In the Community

Our Sons of Norway members rented a van for a five-day trip to the Hostfest in Minot, North Dakota, leaving on Sept. 29. Eight of us stayed at a private home while two lodged with another family.

Next Saturday, Oct. 25 at 3 p.m. in the Meota Library, there will be a guest speaker. First-time author Eugenie Davidson is from Meadow Lake and she will be doing some reading from her new book Choosing to Bloom.

Bingo was played Sept. 24 with a nice turnout. Joan Smith and Jean Hartman did the calling. Lunch was provided by Lil McMillan. Cabbage was played Monday, Sept. 29 with Lil McMillan hosting and providing lunch.

Be thankful folks! When you see the disease, conflict and natural disasters in other parts of the world, we need to be thankful for the stable, peaceful, beautiful province and country we live in. Have a safe and wonderful Thanksgiving weekend. St.

Radisson TOPS SK5243 held their installation of officers and awards ceremony on Oct. 2 in Radisson Town Office meeting room with seven members present.

Fall is here with all its beautiful autumn colours. Wouldn't it be great if this nice weather lasts until the farmers get their crops off? We'll hope so.

Being a member of the Knights of Columbus in Saskatoon and also a member of the Darcy McGee 4th Degree Assembly for many years I have always wondered who Bishop Nicetas Budka was, being that also in Saskatoon there was a Bishop Budka Assembly for the

Canadian quartette Lunch at Allen's will take the stage at the Dekker Centre Thursday night as part of a two-day tour of Saskatchewan.

They've been married almost 63 years, and since shortly after their nuptials, they've been helping to change lives by sponsoring children in poverty. Kenneth and Doreen Agrey have sponsored approximately 15 children through World Vision.

How is it that Made in China plastic Halloween paraphernalia can occupy stores in early September a month before Thanksgiving, two months before Halloween? I guess cobwebs, candies and grotesque costumes are an easier sell than a gratitude-based holi