NorthEastern Cablevision / Saskcable / Winnipeg Free Press / Globe and Mail / /
Country
Canada / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
the Yorkton International Film Festival / the Yorkton Film Festival / /
Event
Employment Change / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Regina Public Library / University of Saskatchewan / /
IndustryTerm
instructional tools / energy / electricity / cement / /
Organization
Audio-Visual Club / Saskatchewan Foundation of the Arts Member / Terry Fox Foundation Board / Saskatchewan Writers Guild / Board of Directors of SaskPower / Yorkton International Film Festival Society / provincial government / Saskatchewan Arts Board / National Film Board / Society of Decorative Arts Regional / Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils / Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund / Canadian Cable Television Association / Yorkton Regional High School / Yorkton Arts Council Founding / Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association / Saskatchewan Council of Cultural Organizations / Yorkton Regional Hish School / Saskatchewan Genealogy Society / Saskatchewan Elocution and Debate Association / University of Saskatchewan / /
Person
Eileen Dellow / Gary Deane / Don Humphries / Elwyn Vermette / Brian Woodward / Jean Oser / Paul Fudge / Laurence Pearson / Marie / Laurence Pearson Laurence Pearson / Frank Morriss / Graydon Gould / Colleen Bailey / Roger Trottier / /
Position
chairperson of the board / board member / Vice-President / President / liaison officer / Director of Encounters / television actor / film editor and lecturer / technician / projectionist / board member / executive-director / Saskatchewan researcher and historian / teacher / first president / journalist / managing director / audio-visual coordinator / representative / Vice-President and CEO / columnist and entertainment editor / long-time columnist and entertainment editor / /
ProvinceOrState
Saskatchewan / /
PublishedMedium
the Winnipeg Tribune / the Globe and Mail / the Montreal Star / the Winnipeg Free Press / /
[removed]: Change In the fifties and sixties, the festival was a local event meant to educate and entertain the people of Yorkton. With the advent of television, more and more people preferred their