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Alfred Douglas Taylor

Alfred Douglas Taylor

It is with much sadness that we announce the passing of our father, grandfather and great grandfather Alfred Douglas Taylor, a lifetime resident of Ogema, who passed away peacefully at the Regina General Hospital on Monday, October 15, 2012 at the ag
Joan Kyrylchuk

Joan Kyrylchuk

It is with deep sadness that we announce that our beloved mom, Joan Kyrylchuk, passed away on Saturday, October 6, 2012 with her five children at her side at the age of 76 years. Joan was born on the family farm in Tribune on May 3, 1936.
A mini-pumpjack at work

A mini-pumpjack at work

Roy Chuckry shows off a working model of a pumpjack, set up in front of his home on First Avenue NW.
Julia Harris

Julia Harris

March 25, 1941 - October 2, 2012
Kenneth Dean Thompson

Kenneth Dean Thompson

Kenneth Dean Thompson was born on September 2, 1948 at the Weyburn Hospital. He was raised on his parent's farm south of Creelman. Ken married Elsie May Hill on July 10, 1981 in Estevan.
Rudachyk awarded medal

Rudachyk awarded medal

Bill Rudachyk proudly displays the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal, presented Monday evening by Mayor Debra Button at his last-ever council meeting in city council chambers.

LaBatte noticeable in loss to Als

Weyburn's own Brendan LaBatte was front and centre Saturday afternoon during the Roughriders 34-28 loss to the Montreal Alouettes, but it wasn't because of his play.
Convering on the ball

Convering on the ball

Souris player Theodora Addo reaches to put her foot forward to kick the ball, along with Assiniboia Park player Brogan Schmeltzer and Souris player Austin Pederson during an after-school soccer match on Oct. 16 at APES' soccer field.

WCS athletes compete in provincials/tourneys

Two WCS teams have advanced to playoffs in the Moose Jaw leagues. The girls' soccer team will have played in the league final on October 16 and the football team is in the semi-finals on October 20 against Peacock.

CMHA is seeking volunteers

The Weyburn branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) had to reduce its operating hours and programming during the summer months, only being able to continue with the vocational work crew and the meal program.
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