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The Golf Kenosee Ladies Club held their annual golf tournament Aug. 7, with 26 teams and 104 women competing in the four-flight event. As each team completed their round, they enjoyed a delicious roast beef dinner served by Club 19.

Not sure where I picked up the muck, but there was plenty of it on the kitchen and hallway floors. I tried sweeping it up but to no avail.

Another week is over and believe it or not, in just a couple of days, another month will be finished, too. Where oh where does the time go? August came and now is almost gone.

Golf Kenosee again has prevailed in the Moose Mountain Ryder Cup Challenge over the team from White Bear Lake Golf Course. The two-day event was won by a score of 19-5.

A family recently gathered to celebrate more than 100 years of cottage ownership in the southeast region. The cottage was built in 1917 by Lou and Ann Faber, and was later owned by Melvin and Miriam Faber.

Doug Curtis was enjoying a nine-hole round at the Carlyle Golf Course where he is a member, playing for the first time with his grandson Connor Brown.

Fred and Mariann Krukoff celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary this past week. Very few of us reach that milestone. Their daughter Theresa was here from Edmonton, and Lydia lives here with their son living in Calgary.

The Redvers and District Golf Club squared off against the Carlyle Golf and Country Club in the second annual Ryder Cup Competition this past weekend.

White Bear First Nations councillor Bernie Shepherd is the chief cook and bottle prepper at the canning class he is conducting.

According to an Angus Reid Institute survey early this month, Saskatchewan people are among the worst cynical spreaders when it comes to COVID-19. It wasn’t a very nice way for the polling company to put it nor was it accurate.