Weyburn Review

Rachel and Chelan, the children of Collin and Kerri Keith, enjoy some downtime on the farm with their pet rabbit.

The results of the senior centre's activitiesfromAugust22to August 28: Bridge: (Monday) 1stAndy Dumba,2nd Marion Brown, 3rdGeorge Gillies. Bridge (Friday): 1stAndy Dumba,2ndChris Diemert,3rdAnnie Balzer.

Two community initiatives are contributing to flood relief in Pakistan. A fundraiser was held at the Calvary Baptist Church on August 26 for victims of the flood that has left 20 million people homeless.

Two Creelman Housing Authority board members have been reappointed to their post. John Greip and Patricia Horner will remain on the board of directors after serving for 11 and four years, respectively.

The Souris-Moose Mountain Conservative Association will be holding an event to gain support for scrapping the long gun registry before Parliament votes on the issue later this month.

The Weyburn Comprehensive School (WCS) held their 48th annual Awards Night on August 31 for the 2009/2010 school year, with several students and graduates taking home trophies, medals and bursaries.

Several community members came together recently to help make Weyburn a more "walkable" city during a three-day workshop by renowned community consultant Dan Burden.

The Family Place will no longer be able to accommodate children with extreme special needs in the current school year.

Drivers are advised to be aware of ongoing and upcoming provincial highway construction projects during their Saskatchewan travels to help plan safe and efficient routes to their destinations.

Jennifer's Journal