Kamsack Times

Among members of the United Church Women to serve cookies at the group’s 10 th annual Cookie Walk held May 16 at the Westminster Memorial United Church lower hall, from left, were: Barb Lang, Joyce MacLean, Audrey Horkoff, Eileen Chutskoff, Arlene Sm

Representatives of the various groups involved in the Norquay Recreation Board reviewed activities held during the past month during the board’s regular meeting on May 9.

Students from Cote and Keeseekoose First Nations, their teachers and community members were joined last week by representatives of the Yorkton Tribal Council (YTC) at the first Endurance Walk to fight against alcohol and drug abuse.

A Canadian flag that had been draped over a stone monument at Kamsack’s Cenotaph Park was removed during a ceremony on Sunday afternoon to reveal the HMCS Kamsack Memorial Monument.

All Things Considered By Gail Krawetz

May has been designated by the Elks and Royal Purple Elks of Canada as hearing and speech month and the Kamsack Royal Purple Elks will be holding its annual tag day on May 27, raising money for the Elks and Royal Purple Elks Fund for Children.

While thanking everyone for attending the Kamsack Hospital auxiliary tea on May 6, auxiliary members are eager to impress upon members of the community how essential it is to have a full complement of members to do the valuable work of the auxiliary.