Weyburn Review

Chloe McCoy lit a candle as part of the remembrance ceremony for workers who have been killed or injured on the job, at the Day of Mourning ceremonies held on Sunday afternoon at the Tommy Douglas Centre.

Families and friends enjoyed some pool-time on Friday afternoon at the Weyburn Leisure Centre, with many kids on hand to enjoy their time off from school for the Easter break. All Weyburn area schools are back in session as of Monday, April 29.

Curator Regan Lanning made some introductions as she began the reception for the Weyburn Arts Council exhibit on Thursday evening at the Signal Hill Art Gallery.

A group of children attending the Vacation Bible School at the Weyburn Free Methodist Church were treated to some science, as the refraction of water is shown with this simple demonstration.

A brother-and-sister team, Dayton and Grady Kopec, did their annual back alley cleanup on Maple Drive on Monday, which was Earth Day, to kick off Earth Week.

Cindy Ann Boehm has officially opened up her doggy daycare business called Fido’s Place. The “daycare” provides dog owners a place to bring their beloved pets during the day to be taken care of.

The Weyburn Concert Series will present Chris Collins and Boulder Canyon, as a tribute to the late John Denver, on Thursday, May 2 at the Cugnet Centre at 7:30 p.m.

By Greg Nikkel The Quist family of Weyburn were honoured with being presented with the Builders Award by Saskatchewan Special Olympics at their 50 th anniversary celebrations held over the April 13 th weekend in Saskatoon.

By Greg Nikkel Two good friends, Holly Adamache and Tanya Kwochka, have combined their experience and efforts to provide a new in-home service to seniors, to assist them in remaining at home as long as possible.