Throwback Thursday
April 20, 1986 – Involved in off-stage theatrics as KCI students prepared for their Drama-in-Review dress rehearsal, Lisa Pister and Donna Pfeifer demonstrated how Vogue magazine models might be photographed.
March 20, 1986 – Carrie Hordichuk was crowned “Queen of the Carnival” by the Kamsack Figure Skating Club. From left are: Shana Koroluk (Third Princess) Lisa Thomas, (first runner-up) Hordichuk, Annelisa Dey (previous Queen), Marcus Wenner (second runner-up) and Jason McLean (First Prince).
March 20, 1986 – Audiences were treated to two performances at the Kamsack Figure Skating Club’s annual carnival entitled Walking on Sunshine. This group of dressed up supporters tended
the ticket booth. From left, are Linda Scobie, Ron Lars, and Jim Lucas.
April 3, 1986 – Debbie Mandzuk returned home to Verigin to operate the family farm and begin a commercial greenhouse business called Chautauqua Gardens in 1986.
Greenhouse
April 3, 1986 – Debbie Mandzuk returned home to Verigin to operate the family farm and begin a commercial greenhouse business called Chautauqua Gardens in 1986.
March 27, 1986 – It was Easter weekend in 1986 when four-year old, Cameron Zahayko of Kamsack got to cuddle a soft-haired angora rabbit belonging to Evan and Jane Eichler of Kamsack.
March 27, 1986 – A graduate of Canora Composite High School in 1985, Karen Kuzek began her four month training program at the Kamsack Union Hospital in 1986. Kuzek was a student of the Kelsey Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences.
Kamsack Mayor, Bernie Rink, cut the ribbon at the grand opening of The Shoe Garden in the Kamsack Shopping Plaza. Owner, Karen Guenther was wished continued success in the new enterprise.
March 27, 1986 – KCI students, Dave Achtymichuk, 17, and Ryan Phillips, 14, who were members of the school’s weight lifting club in 1986, each earned silver medals at the Saskatchewan power-lifting competition held in Yorkton.
© Kamsack Times
