Weyburn Review

The Weyburn Beavers will not be taking the field Friday nighit, as they did here recently against Edmonton, due to a heavy downpour of rain late in the afternoon. Weather permitting, the game for Saturday evening will still take place at 7:05 p.m.

Youth from the Willow Lake Baptist Church in Winnipeg worked on painting a building at Weyburn's Heritage Village on Friday, on the last full day for the Weyburn SERVE mission.

A member of the Sun Country Riders Club rides through a gymkhana exercise on Thursday evening at the Weyburn fair grounds.

The youth for the SERVE mission in Weyburn dance and clap as the Fraser Campbell Band plays worship songs for them on Thursday evening at the Free Methodist Church. The mission is hosting about 250 youth and leaders from 20 churches from B.C.

Leader Drew Paquette, right, explained how telephones worked in the olden days, when there were operators and party lines in the rural area.

Four members of the SERVE group from northern B.C. washed down and polished a car at their free car wash in the parking lot near Crescent Point Place on Thursday.

A trio of girls learned the final spin move in a hip hop class on Thursday, held as part of the SERVE mission's sports camp held at Jubilee Park.