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Dear Editor: Throughout Canada and the USA, National Volunteer Week (April 6th to 12th this year) is a time to recognize and encourage those who have sought out ways to be fully engaged in their communities as volunteers.

Dear Editor: I am putting pen to paper in an effort to inform residents of Saskatchewan and particularly those of Yorkton how important the harness racing industry is to your economy.

I knew it wasn't true the instant I read the headline: "British scientists clone dinosaur." It was a link a friend sent me on Facebook presumably because they knew I would get a great laugh out of it. We've come a long way with cloning.

Numerous ill winds unsettle my spirit as I write this week. Some breezes blow stronger than others. Since I can't concentrate on a single worthy thing, may I talk about those? Perhaps your interior weather looks the same today.

I'd like to tell you about an interesting book that I borrowed from the Library: it's called "Maximizing Your Mini Farm: Self-Sufficiency on ¼ Acre" by Brett L. Markham.

To its credit, the Saskatchewan Party government is demanding even tough measures to deal with the backlog of grain.

I adopted a Bohemian wax wing several years ago, a broken-winged champion I found in the alley. He lived for six months, and I've had a fondness for birds of that feather ever since.

Frequently I use this column as a space for debunking myths, pseudoscientific products and misleading advertising.

Welcome to Week XCVIII of 'Fishing Parkland Shorelines'. Like most of us I am a novice fisherman, loving to fish, but far from an expert.