Weyburn Review

Tanya's Tales

The Canadian Red Cross and Saskatchewan credit unions will be accepting cash donations to help Saskatchewan residents devastated by recent disasters at participating Saskatchewan credit unions until July 25, 2014.

Throughout the province, police will be watching for drivers exceeding the speed limit. Distracted driving, impaired driving and occupant restraints will also be a focus in July.

There is more in a garden than plants and soil. The opportunity for renewed mental and physical health grows there, too. Gardens have been viewed as places of wonder, capable of restoring health and peace to those who entered.

Kipling Memorial Health Centre will resume 24-hour emergency and inpatient services on Monday, August 18. From now until then, emergency services will be provided from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. only, due to a shortage of nursing staff.

Rider Mackenzie Shauf rounds the end of the line of six poles, as she makes her way through the poles event in the 7-10 year old age category at the Kids Rodeo held Wednesday evening at the Weyburn Ag Society's rodeo arena.

Weyburn Police have charged a 17-year-old Ontario girl with possession of and using counterfeit money at a local restaurant July 8. Constable David Schenk said the female tried using two counterfeit $20 bills to pay for her food.

Two Weyburn athletes are representing Canada this week at the 2014 UANA Junior Pan American Water Polo Championships. Kelsey Jensen and Taylor Molde have been selected to play for Team Canada at the championships being held in Riverside, California.

Six regional flood recovery centres opened in flood affected areas of the province.

The Wheatland Senior Centre hold weekly tournaments, the following are the results from the week of June 30 to July 4.