Humboldt Journal

If you can swing a hammer, they want you. And if you can't swing a hammer, well, they want you, too. The Humboldt Habitat for Humanity project is in the process of signing up volunteers to help with their build.

Although it was a cold, rainy day, people still went out walking. The Saskatchewan Blue Cross MS Walk was held on May 27. The walk started at St. Augustine Church, made a loop around a portion of the city and ended back at the church.

Citizens of Humboldt will be hoping for a hot summer to use the newly opened spray park. The JCI Humboldt Spray Park, located in Water Ridge Park, officially opened on May 25.

It was a fun way to raise money for a charitable organization. Canadian Tire Humboldt hosted Jumpstart Day on May 26 in the store's parking lot.

It's quite a jump from Education to Crown Investments, but it's one Donna Harpauer is making.

So much musical talent has graced the stage of the Assumption Church in Marysburg over the years.

It was a great day for baseball on Saturday, with the sun peaking through the clouds for the day. The Muenster AA Midget Red Sox played Swift Current on May 26 in Muenster, winning the game 10-7. "It was a good game," said coach Jim Korte.

They got in two wins before the rains came.

Dig, dig, dig, and survey. That's what $5,000 in funding from the Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation will be paying for at the Original Humboldt site this summer.

RAUW: On May 13, in Victoria BC, Susan Elizabeth; beloved mother, friend, and confidante. Susan is survived by her daughter Myrna Inman; four cherished grandchildren in Victoria, six great grandchildren.