Weyburn Review

Clara Lucy Knibbs, late of Weyburn, passed away June 3, 2017 at the age of 101 years.

The 2017 Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show did very well in a challenging year, said show chair Del Mondor, noting the attendance was roughly 4,500 people this year.

By Greg Nikkel Perfect weather and large crowds helped to make Abbie’s Day a success on Saturday in Yellow Grass, with many volunteers stepping up to help at the day-long series of events.

There are dark clouds gathering on the horizon for Saskatchewan, with rumblings from the provincial government over the threat by the Trudeau government to impose their carbon tax on Saskatchewan if they don’t implement one themselves.

The Weyburn Beavers are currently in third place in the Eastern division of the Western Major Baseball League. The Beavers hosted three home games over the weekend, after starting their 2017 season with road games. “Our home opener went pretty well.

The Weyburn Comprehensive School held their 55th annual Awards Night on June 5 at the Cugnet Centre, presenting academic awards along with scholarships and bursaries for the graduating students. The T.C.

June 6th – A local Business reported to the Weyburn Police that they had received an email that was an attempt to defraud.

Weyburn city police and CP Rail employees look over a car that was clipped in the rear end by a train at the Queen Street crossing next to Highway 39 in the early afternoon on Monday.

A number of card games were held at the Wheatland Senior Centre during the past week. The results of the Wheatland’s activities from May 29 to June 4 are as follows: Bridge: (Monday) 1st Chris Diemert, 2nd Jim Brown, 3rd Erskine Sandiford.

Leonard and Helen Kutz sit on the newly-unveiled bench, set in Allen Park in memory of their granddaughter Abbie Speir.