Kamsack Times

Plans for an IP hockey team, a 4-H riding clinic and walking in the Communiplex were among items discussed by members of the Norquay Recreation Board during its meeting of October 17.

Members of the Kamsack Royal Purple Elks hosted the organization’s district deputy on November 7. Visiting the Kamsack lodge and speaking under the ‘Good of the Order,’ Barry Off of Esterhazy, the Royal Purple Elks district deputy for district No.

Lion Bear Fox is the name of the three-person group that will be performing in the second of four Stars for Saskatchewan concerts being brought to Kamsack by the community’s Arts Council.

Bernice Kropodra, Lynda Cherwenuk, Joanne Zychkowski and Joyce MacLean took home first-place bragging rights after the whist games played at the Kamsack seniors’ centre October 23 and November 13.

As of last week 26 vendors had rented a total of 29 tables for Kamsack’s annual Christmas in November trade show of crafts and home-based businesses.

Although opening about a month later than normal, the skating rink at Broda Sportsplex was ready for skaters on November 10.

Members of the newly-elected Kamsack town council took their oaths of office during their inaugural meeting in the council chambers on Monday, which began their four-year terms overseeing the affairs of the community.

The man who has been the backbone, if not the heart and soul of the annual Duck Mountain Loppet for the past 37 years was presented with the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association’s (SPRA) award for volunteer of the year.