My Dad passed away in the early morning hours of November 30, 2010. It doesn’t seem possible that he’s been gone for ten years already.

Residents of Eatonia Oasis Living, including Betty Lothammer enjoyed making Christmas decorations last week.

This fully reconditioned zamboni was delivered to the Village of Dodsland last week.

The Kindersley Rotary Club has donated 400 reusable cloth masks to all the teachers and staff at schools in the local area including Kindersley Composite, Westberry, and Elizabeth Schools in Kindersley…

They predicted it well in advance, but who thought that Environment Canada would be correct with their forecast last weekend?

This absolutely amazing photo was taken by Maple Creek area rancher, Keith Winzer. Keith figures there were more than 800 animals.

Enjoy these photos from the Legion Hall in Eston.

My great grandpa, James Hutchinson was born February 9, 1918 and lived in Richlea, Sask where he worked with his dad at the livery stable.

Time to remember … ‘Tis the season of remembrance. Caroline Burke of the Royal Canadian Legion Kindersley Branch was busy during the annual Poppy Canvas last week. Proceeds fhelp to fund charitable programs.

Across Canada, Legion Branches are the cornerstone of their communities. The Kindersley Legion Branch #57 is no exception.

It was ten years ago. I ran the newspaper in Gull Lake, Saskatchewan, and got prepared to put together our Remembrance Day edition.

Trackside Treasure: Situated in the hamlet of Wartime, this water tower was originally used to fill the reservoirs of the steamer engines on the adjacent CNR track.

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The Prairieland Players met online recently and made the decision to cancel the 2020 Dinner Theatre fundraiser, for the first time in our 30 year history.

Congratulations to River Hills Lions Club member, Gayle Smith on receiving a Marvin Chambers Fellowship award in recognition of her excellent service through Lions.

Thank you to the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 57 (Kindersley) for their donation to Eatonia Oasis Living and thank you to local Legion member Larry Ritchie for hand delivering the cheque!

SUPERB, SASKATCHEWAN! The grain elevator at Superb, Saskatchewan is practically the only building left in this former prairie town.

Eatonia Oasis Living would like to extend our appreciation to Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. for their contribution to go towards replacing our mechanical Sit/Stand lift!

The Kindersley & District Co-op Service Station was able to make a $2000 donation to the Kindersley & District Food Bank this year through their Fuel Good Day Campaign on September 15, 2020.

There were a couple of birthdays celebrated last week at Eatonia Oasis Living. Lloyd Adams and Tom Francis are another year older and wiser.