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Weyburn celebrates Malanka On January 17, at the Cugnet Centre, the Ukrainian community gathered together tocelebrate "Malanka". Malanka is the celebration of Ukrainian New Year and originatedfrom a folk tale by a Ukrainian ethnologist.

Traditionally speaking, the Malanka commemorates the feast day of Saint Melania theYounger. In Ukraine, the night was spent with carolers going from house to house playingpranks or performing small plays.

Today, Ukrainians all over the world still follow this tradition but with different varia-tions. The Weyburn community celebration included an evening filled with a social, dinner,dancing and draws.

Dignitaries on hand to take part in the festivities included Mary-Ann Trischuk, DanyloPuderak, Stan Ganczer, Debra Button, Evelyn Wojcichowsky, Vitali Sorokotiaguine andJeri Fleck. The evening began with a social and followed with a delicious supper whichincluded traditional foods like perogies and cabbage rolls. Throughout the evening, attend-ees bid on silent auction items and purchased raffle tickets.

Entertainment included performances by two dance groups from the local WeyburnUkraine Dance Club. Other entertainment included Bogdan Vatsyk, who moved through-out the crowd playing his violin. Also, the Weyburn Ukraine Choir performed under thedirection of Vatsyk. The evening entertainment wrapped up with a performance fromYevshan and Magic of Karpaty Musicians.

Naturally, as at any New Year’s Eve celebration, the countdown began at 11:59 p.m. andat midnight the traditional Kolomyka was performed. Participants form a circle, joininghands, turning the circle, usually counterclockwise, then clockwise, or by forming a spiral.Further into the dance, soloists perform their signature moves in the centre of the circle.What a great way to start off the New Year!

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Trailer stolen from local hotel,police request public’s assistance

On January 19, theWeyburn Police Service werecalled to a residence to re-move an unruly resident.Upon arrival, the policefound a 20 year-old femaleto be under the influence ofnarcotics. She was arrestedfor breach of the peace andheld in custody until she wasable to look after herself.

On January 18, theWeyburn PS responded toa residence regarding a re-port of a distraught 15 year-old female. The female wastransported to the WeyburnGeneral Hospital and waseventually transported to ayouth facility in Regina.

On January 17, theWeyburn Police Service re-ceived a report of a bumper-hitch trailer having been sto-len. The trailer and truckwere both parked at a localhotel. The next day, theowner noted the trailer tobe missing. It appears thatthe person(s) responsibleunhooked the trailer fromthe hitch, skidded it sidewaysand then towed it away. Thetrailer contained an amountof personal property, as theowners were involved in amove. The trailer is; Black2013 H & H, 14 feet longwith tandem axles bearingAlberta licence 4JD548.

Anyone with informationon this or any other crime isasked to contact theWeyburn Police Service orCrime Stoppers.

On January 14, theWeyburn Police Service con-ducted a traffic stop of a ve-hicle being driven by a 33

year-old male. As a result ofthe stop, the driver was de-termined to be under theinfluence of alcohol and aroadside screening test wasconducted. When the driverfailed the roadside test, hewas placed under arrest andtake to the Weyburn PS of-fice for breath tests. He hasbeen charged with drivingover .08 and driving whileimpaired. He will be mak-ing a court appearance.

On January 13, theWeyburn PS responded toa report of an assault at alocal residence. A 24 year-old male had assaulted a 54year-old male. The matterwas mediated without needfor further police involve-ment or charges at this time.

In the early morninghours of January 13, whileon routine patrol, theWeyburn Police Service be-came involved in a very shortpursuit with what was laterdetermined to be a stolenvehicle from Regina. Theyspotted the vehicle enteringWeyburn from Hwy # 35north at a very high speed.In the interests of publicsafety, the pursuit was calledoff almost as soon as it be-gan. The officer continuedto look for the vehicle andlocated it a short time lateron Foster Street and ap-proached the vehicle. Threeoccupants fled on foot. Ashort time later a 33 year-old female was arrested nearthe scene without incident.She is facing charges of pos-session of a stolen motor ve-hicle, obstructing police and

breach of a release condi-tion. A 32 year-old male wasapprehended a short dis-tance from the vehicle aftera physical altercation withthe Police. He is facingcharges of possession of astolen vehicle, flight frompolice, obstruction and re-sisting arrest. The third sus-pect, a 35 year-old male wasnot located and remains atlarge. A warrant has beenissued for his arrest. Thematter remains under inves-tigation. All suspects arefrom Regina.

The Weyburn PS are in-vestigating a report of aFraud at a local business fol-lowing an incident on Janu-ary 12. Items were pur-chased but the payment cardwas declined. The suspect, a28 year-old male who hasbeen identified, then told thebusiness that another busi-ness whom he was purchas-ing the tires for, would coverthe costs. The matter is stillunder investigation.

On January 12, theWeyburn Police Service re-ceived a report of a youngperson having receivedthreatening text messages.The matter is under investi-gation but is not believed tobe of immediate concern tothe victim's safety.

Also on January 12, theWeyburn PS received a re-port of a stolen money or-der having been cashed. Themoney order was sent in er-ror to a wrong address butwas subsequently cashed,and the matter is being in-vestigated.

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Sun Country HealthRegion offers a wide varietyof programs to help thepeople of this Regionmaintain or improve theirhealth. You can find a listof these programs, withcontact information, onour website at http://www.suncountry.sk.ca/service/233/88/service-directory-for-schr.html

But finding the programswe offer is not the only stepto take. Sometimes peopledon't realize which programwe offer might help them ortheir family.

Our ABI program is anexample of this. ABI standsfor Acquired Brain Injury.

For instance, not everyonewho has experienced amotor vehicle accident, astroke, a brain tumour, oreven a severe fall causingconcussion, is aware thatour ABI services might beuseful to them and/or theirfamily members. Noteveryone who is transferredout of the Region for ahigher level of care oradvanced therapy after oneof those incidents will receivea referral to the SunCountry Health Region'sABI program for serviceswhen they return home.

Often, when they returnhome, the patient mayrealize he or she need somehelp to go forward. Or theirfamily members may. Theydon't always know what theyneed or where to find it.That's when a call to the ABICoordinator, at 306-842-8315, can be most helpful.

Sometimes it's not theperson who experienced theincident who needs or wantsthe help, but one of theirfamily members. Maybe thechildren of a strokesurvivor, or a spouse, needsome help to understandnew behaviour in theirloved one, and what mightindicate a further problem.Receiving complete andaccurate information willreduce some of the stressinvolved in these situationsfor everyone involved.

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the program exists forpeople who turn to the useof a medical scooter after abrain injury or for otherreasons. They will benefitfrom an ABI workshop onthe specific rules of the roadfor those mobility devices.It is considerably differentfrom the rules for cars ortrucks. SCHR was the firstRegion in Saskatchewan todevelop this program and isvery proud of its successes.Clients have very muchappreciated theinformation gained fromparticipating in thesesessions.

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Giving back tothe community

Palletable Projects is a group of young entrepreneurswho produce unique and original signs, chairs andshelves using recycled wood. Their products are soldand a portion of their income is donated back to thecommunity.

(L-R) Co-presidents Hannah Hextall and Kauron Coo-per present Kelly Eddy, Pat Anderson and ColleenMorrice of the Weyburn Humane society with a shelfand $500.00.

(L-R) Co-presidents Hannah Hextall andKauron Cooper present Dawn Gutzke ofThe Family Place with a shelf and $500.00.

Palletable Projects is a WCS Entrepreneur-ship 30 project and part of the JuniorAchievement program. Other members ofthe Palletable Projects executive staff areKarina Peterson (VP Finance), Khalil Ander-son (VP IT), Daylan Swanson (VP Produc-tion), Hailey Boustead (VP Sales/Market-ing), Anna Beach (VP HR) and Kyle Frison(VP Health/Safety).

Comp School newsJust a reminder that there will be a grad/parent meeting

at 7:00 p.m. on January 26 in the Cugnet Centre. All grads,along with at least one parent, are asked to attend to findout what is proposed for this year's grad and volunteer tohelp. Students and parents are also reminded that they mustregister on-line for their grad photos that will be taken thefirst week in February. There is a charge if the students wantproofs.

In basketball news this week, the junior girls travelled toEstevan on Wednesday, while on the weekend the seniorgirls and boys teams are in Brandon for tournaments.

Announcements about this year's music trip and musicalwill be made shortly, once plans have been finalized in thenext week or two.

Semester two started January 19. This is the last semesterunder the shortened school year format that the school hasbeen following over the past couple of years. The schoolyear will be back to normal for 2015-2016.

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Watch your step! Have you ever, like me, heard that exhortation or suffered the resultsof ignoring it?

On a recent walk I was reminded of the real possibility of a nasty fall if I wasn't careful.In less than the fifteen minutes it took to journey from the top of a nearby hill to ourhome on the level street below, I trekked down a steep incline, side-stepped rivers ofwashed-up sand deposited on cement pathways, avoided stretches of sidewalk that hadheaved under recent rains and studiously avoided areas painted yellow by city crews.

Although I've made that trip many times, I always inwardly sigh with relief when I makeit home without incident. At the same time I find myself thinking of a friend who startedout on what seemed like a routine bike ride through the forest surrounding his home. Ashe moved forward on a familiar path he hit a newly fallen piece of log and flew over thehandle bars of his bicycle. Just minutes earlier he'd entered the woods as a healthy, newlyretired professional; he left in an ambulance and began his life as a quadriplegic. All I cansay is if I ever have such a misfortune I would want to display the same strength ofcharacter and refusal to give up that he displays.

Watching our step (or our wheels) isn't always easy. In spite of clearly marked dangers,we sometimes trip; in the face of warnings, we are not immune from stumbling. In his letterto the Christians living in Ephesus, Paul not only urged each individual to watch how theywalked, he warned them of the dangers of careless disobedience.

"Walk in love as Christ also has loved us."Where self gratification shouts "opportunity", there is safety in choosing God's defini-

By Helen WallerI typically plan for my column a few days before the official

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I sat at my desk for a few hours in the last couple of days,completing my assignments, yet still not able to finish the onepiece of work that is entirely mine. That would be my column.I get free reign here, so you would think that would make itthat much easier. It, in fact, makes it much more difficult. Ifeel a real sense of responsibility sending out messages thatmay, at times, be slightly controversial, but spark conversa-

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Travelling buddiesI re-read an article about geese the other day. It was written in 1972 by Dr. Robert

McNeish, for a sermon he had to preach, entitled "Lessons from the Geese". In his article, hedescribes a really cool thing about geese: "When a goose gets sick or wounded or shot down,two geese drop out of formation and follow their fellow member down to help provideprotection. They stay with this member of the flock until he or she is either able to fly againor dies. Then they launch out on their own, with another formation, or catch up with theirown flock." I love that.

In my role as pastor, I spend a fair bit of time with people who, for one reason or another,have had to "drop out of formation". Sick, wounded, shot down…yeah it happens to all ofus. As I go from situation to situation, whether it's in hospitals, living rooms or counsellingsessions in my office, one thing becomes painfully clear: Some people have a travellingbuddy, and most don't. Some very fortunate people have someone who can drop out withthem, set their own life aside for a while, and nurse them back to health. Those people areblessed. Their chances of recovering are good.

When you have a travelling buddy who can press "pause" on their life when you are sick,wounded or shot down, chances are much better that you'll be able to catch up with the restof the flock quickly, and with fewer lasting effects than if you had to go it alone. Having beensick, wounded and shot down a few times, I can tell you from my own experience that havinga travelling buddy is an amazing gift in your time of need.

"But then I'd have to let people in." "I'd have to admit to someone else that I'm struggling.""I'd have to risk them judging me." And that's very true - it is a risk. People can let you down.People can be unwilling to be there for you. It's not all sunshine and roses in every flock!

Despite the risks, I agree with Roger McNeish: we can learn something from the geese. Life'shard enough; let's not try to do this alone. Is there someone near you who is sick, woundedor getting shot at? Why not take a few minutes out of your day to encourage them? Younever know when it might be your turn to need a travelling buddy.

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tions - and in the end, leave everyone involved feeling positive about the message sent.Life seems like it should be black and white, but as I get older I have definitely noticed there

is a grey area in between. Not everything is as cut and dried as we like to make it seem. One ofthese issues is bullying. It's a subject of extreme sensitivity and importance - one that I feel asparents we don't talk enough about.

Sure, we get defensive when someone approaches us about our little Johnny and on theattack when we feel our little Johnny is being bullied, but real serious conversations aresimply not happening. Technology has made it increasingly easier for bullies. No longer doyou have to have the physical strength to throw someone in the locker. Now, at the click ofa button, cruel remarks and nasty comments can be sent, sometimes without any signatureattached. It is a dangerous territory for our children.

The old saying of “sticks and stones can break my bones but words will never hurt me” issimply untrue. The power of a word is not seen with your eyes but nevertheless can dodamage to another’s self worth. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or other social media sites arenot "bad". It's how we use them that is. Bullying has always been and will continue to be untilas parents, we teach our children that bullying is not acceptable. Not only is it not acceptablebut when bullying happens, it has far more to do with them than the other person. So asparents, when we get the call that our child has been the "bully" (and every child will be atsome time) it's our job to dig deep. The real reason any child feels the right or need to lashout at someone else is not in the words that they put on another person’s Facebook orTwitter page, it's because of the words they don't have to really express and understand howthey are feeling.

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THE DRILLING REPORT14L275 Canelson #27 .......................................... CPEC Hoffer Hz ............................................3D15-1-2D15-12-1-1414L283 Canelson #23 .......................................... CPEC Hoffer Hz ............................................4C15-8-3D15-20-1-1414K388 Ensign #645 .............................................Enerplus Oungre .............................................................. 4-29-2-1414E302 Vortex #3 ...................................................Torc Hoffer Hz ...........................................3B13-29-4D16-31-1-15

WAITING ON PROGRAM14K013 Husky Outram Hz ..........................................................................................................4C16-24-2D16-25-1-1114G008 Legacy Openshaw Hz ...........................................................................................................4C3-1-4A4-36-2-314H044 Legacy Steelman Hz .........................................................................................................4C15-14-4B2-22-5-5

........................................................................................................2C14-26-1D13-35-8-514L109 Legacy Roche Percee Hz ...................................................................................................3A2-12-4B1-1-1-1614J299 CPEC Bienfait Hz ................................................................................................................2B1-23-3B1-14-3-6

.............................................................................................................7C14-4-2C14-9-9-7 ...............................................................................................................3A1-17-2A1-8-7-8 .............................................................................................................1D8-22-1C7-23-8-8 ...........................................................................................................3C13-10-4C13-9-8-7

14K013 Husky Outram Hz ..........................................................................................................4C16-24-2D16-25-1-11 .............................................................................................................4D9-1-1B13-1-8-30

..............................................................................................1D15-5-1D15-8-4-3 .......................................................................................................6B13-36-2A16-26-7-10 .............................................................................................................3C4-32-3C4-31-7-9

.............................................................................................................2D3-26-3A3-23-7-3014J500 CPEC Oungre Hz ............................................................................................................4C13-33-2C13-9-2-14

.......................................................................................................2B13-36-1B13-35-7-1014i338 CPEC Oungre Hz ............................................................................................................4D16-9-2D16-16-1-1314J270 Legacy et al Pinto Hz ......................................................................................................3D15-16-1C15-21-1-5

.............................................................................................................................. 13-8-7-813J177 PCS Ste Marthe ............................................................................................................................. 16-14-17-3012K341 PBEN Moosomin ............................................................................................................................ 13-31-13-3112J237 Phase et al Manor ..............................................................................................................................10-11-8-1

................................................................................................................. 16-9-4-2 ...................................................................................................................16-32-17-3

12J173 CVE Weyburn .................................................................................................................................. 15-26-6-1212J008 CVE Weyburn ................................................................................................................................12-30T-6-1313E165 Gibson Oungre SWD Re .................................................................................................................. 10-16-2-14

............................................................................................................................... 4-20-14-1612B199 Ceylon 101250512 ...........................................................................................................................16-29-6-1813C033 Epsilon Ceylon Hz .......................................................................................................... 4C6-31-1C14-36-6-1911K043 PBEN Pangman DD ......................................................................................................4B16-15-2D15-15-7-20

DRILLING LICENSESFourteen new licenses issued to Friday, January 16, 2014

15A057 Legacy et al Pinto Hz ......................................................................................................... 2C-23-2D13-26-1-515A058 Legacy et al Pinto Hz ....................................................................................................... 6C6-23-2D14-26-1-515A084 Spartan Wauchope Hz ..................................................................................................4A10-17-4C12-17-7-3315A088 Legacy et al Steelman Hz .................................................................................................. 2C1-14-1D7-23-5-515A087 Enerplus Oungre Hz....................................................................................................... 1D14-1-1D14-12-3-1415A089 CPEC Ralph West Hz ......................................................................................2A5-31-2D12-30-2D12-30-7-14

.......................................................................................................... 6C5-12-1C5-11-9-30 .......................................................................................................... 2C5-12-2D8-12-9-30

15A118 Spartan Wauchope S Hz.................................................................................................10D7-12-3A1-13-6-34...................................................................................................2A4-31-4C13-30-2-1 .....................................................................................................8B3-18-3A3-7-4-3

15A124 Primrose Workman 2Hz ......................................................................................................2B11-5-3B3-5-2-3115A125 Primrose Workman 2Hz ......................................................................................................1B12-5-4B4-5-2-3115A128 FCL Macoun Hz ........................................................................................................... 3C13-12-1C15-11-4-10

RIG REPORT14J318 Betts #2 ................................................. ................................................ 2A4-7-4B4-6-6-3314J455 Betts #3 ............................................. .............................................. 1B3-9-3A3-4-4-314L244 Panther #4 ..................................... ..................................... 7A2-23-3B11-14-7-3

........................................Legacy Steelman Hz ............................................. 4B2-23-1C3-22-4-414K288 Canelson #25 ........................................ ................................................ 1B1-1-2D16-1-8-614E372 Lasso #1 ................................................ ...................................................1D9-2-4D9-1-6-714D266 Canelson #21 ........................................ ................................................4D1-12-3D1-7-9-7

........................................... .............................................. 7B4-11-3A1-11-9-714K334 Precision #380 ....................................... ..............................................4D9-10-3D9-11-9-714K120 Allaince #5 ............................................. ..........................................3C13-14-2D16-14-9-714J311 Ensign #625 ........................................... .............................................. 3B13-6-1C13-1-9-814J305 Allaince #8 ................................................. .............................................. 1A1-14-1C13-13-5-914J498 Precision #120 ....................................... .............................................. 6B5-23-1C5-22-8-914G155 Ensign #609 ............................................. ............................................ 4B13-10-4B13-9-9-1014L273 Aaron WS #1 ......................................... ............................................................. 13-1-1-1414L366 Alliance #3 .............................................. CPEC Oungre Hz.............................................. 3C4-1-2B13-24-1-1414L129 Precision #117 ......................................... ..........................................3C12-17-1C12-18-2-1414K182 Panther #2 ........................................... ........................................ 3B13-2-3C13-14-3-1814L131 Panther #1 .............................................. .............................................................3D4-9-2-10

.......................................Vermillion Elcott East Hz .......................................... 1B2-14-3B3-11-2-214K360 Alliance #7 .............................................. CPEC Oungre Hz.............................................. 1B4-29-4B4-20-1-1314K089 Precision #275 ................................. ....................................3D14-14-4C8-15-6-13

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Instructor, Practical NursingFull-Time, Term

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Reporting to the Program Coordinator, South Region, this in-scope position is responsible for planning and delivery of the Saskatchewan Polytechnic PracticalNursing program. This position is schedulded to start ASAP and will complete in December 2016.

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Applications will be received until position is filled.

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Motor Vehicle Senior Technician(Automotive Technician)Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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Open to persons residing in Canada and Canadian citizens residing abroad.

Tired of fighting to meet ever diminishing flat rate times? Worried about fluctuating wages? Are you sick of being sent home early when the work runs out? The Regina RCMP Post Garage is looking for interprovincial licensed Automotive Technicians that would like to join our team in a fulfilling career equipping Police Motor Vehicles. We offer a consistent work load in an established work environment. We supply all tools and personal protective equipment. Start with 3 weeks of holidays and statutory holidays you won’t get at a dealership, a benefit plan and matched pension contributions will set you on a course for great career. Leave your tools at home and all you need is your lunch to start your new career with Regina RCMP Post Garage.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is currently recruiting for 1 permanent position. The starting salary will be $29.21 per hour. The closing date for applications is February 13 , 2015 at 23:59 (PST). Please quote reference number RCM15J-011569-000206.

Applications will be accepted online only. Please apply online at www.jobs.gc.ca.

Please clearly demonstrate in your application/resume how you meet the following experience: Recent (within the last two years) hands-on experience in repairing automobiles and/or light trucks in an automotive repair shop.

A pool of qualified candidates may be established and may be used to staff future vacancies for Motor Vehicle Senior Technicians in Regina, Saskatchewan.For more information about these opportunities and how to apply, visit www.jobs.gc.ca or call Info tel. at 1-800-645-5605. For more information about the Royal Canadian Mounted Police see www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca.

We are committed to Employment Equity. The Public Service of Canada is committed to developing inclusive, barrier free selection processes and work environment.

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8 Weyburn This Week, Friday, January 23, 2015

Wrestling Club brings home medalsFourteen members of the Weyburn Wrestling Club at-

tended a meet in Medicine Hat, AB. on January 17. Therewere over 170 wrestlers from Alberta and Saskatchewan inattendance.

Results were: In the Senior Divison (Grades 10-12):Gold- Frankie Gawryluik - senior female - 61 kg; bronze - BraydenJohnston - senior male 81 kg; bronze - Katelyn Franklin -senior female - 61 kg; fourth place- Braydon Roberts - seniormale 68 kg.

In the Junior High Division (Grades 7-9): Gold - NathanBradley - junior high male - 105 kg; silver - Carter Barrett -junior high male 57 kg; bronze - Aaron Hemphill - junior

Weyburn This Week SPORTSSend your sports stories and photos to weyburnthisweek@sasktel.net

Gold Wings finalists as team of the year

Yvan Cournoyer was the keynote speaker at theWeyburn Red Wings 13th Annual Sports Dinner andAuction on January 17. Cournoyer, who joined theMontreal Canadians in 1963, has played 968 regu-lar season NHL games, 147 NHL playoff games andhas won 10 Stanley Cups.

ASK AGOLD WING

Madi Solie #17HOMETOWN: Sedley, SKPOSITION: DefenseBIRTHDATE: Oct. 23/98FAMILY: Fran & Keith Deck(Dawson & Aleeya),Darren & Ruth Solie(Mason & Julia)BILLETS: Carol & Chad KishHOBBIES & INTERESTS:Collect coins, snow boarding, track & fieldFUTURE PLANS: To get a universityscholarshipWHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT WEYBURN:The freedom and the closeness of stores.FAVOURITES:FOOD: NachosTV SHOW: Criminal MindsNHL TEAM: Montreal CanadiensNHL PLAYER: PK SubbanMOVIE: World War ZACTOR/ACTRESS: Channing Tatum

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THANK YOUTO THE DONORS & SPONSORS

OF THE 13TH ANNUALSPORTS DINNER & AUCTION

Correction to the Program: The Payton Manningautographed jersey was donated by Valleyview Petroleum

E Bourassa and Sons • Valleyview PetroleumsSouth Country Equipment • Swayze Concrete

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Winter Well Servicing • Golden West BroadcastingCanalta • Trifon’s Pizza • The Pouliot FamilyDonna Loos • Edward Jones • Boston PizzaPrairie Petro Chem • Remax Weyburn Realty

and those who bought individual tickets.

Volunteers neededThe Weyburn Skating Club is looking for volunteers

who are willing to assist the weekend of February 27, 28and March 1.

The club was successful in their bid to host the provin-cial Jean Norman, STARSkate competition. Over 300competitors of varying skill abilities and categories will beskating at Crescent Point Place that weekend.

Anyone interested in participating can contact ChristalRomanovitch at cc.roman@sasktel.net .

Cournoyer sharesexperiences

The Weyburn Southern Range Gold Wings FemaleMidget AAA hockey team has been nominated as a finalistin the team category of the 2014 Sask. Sport Inc. awards.

The Gold Wings defeated the Edmonton Thunder 2-1to win their first National Female Midget AAA Champi-onship on April 26, 2014 in Stoney Creek, Ontario. Theteam went through the round-robin event with a fourwin, one loss record, and defeated Sudbury in the semi-final 3-0.

On the road to the Esso Cup, the Gold Wings defeatedthe Regina Rebels in the Saskatchewan Female AAAHockey League final to win the league title.

They then went on to defeat the Manitoba Champion,Pembina Valley, in a best of three, to win the WesternRegional Championships, securing a place at the Esso

Cup National Championships to represent Team West(Saskatchewan/Manitoba);

The team was nominated by the Saskatchewan HockeyAssociation.

Other team finalists include: Saskatoon Hilltops, Saska-toon, Football, nominated by Football Saskatchewan;Saskatchewan Women's Under-15 Basketball Team,Regina, Basketball, nominated by BasketballSaskatchewan; Saskatchewan Women's Under-23 Row-ing 2-Person Team (Sabina Proctor, Sierra Bronkhorst),Saskatoon, Rowing, nominated by Saskatchewan Row-ing Association.

The winner of the Sask Sport Inc. team of the year,along with the athletes of the year will be announced onJanuary 29.

The 2014 Esso Cup Champions, the Weyburn Southern Range Gold Wings, have been nominated for theSask. Sport Inc. Team of the Year.

high male - 54 kg; bronze - Ryan Verbeem - junior high male- 67 kg; bronze - Skylar Coderre - junior high female - 55 kg;bronze - Makenna Ricard - junior high female - 70 kg.

In the Elementary Divison: Gold - Allie Gawryluik - el-ementary female; silver - Kaelyn Burt - elementary female;silver - Billy Franklin - elementary female; fourth place - RaidenKiraly - elementary male.

The next action for the club will be tournaments in SwiftCurrent on January 24, Warman on February 2 and MooseJaw on February 15. The season will wrap up with the pro-vincial tournament on March 28.

Police catch 381impaired driversin December

Nearly 400 impaired motorists were caught duringDecember's province-wide traffic safety spotlight focusingon impaired driving.

In total, there were 381 offences related to alcohol ordrug use while driving, including:

• 38 zero Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) (zero to .08)offence (new drivers)

• 79 low BAC (.04 to .08) offences (experienced drivers)• 264 high BAC (over .08) Criminal Code chargesSGI reminds motorists there is zero drug and alcohol

tolerance for drivers under 19 years of age, and for alldrivers in the Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) pro-gram and Motorcycle GDL program.

During the month, police also issued 1,847 tickets forspeeding, 135 tickets for cellphone use while driving, and171 tickets to people not using a seatbelt, car seat orbooster seat.

SGI encourages motorists to always plan a safe ridehome. Choose a designated driver in advance, call a cab,call a friend or family member to pick you up, use a desig-nated driving service, or take the bus. SGI has a freeSafeRide app to help you keep track of your options.