In the Community

Fifteen students and six adults from JPII traveled throughout Northern Italy, April 7 to 17.

The heavy snowfall Friday night made it impossible to carry out all the activities of Saturday's "cleanup" day.

In the shadow of the Sallows & Boyd, on the corner of 11th Avenue and 102nd Street, stands the vacant, neglected and forgotten old bus depot. Many are under the impression the old building is part of the Sallows & Boyd.

During the month of May the exhibition in the Window Salon of the Chapel Gallery highlights the work of students from Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT).

The Neilburg and District Bowling Association held their annual spring awards banquet and annual meeting April 12, in the Neilburg Community Hall. After a delicious supper, the annual meeting was held.

At Borden School assembly April 18, the school athletic program received recognition.

Paynton had their annual spring ratepayers' supper and meeting April 20. The catering committee served up a delicious meal before the meeting and music began.

I think it is official. Several campers and fifth-wheel units have been going past our place and heading for the lake. I am not sure what they will be doing once they get there as the ice will still be there for another month.

April 2 the Maidstone Gully Multiple 4-H Club held a club meeting where it was decided to sell cookbooks at the Maidstone Trade Fair April 14 and 15.

We didn't get the April showers we had hoped for, but gardeners are excited about the May flowers and with the greenhouses opening, we will soon see beautiful blooms around town again. Minor Ball Day is being held May 6.