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ST. WALBURG — The St. Walburg seniors’ organization hosted an information session on the Twin Rivers Health Foundation Oct. 6 as many didn’t realize it was still in existence.

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The Halloween costumes have been put away for another year and all that remains are the bags full of candy. The school was full Friday with superheroes, Elsas from Frozen, bananas and several other creative costumes.

Maidstone Gully Multiple 4-H Club had a reorganization meeting Oct. 5. We started the meeting off saying the pledge. We introduced ourselves and said what project we were interested in taking. We have 19 members this year. We held our elections.

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Everybody Has a Story

The Battlefords Art Club Autumn Show and Sale was held concurrently with the Marigold Market Friday, Oct. 23. Members offered a variety of artwork for sale.

To celebrate Reid-Thompson’s 50th anniversary as a regional library, author Candace Savage was invited in for a reading of her non-fiction work on Oct. 21. Savage says it was an honour to be apart of the celebration.

Writing and reading go hand and hand. And the writers at the Coffee Break Cafe on Oct. 20 agree since all of them talked about their love of libraries before reading their own work.

Kristi Friday wants to bring art and theatre to rural Saskatchewan. Through Dancing Sky Artist in Residence program funded by the Saskatchewan Arts Board, she is doing that in communities such as Watrous, Cudworth, Middle Lake, and Humboldt.