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Two police officers sworn in The Weyburn Police Department doors are revolving. After seeing Sergeant Trevor Hughes retire last month and Sergeant Garth Oberkirsch retire last week, the doors have swung open to welcome two new much-needed officers. These officers will fill two of the vacant spots at the department. Family and friends joined members of the Board of Police Commissioners and Chief Marlo Pritchard at the swearing in ceremony held January 9 at Police Headquarters. Pritchard, who led the ceremony, discussed the importance of wearing the badge the recruits will receive after completing their five months of training. Once an officer wears a badge, duty to others takes precedence over self. Mayor Debra Button, who is a member of the Weyburn Board of Police Commissioners, along with fellow members Andrew Arsky and Don Ehman, also attended the event. Ehman led the officers, beginning with Constable Alyssa Kazcmar, in the ceremony. Kazcmar has been living in Regina for several years, where she has worked with Child Protective Services, an experience which will benefit her in her new role at the department. Constable Gord Gateman, who has already spent four years volunteering with the Weyburn Fire Department, was next to be sworn in. Gateman has lived in Weyburn for the past six years, and his volunteering at the local fire station is indicative of his special interest in emergency services. To conclude the swearing in ceremony, everyone was invited to share coffee and cake with the new Constables.
The Weyburn Police Department welcomed two new officers last week. Constable Alyssa Kaczmar and Constable Gord Gateman were sworn in on January 9.
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The perfect man
By Helen Waller It's the age-old question to which most women (and men) have a lot of different answers. Some like them tall, dark, rugged, long hair, short hair, beards, no beards, athletes, business men, rockstars ...etc. Some like them tough, some like them sensitive, some wish they would cook more, some wish they would clean more. You get the idea. I think it's more of an each to their own kind of thing. Your idea of a perfect man is different than mine, until now. I found him, and there are several more out there like him. With the click of a button you can get one of your own. The only requirement is that you have to order online (Perhaps that is why past generations couldn't locate this infamous "perfect man". They didn't have the technology! ) I discovered him over the holiday season and my husband was there for my 'ah ha' moment. We were at a local business for a Christmas lunch when the Purolator man showed up . He had already stopped at our place, and we weren't home, so when he noticed that we were not there, he mentioned that he had a parcel in the truck for me that he hadn't been able to drop off. I don't know about you but I am like a kid in the candy store when a purchase arrives. So, he brought in the parcel for me. Now remember one thing , when you receive the parcel by Purolator, you have already previously paid for it, which in turn means it almost feels like it's free. (Amazing how my mind works.) Seems like this man in a uniform is randomly showing up with a gift for you! So this is where the conversation went that day…between all the couples around the table. I decided the Purolator delivery man is really the perfect man. I mean, he shows up in uniform, like all the best men do and brings you parcels. Not only does he bring you these parcels right to your door, he seems genuinely happy to have you open the door (messy hair and pajamas or not) because that means he does not have to stop here again. This man in uniform, is quite aware that you have made an online purchase. Not only does he not care that now you purchased yet another product online (and spent all the money on your credit card you just paid off), he genuinely likes the idea because that means job security for him. Not only that, this man actually saves you on fuel money. No more trips to the city (which my husband figures cost an arm and leg these days for fuel. (Not sure what limbs are going for these days). So it's a win for me and a win for my husband! In the end, the Purolator man shows up happy as can be, drops off parcels throughout the year (way better than Santa) and doesn't discourage your shopping addiction. Sounds to me like The Perfect Man!
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Dear Friends we live in a very tense, uptight and fast paced world filled with hurry...they call it the Rat race. Just when you thought you were getting ahead, along come faster rats. But remember, he who wins the rat race is still a rat. We need to learn how to experience rest. If all we needed was physical rest we can always take a nap. If we needed only emotional rest, we can always take a vacation. But where can we find spiritual rest? How can we obtain relief regarding the deepest issues of life at the deepest level of our hearts? The more things change the more they stay the same. Augustine of Hippo said this and I quote: “Because God has made us for Himself, our hearts are restless until they rest in Him.” Jesus spoke to this very issue more than 2000 years ago in the Bible in Matthew 11:28-30. “Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For My yoke is easy and My burden is light.” The Message which is a contemporary translation reads: “Are you tired? Worn out? Burned out on religion? Come to me. Get away with me and you'll recover your life. I'll show you how to take a real rest. Walk with me and work with mewatch how I do it. Learn the unforced rhythms of grace. I won't lay anything heavy or illfitting on you. Keep company with me and you'll learn to live freely and lightly.” (PP) So what do we hear the Word of God saying? If we are tired, worn out, burnt out we need to respond to the invitation of our Savior the Lord Jesus. We can come to Jesus with confidence because He also said in John 6:37, “All that the Father gives Me will come to Me, and the one who comes to Me I will by no means cast out.” Dear Friends, let me assure you that each time you go to God, He is waiting to welcome you with open arms. Let not pride, deception of the enemy, ignorance make us miss this great invitation. To whom is this invitation? To ALL who are tired, worn out and burnt out on religion. What is the biblical context of this verse? In Jesus time, other than the law of Moses, the religious leaders had made hundreds of additional burdens related to keeping the minutest details of the law. I believe Jesus is saying, unlike the Pharisees, He is not a task master but a burden bearer. “Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart and you will find rest for your souls.” A pair of connected oxen was typically called a yoke of oxen. Used metaphorically to refer to submission to a teacher. In New Testament times the phrase, “to take the yoke of” was used by rabbis to refer to “becoming a submitted pupil of a teacher.” The word has two dominant figurative ideas. 1. The yoke of rules and religion. MANS YOKE; 2. The yoke of relationship. JESUS YOKE. One day a man went by to see a farmer who was plowing his field with a team of oxen. The man noticed that one of the animals was seemingly a little bigger than the other so he asked him about it. The response from the farmer was very interesting. He said that the big animal was an older animal that was well trained and the smaller one was a young animal that was new to the yoke. The man went on to inquire as to why he put them together and this is the answer that He got. “Well you see, it's like this. That older ox is the best ox that I have ever had; he knows his way around the field. The reason I put the younger one with him is so the older, more knowledgeable ox could teach him how to plow. If I never put them together the younger one would never learn. By himself the younger ox would pull himself to death, but together he learns to cooperate with and rest in the strength of the older ox.” Does your life feel like the ox whose pulling himself to death? Rest comes from obedience to Jesus' commands. COME to Me, TAKE My yoke upon you, LEARN from Me. Finally Jesus says: “For My yoke is easy and My burden is light. The word easy is from the Greek word Crestos which means to be useful, pleasant, good, and comfortable.” Let me ask you. Have you become weary of life? Has the burdens of life- sin, sickness, depression, worries- emotional, financial, physical whatever is the case, had a toll on you? Then do not wait a second. Now is the time to unload all your burdens to the burden bearer. Pastor Cherian Poonnoose, The Lighthouse
Where do we begin? By Linda Wegner Well, we've arrived. It's 2015, we're all a year older and our world has changed. If you're like me I'm already looking ahead for new opportunities for growth, change and for service but always with the understanding that there are new challenges awaiting me. As I often do, I turned to Google to articulate my thoughts. Here's a quote by some anonymous scribe: "A New Year's resolution is something that goes in one year and out the other." I like that one because it describes exactly the effectiveness of New Year resolutions in my life. What I do believe in, though, is a commitment to keep on learning and growing for as long as I live. Next step? Where do I begin and how do I keep going? Several first things, at least according to articles I've read, include setting realistic goals and taking vital first steps. This year I am determined to do more recreational reading and I'm delighted to say that I've already started by devouring, for first time ever, E.B. White's brilliant story, "Charlotte's Web". What proof that it's never too late to discover treasures! Next, I'm told, it's important to confirm the decision by writing it down, then telling someone else. In other words, becoming accountable. When life gets difficult, when emotions are battered or when the body begins to slow down, knowing that someone else is cheering for you makes the journey easier. It also makes it harder to quit. While some folks are encouragers, there are always those people and situations that drain one's energy and resolve. Thankfully, it's absolutely necessary and perfectly okay to remove them from our circle of life influencers. "In all these things we are more than conquerors…through Him…." Romans 8:37 I invite you to join me in proving that Christ is the Great Enabler.
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Letter to the Editor: Reader thankful for "Merry Christmas" I would like to express my appreciation for the beautiful street decorations provided by the Weyburn Fire Department and others responsible which make our city attractive and festive during the Christmas season. I would also like to commend the city merchants who expressed their customer appreciation with "Merry Christmas." To those who went a step further and used a religious picture, I congratulate them even more. In a recent poll by one of our weekly papers, ninety-three percent preferred "Merry Christmas" as the season greeting. A mere seven percent favoured "Happy Holidays." I hope such an overwhelming majority will send a message for next year. Christmas is Christmas because we celebrate the birth of Christ, so let us favor the traditional greeting which most Weyburnites prefer. By the way, there is only one place for the Pioneer Women statue where it will be most seen and admired by many, and that is at the corner of Fifth Street and First Avenue NE. I hope these suggestions are useful and well received. Yours truly, Claire Kuhn
Wheatland Senior Centre news (Submitted) - The results of the Senior Centre's activities from December 19 to January 8: Bridge: (Friday - December 19) First Linda Kot, second Erskine Sandiford and third Howard Giroux. Bridge: (Monday - December 22) First Jim Brown, second Harry Schiller and third Andy Dumba.] Bridge: (Monday - December 29) First Mildred Sandiford, second John Whitell and third Andy Dumba. Bridge: (Friday - January 2) First Harry Schiller, second Marion Brown and third Joyce Hemphill. Bridge: (Monday - January 5) First Basil Holyer, second Andy Dumba and third Chuck Widdis. Trump Whist (December 22): First Ray Boucher, second Lavica Mahnke and third Roger Marcotte. Fun Crib (January 2): First Marg Leavens and Vi Paterson, second Theresa Istace and June Matters and third Connie and Ray Boucher. Trump Whist (January 5): First - tied Margaret Leavens and Ed Bartlett and second Ray Boucher. Hi-Lo Whist: First - tied Connie and Ray Boucher, Tom Schutz and Basil Holyer, second - tied Roger and Marie Marcotte, Jean Knibbs and Andy Dumba. Canasta: First Anne Gutzke, second Marlene Szczecinski and third Kay Bachman. Kaiser: First Alice Schneider and Agnes Tumback, second Lavine Stepp and Anne Schneider and third Roger and Marie Marcotte. Crib (Thursday): 1st Connie and Ray Boucher, 2nd Carol Spencer and June Matters, 3rd Bill and Joan Harder. Shuff leboard: 1st Lorraine Madsen and Ray Boucher, 2nd Joan Carlson and Ed Bartlett, 3rd Doreen Leslie and Marie Marcotte. Snooker Tournament: 1st Eldon Strawford and Tom Schutz, 2nd Royce Hallberg and Ray Boucher, 3rd Owen Hewitt and Harold Kilback.
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Rock ‘n’ roll princesses
(Submitted) - This week is quiet due to exams but activities ramp-up on the weekend with three of the four basketball teams off to tournaments. The senior girls will be in Moose Jaw, the senior boys in Swift Current and the junior boys will be in Estevan. Organization of the 2015 grad ceremonies will start in the near future with 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 find out what is proposed for this year's grad and volunteer to help. On January 21, there will be a U of S Admission and Awards workshop from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the library computer lab. Prospective U of S students are asked to attend to find out information they need to know about registration and scholarships at the U of S. Sun Country Regional Health Authority
NOTICE of MEETING WHEN: Wednesday, January 28, 2015 WHERE: Conference Room I - Tatagwa View 808 Souris Valley Road Weyburn, Saskatchewan TIME: 1:30 P.M. • The Authority is the governing body of your Health Region, and conducts its regular business meetings in public. • Strategic Planning - Wall Walk at 1:30 p.m. • Individuals or groups of individuals requesting a meeting with SCRHA must send their request in writing 10 days prior to the meeting stating the purpose of the meeting and the time required. Send to Sun Country Regional Health Authority, 808 Souris Valley Rd., Weyburn, SK, S4H 2Z9 or to betty.nault@schr.sk.ca Betty Nault is Executive Assistant to SCHR. Everyone is welcome to attend and observe.
Kindergarten students (l-r) Natalie Molde, Mataya Bowerin and Meisha Bowerin dressed up for rock ‘n’ roll spirit day at Assiniboia Park Elementary School on January 13.
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ACROSS 1. Narrow gash 5. Toe the line 9. Piglet’s mother 12.Thin strip 13.Skin opening 14.Night before a holiday 15.Cake decorator 16.Roofing material 18.Short reminder 19.____ in the bag! 20.Fonda or Russell 21.Curve
23.Golf goal 24.Alternately 28.Extremely annoyed 31.Fish’s wing 32.Honolulu greeting 34.____ good to be true 35.Tolerate 37.Blame 39.Child’s treasure 40.Pull or haul 41.Agreement 43.Little one 45.Other than 49.Sticky substance
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51.____ ma, no hands! 52.Bee’s follower 53.Native metals 54.Mineral deposit 55.Letter before tee 56.Boldly forward 57.Workout centers
DOWN 1. Thin 2. Doily fabric 3. Newsy bit 4. Tonsils’ site
5. Kind of illusion 6. Ferry, e.g. 7. Goes astray 8. Slangy affirmative 9. Keep apart 10.Cooking chamber 11.Used to be 17.Slightly closed 22.Prepared 23.Baby grand, e.g. 24.No ____, ands, or buts 25.Young louse 26.Grabs 27.Sawbones
29.Actor Cruise 30.Chunk of eternity 33.Spiciest 36.Written message 38.Lives 41.Step 42.Summer beverages 43.Become weary 44.“____ the Rainbow” 46.Coil 47.Root beer, e.g. 48.____ out (barely manages) 50.Soak
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Weyburn This Week, Friday, January 16, 2015 11
CAREERS • CAREERS WEYBURN GROUP HOMES SOCIETY INC. is seeking a
PERMANENT FULL/PART TIME RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM SUPPORT WORKER Experience working with individuals with various abilities is an asset.
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MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Part time position available with the
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Shooting for a cure
Mobile Screening Coach in Weyburn
The Mobile Breast Screening Unit is currently on location in the parking lot of the Canalta Hotel until February 20. To book an appointment, call 1-855-5848228. Weyburn Comprehensive School basketball player, Maison Laird, takes a warm up shot at the "Pink" Tournament hosted by the WCS senior girls team last weekend. The tournament aimed to raise awareness for cancer by hosting the "Shoot For A Cure Event". Weyburn won the consolation side, defeating Indian Head in the semi-final game and Estevan 56-26 in the consolation final.
Nominations sought Nominations for induction into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame are now being accepted. The deadline will be midnight, March 15, 2015. For further information call 306-446-1983.
RED WINGS NEXT HOME GAMES Friday, January 23 vs. Melville Tuesday, January 27 vs. Notre Dame Friday, January 30 vs. Flin Flon
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PRICE$ $LA$HED 2008 EDGE LIMITED AWD
Leather, moon, 3.5 L
2007 CHEV EQUINOX LT AWD Leather, NAV, 3.4 L, 122,000 KM
12,900 OR $124 B/W
9,900 OR $96 B/W
$
2009 GMC ACADIA SLT AWD Leather, moon, DVD, 3.6 L, 134,000 KM
$
2009 F-150 CC XLT 4X4 5.4 L, XTR pkg., 116,000 KM
19,900 OR $163 B/W
19,900 OR $163 B/W
$
2008 RANGER SC 4X4
4.0 L, 96,000 KM
11,900 OR $115 B/W
$
2013 EDGE SEL AWD Leather trim, moon, NAV, 3.5 L, 6,000 KM
2011 GMC SIERRA CC 4X4
Nevada Edition, 4.8 L, 83,000 KM
19,900 OR $1543 B/W
15,900 OR $185 B/W
Leather, NAV, moon, 5.4 L, 24,000 KM
49,900 OR $335 B/W
$
2012 ESCAPE XLT
5.4 L, 60,000 KM
56,000 KM
24,900 OR $203 B/W
$
17,900 OR $236 B/W
2012 F-150 CC FX4 4X4
2008 F-350 CC XLT 4X4
Leather, , Rev. Sens., 5.0 L
6.4 L Diesel, Rev. camera
$
25,900 OR $186 B/W
2.0 L
2008 DODGE CALIBER SXT $
8,900 OR $87 B/W
Heated leather, moon, Rev. Sens., 3.0 L, 68,000 KM
$
9,900 OR $96 B/W
2.7 L, 134,000 KM
$
9,900 OR 82 B/W $
6.7 L Diesel, 130,000 KM
32,900 OR $236 B/W
$
2008 GMC ACADIA SLT AWD
Leather, moon, 3.6 L, 98,000 KM
19,900 OR $190 B/W
$
2012 F-350 CC LARIAT 4X4 Leather, NAV, moon, Rev. Sens., 6.7 L, 107,000 KM
2008 FOCUS SE
2013 CHRYSLER 300
Auto, p/w, p/l, 2.0 L, 62,000 KM
Leather, 3.6 L, 52,000 KM
9,900 OR $96 B/W
39,900 OR $285 B/W
$
22,900 OR $165 B/W
11,900 OR $98 B/W
$
34,900 OR $283 B/W
2011 F-350 CC KING RANCH 4X4
Leather, moon, NAV, 6.7 L, 97,000 KM
39,900 OR $285 B/W
$
$
Leather, Rev. Sens., 5.0 L, 24,000 KM
$
2007 CHEV EQUINOX LT AWD
Leather, moon, 3.4 L, 117,000 KM
Leather, moon, NAV, 3.5 L Ecoboost, 36,000 KM
39,900 OR $285 B/W
18,900 OR $136 B/W
$
2010 DODGE DAKOTA CC SXT 4X4
2011 FORD TAURUS SEL
17,900 OR $129 B/W
4.7 L, 88,000 KM, Tonneau cover
$
$
2.03 L, 53,000 KM
6.2 L, 127,000 KM
25,900 OR $186 B/W
$
2007 VOLKSWAGON BEETLE SPORT CONVERTIBLE Leather, auto, 97,000 KM
12,900 OR $106 B/W
13,900 OR $134 B/W
$
27,900 OR 199 B/W
2014 TAURUS SEL AWD Leather, NAV, moon, Rev. Sens., 3.5 L, 16,000 KM
$
29,900 OR $202 B/W
21,900 OR $176 B/W
2012 F-250 CC XLT 4X4
37,900 OR $271 B/W
2009 FUSION SEL
$
14,900 OR $123 B/W
$
6.7 L Diesel, leather, 98,000 KM
Leather, NAV, moon, 136,000 KM
2009 F-350 CC XLT 4X4
Leather, 5.4 L, 104,000 KM
18,900 OR $136 B/W
$
2011 F-350 CC LARIAT 4X4
17,900 OR $147 B/W
2009 EXPEDITION EDDIE BAUER 4X4
5.0 L, 106,000 KM
2011 EXPEDITION LIMITED MAX 4X4
$
2012 MAZDA 5 G.T. 2.5 L, 28,000 KM
9,900 OR $96 B/W
2012 F-150 CC FX4 4X4
NOW
16,900 OR $139 B/W
$
2011 F-150 SC XLT 4X4
43,900 OR $295 B/W
Diesel, mechanic’s special! WAS $ 23,900 NO HOLDS!
5.4 L, XTR pkg., 123,000 KM
$
$
Leather, moon, NAV, 3.5 L, 15,000 KM
$
2010 F-150 SC XLT 4X4
Leather, moon, 3.5 L, 33,000 KM
2014 EXPLORER LIMITED 4X4
$
14,900 OR $123 B/W
$
32,900 OR $236 B/W
39,900 OR $285 B/W
$
2009 ESCAPE LIMITED 4X4
Leather, moon, NAV, Rev. Sens., 3.0 L, 85,000 KM
$
2011 F-150 CC FX4 4X4
Diesel, leather, Onstar, Rev. Sens.
2012 F-350 CC XLT 4X4
$
$
2009 GMC SIERRA 2500 H.D. SLT 4X4
Leather, 3.5 L Ecoboost, 30,000 KM
17,900 OR $171 B/W
$
13,900 OR $134 B/W
2013 F-150 CC FX4 4X4
2009 DODGE AVENGER SXT
17,900 OR $147 B/W
2010 F-150 SC FX4 4X4 $
2007 FREESTYLE LIMITED AWD
5.4 L, XTR pkg.
2014 EXPEDITION LIMITED MAX 4X4
$
25,900 OR $211 B/W
$
2009 ESCAPE LIMITED 4x4
Leather, Rev. Sens., 3.0 L
$
2009 F-150 CC PLATINUM 4X4
2009 F-150 CC XLT 4X4
2006 BMW XS AWD
2008 ESCAPE LIMITED 4X4
Leather, 3.0 L, 94,000 KM
9,900 OR $117 B/W
5.4 L, moon, NAV, leather, 139,000 KM
$
$
Leather, double moon, Rev. Sens., 3.0 L
$
$
32,900 OR $236 B/W
$
2006 GMC SIERRA 1500 CC 4X4 5.3 L
$
2010 DODGE NITRO SXT AWD 4.0 L
13,900 OR $114 B/W
$
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