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Tea held for departing resident

Milt and Lil McMillan entertained their niece Bernadette Bevington of Lloydminster and her mother Mary Lundell. They enjoyed a visit and a good game of cards. We're sorry to say Marilyn Smith is still in hospital.
Local connection to the Oscars

Local connection to the Oscars

What would you say if you found out your brother was up for an Oscar? That is the situation David Dutton, partner at First Rate Financial in North Battleford, finds himself in as his brother, animator Paul Dutton, sees a film he contributed to nomina
Fjellgaard trio brings show back to Sask.

Fjellgaard trio brings show back to Sask.

Partial proceeds from a concert at Maymont Memorial Hall March 18, featuring Gary Fjellgaard with Saskia and Darrel, will benefit Glenburn Regional Park. The concert, slated to begin at 7 p.m.

Master classes open to spectators

Master classes in voice and piano being held in North Battleford next week and will be open for the public to observe.

Local couple experiencing Egypt first hand

At this time we are also thinking of Earl and Shirley Jones who are "vacationing" in Egypt. I am sure they will have lots to share when they get home. We are wishing them safety as they deal with frustrations.
Curling dominates the sports card

Curling dominates the sports card

2010 was such a big year in Unity with so many big events such as Top 5 Riderville run, Western Canadian Fastball Championships and Provincial 4A Girls' volleyball host, to name a few. Unity loves to host events and 2011 will be no different.
Immersed in French

Immersed in French

Highlighting the importance of the French language and culture, École Monseigneur Blaise Morand celebrated French Immersion Week, Feb. 7 to 11, in style.
Travel club chooses Kenya

Travel club chooses Kenya

The upcoming graduating class from Neilburg Composite School are holding a fruit and cookie dough fundraiser until Feb. 17.

Casino night provides green for new park

Borden Parks and Recreation Board held a casino night in the Borden Community Centre Feb. 5 with close to 80 in attendance. An entry fee purchased $20,000 in play money.

Web site marketing for artists

CARFAC SASK and the Chapel Gallery are presenting an interactive workshop to help artists expand the business side of their art practice.
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