Weyburn Review

Victoria "Vicky" Wallace, late of Weyburn passed away March 20, 2012, at the age of 87 years. Victoria was predeceased by her parents, Anna and Anton Andrews; her first husband, Joseph Frederick; oldest son, Francis; seven sisters and five brothers.

Ralph died peacefully at home in Saskatoon on March 25, 2012. He was born to Stefan and Agnes Bassman on January 7, 1942 at home in Khedive. Ralph attended primary school in Khedive. and as a teen he stayed home to work on the family farm.

Milo was born in Oungre on October 8, 1930 to Oscar and Gudrun. The famous country doctor, Dr. Brown, delivered their first born son. Milo attended Round Grove School in the Ratcliffe District.

The intersection of Third Street and Souris Avenue is closed to traffic, as participants in the second annual Pink Parade stand up against bullying on April 3. Participants and spectators were encouraged to wear pink during the Pink Parade.

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Students in the Weyburn Comprehensive School's F.I.P. class take part in "Tye Dye Day" at the School on March 27. In the back row from left are Dakota Spencer, Sheryl Bromm, teacher.

For much of March, the City of Weyburn and surrounding areas dealt with one of their biggest nuisances in recent memory.

Weyburn's new police chief, Marlo Pritchard, has been blown away by how friendly this city is, and pledged to continue with the work begun years ago around community policing.

Nikki Williams, Shaina Berling, Tenille Arts and April Hoffman sing "Ma He's Making Eyes at Me" during the annual general meeting for the Weyburn and District United Way on Wednesday night.

Cast members for the comedy play, "Here Come the Cows", do a dress rehearsal of their dinner theatre production in preparation for their performance dates, coming up on Apr. 13-14 and 21.