Weyburn Review

Wheat sheaves were fed into a 1949 McCormick threshing machine, as Glen Stomp watched from the top of the thresher to ensure everything was working properly, during a threshing bee at his farm at Griffin on Sunday.

A golfer prepared to tee off from the first hole as part of the Weyburn Police Association’s golf tournament on Friday. Each golfer at this tee had to wear a pair of “beer goggles” which simulate impairment of about .07 blood-alcohol level.

A resident of the Tatagwa View long-term care home, Geri Nelson, watched the ball drop through the pegs of a “Plinko” game as Phyllis Verhaeghe and staff member Liane Schrader watched, during a summer-end carnival held on Wednesday.

Two good friends who live in adjoining rooms at the Eden Home in Weyburn, Susan Mailhiot and Ellen Eddy, are using their knitting needles to help out premature babies in the care of the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Regina General Hospital.

Weyburn student Hannah Bitz shared photos and insights from her year in Belgium with the Rotary student exchange program, as the Weyburn Rotary Club’s next outgoing student, Brayden King, was on hand to listen before he left for his year as an exchan

Members of the Malayali community in Weyburn gathered their families together for Onam celebrations, which is a harvest festival from their part of India. The festival celebrates harvest with numerous feasts and dances, games, races and folk songs.

Children watched what happened when a leaf-blower acted in the place of the Big Bad Wolf to blow over a house of sticks for one of the Three Little Pigs, during a fun activity led by the Regina Science Centre on Friday.