In the Community

April 9: Haley deBussac of Hinton Alta. stopped in to visit grandma Rose Danychuk. Haley was on her way home to Biggar for a visit. Welcome home to Denise Newton who is home from an enjoyable holiday in Victoria, B.C.

A light blanket of snow covered the ground once again Sunday morning and the temperature at the moment is -5 C. Mother Nature has fooled us with a few fine days that didn't last, but which made us think spring was here.

The travel club begins their adventure this Friday. They will be up early and sitting in Saskatoon airport by 5:30 a.m. They will travel to Winnipeg, then Toronto, and will finally arrive in Frankfurt, Germany Saturday morning.

Linda Lyon-Walls said she hoped the audience would enjoy Sexy Laundry and that it would provide "a smile and a nod of recognition.

The April meeting of Rivers' Edge Quilt Guild was held April 4 with 17 members present. Several members, back from vacationing in warmer climates, were busy admiring projects done during their absence.

Originally from the Battlefords, there was no way of seeing a future where eventually I would be feeding a bull liquified shit through a beer-bong type instrument.

School boards across the province have adopted an education sector strategic plan addressing short-term and long-term goals for Saskatchewan's PreK-12 schools.

School classes began again Monday and we hope all the young people enjoyed their Easter holiday time. The snow is well on the way to being gone.

Hi there! Well it doesn't feel like we have spring yet folks. We still have those cold winds. Anyway we are supposed to have warmer days ahead. I hope that isn't an April Fool's joke.

The melt is happening, but oh so slowly, and we will soon be complaining about the dust and our dirty cars, then the bugs on them. We will likely jump from winter straight into summer, but none too soon.