Weyburn Review

Playing in Flin Flon on Friday and Saturday, the Weyburn Red Wings split their games against the Bombers. They lost 4-2 on Friday, and then won 4-0 on Saturday. "I thought we played pretty well both Friday and Saturday," explained Jesse Ross.

Comp Eagles player Tanner Russell, centre, carries the ball as players from the Johnson Wildcats attempt to bring him down, during first-half action in the league game played on Saturday afternoon at Darold Kot Field.

A meeting is being held in regards to the future of the Tommy Douglas Centre and the public is being asked for input.

The third annual Saskatchewan Rising Symposium is being held October 21 at McKenna Hall in Weyburn. Headlining this event will be Paul Martin of Martin Charlton Communications.

Crew members on a Miller service rig prepare a wellhead for servicing in the Weyburn Oil Field recently, including Kirby Pearson of Suretest, in foreground, and Tim Plemel, a toolpush for Miller, in the background.

The Weyburn Red Wings traveled to Yorkton Saturday in hopes of starting the 2010-11 regular season off with a road victory.

The Weyburn Bantam Raiders arrived at Darold Kot Field on September 18 to take on the Regina Packers. What a game it was! The first half was the best the Raiders have ever played. Both of the Raider lines saw and played a lot of time.

The Weyburn Humane Society was surprised and delighted by some of the unique donations they received recently and hope to see the trend continue, as they are currently in need of funding.

"The Call", or "The Punt", or whatever you want to call it, is something that will be debated by football fans in this province for a very long time to come.

Members of Weyburn's Alexandria Rebekah Lodge Isabelle Butters and Terry Higgins were in Kansas City, Missouri recently to attend the International Session of Rebekah Assemblies.