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Tillie Linkert went to Loon Lake for the Thanksgiving weekend. It has been a Linkert tradition to camp on Thanksgiving weekend. This has been held for approximately 30 years. It has gone from tents to cabins.

Some youth in the Battlefords have decided to collect canned goods instead of candy this Halloween. North Battleford Comprehensive High School students will be canvassing North Battleford neighborhoods and St.

Christine George has been selling Epicure Products for 16 years. George has sponsored Weclome Wagon in the Battleford since September 2003, 10 years of providing newcomers with a welcome gift and Epicure special offers.

Halloween may not be until next week, but this coming weekend, you can get into the Halloween "spirit" with a couple of notable events. Saturday, Oct.

Artists and crafters will be gathering at the Chapel Gallery Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to display their handmade products.

At the outset of writing this essay, I must give credit to Bernie Nolin, a direct descendent of Joseph Nolin, for providing the information, and for writing a first draft.

Canadian humourist, storyteller, musician and playwright Lorne Elliott is bringing The Upside Of The Downturn, his show of comedy and music theatre, to the Dekker Centre in North Battleford Monday, Oct. 21.

St. Vital Catholic Women's League will celebrate their 50th anniversary Nov. 16. The program will begin at 5 p.m. with the Holy Eucharist celebrated by Bishop Albert Th茅venot. This will be followed by a banquet at 6:45 p.m.

A speedy recovery is wished to Robert Greer, as he had surgery done on his knee in a Saskatoon hospital. He spent a week recovering with his daughter Christine Greer at Lloydminster and now he is back home.

This thanksgiving weekend has blessed us with good weather. It is only 10 C, but lots of sunshine. Those who are still combining are thankful for the continued fine, dry weather.