In the Community

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.

Manitou Lake is a large, cold and very deep lake located near Neilburg.

St. Walburg Royal Purple met Easter Monday. Twenty-two members signed the register for the meeting chaired by associate Royal Lady Georgina Schneider. The finance committee had audited the books, which were found in good order.

All good things must come to an end and so it goes with the beautiful spring weather. On Sunday morning we woke to the familiar sight of snow. Even the birds seemed confused by the quick turnaround in the weather.

Students from John Paul II Collegiate participated in an Anti Bullying Walk that was organized through Sakewew, John Paul II and the Red Cross April 4.

Members of the Neilburg Composite School Robotics Club travelled to Saskatoon on March 22 for the My Robot Rumble competition hosted by SIAST and presented by SaskTel.

The Borden Community Centre Preservation Committee held their second annual Borden's Got Talent event April 15 in the centre, with nine performances.