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The fifth annual Hafford Summer Sizzle was once again a success due to the efforts of the organizing committee and many volunteers. The day began with a pancake breakfast followed by a parade.

The Borden Light Horse 4-H Club held their achievement day on Aug. 17 at the Memorial Park Arena at the Borden Sports Grounds.

After years of letters and phone calls, Doreen Parker of Radisson finally met her pen pal of 63 years during a recent trip to Nova Scotia.

Colleen Koski went to Pine Island Lodge and took her mom May Ford for a drive in the country. She enjoyed it, but was glad to be back. Morris and Maureen Stewart of Leduc, Alta. were Monday lunch guests with their mom Jean Stewart.

Radisson Parade had 134 entries and was led by school children holding the 100-year banner. Flag bearers were Earl Kieper and Allison Sutherland and parade marshal was retired Colonel Larry Crabb and his wife Helen.

Thirty quilts were completed and made ready to be taken to Calgary Aug. 19 by a Calgary resident who has spent the summer in Saskatchewan. She will deliver them to "Quilting for Calgary" and they will distribute them to Alberta's flood areas.

Ruddell held there annual wiener roast Aug. 14 and as you can see by the picture they had a great turn out. The weather was beautiful for the event. Our condolences to Vivian Seib on the loss of her husband, Dan.

The Canadian director of the Royal Academy of Dance was in North Battleford Thursday to visit The Dance Connection in what he calls "the fun part" of his job.

Maurice Campbell was born at Steuban, Wisc. on April 5, 1913. When Maurice was a young boy, his family moved to a homestead in the Cadillac area. Maurice completed Grades 1 through 8 at Prairie du Chene, Wisc.

Radisson had three beautiful days to celebrate its 100th birthday, along with the annual agricultural fair. Registration Aug.