In the Community

The main area of the Borden School gym is temporarily closed while the roof and ceiling are being redone. There is no structural damage and the gym is not condemned as the rumour that is circulating around says.

Beautiful weather last weekend paved the way to more harvest progress, as can be seen by multiple machines moving in fields, grain trucks on our highways and grain terminals busy with unloading units.

With the John Paul II Crusader's second season of football approaching, students and staff at John Paul II Collegiate are fired up and ready to cheer! This season, the football team is allowing Grade 8 players to join the program.

Friends and family joined Bert Carpentier to celebrate his 75th birthday. Here's a little poem for you as you a special friend to many Maymont residents.

Here we are into September. Where has our summer gone? But it has been a lovely summer. Never has the grass been greener or the flowers more beautiful. A rose bush in front of our Tower has been blooming for the second time and is still as pretty.

With the 2012-13 school year beginning, John Paul II's student representative council has planned a number of activities to keep the students and staff busy. The first event of the school year was the annual school picture day.

It's been a couple of months now since I sat down to put some words to print.

With harvest in full swing, bare fields are gradually appearing. Most crops have been or are being swathed. Let's hope the weather continues to be favourable for the harvest operations. Gardens are also being cleared now they are dry enough.

Twenty-nine people were present at the first meeting of the new season for the Rivers' Edge Quilt Guild, held at the Don Ross craft room Sept. 7.

It's in its third year. The concert series organized by Lisa Hornung and Jaya Hoy, who both grew up in North Battleford and have enjoyed international musical careers, starts its third season Sunday, Sept. 16.