Weyburn Review

The cast of the play, “And A Child Shall Lead” gathered on-stage at the Cugnet Centre after they gave their performance to open TheatreFest 2018 on Sunday evening, and received a standing ovation from the large audience.

A power shovel ripped down pieces of the Weyburn Inn on Monday afternoon, as the former motel was demolished by a crew from Jerry Mainil Ltd.

By Norm Park, SECPSD A monitoring report regarding board policy on fiscal responsibility was delivered to the board of trustees of the South East Cornerstone Public School Division on March 22 as part of their open business session.

The Weyburn Legion Hall was packed with supporters of the Lane and Tiffany Mintenka family, for a fundraiser for their infant daughter Natalie, held on Saturday evening to help raise funds for her ongoing medical treatments.

The City of Weyburn lifted its precautionary drinking water advisory on Saturday, however the advisory is still in place for rural customers of the Weyburn Utility Board.

The Weyburn Rotary Club has cancelled the “Legends” concert with performer Devra Straker, which was to be held on Friday evening, as it could not be rescheduled.

A puppet show based on the Hans Christian Anderson story of the “Snow Queen” was acted out by three of the children in Nazi concentration camp, in a scene from the play, “And A Child Shall Lead”, written by Michael Slade.

The results of the Weyburn Wheatland Senior Centre’s games and activities from March 19-24 are as follows. In bridge on Monday: 1. Jim Brown; 2. Terry Bendickson; 3. John Whitell. Trump whist: 1. Joan Harder; 2. Ed Bartlett; 3. Dorothy Lindskog; 4.

Curt Minard, a para snowboarder who grew up in Weyburn and still has family here, showed off his gold medal and snowboard after winning his third national championship in the upper limb category on March 26.

The executive and board of directors for the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce gathered at the conclusion of the President’s Luncheon and AGM, held on March 27 in the Legion Hall.