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"We're so excited. February 6, 7 and 8 is National PetAdoption Weekend and the Weyburn Humane Society willbe at PetValu," said WHS president Pam Arndt-Schick. "So
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Valentine's Daycupcake fundraiser
The Weyburn branch of the Canadian Mental HealthAssociation is holding a Valentine's Day fundraiser.
The CMHA is selling homemade cupcakes, either vanillaor chocolate flavored, at a price of $12 per half dozen.The order deadline is today (February 6) and pick up forthe cupcakes will be February 12 and 13 at the office lo-cated at 404 Ashford Street.
Every order that is placed for cupcakes will get you anentry form to win one dozen roses donated by Brady's Houseof Flowers. The Weyburn Prairie Sky Coop has also gra-ciously donated the use of their ovens for the baking of allthe orders.
Anyone who is interested in cupcakes as a sweet treat thisValentine's Day can call (306)842-7959 or [email protected].
come on down to PetValu, grab a lunch or some sweets, lookat some of our animals up for adoption and let's see if wecan get them fur-ever homes."
The Humane Society will bring along a few of the animalsfor residents to interact with, although many will still be leftback at the shelter, requiring homes as well.
In 2013, The Canadian Federation of Humane Societiescollected data nationwide and noted that approximately 46,578 animals were admitted into their shelters. That did not
include information in regards to other establishments thatalso shelter homeless animals, such as individual private shel-ters, rescue and foster groups. Although great strides havebeen made over the years in regards to homeless animals, itremains apparent that the number of animals without ahome is still quite staggering. This National Adoption week-end fundraiser and adoption weekend held in Weyburn willbe our local community's chance to help tackle the problem.
As part of the weekend awareness event, the HumaneSociety will also have a chili fundraiser at the PetValu store.All the proceeds raised from the chili luncheon will be puttowards the Humane Society. Chili with a bun and a bottleof water are available to purchase for $8. The meal is readyto take with you, so residents can grab a quick lunch to go,in support of the fundraiser.
Anyone who is interested in more information about theadoption program is encouraged to stop by the PetValustore over the weekend or contact the Weyburn HumaneSociety at (306)848-7387. The WHS also encourages youto visit the website at weyburnhumanesociety.ca.
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Nominations now open for Women of the YearOn February 3, Quota
International of Weyburn,in partnership with theWeyburn Credit Union,launched the 15th annualWomen of the Year Awards.A ceremony held at the Le-gion Hall kicked off the offi-cial opening of nominationsfor the prestigious awards.
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"Quota International ofWeyburn takes pleasure inhonouring the women ofWeyburn. This Quotaproject raises communityawareness of our club andwork we do locally. We arepleased that the WeyburnCredit Union, Access Com-munications and Investors
Group continue to join usin this venture," said QuotaPresident Carmen Vilness.
The four separate awardsinclude the Weyburn CreditUnion Workplace Excel-lence Award, M. IsabelleButters Quota Internationalof Weyburn CommunityService Award, Access Com-
munications ExceptionalEntrepreneur Award andthe Investors Group YoungWoman of DistinctionAward.
"A committee will selectfour women from among thenominees to receive awards,"said Vilness. "The awards ac-knowledge the contribu-tions of women and it pro-vides us with an opportunityto raise funds for two worth-while areas of service - disad-vantaged women and chil-dren and for hearing andspeech impaired persons."
Nominations, which offi-cially opened at the cer-emony, are being accepteduntil March 4, 2015. Thenomination forms are avail-able at Brady's House ofFlowers. Anyone who is re-
quiring information regard-ing the forms or the applica-tion process can contactTheresa Girardin at (306)842-3589 or Karla Kennedyat (306) 842-7589. The tick-ets for the awards luncheon,to be held on March 30, willbe available at Brady's start-ing March 23. The price perticket will be $30.
The 2015 Women of theYear luncheon will featureguest speaker Dr. DaleDewar.
"We are delighted to an-nounce our keynote speakerwill be Dr. Dale Dewar. Dr.Dewar is an associate profes-sor in the Department of Fam-ily Medicine at the Universityof Saskatchewan and formerExecutive Director of Physi-cians for Global Survival. She
worked for short periods inInuvik, NWT and Churchill,Manitoba, and worked forIle-a-la-Crosse as a physicianand in Saskatoon as directorof Northern Medical Servicesand has been an active mem-ber of the International Com-mittee of the Society of RuralPhysicians of Canada," statedVilness.
Several sponsors havestepped up to support theluncheon already but moreare always welcome.
"We are very pleased sucha great group of sponsorsare involved and their sup-port in this event," said spon-sorship chairperson Jo-anneBannatyne-Cugnet. If any-one is interested in sponsor-ing this event, contact Jo-anne at (306)861-6798.
Wheatland Senior Centre NewsThe results of the senior
Centre's activities from Janu-ary23 to January 29:
Bridge: (Friday) 1st JimBrown, 2nd MildredSandiford, 3rd ErskineSandiford.
Bridge: (Monday) 1st Ba-sil Holyer, 2nd Erskine
Sandiford, 3rd ElfreidaMantay.
Military Whist: 1stMildred Sandiford, LeonaPopowich, Janet Hanson,Arvella Soroka, 2nd Chris-tine Herlick, Hilda Rohloff,Mildred Thompson, GerryThompson, 3rd tied Kay
Bachman, Carol Spencer,Garth White, PhyllisLindskog, Eva Morley, AliceSchneider, Lavica Mahnke,Leroy Damman, GladysLokken, Jean Fahlman, JeanKnibbs, Betty Knibbs.
Hi-Lo Whist: 1st Marionand Jim Brown, 2nd BasilHolyer and Tom Schutz, 3rdtied Norma Lohse andLorraine Tytlandsvik, AndyDumba and Jean Knibbs.
Canasta: 1st Jean Reich,2nd Lavine Stepp, 3rdArvella Soroka.
Kaiser: 1st DorothyLacaille and Chris Diemert,2nd Phyllis Lindskog andBetty Knibbs, 3rd AnneGutzke and MarleneSzczecinski.
Crib (Thursday): 1st Billand Joan Harder, 2ndHilda Rohloff and NormaLohse, 3rd Connie and RayBoucher.
Upcoming Events: Coun-try Gold is playing at theTuesday afternoon danceon February 10 and theMcNeils are playing at theTuesday afternoon danceon February 17. There willbe a dessert social at theCentre on Saturday Febru-ary 14 for $4.00 from 2:00to 4:00.
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Police remind residents to lock vehiclesOn January 31, the
Weyburn Police Service re-ceived a report of a sexualassault against a 24 year-oldfemale. A 46 year-old maleis currently under investiga-tion for this offence. The vic-tim and suspect were knownto each other.
Also on January 31, theWeyburn PS received a re-port from a local businessthat two males had left with-out paying their bill. One ofthe suspects was later ar-rested at another establish-ment for leaving withoutpaying his bill. Both mattersare still under investigation.
Further on January 31,the Weyburn PS, in a relatedmatter, were called to a lo-cal business regarding a per-son who left without payinghis bill. The 34 year-oldmale male was extremely in-toxicated and located ashort distance from the busi-ness. While dealing with himon the matter, he becameextremely agitated and bel-ligerent, even threatening thepolice officer. He was ar-rested and lodged in cells. Heis facing charges and will beappearing in court in duecourse.
Also on January 31, theWeyburn PS receive a reportfrom a concerned citizen re-garding a suspicious malerummaging through parkedvehicles. The male is de-scribed as wearing a darkcoat with a hood, 6 feet tall,18-23 years-old and was lastseen in the area of the spraypark.
There have been numer-ous reports this past week ofsimilar incidents of vehicleshaving been rummagedthrough. Once again, weurge citizens to lock their ve-hicles. Rarely do we have anincident where a vehicle hasbeen damaged to gain entry.These are simply crimes ofopportunity and if a vehicleis locked, the person usuallywalks past to the next un-locked vehicle.
On January 30, theWeyburn PS received a re-port that a 27 year-old male,under conditions to notcontact the victim, had been
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been charged with breachingthe no-contact order.
On January 29, theWeyburn PS responded toa report of a disturbance ata local pub. Upon arrival thedisturbance had diffused. A22 year-old male and a 27year-old male were separatedand respectively given rideshome. No charges were laid.
Also on January 29, theWeyburn PS received a re-port of a domestic assault.During the course of the in-vestigation, it was alsolearned that the female vic-tim had breached a non-contact order with respect toher boyfriend. A 26 year-old male is facing charges ofassault. The 24 year-old fe-male victim, due to breach-ing her non-contact order,is also facing a charge ofbreaching that order.
On January 28, a localbusiness was the victim of a
break, enter and theft ofcash while it was closed. En-try was gained by pryingopen a delivery door. Onceinside, the thief took anamount of cash. The matteris still under investigation.
On January 26, theWeyburn PS received a re-port of domestic assault hav-ing occurred at a residencein Weyburn. The accusedunlawfully entered the resi-dence where a physical alter-cation ensued with his 40year-old girlfriend, where shesustained minor injuries. A39 year-old male occupantof the house attempted tocome to her aid and alsosustained minor injuries. A46 year-old male then fledthe scene. With the assistanceof the Weyburn RCMP, hewas arrested without inci-dent a short time later at hishome in North Weyburn.He was remanded in custodyand will be making a
Weyburn court appearancein due course.
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Chloe Lawrence holds a catnamed Winston from theWeyburn Humane Society.Winston has earned thenickname "Romeo" atthe shelter becauseof his love ofcuddling.
After weeks of exhibits on display at the Allie Griffin ArtGallery, the James Weir People's Choice reception and awardsnight is fast approaching. The 31st annual event is a fun andprofessional way to provide both exposure to local artists, aswell as celebrate local talent. A public reception is being heldat the Allie Griffin Art Gallery on February 12 at 7:00 p.m.The evening will include appetizers and drinks and concludewith the recognition of the top three artists, as chosen by thepeople.
James Weir People'sChoice receptionto be held Feb. 12
Two local hotels are therecipients of the Employer ofChoice Award.
The Weyburn Ramadaand Canalta hotels wereboth recipients of the 2015award which sees 25 organi-
Two local hotels recognizedzations across the provincedesignated with this award.
"Excellence in human re-sources in the tourism sectorleads to memorable visitor ex-periences," Jeremy Harrison,Minister for TourismSaskatchewan said. "Thisyear's Employers of Choicedesignation recipients help
grow our strong tourism sec-tor by attracting and retail-ing the best and brightestwho deliver the exceptional,warm, friendly, guest experi-ences that our province isknown for."
The award, which began in2010, is awarded by TourismSaskatchewan. Employers
earn the Employer of ChoiceAward for leadership andcommitment to best practicesin human resources.
Registrations for the awardare accepted from May 1until November 30 each year,with successful applicants be-ing awarded early the follow-ing year.
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Walk circumspectlyBy Linda Wegner
It was approximately four decades ago that Don Schlitz wrote "The Gambler's Song";over the next ten years Kenny Rogers, Bobby Bare and Johnny Cash recorded thosefamiliar words (well, familiar to those of us who have been around for a while). The lyrics,couched in a catchy Western melody, also contain some old-fashioned wisdom. "You gotto know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em,… know when to walk away, know whento run…". Gambler or not, it makes a lot of sense.
Walking wisely isn't always as easy, or attractive, as it may appear on the surface: Valuesclash, priorities get muddled, honesty is too often compromised in favour of politics orpopularity and integrity is seduced by promises of material gain. As composer Schlitzwrote, you've got to know when to walk away, know when to run.
In this third admonition in his trinity of marching orders, the Apostle Paul admonisheshis readers: "See then that you walk circumspectly, not as fools, but as wise…" (Ephesians5:15). In other words, be careful.
The second directive, walk as children of light, invites us to walk in the blessings of Hislove: Choose right things but always cling to the promise that through Christ God sees usas righteous.
That first instructive spoke of walking in love. Where self gratification shouts "opportu-nity", there's no safer place to run than to the protection and shelter of the love of God.In so doing we are enabled to extend grace to others.
Too often religion has approached the matter of "sin" as nothing less that God waitingfor us to fail so that He is justified in inflicting punishment. There's nothing farther from
By Helen WallerI was sitting there, minding my own business (actually
minding my own feet as I was getting a pedicure), when aconversation with a young Mom of four started as she walkedby the salon door.
She simply couldn't imagine that any Mom could get apedicure on a Tuesday afternoon. You see, she was pickingup an extra child, while I had none tugging at my leg. (Thankgoodness, as that can sure make a pedicure a lot more diffi-cult to execute.) My children are all in school, which hasnow opened a few more hours in my week. It has been over18 years since I first became a Mom, and finally the time hascome for a mid-week, no real good reason, no I'm not goingto Mexico, kind of pedicure.
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A steady diet of changeIn 2013, I was uprooted from my work in Red Deer, Alberta, and relocated to Weyburn,
Saskatchewan. The transition to a new province, city, church family and church ministry hasbrought so many changes to my everyday life. In the process, I have learned some importantthings about how God uses change to transform lives.
1. Change is inevitable. God designed us all to be born, live, age and then die in about thesame way. I looked differently at 55 and 25 and 15 and 5 years old and 5 days old. To expectlife to be without change is to fight the reality that there will be change as long as you are alive.
2. Change is basically good. We often talk about growth, transformation, developmentand maturity. These are simply words describing healthy change processes. We were one wayand then by some degree of good, we changed.
3. But change can also be bad. Change in any area of life has the potential of going awryand bringing unwanted results. Many have become wary of change and struggle to keepthings the way they are no matter what.
4. Change is necessary. Ephesians 4:15-16 "We must grow up in every way into him who isthe head, into Christ." I am healthiest, and also the body of believers to which I belong, whenwe help each other grow and change spiritually. It is a gradual process of positive change.
5. Change is difficult. This brings me back to my moving experience. All the transitions Ihad to make in so short a period of time have been hard. Leaving a church I served and a citywhere I lived for over 17 years was tough. Seeing our 3 children become independent adultsand leave home gives my wife and me a sense of emptiness. Buying and selling houses, movingall our possessions and setting up in a new community was a lot of hard work!
6. But change is worth it. God has blessed me with a renewed mission in ministry andrefreshed me in so many ways by this move. At the end of the day I have to say that I amgrateful for all the change. I have learned that to follow God is to be served a steady diet ofchange.
John Smith,Minister, Church of Christ
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So my response to her was "Don't hate it cuz you ain't it." Not the most eloquent use of theEnglish language but the point was made and we laughed. It made me think about all theyoung Moms out there with a baby on one hip and a screaming toddler attached to their legasking for 'just one more candy bag' at the rink canteen. Ladies, I can tell you one thing forsure. Your time will come. I promise.
There will be a time when you look around the rink lobby, only to realize your last littleone is now on the ice and there is actually enough change in your pocket left for a cup ofcoffee. There will also be a time when you won't lose an entire collection of mitts and toquesover the course of the winter (you will ALWAYS be looking for the lost sock, though). Therewill be a time when it will be socially unacceptable to wipe your child's nose for them, letalone their derriere. Most importantly, there will also be a time, when you look back at allthose crazy, chaotic years and laugh. It took me 16 years for all my children to be in schoolfull-time. Over those 16 years, there is one thing I know for sure. Each child is different. Eachchild will challenge you in different ways but each child will eventually grow up. They won'tneed you quite as much as they did when they were little and that is when your time will come.Little by little, you can sneak in a bit more time for yourself. Reading a whole chapter of FiftyShades of Grey (if you can stop at one), eating dinner without having to cut up anyone'sfood, and perhaps even getting a pedicure on a Tuesday afternoon.
Until then, enjoy them while they are young. They are doing the best they can and so areyou. So, next time you walk by and see a veteran Mom spending a little time onherself...remember just because her time has come, does not mean yours won't.
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“Specializing inOil Rig Moving andSite Construction”
24 HOUR SERVICE • PHONE: 306-482-3244CARNDUFF, SK • FAX: 306-482-3310
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THE DRILLING REPORT15A023 Ensign #645 ........................................ Enerplus Neptune 2Hz ...........................................1C8-36-2C6-6-4-1614K213 Ensign #625 ........................................... .........................................3B12-29-1C12-30-7-7
........................................... ............................................. ........................................... ............................................. 3B4-11-4B4-10-9-7
14K346 Allaince #5 ............................................. ........................................... ........................................... ...........................................
........................................ ...........................................1B3-18-1C14-19-9-714K182 Panther #2 ........................................... .......................................3B13-2-3C13-14-3-18
....................................... ......................................... 1B10-13-1B12-13-8-8 ........................................ ............................................... 2A1-2-3A1-35-9-8
14L351 Betts #1 ..................................... ................................................ 1-24-15-8 ........................................ .............................................3C13-2-4B4-10-6-9
WAITING ON PROGRAM14H131 CPEC Oungre Hz ............................................................................................................4C13-9-1C13-16-1-13
................................................................................................................2B13-16-1B13-17-1-6 ..................................................................................................4B2-12-4B2-1-1-1-6
........................................................................................................... ...........................................................................................................
.............................................................................................................. .........................................................................................................1B3-9-3A3-9-4-3
.............................................................................................................7B4-11-3A1-11-9-7 ......................................................................................................... .............................................................................................................3B13-6-1C13-1-9-8
14K388 Enerplus Oungre ................................................................................................................................ 4-29-2-1414K013 Husky Outram Hz ..........................................................................................................
...................................................................................................3A2-12-4B1-1-1-1614K013 Husky Outram Hz ..........................................................................................................
............................................................................................................. ..............................................................................................
.............................................................................................................13J177 PCS Ste Marthe ............................................................................................................................. 16-14-17-30
............................................................................................................................ 13-31-13-31 ..............................................................................................................................10-11-8-1
................................................................................................................. 16-9-4-2 ...................................................................................................................16-32-17-3
12J173 CVE Weyburn .................................................................................................................................. 15-26-6-1212J008 CVE Weyburn ................................................................................................................................
.................................................................................................................. 10-16-2-14 ............................................................................................................................... 4-20-14-16
...........................................................................................................................16-29-6-18 .......................................................................................................... 4C6-31-1C14-36-6-19
......................................................................................................
DRILLING LICENSES ...................................................................................................
..............................................................................................................8A9-24-3A2-24-7-1 ................................................................................................................4A9-24-4A3-24-7-1 ...................................................................................................................2A3-1-4B2-36-8-6
...........................................................................................................3B12-20-4A9-20-7-7 .............................................................................................................1S16-33-1B4-4-9-8 ...........................................................................................................2B2-29-3A2-20-7-11
............................................................................................................6B5-17-2C13-20-01-15 ...........................................................................................................
............................................................................................................1A12-2-3B3-2-7-20 ..........................................................................................................1C3-1-4B11-36-15-30
............................................................................................9A11-23-3B3-23-6-1 .........................................................................................................2B2-10-3B1-4-2-2
15A244 Spectrum et al Openshaw Hz ........................................................................................... .........................................................................................................
....................................................................................................................... 1-34-4-9 ................................................................................................1B12-17-3B11-18-4-31
.............................................................................................................2A1-33-3A9-28-8-5 ...........................................................................................................3A2-33-3A10-28-8-5 ..........................................................................................................3A10-21-3A10-16-5-7 ............................................................................................................ .........................................................................................................1A16-16-2B13-16-8-8 ........................................................................................................ 3C15-13-2C15-24-8-8 ........................................................................................................ 3C16-13-2C16-24-8-8
.................................................................................................2B9-11-3C14-2-1-16
RIG REPORT15A107 Ensign #90 ............................................. ............................................
........................................... ..........................................2C11-1-1C11-1-15-30 ........................................ .......................................... 6A3-26-1C14-26-8-10
14L147 Panther #1 ............................................ ............................................... ........................................ ........................................... ........................................ .........................................
14i302 Betts #3 ............................................. ............................................ 2A13-5-3A4-5-4-314H047 Alliance #7 .............................................. CPEC Oungre Hz.................................................. 2A3-9-4B3-4-1-13
................................ ...................................14L366 Alliance #3 .............................................. CPEC Oungre Hz.............................................. 3C4-1-2B13-24-1-1414K305 Betts #2 ................................................. ............................................15A047 Panther #4 ........................................ ..........................................
................................................ .................................................. 2A1-1-1A1-6-3-15
15021SMS00
TENDERS Locomotive Operators and GroundspeopleCando Rail Services is currently seeking safety focused individuals who are physically fit, have excellent customer and teamwork skills, and a strong work ethic to join our team.
Working as Locomotive Operators and Groundspeople for inductrial switching sites near Saskatoon, the incumbents will ensure safe operation of the locomotive and train movement including operating switches, un/coupling rails cars, managing air hoses, applying hand brakes, and ensuring the rail yard is clean and safe from hazards.
Possession of railway rules certification and experience as a Locomotive Operator or Groundsperson is an asset. Incumbents must be able to gain a clear medical evaluation for safety critical positions.
Both full and part-time positions available.
Apply to [email protected]
M o r e t h a n a j o b . T h i n k c a r e e r . T h i n k o w n e r s h i p .
WW1506WW1503
AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE LTD.IS LOOKING TO EXPAND ITS’ TEAM
FULL-TIME SHIPPER/RECEIVER
ONLY THOSE SUCCESSFUL
APPLICANTS WILL BE CONTACTED.
DUTIES INCLUDE, BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
• PARTS DELIVERY TO CUSTOMERS
• RECEIVE WEEKLY STOCK ORDERS
• PROCESS DAILY ORDERS
• DAILY MAINTENANCE OF FACILITY
• HEAVY LIFTING INVOLVED
The successful applicant will be required to
have a Class 5 license and a clean driver’s abstract.
Computer skills will be an asset.
Health benefits and pension plan available.
APPLY IN PERSON WITH RESUME TO:
SCOTT PAXMAN, BRANCH MANAGER
75 - 17th St. NE, Weyburn, SK S4H 2Y9
or email [email protected]
LET US HELP
YOU FILL THAT
POSITION!
8 Weyburn This Week, Friday, February 6, 2015
Weyburn This Week SPORTSSend your sports stories and photos to [email protected]
Cheering on the boys
Maison Laird (left) and Sabrina Mainil cheer on the WCS senior boys basketballteam on February 4 at the McLeod Series against Estevan. Both girls are part ofthe senior girls basketball team that played following the boys that evening.
RED WINGSNEXT HOME
GAMESFriday, February 6
vs. HumboldtSaturday, February 7
vs. NipawinFriday, February 13
vs. EstevanMonday, February 16
vs. Battlefords(Due to the Family Day holiday, this
is a 3:00 p.m. game)
ACCOUNTANTS & FINANCIAL
206 Hill Avenue, Weyburn S4H 1M5Phone: 306-842-8123
BILL LAIDLAW, CA. CFP.Chartered Accountant
604 Government Road S., Weyburn, SK S4H 2B4Phone: (306) 842-5344
Fax: 306-842-5345
BUSINESS &PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
ASK AGOLD WING
Brooke Mead #19HOMETOWN: Regina, SKPOSITION: DefenseBIRTHDATE: December 3FAMILY: Mandy, Michael &TysonBILLETS: Leah WatsonHOBBIES & INTERESTS:Hockey, softballFUTURE PLANS:Go to university and get a nursing degree.WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT WEYBURN:Nice people and have a great hockey program.How welcoming the team is.FAVOURITES:FOOD: GrapesTV SHOW: Duck DynastyNHL TEAM: Toronto Maple LeaftsNHL PLAYER: Dion PhaneufMOVIE: Dear JohnACTOR/ACTRESS: Liam Hemsworth
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(Submitted) - On February 4, the big McLeod Series be-tween Estevan Comprehensive School and Weyburn Com-prehensive School began. The boys tipped-off at 5:00 p.m.,while the girls played at 7:00 p.m. in the Cugnet Centre. Thesecond half of the McLeod Series is in Estevan on February11.
On the weekend, the senior girls' basketball team is travel-ling to a tournament in North Battleford.
A residential school survivor came back to speak at WCSon February 5, while the SRC is going on a retreat to Reginaon February 8 and 9.
The music trip for 2015 has been approved to Denverleaving on May 6 and returning the morning of May 11.Arrangements are being made to attend a Broadway AcrossAmerica presentation, a dinner theater, a festival, an amuse-ment park and a Rockies baseball game.
Weyburn Comp news
The City of Weyburn is in the process of planning for theSpring/Summer edition of the Leisure Service Guide. All com-munity organizations may submit information to be placed inthe guide at no charge.
Recreation and Cultural Services provide a number of ben-efits to our community. These benefits help strengthen fami-lies, build healthy communities, improve the quality of life forWeyburn and area residents, provide the healthy developmentof children and provide leaders.
To help promote the recreational and cultural services inthe community, the City of Weyburn publishes two LeisureGuides annually. The Spring/Summer edition is released atthe end of March and the Fall/Winter guide is released at the
Spring/Summer Leisure Services Guiderequest for information
end of August to the public. The guide provides informationon recreational and cultural activities provided in Weyburnby both the City and community associations.
All information for the spring edition must be submittedby Friday, February 27, 2015 to be included in the guide.
For more information please contact Mathew Warren, Di-rector of Leisure Services by email at [email protected].
Practice makes perfect
Weyburn Eagle Logan Mainil tooka practice shot during game oneof the McLeod Series against the
Estevan Elecs. The WCS boys wenton to win 68-63 with the girls
winning a close one, 47-45.Game two of the series will
take place in EstevanFebruary 11.
