Weyburn Review

The Weyburn Legion Cadet Corps will be celebrating their 62nd annual ceremonial review on Tuesday, May 18. It takes place at the Weyburn Royal Canadian Legion Hall at 7:30 p.m.

A large gathering of potential Weyburn Minor Football athletes dog-pile University of Rams players, and local youth, Brett Jones and Kyle Paterson, each holding the football.

A local bowler recently returned from representing Saskatchewan at the singles competition of the five-pin junior nationals.

Seeding progress was halted in the last week due to rain and snow in the southeast, according to the Saskatchewan Agricultures weekly crop report.

Grade 9 students from the Weyburn Junior High help clean up the flower gardens and yard of the Weyburn Special Care Home on Wednesday, with the assistance of Care Home resident Ernie Robb.

Jim Nedelcov of the Soo Line Historical Society, and museum manager Joan Gregory, gather with Mayor Debra Button at the display case showing the time capsule, before the mayor officially signed over ownership of the Weyburn Mental Hospital's time cap

Plans are in place to celebrate the centennial of Souris School from Thursday to Saturday, May 20-22, including having the school open for anyone in the community who has no connection with the school.

Quota International of Weyburn hosted the 74th Annual District 11 (Western Canadian) Conference for Quota International, on Apr. 23-25. The conference was presided over by Governor Bev Jaeger of Medicine Hat. Rev.

We can finally say that spring is in the air and is upon us, presaging the favourite time of year for most Canadians, the one other than winter: "spr-ummer-all".

An audience of about 200 attended the 10th annual Old Tyme Fiddle Contest on Apr. 24 at McKenna Hall.Each contestant had to play a waltz, a jig and a reel, hornpipe or breakdown.There were 19 competitors from across Saskatchewan who took part.