Yorkton News Review - Archive

It wasn't very long ago that it appeared Chrysler was on its way out of business. The auto industry bailout and a partnership with Italy's Fiat saved the company, and now, as of July, they are posting their best sales ever in Canada.

In the United Kingdom, two cosmetic ads were recently pulled from circulation. One, from L'Oreal's Maybelline division, featured model Christy Turlington, and the other, from Lancombe, featured Julia Roberts.

Poor start contributed to lackluster baseball season

Did you have toast for breakfast this morning? The wheat it contained was likely grown by a Western Canadian grain farmer and sold through the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB). The CWB was first legislated in 1919 to market that year's crop.

Better Business Bureau name used

Are you looking forward to enjoying fresh, delicious fruits and vegetables, right from your own back yard? The taste always seems so much more flavorful when they are home-grown.

Article submitted by Kevin Morrison of the Rubber Association of Canada.

Forty years after the first pool was opened, and less than three years after fundraising for a new one began, construction has started on a new $1.1 million swimming pool for Churchbridge and area.

While the Riders' on field season has gotten off to a decidedly weak start, the marketing department is going strong.

To the Editor: (Editor's Note: The following is a letter written in response to a recent letter published in The News Review entitled, 'The government's abuse of power.