Weyburn Review

Morris Tytlandsvik and Jonathan Wideman eat spaghetti as fast as they can on Dec. 18, during a competition at Boston Pizza to raise funds for the Weyburn Salvation Army.

Darcy Cretin, right, serves up fresh hot chocolate and fresh gingerbread men cookies to Karli Ochitwa and Erica Chessall, just prior to the Comp choral concert on Dec. 18 at the Cafetorium.

Midget Petrobakken Wings player Braden Mellon, No 7, watches as his puck nearly made it through the Prairie Storm's goalie pads in between his legs during first-period Midget AA action on Wednesday night at Crescent Point Place.

Local curlers prepare for junior provincials Brooke Tokarz, at right, throws the rock during a recent competition for her rink, based out of Saskatoon.

There were no classes scheduled at Southeast Regional College's King Street campus this past week.

SGI is advising Saskatchewan residents thinking about purchasing or importing a vehicle from the United States to be cautious of flood-damaged vehicles originating from areas affected by Hurricane Sandy.

Turning 100 is no small piece of cake, even for a city. That's why Weyburn's centennial year, 2013, will be a year filled with celebration that begins on January 1.

Unfortunately (for some), I only write a column once a month. I usually have so many topics on the go, it's hard to pick just one. With the Christmas season upon us, I have to go with "the season of giving" as my monthly venture.

The results of the Wheatland Senior Centre's activities from December 9 to December 15: Bridge: (Monday) 1st George Gillies, 2nd Erskine Sandiford, 3rd John Whitell. Bridge: (Friday) 1st George Gillies, 2nd Andy Dumba, 3rd Howard Giroux.

Weyburn Arts Council is once again seeking contributions for the James Weir Peoples Choice exhibit, which will run from January 7 to 31.