Yorkton This Week

Parkland College distributed $35,000 in scholarships to 22 of its students at a presentation in Yorkton's Gallagher Centre on September 28. The awards and their winners are printed below.

Sacred Heart girls soccer team competed in Prince Albert over the weekend. The girls for a second week in a row were B side Champions. The Saints lost their first game to Weyburn Eagles 2-0. The game was very even.

The Calder Students have been busy practising for cross country meets. The students were at Cherrydale for their first Cross Country Meet.

It hasn't happened for a Yorkton Regional High School female student in close to five years. But two weeks ago, it happened to young Jennifer Hudye.

The provincial motocross races were held in Yorkton recently and one of the the top finishes belonged to Columbia School student, Haylen Langelier. He must have felt like a boy playing against the men. Only thing is that Langelier is a boy.

As the season changes it is time for the annual St. Gerard's Parish Fall Supper, which about 1000 people attend and is their biggest fund raiser. "The Fall Supper is to bring our whole community together to St.

The Birthday Boys are headed to The Spot in Yorkton for a night of music sharing the stage with The Stanfields next Wednesday, (Oct. 13).

The Yorkton Salvation Army greatly appreciates the donations that are made to our Thrift Store on Betts Ave. We are however experiencing considerable hardships due to the type of product being dropped off.

The National Energy Program was implemented by the federal Liberal government in 1980 partly in response to skyrocketing oil prices. When the Conservatives came to power in 1984, they dismantled the divisive plan.

For the first time this season, the first half of a Regina Intercollegiate Football League (RIFL) matchup in Yorkton played out more like a hockey game then a football game. The numbers on the scoreboard at the half read 1-0.