Weyburn Review

The staff at the Soo Line Historical Museum are into the spirit of the 18th annual Wheat Festival, as the museum will be hosting the bread-baking contest and the saskatoon or rhubarb pie social on Friday and Saturday, Aug. 8 and 9.

Artist Andres Araneda uses graffiti spray paint as he works on a large mural on the side of Jo-Ann Paxman's garage on July 29, which Paxman had done in memory of two niees and a sister who passed away.

Officers made a routine traffic stop in Weyburn on July 22. As a result both occupants of the vehicle were arrested and appeared in court in Regina.

A new SARCAN recycling depot, and a new location for the Vocational Training Centre for the Wor-Kin Shop, should be ready to open this fall. Construction of a new 11,000-square-foot warehouse is progressing quickly at 1800 Ebel Road.

The new executive for the Weyburn Rotary Club gather following their luncheon meeting on Thursday at the Legion Hall.

Registration is still open for Weyburn's Opportunity Road Race, which will be held on Sunday, August 17. Proceeds from the Opportunity Road Race will be donated back into the community.

John William Griffin, late of Heward passed away peacefully July 15, 2014 at the age of 83 years. John was predeceased by his parents William John Griffin, Janet Nichol Griffin, his wife Lois; sons, Earnest and Ronald; son-in-law Murray Sabados.

For many years, the axiom in business has been, "The customer is always right", for the simple reason that keeping the customer happy and satisfied is the key to repeat business, and ongoing, sustainable business.

Michael and Ramona Harristhal of Minneapolis, Minn., tour the Soo Line Historical Museum on Wednesday, including having a look at the quilt show which has been put on display for the Weyburn Wheat Festival, to be held from Thursday, Aug.

A 24-year-old man was charged with mischief over $5,000 following a complaint received by the Weyburn Police Service from a local hotel of damage to a hotel room on July 26.