Weyburn Review

Pangman (cpd) - An 80-year-old Pangman resident received a call recently from a somebody claiming to be a grandson who asked for money as he was on his way to jail. The resident asked the caller a family question which he could not answer.

Residents are advised to take precautions when they are out having a drink, after the appearance of a dangerous date rape drug. "Watch your drinks," said Chief Marlo Pritchard, from the Weyburn Police Service.

The recent heat wave hitting southern Saskatchewan is just what the farmers wanted and swathing is in full gear with harvest hot on its tail.

There are a lot of veterans in Weyburn and area, and while there is a lot of support for the local veterans, even more support is offered from the Royal Canadian Legion Weyburn branch.

Kelsey Kabbeke carefully shaves the head of Chad Ror, organizer of the Knoedler Slo-pitch Classic, right before the final game on Sunday night. The Knoedler Slo-pitch tournament is held to raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society.

Residents are reminded that construction is ongoing at the Weyburn Comprehensive, and that to be especially cautious as the contractors will be starting contract two later this year.

The City of Weyburn and the Weyburn Arts Council will host their fourth annual "Weyburn Culture Day Celebration" on Friday, Sept. 27. A number of activities will be held in the Sun Room of the Weyburn Leisure Centre from 4 to 7 p.m.

Gwen Keith and Christine Arnett tour the Grade 3 classroom of Donna Berling at St. Michael School, as both Gwen and Christine have moved to Weyburn to work for the Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Board.

Const. Shane St. John, president of the Weyburn Police Association, signs a new contract with the City of Weyburn with Mayor Debra Button on Wednesday morning.

Wacey Johnston gets his head shaved by Kelsey Kabbeke, right before the final game of the Knoedler Slo-pitch Classic on Sunday afternoon.