Opinion

Change is inevitable. It's a part of growing, living and developing. Changes are welcomed by some, but resisted by many.

Dear Editor To all former employees of Saskatchewan Hospital, North Battleford, on July 12, 13 and 14, celebrations will be held in honour of the first 100 years of service to the mentally ill by the hospital.

Ed, my neighbour next door, almost passed out from shock when I took him a huge piece of my birthday cake. I wish I could confess that it was solely a generous offer of sharing.

Dear Editor Jenny Walls had an articulate and well-researched letter about genetically modified plants (Regional Optimist, April 18) addressing Ron Cox's concerns that he had penned the week before. I doubt Mr. Cox's fears have been assuaged.

I feel like a broken record, when will winter end? Every week a little melting and freezing every night. Snow squalls every other day. Keeps things slippery and messy. On the home front, I have given up on any idea of finishing my combining in April.

Dear Editor Recently I was at a gathering of young and older people and was paying attention to the opinions of the younger ones. I noticed every second word was a four letter one - not swearing, but "like." Like this, Like that, like a Chevy, etc.

Dear Editor I am really surprised the approved home operators withmental health ishavinga balloonrelease in front of North Battleford City Hall.

Sometimes the most profound lessons are the easiest to overlook. Take a tomato plant, for instance. Just to the right of my computer keyboard sits a two-piece porcelain tea cup and saucer-like flower pot.

Ed, my neighbour next door, believes we are travelling to the right place. Ed heard we are off to Deadwood, S.D. in April. He has been to Deadwood and claims he tried gambling at every casino in the town.

This letter is in response to the letter "Who will spend my tax dollars wisely?" (Humboldt Journal Letter to the Editor: April 10, 2013) As a citizen living in the City of Humboldt, I understand Mrs.