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The Weyburn Fire Department hosted a trainingday for the surrounding communities on February21. Firefighters from Estevan, Rouleau, Sedley,Yellow Grass and Weyburn spent a full day at thelocal fire hall, with classroom work in the morningand a hands-on training tactical mission in theafternoon.

The afternoon training session was a mock carcrash scene, which had several cars and one semi ina pile- up. The firefighters were split into groups,each working on an individual vehicle, with allgroups sharing the ultimate goal of safely and effec-tively gaining control of the accident scene.

The vehicles are donated locally and allow the

firefighters to get hands-on experience using rescueequipment, as well as experience working togetheras a team.

Temperatures were very frigid on Saturday andserved as a reminder that emergency workers notonly brave dangerous situations, but extreme ele-ments as well.

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The 86th AnnualSaskatchewan Wildlife Fed-erations Convention washeld in Weyburn on Febru-ary 19 - 21.

This was the first time thatWeyburn has hosted thethree day event. The CugnetCentre provided the perfectlocation for the nearly 300members of the SWF from

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Weyburn hostsa successfulWildlife Convention

across the province to gather.The full schedule included

presentations, keynote ad-dresses, open question peri-ods, reports, fundraising,and an awards banquet.

The SWF Awards andPresentations banquet,which was held on Saturdayevening, concluded the week-end.

The catered banquet wasfollowed by the presenta-tions and awards. DarrellCrabbe served as the emceefor the evening. Presenta-tions were given for BestResolution, Photography(Wildlife & Scenery),Clayton Young MemorialAwards, Ed Begin Conserva-tion Project Award, LorneTopley Memorial Steward-ship Award, Resource Man-agement ConservationAward and the GordonLund Memorial Conserva-tion Award.

To finish off the evening,attendees enjoyed an eveningof DJ and karaoke entertain-ment.

According to the presi-dent of the Weyburn Wild-life Federation, TimKerslake, the conventionhad a great response. Del-egates enjoyed the food, theCugnet Centre as a locationfor the convention and hos-pitality of the Travelodgehotel.

February 23 saw the re-sumption of classes andother activities at WCS. Insports, the junior boys werein a tournament inStoughton, the senior boysin Moose Jaw and the seniorgirls have games set inCaronport on February 28.

WCS hosted the SouthEast District boys and mixedcurling playoffs Tuesday andWednesday at the WeyburnCurling Club.

The Weyburn ConcertSeries has the Regina groupthe "Poltava Dancers" per-forming March 1 at 2:00p.m. in the Cugnet Centre.

There is also a Ukrainianlunch from 12:30 p.m. to1:30 p.m. in the ColleenWeimer Hall prior to theConcert series performance.It is not included as part ofthe admission to the concertbut you can pick up ticketsfor the lunch at SuperiorOffice Products.

A public meeting on"Child Exploitation" will beheld in the Cugnet Centreon March 2 at 7:00 p.m.

Grad photo retakes areApril 2.

There is a Grade NineNight for all parents andstudents coming over toWCS this fall on March 4 at7:00 p.m. Everyone that thisinvolves is invited to attend.

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Weyburn Police deal with assault, theft and fraudOn February 22, at about 7:15 a.m., the Weyburn Police

Service received a call from staff at a local hotel. Two maleshad been fighting and one was found laying injured in thehotel corridor. Upon police arrival, both combatants weretaken to the Weyburn hospital where each refused treat-ment. A 21 year-old male was lodged in cells and held untilsober. A 29 year-old male was returned to his hotel room.Neither individual would provide evidence against the otherand no independent witnesses could be found.

On February 21, a Weyburn resident reported that anelderly family member had received a 'grandparent scam'telephone call. The caller said that he was her nephew andwas in trouble and needed money. The female did not pro-vide any money and terminated the call. Once again we wouldlike to reinforce that this is the correct action in these typesof calls. If they are legitimate, the caller will gladly providecall-back information which you can confirm through yourpolice department.

Also on February 21, the Weyburn Police responded to areport of a traffic collision on 11th Street at East Avenue.An investigation revealed that the vehicle travelling north on11th Street failed to yield the right-of-way resulting in a col-lision with a vehicle travelling west on East Avenue. No onewas injured in the collision. The northbound vehicle had tobe towed from the scene.

On February 19, the Weyburn PS responded to a localapartment regarding a complaint of an assault. Upon ar-rival, police found that a 36 year-old male had been as-

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The recent View from the Desk of the CEO about protectingyourself from measles provided information on the Canadianguidelines for immunization on the website of the Public HealthAgency of Canada. Each province has slightly different policies,and the bullets below summarize current Saskatchewan policyrelated to measles vaccine:

• Make sure your children are up to date, in the Saskatchewanimmunization schedule, children receive 2 (two) doses ofmeasles containing vaccine at 12 months and 18 months.

• Adults born in 1970 or more recently are eligible for 2 (two)doses of measles containing vaccine. International travelerswho were born between 1950 and 1970 are also eligible forone dose of measles vaccine unless they remember beingvaccinated, have had measles disease in the past, or a bloodtest to show they are protected.

• There is no current recommendation to immunize childrenearly going to the US. In countries where there is particularlyhigh risk during outbreaks, infants can be immunized between6 and 12 months with an extra (third) dose of measlescontaining vaccine. This does not apply to the US or theAmericas generally, where, despite the recent US cases, therates of disease are generally low.

saulted by his 23 year-old girlfriend. As well, the girlfrienddamaged the apartment door. The suspect was located ashort time later and arrested for the assault. She was re-leased on conditions not to contact the victim. Alcohol wasa contributing factor for both the suspect and the victim.

On February 18, the Weyburn PS received a call regard-ing a suspicious male in the downtown core selling televisionsfrom his vehicle. A subsequent check revealed that there wasno criminal activity, but the person did not have a city busi-ness license. He was advised to stop selling items until heobtained a license.

On February 17, a Weyburn resident received an emailtelling him that he was due in court and that he should bringa number of personal papers. The person believed the emailto be fraudulent and did not open any attachments or oth-erwise respond to the matter. We wish to confirm that this isthe best course of action to take. If ever in doubt do notopen any strange or unsolicited email attachments or pro-vide personal identifying information over email.

Also on February 17, the Weyburn PS were dispatched toan apartment building regarding a male person causing adisturbance. Upon arrival, police found the person had leftthe scene. They were able to identify this person and shortlyafter located and arrested the 34 year-old male for beingintoxicated. He was lodged in cells until sober.

On February 16, the Weyburn PS were called to a reportof a disturbance at a local apartment. Upon arrival theylearned that the 26 year-old female suspect had already left.

The disturbance was over clothing and personal items.Also on February 16, while on routine patrol, the police

came across a vehicle parked in an area it should not havebeen. When checked, the 17 year-old female driver was foundto have open liquor in the vehicle. A further check revealedthat she had an outstanding arrest warrant.

NOTE: The Weyburn PS are investigating a report of atheft of tools from a construction site on Johnston Drive.Anyone having information on this or any other crime isasked to contact Crime Stoppers.

Law enforcement issue close to 400intersection-related tickets in January

Close to 400 motoristswere ticketed duringJanuary's traffic safety spot-light on intersection safety.

Saskatchewan police is-sued 383 intersection-relatedtickets, including:

• 220 tickets for disobey-ing traffic lights

• 95 tickets for failing tostop/proceeding from astop sign before safe

• 65 tickets for failing toyield the right of way

• 3 tickets for failing toyield to a pedestrian

In addition, there were806 offences for speeding/aggressive driving, 90 im-paired driving-related of-fences, 211 offences for dis-tracted driving (160 of thosefor cellphone use), and 425occupant restraint violations

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SGI reminds motorists tobe extra cautious approach-ing intersections, especiallyduring winter months -please keep a safe following

distance, watch for crosstraffic before entering anintersection, and always keepan eye out for pedestrians atunmarked crosswalks.

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Discover your passionBy Linda Wegner

Two years ago I published a book detailing some of the challenges I faced in my journeyfrom pastor's wife to business owner. Never meant to be a heart-rendering chronicle ofthe emotional ups and downs I faced, I wrote it as a step-by-step outline of how Godenabled me to move into a new and exciting phase of my life. Now I've decided to sharethree critical principles I followed in setting up my home-based business, mainly becauseI've found these things to be just as vital in my everyday life. I call them my 3Ds.

The first step in the journey required an understanding of what I wanted to do or moreaccurately, of what I was capable of doing. As much as I love music and playing the piano,there's no way my elementary skills would've enabled me to work as a musician. Cross thatone off the list. In a moment of panic I thought of applying for an entry level position ata large retail chain but I quickly realized my then recent battle with cancer left me physi-cally unprepared for the work. Another X.

What could I do? Then the light came on: although still relatively new to the field, I'dbeen published in nearly two dozen local newspapers and national religious magazines."That's what I'll do," I exclaimed excitedly to myself and my husband. "I'll establish abusiness as a writer!" The first principle: Discover your passion.

It was far from easy. People prophesied that I'd never be able to do it and I couldn'thave done it without supportive friends. But, nearly fifteen years later, I still run mycompany.

Life Lesson: devotion to sound business principles can bring much earthly success;

By Helen WallerI was having coffee with my husband the other morning.

It was the morning of our 15th wedding anniversary. Fif-teen years already? I couldn't wrap my mind around it. Itwas a startling realization that all that time had passed, con-sidering I still feel as though I am in my early twenties. We gotto talking about the first day he moved in. He showed upwith all his life’s belongings in two boxes and one garmentbag. You should have seen the look on my face. I mean, thisman was organized. Everything was packed neatly and hisclothes were on hangers and in a garment bag. I had neverseen anything like it. I had grown up with two rambunctiousbrothers and believe me when I tell you that the age-oldquestion "Were you raised in a barn?" may just of been

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Welcome to the second weekend of/in Lent. As was mentioned in other columns, Lent isoften the time to "give up" something. Could it be that Lent offers Satan a season with awhole different set of possible temptations? When we "give something up" for Lent, what isthe purpose for this? Do we focus on Jesus or on the sacrifice that we are making when wegive up something, like chocolate, that we really do not need? Does this bring us closer toJesus in our lives? Even that question is backwards. Nothing we do can bring us closer toJesus. What can happen is that the Holy Spirit can work faith in Jesus to inspire us in Hisservice, but even this should not take away from focusing on Jesus.

The Church suggests Lent as a time of repentance, focusing on the suffering and death ofJesus. Even this can bring temptations. A few years ago, there was a movie that tried to showthe extreme horror of the crucifixion. Might this remove Jesus as the center, and focus onthe horror instead? When Jesus was tempted in the wilderness, each temptation seemedreasonable, but He spoke the Word of God to overcome the temptations. How do we reactwhen temptations seem reasonable?

One temptation that congregations have is to focus on the financial part of the organiza-tion. They may have very active stewardship drives, fund raisers, and other events to bring inthe people so that the bottom line is in the black. Barbara Jurgenson wrote a book manyyears ago, offering some of the complaints of congregational members. For the complaintabout flea markets etc. she said, "You know the alternative. Give."

But even this is backwards. Only when a person is committed to Jesus will the financialsupport come. Church growth organizations have often stated that the reason for whichthe person comes will be the reason that he/she stays. Unless the reason is Jesus, there will befailure. Music, meals, and anything else but Jesus will bring people to an organization, butwill not ensure that Jesus is their Savior. Are we tempted to focus on (worship) money as acongregation? This can be a very big temptation.

Even this article can be a temptation. If I have led you to start thinking of other tempta-tions to avoid, then I have helped Satan. I pray that each of us will focus on Jesus, ourSavior, not only during Lent, but each day of our lives, repenting and asking for forgivenesswhen we are distracted. While driving, a cellular telephone can distract to cause an accident.Pray that Satan's distractions are not eternally fatal.

The Rev. Martin Olson, Zion Lutheran Church, Weyburn

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invented by my mother.So, I found it quite endearing (we were just newlyweds after all) that my husband was so

neat and tidy. Not only was he not going to make a mess in my house, he sealed the deal withthe fact that he did not even use up his half of the closest space I had saved for him. A manafter a woman's heart. The rest is history or so they say, but in our case "opposites attract"seemed more fitting.

To give you an idea of how we both approached the idea of living together, I'd like tocompare our different attitudes to a few well-known Adam Sandler movies. I was the sort ofa "Just Go with It" kind-of-gal and my husband was more of a "Don't Mess With The Zohan"kind-of-guy. We were and still are complete polar opposites. For the 15 years we have beenmarried this has pretty much stayed the same.

That morning, as we had coffee, we had to laugh about it. I still am the kind of gal whoworries about the dishes AFTER the guests leave and he is still the kind of guy who doesn'tsimply put things down. He puts them back where they are supposed to be. This has workedfor years and as we get older we realized that opposites attract for a reason. We enjoy seeingin someone else the exact opposite approach we wouldn't take to a situation. Neither way is"right". They are both good approaches to life and work well in different situations.

After 15 years we have learned that people generally don't change. You get what yousigned up for. Opposites attract for a reason. They compliment each other and bring abouta sort of balance to life.

So the next time you look across the table and see your loved one, whether it be yourhusband, wife, friend or family member doing something that drives you crazy, remember,maybe your way or the highway isn't the answer. Sometimes looking at something from acompletely different view can provide a fresh way of looking at it.

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Dear Editor,It's tax season time. After

celebrating Family Day onMonday, February 16,2015, it is appropriate tooutline recent initiatives byour Conservative govern-ment to help families.

First, we have introducedthe new Family Tax Cut.This measure is aimed atcouples with children underthe age of 18, where onespouse is in a higher incometax bracket than the other.The Family Tax Cut canlower a family's overall taxbill, providing tax relief upto a maximum of $2000.

Second, we have enhancedthe Universal Child CareBenefit (UCCB). Our Gov-ernment is increasing theUCCB for children underage six. As of January 1,2015, parents will receive abenefit of $160 per monthfor each child under the ageof six - up from $100 permonth. Parents will now re-ceive $1920 per child, peryear.

We are also expanding theUCCB to children aged sixthrough 17. As of January1, 2015, parents will receivea benefit of $60 per monthfor children aged sixthrough 17. Parents will re-ceive $720 per child, peryear.

Next, we are increasingthe Child Care Expense De-duction dollar limits by$1000 for the 2015 tax year.You or your spouse may beable to claim a deduction forexpenses incurred for some-one to look after your childso that one of you can workor go to school.

We have also doubled theChildren's Fitness Tax Creditfrom $500 to $1000 perchild, starting in the 2014 taxyear.

Not only has our Govern-ment lowered taxes, we arealso making it easier to fileyour taxes. Four in five Ca-nadians are now experienc-ing the ease of filing online.Many are receiving their taxrefund in as little as 8 dayswhen using direct deposit.That's our Government put-ting more of your moneyback in your pocket at theearliest opportunity.

As our Prime Minister hassaid, our Government is ful-filling our promise to bal-ance the federal budget. Weare now in a position to ful-fill our promise to help Ca-nadian families balancetheirs.

Yours truly, Ed KomarnickiMember of Parliament

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his twice38.“Pretty

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Celebrating through story & songCarol Daniels of ReginaBeach spoke at theWeyburn Public Libraryon February 24as part of AboriginalStorytelling Month.Daniels, along withher husband, Lyle,also attendeda couple oflocal schools,storytellingthrough words,music and song.

Mock rescue held in Weyburn

Area firefighters participated in a mock vehicle pile-up rescue mission as partof a training day, held February 21 in Weyburn.

~ 100 years old ~

An invitation to family andfriends to join us on this

special occasion!

Cupcakes and coffee atthe Travelodge

March 7 - 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.

Babe Bannatyne - born March 7, 1915

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DRILLING LICENSESFourteen new licenses issued to Friday, February 20, 2015

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RIG REPORT ............................................. ........................................... 1C3-1-4B11-36-15-30 ........................................... ............................................ 3C4-35-1B5-34-7-10

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Giving the gift of life

Nicole Carroll (left) assisted Doug Walter as he gave blood at the CanadianBlood Services donor clinic, held February 24 at Assiniboia Park School.

Wheatland Senior Centre newsThe results of the senior Centre's activities from February 13 to February 19:Bridge: (Friday) 1st Jim Brown, 2nd Annie Balzer, 3rd Erskine Sandiford.Bridge: (Monday) 1st Annie Balzer, 2nd Jim Brown, 3rd Audrey Warawa.Trump Whist: 1st Ray Boucher, 2nd Basil Holyer, 3rd Rose Lévesque.Hi-Lo Whist: 1st Ray and Connie Boucher, 2nd Norma Lohse and Lorraine Tytlandsvik,

3rd Marion and Jim Brown.Canasta: 1st Mary Halbert, 2nd Mary Maas, 3rd Ione Schnell.Kaiser: 1st John Schiller and Jean Fahlman, 2nd Marie and Roger Marcotte, 3rd Joan

Carlson and Melba Bent.Crib (Thursday): 1st Rose Levesque and Basil Holyer, 2nd Carol Spencer and June

Matters, 3rd Ray and Connie Boucher.Shuffleboard (Feb 13): 1st Margaret Lukey and Tom Schutz, 2nd Lorraine Madsen and

Coral Schindel, 3rd Vern Leach and Melba Bent.Shuffleboard (Feb 19): 1st Agnes Tumback and Ray Boucher, 2nd Norma Lohse and Ed

Bartlett, 3rd Lorraine Madsen and Pat Schutz.Upcoming Events: Country Gold is playing at the Tuesday afternoon dance on March 3.

Weyburn Comp SchoolStudents of the Month

Weyburn Comprehensive School has announced the students of the month forJanuary 2015.

The award recipients were: Britnee Adacsi, Juliene Barrie, Kailee Bell, Kelly Bonneau,Samantha-Mae Bonus, Ryan Bourassa, Chad Brock, Madison Colbow, Elise Endicott,Itay Groisman, Jenna Grube, Katlin Hallberg-Mayer, Lacey Happ, Ashley Heggs, ScottJones, Maison Laird, Storm Laurans, Renee MacDonald (2), Zoe Molder, RebeccaMondor, Keisha Mowchenko, Zach Neilmeyer, Jenna Neufeld, Justine Pascua, JadePelechaty, Janelle Pouliot, Carley Potuer, Zach Rains, Quinten Ruckaber, Ben Sidloski,Maryalle Tan and Joely Welburn.


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P.O. Box 1112

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Attention:Tribal Councils and

Aboriginal Organizationsin Saskatchewan

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(950,000 circulation).

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The Weyburn and District Hospital Foundation

(WDHF) is accepting applications for an Office

Manager. The position requires good

communication and leadership skills with the

ability to work independently.

Some requirements include:

• Computer literacy an asset, have or develop

proficiency with Quick Books and Microsoft Office.

• Accounting recording and receipts of donations.

• Correspondence and verbal communication

with business, government and individual donors.

• Assist the board with special events.

• Coordinate media.

• Record minutes for board and committee meetings.

Salary commensurate with skills and

experience. The required regular hours can be

set with some flexibility, 4-5 days per week

and 5-7 hours per day.

Deadline for applications March 10, 2015.

OFFICE MANAGER

Resumes received by email

at [email protected]

Mail to WDHF, Box 1416

Weyburn, SK S4H 3J9

Or drop off at WDHF

33 - 5th St. NE, Weyburn

Thank you to all applicants for your interest, however,

only those selected for an interview will be contacted.


Weyburn This Week SPORTSSend your sports stories and photos to [email protected]

Gathering pucks with Gus

The SaskEnergy Volunteer Awards were presented atthe final regular season home game of the WeyburnRed Wings on February 21. Pictured (l-r) award recipi-ent Joanne Daunheimer, Weyburn SaskEnergy rep.Dawn Haines, award recipient Val Tribiger, SaskEnergyCommunity Involvement Leader Shannon Doka ofRegina and Red Wings’ office manager Ryan Gibney.

WEYBURNSOCCER ASSOCIATION

This is an excellent time tolearn the sport alongwith your children.

Please visit www.weyburnsoccer.comfor further information or

email [email protected].

is looking for Division Heads & Coaches for theHouse League Soccer Spring Season.

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Fax: 306-842-5345

BUSINESS &PROFESSIONAL

DIRECTORY

Volunteer awardspresented

SaskEnergy supports KidSportThe February 21 game between the Weyburn Red Wings and the Melville Millionaires at

Crescent Point Place was the eighth of 11 SaskEnergy game nights.SaskEnergy’s Goals for KidSport program donates $20.00 for every home team goal

scored during the SJHL season (up to $1000.00) to KidSport. As of February 15, a total of932 goals have been scored, which means $18,640 has already been donated to KidSportSaskatchewan.

As part of the evening, SaskEnergy awarded the SaskEnergy Volunteer Champion Award.This award is presented in each of the SJHL’s 12 team’s home rinks to the individual who hasshown the most dedication and community support for their local team.

Gus, the SaskEnergy mascot, cheers on a young fan gathering pucks during arelay race at the SaskEnergy game night February 21.

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Playoff Games vs. Melville Prairie Fire

Game 2 in MelvilleSaturday, February 28th - 3:30 p.m.

Game 3 in WeyburnSunday, March 1st - 7:30 p.m.If needed: Game 4 in Melville

Wednesday, March 4th - 7:45 p.m.Game 5 in Weyburn

Saturday, March 7th - 2:00 p.m.Come out and support the 2014 Esso Cup Champions!

WeyburnSouthern Range

Gold Wings


$25,000 donation made to Weyburn minor sports

A donation totalling $25,000.00 from the Oilmen's Bonspiel executive was presented to Weyburn minor sports at the Weyburn Curling Club on February 23. Therecipients of the funds are local organizations: Big Brothers Big Sisters of Weyburn, Weyburn Minor Football, Weyburn Badminton Club, Weyburn Junior Curling,Weyburn High School Football and the Len Williams Coaching Legacy. The Oilmen's Bonspiel executive donates back an average of $3000.00 yearly to Weyburn minorsports. The larger donation for 2015 is due to generous sponsors for this year’s bonspiel. Representatives for the organizations were on hand on Monday to receive thedonation. Pictured are Jacquie Williams (The Len Williams Coaching Legacy), Rob Somerville (Baker Hughes), Sharla Sept (Big Brothers Big Sisters of Weyburn),Darren Abel (High School Football), Dave Stadel and Lawrence Barber (Badminton Club), along with participants in these local organizations. Michael Mainil andDanette Tracey presented the cheques on behalf of the Oilmen’s Bonspiel executive.

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