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More heat and more cool periods, a typical combination of Saskatchewan weather. We never know what's in store. The noon luncheon Saturday was another huge success which the hall committee members really appreciate and thank everyone for coming.

She said she begged him to stop, more than once. She recalls even getting rather stern about it and then stating she would run an errand for him only on the condition that he stop.

The Fred Light Museum will be celebrating the 100th birthday of its historic home Sunday, Aug. 24 with a come and go tea. Overlooking the North Saskatchewan River valley, what was originally the St. Vital Public Catholic School was built in 1914.

Growing up, she fell asleep to the mad pounding of the Atlantic Ocean on the shores of the famous Irish County of Sligo. As an adult, she found her children's playground frequented by polar bears.

Eleven artists have taken up occupancy of the new Artist Run Centre in downtown North Battleford, and there is room for one more.

"We are very different, but we share a passion for art and family and all those things that mean so much." That's how Cheryl Mae Lobe Therias describes her friendship with Renata Szyrocka.

The Saturday events of the Radisson and District 93rd Agricultural Fair Aug. 9 and 10 started with the parade at 11 a.m., with over 25 entries.

Mid-August, and you know what that does? It strikes fear into those parents who will soon be packing up their recent graduates to prepare them to leave home for post-secondary school or work options.

Things have been a bit slow this summer. The annual indoor rodeo will be taking place Aug. 21-23 with the amateur bull riding taking place on the Thursday evening. Entries have been filled for this event.

Born in Outlook, I grew up on the prairies. After graduating from the University of Saskatchewan with an education degree, a teaching career ensued. In 1971 a move to the Battlefords was followed by teaching junior high until retirement.