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08 Weyburn This Week, Friday, July 3, 2015
LET US HELP YOU FILL
THAT POSITION!
EMPLOYMENT LISTINGS
Full-Time and Part-Time Positions Available.
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Weyburn DQ Grill & Chill
20 Railway Avenue, Weyburn, SK
15071SFF1
• Route 13A - 79 papers:Park Ave., 200 Block
14th St., McKinnon
Bay, 1400 Block
Coteau Ave.
• Route 7C - 84 papers:700 & 800 Block of
Washington Dr.,
Campbell Cres., Abells
Bay, Porter Bay
• Route 6A - 59 papers:Douglas Rd., 13th St.
NE, 800 Block
Brimacombe Dr.
• Route 4 - 159 papers:200 Block Douglas
Rd., 100 Block Birch
Drive; King St., 600
Block Windsor St., Ash
Drive; Highfield Cres.,
Duke St.
WE HAVEPERMANENT &
SUMMER RELIEFROUTES
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CALL CHRISTA AT
(306) 842-3900
Trauma service dog joins Southeast Victim Services UnitWeyburn and surrounding area is now home to one of
seven dogs in Canada that are part of the Pacific AssistanceDog Society (PADS) program, based out of Burnaby, B.C.PADS is a non-profit organization that breeds, raises, trainsand provides assistance dogs to people living with physicaldisabilities. In addition, the PADS program trains dogs towork alongside professionals in what is referred to as theCanine Assistance Intervention Program. Intervention dogsare bred, raised and trained to calm, and be a well-man-nered presence with those who are experiencing trauma, pain,illness and grief.
Beaumont is a two-and-a-half year-old black Labrador,which will be working alongside Tara Busch of SoutheastRegional Victim Services. He will work as an interventiondog in Weyburn and Estevan police departments, as well asseven surrounding rural detachments.
Beaumont has received extensive training in the last twoyears. Typically, dogs are raised and socialized in public, byvolunteers, from the time they are eight weeks old to roughly16 months. During that time, they learn approximately 30commands that include basic obedience (sit, down, stand,etc.), positioning (heel, side, front, etc.) and building blocksof skill development (touch, target, tug, etc.).
As young adults, the dogs go through a vigourous assess-
ment to ensure that they have the caliber of tempermentand health required for an effective placement. Duringthat assessment, PADS program trainers look for very spe-cific traits required to be placed as a Canine InterventionOfficer. Qualities required include a calm, quiet demeanor,willingness to engage with people of all ages and very im-portantly, the ability to release negative emotion that theymay take on from those they are helping.
Beaumont, who is being handled by Busch, has alreadyshown great promise. He knows 36 commands and re-cently provided support at the Court House.
“We actually did have him in court. We had him in asoft room previous to the witness testifying, and after, andit actually went very, very well”, commented Busch.
The Southeast Regional Victim Services is a police basesintervention program funded by Victims Services,Saskatchewan Justice. Their role is to aid victims of crimeand traumatic events by providing information, advocacy,support and referral, as well as providing support through-out the criminal justice process. They are pleased and feelfortunate to have Beaumont as an addition to their teamto help work with the victims.
For more information regarding the PADS program,visit www.pads.ca.
Southeast Regional Victim Services Coordinator, Tara Busch, with trauma service dog, Beaumont, at the WeyburnPolice Department on June 24.
Weyburn Wor-Kin Shop holds Annual General MeetingThe Weyburn Wor-Kin Shop held their Annual General Meeting on June 17 in their new Day
Program building located at 1800 Ebel Road.The report given by Chairman Ken Meckling stated that "…the past year has been like a dream
come true as we saw our new facilities come to fruition." He also acknowledged the strong Boardof Directors for their many volunteer hours and thanked the community for their support.
The report from Executive Director Andria Brady detailed the successes of the past year andthanked the staff for their passion and commitment to providing positive supports.
The highlights of the year included:May - broke ground on Phase 2 of the construction project - the new Day Program Building.October - Moved Woodshop, Paper Recycling and Confidential Document Shredding pro-
grams into brand new Vocational Training Centre.November - opened brand new SARCAN Recycling depot and held official grand opening
with local and provincial dignitaries in attendance.January - purchase of Harvest Pie Company.Detailed reports were provided on the various divisions and the auditor's report highlighted
the positive financial position the agency ended the year in.The evening ended with tours of the new building.
The Weyburn Wor-Kin Shop elected a new Board of Directors at the Annual GeneralMeeting held June 17. Back row (l-r), Gary Cooney, Denise Guest, Kim Reeve, DeanneMiller-Jones, Lloyd Montgomery and Candice Porter. Front row, Ken Meckling andAndria Brady. Missing from photo is Norma Buydens.
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