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Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the week of November 13 to Nov 20 2011: During the reporting period, police dealt with 101 calls for service.

With Christmas trees selling from $7-800 up to more than $2,000 each, the 12th annual Festival of Trees was a successful fundraiser for the Family Place once again, raising over $41,000.

The results of the Wheatland Senior Centre's activities from November 13 to November 19: Bridge: (Monday) 1st John Whitell, 2nd George Gillies, 3rd Andy Goeres. Bridge: (Friday) 1st George Gillies, 2nd Stan Sampson, 3rd Basil Holyer.

The 2011 Weyburn Chamber of Commerce Parade of Lights will be taking place on Thursday December 1 at 7:00 p.m.

The Lomond 4-H Beef Club held their first meeting at Oungre Park on November 7, during which items discussed included grooming teams going to the Canadian Western Agribition as well as other coming events.

After four seasons with the Weyburn Beavers, the first year as the Assistant and the past three as Head Coach, Terry Smith has stepped down to take over the family business back home in Pocola, Oklahoma.

A local powerlifting athlete has recently travelled to the Czech Republic to attend the IPF Men's and Women's World Championship as a competitor and as Head Coach for Team Canada.

Operation HandsFree, a province-wide traffic blitz to raise awareness about the dangers of driving while using a cellphone, was held November 17 and 18.

With each new snowflake that falls, snowmobilers across Saskatchewan are thinking about their next ride out. But before heading out on the trails, there are things that every snowmobiler should do to prepare.

People all over Saskatchewan can help keep roads safe now that the Report Impaired Drivers (RID) program is in effect across the province. RID encourages the public to call 911 if they see a driver they suspect is impaired.