Cheers to the Estevan Oilfield Technical Society for holding the Top Gun Trap Shooting event. It was a great opportunity for people to try out a new sport and socialize with fellow oilfield workers. Cheers to the Warm Welcome Kitchen for their efforts to have this much-needed service for the community this year. The food was great every time out. Cheers to Taeghen Hack for the way in which she has represented Estevan water polo program during her first year of college. Good luck at the NCAA women’s water polo competition. Cheers to the number of people we saw in Estevan’s parks on the weekend, finding ways to be outside and exercising while following the public health orders.
We had some financial difficulties a few years ago, and Saskatchewan command installed an advisory committee to watch over us. We ve been under the advisory committee for four years. And as of (Dec. 15) we ve been released from the advisory committee, said Royal Canadian Legion Estevan branch president Jim (Frosty) Forrest. It s good work that the branch has done and the support of the community as well. The legion also held the election of officers the same night. Forrest was re-elected as the branch president for the next two years. Tyson Wilhelm was elected the first vice-president. Willie Forrest is now the second vice-president. Leonard Grube was elected the legion’s treasurer, and Willie Forrest is also sergeant at arms. Other executive officers were also elected.