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Hippy Rotarians support peace

A group of Weyburn Rotary Club members flashback into the 1960s, including painting up a van for their ride, before heading off to a production of the Regina Lyric Musical Theatre, "The Times They Are A-Changing", on Wednesday, which was a review of
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A group of Weyburn Rotary Club members flashback into the 1960s, including painting up a van for their ride, before heading off to a production of the Regina Lyric Musical Theatre, "The Times They Are A-Changing", on Wednesday, which was a review of 1960s music. The "hippies" are, from left, Doug and Colleen Weimer, Dale and Anna Fish; standing at right are Laraine Tremblay and Diane and Don Horner, and seated are Mal and Delaine Barber. Each Rotary member and their spouse contributed a donation to a Rotary International peace project as they promote peace and love with their 60s garb. Rotary International, in conjunction with the Rotary Club of Kandahar, is building a school in Afghanistan for young male and female students and thereby (through education) will promote world peace.Review photo 2729 - Greg Nikkel


A group of Weyburn Rotary Club members flashback into the 1960s, including painting up a van for their ride, before heading off to a production of the Regina Lyric Musical Theatre, "The Times They Are A-Changing", on Wednesday, which was a review of 1960s music.