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The 71st annual ceremonial review of Squadron 43 of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets was held Sunday.

June already! For those of us parents who think the time has sped up closer to their child's graduation, it won't be long now. With just a couple of weeks of classes before exams, grad preparations are in high gear.

Students from throughout the Northwest were among 3,400 who earned degrees from the University of Saskatchewan during spring convocation June 3 to 6.

An enthusiastic group of 14 members of the Battlefords Art Club met at the Don Ross Centre Tuesday for painting. We were pleased to have Kay back after a winter away. Kathy Wisner from the United States was also here to visit.

It is a few weeks since I last wrote a column for the Regional Optimist. An accidental fall in which I broke my right wrist as well as my right hip have been responsible.

The sun broke through the dark clouds in the early morning May 25, which led many to breathe a sigh of relief. The second annual music festival was held that day at Leipzig Serenity Retreat, which is a five-week residential drug and alcohol facility.

Editor's Note: What follows is the contents of a plaque being installed to commemorate the location of the North Battleford Powerhouse. "After months of heightened anticipation, on that momentous evening of April 16, 1910, W.H.

Skylar Meechance was honoured with the SaskTel Aboriginal Youth Award of Excellence May 24, winning in the Enterprise category.

One hundred years of learning was a good slogan for the Connaught Elementary School centennial celebration, says the school's principal.

Eiling Kramer was born on July 14, 1914 to Dutch immigrants, Minne Dowe Kramer and Jacobina Kramer (Kopinga), in Highworth in the North Battleford district. The family included a brother, Herman, and a sister, Maria.