In the Community

I hope you enjoyed your long weekend. I understand many farmers could be near the completion of their seeding.

Borden Deifenbaker Days is soon approaching and a full weekend is lined up. There is a perogy supper June 3 from 5 to 7 p.m. followed by a silent auction with proceeds to renovate the community centre.

The Kamala Youth Choir, under the direction of Dianne Gryba and Joanne Kasper, will be flying to Ottawa at the end of June to participate as Saskatchewan's representative in the Unisong Canadian Choir Festival.

I've always felt a certain resentment towards artists.

There will be no village clean up but the waste transfer station will be open Saturday, June 11 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be a garage sale, potluck supper and jam session at the Maymont Hall Saturday, June 25 starting at 10 a.m.

Taking an interest in my family's military history I began a journey starting back in 2003 that has taken me to France, Holland, Germany and Italy.

Mark Reimer, participant at the Battlefords Trade and Education Centre's day program, has been selected as the winner in the Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres art competition.

Entertainment for members of Maidstone Seniors Drop In Centre was cancelled partially due to advance polls being hosted at the centre for three days and also polls on election day.

Arlee Lumgair travelled to Edmonton for a few days last week to visit with former Waseca residents Carol and Don Hamelin. While there they attended and enjoyed the Laurie Morgan Show.

The Victoria Day weekend marks the beginning of warmer weather, the winding down of the school year and the freedom of early summer.