Weyburn Review

Graham DeLaet missed the cut at his first Masters. He blamed a lot of his struggles on his putter, but it was also a learning experience for the former Weyburn golfer.

The annual Weyburn Fire Brigade Ladies Night is fast approaching and the fundraiser sold out in one week, which is a record for the fire department, and a few Weyburn women have special seats for the evening.

The Weyburn Review won two first place general excellence awards at the "Better Newspapers Competition", sponsored by the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association.

A new development called Summerview Estates is offering country experiences, with close-to-city conveniences. Summerview is situated just one mile east of Weyburn.

Members of the group Intolerance Free Weyburn march up Third Street opposite McKenna Hall on Friday afternoon, many carrying colourful signs and banners, in an effort to promote their message of love and peace towards all people.

The official opening for the Weyburn Primary Health Care Clinic was held Friday afternoon, which included an open house and tours of the new primary health care clinic. The new facility is housed in the second floor of the MNP building.

Many colourful signs and banners are shown at the protest rally organized by Intolerance Free Weyburn as they stood across the street from McKenna Hall on Friday and Saturday, during the Sask. Pro-Life conference.

Hundreds of bargain seekers peruse the many long tables of household goods at one of the first garage sales of the season, held as one of the major annual fundraisers for the Family Place on Apr. 8 at the Weyburn Curling Rink.

Physicians from the Weyburn Primary Health Care Clinic meet with local dignitaries and other guests during an official opening for the facility on Friday afternoon.