Kindersley

Yeah.

If you include the NA3HL in Helena, where he came before he went to Kindersley there a couple of years ago.

200 games exactly, actually, for him.

For Mason Egan, Melville needs a body or two on the back end, a veteran one especially.

Yeah, and then look at

this beautiful power play goal.

And, you know, Cooper Perrin, zero goals for the Kindersley Clippers.

He had two big ones.

They are being held by well-known cover cropping expert Kevin Elmey, who is originally from Saltcoats.

The workshops are today in Assiniboia, tomorrow in Kindersley and Thursday in Melford.

There is also a workshop on Monday, November 30th in Mooseman.

Elmy talks about the sessions, which run from 10 to 4 at each location.

Welcome back to SASGAG Today.

I'm Doug Falconer.

I'm back with Kevin Elmey, a cover cropping expert who will be leading producer workshops today in Assiniboia, tomorrow in Kindersley, and Thursday in Melfort.

He says the workshops are a good starting point to learn about cover crops.

So imagining that locker room felt pretty good after that one.

The Flin Flon Bombers were in Kindersley for a two-game set.

They got a 4-3 win on Friday, and then Humboldt with a 4-1 win over La Ronge, who had a tough weekend themselves.

On Saturday, Larange, as I mentioned, they were on the road to Warman, and Warman got a 7-2 win.

The Wave and Red Wings got a little bit of revenge on Battlefords with a 4-2 win.

Esteban got a 5-3 win, so they split the weekend with Yorkton, and then Flin Flon swept the weekend.

with a six to three win over Kindersley.

Guys, because it's a morning show, because we didn't have a ton of time this morning, we usually have a couple hours to kind of prepare the show.

On television, there was only one channel.

And I grew up in a town of 4,500 people called Kindersley, Saskatchewan.

And they had an indoor rink and an outdoor rink.

And so we would skate at both of them.

Well, today is going to be fun.

I have a young buddy of mine from back home in Kindersley, Saskatchewan, Cole McBride.

I'm a big fan of his parents.

If Cole was showing at the 4-H fair, he would get the blue ribbon and the best stock award.

And you've got quite a resume here, which I think is fantastic.

But were you born in Kinnersley then? Or you lived there originally? Or did you guys live out at Doddsland?

Well, born in Kindersley and I essentially grew up and spent all my years in Kindersley.

There was a couple of years where we would have been in Dawesland, maybe the first year or two of my life, but we moved into town pretty early.

Isn't that true? Oh, boy.

A group of us teenage girls drove from Carrobert to Kindersley to the theater there to watch the Blair Witch Project.

It scared us.

On the way home, a vehicle kept pulling up behind us, flashing the lights and honking.

That's a good way to put it, more efficiently.

Mike from Kindersley chiming in says, Molson half-price singles were the greatest tickets ever.

Excellent promotion.

You had to buy them in person, no online, so it made going to many games very cheap.