Kamsack Times

Five voices, zero instruments and one new exciting vocal sound: that’s Eh440.

Still trying to solve an incident of break-and-enter which had occurred at the Keeseekoose First Nation Day Care four months ago, Kamsack RCMP are seeking the public’s help. In a release issued March 21, Sgt.

Last week, Parkland College announced that a number of area students are among the 68 to share in more than $75,000 worth of the internal spring scholarships.

The Norquay School senior drama club returned from the Saskatchewan Drama Association’s Region 4 Drama Festival held at the Sacred Heart High School in Yorkton March 18 and 19 clutching many awards.

There is trouble in today's news media industry. Large newspaper chains such as Postmedia have made staff cuts to offset reduced revenues.

Several items regarding the Norquay Trade Show, which was held March 18 and 19 were discussed by members of the Norquay Recreation Board during its regular meeting of March 14.

By Christine Filipowich-Lukey The Norquay and District Chamber of Commerce’s 24 th annual Trade Show was held March 18 and 19 with the Minions as the special guests on March 18 when they toured the booths and were photographed.

The Rick Kinaschuk rink of Arran topped the annual Norquay Men’s Bonspiel which was held March 17 to 20 with 16 rinks participating. Out-of-town rinks were from Pelly, Arran, Canora and Preeceville. A banquet was held Friday night.

It came down to the third and deciding game but the Preeceville Midget Pats, on which are players from Pelly and Norquay, won the Major Hockey League B-side banner in overtime before a packed home-town crowd on March 20.

The Bob Roll rink of Canora topped Kamsack’s Club 55 bonspiel which concluded with a banquet on March 23. A total of 16 rinks were entered in the bonspiel which was held March 21 to 23, said Lloyd Thomas, president of Club 55.