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Weyburn Comp School news(Submitted) - "Footloose" is returning to the WCS stage this coming April. Director

Colleen Weimer, having carefully considered all options, has decided that this year'sproduction will be "Footloose" which was staged here at WCS in 2007. The casting iscorrect, the talent is there, the pit band is ready and there are large chorus numbers.Dates and times and when tickets will be available will be released in the near future.

This weekend the senior girls' basketball team is in Balgonie, the senior boys are inYorkton while the junior teams (girls and boys) are hosting a tournament here in Weyburn.Try and come out and support our junior teams.

Next Wednesday, February 4 is the big McLeod Series between Estevan Comprehen-sive School and Weyburn Comprehensive School. The boys will tip-off at 5:00 p.m.,while the girls play at 7:00 p.m. in the Cugnet Centre. WCS has won the McLeod Series,which was started in 1932, since 1984 and is ahead 42 series to 37. For the first time inmany years, this year's series could be very close and as many fans as possible are neededout to help the Eagles overcome the Elects. If any school wins three games, they automati-cally win the trophy but if it is tied two each, it is points for and against.

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PERMANENT FULL/PART TIME

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Facilities Positions Available

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Agro Division Manager - Wynyard Co-op

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You’re at home here.

Stoughton artist awarded arts board fundingStoughton visual artist

Tara Parisier has received$3,000 from the

Saskatchewan Arts Board'sIndigenous Pathways Initia-tive program to "develop new

Aboriginal works of art tohelp preserve traditions, uti-lizing skills and talents to cre-

ate traditional dance regalia,including contemporary rib-bon shirts."

The Indigenous PathwaysInitiative program aims toincrease access to publicfunding by Indigenous art-ists in Saskatchewan, eitherto develop their artistic/cul-tural practices or to sharetheir art, skills and teachings.

For the quarter endingDecember 31, 2014, theSaskatchewan Arts Boardawarded funding to over 130individuals and organizations,

totaling more than $1 million.Arts Board funding supportsa variety of initiatives, includ-ing organizations that provideongoing programs in the arts,the creative work of profes-sional artists, community artprojects and the engagementof professional artists to workin schools with students andteachers.

The Saskatchewan ArtsBoard was established in1948 as the first agency ofits kind in North Americaand second in the world to

the Arts Council of GreatBritain. In the decades sincethen, it has continued as aleader in Canada and buildson this strong tradition tomeet ongoing opportunitiesfor public investment in thearts community. The ArtsBoard's mission is to culti-vate an environment inwhich the arts thrive for thebenefit of everyone inSaskatchewan. For more in-formation on theSaskatchewan Arts Board,visit www.artsboard.sk.ca.

Wheatland Senior Centre newsThe results of the Senior Centre's activities from January16 to January 22:Bridge: (Friday) First Jim Brown, second John Whitell and third Andy Dumba.Bridge: (Monday) First Jim Brown, second Erskine Sandiford and third Harry Schiller.Trump Whist: First Ray Boucher, second Connie Boucher and third Susan Heaman.Hi-Lo Whist: First Connie and Ray Boucher, second Basil Holyer and Tom Schutz,

third tied Roger and Marie Marcotte, Leonard and Marge Schultz, Bernice Ward andBernice Jaster.

Canasta: First Jean Reich, second Kay Bachman and third Mildred Thompson.Kaiser: First Roger and Marie Marcotte, second John Schiller and Jean Fahlman, third

Chris Diemert and Andy Dumba.Crib (Thursday): First Rose Levesque and Basil Holyer, second Connie and Ray Boucher,

third Hilda Rohloff and Norma Lohse.Fun Crib (Friday - Jan 16): First Connie Boucher, second Pat Schutz and third Bill

Harder.Shuffleboard (Jan 16): First Pat Schutz and Susan Heaman, second Tom Schutz and

Doreen Leslie, third Ray Boucher and Margaret Lukey.Shuffleboard (Jan 23): First Tom Schutz and Agnes Tumback, second Pat Schutz and

Lavica Mahnke, third Ed Bartlett and Roger Marcotte.Upcoming Events: Gerry Goski is playing at the Tuesday afternoon dance on February 3

and Country Gold is playing at the Tuesday afternoon dance on February 10.

Letter to the Editor:Show your gratitude daily

The town of St. Albert, Alberta, was a quiet, peaceful community where no doubt every-one took their police protection for granted until two of their own RCMP were tragicallyshot, one member fatally. Immediately, people poured out tributes with words, flowers andwhatever way they could, to express their sorrow and appreciation.

Weyburn, too, is a relatively quiet and peaceful city. Fortunately, we have had no suchtragedies here, but we are not necessarily immune. The unforseen can occur anywhere. Weshould show our gratitude to the Weyburn City Police and RCMP for daily putting theirlives on the line to keep us safe. Let us take every opportunity to thank and support themembers of our police forces.

Yours truly, Claire & Ed Kuhn