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With fall definitely upon us things here have definitely slowed down. Meota has returned to its off-season mode and thus things are quieter with less traffic than usual - just a lazier pace.

As I sit here writing the news, the snow is coming down and in places the ground is white. I guess winter has decided to come. Who knows, maybe it will clear up again.

After years as a construction project and a fundraising goal, the Dekker Centre for the performing arts is finally here.

The official student numbers in Living Sky School Division are slightly more than last year, but fewer than expected.

Sakewew High School, which celebrated its 10th anniversary Oct. 11, will be holding an "Honouring Our Elders and Youth" powwow Oct. 25. The event will be held at the school, located at 11805-8th Ave. starting at 10 a.m., with the grand entry at 11 a.

With the increasing cost of living today, isn't it nice to find something for free? Something the whole family can enjoy? Do you like to read books? Are you commuting back and forth to work? You can pass the time by listening to an audio book.

Everyone is welcome to come and get a flu shot at the Maymont Seniors' Centre Oct. 25, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Did you know October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month? Grab those pumpkins and go get a mammogram.

Legion Ladies Auxillary No. 142 held a monthly meeting Oct. 2 at the Legion Hall. Plans were made for serving a funeral lunch. When harvest is over, the group will be holding another cribbage/Kaiser tournament. Watch for more details.

The junior girls' volleyball team from Neilburg Composite School hosted an eight-team tournament the weekend of Sept. 29. Neilburg entered two teams into the tournament. Both played very well and improved their game skills.

Dale and Gala McMillan came to visit grandpa and grandma, Milt and Lil McMillan, and brought their great-aunt Mary (McMillan) Lundell to visit also. Mary is a resident in Pine Island Lodge and hasn't been to visit anyone since last July.