Yorkton This Week

Halloween can be about more than wearing costumes and gathering bags of candy.

I didn’t prepare to be homeless for an entire three hours. I didn’t tell anyone that I was going to be doing an elaborate stunt for the sake of a column. That’s because I didn’t actually plan on being homeless.

The Yorkton Community Choir and Community Band filled St. Andrew’s United Church with gorgeous music last Sunday as part of their fall concert event.

The Yorkton Public Library (YPL) will soon be offering more than books, movies, video games, and albums for members to check out. YPL is collecting seeds from gardeners and planting-enthusiasts.

Dozens of people filled the Yorkton Boys and Girls Club (YBGC) building last weekend, spending hours finding clues and solving puzzles. Moose Jaw Pride hosted two escape rooms on Oct. 20 and 21.

Wins remain hard to come by for the Yorkton RawTec Maulers. Saturday the Maulers hosted the Saskatoon Blazers. The visitors scored 13 seconds into the game on a goal by Max Gudnason, but a powerplay effort by Justin Broekel would tie the score.

The Yorkton Public Library is open at 9 a.m. Monday-Friday. --- Fall Supper - Sun., Nov. 4, 4:00 - 6:30 p.m. Adults: $17.00. 6-12 years & under: $10.00. Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Lower Level. Elevator accessible. 89 Bradbrooke Dr., Yorkton.

Arena football is a game I could easily be a huge fan of because the offences roll and games take on a near basketball ebb and flow in terms of scores.

Dear Editor: A big thank you to all those who attended our 2nd Annual Harvest Meats Heritage Dinner at St. Gerard’s Hall with guest speaker Kenn Propp, Harvest Meats and Kristin Catherwood, Saskatchewan Heritage.

Sacred Heart High school boys soccer team captured their 5th consecutive Regional 2A Boys Soccer Championship in decisive style Saturday in Kipling. They defeated Notre Dame Hounds 12 to 2 in the Regional Final.