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Giving Back: WIT Scholarship Program

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Weyburn Inland Terminal Ltd. awards scholarships annually to 21 High Schools in its core trading area.  Each scholarship has a value of $400.00, and one is awarded for every multiple of 50 students in the graduation class.  In 2009 WIT awarded 23 scholarships.  To be considered, students must attend any University, College or Technical School within18 months of graduation.   Preference is given to agricultural related studies, however other applicants are considered.  Each school’s selection committee reviews all applications and makes the winning candidate selection.  Weyburn Inland Terminal Ltd., through its scholarship program, is proud to assist students in the communities we serve to further their education.

sch09_pondMeghan Pond
Bengough School
sch09_messageJustin Message
Avonlea School
sch09_nagyCodie Nagy
Ogema School
 sch09_mazencTaylor Ryan Mazenc
Weyburn Comprehensive School
sch09_allanSarah Allan
"33" Central School Fillmore		 sch09_sattlerKyle Sattler
Milestone School
sch09_nollKaitlyn Noll
Coronach School		 sch09_shervenKaitlan Sherven
Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
sch09_martinsonJordan Martinson
Midale Central School		 sch09_phillipsBrayden Phillips
Stoughton Central School
sch09_gilchristTyson Gilchrist
Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
 sch09_haselhanShalane Haselhan
Lampman School
sch09_langErin Lang
Montmartre School		 sch09_neisznerAmanda Neiszner
Weyburn Comprehensive School
sch09_overbyeEvan Overbye
Gladmar Regional High School		 sch09_lalondeSarah LaLonde
Estevan Comprehensive School
sch09_devreeseStephanie Devreese
Radville Regional High School		 sch09_hislopDuane Hislop
Arcola School
sch09_dukartMarlee Dukart
Estevan Comprehensive School		 sch09_kellerDrew Keller
Vibank School
sch09_hyattKaylynn Hyatt
Pangman School		 sch09_wahlTanner Wahl
Yellow Grass School
sch09_corriganAshley Corrigan
Gordon F. Kells High School, Carlyle

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At Weyburn Inland Terminal you can expect constant improvement. The staff from top to bottom is just excellent; they know who you are either on the phone or in person. This year they have made improvements to increase the speed of grain unloading; improving a system that is already the best in the industry. Six days a week, 13 hours a day, you can count on having great staff and great facilities.

-Gord Glaze, Riceton