Weyburn Review

YOU....yes I mean you. I am pleased to meet you. Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Helen Waller and I am the new reporter for the Weyburn This Week paper.

Brian Hopfe, Dave Katschke and Justin Katschke stand in silent tribute, as Bev Katschke, centre, places flowers at the Memorial Park Cenotaph on Thursday, while paying tribute to Cpl.

Bob Massier holds still while health care worker Lorelei Burnett injects a flu shot into his arm at a drop-in flu clinic at City Centre Mall on Oct. 21.

Leonard Borth helps his sons Christopher and Nicholas pour syrup onto their pancakes, during a morning fundraiser at Haig School on Friday morning.

The Heward Haunted House will once again be providing thrills and frights to those willing to brave its displays, as it will be held over three days the weekend before Halloween, on Friday to Sunday, Oct. 24-26, at the Heward rink.

Yellow Grass (cpd) — A fiber optics line was cut near Weyburn on Oct. 10, leaving part of Weyburn and all of Yellow Grass without landline or cell phone service from approximately 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Business remained open to provide service.

Police responded to an accident at the intersection of Fourth Street and Bison Avenue on Sunday. A west-bound vehicle on Bison Avenue driven by a 67 year old male failed to yield to a south bound on 4th Street and they collided in the intersection.

The Ogema Heritage Hall is hosting a grand opening on Saturday, Nov. 15. The event will include supper, entertainment, music, and a ribbon cutting. Construction of the Ogema heritage Hall began in April of 2013 and was completed June 2014.

Stamps clinch first

United Way sets $140,000 goal