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More and more Christmas lights are seen to adorn the homes in the village. The Waseca Recreation Board and the village council jointly judge the decorations and will be making presentations to the winners.

Some of the basic wants and needs of the staff and students at John Paul II Collegiate are supplied by the school's store, Pope's Corner.

I was talking to Teresa Kennedy, who is still in hospital, Wednesday. She is doing fine and getting stronger every day. Colleen Koski was to Saskatoon last week for a medical checkup. We are sorry to say Irene McKee fell yesterday and broke her hip.

Monday morning the outdoors were beautiful, with hoar frost covering the trees. Temperatures the last few days have been hovering around 0 and -4 C. Monday morning was cooler with a temperature of -11 C.

The Battlefords Cultural Community Consultation, in partnership with the Common Ground Collective and the Historic Opera House Restoration Project, held an opera house preview Dec. 4.

Fire prevention week had come and gone. It was marked by residents of Tower I as all attended a fire safety session held in the lounge Nov. 14. It was presented by Deputy Fire Chief Kevin Steinborn of the North Battleford Fire Department.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas. The seniors had a potluck and jam session and, thanks to Judy Gallie, the seniors' center was decorated beautifully. Thanks to everyone who attended.

Borden Lions held their annual Festival of Music in the Borden Community Centre Dec. 4 with emcee John Buswell announcing the items on the program.

This has been a busy year for Barry and Elaine Ducherer of River Hill Farm, near Neilburg, as they have been showing their Speckle Park cattle. They travelled to the Lloydminster Stockade Roundup and also to Farmfair in Edmonton. Then, Nov.

The fun, festive season has begun. Residential light displays are becoming a beautiful addition to the night sky. Carols are ringing out from our radios and store speakers. Christmas events are taking place all over town.