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Dear Editor This letter is in response to comments in recent local media reports concerning a donation to the North Battleford CUPlex.

The magical sights and sounds of a beloved tale were eclipsed only by the smiles last weekend as the Maidstone Skating Club held their annual carnival.

Celebrating the important role of archives and archivists in preserving the history of our province, Saskatchewan will be celebrating the sixth annual Archives Week, Feb. 6 to 11.

The Legion Ladies' Auxiliary No. 142 held their monthly meeting at the Legion Hall Tuesday evening. Plans were finalized for Jack Bullock's 100th birthday celebration Feb. 9 from 2 to 4 p.m.

Story:The term "shifting sands" is more than the title of a lovely song, more than a mere expression to describe a discovery made by scientists probing the mysteries of Mars.

Kinsmen Aquatic Centre reopened Monday evening after a carbon monoxide scare forced staff and patrons from the building Saturday. Concerns were raised about an unusual odour in the building at about 10:15 a.m.

After losing three of their last four and two straight to start the final month of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League regular season, the Battlefords North Stars turn their focus to the Humboldt Broncos.

Happy New Year to all readers. With the new year comes a new look that is admired and appreciated. North Battleford Housing Authority has contracted with G.B. Enterprises to remove the aging wallpaper from the hallways.

Ladies do and the gents you know, Heads square through and do-si-do. When it's hot we drink lemonade, Girls trade, boys cross fold, swing and promenade.

A few blocks down the road, a Chinese family runs two small businesses. One is the only corner store/gas station at this end of the city, the other is an adjacent all-you-can-eat buffet.