Weyburn Review

Saskatchewan Agriculture's Crop Report for the period May 3 to 9

As of May 9, the Young Fellows auction had 285 items up for bid, but auction chair Shane Warner noted this is a moving number, as more items are still coming in to go up for auction.

National Police Week will be observed across Canada from May 15 to 21. This special week to recognize the efforts of law enforcement officers began in 1970 as a way for the police to connect with their communities and to increase awareness about the services they provide.

A parade of the grads, organized by the Student and Parent Committee, will be held at 3 p.m., then the Grand March is at Crescent Point Place, to take place immediately following the parade.

Heavy rain is expected to occur starting Thursday night.

The planning has started and the Weyburn Communithon board is filled with excitement as this year’s goal has been set at $82,022.

Weyburn business students won second in the Social category, during the recent SBTA Case Competition and Conference.

Bird would like to see the program expand from the four banners that were displayed last year, to having at least eight displayed in Weyburn this year. He noted that Estevan had 22 banners displayed in their city, and felt that Weyburn could match that number.

This is a one-day family-friendly tournament. The cost to enter the Walleye Classic is $150 per team for a two or three-person team. The third angler must be 15 and under.

Out of a wish to collect more tax dollars to help bolster the province’s finances, the Sask. Party have applied the provincial sales tax to activities and events they ought not to be touching.