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Colleen and Norma Wicks left Speers March 12 for their trip to Hawaii, flying from Saskatoon to Denver, then on to San Diego where they spent the night. They left San Diego the next day on the Holland America ship Vaandam.

Finally I think it is safe to say that spring is here. The guys were talking about the crow storms ( the storm that always comes after the arrival of the crows) but this year I think we are going to be spared. The last of the snowbirds are here.

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church is welcoming a new minister - the first they've had in over seven years. On March 18, the church held a special induction service for their new spiritual leader, Reverend Joye Platford.

Hi there! April came in like a lamb, so nice and sunny. Thank goodness we saw the last of March with its bitter cold winds and dreary days. Hopefully from now on we will be getting some lovely spring weather.

Ratushniak Elementary School kindergarten and Grade 3 students boarded a bus for an artistic adventure last Wednesday.

Spring has finally found Rabbit Lake! For a short while the streets become a quagmire of slush and mud but even that is subsiding with each warm day that arrives.

Spring is a time to sing and the choir at Ratushniak Elementary School in Maidstone has been spreading joy with their performance, Hip Hip Hooray.

The Hafford Cheremka Dance Club held its annual dance recital April 3. Parents, grandparents and friends attended the recital to watch the wonderful display of dance talent.

Les and Edith Christensen received the Andy Coulter Award at the Marsden/Neilburg Minor Hockey Banquet, held March 31 in the Neilburg Community Hall.

It is hard to believe and it almost feels too good to be true but I think spring has finally sprung! Well this is the last of my rink news until the fall: Local girls Kelsey Wildeman, Sydney David and Heather Wood, playing with the West Central Midge