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CRAIK—Two women appeared in Moose Jaw provincial court last Tuesday to answer to several charges, including fleeing from police and possession of stolen property.
They were caught and charged as a result of a near miss with a member of the Craik RCMP detachment
On Sunday night, at about 10:30 p.m., Nov. 25, a Craik RCMP member was conducting a vehicle stop a in the southbound lanes of Highway 11 near Girvin when a stolen vehicle swerved towards the police SUV. Police estimate the vehicle was travelling at 130 kilometres per hour and it almost hit the Craik RCMP member and the vehicle.
The officer attempted to stop the vehicle, but when it wouldn’t pull over, he did not pursue it.
A short time later RCMP from other detachments spotted the suspect vehicle near Findlater and began pursuing it. The chase ended once a spike belt was deployed near the valley at Lumsden. Three of the vehicle’s tires were deflated. As a result it slowed to about 10 km/h.
At a low speed, a White Butte RCMP vehicle then struck the suspect vehicle’s rear end, bringing the chase to an end.
Two adult females were arrested.
Menyll Ochuschayoo, 24, of Meadow Lake, is charged with assault with a weapon, two counts of flight from police, possession of stolen property over $5,000 and possession of stolen property under $5,000. Twenty-three-year-old Shanee Axelson, of Regina, is charged with possession of stolen property over $5,000 and five counts of possession of stolen property under $5,000.
Dec. 4, 1941 – Nov. 23, 2018
It is with great sadness that the family of Robert Stephenson announce his passing on November 23, 2018 at the Davidson Health Care Centre.
Robert is survived by his loving family: Sister Grace (Lloyd) Surkan of Regina, aunt Elsie Pearn of Calgary and uncle Walter Sander of Drumheller.
Robert also leaves to mourn his extended family; Gary and Nancy and family, Kelly and Shelley and family and Clint and Sheila and family, all of Regina, Sherry Shick of Calgary, Gail Carleton of Ontario and Candy and Mike Roach of Saskatoon, as well as numerous cousins.
Robert was born in Davidson in 1941 and attended Cherry Grove School. He worked with his parents on the farm, land kept in the family for three generations. Robert enjoyed farm life, raising livestock as well as grain farming. He finally retired in 2008 and moved into Davidson.
Robert enjoyed sports, and could be found watching local hockey and curling games during the winter. He was also fond of coffee and dinners and never missed Agribition in Regina.
As well as supporting local sporting events, Robert supported local businesses. He would often say there was no need to go to the city, “I can get that in Davidson.”
A Celebration of Robert’s Life Funeral Service was held at the Davidson United Church on Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. and Robert was laid to rest with his parents at the Davidson Community Cemetery. Donations in memory of Robert may be directed to the Davidson Junior Athletic Association or the Davidson Health Trust Fund.
Hanson’s Funeral Home of Davidson in care of arrangements.
Sandra was born on February 6, 1951 in Outlook Saskatchewan and passed away on November 25, 2018. Sandra is survived by her husband of 47 years, her two children Alison (Tom) Douglas and Clayton (Trish) Schilling and her six grandchildren Austin, Riley, Quinn, Lucas, Jacob and Ethan. Brothers Dennis (Pat) Lucki, Gerry (Rhonda) Lucki, Sisters Betty (Murray) Lloyd and Alice (Lynden) Zimmer. As well as numerous nieces and nephews.
She is predeceased by her parents Margaret and Clifford Lucki, sister Sheila and brother Donald, granddaughter Sidney Rae and parents in-law Jacob and Leah Schilling.
Sandra moved to Davidson in 1968. She met Milton Schilling and they married on October 8, 1971. Over the next 47 years they built a life together. She began her career life at the Davidson Hotel as a waitress. After an education upgrade she worked as a home care aide, later moving into the laundry position for the Davidson Hospital, Prairie View Lodge and the Davidson Health Centre. She was fortunate enough to take several years at home to be with her children, later returning back to work until she succumbed to health issues, leaving on disability. She battled COPD for 30 years. She beat lung cancer in 2011 and was diagnosed with congestive heart disease in 2017.
She passed away peacefully with family at the Davidson Hospital.
A Celebration of Sandra’s Life Funeral Service was held Thursday, Nov. 29 at 2 p.m. at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church in Davidson. Sandra was laid to rest in the family plot at Davidson Community Cemetery. For those so wishing, memorial donations in memory of Sandra may be directed to the Lung Association or a charity of choice.
Hanson’s Funeral Home of Davidson in care of arrangements.
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It is with broken hearts that we announce the sudden passing of Stephen David Andreas on November 8, 2018 at the age of forty seven. He was predeceased by his mother Jacqueline, his father Frank and his mother-in-law Bernice Jaremicki, as well as grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. Stephen is survived by his partner Cindy, daughter Paige, son Jaden and his three brothers Kelvin, Trent, Robin and their families. Born September 1, 1971 at the Craik Union Hospital, Stephen was raised on the family farm, east of Girvin. Educated in Davidson, Stephen went on after high school to further his post secondary at SIAST in the field of Heavy Duty Mechanics, before returning to the Girvin area to be involved in the farming operation. The farm would eventually expand to become a livestock venture. Stephen’s passion for helping people would ultimately be the driving force behind him establishing a second business, Dark Knight Towing. Stephen was a generous and loving person who touched many in the short time he was allowed to be here with us. As a loving partner, great father, loyal friend, helpful neighbour and little brother, Stephen’s passing leaves a deep wound in all who knew him. With arrangements entrusted to Hanson’s Funeral Home in Davidson, funeral services were held on November 14, 2018 with the interment following at the Girvin Cemetery. Those wishing to do so, may make donations to a trust fund set up for Paige and Jaden at the Credit Union in Chamberlain, Saskatchewan.