Yorkton This Week

A baby shower for Abigail Patzwald, daughter of Kendra & Ed Patzwald, of Moosomin, was held in the Busy Bees Center at 2 p.m. It was nice to have both grandmothers Margaret Nicholson and Verna Patzwald and great grandma Peggy Gill in attendance.

The lacrosse Bulldogs opened up the Prairie Gold Lacrosse League (PGLL)season over the weekend playing a road game in Estevan before coming home to host the Saskatoon Smash on Sunday afternoon.

The Government of Saskatchewan is providing $4.4 million to support 40 community-based agencies that offer community justice and Aboriginal Courtworker programs across the province.

Gardeners, please join us tonight at the Yorkton and District Horticultural Society regular meeting, 7:00 p.m. at the Sunshine Room, SIGN on North Street.

In the midst of an all-day soccer festival Saturday at Sacred Heart High School, the Y.U.F.C. U14 Core Real Estate Fury played host to Unidad 99's of Regina in a RSA league game at Sacred Heart as well, said coach Chad Grodzinski.

Rose (Toth) Matysio was born August 4, 1919 in Hungary. She immigrated to the Goodeve area with her parents and brothers in 1928.

The McSweeney's Selects 16U girls volleyball team is in Toronto to compete at the Canadian Open Volleyball Championships. The team is scheduled to open competition tomorrow morning at 7:30 a.m. (EST) at the Direct Energy Centre in Toronto.

News of Saturday's plane collision near St. Brieux reverberated through the Elgar Peterson Arena in Humboldt during the RBC Cup semi-final game between the Broncos and Woodstock Slammers.

Stephan Maguire may have a new recording out and a busy touring schedule, but family still comes first.

There was an awful lot of soccer going on at the Sacred Heart High School field Saturday afternoon. According to Yorkton United FC (YUFC), there are going to be two more dates this year.