In the Community

With great sadness we report of the recent passing of Joyce Wood of Lilac. Our deepest sympathy to her daughter Pauline Wood, and to Kevin and Carol Leng family of Ruddell and Saskatoon. Doug Johnston also passed away recently.

Over the last year or so there has been a problem growing that has concerned more than just a few residents. This problem has been the indiscriminate use of fireworks.

Monday, Dorothy Kissick was in Lloydminster to get new glasses. Sunday she was at the ice carnival to watch her great-grandchildren perform. Our deepest sympathy is extended to Ted Wesson and family on the loss of Shirley Wesson.

Looking for just the perfect piece for that spot on the living room wall? You can do that and support Saskatchewan artists at the same time.

So far, to be enjoyed is this unseasonable mild winter. Many residents find it a pleasure to be out, most days. Many new residents are calling Tower I home. Welcome to each one and may they truly enjoy living here.

This week has been exciting for the students of MHS. Thursday both our senior girls' and boys' basketball teams played home games. The senior boys played the Lashburn Lobos while the senior girls played the Turtleford Titans.

Story:The Waseca Fire Department was called out on Saturday evening, Feb. 11, to a location two miles north of the village where the tractor part of a semi-oil-truck was on fire.

WE NEED YOUR HELP! Certainly an attention-grabbing headline, especially when printed on neon-pink paper.

The Battlefords Historic Opera House Restoration Project completed a series of consultations around the new role of the opera house recently, and received "tremendous support" from those who attended for opera house renovations.

St. Mary Community School, partnering with North West Regional College, is taking education to a whole new level. As an elementary school St. Mary has always focused on teaching students in and out of the classroom.