Weyburn Review

By Greg Nikkel The launch of the new impaired driving initiative by the Weyburn Police Service is almost a month away, but the excitement and support for it is building, said Chief Marlo Pritchard.

A special Riderville Block Party will be held to raise funds for the Weyburn Minor Football organization and their new football field.

There will be a number of activities and programs available at the Weyburn Public Library during the month of August, including a games night, family matinees, a book club session, and teen and adult programs.

Youth involved with Crocus 80 Theatre’s Summer Youth Theatre Development Program have been busy preparing eight stories by Canadian author Robert Munsch, adapted for the stage by Irene N. Watts.

A barbecue fundraiser will be held in support of the Weyburn Humane Society at North American Lumber today, August 11, during their customer appreciation day. The barbecue runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

A newly-released collection of ghost stories from hospitals and asylums across Canada and the United States features a page about the Weyburn Mental Hospital.

Southeast Saskatchewan was the focus of activity in August’s sale of oil and gas rights, with the region bringing in more than $6 million of the $8 million in total revenue. For the sale, held on Aug.

A special Riderville Block Party will be held to raise funds for the Weyburn Minor Football organization and their new football field.

Youth involved with Crocus 80 Theatre’s Summer Youth Theatre Development Program have been busy preparing eight stories by Canadian author Robert Munsch, adapted for the stage by Irene N. Watts.

The Ministry of Social Services has reviewed some of its income assistance benefits, as announced in this year’s budget.