Kamsack Times

A “solidarity” patchwork quilt created by Roman Catholic dioceses from across Canada will be in Kamsack on June 12.

Members of the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute beginner and junior bands combined with band members from Canora, Invermay, Sturgis, Preeceville and Norquay for a combined Good Spirit School Division Parkland Band to perform in Moose Jaw on May 19.

The work of five Kamsack artists plus eight residents of Eaglestone Lodge who are being tutored by one of them is part of the Landscape and Memory exhibit being held at the Godfrey Dean Art Gallery in Yorkton.

At work last week planting annuals, weeding between the plants and hoeing all the flower beds in Kamsack’s Trackside Garden, a job that about a dozen people volunteer to do throughout the growing season, from left, were: Ruth Dixon, Stella Sych, Eile

As past district deputy, Leonilla Fisher installed Ardis C. Irvine to her 17 th term as Honoured Royal Lady Elk and second year in the newly-reorganized organization now known as the Kamsack Royal Purple Elks.

Attending the 2016 convention and trade show staged by the Saskatchewan Emergency Medical Services Association at Mosaic Place in Moose Jaw May 9 to 11, Jim Pollock of Kamsack, right, owner of Duck Mountain Ambulance Care, was able to spend time with

Following a period of construction which had enhanced the Co-op gas bar in Kamsack, a “grand re-opening” was celebrated on May 18.

By Gail Krawetz

Never have the tears flowed so freely at a Kamsack air cadets’ awards banquet as they flowed last week when the squadron said goodbye, not only to its training year, but to three of its four training officers and inaugurated an award created in memor

Sgt. Keanna Romaniuk was named the most proficient cadet of the Kamsack air cadet squadron on May 18 during the cadets’ annual awards banquet. Jim Paluck presented the Duck Mountain Ambulance award to Romaniuk.