Bear clan dancersIn preparation for National Aboriginal Day, Dr. Brass School invited the Bear clan dancers to perform for students and staff. Left to right: Natasha Musqua, Savanna Musqua, Amy Esquash, Tyra Pelletier and Joe Musqua. The Bear clan dancers have been dancing together under the leadership of Joe Musqua for three years.
- Staff Photos by Jessica Kimmerly |
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The Queen and the Rider fan |
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The fourth annual Nursing Home County Fair was a grand success on Friday, June 19. Residents dressed up and decorated their wheelchairs for a contest. Decorated chairs were judged in categories, such as most patriotic, humourous, historical and original. Marlene Yaremko (left) dressed as a Roughriders fan, and Helga Kohutt was easily mistaken for the Queen of England.
- Staff Photo by Jessica Kimmerly |
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Zawatsky reflects on the Terriers value in the community |
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By Calvin Daniels Staff Writer Terrier head coach and general manager Ed Zawatsky did not begin his presentation at the team’s annual general meeting with comments on hockey. Instead, he turned his attention to the deaths of three young people in the city recently. He said “the hearts and prayers” of those involved with the team “are extended to the families of Alex Robichaud, Mason Shore and Lucas Puchala. The three died in a car accident in the city June 12. In the case of Robichaud, it was related the family have been billets for the Terrier club. And, Zawatsky said that in a church bulletin it related how Shore “enjoyed coming to Yorkton Terrier games.” He said seeing something like that “really puts into perspective my job,” as well as reinforcing how much the team means within the community. |
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