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The dry weather we have been enjoying has enabled farmers to make good progress with harvest operations. Quite a number have completed combining and others report having very little left to do. It is always a relief when the weather co-operates.

The North West Museum Association fall meeting was hosted by the Wilkie Museum members Oct. 4. Museums represented were Bresaylor, Glaslyn, Goodsoil, Lashburn, Maidstone, Neilburg, Meadow Lake, Rabbit Lake, St. Walburg, Spiritwood, Unity and Wilkie.

Maidstone Museum is closed for the summer season, but visits can be arranged by appointment until the snow falls. Members had a busy summer with more than 400 visitors signing the book. Some may have been missed.

We wish Walter Campbell a speedy recovery. He is presently recuperating in an Edmonton hospital. The Waseca Hall Committee members are making final arrangements for the fall supper to be held on Sunday, Nov. 2. Many phone calls have yet to be made.

The Borden Anglican and United Churches were both beautifully decorated for the Thanksgiving services Oct. 12. At Borden United there will be no church Oct. 19, as the minister, Gayle Wensley, has her daughter Erica's wedding Oct.

Last week, the elementary hallways of Maymont Central School were decorated with turkeys for Thanksgiving. One class made turkeys out of construction paper and paper plates.

Who had a surprise birthday party and turned 60? Hope you enjoyed all the attention, Donnie Hawkins.Maymont would like to welcome Linda Casey who is our new librarian and Bonnie Garette who is now our new postmistress.

Saskatchewan received a large and unexpected prize two years ago: about 1.8 million acres of pasture land. In Bill-38 in April 2012, the federal government announced that the Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration (PFRA) would wind up.

Are you looking for something thrilling to do this Halloween? Why not attend Fort Battleford's Ninth Annual Halloween Haunted Fort? If you think Fort Battleford is only about history, think again.

The Meota Seniors held their monthly meeting on Oct.10, in the Do Drop In. A dozen members turned out and with vice-president Eric Callbeck in chair. Items of interest were discussed. Repairs to the hall and area were a top issue.