Yorkton This Week

“Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in.… something you somehow haven’t to deserve.” I read that aloud to my almost teenaged granddaughter Tabatha the other day.

The Yorkton Public Library is open at 9 a.m. Monday-Friday. --- St. Paul Lutheran Church invites you to a Mother’s Day Tea - Sat., May 11, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Tea, coffee & desserts $5.00.

Joan Havelange might live in Russell, MB. but her new book takes place in a Saskatchewan small town. “I was born and raised in Saskatchewan, in the little town of Corning, Saskatchewan.

Every day is a new spring adventure! It’s wonderful to see how things change almost daily, and what amazing new signs of life are appearing in our gardens. Some dear sweet friends gifted us with a stunning hydrangea plant just before Easter.

My interest in the National Hockey League playoffs waned to barely a flicker over the weekend. It could be extinguished completely by the time this hit print.

There are some things in life that you admit you will never do. As spring starts and other people around the area bring up their golf clubs from the basement with a mix of anticipation and joy, I will now use this space to admit something.

There are times when your first impression of a board game can simply be wrong. Such was certainly the case with V Commandos from Canadian manufacturer Triton Noir. Our first play through seemed to drag on, starting with the lay out.

Recently, CAA Saskatchewan announced the dates of the 2019 CAA Worst Roads Campaign which are April 17 to May 8.

St. Paul Lutheran Church in Yorkton held a Spring Tea & Quilt Sale Saturday. The event highlighted the works of the Happy Hearts Quilting Club which has been creating quilts for more than 50 years.

The #17 Yorkton Air Cadet Squadron hosted the Zone Level competition of the National Air Cadet Effective Speaking program recently.