Weyburn Review

A team of eight Clydesdale draught horses showed their pride and strength as they did a demonstration with an eight-horse hitch and wagon at the Creelman Fair on Saturday in front of an appreciative audience at the Creelman ball diamonds.

Many of the Pangman students entered their school work in the Ogema Fair school work competition. The winning school work will be awarded prize money and were on display at the fair on July 8 in the Ogema rink.

The Weyburn Senior Beavers have improved their record since coming back from a tough six-game road trip to Alberta, and after back-to-back wins over the Regina Red Sox, were just two games back of first place in the Eastern Division of the WMBL.

Rotary supports Envision Rotary Club president Garnet Hart presented a cheque for $1,000 to Christa Daku of Envision Counselling, at the club’s meeting on Thursday Rotary donates to the Family Place Rotary Club president Garnet Hart presents a donati

A group of junior girls dove into their 200-metre race, including Silver Seals member Rumina Edgerton of Weyburn (second from front), during the provincial swim meet hosted by the Silver Seals on Saturday at the Weyburn Leisure Centre’s outdoor pool.

S ummertime is the best time of the year for most people, with the hot weather and sunshine luring people outside to enjoy nature with their families and friends, to go travelling or to just have a day at the beach or on the lake.

The following are the results of the Wheatland Senior Centre’s activities from July 3 to 9. Bridge: (Monday) 1st Jim Brown, 2nd Theresa Istace, 3rd Mildred Sandiford. Bridge: (Friday) 1st Chris Diemert, 2nd Berty Lou Dreis, 3rd Marion Brown.

A celebration of Canada’s 150th birthday, along with perennial favourites such as the pig scramble, horse and cattle show and a mixed slow-pitch tournament will all be part of Saskatchewan’s “Biggest Little Fair” on Saturday, July 15.

Fans of the Canadian comedy Corner Gas can take in a self-guided walking tour of Rouleau to see some of the places used in the town in the filming of the popular series.

Children aged 11 and 12 give chase to five little piggies during the pig scramble event at the Creelman Fair on Saturday.