Yorkton This Week

Patsy Kitzul was born on March 24, 1925 in Sifton, MB. She was the daughter of Wasyl and Mary (nee Chunick) Wesolowski. In 1955 she married Willie Kitzul and they made their home on the Kitzul homestead southwest of Sheho, SK.

In the story on Page B1 of Yorkton This Week Jan. 21, a photograph of two men should have been credited to Charles Melnick, and a picture of an old wondow to Carolyn Pihach. Pihach was identified as being a Yorkton resident.

On the afternoon of January 12, 48-year-old Yorkton resident Keith St. Paul was working on a roof in Yorkton when he fell to the ground as a result of his ladder slipping and was injured. St.

Gladys was born on September 15, 1921, the daughter of Joe and Elsie Knoll and was raised on a farm north of Orcadia. She was the second oldest child - Leona was her older sister, Louis, her younger brother and Joyce, her youngest sister.

Garth Tillman and Shelly Tranberg, of Prairie Paint Centre presented a cheque for $1,000 to Ross Fisher, Executive Director of The Health Foundation, to help fund the conceptual plan for a new regional hospital.

The Chamber of Commerce is of course viewed as a business organization, and of course a key mandate is to put forward business issues to all three levels of government.

Dear Editor: Recently the Federal Agriculture Minister, Ritz pledged over half a million dollars in federal funding to develop a "Canadian Malt Barley Brand.

(NC)-A recent survey by ING Direct finds many Canadians don't understand the basic rules of the tax-free savings account.

The week of Feb. 19-25 was unanimously declared Guide/Scout Week in Yorkton by City Council at its regular meeting Monday. "February 22 is fast approaching, and is a significant date within the Girl Guides and Boy Scout organizations.