Ed and Sally Komarnicki Christmas 2005

It's the volunteers that make the United Way such a great success year after year. A big thanks goes out to all who offered their time.

The Estevan Royal Canadian Legion’s Colour Party participating in the opening ceremonies of the 29th annual Estevan United Way.

Creelman-Fillmore Legion Banquet and Awards Night

Brian Isaacs from Antler, SK, and Don Toews paying a visit to Ottawa. It is always a pleasure to spend some time with constituents in our Nation’s Capital and to take them on a tour of Parliament Hill.

Ed with Brenna Lozinsky in his Ottawa office. Brenna is from Pangman. Her father, Wayne Lozinsky, is the Secretary of the R.M of Norton No. 69. Brenna was in Ottawa with Encounters Canada.

The Estevan & District Pro-life Association hosted a fund-raising banquet this fall. It was encouraging to see such a large turnout of supporters. The least of the little ones, including the life of the unborn is precious in His sight.

A group of young MY Canada representatives meeting with me in my Ottawa office.

Leena Honig and Ed. Leena was a graduate of this year's TOP Youth Employment Services Employment Readiness and Training Program.

Faytene Kryskow, Director of MY Canada, with Ed and Senator David Tkachuk.

Weyburn's TOP Youth Employment Services Skills Link 2005-2006, Employment Readiness and Training Program Graduates

(L-R) Tammie Jack (Instructor), Rebecca Rivard, Jade LaCoste, Arlene Geisler (Attendee), Sheri Roberts, Greg Bloor (Manager of Service Canada, Weyburn), Ed Komarnicki, Kayla Neilson, Laura Anderson, Amber Counsell, Shyla Lesiuk, and Gena Ferguson (Instructor). Missing from the photo is Leena Honig.

John and Brenda Wilgenbush of Halbrite, SK, winners of the Weyburn Farmers Appreciation Night Golden Sheaf Award.

Allison Steele of Windthorst with Ed. Allison visited Ottawa with Encounters Canada.

International Peace Pole Initiative at St. Michael's Junior High School in Weyburn.

Ed attended a supper honouring Bruce Ward, Fire Chief of Portal, for his 40 years of service with the Portal International Fire Department and 35 years of service with the Portal Ambulance service. With Bruce is his wife, Therese, his daughter, Crystal, and his mother, Dorothy Kay.

Every year around Christmas, we find the Salvation Army traditional red kettles set up in our communities. They capture the integral meaning of the
Christmas season –giving, sharing and caring.

Opening Ceremonies of the Athletes in Action (AIA) Carson Cup, Midget “AA” Hockey Tournament. I dropped the puck during the opening ceremonies of the game between the Estevan Black Max Bruins and the Kazakhstan Torpedoes. It was an honour to see an international team play in a local tournament. A special thanks goes to Athletes in Action for helping make such an event possible.

St. Michael’s Junior High School in Weyburn participated in the International Peace Pole Initiative, a standing vigil in silent prayer for peace on earth. The pole in Weyburn bears the message, “May peace prevail on earth” in the English, Ukrainian, Cree and Nakota Languages.

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