Local Arts

Father Methodius Kushko blesses a cairn honouring Brother Stanislaus (Joesph O'Reilly) for his "outstanding service and contributions as an educator and inspirational leader at St. Joseph's College" from 1919 to 1929 and 1931 to 1938. Fr.

The Saskatchewan Government recently proclaimed The Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Act and regulations.

The October sale of petroleum and natural gas rights in Saskatchewan brought in $9.1 million in revenue, with an average price paid of $524/hectare.

A three-coloured process postcard showing a threshing scene in Western Canada. Three women and one man pay a visit to a field to examine the crop. One is in the vehicle. It appears they are in their Sunday-best attire.

Fall Outreach Supper @ St. Mark Orthodox Church, 160 Betts Ave., Yorkton, Sun., Oct. 27. Service of Thanksgiving 5 p.m. Supper & entertainment to follow. Admission: freewill offering.

Picture yourself enjoying a delicious meal with your family this Thanksgiving. Everyone is having a great time reminiscing about all of the wonderful memories each has shared. It is a perfect end to a wonderful summer.

An ancient self defence method will soon be taught in Yorkton. Shaolin Kung Fu traces its roots 4000 years to Hunan (now Honan) province in China, explained Master Scott Allan Craig.

A former Sturgis Elementary School teacher will not be incarcerated for the sexual assault of a 12-year-old Yorkton girl. In an oral decision October 11, Judge Darin Chow issued a suspended sentence with 18 months probation to Trevor Latham.

With the leaves turning shades of red, orange and brown, and the calender turning ever closer to Oct. 31, homes and businesses in Yorkton are taking on the flavour of Halloween with display ranging from whimsy to the macabre.

When you grow up with Bonanza being the highlight of every Sunday night, Sheriff Matt Dillon and Paladin being heroes, you might be a western fan.