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Today, I'm devoting this entire First Person story to frogs. Exciting stuff. Those of you familiar with the Battlefords know stuffed animals have a prominent role in the life of our community.

The time capsule, to be buried in the spring, will hopefully surprise the citizens of North Battleford in 100 years, who will open it to discover something of our life today.

Coming off a sometimes overly busy holiday season, January and even February can be considered a slower time when it comes to community activities.

To help celebrate the 65th anniversary of the Western Development Museum, people are encouraged to visit their local WDM this year.

A group of individuals interested in the arts hope to make downtown North Battleford a destination for artists and arts supporters.

1950s North Battleford. kids might spend entire days outdoors, even in winter. Not everybody had, or wanted, a car. School principals could still administer the strap.

The only difference I can see in last winter and this winter is how long it will last. Maybe I am becoming a wuss but I am finding this winter too cold for too long.

The Borden Friendship Club held a Christmas bingo Dec. 17 with a small turnout. Winning hams or turkeys were Helen Sutherland, Audrey Duda, Lottie Petriew and Terry Kun. Double winners were Rita Smith, Jackie Meister and Eileen Petrun.

Council meetings in the Village of Meota have changed the date to the second Tuesday of the month, so the next meeting will be on Tuesday, Jan. 14 at 7 p.m. in the village office.

The temperature here, Sunday is -31 C. Cold weather is forecast until Thursday, We have experienced a few very cold spells already this winter. The deep freeze we are now in covers a good part of Canada.