Yorkton This Week

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) released chief and council pay data for the Makwa Sahgiehcan First Nation after a band member indicated they were denied such information from the band office.

Welcome to another year of golf disc reviews. It already has been an unusual season at Patrick Park Golf Course. I managed four rounds in late March and the weather was actually great even in comparison to spring normally.

Saskatchewan provincial parks and recreation sites are once again gearing up for a busy camping season, opening on Thursday, May 17. Visitors to parks will notice numerous upgrades and improvements and some changes to the camping program.

Yorkton had become a judicial centre in 1896. The picture is of Yorkton's first Court House built in 1903 on North Front Street, now Livingstone Street.

Darcy Napady, manager of the Yorkton Co-op's Palliser Way location and Kyle Rathgeber, manager of the Yorkton Co-op's West Broadway location, presented a cheque for $5,100 to Ross Fisher, Executive Director of The Health Foundation, to help fund the

Thirteen-year-old Spencer Steele of Yorkton found out last month that he was invited to be a member of the U14 Provincial soccer team.

Iris (Irie) Lucille Elane (Boreen) Ittermann was born on January 16, 1935, the youngest of 13 children born to Esther and Alvin Boreen. Iris grew up at the family farm south of Churchbridge and attended school in Churchbridge.

Ian Horne has been an avid ball player for years and this summer will continue his career in the Western Major Baseball League with the Yorkton Cardinals.

The Godfrey Dean Art Gallery presents: Dimensions: Award-Winning Fine Craft from the Saskatchewan Craft Council. Exquisite woodwork, ceramics, jewellery, metal, and innovative fabric, selected from artisans across the province.