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Maidstone Museum members hosted the annual silent auction in conjunction with the Maidstone Chamber of Commerce trade show April 5 and 6 at the Maidstone Arena. The weatherman co-operated and there was a great turnout.

From April 1-3, Maymont Central School was the site of a special event co-ordinated by Living Sky's arts learning consultant, Sherron Burns.

Winning the $100 for March at the Borden Gas Plus was Audrey Baker. Bev Assman won the coffee card. Borden School is holding a learning fair April 15, with free dessert at 6 p.m.

Four students from Grades 7 to 10 of 脡cole P猫re Mercure school participated in the annual Expo-Sciencesprovincial science fair held in Regina March 17 and 18.

Vegas is calling and fashion designer Melissa Squire, is responding with a whole lot of "badass pretty!" The Saskatoon-based fashion designer has been invited to do a runway show at Viva Las Vegas, the biggest Rockabilly Party in the world.

A year ago, when CBC named her one of Saskatchewan's 40 under-40s to watch, Kjelti Anderson said, ""I have this compulsion to make an impact; I feel the need to change things and make waves.

Real life couple, veteran actors Linda Lyon Walls and Jim Walls, star in Battlefords Community Players' last dinner theatre of the season, Sexy Laundry, at the Dekker Centre next week.

The Battlefords Jazz Society has an event planned for Friday, May 2 at the Sloan Auditorium that will feature popular Saskatoon-based band Rosie and the Riveters.

Work has begun on the coming year's school calendar - a joint effort between Living Sky School Division and Light of Christ Catholic School Division - and no drastic change is anticipated.

Following the Second World War when gas was no longer rationed, when tires were easier to purchase and families were reunited, people started to travel. Motels and auto courts began to appear as ideal places to stop overnight.