Yorkton This Week

Don’t let the name fool you. Combining the action of tennis, ping pong and badminton, this game is fast paced and unique. Chances are, you can probably play it.

If you take the bus in Yorkton, get ready for some big changes coming on Feb. 1. Instead of the Dial-A-Bus system, the city has moved to regular bus routes, with two buses tackling two bus routes in the city.

For those looking to explore different facets of themselves through performance, Yorkton Pride has a new workshop that promises to open your mind.

It was only a couple of weeks ago I was writing about a deck builder game with a strong Dungeons & Dragons flavour, and here we are again with a similarly themed effort; Village of Legends.

The High School Students in this photo will be of interest to readers who seek information on ancestors whose parents were pioneers or early residents of Yorkton.

Yorkton This Week’s editorial staff takes readers on an explorative journey around the Internet, searching out the best in videos, podcasts, webcomics, music and anything else that catches their collective eyes which might interest our readers.

So I had expected this week’s column would be all about the efforts by the Canadian Football League to open the doors to international talent.

The Yorkton Curling Club hosted an Open Doubles Bonspiel sponsored by Zad Enterprises Friday and Saturday with 14 teams registered. The overall winners were; Team Nagy, Team Zuravloff, Team Farquhason, Team Lutz, and Team Zbeetnoff.

Yorkton Minor Hockey hosted a Pee Wee Tournament on the weekend. Left, the Yorkton Mark’s Terriers faced off against the Prairie Storm Thunder Friday, with the final score 5-3 in favour of the Thunder.

St. Mary’s Ukrainian Catholic Women’s League of Canada has donated $1,500 for new laboratory equipment. President Elsie Stechyshyn, Treasurer Elizabeth Zahayko and St. Mary’s Parish Asst.