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Weyburn Big Muddy MLA and Minister Responsible for SaskEnergy Dustin Duncan was on hand to purchase the first 2011 SaskEnergy Saskatchewan Roughrider KidSport Calendar at the Legislative Building on September 28.

The Stoughton Pool is holding a ?funny? fundraiser for their outdoor swimming pool on October 22. The Puck ?n Funny Stand-up for Hockey is a corporate-style of stand-up comedy for adults, according to promoter Mike Simmonds.

The rain quit, the sun came out on Sept. 7 for the 13th Kenosee 55+ mixed golf tournament. 164 men and women enjoyed a day of golf on beautiful Golf Kenosee. There were 10 men flights and six women flights.

After two tough losses, the Estevan Century 21 Chargers got back into the win column in fine fashion this past week. In what was their last game of the regular season, the Chargers downed the Weyburn Eagles 32-6 on Saturday.

During a home game at Darold Kot Field on Saturday, Weyburn Comp Eagles Brandon Kennedy (No. 60), Alex Bilesky (No. 6) and Zayn Hutt (No. 51) work to close in around the Marauder ball carrier.

The Estevan TS&M bantam AA Bruins were on the road for their first two games of the South Sask Minor Hockey League season this past weekend. The Bruins were in Yorkton on Saturday, and the two clubs played to a 6-6 tie.

They were the only two pre-season games they got to play, but the Estevan Sherritt Coal peewee AA Bruins made the most of them, beating Melville 8-3 and 8-4 in back-to-back games on Saturday.

The Eagle Drilling Estevan Bruins ran into a hot goaltender in Yorkton on Friday night. The Bruins fired 46 shots at Devin Peters, but the Terriers' goalie turned aside 44 of them in a 5-2 Yorkton win.

Former University of Regina Cougar, Rob Andrist is excited to see his former basketball team take on the University of Toronto Varsity Blues in his hometown next week.

The Lafrentz Trucking Estevan Steelers kept their playoff hopes alive with a 29-16 win over the Weyburn Raiders on Saturday.