Weyburn Review

This single rose, measuring about two inches high, is stubbornly trying to grow beside Agnes Blackburn's front step in Creelman despite the widely-varying weather of November.

The Town of Yellow Grass has purchased a parcel of land from Mickey Whitrow to allow the town to expand. The Town has sold all of their residential lots in the last few years and the demand is still there, said Mayor Bill Wilke.

Two Swift Current Ardens players attempt to block a spike, delivered by Weyburn Comprehensive Eagles player Starlet Peterson (No. 4) during game action on Saturday.

At SARM mid-term convention:

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce will be holding their 17th annual "Parade of Lights" on Thursday, Dec. 2. Entrants in the parade will begin to line up at 6:15 p.m. that evening at the Exhibition Grounds.

There is much wisdom in the saying, "There is a time for everything, and a season for everything", or "To every thing there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven.

There has been a move by Weyburn Wal-Mart employees to decertify themselves, in reaction from a recent ruling by the Saskatchewan Court of Employees in favour of the union certification by the United Food and Commercial Workers.

Weyburn has been chosen as one of the communities to host the Moscow Atlant, a female bantam hockey team from Russia that will be touring through the southern part of Saskatchewan. The team will play at Crescent Point Place on Thursday, Dec. 16.

Wendy Kimber, daughter Alyssa and husband Al Kimber gather with all the wreaths that were laid at this year's Remembrance Day services on Thursday.

Volunteers Tylynne Tondevold and Sheri Schmidt run the registration table at the second annual "Walk For A Cure" on Sunday, as at right Michelle Meston registers for a team of walkers.