Weyburn Review

Six new roadside cameras have been installed to enhance the road information provided by the Saskatchewan Highway Hotline.

The final long weekend of the summer is here which means increased traffic on our roads and highways. CAA Saskatchewan encourages drivers to follow some important tips to stay safe.

The works of Pieter van der Breggen and the late Cornelius Kievits called "Weyburn's Dutch Masters" will be shown at the Allie Griffin Art Gallery. There will be a public reception on Sunday, September 7, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

The annual restriction on pruning elm trees in Saskatchewan ends August 31. Starting September 1, homeowners are encouraged to prune their elms to help keep them healthy.

Play is an important part of growing up. After the renovations to allow for the amalgamation of St. Michael Junior High and St.

Danielle Simpson and her 23-month-old daughter Sarah admire the first-place entry for potted plants at the Stoughton Ag Society fair held recently. This entry came from Gwen Veer. The annual fair was held on Aug. 14 at Stoughton Memorial Hall.

During July and August, the Weyburn Duplicate Bridge Club met once a week on Monday evenings, but starting in September, the club will resume playing on Thursday afternoons at 1 p.m. as well as on Monday evenings at 7 p.m.

The steel beams for the new construction at the Weyburn Comprehensive School show the project taking shape on Wednesday, as the girders and beams are put into place on the north side of the high school building.

A hot air balloon piloted by Sharon Elliot travels eastward from Weyburn early in the morning on Thursday.

The WheatlandSenior Centre holds weekly activities. The following are the results from August 15 to August 21: Friday's Bridge tournament ended with first place going to Linda Kot, with second place to John Whitell, and George Gillies in third place.