Weyburn Review

When the Armistice ending the First World War was signed at the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month, it was believed by some that this conflict was the "war to end all wars".

The Weyburn Police Service responded to calls ranging from thefts to mischief and fraud during the period of Oct. 31 to Nov. 6. The police service would like to report a safe and problem-free Halloween.

Annie Wilkinson, chosen as this year's War Mother for the Remembrance Day services, shows the two war medals awarded to her husband Percy, who passed away in 1979.

During a three-game road trip, the Weyburn Red Wings picked up two more victories. They are still second in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League Sherwood division, two points behind Estevan.

The Green and White put forth a valiant effort in the final battle of the season. They came up just shy losing 23-20 to the second place Edmonton Eskimos.

The Weyburn Co-operative Association will be moving its location out of the City Centre Mall one month early, and will be consolidating their products to their Hill Avenue and Metro Centre locations.

Mayor Debra Button takes the in motion pledge, under the guidance of Weyburn in motion representatives Glenn Rogers and Susan Nedelcov-Anderson.

Rural Municipalities will gather in Regina starting today, Nov. 9, for SARM's midterm convention at the Conexus Arts Centre, with the guest speakers to include the federal minister of Agriculture, Gerry Ritz. Starting the morning of Nov.

Remembering fallen soldiers

The WCS girls and boys soccer teams attended the SHSAA provincial finals and although they did not return with a medal they did have a successful season.