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Easter's over; let's bring on aggressive spring weather instead of this nasty white stuff again. If you are a believer and follower of the Farmers' Almanac, April and May don't appear very promising.

The Battlefords Photo Club met on April 1 for their monthly meeting. The meeting started out with some fun, with the club photographing their "environment." which will be the challenge for May.

This Wednesday afternoon, the Meota Hobby Band will be in performance at the North Battleford Library. Everyone is welcome to attend. The performance starts at 2 p.m. and refreshments will follow the program.

When the opening day of school arrives in 2015, Grade 7 students will be attending North Battleford Comprehensive High School. Before that can happen, there will need to be renovations made and a new gymnasium created.

Both the North Battleford and Saskatoon Western Development Museums have been recognized by RVwest Magazine as part of their 2014 Reader's Choice Awards.

Not using pesticides, the Walking J Farm in Arizona, 20 miles from the Mexican border, near Amado, was certified organic and an inspector came through to pass the farm and submit the required papers.

On a snowy spring day, Tuesday, the Battlefords Art Club had a good turnout of painters. We discussed the spring show and sale that opens May 2 from 6 to 9 p.m. and continues Saturday, May 3 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

This year's diocesan Catholic Women's League convention was held in Prince Albert at St. Micheal's Parish. Guest speaker for the morning session was Danica Lorer, who is a professional storyteller, photographer and a freelance writer.

Several people attended the quilt show in Maidstone on the weekend. The show was both Saturday and Sunday. It is always amazing to see the fine work the quilters do.

If you've seen the booths at the Co-op mall, you'll know the local squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets is raising funds with a raffle. If you didn't get your ticket, there is still time, as they have dates booked to set up again.