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Weyburn Review, Weyburn, Saskatchewan -- October 18, 2023
news
Prairie Sky Co-op donates $75,000 to Weyburn Theatre Co-op
Prairie Sky Co-op is supporting the Weyburn Theatre Community Service Co-op and has donated $75,000 for the project. Members of the public in attendance for the donation were Laila Bader, WTCSC board member; Brett Ferguson, WTCSC board member; general manager Kevin Arthur; member relations manager Danielle Knoll; Sean Pur-
due, WTSCS board member, and Corey Morissette, WTSCS board member. The “Prairie Sky Coop Walk of Fame” will be represented by the sponsored floor tiles in the lobby area located in the new movie theatre. Prairie Sky Co-op prides itself on being a community builder and giving back to the communities it serves in.
STF declares impasse in contract talks, to vote on sanctions The Teachers’ Bargaining Committee has declared an impasse in negotiations with the Government-Trustee Bargaining Committee and will be filing for conciliation. Teachers will hold a vote on sanctions on October 24 and 25. “The government is leaving us no other option. We’ve met nine times and there has been no significant movement on issues that are important to teachers, students and families,” said Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation President Samantha Becotte. “ We a lwa y s wa n t to reach an agreement through negotiations. And we will return to the table, day or night, any time the government is prepared to actually negotiate. But as it stands today, this is pointless.” Teachers are seeking a new agreement that ad-
dresses the most pressing issues in education, and to address the serious challenges that students, families and teachers are facing – including class size and composition and lack of supports for students. Data shows that while enrolment is up, there are fewer teachers and other professional supports. The government has refused to bargain on nine out of 10 teacher proposals. “The Premier and his education minister have made a political choice to cut education funding and leave salary increases well below the rate of inflation for almost a decade. Instead, they are focusing all their attention on divisive wedge issues,” Becotte stated. “The lack of accountability and callous approach is abhorrent. Saskatchewan families deserve a government that works for them.”
Taking a silly photo during Pumpkin Patch fundraiser
Photo - Sabrina Kraft
Kade Henderson, Bentley Henderson, Tenley Olson and Emmett Olson pose for a silly photo, while attending the Pumpkin Patch fundraiser for the Weyburn Cooperative Playschool on Saturday.The fundraiser included many fun activities and was held in Jubilee Park.
Holy Family school division sees ‘healthy growth’ with 2.37% increase in enrolment The schools in the Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Division saw an overall increase of 2.37 per cent in enrolment, as of the Sept. 30 cutoff date for the Ministry of Education. “That’s pretty healthy growth for us, with 32 more kids than we had last year,” said Chad Fingler, supertintendent of schools, in presenting the numbers
to the board of trustees on Wednesday evening. He added they had projected a decline rather an increase, so this was a good surprise for the schools to see. The numbers are up 5.19 per cent from what had been projected. The school division as a whole grew from 1,317 to 1,349 as of Sept. 30, an increase of 2.37 per cent. There were 1,344 students
enrolled as of Sept. 1, but the official count is not taken until Sept. 30. Going school by school, St. Michael School in Weyburn saw the enrolment go from 502 on Sept. 30 a year ago to 517 this year, a three-per-cent increase. St. Olivier in Radville declined, going from 109 a year ago to 94 this year, a 16 per cent decrease. Sacred Heart School
went from 350 a year ago to 362 this year, a threeper-cent increase, while St. Mary’s went up from 273 last year to 290 this year, a six-per-cent increase. St. Augustine in Wilcox had 56 a year ago, and grew to 59 this year, a five-percent increase. The number of homeschooled children under Holy Family stayed the same at 27 students.
Review Photo 1130 – Greg Nikkel
Legion filled for sold-out Oktoberfest event
The Weyburn Legion Hall was filled up for the sold-out Oktoberfest fundraiser on Saturday evening, with the cover band Last Train West on stage providing live entertainment. The event also featured Weyburn band Switch, who played later in the evening.
Tax Enforcement List
Rural Municipality of Brokenshell No. 68 Province of Saskatchewan
Notice is hereby given under the Tax Enforcement Act that unless the arrears and costs appearing opposite the land described in the following list are fully paid before the 18th day of December, 2023, a tax lien will be registered against the land. Note: A sum for costs in an amount as prescribed in the regulations, is included in the amount shown against each parcel (Section 4 (3) of The Tax Enforcement Act). DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Pt. of Section
Sec.
LSD 5
1
26
5
Twp. Range Meridian Lot Block 9 13 14 15 A 10 7
16 2 2 2 2 4 18
2
2
Title
Total Arrears & Costs
Plan AD4437 AD4437 AD4437 FX6074 BC2939
$2969.56 $227.40 $227.40 $1369.75 $227.40 $230.90 $1047.55
Tax Enforcement List Rural Municipality of Weyburn No. 67 Province of Saskatchewan
Notice is hereby given under the Tax Enforcement Act that unless the arrears and costs appearing opposite the land described in the following list are fully paid before the 18th day of December, 2023, a tax lien will be registered against the land. Note: A sum for costs in an amount as prescribed in the regulations, is included in the amount shown against each parcel (Section 4 (3) of The Tax Enforcement Act). DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Pt. of Section
Sec.
NW Prcl. C, SE Prcl. B, NW
20 3 13
Twp. Range Meridian Lot Block 7 9 9 9 5
14 14 14 3 5
2 2 2
Title
Total Arrears & Costs
Plan 144792041 96R60674 148441923 102055485 14505768 101994330 143624538 62R37931 131853304
Dated at Weyburn, this 18th day of October, 2023.
Dated at Weyburn, this 18th day of October, 2023.
Jenna Smolinski Administrator
Jenna Smolinski Administrator
$4970.22 $3324.83 $3540.28 $8092.09 $1029.52
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Weyburn Review, Weyburn, Saskatchewan -- October 18, 2023
sports
Weyburn Minor Football finishes regular season
The Weyburn U14 Falcons defeated the Estevan Oilers 27-22 in the last regular season game Friday night. The team had difficulties at times but worked hard and pushed through to secure the win. The offensive game ball went to Hudson Maloney and the defensive game ball went to Lincoln Lillejord. The Falcons will host the Moose Jaw Raiders on Saturday, Oct. 21 at 4 p.m. for the league semi-final. The Ravens had their last regular season game Saturday when the Moose Jaw Bulldogs came to town. The Ravens were hungry for a win and although they played some excellent football they ultimately fell short 22-12. Offensive game ball went to the entire O-line. Logan Payak ran the ball for a total of 95 yards con-
tributing one TD. Landon Leroux also ran the ball for a total of 66 yards with a 35-yard run TD. The offensive line made some big blocks and played a great game of ball. Defensive game ball went to Harrison Peterson. Harrison had two fumble recoveries at key moments, turning the field back over to the offence. Preston Walter led the way with over 10 tackles, a QB sack and one fumble recovery turned into a run for 39 yards for the Ravens. Hudson Lawrence also had a QB sack and the entire D-Line was notable with excellent tackles all over the place. The Ravens now head to their first playoff game against the Estevan Chargers this weekend, competing for the Band City Autobowl. The game date and time had not yet been set as of Monday evening.
Running for the end zone Review Photo 1921 – Greg Nikkel
WCS Eagles player Spencer Bell was on his way with the ball to the end zone during the Eagles game versus the Yorkton Raiders on Saturday at Darold Kot Field. Weyburn remained undefeated as they won 38-14, and will now advance to the Southern Rural 5A semi-final game. They will host Moose Jaw Peacock on Saturday, Oct. 21, at Darold Kot Field at 1 p.m.
Red Wings, Bombers take game to shootout
Holding on to the puck
Review Photo 2101 – Greg Nikkel
Red Wings player Max Monette was right on the doorstep hoping for a loose puck, on this play against the Flin Flon Bombers on Saturday evening at Crescent Point Place.The two teams were close, ending regulation time and overtime with a 1-1 tie, and in the shootout, the Bombers had one more goal than Weyburn to win 2-1.
Bumping up a serve
Review Photo 1555 – Greg Nikkel
Fillmore Falcons player Addison Palmer bumped up a serve from Weyburn, as her teammates Presley Treble-Wiberg and Kinley Woodward watched. This was part of the action at the intermediate girls volleyball tournament on Friday at the Weyburn Comp Eagle gym.
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The Richardson Pioneer Weyburn Red Wings battled with the Flin Flon Bombers on Saturday night, losing in an overtime shootout by the score of 2-1. The two teams ended regulation time knotted at 1-1, and the overtime period did not solve anything, so it went into a shootout. Weyburn’s goal came m i d wa y t h r o u g h t h e second period, as Blake Betson scored unassisted to tie game after Flin Flon scored about four minutes earlier. In the shootout, both teams had a goal scored by their first shooters, with Weyburn’s coming from Jacob Visentini, and
Pushing the ball over the net
after three more shooters, the Bombers scored another one to take the win. Dazza Mitchell was in goal for the full game plus overtime, and saved 27 of the 28 shots made on net. The Red Wings will host the Notre Dame Hounds tonight, Oct. 18, at Crescent Point Place at 7 p.m., and then will host the Nipawin Hawks on Friday, Oct. 20, at 7 p.m., before heading up to Yorkton to play the Terriers on Saturday, Oct. 21. The Red Wings are first place in the Viterra Division of the SJHL, as of Tuesday morning. They have won four games, had two losses, and three shootout-losses for a onepoint lead over Melville.
Review Photo 1567 – Greg Nikkel
WCS Eagles player Sierra Bauman reached high to push the ball over the net to the Fillmore Falcons, during the intermediate girls volleyball tournament on Friday. The Eagles won their matches 25-21 and 25-11.