Yorkton This Week

Recent visitors with Nick and Marjory Antony were Harry and Marilyn Antony from Yorkton. Recent visitors with Jack and Marlene Miller were Lorne and Aurilla Schaan and Eunice Baumung from Langenburg and Ervin and Theresa Baumung from Roblin.

Saskatchewan's foster families will have access to additional Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) resources thanks in part to funding being provided by the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA).

Congratulations to Lucy Issel on the birth of another great-grandson, Dylan Aaron Krieger, born to Sheldon and Kari Krieger of Melville. Sheldon is the son of Ernie and Marlene (Issel) Krieger of Neudorf.

Quilts while a utilitarian item found in most households, they can also be works of art. In most cases the art comes from the design on the quilt, but for a group of artists in Edmonton, they have taken the idea of quilts and art in new directions.

By Calvin Daniels Staff Writer

Several details from police have begun to emerge regarding the murder of a woman near Springside on Saturday morning. The victim is now confirmed to be 40-year-old Tammey Lynn Kulaway of Springside.

The Yorkton volleyball club continues play at home next weekend, (March 26-27) when they host a tournament at the Gloria Hayden Centre and St. Michael's and MC Knoll. The games will be played by the 15 and under age group in the Asics Cup II.

By Jeff Schneberk Staff Writer

Saskatchewan's Maintenance Enforcement Office is posting impressive results in enforcing support orders on behalf of custodial parents in the province.

The Saskatchewan Amateur Wrestling Association is returning to Yorkton on March 23 at Sacred Heart. The clinic is for anyone in Gr. 4-8 from 7:30-9 p.m.. Admission is free but space is limited. Registration deadline is March 22.