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Yorkton This Week

Fundraiser hockey

The 25th Annual Student/Teacher Benefit hockey game is scheduled for March 23 (Wed) at 7 p.m., at the Farrell Agencies Arena.

Employee nominations on

Saskatchewan residents have until April 29, 2011 to nominate provincial employees for the 2011 Premier's Award for Excellence in the Public Service.

XC skiing

There are 6 km of classic cross country ski trails that have been groomed at Deer Park Municipal golf course by volunteers of the Yorkton Cross Country ski club. Trail fees are $10 /season per individual and $15/season per family.

Outdoor rinks

Outdoor skating rinks in Yorkton have been constructed are ready for use weather permitting. The rinks are located at: the Knights of Columbus Park, Heritage Heights, Silver Heights Park, Weinmaster Park, and Appleton Park.
Norse mythology behind game

Norse mythology behind game

All right I'll admit I have a bit of a soft spot for Norse mythology, so when I first learned there was a new game called Odin's Table on the market, I was immediately interested. Of course it takes more than theme to make a game worth playing.

Gloria Hayden

The hours of operation for the Gloria Hayden Centre are as follows. Oct. 3-May 22, Monday-Friday 9-12 noon and 1-10 p.m. Saturday and Sundays, 12 noon-5 p.m. Please call 786-1776 for more information.

SJHL playoffs

The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League post season is now well underway as the Terriers play the Estevan Bruins in the first round of the playoffs. The series is a best-of-seven. Yorkton won the first two game.

Field hockey

There will be clinics held at the Gallagher Centre for those wishing to take up the sport in indoor field hockey. Clinic dates will be Wednesday nights from now until March 30. Ages 5-10 go from 6-6:55 p.m., and costs $60.
Just show the signed card

Just show the signed card

I don't know anyone with a personality like Cassie - or that's what I'll call her here. She's honest as a daisy, winsome, direct - and highly persuasive. Cass could convince a rock musician to take up the harp, I think.
Politicians who reject science are not fit to lead

Politicians who reject science are not fit to lead

My life as a scientist got its boost in the United States. I was attending college in Massachusetts in 1957 on a scholarship when the Soviet Union launched the first Sputnik satellite. The event also launched the space race between the U.S.S.R.