Weyburn Review

Several Weyburn area groups and choir performed at the Quota Carol Festival on Sunday night at Grace United Church. The groups included harpist Sharon Elliott, WCS RISE choir and senior choir, Grace United Chancel Choir, Rotary Club, Zion Lutheran worship team, Spirit of Grace girls choir, and the Variations community choir.

Wrestling clubs from around the province braved the blowing snow to travel to Weyburn on Sunday to take part in a day-long wrestling tournament, including clubs from Swift Current, Moose Jaw, Elrose and Prince Albert.

This is a photo preview of some of the displays set up for the River Park Sparkle Tour, which officially opens on Monday, Dec. 6, after the sun goes down

The Weyburn Comp Eagles senior girls basketball team hosted an invitational basketball tournament on Friday and Saturday, with the game action shown here against Regina Winston Knoll on Friday. The Eagles dropped this game 53-47. Other teams included Yorkton, Indian Head, Notre Dame Hounds, Lumsden, Harvest City Reapers and Regina Sheldon Williams.

The male driver of farm machinery was taken by STARS air ambulance to hospital with serious injuries.

Families and individuals came out for an evening of "Cards, Crafts and Carols" at the Weyburn Public Library on Wednesday evening, with volunteers and board members looking after each table of craft activity. Videos of local performers singing Christmas carols played while people enjoyed making various crafts.

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce held their annual Parade of Lights on Thursday evening, with many bright, colourful floats lit up with Christmas colours from teams, groups, organizations and businesses.

The Carol Festival will be held at Grace United Church on Dec. 5 at 7 p.m.

“The Salvation Army is one of my favourite programs to support,” said Norm Mondor.

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