In the Community

New ground was broken in the area of communication between school and home, when John Paul II Collegiate held its first ever student led conferences.

A farewell to the last member of the Sisters of the Child Jesus to serve in the Battlefords was held at St. Joseph Calasanctius Church recently, during a visit to the parish from the head of the diocese, Bishop Albert Thévenot of Prince Albert. Sr.

I am a professional wildlife photographer Oct. 28, a windy, sunny afternoon), I happened to be in the right place at the right time.

The North Battleford Western Development Museum Fiddle Contest is coming up this weekend, and will draw fiddlers of all ages hoping to entertain and perhaps bow their way to a win. Saturday, Nov. 9, the doors open at 5 p.m.

Let it snow? The motorists on highways through many parts of Saskatchewan and Alberta may not agree. On Nov. 3, over 80 vehicles hit the ditch in the Maidstone area as told by Maidstone RCMP.

The senior girls' volleyball team travelled to Wilkie Nov. 2 for their conference playoffs. The girls fought for every point and finished the tournament in third place.

The Meota seniors held their regular monthly meeting Oct. 11. An Oct. 2 pie and coffee sale was an enjoyable afternoon as folks socialized.

Brad Johner and his boys were in Borden Nov. 2 to do a fundraising concert for the Borden Community Centre Preservation Committee. The committee had a ham supper for 80 guests prior to the concert in the Seniors' Room. The concert started at 7:30 p.

Halloween was quiet and uneventful this year.

The Battlefords Art Club successful Sparkle With Art show and sale marked the last of the snow free season.