Weyburn Review

The Leguee family received the twenty-first Golden Sheaf Award at the Farmer Appreciation Night hosted by the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce on November 4. The event, which was sold out this year, was well planned out and an evening enjoyed by all.

On Nov. 6, a 16-year-old female was walking to her vehicle which was parked in the parking lot of the 10 Block Second Street, just north of the Royal Hotel at approximately 9 p.m.

Terra Cycle Canada and air care gurus at Febreze have teamed up to host the contest "Febreze Fall Frenzy".

Minister responsible for the Public Service Commission Don McMorris and Provincial Secretary Nadine Wilson laid wreaths in the provincial capital during the annual Service of Remembrance for civil servants on November 5.

Environment Minister Scott Moe has announced the province of Saskatchewan is adopting a new environmental code that will continue to protect our environment for future generations, while helping to meet the challenges of economic growth.

The Weyburn Knights of Columbus gather at the perogy, cabbage roll and smokie meal held on Oct. 24 at McKenna Hall, in conjunction with the Weyburn Co-op; these are the first two shifts of Knights who served and worked at the meal.

Broadcaster and author John Gormley signs a copy of his latest book for Danette Tracey, as MLA and Health minister Dustin Duncan watches nearby, following the Farmer Appreciation Banquet held Nov. 4 at McKenna Hall.

Rebecca "Ann" Sadlemyer late of Pangman, passed away peacefully Tuesday, October 28, 2014 at the age of 75 years. Ann was predeceased by her parents, Vern and Grace Hoover; husband, Kay and step-daughter, Rosemary Sadlemyer.

Arlene Mildred Copeland (nee Fulmore) passed away on Wednesday, October 22, 2014 at the age of 87 years. She was predeceased by her husband Reg; and brother Lloyd.

Barbara Kot was a remarkable lady. Born in 1923 to Anton and Magdelina Gaab on a farm near Weyburn, she was number five in what was to become a family of 10 children.