Boxing Day. A day that businesses convince consumers is the “best shopping day of the year,” Isn’t that what they said about Black Friday? Forget shopping on Boxing Day. Take some well-deserved down time with your family. Forget about the phone and other distractions and enjoy some peace and quiet with your friends and family, or host some of those same people over to help clean up some of those Christmas leftovers.
School is out for the break, set to return Jan. 5. Kids will enjoy all the winter fun that can be had outside while classes are out.
Miners’ action continues this month but they are hoping more fans can come out to their games. Check out the Facebook page for game schedules or the Town of Unity website. Minor hockey is also a flurry of games both in and out of town. Check out the website www.unityminorhockey.com if you need more details. Or you can view the complete arena schedule at
There is excitement in the Unity Curling Club. In addition to a full slate of upcoming bonspiel events, Unity will have the privilege of hosting Team Laycock for a junior clinic being held Jan. 14. Watch for more details in the days ahead. Another Unity junior curler has been chosen to be a “Sask Energy Junior Star” for a Season of Champions event, the 2015 Scotties Tournament of Hearts, more details will follow. Curlers in the senior men’s and women’s categories, have you registered your team for the Sifto sponsored senior men’s and women’s cash spiel running Jan. 9 to 11? There is a $7,000 prize payout for this event. Contact the curling club at 306-228-2212 to register.
Coffee row always enjoys Christmas Eve as they get to share their plans for Christmas with their families and enjoy each other’s company before reconvening in a few days. We may not see or hear these folks in our coffee shops for a couple of days yet, but you can be sure once they do reconvene after their Christmas celebrations the conversation will be upbeat and jovial. And, whether they know it or not, their laughter and conversations are enjoyed by anyone who is witness to them. The coffee row table is welcoming, non-judgmental, theoretical and lively. Something we would all miss if it was not a part of our daily community culture. So you see we keep busy in Unity with activities and wisdom from our friends on coffee row. Until next week.