Weyburn Review

Mary Jane Elizabeth Terry passed away suddenly in her home in Okanagan Falls, BC on November 10, 2011 at the age of 65 years. She was born in Regina on July 16, 1946 to John Henry and Gwyneth (nee Baker) Downs.

September 30,1915-November 22, 2011

One of the predictable results of the growth and expansion in Weyburn's newest residential area, in the Assiniboia Park School area, is the strain being felt both by the school, and the playground situated on the school grounds.

Josua and Cian Malalay open Christmas presents that they received at a Filipino-Canadian Christmas celebration at McKenna Hall.

Don Shumlich, CEO of the Weyburn Credit Union, and Weyburn Mayor Debra Button cut a ceremonial cake, after announcing a friendly competition to collect food for the Canadian Pacific (CP) Holiday Train.

The Signal Hill Art Gallery is featuring original paintings by members of the Weyburn Artists Workshop and the Hill Top Painters as a tribute to Elnora Olan, who was a member of both groups.

The article entitled "Lomond 4-H elects new officials" that ran in the November 25 issue contained an error.

Kaylee McKenzie pins a patch into place, before starting to sew her quilt, made during class time with clothing studies at the Comp.

Research confirms that a partial skeleton discovered in Saskatchewan is a new species of plant-eating dinosaur.

A Weyburn contractor, Glenn Nimegeers of Nimegeers Construction, has pleaded guilty to three counts under the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act related to a failure to ensure workers use a fall protection system and appropriate footwear; and a