea get together on April 11, at 3 p.m. It was held to honour the volunteers who have spent the number of hours needed to be a volunteer.

While spring itself officially begins on the 21st of March, in conjunction with the equinox, as Canadians well know, the true weather of the season oft comes far later.

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Cribbage was played Monday March 19 with high score going to Lois Myer and low going to Jean Hartman, who also supplied lunch. The February-March pot luck noon luncheon was held on Thursday, March 22, followed by bingo.

Colleen Koski had supper with Riley and Shantal to help them celebrate their second anniversary. She was also in Lloydminster to do some shopping. Jean Stewart received word that her cousin George Durupt of Edmonton was killed in a car accident in B.

For the Pleasure of Seeing Her Again, a play recently staged in Battleford, won a number of awards at Theatrefest 2018, recently held in Weyburn.

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