Weyburn Review

Felipe Novachinski, a Rotary exchange student from Brazil, explains the variety of dishes he helped prepare from his home country, for a special fundraising supper held Thursday evening at Calvary Baptist Church.

Tickets are on sale for a special Valentine's Day Gala fundraiser for the Weyburn and District Hospital Foundation. The event will be held Friday, Feb. 14 at McKenna Hall. Tickets are $150 per couple or $100 per person.

The nominations are out for the first-ever Best of Saskatchewan Roller Derby Awards, and two Weyburn women have made the list. Public voting is now open to determine the winners.

Weyburn Inland Terminal announced that its CEO, Rob Davies, had advised the WIT board he will resign five business days following the special meeting of WIT shareholders on Friday, Feb. 28.

Christian Ethics students Rekina Browatzke, Ashlee Adacsi and Brandy Zieg work together in stirring the pasta in preparation for their class's fundraiser supper held Thursday evening at McKenna Hall.

Time is quickly running out to vote for your favourite work of art in the 30th annual James Weir People's Choice art show. It is now on display in the Allie Griffin Art Gallery in the basement of the Weyburn Public Library.

Incredible growth for Big Brothers Big Sisters

Cubs leader Lise Soles opens up her bedroll as she talks to the children in the Fifth Weyburn Cubs about how to prepare for their upcoming winter camp at Saskairie. The Cubs and their leaders will be camping there from Jan. 31 to Feb.

Sun Country Health Region is pleased to announce the opening of the Weyburn Primary Health Care Clinic on Monday, Feb 3. The clinic is located at Suite 204, 117 Third Street in downtown Weyburn, the old Co-op Building. An elevator is available.

Riders football player Rey Williams signs his autograph for fans Mikayla Lohse, Baillie Koszman and Hayley Schenk, as they make their way up the table of Riders players towards the Grey Cup on the end in the lobby of Crescent Point Place.