Humboldt Journal

John Henry HonatzisFebruary 7th, 1925 - March 21st, 2011John Henry Honatzis, age 86, passed away peacefully at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Humboldt, SK on Monday, March 21, 2011.

Englefeld School has been ranked as the top high school in Saskatchewan. The Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS) released their first annual report card on Western Canadian High Schools in Saskatchewan and Manitoba last week.

For all intents and purposes, the Wakaw Hospital is no more.

Humboldt's Brianne Theisen has been named female field athlete of the year for the NCAA Division-I 2011 indoor track and field season. The University of Oregon junior was recognized by the U.S.

They're in like Flynn, and they aim to win. Soon they'll find what all the Hoopla is about.

For years, we've been seeing a lot of things get bigger, in the hopes that they would also get better. Local hospital boards became health districts, then the districts became regions.

The 1A girls' and 1A boys' regional basketball tournaments were held on March 18-19 at Lake Lenore School. Both Lake Lenore Senior boys' and girls' basketball teams will be heading to Hoopla March 24-26 after winning their tournaments.

The hanging heads of the players told the entire story. The Humboldt Broncos are "disappointed" to have had their season end so early, in the first round of playoffs, with a 4-2 series loss to the Melfort Mustangs.

I read with interest the comments by columnist Murray Mandryk in the Feb 3, 2011 edition of "Opinion." Mr.

Award winners at the Humboldt Broncos end-of-season banquet included: back row (from left): Jake Rawlins, Brett Pisio, Nathan Hudema, Taylor Johnson, Andrew Bodnarchuk, Josh Roach, and Neil Landry.