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Cribbage was played Monday April 24 High Score went to Danice Newton and low to Ruth Enwright. Lunch was provided by Dorothy Schwartz. Bingo was played at the centre on Wednesday April 26 th with Joan Smith and Margret MacEachern doing the calling.

Pat Chapman celebrated her 90th birthday at the Pioneer Hall in North Battleford on April 15 with an afternoon tea followed by a family supper. It was a good turn out of friends and family, with many travelling from out of province.

The 2017 Rivers West volunteer recognition banquet was held April 25 in Paradise Hill with a full house of award winners, their families and friends. The evening started out with welcoming speakers by the Mayor, and executive from Rivers West Board.

The Village of Medstead is home to many creatures, both human and animal alike. On an ordinary day the two coexist peacefully; people walking their dogs and neighbours greeting each other with smiles.

The majestic Whooping Crane, currently on the endangered species list, paid the beautiful RM of Medstead a special visit April 18, and they seem to be stick around.

The Maidstone Museum members would like to thank all who made the Silent Auction at the Trade Farm on April 1 and 2 a financial success.

UCHS is back from Easter break and the travel club is just now returning to school and eager to tell of their adventures.

Meota News Lorna Pearson Correspondent Contract bridge April 17 in Meota found top score went to Eric Callbeck and second high was Vern Iverson.

If there was ever any doubt as to the enthusiasm put into the annual campaign hosted by UCHS, all one needed to do was head to the gym April 12.

A baby shower was held in the seniors' room on April 22 to honour Ronan Lee, the new son of Dustin and Brittney Tracksell. Head table and gift table were nicely decorated in blue and white cloths, balloons and mini baby bottles filled with candy.