Weyburn Review

Margaret Obst, late of Weyburn, passed away July 1, 2014, at the age of 89 years. Margaret was predeceased by her parents: George and Anna Lekivetz; her husband Ernest Obst; infant son Glen Howard Obst; brother Don and sister Mary.

Barry Kemp, right, a Pullman conductor, collects tickets from all the passengers on the Southern Prairie Railway refurbished historic train on Saturday.

A group of Filipino women dance for a gathered crowd, during a special presentation at the Ogema summer fair on Saturday.

Shafts of sunlight streak through clouds forming up west of a Fillmore-area farm, as a grain truck sits idle on the edge of a field.

A group of young kayakers paddle across Nickle Lake, during an open house for the Weyburn and District Canoe and Kayak Club on Friday. At top are Caroline Gillies and her son Tyler, and at bottom are Jacob Tollefson and Matt Barlow.

Four cars collide into each other, as demolition derby drivers try to push each other out of the ring, or make the other vehicle undriveable during the annual "Rumble in the Ring" at the Weyburn Fair on Wednesday.

The Weyburn Humane Society is looking for Canadian Tire money. The Humane Society would like to raise enough Canadian Tire cash to purchase weatherproof deck boxes to replace the worn wooden benches.

Tanya's Tales

Plans are being prepared to re-open emergency services and the acute care wing of Redvers Health Centre this fall, which have been closed since 2009.

Canada Day celebrations end with a firework display at the Weyburn exhibition grounds on July 1, which was hosted by the City of Weyburn. Earlier in the day, Canada Day celebrations were held at the Weyburn Leisure Centre.