In the Community

The high school students held their in-house track meet in May with the following students moving onto conferences held in Edam May 16.

OK, here I go - late getting some of the news to you. The Grade 4, 5 and 6 classes held their first ever heritage fair.

Borden had a busy day June 16, with the trade show set up in the community centre. There were 28 displays set up.

The month of June is always one with many activities taking place including graduations and field trips.

International Baccalaureate (IB) students at the North Battleford Comprehensive High School celebrated their successes, June 12. Allison Hawryliw, IB co-ordinator, was MC for the evening.

New work by Dana Standinghorn is currently profiled on the feature wall in the Chapel Gallery. Standinghorn is a local artist who has been painting for 17 years.

City of North Battleford Historic Archives timeline showing the progression of Canadian women gaining rights: 1878 - For the first time in federal elections, votes cast in private. Only men could vote.

What is up with these relentless winds and then all this rain? Some lore says foggy February means windy spring, while others say wet spring - so why are we getting both? Eligible USHS students have received invitations to the annual Living Sky award

Feed the Artist (FTA), a collective of artists working in the Battlefords, is launching a magazine Saturday at the Chapel Gallery from 7 to 10 p.m. This is a free party to celebrate the magazine's release.

Jason Bater of St. John, Nfld. has returned home for the summer and he brought his girlfriend, Kassandra Peddle, with him. She has never been to Saskatchewan and wants to see local points of interest. Cheryl Bater is visiting with her mother, Mrs.