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to sort through their donations, and at that time they had already collected 141 purses and wallets. In addition to all the purses and wallets that were collected, after all the donations were sorted there were also boxes of toothbrushes, soap, shampoo and conditioner, lotion, diapers, and feminine hygiene products. “Because of the success of the project, we want to continue this for the whole month of December and possibility into the new year,” said Dempsey. “There continues to be a need for these purses at these women’s shelters.” There have been many touching moments for Leslie through the whole process of #thepurseproject. “I have had many conversations about the less fortunate, met a lot of new people, shed some tears and have hugged complete strangers,” said Dempsey. “There were also some great inspirations. This project had given the opportunity for a mother to have a honest talk with her 13-year-old about people who are in less fortunate circumstances. It was a great bonding experience, especially since that teen deals with peer pressure
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t can be a challenge for any woman on a budget to purchase a good quality purse. It is even more difficult when that woman is facing challenges and struggles in her life, and has to use the services of a women’s shelter. #thepurseproject aims to help those women most in need, by providing gently-used purses that are also packed with much-needed items such as toiletries and other necessities. “My sister from Regina had needed a new purse, and I told her that instead of going shopping to look at the extra purses in my closet. She then mentioned how many women’s shelters are always short on purses because there is a high demand,” said Leslie Dempsey, who started #thepurseproject. The idea originated that a few gently-used purses would be collected from the community, and filling them with toiletries, feminine hygiene products and other incidentals that any woman might want to have in their purse. “Then we decided that we would expand the project and ask the ladies in our church to donate their gently-used purses.” “I also placed a notice on Facebook, and that is when everything exploded because of the generosity of the community.” Earlier in the week, many volunteers with #thepurseproject gathered
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Continued concerns on the COOL tariffs raised The World Trade Organization (WTO) arbitrator’s report has established the value of Canada’s retaliatory tariffs in response to Country of Origin Labelling (COOL). The ruling values Canada’s retaliatory tariffs at more than $1 billion CAD. The products on Canada’s retaliation list, which include wine and chocolate, are targeted at the constituents of U.S. legislators who support the mandatory COOL requirements. “We are confident that these retaliatory tariffs will demonstrate to the United States that Canada is not backing down when it comes to discriminatory COOL requirements,” said Lyle Stewart, provincial Agriculture Minister. “We are pleased to see the statement by Ministers Freeland and MacAulay that Canada will quickly take steps to retaliate if the U.S. Senate does not immediately take action to repeal COOL for beef and pork,” said Stewart. “Our government will continue to work with them to resolve this unfair trade practice.” The WTO compliance panel has ruled in Canada’s favour for the last three years — in June 2012, June 2014, and most recently, in May 2015, when it delivered its final decision on COOL, reaffirming U.S. non-compliance with WTO rules.
Following the May ruling, Canada requested permission to apply tariffs as a means to enforce trade compliance. The arbitrator’s report published today determines the value of retaliatory tariffs allowed. “We welcome the World Trade Organization’s support on this issue,” said Stewart. “Their consistent rulings make it clear that COOL is needlessly segregating Canadian beef and pork and demonstrates that the United States is violating their trade obligations. We are disappointed that we have to continue pressing to get our most important trading partner to comply, but Canada’s retaliation list should effectively encourage the United States to repeal these unnecessary trade barriers.” Mandatory COOL requirements for beef and pork results in discrimination against Canadian products since U.S. producers, processors, distributors and retailers must separate Canadian animals and Canadian meat at each step in the supply chain. In other words, it’s more expensive for businesses to import livestock and encourages businesses to handle only animals and meat produced in the U.S. Industry has estimated that COOL costs the Canadian agriculture industry more than $1 billion every year.
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Christmas Hours Packing purses Gently-used purses are collected and packed with toiletries and necessities for #thepurseproject. These purses are being distributed to women who are struggling with unfortunate circumstances. #thepurseproject was started by Leslie Dempsey (at centre in the top photo). Friends Codee Kyle, holding daughter Macee and Darla Peterson joined in the sorting process in preparation for packing the purses. the residents of Weyburn and area find out about a need in our community, those residents come together and donate,” said Peterson. “It is such a blessing to be a part of this project.” It was especially touching to see the quality of some of the donated purses, since the majority of them were in good condition and well cared for. “Some of the women who need the services of a shelter wouldn’t even be able to walk into a second-hand store and buy a purse,” said Dempsey. “So this way, they are getting a really nice gift, and they would be able to choose a purse that fits
their lifestyle.” “Each purse will be filled with much-needed necessities, and they will get a little note so these women can know that there is someone out there who does care for them.” “We are also giving them a Bible in each of the purses,” said Peterson. Darla felt it was important that each woman knew that God was also thinking about them and watching over them. Anyone who wants to be involved with this project can contact Leslie Dempsey on Facebook. They also can use the #thepurseproject hashtag on Twitter to get involved with the conversation.
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RETHINK ‘GENTLY-USED’ ITEMS
When you donate an item — no matter if it is clothing, toys, toiletries or non-perishable food — make sure that it is in good condition, and that you are not making more work for non-profit organizations Sabrina Kraft news1@weyburnreview.com
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here are many non-profit organizations in our community who are seeking donated items so they can help provide valuable programs and services to the community. The Salvation Army of Weyburn seeks non-perishable food items, and right now are collecting items for their Christmas hampers. Donations of clothing, household items, furniture and toys are also accepted at the Salvation Army Store. There are also places like the Family Place that accept children’s clothing for their clothing closet, or the Canadian Diabetes Association who have clothing bins around town. Our community is even big enough that we have special projects such as Operation Christmas Child, or the Farm Credit Canada “Drive Away Hunger”. All of the projects collect much-needed items for struggling families. However, one of their biggest challenges is when people attempt to donate items that have been damaged or are unsafe to use. I do not understand why people would donate items that are not in good condition. Nor do I understand why someone would donate an item that they consider ‘unusable’ to any of these non-profit organizations. There are still those inconsiderate people who leave donated items outside, because they dropped off the items during non-business hours. This is not helping the organization! It is making more work for them, because once items are left in poor condition they have
to be thrown out immediately! There are so many people who take advantage of donation areas. We still have issues with people leaving electronics at the cardboard/paper bins at the City of Weyburn lot. We still have issues with people leaving mattresses or couches by the side of the road. This is littering. You are breaking the law when you decide to do this. You are also littering when you leave donated items outside a building after their business hours. Realistically, it should be littering when you donate poor condition items to these places too! Take the time to consider your donations. Remember that donations are going to families in need, and if it is something that is broken or damaged, the donation won’t really benefit that family. Do not donate half of a product either. I encourage everyone to be generous with their donations, whenever possible. Take advantage of a bulk sale at a local grocery store, and buy an extra couple of brand new products to send to the Salvation Army. Take advantage of two-for-one sales at clothing stores, and donate the extra piece of clothing. Remember that often the clients who are using the services of the Salvation Army, or other organizations who give away items, are usually struggling between paying bills and mortgages and getting grocery items. So make sure that the food bank is well stocked with welcomed items that your family would like to have in their own kitchens. Make sure that when you donate an item, that you are thinking about the person who might receive it and that the donation is truly gently-used or brand new.
Everything Tastes Like Christmas By Linda Wegner
Ah, the tastes of Christmas: the flavours of almond, fruit cake and chocolate; the tang of cinnamon; the comfort of shortbread and homemade bread. There’s the flavour of desserts, the snap of ginger, the crunch of potato chips, the decadence of chip dip, the seduction of cream-filled puffs and the lip-smacking goodness of turkey and gravy. Hands down, Christmas tastes like no other time of the year. Our family has never had the money or the desire to celebrate extravagantly but over the years we’ve amassed decades of beautiful Christmas Eve memories. Tobogganing on prairie snow, long drives up steep West Coast mountain roads in search of the tiniest patch of snow. Wiener roasts. Family times. Reading the story of the Nativity together. Unwrapping gifts and of course, eating. All these are reasons to look back and remember a multitude of memories spent in the presence of friends, loved ones and food. Perhaps its just my imagination but it
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seems that this year there is an increased need for food bank donations. Even in our “prosperous” Canada and United States of America, there is a staggering need for physical nourishment served with generous portions of love, human and divine. For too many the glow of shared love is absent, replaced by the heartbreaking sense of loneliness or loss. The first Christmas following a broken marriage or the nagging memory of a fractured childhood. Merriment now replaced by separation, be it through distance, disagreement or death. Soul-starvation manifests itself in a deep hunger for the presence of someone who honestly cares. If ever there was a season in which to drink responsibly and eat thankfully, it’s Christmas. Let’s just be sure we share freely, give generously and celebrate wholeheartedly. “If you extend your soul to the hungry … then your light shall dawn in the darkness …” Isaiah 58:9-11
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Dear Ellen My wife has anxiety issues and gets very anxious about being around certain family members. She gets really stressed-out months in advance of any upcoming family events. She is to the point that she does not want to interact with others and she places a lot of blame and anger from her past on me. I want to have a good relationship with her but I’m having a hard time talking with her without her getting upset and telling me all the things I do wrong. Any advice would be helpful. Signed, Ron Dear Ron Intimate relationships with people who deal with anxiety disorders can be challenging and I commend you on your courage to reach out to improve upon your relationship. It is important to remember that we can only control our own behaviours and how we choose to respond to situations. However, when we choose to catch ourselves in negative behaviours and try to switch to positive behavioural habits, there can be a positive influence on those around us. When each person takes responsibility for their own actions and words rather than casting blame it becomes easier to take control over what you want to change and work on. Even though understanding the past can be an important part of healing, dwelling on the past can often keep us stuck, preventing us from moving forward in the future. Supporting and empowering each other to move towards your goals is huge as a relationship is like a team and you’re on the same side. If your wife is interested in seeking help for anxiety then Mental Health may be a good option for her.
Dear Ellen I am recently divorced and my two kids, 9 and 7, are having a tough time dealing with the separation. I’m the main parent but my ex-wife gets the kids every second weekend. My ex tells the kids that I’m scum when they visit her and when they come back they can’t sleep for days and they are all confused and out-of-sorts. Their behaviour when they come back from a visit is off-the-wall and I’m starting to lose my temper with them. Any suggestions? Signed, Geraldo Dear Geraldo Dealing with separation can be difficult for children and adults alike, especially when trying to compromise with someone who is not giving the same respect back. The main thing for the children is to look at their best interests and not at the ego of the parents. This is a time when the kids need that support, love and affection from both parents and you can only control your own behaviour and parenting styles, not your ex’s. It may be beneficial to sit down with your ex and have a dialogue around common goals for the kids, looking at ways to negotiate and compromise. Creating as much consistency and stability in their lives as possible can allow the kids to adapt to a new sense of normal. Talking with your kids about separation and how they feel and that it is normal, in a way that does not lay blame on your ex, can be helpful in seeing where your kids are at and what they might need help with moving forward. Allowing for their expression of feelings, needs and their understanding around the situation can help with the healing process and hopefully reduce some of the confusion.
Hospitality to extended family By Rev. Jay Song Knox Presbyterian Church
Christians are the people who practice the welcoming hospitality for the stranger. In the Gospel of Luke, we see that Jesus encourages his followers to invite the poor and the physically challenged. Hospitality is neither a tame practice nor an option to offer only to those who are likeable. It opens the way for all people to be the same under God, part of the extended family, welcomed for who they are in all their uniqueness. Gregory of Nyssa, the ancient Christian theologian, says, “The stranger, those who are naked, without food, infirm and imprisoned are the ones the Gospel intends for.” As Christians we need to accept everyone as a human being in need of God’s love, regardless of their skin colors or appearance or addiction problem or even marital status. God’s hospitality demands all are welcome. As a pilgrim of Christ, anyone could be the host and sometimes the guest. One of the oldest ways in Christian literature about hospitality is the deliberate confusion of the roles of host and guest. The second century writer Diognetus, emphasizing Christian identity, said that “Every foreign land is to them as their native country, and every land of their birth as a land of strangers.” We can be hosts and guests, natives and strangers, citizens and sojourners. Here in Weyburn, there are many people who are isolated and in need, both mentally and physically. And also, there are a number of new comers from other provinces and other ethnic backgrounds. We need to create hospitality that enables those people to overcome isolation and fear. How
about saying Kumusta ka na, which means “How are you” in Filipino greetings? How about saying Sveiki, which means “Hello” in Latvian greetings? We need to come out of ourselves. Hospitality opens the way of practicing peace, doing a tangle thing that can change the world. In a time of hatefilled extremism, I long for a world of nonviolent love, of reconciling peace through hospitality. As part of hospitality, together with our neighboring congregations such as Church of Christ, we Knox Presbyterian Church will run a new program, named Out of the Cold, during the winter from January till March. The gathering will be the place where all the guests (that is those who are in need) and hosts (that is the volunteers) become friends. Actually, in the gathering, both hosts and guests are all an extended family. Starting on January 17, this will be open twice a month at Knox Hall in Sunday evenings. Hopefully it will be open every Sunday evening soon. As the followers of Christ we hope to take our guests into the space that is our minds and our hearts. We will extend welcome and provide hot meal to all the guests. The guests may not necessarily be the poor or marginalized. Anyone feeling isolated or needy can join the supper. New comers and pilgrims will also be welcome. This gathering is not just of Knox Church but of whole community. Anyone who wants to become a volunteer is welcome and can join any time, whether or not they are Christian. Hospitality, indeed, is the way we can come out of ourselves.
ASK WEYBURN CITY COUNCIL A QUESTION
Annual food bank challenge Mayor Debra Button issues a challenge to Barber Motors staff to collect the most food for the Salvation Army’s food bank in a competition with city staff. In the mayor’s hands is a bag of rolled oats, which she gave to Andy Barber to start them off on their collection. The winner of the food bank challenge will be announced at the CP Holiday Train when it arrives in Weyburn on Wednesday, Dec. 16. The public is also welcome to bring food donations at that time. Review Photo 9319 — Greg Nikkel
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2 PIECES TARP - brand new. Call cell (306)891-8913. **48/49 A CENTURY In Review, is available on CD (PC and Macintosh compatible). You can purchase this historical publication of Weyburn from 1899-1999 for $19.95 plus taxes. This makes an excellent resource tool, keepsake, or gift. Order yours today! Allow 2-3 weeks for delivery. Add $3.50 for shipping. Weyburn Review, Box 400, 904 East Avenue, Weyburn, SK S4H 2K4. Phone (306)842-7487, Fax (306)842-0282. Email: production@weyburnreview.com. **01/52 Advertisements and statements contained herein are the sole responsibility of the persons or entities that post the advertisement, and the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspaper Association and membership do not make any warranty as to the accuracy, completeness, truthfulness or reliability of such advertisements. For greater information on advertising conditions, please consult the Association’s Blanket Advertising Conditions on our website at www.swna.com. FIREWOOD FOR sale: Pine and cedar cut, cut and split. Delivery available. Call Larry at (306) 4582762. **48/51 PROVINCE-WIDE CLASSIFIEDS. Reach over 550,000 readers weekly. Call this newspaper NOW or 306-649.1400 for details. RAILROAD TIES and power polls for sale. Phone Larry at (306) 4582762. **48/51 WEYBURN YOUTH Center has for sale 300 feet of new temporary fence. This fence comes in 10x6 panels, is powder painted to prevent it from rusting or at least slow down the rusting process and comes with the feet to make it stand independently. We are open to offers but will not necessarily accept the highest bidder. If you are interested please call 306-842-5165 to make arrangements to drop off your bid in a self addressed sealed envelope. Bids will close December 17th. **50/50
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2015 In Memoriam
Legal/Public Notices
Notice to creditors
Faye Sanders, Executrix for the Estate of Adaline Leola Ireland 107-6th Street NE, Weyburn, SK S4H 1B1
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In the matter of the estate of KEVIN WAYNE YOUNG, late of Oungre, Saskatchewan, deceased. All claims against the above estate, duly verified by statutory declaration and with particulars and valuation of security held, if any, must be sent to the undersigned before December 9, 2015. NSWB LAW FIRM P.C. INC. Box 8, Weyburn, SK S4H 2J8 Solicitors for the proposed Administrator **49/50 WE AT THE REVIEW WILL not knowingly accept or publish an advertisement that requests our readers to send money and a self-addressed envelope when responding to the advertisement.
In Memoriam ROGAL, Ron; October 22, 1942 December 14, 2009 His life a beautiful memory, His absence a silent grief, Never to be forgotten. In our hearts he will always stay, Loved and remembered every day. ~Forever loved and missed, Lynn, Dallas, Nancy, Chelsey and Brett. **50/50
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Coming Events
COMMUNITY COOKBOOK
Meets at the Weyburn Public Library the second Wednesday of every month at 6:30 pm Shaun Seghers March 23, 1987~December 11, 2012 As I sit in heaven and watch you everyday. I try to let you know with signs I never went away. I hear you when you’re laughing, and watch you as you sleep. I see you wish the days away, begging to have me home. So I try to send you signs so you know you are not alone. Don’t feel guilty that you have life that was denied to me. Heaven is truly beautiful, just you wait and see. So live your life, laugh again, enjoy yourself, be free. Then I know with every breath you take You’ll be taking one for me. Love you from Heaven. —Miss you and love you always, Mom, Dad, Steve, Tamara, Samara, Titan, Suri, Scott & Meghan. **49/49
Coming Events THE LLOYDMINSTER EXHIBITIONS Pride of the Prairies Bull Show and Sale. March 6 - 7, 2016. Traditional halter and pen format. Entry deadline: January 5, 2016. For more information: www.lloydexh.com. 306-825-5571 or email Sam: sam@lloydexh.com. Weyburn Farmers’ Market will start up Sat., May 2, 9:30-1:30 pm a t Wey bu r n M a l l a n d r u n every Sat. until Dec. 19. Table cost is $15.00, plus a $10.00 membership for a year. Please phone and book your table with Mellissa (306)870-0103. **18/50
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More medical grads are now staying in province More Saskatchewan medical graduates are staying and calling Saskatchewan home, including in the Sun Country Health Region, with 30 new University of Saskatchewan family medicine grads being added to the physician workforce. The retention rate of family medicine graduates trained at the U of S has jumped by 17 per cent over the past two years. The physician workforce has grown by more than 500 since 2007. One of these grads is Dr. Janessa Grosenick, originally from Radville and now practising in Weyburn at the Primary Health Care Clinic downtown. “I feel very privileged to be able to come back to an area close to where I grew up. The community has made me feel very welcome already, and so far, my fiancé and I feel this is like home. All of the physicians here are very supportive and have made
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People of all ages work on adding artistic touches to their custom-made Christmas cards. A family event called “Cookies, Carolling and Cardmaking”, was hosted athe Weyburn Public Library, in the Allie Griffin Art Gallery. The STARS Show Choir came in and sang Christmas carols, with cookies and refreshments served to those in attendance.
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my transition into practice easier,” said Dr. Grosenick. Marga Cugnet, CEO of Sun Country, praised the increased effort to retain grads from the U of S. “I would say there’s more opportunity to have discussions with Saskatchewan grads. We have a second one coming in September 2016 to Weyburn,” said Cugnet. She noted that Weyburn grad Dr. Jared Oberkirsch will be graduating at the end of May and is due to also start in September at the Primary Care Clinic. “It’s very positive, the work that’s been taking place over the last five years or so,” added Cugnet. “We value our close working relationship with these physicians. Over the past year, the agency has made great efforts to reach out to our U of S medical graduates to make sure they know of the opportunities available to them right here at home,” said Dr. Dennis Kendel, CEO of Saskdocs.
“The College of Medicine’s distributed medical education model means we are continuing to expand training opportunities for medical residents in sites across the province,” said Dr. Preston Smith, dean of the College of Medicine at the U of S. “It is gratifying to see these young physicians choosing to establish their professional practices in communities across Saskatchewan. Seeing physician retention rates on the rise illustrates the college is on the right path, and is making positive contributions to Saskatchewan’s health care system.” Some of the physician recruitment and retention initiatives include a competitive compensation package for physicians. The number of post-graduate physician training seats at the College of Medicine has doubled to 120. The number of undergraduate medical education seats expanded from 60 to 100.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2015
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T h e S a s k a t c h ewa n Roughriders have reached an agreement with former Edmonton Eskimos sideline boss Chris Jones to become the new head coach and general manager. The four-time Grey Cup champion will also act as the club’s defensive coordinator. Jones was linked to the Riders almost immediately after winning the 103rd Grey Cup as the head coach of the Edmonton Eskimos. The Riders were initially granted permission to speak to Jones, who will now take on the added responsibility of being a general manager. “Chris comes with an outstanding track record of success as a defensive coordinator, a head coach and in player personnel,” said Craig Reynolds, Riders president and CEO. Jones has been a CFL coach for 14 seasons and has never missed the playoffs, reaching the division finals 12 times, making seven Grey Cup appearances and winning a Grey Cup with four teams. “This franchise has every opportunity to be successful and we’re committed to working hard to deliver championships for our incredible fans and building towards sustained success for this football
club,” said Reynolds. “We’ve taken an important step towards that goal.” The Riders dismissed head coach Corey Chamblin and general manager Brendan Taman at the end of August after the team started the season 0-9. Bob Dyce took over as head coach after that and Jeremy O’Day as GM, both on an interim basis, while president and CEO Craig Reynolds took the time to search for a longterm solution. While Reynolds explored many avenues, including the possibility of having O’Day and Dyce back in the fold, he couldn’t pass on the opportunity to bring in a proven winner in Jones. A disciple of coaching great Don Matthews, Jones was hired by the Eskimos after being a catalyst in the Argos’ historic 100th Grey Cup win on home turf in 2012. Taking his aggressive coaching style and focus on young international talent to Edmonton, he led the Eskimos from a 4-14 season in 2013 to a 12-6 record a year later and a second-place finish in the West. Jones said that he’ll feel at home in Regina. “Football matters a whole lot down south and it matters a whole lot here and that
hinged on my decision. Not many people get this opportunity and I’m certainly grateful.” “I woke up this morning with a smile in my face,” he added. “I look forward to being able to put together a really good football team and put together a coaching staff and an organization that I know the fans will be proud of.” For a Riders team coming off a three-win season, one of its worst seasons in franchise history, hiring Jones to fulfill both roles was a no-brainer. The veteran coach has proven he can turn a team around quick, and he’ll be busy out of the gate on a team currently with 32 players due to hit free agency. While some difficult decisions await with the likes of Anthony Allen, Rob Bagg, Tyron Brackenridge, Chris Getzlaf, Alex Hall and Ryan Smith among others all hitting free agency, Jones has a chance to make Saskatchewan competitive right away and build the Riders in his preferred mold. Jones also has a good starting point with veteran pivot Darian Durant poised to return under centre for the start of the year, a valuable asset for any coach taking over a team for the first time.
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Sticks clash for the puck A Prince Albert Bear gets her stick crossed with Brooklyn Chicoine from the Weyburn Southern Range Gold Wings, during a game at Crescent Point Place on December 6. Photo 9228 — Sabrina Kraft
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Grudge match revealed for Queen City fights
Skate with Mini Go students
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Members of the Weyburn Red Wings spend some time on the ice with Mini Go students from the Weyburn Family Place. The Red Wings commit a lot of community time, while playing in Weyburn. They visit schools, volunteer with non-profit organizations, and support their community.
A prominent bout will be featured during the Prestige FC 2: Queen City Coronation, set for Saturday, March 12. Recently, Prestige FC has signed what is surely to be the biggest and most anticipated grudge match in all of Canada for 2016. After two years of bad blood, the boiling part has been reach and bitter rivals will finally clash as Adam Lorenz squares off against Curtis “The Demon” Demarce in the featherweight division match. “These two have gone back and forth with call outs, trash talk, and bad intentions for a long time. At last, their names are contracts. This is going to be an insane fight,” said Cord Crowthers, CEO and matchmaker for Prestige FC. “Neither one of them is going to back down or take a step backwards. It is going to be smash-mouth MMA, an absolute war, and a fight every MMA fan in Canada wants to see.” Lorenz (7-4) will have the home-province advantage as the 30-year-old hails from Saskatoon. Although he has focused on coaching of late, Lorenz didn’t hesitate for one moment when presented the chance to battle his longtime nemesis. Of his seven victories, Lorenz has earned one knockout and two firstround submissions. The opportunity was
equally welcomed by Demarce (15-12), one of Canada’s most colorful and stylish fighters. Originally from Brandon, Manitoba, and now fighting out of Edmonton, Alberta, Demarce has fought notable names throughout his career including his two legendary bloodbaths against Richie Whitson and former UFC star Marcus “The Irish Grenade” Davis under the Maximum Fighting Championship banner. Also noteworthy is the fact that Demarce holds a submission win over Tyson Steele, a training partner of Lorenz. Demarce’s career was stalled for over two years due to serious injuries sustained in a car accident but he is determined to make another run with an eye on the Prestige FC featherweight title. Lorenz and Demarce were supposed to tangle a while back, but a failed weight cut kiboshed that fight. Both fighters have vastly different takes on the fight that wasn’t and the fight that will be. The lineup is topped with Lorenz’s teammate Kurt “The Hurt” Southern vying for the Prestige FC featherweight title against Nick “Nyquil” Rhoads. Tickets for Queen City Coronation are now on sale. Purchases can be online at www.ReginaTickets.ca or in person at The Orr Centre box office.
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Novice Oilers win ‘B’ side Members of the Weyburn Novice Oilers gather, after winning the “B” side of the Estevan Novice Tournament, held December 5 and 6. The Novice Oilers will face up against the Novice Dodge Caravan Gold Wings on Saturday, December 12 at Crescent Point Place at 7:30 a.m. Photo 9241
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10 Tips for Mental Health
The following are some simple lifestyle tips, recommended by the Canadian Mental Health Association, so that residents can maintain their optimal mental health. Build Confidence. Identity your abilities and weaknesses together, accept them, build on them and do the best with what you have. Eat right, keep fit. A balanced diet, exercise and rest can help you to reduce stress and enjoy life. Make time for family and friends. These relationships need to be nurtured; or if they are taken for granted they will not be there to share life’s joys and sorrows. Give and accept support. Friends and family relationships thrive when they are “put to the test”. Create a meaningful budget. Financial problems cause stress. Over-spending on the wants instead of the needs is often the culprit. Volunteer. Being involved in community can give a sense of purpose and
satisfaction that paid work cannot provide. Manage stress. Everyone has stressors in their lives, but it is important to learn how to deal with them when they threaten to overwhelm a person. Find strength in numbers. Sharing a problem with others who have had similar experiences may help a person find a solution and will make them feel less isolated. Identify and deal with moods. Everyone needs to find safe and constructive ways to express their feelings of anger, sadness, joy and fear. Learn to be at peace: Each person should get to know who they are, what makes them really happy, and learn to balance what they can and cannot change about themselves. Anyone who wishes to use the services of the Canadian Mental Health Association can visit their Weyburn branch at 404 Ashford Street, or learn more about the organization online at: www.cmha.ca.
Entertaining at the Comp fowl supper
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Comp choir members Laurel Oberkirsch, Taylor Kyle, Kiersten Pfeifer and Jordan Zackrisson sing as part of the Grade 11/12 choir. This was during the Comp’s annual fowl supper in the Cugnet Centre on December 1. A number of choirs and bands entertained those attending the supper, with all proceeds going to the Comp’s SRC to help them provide the activities and services throughout the school year for the students of the Comprehensive School.
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The Southern Range Gold Wings will be at Prairie Sky Co-op on December 5.
They will be bagging groceries & selling tickets!
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Holiday advice from the CMHA:
Mental health should be an important focus
The holiday season is now being celebrated by residents in Weyburn and the surrounding area. While that does bring festive gatherings with family and friends in a time of celebration, the Weyburn branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association is being mindful of those who struggle with mental illness. “While this is a festive time of year, for many people affected by a mental illness the holidays can be a time of crisis when they feel even more depressed and isolated,” said Tasha Collins, program director of the Weyburn CMHA. Establishing good mental health means striking a balance in all aspects of a person’s life: social, physical, spiritual, economic and mental. Reaching a balance is a ongoing learning process. Some people who are affected by a mental illness feel that they have no one to turn to, or there is no one to share these feelings with. Sometimes, they are simply unable to share their feelings with others. Mental illnesses can take many forms, just as physical illnesses do. Mental illnesses are still feared and misunderstood by many people, but the fear will disappear as people learn more about them. “This is why the Canadian Mental Health Association is here, offering support and hope for a better future,” said Collins. The CMHA also provides education on the many different mental illnesses, so that people can become more informed. The dedicated support of the Canadian Mental Health Association board, their staff and volunteers, the community and donors help the organization meet the growing demand for programs and services. “The support also helps keep the public and the government aware of the impact mental illness has on us all, our friends, family and neighbours,” said Collins. “Mental health issues affect us all, which is why it’s so important to support each other and work together.” Anyone who needs support during the holiday season are encouraged to contact their general practitioner, the CMHA Weyburn office at 404 Ashford Street, the Sun Country Health Region mental health and addictions intake, or the Saskatchewan HealthLine at 811. “If you know someone needs support, please ensure they know who to call,” said Collins. She added that if someone is in crisis, it is important to take them to
the nearest hospital or to call 911 for emergencies. CMHA branches across Canada provide a wide range of innovative services and supports to people who are experiencing mental illness and their families. These services are tailored to the needs and resources of the communities where they are based.
Working on the Comp exterior
Review Photo 9314 — Greg Nikkel
A construction worker works on parts of the exterior of the new construction at the Weyburn Comprehensive School. This is phase two of renovations at the Weyburn Comp.
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Beautiful Babies A LOCAL BABY ALBUM BABIES OF 2015
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Saskatchewan Express performs
Photo 9223 — Sabrina Kraft
Singer Jillana Woloschuk gets lifted during a number by the Saskatchewan Express at the Tommy Douglas Centre. Saskatchewan Express performed “Beguiled Again”.
Music students receive gold medals for exams Three Weyburn residents recently received their gold medals for scoring top marks in Saskatchewan on Royal Conservatory examinations. Lindsay Van De Weyer, age 10, received a gold medal in level 4 voice. Her teacher is Diana Woolrich. Ross Van De Weyer, age 12, received his level 3 piano gold medal. His teacher is Cherith Alexander. Keisha Mowchenko, age 18, received her level 9 voice gold medal. Her teacher is Diana Woolrich. Regional Gold Medals are awarded each academic year (September 1 to August 31) to Conservatory examination candidates in Preparatory A and B and Grades 1 to 10 who achieve the highest mark in their respective province or designated region. Eligible candidates must score at least 80 per cent on their practical examination and must have completed the co-requisite theory examinations for their respective grade and discipline. Gold Medal ceremonies are held annually in cities across Canada, often in conjunction with convocation ceremonies, to recognize students’ achievements and acknowledge the contributions of
their teachers. The Royal Conservatory of Music is one of the largest and most respected music and arts education institutions in the world. Providing the definitive standard of excellence in music education through its curriculum, assessments, performances, and teacher education programs, The Conservatory has had a substantial impact on the lives of millions of people globally.
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As we are getting into the holiday season, the increase of impaired driving is upon us. People are getting together with friends and family that they may not have seen in a long period of time, and would like to socialize and have a few wobbly pops, which is fine, but sometimes people feel the need to drive after certain occasions when they shouldn’t. It could result in a DUI, or could even be fatal. Nobody deserves to lose a loved one, especially over the holidays, to impaired driving when it is so easily avoidable. You’re not just putting yourself at risk, you put other drivers who have a family of their own and may even have younger family members in the vehicles with them. Plan ahead and make sure you have a safe ride home. Whether it be a friend, taxi, or even in this nice weather you can walk home. My dad would always tell me, ‘Rent a limo if you have to, even if it costs you a thousand dollars, it’s better than the alternative.’ Everyone deserves to have a safe and happy holiday season. If you have been drinking, don’t drive.
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Throughout many years of policing, I have witnessed the fallout of impaired driving. Loss of property and income. Unplanned anxiety and expenses to deal with the legal system. But the most devastating of all is loss of life and family breakdown. This holiday season REMEMBER your decision extends far beyond you. Please don’t drink and drive!
Please don’t drink and drive — your friends and family want you home alive. Plan a safe ride home when you are making your plans to go out. Drinking and driving is a choice, so please make the smart choice to not drive. There are many options to get home safe: a designated driver, a taxi cab, a friendly police officer, parents and friends.
The phrase “Don’t Drink and Drive” pretty much says it all. If you choose to drive, then don’t drink. If you choose to drink, then don’t drive. Let’s keep our roadways safe. Nobody wants to ruin someone’s Christmas by driving drunk … don’t be that person. Please be responsible and make good decisions this holiday season.
Submitted by Firefighters and the Police Service Always plan a safe way home.
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Community Events Calendar
Thursday, December 10 A live Nativity scene will be held at the Weyburn Free Methodist Church at 6 p.m. There will also be a chance to visit over a cup of hot chocolate. The Weyburn Kinsmen and Kinette Club will host its annual Twinkle Tour. Residents can board a Stagecoach bus at the Wheatland Senior Center at 7 p.m. Saturday, December 12 There will be a Multicultural potluck at the Weyburn Public Library, hosted by the International Women of Weyburn, at 11:30 p.m. Christmas piano music will also be featured at the library at 2 p.m. Monday, December 14 The Weyburn Comp will host their annual Winter Music Concert, starting at 7 p.m. in the Cugnet Centre. Tuesday, December 15 The mobile blood donor clinic will be held at the City Centre Mall from 2 to 8 p.m. Please note the new location.
Volunteer award Neal Keefe thanks the Weyburn Ag Society for nominating him, as he accepted one of three national volunteer awards at the national conference for the Canadian Association of Fairs and Exhibitions in Niagara Falls over the Nov. 21 weekend. As one of the recipients, the organization flew him to Niagara Falls where he was recognized for his years of volunteering. Photo 9315 — Cdn. Assoc. of Fairs and Exhibitions
Raffle winner
To submit your event for the Community Events Calendar log your event on www.weyburnthisweek.com community calendar.
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Thelma Thomson, a retired school teacher, won the Weyburn Humane Society 50/50 raffle. Thelma received $1,615.50 from the 50/50 raffle. The other 50 per cent of the raffle went back to support the Weyburn Humane Society.
Disclaimer: We at Weyburn This Week can not guarantee publication of your community event
Winners
Winners of the Knox Presbyerian Church show and sale were as follows: Norma Shaw, ottoman; Myrna Jacobs, snow globe; Deanna Margetts, reindeer; Donna McLeod, teapot; Shirley Thompson, panda; F. Lawrence, Christmas arrangement.
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Teacher attends black hole workshop
Photo 9218 — Courtesy of Karen Kennedy-Allin
Karen Kennedy-Allin recently attended the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, Ontario, over the November 20 to 22 weekend, participating in a workshop on black holes. During the weekend, 20 teachers from across Canada conducted the hands-on activities and calculations that have been developed by the Perimeter Institute for Grade 9 and 12 students.
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Cenovus Energy donates $2,500 to Souris School, which will help the school expand their nutrition and breakfast program. From left are Keira Fisher, Sienna Bell, Cenovus Energy representative Twila Walkeden, Damien Chretien-MacNamara and Parker Franklin. Souris School runs a breakfast program, which is supported by Prairie Sky Co-op. They want to expand their nutrition program, to ensure more fresh fruits and vegetables are made available to students.
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Crocus 80 Theatre donates $1,700 to the Weyburn and Area KidSport, which was the proceeds of their dessert matinee presentation of “Spirit!” held at the Legion on November 29. From left are Cara Schultz, Crocus 80 executive member and director; and KidSport representatives Brenda Croft, Shelley Glab, Judy Van Betuw and Melissa Weiss.
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Guest Speakers: Paul Coffey & Gregg Zaun silent & live auction! Grand prize draw for vip fan trip raffle
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$ Cruise, Alloys, 1.25 L., Auto., WOW! ... ONLYAir,139 B/W USB, Pwr. Pkg., Rear Camera, 7”
MyLink Touchscreen Radio, Grape Ice Paint - D3-584
b/w
Cash Price
16,999
$
or Finance
105
$
b/w
PRE-OWNED VEHICLES
• Manufacturer’s Warranty 2015 CHeV sILVeraDo Lt 4X4 2015 GMC CreW 2015CHEVY BUICK reGaL 2015 CHeVY sILVeraDo LtZ CUstoMCHEVY sUPerCHarGeD 2014sIerra BUICK 1500 ENCORE AWD • 24 hr. Raodside Asstance2500 2014 SONICtUrBo LS aWD2014 CHEVY IMPALA 2014 BUICK VERANO 2014 SONIC LT • Exchange Privilege
0% up to 84 mo. 1.8 L., Auto, Air, Front Buckets, 2.5 L., IVVL, Auto., Air, Cruise, Premium 2.4 L., Auto., Air, Cruise, Premium 1.8 L., Auto., Air, Cruise, PDZ L. Turbo, Auto., Deluxe Bucket 6.0 L., Auto, Air, Cruise, Tow Pkg., Alloys, RR 5.3 L Auto,1.4 Air, Cruise, Trailer Pkg., Rear Camera, 2.0Input L. Turbo, Auto, AWD, Htd.OnStar, Leather, DualBuckets, Air, 5.3 L., Supercharged, Htd./Cooled, Leather, Aux. Jack, Bluetooth, Pwr. Seat, 18” Alloys, XM, Buckets, Pwr. Windows/Locks, Appearance Pkg., Sunroof, USB, Red Hot Paint, Seating, Air, Cruise, Rear Backup Camera, WiFi, Touchscreen Radio, Cloth XM, USB, Remote Intellilink Radio, Appearance Pkg., WiFi 8” Intellilink Radio, 18” Alloys, 4G WiFi, Premium 20’s, Z71, 2” Lift, Borla Exhaust, 8” Touchscreen, Stabilitrack - D4-336 Touch Screen Radio - D4-229 17” Alloys, 4 yr./80,000 km warranty Htd. Seats, Sunroof, 7” MyLink Radio Camera, 7” Touch Radio, Power Seat Start Sound Sport Hood, Almost 500D4-275 hp Was $37,495 D3-537 - D4-231
$ $ $ oNLY $26,999 $ $$34,949 or2015 $ B/W $ $ $399 B/W $ D5-277 oNLY $33,999 2012 D4-489 oroNLY 268 oror$Finance 235$182 B/Wb/w or $b/w 200 B/W D4-553 136 oNLY 61,249 15,999 or Finance $103 Cash2014 Price 30,499 Finance 198 b/w Cash Price 21,999 or Finance b/w Cash Price or 20,629 or Finance 131 b/w Cash Price $29,903 CHEVY CHEVY CHEVY P ST CoUPe CHEV 2014 BUICKCaMaro VERANO 2014 DeNaLI CHEVY 1500 2015 CHeV 2500SILVERADO Lt 2015 2ss 2015GM GMC sIerra 1500 CreW 2015 CHeV sILVeraDo 1500 Lt TRAVERSE 2014 CHEVY MALIBU 2014 CHEVY LTZ sILVeraDo IMPALA SONIC CRUZECHeVY All2014 Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles PAID ULTIMATE 4X4 DOUBLE CAB LTZ LT qualify for an extra student bonus. LT ECO
ATTENTION STUDENTS
CashD5-65 Price
1.4 L., Turbo, Air, Cruise, Alloys, USB Port, Bluetooth, XM, Pioneer Stereo, Pwr. Pkg., Custom Interior, 91,000 km
11,999
$
D5-51A
1.8 L., Auto., Air, Cruise, 7” Touchscreen MyLink Radio, Alloys, Remote Start, Pwr. Pkg., USB Port, Rear Camera, 22,000 km
0% 99 B/Wup toD5-127A $14,998 OR $110 BW 84 mo.
$
OR
3.6 L. V6, Auto., Air, Remote Start, Pwr. Seats, Touchscreen Radio, Alloys, Rear Camera, 4G WiFi, 22,500 km D5-248A
$
24,998
194
$
OR
B/W
See in-store for details. In-store financing available with all major banks. DUCK COMMAN DER
2012 2011 2009 FORD 2011 2011 CHEVY MITSUBISHI TAURUS CHEVY CADILLAC Interior Strg. Wheel Was $51,560 D3-539 EQUINOX RVR SE LIMITED P PS T $ $T $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ B/W $ PSoNLY $ $ PSTD4-698 oNLY $SB/W $ PST $ AVEO CTS AWD T b/w $39,967 D5-205 39,999 orPAIDb/w 270 B/W D4-560 316 299 B/W 52,737 oror$Finance 348 D4-500 38,622 or Cash Price oNLY 27,498 or Finance 178 Cash Price 18,999 oroNLY Finance 158 b/w Cash263 Price 48,985 or Finance Cash Price or 51,999 or Finance 334 Cash Price 40,949 b/w PA269 ID PAID PAID b/w 2 LTD PAID AWD AWD AWD
2.4 L., Auto., Htd. Leather, Sunroof, 2.5 L., Auto., Air, Cruise, Pwr. 3.6 L., Auto., Htd./Cooled Leather, 5.3 L., Auto., Htd./Cooled Leather, Camo 5.3 L., Auto., Air, Cruise, Full Feather 6.2Seat, L. V8,Remote TapShift Auto, 7” Touch Radio, 6.0Pwr. L. Auto, Air, Cruise, Trimmed HD Trailering 8” Touch 5.3 L., Auto,Htd. Htd./Cooled 5.3 L.Bluetooth, Auto, Air, Cruise, Power Seat,Rear Tow Pkg., Pwr. Start,Sunroof, 7” Radio, Windows/Locks, 16” Alloys, DVD,WiFi, Sunroof, NAV, Liftgate, Seats,Pkg., Ultimate GFX Pkg., Trailer Buckets, Leather, Custom Sunroof, Sport Pkg., 20’s, USB, RS Pkg., 20” Alloys, Rear Cam., Red Radio, WiFi, Remote Start, XM, Power Seat WiFi, 20” Alloys, Audio, RR Camera, Htd. XM, Touchscreen Radio, Rear Camera Rear Camera, Front Collision Alert Front Buckets, 10 Air Bags - D4-202 Remote Start, 20’s - D3-514 Pkg., Rear Camera, Htd. Strg. Wheel - D4-119 TrailerBose Pkg., Touch Radio - D4-402
3.0 L., Auto., Sunroof, Htd. Leather, 3.5 L. V6, Auto., AWD, Sunroof, Rear 2.0 L. Auto., Air, Cruise, Pwr. 2.4 L. Auto., Air, Htd. Seats, Bluetooth, GMC sIerra 1500 sLt 2015 CHeVY CaMaro 2ss CoNVertIBLe 2015 CHeV sILVeraDo HIGHSensors, CoUNtrY sIerra 2500 sLeBluetooth, USB2015 Memory Seats, Bluetooth, XM, Chroma 2500 Park Htd. Seats, Dual2015 Climate,GMCWindows/Locks, Alloys, USB Port, Premium Audio, Alloys, Rear
1.6 L., Auto., Air, Cruise, Sunroof, Pwr. Pkg., Sport Pkg., Alloys, MP3, Spoiler, 49,000 km
10,998
$
D3-622AA
OR
109 B/W
$
Flair Paint, Alloys, Duals A/C, 44,000 km D5-160B
25,998
$
OR
244
$
b/w
Pwr. Windows/Locks, Alloys, 122,000 km D4-370A
$
10,998
0% 2011 2011Mal Barber 2009 p to Charlieu Travis Doug Dreis Jerome Sidloski Meghan Patzer Sales Manager Sales Associate Sales Associate PONTIAC Sales Associate CHEVYDealer 84 mo.CHEVY CAMARO MALIBU LT G5 SE PST PST L. Duramax, AllisonPATrans., Sunroof, NAV, WiFi, 6.2 L., V8, Tapshift Auto, PowerPTop, AID Htd. Leather, CONVERTIBLE PLATINUM6.6 COUPE Heated/Cooled UpgradedIDLeather, Heated Strg. NAV, 20” Alloys, Remote Start, Heads Up Display
www. Was $58,040 2.4 L.
6.2 L. 426 Hp, RS Pkg., Aftermarket Exhaust & Suspension Kit,$20’s, Auto. Premium $ D5-90 oNLY or Audio, Htd. Leather, Only 20,000 km
45,999
Wheel, BOSE Audio
Auto., Htd. Seats, Air, Cruise,
$
B/W
D5-17C
13,998
$
Camera, Remote Start, 85,000 km
OR
139
$
B/W
D5-75A
20,998
$
OR
199 B/W
$
2009 FORD Andy Barber 2010 Kim Reeve Russ Chartrand Financial Services General Manager Fleet Manager EXPLORER GMC SPORTTRAC TERRAIN PST PST PST All Terrain Pkg., Paint Match Bumpers, 6.6 L. Duramax, PAID Allison Trans., Z71, Trailering Pkg., PAID AWD 1 Power Seat, Rear PAID 6.2L, Diamond White Paint, 20’s, XM, WiFi, Heated Polished Alloys, 8” TouchSLT Radio,
Dennis Lizuck Sales Associate
Camera
2.2 L. Auto., Sunroof, Remote Start,
Scott Garbutt Sales Associate
.com
Strg. Wheel
2.4 L., Auto., AWD, Htd. Leather,
Adrenalin Ed., 4x4, Sunroof, Htd.
#1 Government $Road, $
$ 99 GMC sIerra 14,998 147 2015 GMC 21,998 209 14,998 147OR3500 2015 2500 sLt Weyburn, 2015 CHeV sILVeraDo 1LZ9,998 4X4 1-800-922-6531 1-306-842-6531 SK sIerra 2500 sLt $
2010 CHEVY CAMARO 2SS COUPE
109
Port, 127,000 km
$ 4.6 L. V8, Alloys, $ Start, Pwr. Seat, Bluetooth, Remote Air,$Cruise, 16” Alloys, USB Port, oNLY $58,441 Sunroof, Remote Start, Alloys, Leather, Pwr.B/W 51,299 or $339 D5-199 oNLY 69,132 or 480 B/W D5-131 or $408 B/W Rear D5-276 oNLY 307 B/W Ultra Lux Suede Seats, 56,000 km Bluetooth, Subwoofer, 64,000 km Cam, Bluetooth, USB Port, 134,000 km Seat, Loaded! 140,000 km
OR 278 b/w D5-56B 201529,998 CHeVY sILVeraDo Ls 4X4
D5-107A
OR
$
PST PAID
OR
2010 DODGE CHARGER SXT
$
BW
PST PAID
D5-176A
$
OR
$
2005 PONTIAC G5 SE COUPE
B/W
PST PAID
D4-439A
$
OR
2008 INFINITY FX35 AWD
b/w
PST PAID
D5-206B
2007 PONTIAC TORRENT AWD
OR
$
B/W
PST PAID
6.2 L., Hurst Shifter, Performance 3.5 L. V6, Auto., Leather Buckets, 2.2 L. Auto., Sunroof, Premium Sound, 3.5 L. Auto., Air, Cruise, Sunroof, 3.4 L. V6, Auto., AWD, Sunroof, Remote Exhaust, RS Pkg., 20” Alloys, Inferno Air, Cruise, Pwr. Windows/Locks, MP3, Remote Start, Alloys, Pwr. Pkg., Htd. Leather, Brake Assist, Start, 6 CD, MP3, Pioneer Audio, Htd. 4.3 L., Auto, Air, Cruise, Power Windows/Locks, All Terrain Pkg., 6.6 L.Alloys, Duramax, Allison Trans., GFX Ultimate Pkg! 6.6 L. Duramax, Allison 6.6133,000 L. Duramax, Leather,94,500 km Orange Trim & Paint, Only 19,000 km MP3, Alloys, kmAllison Trans., Htd./Cooled Front Buckets, Bluetooth, 125,000 km Seats, Pwr. Seat, 151,000 km
Colour Screen MyLink Radio, Bluetooth, WiFi, XM $ $ D4-621A
25,750 $
249$ B/W
oNLY 27,499 or 183 B/W OR
NAV, Z71, Rear Camera, Tow Pkg., Htd. Strg. Wheel $ $
10,998
$
D4-475A
OR
109 $
b/w
D5-25A
7,998
oNLY 63,592 or $442 B/W
Sunroof, Painted Bumpers, 4G WiFi, NAV, Heated Trans., Sunroof, Z71, Heated/Cooled, 4G WiFi, $ Leather and Strg. Wheel $ Loaded! $ $ $ 130 B/W D3-351A OR 219 B/W D4-584C OR 96 B/W
OR
18,998
oNLY $66,119 or $459 B/W
8,998
oNLY $69,999 or $486 B/W
D4-666 D5-126 D4-609 D4-187 ALL CREDITS BACK TO DEALER. OUR PRICES INCLUDE FREIGHT. LOYALTY BONUS INCLUDED ON NEW PRICING. CASH PRICES ARE PLUS FEES/TAXES. ALL PAYMENTS ARE 0% DOWN O.A.C. AND ARE FEES/TAXES PAID.
Mal Barber Dealer
Charlie Travis Sales Manager
Doug Dreis Sales Associate
www.
Jerome Sidloski Sales Associate
Meghan Patzer Sales Associate
Dennis Lizuck Sales Associate
Scott Garbutt Sales Associate
www. BarBer Motors .com 1-800-922-6531 or 1-306-842-6531
1-800-922-6531 OR 1-306-842-6531 #1 GoV’t rD., WeYBUrN
Russ Chartrand Fleet Manager
Kim Reeve Financial Services
Andy Barber General Manager
.com #1 Gov’t Rd., Weyburn
*All credits back to dealer. Payments are taxes, fees and freight paid. Cash prices are plus fees/taxes. Includes minimum Connect & Win bonuses.