Weyburn Review

Santa Claus jokes with Oaklen and Rhyder Renner, foreground as their sisters Gracie and Madison listen, as they visit prior to gathering for a family photo with Santa at the Festival of Trees at the Barber Motors showroom on Nov. 26.

Cast for the Creelman Theatrical Club dinner theatre play “Out of Sight … Out of Murder” gather at the end of their production.

Girl Guide members Reise Bakken and Kallen Field look over a shelf of various farm-related items as they work through a scavenger hunt of obscure items on display at the Soo Line Historical Museum on Wednesday evening.

Souris School student Ryder Hignett makes a Christmas tree bulb during a noon-hour craft club session on Wednesday.

Finally, the time has come that the Minister of Highways' staff are having Open Houses to discuss the route that the twinned highway will take from Regina to Estevan. They hope by next spring to have a line chosen on the map.

Weyburn Comprehensive School announced Student of the Month awards for November, 2014.

If you have kids, you probably have one. If you don't, you need to get one. The elf on the shelf. A brilliant idea really. A little toy elf, that parents can buy to act as a sort of nanny-cam for Santa.

Staff at the Weyburn Credit Union gathered together to present a cheque for $20,000 from the Credit Union Community Fund to the representatives of the Pioneer Women Statue Commitee.

The results of the Senior Centre's activities from November 28 to December 4: Bridge: (Friday) First John Whitell, second Andy Dumba and third Theresa Istace. Bridge: (Monday) First Basil Holyer, second John Whitell and third Harry Schiller.

On December 8, in the early morning hours, the Weyburn Police Service received a direct call from a 28 year-old female victim about an assault in progress at her residence.