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Wilkie was buzzing with activity this past week. Many different events took place and the amount of support residents have for our town was evident! Norman Carter held its first Scholastic Book Fair of the year last week.

The weather recently has been mostly cloudy but the clouds didn't bring much snow. Time seems to fly by despite our early winter. With less than a month of time before Christmas, everyone is busy with various projects.

Maymont's Trade Show was held Saturday in the Maymont Hall. Hopefully those who came out were able to do a little Christmas shopping. It is the season for poinsettias and what a beautiful plant it is. For years we've heard poinsettias are poisonous.

The Borden Friendship Centre held their first bingo No. 20 with close to 30 out to play 21 games for donated items. If there was a tie, the losers in the tiebreaker still got a box of chocolates.

Cochin Community Players are back on stage, presenting Squabbles written by Marshall Karpand directed by Roxanne Irvine. Their run at the Cochin Community Hall wraps up Sunday.

It's unique - a class offered at UCHS that offers work in the field, technology techniques, a whole lot of challenges and a weekend of fun while you work.

The end of November means the end of Movember. For many wives and girlfriends this is indeed a celebratory moment.

A group of interested antique gas tractor personnel met at the Western Development Museum in North Battleford Nov. 9. There are a few antique gas tractors that are in need of repairs before they are usable.

Our sympathy to the McMillan family on the passing of Harold McMillan of Lloydminster. Harold was Milt's brother. Milt and Lil attended the funeral in Lloydminster Saturday.

As is everywhere, the snow plows have been busy in the village. If the snowfall continues as it has done so far, the amount of snow around by spring will be something we have not seen for some years. The Yellowhead Ramblers band has been busy.