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Strides Health Education participants have received certificates of achievement and new shirts, yet to be imprinted.

That's all folks! Christmas is almost over for another year, leaving us with happy memories of good times shared with friends and family. But, wait; you can still celebrate New Year's.

It was starting to feel like the North Pole to me so I left a northern fly-in camp on Christmas Eve 1967. I flew to Edmonton and bought a train ticket for home.

Ionic Lodge No. 31 observed the annual event of installation of officers Saturday with two special guests relating stories about life-changing experiences the North Battleford lodge had helped make possible for them.

For the second year in a row, cancer survivor Dana Lavoie has topped the province in the Girls' Night In fundraising initiative. Canadian Cancer Society Battlefords Unit manager Janice Foley presented her with an iPad Mini Thursday.

The auction hall was standing room only Thursday, Dec. 12 for Kramer Auction Ltd.'s fourth annual land auction. A total of 32 quarters of land were sold by auction and 37 were leased by auction.

The RM of Glenside held a byelection for reeve on Dec. 4 at the R.M. office in Biggar. Kim Custer of Division 5 ran against Garry Hoppe from Division 3. Hoppe was elected, taking over from Wade Parkinson.

Popular Christmas carols that state "Oh the weather outside is frightful" or "Baby, it's cold outside!" were absolute truths the night of Dec. 5 in Unity.

There were many Christmas themed events going on last week. The Red Hat ladies outdid themselves again this year with their festival of trees. Last year I thought, "they can't be more beautiful," but each year they area.

This active little community has had another busy week, with Christmas programs and gatherings of clubs to play cards or for meetings. The Meota choir entertained at Ruth Manor Dec. 11, with an appreciative audience of residents and staff.