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Wheat, canola and other crops that may have already emerged in local crops were feeling chilly after more snow fell on the weekend. The picture was taken in a field on Saturday, north west of town. Other spring farming operations (above) were put on hold until dry conditions return to the land. According to the local weather map (in every The Provost News edition), more showers and cloudy weather can be expected this week. ©Provost News Photos.
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Soggy Weather Stops Rodeo, Car Show
Soggy weather comprised of snow and rain over the weekend meant the cancellation of at least three outdoor events in the area.
The annual Cadogan Stampede and Provost’s Border Cruizers car show and a flea market planned for the museum grounds were stopped because of the weather.
President of the Cadogan stampede committee Raven Dzurko told The Provost News that they will “run again this year come rain or shine.”
The group is looking for a weekend in July to re-schedule the stampede.
This is the first time that the Cadogan rodeo has been stopped because of the weather as far as she knew added Dzurko.
The decision to stop the event from going ahead was made on Saturday morning, May 29 at 8 a.m. The Saturday night dance was also cancelled.
Board member for the Provost and District Museum, Bob Paulgaard said on Monday that the car show planned for May 29 probably won’t be re-booked this summer. No cars showed up he added.
Complete story in June 2 edition of The Provost News.
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Chauvin Valedictorian Says Relationships are ‘Crucial’
Graduation ceremonies at Dr. Folkins Community School in Chauvin honoured seven Grade 12 students on Saturday evening, May 29. The theme for the evening was “The End is Where We Begin.”
Emcees were Pam Germain and Bernice Moffat who introduced the graduates, escorts and parents as they entered the gym to the song “The End is Where We Begin.”
Rest of story in June 2 edition of The Provost News.
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Former Student Leads Band to National Bronze Level
Complete story in June 2 edition of The Provost News.
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This week we ask: "Do You Have a Summer Job Lined Up?"
. . . and we heard answers from Richard Slater, Carl Goodman, Patrick Young and Austin Morrison. Check out the June 2 edition of The Provost News for their answers.
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