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The Festival of Trees fundraiser for Weyburn's Family Place resource centre is on display now at Great Plains Ford, along with several dozen items for the silent auction. The silent auction will close for bids by Wednesday evening, Nov. 23, and the trees will be auctioned on Nov. 24, all online, with all proceeds going to the Family Place as one of its major annual fundraisers.

Photos with Santa Claus (aka Randy Bakaluk), with Photography by Sherry Lynn, were available on Saturday at Pet Valu, and they raised $1,403 which will all be donated to the Weyburn Humane Society shelter. Photos were by donation, with many people bringing in their pets for photos, or photos with their children.

Students from Grades 4-6 will be on stage singing, dancing and telling the story of "Willy Wonka" Junior in a stage musical production, directed by music teacher Holly Butz. The musical follows the story of Charlie along with others who won a tour of Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. The musical will be performed on Nov. 16 and 17 at 6:30 p.m., in the school gym.

The WCS Eagles senior boys finished in second place behind Swift Current, and they will now head to Swift Current for provincials

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A Remembrance Day service was held at Assiniboia Park Elementary School on November 10.

Weyburn Comprehensive students were able to check out the options for their future career or schooling at the annual career fair, held on Wednesday at the Cugnet Centre, with around 65 booths set up. There were representatives of schools, businesses and emergency services present to talk to students about what they might be able to pursue after graduation.

The Weyburn Comp Eagles football rolled on hard Saturday, pounding the Greenall Griffins 44-2 at Leibel Field in Regina in a provincial semi-final game, setting up the 5A provincial finals on Friday, Nov. 11, versus Bishop Mahoney of Saskatoon. Watch the Weyburn Review for all the game details.

The Weyburn Public Library saw around 50 people from 15 families come and take part in their pumpkin carving event on Thursday evening. The Wholesale Club donated the pumpkins, and the library provided the tools and patterns for the families to use, with prizes provided to all the participants.

Weyburn Tourism held their inaugural Pumpkin Lane on Saturday evening on the Tatagwa Parkway paths near the off-leash dog park, just south of First Avenue. A number of businesses and organizations set up tents along the path loop, which was lined by lit carved pumpkins. Lots of treats were available along the way for those young and old in their Halloween costumes.