Weyburn Review

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.

For example: the simple act of a yawn may be perceived by those around you that a) you are tired; b) you are bored; or c) they are boring you.

81st annual general meeting:

Three art students, Deborah Nikkel, Britney Alexander and Mercedes Alexander, from the Weyburn Comprehensive School had their art work chosen to be shown at the Cumberland Gallery in the Saskatchewan Legislature.

Golf course season has positive start for 2010

St. Michael School custodian Cheryl Wardel laughs after rubbing a pie into the face of Brianne Wlasichuk, one of the members of the Grade 8 'Tied-Dyed Tigers' on Friday afternoon.

Saskatchewan Information and Library Services

Rural schools in the Weyburn region are preparing for their graduation ceremonies, which are being held in May and June. Graduation for Pangman will be held on Friday, May 7. Graduating are Tye Froh, Noel Muckalt and Chantel Colbow.

Let's make Weyburn Riderville!