Humboldt Journal

Hawks lose against rival Melfort Mustangs, win against Estevan Bruins

Humboldt took more than just a moment of silence to honour fallen veterans during the Remembrance Day service at St. Augustine Church on Nov. 11. Presided, once again, by Rev.

As the Second World War moves further and further into the past, it’s important to teach the next generation the significance of war.

A local MLA has passed away suddenly. Kevin Phillips , who served the citizens of the Melfort constituency, passed away Nov. 13. He was 63.

Picking a cause to support can be a difficult decision. That is why I was quite pleased when I saw that the Humboldt Broncos were supporting juvenile diabetes through the Dahlgren’s Diabeauties.

Melfort was just three points away from winning the highest award from Saskatchewan Communities in Bloom. The city won the 5,000-plus population category with a four-bloom award.

The completion of construction for Melfort’s new skatepark has been delayed until the spring. In a memo from the contractor, New Line Skateparks Inc., sent Nov.

Despite the lack of a softwood lumber agreement with the U.S. and uncertainty with NAFTA, the two forestry companies using the Pasquia Porcupine Forest Management Area are doing quite well this year.

It was a delight to speak with Mark Wafer while he was in Humboldt, where he made a presentation about inclusive and disability employment during Disability Employment Awareness Month (See full story at humboldtjournal.ca).

From the Tisdale Recorder Files, Nov. 16, 1977