Weyburn Review

Fourteen members of the Weyburn Wrestling Club attended a meet in Medicine Hat, AB. on January 17. There were over 170 wrestlers from Alberta and Saskatchewan in attendance.

Nearly 400 impaired motorists were caught during December's province-wide traffic safety spotlight focusing on impaired driving.

On January 17, at the Cugnet Centre, the Ukrainian community gathered together to celebrate "Malanka". Malanka is the celebration of Ukrainian New Year and originated from a folk tale by a Ukrainian ethnologist.

It's the age-old question to which most women (and men) have a lot of different answers. Some like them tall, dark, rugged, long hair, short hair, beards, no beards, athletes, business men, rockstars ...etc.

Nominations for induction into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame are now being accepted. The deadline will be midnight, March 15, 2015. For further information call 306-446-1983.

(Submitted) - This week is quiet due to exams but activities ramp-up on the weekend with three of the four basketball teams off to tournaments.

(Submitted) - The results of the Senior Centre's activities from December 19 to January 8: Bridge: (Friday - December 19) First Linda Kot, second Erskine Sandiford and third Howard Giroux.

On January 11, police conducted a vehicle stop and found the driver, a 29 year-old male to be under the influence of alcohol. The male was charged with driving a vehicle while impaired and refusal to provide a breath sample.

The Weyburn Police Department doors are revolving. After seeing Sergeant Trevor Hughes retire last month and Sergeant Garth Oberkirsch retire last week, the doors have swung open to welcome two new much-needed officers.

The New Year will see the Weyburn Soo Line Historical Museum temporarily closing its doors until March 2. Although the museum will be closed during the winter months, group tours of six or more can be booked by calling the museum at 306-842-2922.