In the Community

Tillie Burt took Theresa Kennedy to Lloydminster for a medical appointment. Colleen Koski and Beth Maves went to Lloydminster last week. They visited with Colleen's mom, May Ford.

The Maidstone Museum members gathered at Sunny's Coffee Shop and Dining Room, March 21 for their annual meeting. No changes were made in the election for 2011 and 2012 positions.

Mitch Graw and Blair Mahon, John Paul II Collegiate students, recently returned from an exciting week in Ottawa where they attended the Forum For Young Canadians in the week leading up to the call for an election.

The annual meeting of the Maymont Hall Committee was held March 16. The new president is Mel Deagnon. Vice-president is Neil Milman and secretary/treasurer Jay Babineau remains on the executive. The community of Ruddell held a St.

A March 2-4 CÉFOU was to be the craziest cultural event of the year, as Grades 7 to 12 students of Le Conseil des Écoles Fransaskoises celebrated their French culture.

Radisson Co-op held their 71st annual meeting March 15 in the Radisson Hall, preceded by a roast beef supper served by the Radisson Recreation Board to 120 people. Fifty-five stayed for the meeting, chaired by Bill Hosegood.

The Neilburg Seniors held their regular monthly games day March 7. Jean Ball and Edna Jeffrey teamed up to win the A side of the shuffleboard. Marlene Washenfelder and Mary Svajlenko were the runners up.

"Thank you for packing the house," Lisa Hornung told the crowd filling the sanctuary of Third Avenue United Church March 13 for the Community youth Choir's Spring Tuning concert.

Students at Maidstone High School are proud SADD or Students Against Driving Distracted members. Over a quarter of the students in the school are a part of the group active in the school and the community.

Because the curling rink was unusually idle this weekend, many of you had a chance to catch Amber Holland in her opening draws at world women's curling competition.