Weyburn Review

The Southeast Newcomers Society is offering three workshops that focus on different aspects of the job search process.

The graduating class of 2017 throw their caps in the air at the conclusion of the grad ceremonies on Saturday in the Cugnet Centre, led by grad coordinators Tyra Sandiford, Morgan King and Rebecca Mondor at the podium.

The annual meeting was held for the Duplicate Bridge Club on May. The executive will remain as: club manager is Barry Mactaggart; president is Jean Knibbs; vice president is Lydia Milleker, and secretary/treasurer is Diane Bell.

With recent concerns for the safety in and around soccer pitches, the Weyburn Soccer Association would like to assure families that their priority is safety for their players, spectators and visitors to their parks.

Members of the Steer family gather at the new security gate at the Weyburn Airport, dedicated to the memory of George Steer and Tom Kerr, on Friday morning.

St. Michael students Macy Cugnet, at left, and Reid Glennie at right race against each other to get dressed in fire fighting gear while visiting the Firemaster booth at the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show on Thursday afternoon.

Southeast College and the University of Regina are making post-secondary education more accessible to students in Southeast Saskatchewan.

The huge party being planned to celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday is a waste of funds that could be better used to right historic wrongs in this country, historian Jim Daschuk told the Weyburn Rotary Club at their luncheon on Thursday.

The Weyburn Humane Society is hosting their first fundraising golf tournament on Friday June 23, at the Weyburn Golf Course. This is a Texas scramble with teams of four players.

The Helen Davidson Music Award committee recently announced that Emily Richards (oboe) and Morgan Sidloski (piano) are receiving $2,000 each to further their music education, as they were chosen as recipients for the 2017 scholarship.