Weyburn Review

'Urgent need' for fundraising efforts

During the Christmas season, I think that most of us do some reflecting on Christmas past. Here are three stories from my Christmas past. I watched a Christmas special on TV, some years ago, that featured two singers.

Sometimes the question is asked, "What was your best Christmas ever?" I don't know about you, but I would find such a query difficult to answer, as each Christmas usually has something special about it, whether because of someone special, or a place

The Weyburn Police Service received 78 calls for assistance over the past week, including thefts, disturbances and drunk drivers. On Dec. 13, city police were called in to investigate a missing deposit bag from a local business.

Longtime Weyburn oilman Laurence Woodard has a piece of baseball history in his home, and he wants to hang on to it rather than give it to a museum, because it's also part of his family's history.

The Weyburn Public Library will be offering new children and adult programming beginning in the new year as well as continuing with their older, popular programming. The library will be putting on a four-week jazz dance class program beginning Jan.

The saxophone section of the Comp Jazz Band stands up during a key part of the song "Freeze Frame", held as part of "Journey to the Holidays" Christmas band concert on Wednesday evening at the Comp Cafetorium.

Students are receiving more information on their learning habits, including strengths and weaknesses, through the new outcome-based report cards received after the first semester in local schools.

Members of the Weyburn bantam Angels defend their end from the Moscow Atlant players, during an exhibition game at Crescent Point Place on Thursday. Angels players include Cassidy Orsted (No. 14), Calli Cugnet (No. 7), Torilee Scharnatta (No.