Yorkton This Week

No one can live without water. We like to think we're blessed with an abundance of clean water in Canada, but we really don't have a much larger sustainable supply of water than most places.

Shirley & Gordon Dunlop of Red Water, AB called on Bob Davies last Friday on their way to visit their daughter living in Manitoba on a farm. Shirley is a niece of the late Nans, Pat & Vera Asplund.

From the YTW files May 1995

Yorkton's Western Development Museum held its 55th annual Threshermen's Show and Seniors' Festival at the museum grounds on July 31st, and August 1st.

When Jordan Matechuk headed to Taylor Field Saturday afternoon as a member of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (his second trip there as a pro), there were a few crazy fans in attendance.

On Tuesday, July 27 at approximately 7:00 pm, a 47-year-old area farmer was shot and seriously wounded by a neighbour near Rama, SK. Canora RCMP led the investigation.

SaskPower wants the public to be aware of an ongoing telemarketing scam that could end up costing people hundreds of dollars.

The Yorkton and District Horticultural Society will the hosting the First Annual Saskatchewan Horticultural Association Provincial Flower and Vegetable Display/Exhibit on Tuesday, August 10, from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Even though they could still take some pride in falling to the league's top club, Jordan Matechuk and his Hamilton Tiger-Cats are by no means happy that they did not come out on top in their one and only trip this season to Taylor Field Saturday afte

Visiting Mary Soltys was her daughter Donna and her husband Randy Flatt from Thompson, Manitoba. They came out to attend a wedding of their nephew Tyler Pilipow who married Amanda Waldenberger of Moose Jaw on June 12.