Kamsack Times

The late Octaaf Laevens, whose name was synonymous with the Kamsack Royals fastball team for over 40 years, has a smile from ear to ear. Last year his grandson Kobe, son of Cam and Marci Laevens of Spruce Grove, Alta.

Theatre Saskatchewan Inc. (TSI) and Warman Scared Scriptless Players co-hosted TheatreOne 2017 over four days in Warman, November 9 to 12, and Kamsack was represented.

By Marlene Jacquemart

Five persons are seeking election as chief of Keeseekoose First Nation, while 37 want to be elected to the 12-seat council, according to a posted list of candidates by Loretta J. Pete Lambert.

A community Christmas social is the next step in the newly-formed Kamsack recreation board’s plan to revitalize the sportsground and swimming pool.

The Victoria School gymnasium was decorated with 150 small white crosses accented by red poppies for the Remembrance Day service in Kamsack when 43 wreathes were laid in honour of deceased veterans.

By Kaare Askildt

An American cabin owner and his contractor recently pleaded guilty to environmental charges related to an incident this spring at Madge Lake in Duck Mountain Provincial Park that damaged the shoreline and park property.

A group of 18 students from the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technology (SIIT) in Yorkton was in Kamsack on November 7 to raise awareness about its Mental Health and Wellness program.

By Jan Derwores