Yorkton This Week

Most of us know that colds and other respiratory infections are caused by germs. But it's just as important to know what kind of germ.

The Bantam UCT Yorkton Terriers were on TV one night last week, albeit for about 15-20 seconds, but they can now lay claim to fame that they were on CBC's Hockey Night in Canada at the tender ages of 13-14.

Godfrey Dean Art Gallery - Motion Captured, Motion Denied, Nov. 7 to Dec. 21. This touring exhibition features contrasting works by Zane Wilcox and Jody Barber-Green, two rising young stars in the Saskatchewan ceramics community.

Staff from MC Knoll School, the City of Yorkton, and the Sunrise Health Region will be squaring off this winter in an in motion walking challenge.

The community garden has come through its first year. "It was a baptism by fire." Pastor Fred Schneider, chair of the community garden committee said. The community garden started late. It started mid June. The committee scrambled to get it going.

As this stage of the game it's rare a tour itinerary displays unfamiliar territory for Ten Second Epic after consistently touring Canada.

Congratulations to the winners of the whist party at the Busy Bees on October 26.

The City of Yorkton's first modern garbage collector purchased in 1947. Standing left to right: Alderman A. Border, City Clerk Howard Jackson, Alderman H. W. Vaughan, City Engineer, H.N. Bailey, Mayor Charles A. Peaker, Alderman F.

Truckers are advised winter weights will come into effect Dec. 1. The ministry allows winter weights on applicable provincial highways as early as Nov. 16 or as late as Dec. 1, depending on weather.

The City of Yorkton is updating its Property Standards Bylaw, which received unanimous second reading support from Council at its regular meeting Monday.