Weyburn Review

Melanie Defresne, president’s assistant, and Jacques Tremblay, owner and president of Tremcar Technologies, chatted with guest speaker Dustin Duncan, Environment minister and Weyburn-Big Muddy MLA, on Thursday evening at the company’s 10th anniversar

The Wheatland Seniors Centre will celebrate their 30th anniversary on Thursday, Sept. 13. They will host a come-and-go cake and coffee social at the centre from 2 to 4 p.m. The centre will also host Seniors Week activities for the week of Sept.

Twin girls Myla and Morgyn Moule of Weyburn were “super nervous” to meet someone famous, but they enjoyed meeting LPGA star Lorie Kane when she was in Regina for the golf tour event.

There are new exhibits on display for the months of September and October, and the Weyburn Arts Council is planning for Culture Days events at the end of the month.

School is expensive, as every parent knows, and it’s not getting better. Every fall, the lists for school supplies needs filling, and for larger families, it’s a major expense, not to mention packing school lunches every day.

A Trivia Night fundraiser will be held on Friday, Sept. 14, at the Weyburn Legion Hall, to support the programs of the Weyburn branch for the Canadian Mental Health Association.

Local high school student, Anna Hoimyr, returned on August 24 from a two-week trip across Europe. Hoimyr was able to take on this adventure due to winning an international award from the Vimy Foundation called the Beaverbrook Vimy Prize.

The Weyburn Care-A-Van Society received a new bus on Aug. 28, and put it into service immediately, while the former bus was taken in as a trade.