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According to figures found online, their horses have earned more than $20.5 million between 2000 and 2021. But let’s backtrack. Why are some of the horses named after somewhat-smaller Saskatchewan cities? So we bring Grenfell into the picture. Robert Krembil grew up in Grenfell, located east of Regina along the TransCanada Highway. Here’s a brief explanation from Stacey Krembil, the wife of Mark, who is the son of Grenfell’s own. Because of that, Stacey said, “We pick a lot of Saskatchewan towns and cities in honour of that. Our silks are the Saskatchewan flag colours.” Weybur...

Feb 10, 2021 A black iron kettle used to boil hog parts to make sausage, liver pudding and scrapple. KAREN VIBERT-KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette A wooden block table used for butchering. KAREN VIBERT-KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette A brown paper bag from Smithgail & Ging Neats Packers, which was orginally established in downtown Williamsport in 1932. KAREN VIBERT-KENNEDY/Sun-Gazette These were the days when city butchers knew the products the customers wanted. That is what Don Waltman, a retired butcher and owner of Waltman Meats, 338 Court St., said about his shop and its predecessor, Smithgall & Ging Meat Packers...