In the Community

Tuesday morning at Pine Island Suites was enjoyed playing bingo, listening to some jokes and visiting. We always look forward to Tuesday mornings. Jody Kissick of Marwayne, Alta.

Many in contemporary society believe our built history encumbers the trade and commerce of a city and that old buildings should come under the wrecking ball in order to make way for new construction. Simple. Except that it's not that simple.

Yes it has been a long while since there has been a report from Rabbit Lake and over the last while I have had many people, mostly people from a distance away, asking when it would reappear.

Hi there! Happy Halloween, everyone! It was a wonderful day with no snow like in past years. I hope all of the children got out and enjoyed the day. October was a busy month here at the high rise. Oct.

Seven members to the Legion Ladies Auxiliary No. 142 met at the home of Irene Johner. The meeting was conducted by vice-president Lorna Foster in the absence of president Trina Tuplin. Plans were made for Remembrance Day services Nov. 11.

For those who don't already know, our Dear Sarah Beaudoin had an unfortunate accident and is still recovering.

The biggest topic this week is our first heavy snow. Saturday night it rained and Sunday morning it snowed. This area and south of Maidstone had around 10 inches while north didn't get any.

Amanda (Jason) Rempel of Borden earned her degree from the Sask. Polytechnic University of Regina nursing program with distinction Oct. 17. Radisson Royal Purple held past HRL night Nov.

Regina indie-rock troupe Library Voices, only recently bumped from first place on Canada's top-30 indie songs chart, will make its first appearance in North Battleford Saturday, Nov. 15.

The legacy of those who saw action for the Canadian forces in various conflicts around the world is one worthy of remembrance.