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Centennial celebrations were held in Provost on June 18, 19 and 20. Tons of photos and news in this week's Provost News. ©Provost News Photos.
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Parade Winners Announced by Chamber
Chamber of Commerce parade winners from Saturday’s event included:
Commercial, IDA Pharmacy; organization, Scouts; out of town, Wildrose Alliance; Bikes-Comic, 4-H (Sarah Heck); horses (single) Faye Stuber; horses (team) Fred Wildeman; antique cars and trucks, Myron Ganser and Buck Gregory; antique farm equipment, Harold Paulgaard and John Rennie; industrial, Maverick Oilfield; judge’s choice, best theme: fire department.
The chamber of commerce fed over 600 people at its breakfast on Saturday morning.
Complete story in June 23 edition of The Provost News.
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Piranhas Trying to Make up Lost Time with Swim Meet Around the Corner
The Provost Piranhas Swim Club is excited to be back in the water for a new swim season in a beautiful new pool. The team has 46 swimmers this year and three coaches.
Head coach is Rebecca Allen, assisted by Emma Allen and Deon Erasmus and they’re very happy to be coaching swimmers in the water after weeks of very creative dryland training. The club had been unable to get into the new pool at Crescent Point Place due to construction delays.
Town of Provost employees and lifeguards worked hard to get the pool ready, and have allowed the Piranhas extra practice times as the club was not able to get into the pool until last week.
The Piranhas’ first swim meet of the season will be in Provost on Saturday, June 26 which will give local residents an opportunity to come check out the club in action as well as see the new facility being put to use.
Complete story in June 23 edition of The Provost News.
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Making History
Servus Credit Union Gives $7,500 Birthday Present to Provost Museum Society
Servus Credit Union served up a $7,500 cheque, along with beef on a bun, at a community barbecue Thursday in recognition of Provost’s 100th anniversary.
Garth Warner, president and chief executive officer of Servus Credit Union, made the presentation to the Provost Museum Society. The society plans to put the money toward their water tower project.
Complete story in June 23 edition of The Provost News.
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Street Spokesman
This week we ask: "What Do You Like About Life on the Midway?"
. . . and we heard answers from Dennis Marcellus, Joe McClean, Rena Lafleur and Andrew Lavalette. Check out the June 23 edition of The Provost News for their answers.
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