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Answers on Pg 23
1. Which flower’s name means “milk flower”? The Narcissus, commonly known as the daffodil
2. What is May’s Birth flower?
3. Which Greek goddess is associated with spring and nature?
4. Which country is known for cherry blossom trees marking the start of spring?
5. What is the origin of the word “spring” for the season?



Seniors Golf has started at Houston’s Willowgrove Golf Course. Everyone 55 and over are very welcome every Thursday. Special rates of $30 green fees and $25 cart rentals, lunch optional for $20. Senior’s Registration is $10 for the season. Weekly rate costs $4 which half goes out in draws after. Putt pott and 50/50 each week. Shot gun start at 9:30
Please arrive at 9 a:m- it’s a good chance to socialize.










































What do you call a rabbit with fleas?



Monday evening, May 25th:
Burns Lake Music Society presents Dustin Dale Gaspard & Tanner Bingaman
The Burns Lake Music Society presents Dustin Dale Gaspard on a return visit to Burns Lake paired with Tanner Bingaman, on Monday evening, May 25th at the Burns Lake Heritage Church on First Avenue. Doors open at 6:30 pm, and the concert begins at 7:00 pm sharp.
Dustin Dale Gaspard is a bilingual roots, blues, and folk singer-songwriter and a passionate ambassador of Cajun culture. Singing in both English and French, his music reflects a deep commitment to preserving and evolving his heritage. A three-time Grammy-considered artist, Gaspard toured extensively in 2024 and 2025, sharing his energetic performances and storytelling with audiences across North America. He joins banjoist Tanner Bingaman for the swing through BC and Alberta, including Burns Lake.


































1. The Narcissus, commonly known as the daffodil
2. Lily of the valley and hawthorn
3. Persephone, who symbolizes rebirth and the seasonal cycle 4. Japan
5. It originated in the 14th century, previously called “Lent,” referring to longer days







































