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Flu shot clinics coming up, starting Oct. 21

Flu shot clinics coming up, starting Oct. 21

Could it have been a more perfect Thanksgiving weekend? The weather was fantastic, the Riders won and thankfully the majority of farming has been completed with a bountiful harvest. The St.
Coming up - Legends, a fall supper and the trade show

Coming up - Legends, a fall supper and the trade show

Now that I have your attention with Elvis, Elvis, Elvis as many of you remember, we had our own Legends' Elvis (Melvis). and here we are again.
Shop at Marigold Market

Shop at Marigold Market

Sunny skies and sunny faces! A dozen Battlefords Art Club members met for a day of painting and friendship Tuesday at the Don Ross Centre. The art club has a table at Marigold Market Oct. 25 and 26. Please sign up if you are interested.
New format for parent conferences

New format for parent conferences

Parent-teacher conferences. A thing of the past for Light of Christ Catholic School parents, teachers and students. The new format for finding out how your child is doing at school is the student-led conference.
Tennis in the Battlefords

Tennis in the Battlefords

With the removal of the Kinsmen Swimming Pool and the adjacent five tennis courts to facilitate new housing, three new tennis courts have been constructed.
First solo show for Aquadeo artist

First solo show for Aquadeo artist

The Windows Salon at the Chapel Gallery is the venue for an Aquadeo artist's first solo show. Anne Sather was born on a small farm near Ituna, and started painting in high school.
Cameron McIntosh: A visionary publisher and builder of the city of North Battleford

Cameron McIntosh: A visionary publisher and builder of the city of North Battleford

Cameron McIntosh was born July 17, 1871 at Dornoch, Grey County, Ont. He was descended from stalwart Scottish stock - the Camerons of Gray, Bruce and York. Mr.

Summer stories to be told

Correspondent Hi, there! Here we are into fall again with all its beautiful colours. Do hope the winds don't blow off all the leaves before we enjoy them to their full capacity.

Maymont School Terry Fox Run participation nets $765 for research

It is hard to believeSeptember is over and we are already into the month of October. The first month of school seemed to fly by very quickly. We hope the farmers finished their harvests safely and everyone enjoyed the nice weather.

Woodcutting bee provides warmth for years to come

Many volunteers soon had enough wood sawed, split and stacked Oct. 5 to last three years for Curtis and Carol Crabb of Borden. Curtis has had two surgeries and chemo for a brain tumour and just came out of the hospital Oct. 4, after his last surgery.
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