In the Community

The Redberry Lake Biosphere Reserve Planning District Initiative to help plan the future hosted a community meeting on April 16 at the seniors' centre to discuss their future.

"I've never heard of a jewelry swap party," the first guest announced enthusiastically, while entering the door. This comment was made by most of the other ladies during the afternoon of fun at our home in Sonningdale April 14.

Bingo was played at the centre April 4 with Margaret MacEachern and Jean Hartman doing the calling. Lunch was provided by Denise Newton. The loonie pot was divided between Dorothy Kissick and Marilyn Stewart.

Lil McMillan was to Edmonton for an eye appointment and things are doing well. Colleen Koski was to Lloydminster to visit her mom last week. May was so busy with activities she hardly had time to visit. We're glad you are enjoying your home, May.

The first meeting of the RM of Glenside Recreation Board in 2012 was held at the home of Joan Rayner March 27. Almost all board members were present from the three districts. Donations were finalized and the cheques written out.

Spring seems to have finally sprung with the farmers getting on the land. Calving season is nearly done for another year and the cattle will soon be heading to the pastures.

The Maidstone Museum's annual silent auction was held in conjunction with the trade fair on the weekend of April 14 and 15. Members wish to thank everyone who helped make this event a financial success.

With warmer temperatures, gardeners are spending more time outside preparing for planting.

The current exhibition in the main salon of the Chapel Gallery is one of the top exhibitions to come to the gallery this year. Mind the Gap is a collection of work by 14 Saskatchewan artists.

Four John Paul II students were recognized for their contributions to the school.