Yorkton This Week

Above photo, from left to right: Alex Graves, David Sully, Ed Nicholls, Walter Barisoff, T.

RE/MAX Blue Chip Realty made their annual food donation to the Salvation Army Food Bank recently. This year the donation was valued at $1200.

The Yorkton Antique Auto Association made a quintet of donations recently from monies raised through their Cruise the Spirit event in August, their Last Chance Swap Meet in October, and through donations from local business sponsorships.

The Yorkton Terriers won twice over the weekend and once on Tuesday, securing first place in the Viterra Division of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League.

Maybe all Canadians need to think of their national community in the same way rural Saskatchewan think of people in their community.

If you didn’t go cross country skiing at Deer Park Golf Course Sunday, you missed an opportunity which doesn’t come along very often. With the frost on the trees the golf course took on a magical appearance.

Sacred Heart High School held its annual Fall Sports Awards Banquet last week. Recipients included; Cross Country Most Valuable Player: Jaxon McLeod; Most Improved: Caleb Hove; Saint Sebastian Award: Kaitlyn Klemetski; Rookie: Belén Reed Sr.

With the Grey Cup now past my football watching goes into hibernation until the Canadian Football League starts up again next June.

I once worked with a man, let’s call him Andrew. As an employee, he was mostly pretty good, except with one major flaw. Andrew, in the entire time I knew him, did not come to work on time.

Students at Yorkton Regional High School presented the musical comedy ‘The Addams Family’ at the Anne Portnuff Theatre with shows Thursday through Saturday.