Weyburn Review

Chris was born on December 10, 1972 to Mervyn and Hazel Mann of Weyburn, Saskatchewan. He was the youngest of five. Chris attended Haig School, Weyburn Junior High and then graduated from Weyburn Comprehensive School in 1991.

R.R. Alaro of the Weyburn Eagles senior boys team headed to the net against Jack McGeough of the Estevan Elecs during the McLeod Series on Tuesday evening at the ECS gym.

The Town and Country Women met at the home of Edith Jacobs on Jan. 8 with eight members and a guest, and talked about activities they enjoy as seniors. The Thought of the Day was “The future is today”, quoted from William Osler.

Former Weyburn mayor and past president of SUMA Debra Button received the Scoop Lewry Award at the annual convention for the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association in Regina.

Delegates to the 113th annual SUMA convention were able to get a sense of what life may be like under the new premier Scott Moe, as they heard from him first-hand on Monday only days after being sworn in, and then today, Feb.

The 2018 Tim Hortons Brier and SaskEnergy announced the 64 junior curlers in Saskatchewan who were selected as SaskEnergy Future Stars, including some Weyburn area curlers.

To the Editor: The recent drastic actions of the Southeast Cornerstone School Division regarding the removal of the principal at Weyburn Comprehensive School lacks any deep thinking and clarity on their part.

The Weyburn Police Service have received numerous complaints over the past two weeks about the theft of property from recreational vehicles in storage. These complaints are currently under investigation.

The Wheatland Senior Centre held a number of games and activities on Jan. 22-26, with the following results. In bridge on Monday: 1. Reggie Frank; 2. John Whitell; 3. Erskine Sandiford. In bridge on Friday: 1. Berty Lou Dreis; 2. Basil Holyer; 3.