Yorkton News Review - Archive

The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce has named its newest life member, Ray Malinowski. The current Chairman at Leon's Mfg. Company Inc. and Ram Industries Inc., Malinowski was honoured for his long service to the Chamber at a recent luncheon event.

To the Editor: The growing role of women in the workforce arguably qualifies as the most consequential socio-economic development of the past 50 years.

Sacred Heart High School's senior boys' volleyball team hosted their home tournament on September 12-13. The Saints team has 15 players consisting of five Grade 10's, six Grade 11's and four Grade 12's. Grade 11 student Bryan B.

Ed, my neighbor next door, has been getting cranked up for harvesting and bubbling over with impatience about anything and everything. "You should know better than to hold a yard sale in September," he told me last week.

They say it takes a village to raise a child and because children truly are our future, any way we can support a happy well adjusted home is dollars well spent.

September is Big Brothers Big Sisters month both across Canada and in Yorkton and there is much to celebrate says Executive Director of the local branch, Irma Van De Bon. "For thirty years Big Brothers Big Sisters of Yorkton and Area Inc.

To the Editor: "Mega-droughts and deadly heatwaves. A year's rainfall in a month. Coastal cities under water. Destruction of ocean life. Invasive pests.

One of the new booths at Sunflower this year was W.C. Keen, Metal Artist. Keen uses steel to make unique sculptures, often depicting trees and nature, though also bringing some more abstract work to the show.

Budget set to rise in Yorkton

Ed, my neighbor next door, was telling me that some of his relatives have always called him 'Cousin Solomon,' even though, his name has always been Ed. His uncle Harry in Edmonton once said that Ed had more wisdom to share than Solomon.