Yorkton This Week

Mrs. Claus, aka Charlotte Ross-Koteck of the Yorkton SaskTel Pioneers presented St. Mary’s School principal Greg Stuartz a donation of $500 to go towards their daily breakfast and lunch meal program.

Tanya Manovich wraps a box as part of the Wrapping for a Cure program by Cystic Fibrosis Canada.

Let me preface this review by noting this has been one of the most difficult games to wrangle my thoughts and opinions into some sort of cohesive viewpoint on its value in a collection. So let’s start on the positives, which includes the theme.

It was a difficult road trip for the Yorkton RawTec Maulers who dropped a pair of Saskatchewan AAA Midget Hockey League games.

Blair Mitchell of Sturgis measures horns for the Whitesand Wildlife Federation at Springside recently. Don Werner looks at the score of his moose taken this fall north of Springside. It scored 134 1/8th.

This past weekend was a big one in terms of my particular interests in sport.

As I type this, I’m in a great deal of pain. People who know me can guess where - it’s back pain, as usual - because I tend to complain about it a lot.

The York Colony Quilters Guild recently presented mug rugs to Sunrise Homecare. Here Desiree Klingspon and Veronica Erhardt, left, accept the presentation from Guild President Sally Sibley, right.

Home ice seemed a key in a weekend set between the Yorkton Terriers and rival Melville. The Terriers defended their Farrell Agencies Arena ice Friday with a 6-2 Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League win.

Travis Nesbitt is all-in in terms of playing poker, and the decision to focus on the deal of the cards has led him to a major opportunity in January. Nesbitt will travel to Nassau in the Bahamas Jan.