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Kiwanis Club of The Battlefords
While Kiwanis is international in scope, the Kiwanis Club of the
Battlefords makes the needs of children in the Battlefords its fi rst
priority.
Club meetings are held every Monday noon, at Venice House
Restaurant and offer an atmosphere of fun, learning and fellowship.
Noon meetings generally consist of project updates followed by thoughtprovoking
community speakers.
The Kiwanis Club supports a wide range of community
organizations and our service projects are often linked to the Kiwanis
Program. “Young Children: Priority One,” but we address other
needs within the community. Some community organizations
and community needs that we have been able to assist are:
KEY (Kiwanis Educates Youth) Club in John Paul II, Kiwanis
Music Festival, Boys and Girls Club, Battlefords Union Hospital
Foundation, Meals on Wheels, Kiwanis Novice Hockey Tournament,
Finlayson Island Nature Trail, Cancer canvass and Relay for Life,
walking trails, funding for the CUPlex project, plus numerous
scholarships and sponsorships.
Our major fund-raising activities include: Kiwanis Bicycle Auction,
bingos and Kiwanis Skate Exchange.
Contact:
President - Dave Eckel - 445-5351
Past-President - Jim West - 446-2369
Secretary - David Dutton - 446-3665
Treasurer - Don Zehner - 445-1127
Knights of Columbus Council #2094
Purpose or mission statement: The general purpose of our Council is
one of charity. We raise funds for Community and National Charities.
We are a fraternal organization based on faith.
Meet monthly on the 3rd Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. at Knights of
Columbus Hall, 1202 - 105th Street.
Contact:
Grand Knight - Bryan Boechler
Deputy Grand Knight - Laurier Prince
Hall Rental Information - John Vany - 445-5306 or cell 441-8595
Knights of Columbus
- District 15
The Knights of Columbus (K of C) is an International Catholic, Family,
Fraternal Service Organization of Catholic Men. District 15 is made up
of fi ve Third-Degree councils in the North Battleford area. John Vany
(445-5306). District Deputy in charge of these fi ve councils, with over 526
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members. The Knights of the area are proud to have among them two Past
State Deputies. They are: Eugene Thera, and Mervyn Welter. We honour
the memory of Past State Deputy, John Etcheverry who passed away in
2003. For membership, contact the Grand Knight or Financial Secretary
of any of the councils listed below. There is also one Assembly of Fourth
Degree Knights of Columbus in the Battlefords area.
North Battleford K of C Council No. 2094 is known as the “Mother
Council” of the area. It was instituted on February 15, 1920. This Council
now has over 160 members from Notre Dame and All Saints parishes in
the city and includes members from Hafford and Mayfair as well as other
parishes in Sask., Alberta, and B.C. Jeff Baldwin is Grand Knight. The
Financial Secretary is Guy Binette (446-0196). Meetings are held at the K
of C Centre, 1202 - 105 Street on the third Wednesday of the month. The
council hosts a Sunday Brunch every 4th Sunday of the month.
Pope John XXIII Council No. 5694 was instituted on April 22, 1965.
The Council comprises of Vawn, Edam, Meota and Jackfi sh areas. Maurille
Corbeil (397-5000) is the Grand Knight and Denis deMontanal (397-2513)
is the Financial Secretary. 73 members. Meetings are held on the second
Tuesday of each month.
St. Joseph Calasanctius Council No. 7336 was chartered in 1979.
Edouard J. Robert (445-4627) is the Grand Knight. Elwood Fuchs (445-
4529) is the Financial Secretary. 136 members. Meetings are held on the third
Wednesday of the month at K of C Club Room, 1952-98 St., North
Battleford. The Council hosts a Sunday Brunch every 2nd Sunday of the
month.
Father Bigonesse Council No. 5626 located in the town of Battleford
was formed in 1964. Is very active in the Catholic Parish of St. Vital and
the Battleford community. Tom Sieben (446-2408) is Grand Knight. The
Financial Secretary is Garret Francais (937-3180). 108 members. Meetings
are held every fi rst Tuesday of each month. The Council hosts a Sunday
Brunch every 1st Sunday of the month.
Dr. Hamelin Council No. 5878 serves St. Andres parish in North
Battleford and St. Jean Baptiste de la Salle at Delmas. The council was
formed in 1965 to serve the francophone communities. This council takes
an active part in all segments of charities. The Grand Knight is Claude
Desnoyer (445-4049). The Financial Secretary is Martin Prince (446-3095).
38 members. Meetings are held every second Tuesday of the month.
The Dr. Uhrich Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus Assembly
No. 1066 is the Patriotic Degree of the Knights of Columbus. The
primary purpose of the Fourth Degree is to foster the spirit of patriotism
for God and the country. The Fourth Degree members are strong
supporters of the local Bishop and provide honorary guards on special
occasions. At present, the Assembly has over 150 members in the
north-west area of Saskatchewan. Sir Knight Mark Bonneau (445-0556)
will serve as Faithful Navigator, and Sir Knight Glen Gantetoer (445-
7619) will serve as Faithful Comptroller. Supper meetings beginning
with Mass at 6 p.m. are held on the fourth Monday of each month.
The ladies and widows of deceased members are invited to the Mass and
supper.
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North Battleford B.P.O. Elks
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of Canada was founded
in 1912 and was incorporated by an act of Parliament, May 16, 1913. The
North Battleford Lodge No. 369 of the B.P.O.E. was founded in 1953.
The purpose of this society are: benevolent, provident, moral and
charitable purposes and in particular to generally assist children for their
good and welfare.
The National Charity of our order is The Elks and Royal Purple fund
for children and through this the Elks Deaf Detection and Development
Program. This charity offers assistance to children under the age of 19 years
who for one reason or another require it and assistance is not available
through other channels.
Today we have a variety of Ongoing Provincial Programs across
Canada for the hearing and communicatively disabled child. The
Saskatchewan Preschool Auditory Rehabilitation Centre or SPARC,
was founded in 1976. It is located at the Royal University Hospital
in Saskatoon and provides free hearing tests for preschool children.
The Institute for Stuttering Treatment and Research, University of Alberta,
Edmonton, was founded in 1986. This program provides research and a
unique model service with immense benefi ts for the stuttering child.
The Elks and Royal Purple Drug Awareness Program assists in educating
children about the danger of drug and alcohol abuse. The North Battleford
Lodge supports these programs as well as many local charity and needy
groups or individuals. Bingos continue to be our main fund raising
projects. The Elks Tennis Courts in the city are sponsored by the lodge:
In May, 1998, the lodge committed $18,000 to fund the continuation of
the multipurpose exercise trail from Scott Drive to Douglas Avenue. Over
the years most children and youth activities, sports programs including
minor football league have received assistance from the Elks.
In 1993 the Elks purchased four emergency room beds and two heart
monitors for a cost of $40,000 for Battlefords Union Hospital. In 2003
$9,500 was committed to furnish one palliative care room at BUH. In
2009 we funded $4,000 toward the purchase of the score clock at the Civic
Centre. We are one of the groups sponsoring free skating for adults and
children. Since 2010, more than $175,000 has been donated throughout
the community to individuals, schools, groups and organizations. In 2010
we donated $50,000 to the Acquatic Centre at the CUPlex multi purpose
facility, in keeping with our purpose of assisting children and adults.
Elks of Canada mission statement is “A national, fraternal and charitable
organization promoting and support community needs through volunteer
efforts of local lodges.”
Anyone who may be interested in becoming a member of the order or
anyone requiring further information may contact any member or write
to Box 726, North Battleford, S9A 2Y9 or phone 445-5007.
Meetings are held as required except for July and August. Meetings are
at 8 p.m. in the Air Cadets Hall, 792 - 111th Street
Contact:
Exalted Ruler - Terry Fawell - 446-4943
North Battleford
Bonaventure Lions Club
Meetings: First Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. and the third
Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Lions Den, 1602 - 103rd
Street, North Battleford.
In keeping with the Lions Club’s motto “We Serve” members of our club
support for Canadian Diabetes Association, Heart and Stroke Foundation,
Cancer Society and Skateboard Park & Public Skating Program. We
provide our assistance at River Heights Lodge teas, the birthday parties
and teas at Battlefords District Care Centre and Villa Pascal and prepare
a Christmas supper for mental health clients and annually deliver Meals
on Wheels. The annual Christmas party and spring barbecue are long
standing services we provide to clients of the CNIB.
Our club contributes towards training workshops for Lions-Quest, a
confl ict management program used in schools. Contributions are also
made to national and international levels of the Lions Foundation.
Two of our well known fund-raisers are our homemade
Christmas cakes which are sold in November and December
each year and our Annual Dinner and Art Auction featuring
Saskatchewan artists held in late February/early March each year.
Both these projects allow us to provide fi nancial support of local
needs.
Contact:
President - June Newsham - 445-3337
Secretary - Ellie MacBishop
North Battleford
Lions Club Inc.
North Battleford Lions Club was chartered in1954. Lions motto is
We Serve.
Local projects completed include lights for the Don Ross toboggan
hill, Lions Clubhouse in Centennial Park, Lions Ball Diamonds, Play
Grounds, B.U.H. Equipment, Scouts of Canada.
Present projects include Lions Quest in local schools, support for
C.N.I.B., collection of used eye glasses that are processed and sent to
areas that are in need, weekly sponsorship of sight impaired bowling,
cosponsor Citizen of Year with News-Optimist and Co-op, BUH, Lions
Guide Dogs of Canada, Safety Council, Bike Rodeo, Lions Eye Bank,
Music Festival, Svoboda Dance Festival, special needs request.
Funds are raised through many projects. The main ones being Annual
Gun Toy and Antique Show and Annual Cash Draw.
Meetings are held the fi rst and third Mondays of the month (excluding
July and August) at 6:30 p.m. at the Lions Den 1602 - 103rd Street.
If interested in becoming a part of this group or any other reason to
contact please see the following.
Contact:
President - Rod Russell
Secretary - Harold Bishop
Treasurer - Del Lapp
The Order of the Eastern Star
The Order of the Eastern Star, North Battleford Chapter No. 2 was
organized in 1912. The present membership is 84, local and out of town
members. Our projects and concerns are ESTARL (Eastern Star Training
Awards for Religious Leadership), Cancer Dressings, Cancer Research,
M.S. Saskatchewan Research, International Peace Gardens and Homes
for our Senior members.
Locally we support the Remembrance Day Wreath Campaign, knit
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mittens, toques and slippers for those in need at Christmas time and save
stamps, which in turn are sold to purchase materials for the making of
Cancer Dressings, which are provided free of charge to cancer patients.
Show concern for the personal welfare of all our members and their
families.
Offi cers are:
Worthy Matron - Idella Barr - 446-2170
Worthy Patron - Gordon Yarde - 937-3265
Secretary - Irene Martin - 445-8345
Treasurer - Susan Francescone - 445-4836
Meetings are held every second Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m., from September
to June at the Masonic Temple 1482-92nd Street.
Contact:
For further information about membership contact Beth Joseph
892-2076
The Order of United Commercial
Travellers of America
North Battleford Council #645
The Order of United Commercial Travelers of America was founded
on January 16, 1938.
This is an International fraternal organization whose aim is to:
• unite fraternally all persons of good moral character who are now
or may hereafter become eligible to membership under the provisions
of the constitution of the order;
• give all moral and material aid in its power to its members and those
dependent on them. Also to assist the widows, widowers and orphans
of deceased members;
• establish indemnity funds and issue insurance and other benefi ts
permissible under the laws governing fraternal benefi t societies;
• secure just and equitable consideration for all members.
The North Battleford Council has been in existence since the early
1930s and has spent a great deal of time and effort raising funds for
the Canadian Cancer Society. Another major project is the support of
Centennial Park Education Centre. We also help the Special Olympics
in their endeavours and sponsor Junior Golf.
We meet the second Wednesday of each month in the Canadian
Cancer Society offi ce.
Contact:
Senior Counsellor Don Salie
Secretary - Joyce Salie
10814 Meighn Crescent
North Battleford, Sask., S9A 3L3
Phone - 446-3005
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River Heights Lodge Auxiliary
The Auxiliary focuses their efforts on fundraising for resident comfort
items, and facility needs. Some to the purchased items have included:
over bed tables, sheepskins, large screen TV’s, birthday fl owers and
Christmas gifts. We also support community outings by purchasing
tickets for the Handi-Bus.
We meet the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 12 noon at River Heights
Lodge.
Contact:
Myrna Kalev - 446-6076
Carol Johnson - 445-4352
The Rotary Club of the Battlefords
Chartered on April 26, 1920
Rotary is an organization of business and professional women and
men united to provide humanitarian service, to encourage high ethical
standards in all vocations, and to help build good will and peace in the
world. Membership is based on business classifi cation and normally
attracts proprietors, partners, corporate offi cers and managers of worthy
businesses and professions.
Internationally, Rotary has raised more than $600 million
to support an immunization program to eradicate polio in the
world.
In The Battleford’s many of our projects have focused on the
celebration of excellence in youth as leaders in tomorrow’s world.
Scholarships in academics and the arts, RYLA, RYPEN, and
international student exchange are all examples of Rotary commitment
to youth in the Battlefords..
Rotary has supported local projects such as the Rotary Skateboard
Park, King Hill, Multipurpose Walking Trail, the Senator Sparrow
Splash Park and CUPlex. Many of the funds raised for the projects
come from the Trip of the Month, the famous Spud-Nut booth at the
fair and Hockey Draft.
The Rotary Club of the Battlefords sponsors the Integrity
Award each year and is awarded at the President’s Wind Up. A non-
Rotarian is awarded the award for his or her integrity in their profession
and/or volunteer work within the community.
Rotary meets each Monday at 12:00 noon at the Tropical Inn.
Effective July 1, 2012-13 Rotary Offi cers include:
President - Brian Maunula
Past President - Lee Ulmer
Contact:
For further information
www.rotaryclubofthebattlefords.ca
PO Box 745
North Battleford, SK S9A 2Y9
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch
No. 9
Following the Great War of 1914-18 veterans formed clubs throughout
Canada. They became an offi cial service club in 1925 when a Dominion
Organization was duly registered and Legion clubs were formed in each
province wherever veterans settled. The Battleford Branch of the Royal
Canadian Legion was chartered October 6, 1926.
The purpose of the Legion is to constitute an association of those who
have served or are serving in Her Majesties Armed Forces and others
who support the purpose of the Legion. To bring about unity of all who
served. To further among them the spirit of comradeship and mutual
help. To perpetuate the memory and deed of the fallen and those who
die in the future. To promote and care for memorials to their valor and
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sacrifi ce. To insure that proper attention be paid to the welfare of all who
served and welfare of their dependents. To encourage, promote, engage
in or support all forms of national, provincial, municipal or community
service or any charitable purpose.
Projects include: General welfare of veterans, continual upgrading
of the hall, November 11 Poppy campaign, Cenotaph repair and
landscape in conjunction with the town, sports participation in the
community and within the branch, sponsoring of the Army Cadets,
a ramp has been put in place to make the hall accessible to the
handicapped, cooperate with the Town to enhance the cemetery with
particular attention to Veterans plot. Battlefords Legion No. 9 holds
regular monthly meetings in the lower hall on the fi rst Monday of each
month at 7:30 p.m.
Contact:
The current offi cers are:
President - Esther Delainey - 445-7399
Rentals - Leslie McFarlane - 937-7471
Box 1179
Battleford, SK S0M 0E0
The Royal Canadian Legion
Branch No. 70 (Sask)
www.rclbranch70.ca
Branch 70 has served the Battlefords and area since November
2, 1926. Our Mission is “To Serve Veterans and their dependants,
promote Remembrance and act in the Service of Canada and its
Communities.”
Our Legion supports a variety of organizations and charities in the
Battlefords area and our General Meetings are held every fourth Tuesday
of each month at 7:00 p.m.
The Sloan Auditorium (lower hall) can be rented for most functions,
please call for more information.
Lounge is open Monday to Saturday from 2:00 p.m. - 12:00
a.m. Activities include Friday BBQ, Saturday Meat Draws, the
odd Fish and Chip Night or Steak Night. Other activities such
as Darts, Cards, Pool tournaments, and entertainment could be available
at different times through the year.
Non-members and members alike are welcome to attend these
functions.
Contact:
Please call us at the Royal Canadian Legion 306-445-2173 for more
information.
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The Royal Canadian Legion
Saskatchewan Hospital Branch
No. 349
The Saskatchewan Hospital Legion was established in 1948 by the
returned veterans who worked for the hospital. Their concern was
for the care and comfort of over 200 patient veterans residing in
Saskatchewan Hospital and the Battlefords Care Centre. Our involvement
today is the November 11th service at Saskatchewan Hospital, visiting
the remaining veterans from World War II, providing a home cooked
Christmas Dinner and gifts to the veterans.
Contact Legion Branch 349:
President - Irene Klassen, - 445-4092
Secretary-Treasurer - Dorothy Edworthy - 445-3219
Royal Purple North Battleford
Lodge No. 173
Our lodge was instituted on Feb. 22, 1954. On April 16, 2004 we
celebrated our 50th anniversary. A National, Fraternal and Charitable
Organization identifying and addressing community needs through
the volunteer efforts of it’s membership. Vision Statement - To be the
leading National Organization helping children, our communities and
offering personal development. We fi nancially assist various youth
groups locally and otherwise as funds permit. We also assist the Elks
in their charitable ventures.
Annual projects over the years have been varied. Royal Purple
Day is the fi rst Wednesday in June each year when lodges all across
Canada do an act of charity for others. We do lunches for the Mental
Health dances, Meals on Wheels, youth groups, 4-H groups, musical
festival, Bowl For Kids, Interval House, Festival of Trees, Kamp
for Kids and many more. We support our national charity, The Elks
and the Purple Cross Fund for children. Kits targeting bullying and
teasing are placed in schools throughout the Battlefords. We also help
support the RCMP and Elks drug and alcohol awareness program in
the schools.
We do catering, have craft sales, sell tickets and work bingo for the
Elks. At present we are holding two bake sales a year to help support our
charities. We also have barbecues at Battlefords and District Co-op.
Meetings are held the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in
the Pioneer Hall excluding July and August.
Contact:
Honoured Royal Lady - Joan Harrison
Associate Royal Lady - Olga Bendall
Loyal Lady - Sally Savoie
Lecturing Lady - Pat Kellett
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Chaplin - Renny Brack
Conductess - Kathy Gerbrandt
Pianist - Joan Harrison
Treasurer - Virginia Lavallee
Secretary - Marie Schneider
Box 1181
Battleford, SK S0M 0E0
SaskTel Pioneers
www.sasktelpioneers.com
SaskTel Pioneers is a volunteer organization, promoting and participating
in activities that respond to community needs. The organization consists
of retired, working and previous employees of SaskTel. It also includes
spouses who also contribute a great deal to the organization.
Our focus is on education, environment and health. We participate in
such programs as Computers for Schools, Meals on Wheels, Relay for
Life, Phone Book recycling and environment projects, partnering with
several other organizations, as well as with SaskTel.
Through our education initiative in the last fi ve years, we have
provided funding for literacy programs in 30 schools in the North
Battleford District. We help fund projects and equipment at long term
care facilities such as River Heights Lodge and Villa Pascal. We also are
involved with the BUH Foundation providing free of charge telephone
service in two of the Palliative Care rooms at Battlefords Union Hospital.
We also take part in BUHF Festival of Trees running the Sweet Shop.
Blue Bird houses are made for the Wildlife Federation and for others
that request them. We have provided benches and bird feeders on
Finlayson Island and partner with the Battlefords Trade & Education
Centre in providing a vegetable garden for their soup program. As well
as maintaining and landscaping fl ower beds, as part of our commitment
to Communities in Bloom.
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Contact:
For further information visit the website:
www.sasktelpioneers.com
Or President - Brent Degenstein at 441-0507
nbpioneers@sasktel.net
The Sons of Norway
Sons of Norway is a Fraternal Benefi t Society founded in 1895 in
Minneapolis. The objective was to unite in a fraternal organization
people of Norwegian birth, descent or affi liation.
Today Sons of Norway gives its members the opportunity to keep alive
their cherished memories, customs and culture of their homeland.
Some activities of the local lodge, Nisse 4-567: weekly get togethers
for bowling, golfi ng, Norwegian Whist.
Christmas party, shared events with Brubyen Lodge, Saskatoon.
Nisse Lodge meets the second Thursday in the evening in September,
November, January, March and May in the Lawn Bowling Club
House.
Contact:
President - Arlene Walker - 892-4300
Secretary - Janice Morton - 386-1215
TOPS (Take off Pounds Sensibly)
TOPS Club Inc. is a non-profi t, non commercial weight loss education
and support organization.
Meetings every Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. at Hope Mennonite Fellowship
Church, 1291 - 109 Street, North Battleford.
Contact:
Leader - Lea Spielman - 445-5064
Co-Leader - Jan Trost - 937-7639
781 - 110th Street
North Battleford, SK
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Part II - Special Interest and Recreation
AWANA Boys and Girls Club
Territorial Drive Alliance Church
The AWANA Club is an interdenominational organization for boys
and girls from age three years to Grade 6. Our name is an acrostic taken
from 11 Timothy 2:15 - “Do your best to present yourself to God as
one approved, a workman who does not need to be ashamed and who
correctly handles the word of truth.” (NIV) In other words, Approved
Workmen Are Not Ashamed - AWANA.
AWANA Club meets each Tuesday from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. at the
Territorial Drive Alliance Church. Club begins in early September and
runs until the end of April.
The evening is divided into three parts — game time, handbook
time and council time. Game time encourages good sportsmanship
and competition. Handbook time focuses on scripture memorization.
Each clubber has an opportunity to recite their memory work
to qualifi ed leaders. Council time is a time of singing, presentation
of awards and a devotional. There are special theme nights each month
that everyone enjoys. One special activity is the annual “Grand Prix”
during which the clubbers race model cars which they have constructed
out of wood.
Girls and boys from all denominations are welcome.
Contact:
Mona Bruynooghe 445-5637 or the church offi ce 445-5158
Battle River Archers Archery Club
Our club’s purpose is to promote the sport of archery. Our members enjoy
the opportunity to introduce non-members to the sport and to improve their
skill level in a safe and friendly environment.
Our club’s facilities appeal to target archers, 3D archers and bow hunters.
Our club is an active participant in the Saskatchewan Archery Association’s
“Junior Olympic Program” wherein young archers (age 20 and under) receive
coaching and recognition as they progress to higher levels of profi ciency.
Indoor shooting runs December through April and our outdoor range
opens each spring as soon as weather permits.
Adult, youth & family memberships are available at very affordable rates.
Contact:
Raquel Hepp - 445-1433
Larry Mackrell - 445-0006
10020 Thatcher Avenue, North Battleford
445-3757
Dr. Shawn Haas Dr. Sheri-lyn Berry
Dr. Dominique Mannix
Battle River Cloggers
The Battle River Cloggers was formed in the fall of 1987, when a
group of square dancers asked Dona Keys if she would be their instructor.
The club has grown to include people from all around the Battlefords.
In the fall of 1995, we started a children’s class.
Clogging is done with a double tap on the shoe. It came from the
Appalachian Mountains and was modernized to better fi t modern music.
The Battle River Cloggers dance selected Monday nights and Thursday
afternoons, starting the end of September to the end of April. Dona Keys
is the instructor. We dance at 10326 Bunce Cres.
Contact:
Dona Keys - 446-2503.
Battleford Quilters
The Battleford Quilters group was formed on March 6, 1974.
The traditional art of hand quilting is enjoyed by 15 members who
meet each Wednesday at the Alex Dillabough Center from 1:00 p.m.
to 4:30 p.m.
Visitors are welcome to join us to observe, put in a few stitches and
have a cup of tea with us. New members are always welcome.
The Battlefords Quilters will take orders for quilts to be hand quilted.
The customers provide the top, with the batting and backing.
All the hand quilting is stitched by volunteers, with the proceeds
kept in the community. Each hand quilted quilt has our logo embroidered
on the back by our faithful 98 year old quilter. Antique quilts are
precious. If you have an antique top, please let us revive it for you to
enjoy.
The Battleford Quilters members have sewn and hand quilted a quilt
each year, which is donated to charities such a The Battlefords Union
Hospital Foundation for the Festival of Trees, River Heights Lodge
Auxiliary for the Walk in Winter Wonderland, and this year a quilt for
the 2012 Motorcycle Ride for Dad which supports Cancer Research.
Members enjoy demonstrating hand quilting for special occasions
at Fort Battleford and The Western Development Museum. We hope to
continue to share our quilting art with both organizations. We will be
quilting at the WDM during Those Were the Days in August.
Anyone interested in having their quilt top hand quilted, or in joining
our club, may please contact:
Contact:
Betty - 937-3403
Mary - 937-2926
Kay - 937-2506
Arlene - 445-2660
Battlefords Agricultural Society
www.agsociety.com
The Battlefords Ag. Society operates under the guidelines of the
Saskatchewan Agricultural Societies Act, its own constitution and
bylaws. The objectives of the society are to encourage improvement in
agriculture, homemaking , industry, manufacturing, arts and to promote
educational activities, recreation and community development.
Created in 1885 by our pioneers, records and documents show the
local society has continuously served the surrounding communities in
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a variety of activities. Members of the society come from the general
membership who join active committees. New members are always
welcome. Honorary and regular offi cers of the society form the board
of directors. Day to day operations are furthered from the board by
employees.
Current activities focus around the Battlefords Children’s Festival,
CPCA Races, 4-H Regional Show and Sale, and the 125th annual
Agricultural Exhibition known as Northwest Territorial Days August 14
- 17, with a parade to kick it off August 13 in the evening. Parade theme
is “125 Years of History in the Making”. Agrimex is a commercial trade
fair that allows business people to exhibit in appropriate classifi cations
to support agriculture, business and industry. The Mistletoe Craft and
Gift Show and Sale will be held November 3 and 4, 2012.
Based on 70 acres of property on the eastern edge of the city the
grounds boast the Agriplex, offi ce, fi ve livestock barns, AgriVilla,
grandstand, riding arenas and race track. Efforts are continuously in
progress to upgrade the facilities to be able to serve an ever-changing
community by hosting a variety of activities annually. The Agricultural
Society is an integral part of our tourism industry.
This year’s president is Dana Alexander. Society staff includes
general manager Jocelyn Ritchie, Amy Schick, George Geering, Elaine
Geering and Amanda Perepliokin.
Contact:
For service & information please contact the offi ce at Exhibition
Park.
Phone - 445-2024
Fax - 445-3352
Email - b.agsociety@sasktel.net
Visit us at www.agsociety.com or on Facebook
1-866-446-8877
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Battlefords &
Area Horticulture Society
This is the Horticultural Society’s 66th Anniversary and throughout
those many years the society has provided horticultural information
to its members and the community. The society promotes and assists
community beautifi cation.
Meetings are held on the third Monday of the month, with the exception
of August and December. All meetings are held at the Hillcrest Centre and
the membership fee is $5.00 per year. Members can also take advantage
of a subscription to “the Gardener for the Prairies” at a special rate.
We will be hosting our annual Horticulture Show August 15 – 17, 2012
at the Agriplex Building on the Exhibition Grounds in conjunction with
the annual fair. All residents of the area are welcome to enter. There is no
entry fee. You can call any of the executive members for more information.
This will be a great show with gardeners exhibiting the best they grow.
There will also be some special displays. Show books are available at the
Battlefords Agricultural Society offi ce or from the secretary.
Our main fund raisers continue to be our Spring House Plant and Bake
Sale, Spring Bedding Plant Sale and our Fall Bake and “What-not” Sale.
Occasionally we bring in a key-note speaker and invite the public. We
hope to have this an on-going project each spring.
We have welcomed many new members, and they come to learn and
participate in gardening enjoyment. Members come from about a 50
mile radius.
Contact:
Executive for 2012
President – Saras Naidoo - 937-7203
Vice President – Helen Buchanan - 937-3605
Treasurer – Ruth Bilanski - 549-4903 or 445-4903 (winter)
Secretary – Maxine Beardsworth - 445-9638
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Battlefords & District
Farmers Market
To provide fresh, quality, locally produced goods; including fresh
baking, local produce, honey, eggs, preserves, fl owers, crafts and much
more. Markets are held outdoors spring thru fall.
We are at Battleford Furniture, Battleford on Thursdays from 8:30
a.m. - 12:00 noon and Carousel Bingo Parking Lot, 1202 - 100th Street
on Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
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Contact:
Joeleen Milman - 389-2414
Email: glenjo@sasktel.net
Battlefords Art Club
The basic aim of the club is to help and encourage each member to
develop their potential for creating satisfying artwork in any medium.
Many of the members have had work accepted in Saskatchewan and
National juried shows. The club supports visual arts in the Battlefords,
and promotes exhibits of local work. They also encourage visits by artists
from elsewhere, and promote a variety of workshops.
The only membership requirement is an active, participatory interest
in the visual arts in any medium. The fees are very affordable and
workshops are offered. Members meet once a week on Tuesdays in
the Craft Room at the Don Ross Centre.
Contact:
Rita - 445-5636
Chris - 445-5336
Karen - 445-7245
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Battlefords Amateur Radio
Association Inc.
Established to promote and encourage the hobby of Amateur (Ham)
radio in our community. Training classes and support is offered to
anyone interested. Our services are available to provide communications
for community activities wherever possible. Our members are part of
an international group of radio operators who are always available to
provide our services in emergency situations. New members are always
welcome.
Contact:
For information on classes or to request our assistance contact:
President - Rick Schwab - 937-7107
Vice-President - Cliff Holm - 937-3069
Secretary-Treasurer - Ray Rosler - 445-3114
Website - ve5brc.amateurradio.ca
Battlefords Beaver
Good Sam Chapter
A group of people interested in camping and socializing in a spirit
of helping each other.
The Good Sam Club is the largest Recreation Vehicle Owners Club
in North America with nearly one million members. Saskatchewan
currently has 16 Chapters comprised of over 300 member families
throughout the province.
The Battlefords Beaver Chapter of Good Sam organizes monthly
summer RV events and various winter activities with the goal of enjoying
recreational fellowship.
The Saskatchewan Samboree is held each year in early June with the
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Battlefords chosen as the site of the 2007 event. The Samboree includes
tours, educational RV seminars and an RV market place which enhances
lots of good fellowship. An exciting event, open to all RV owners.
General meeting in the fall each Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. Meeting for
coffee or breakfast. All camping organized.
Contact:
President - Yvonne Nyholt - 445-3690
Membership/Promotion Committee:
Ed and Kathy Smith - 306-937-3686
Battlefords
Blend Harmony Chorus
Battlefords Blend is a group of ladies who sing four part harmony
acappella style. The chorus practices every Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. at the
Western Development Museum. Education and training is provided in
four part harmony. The chorus sings on request.
Contact:
President - Linda MacDonald - 892-2452
Co-Directors - Marie Ferguson - 895-4825
- Annette Duhaime - (H) 397-2660 or (W) 397-2317
Membership - Gail Meiers - 892-2196
Booking Contacts - Fay MacKinnon - 445-3484
- JoAnne Stirton - 445-9994
- Gail Meiers - 892-2196
Battlefords Branch of the
Ukrainian Canadian Cultural Council
Battlefords Branch - Saskatchewan Provincial Council
(UCC-SPC)
The fi rst local cultural council of representatives from various
Ukrainian community organizations in the Battlefords was founded in
1976 at North Battleford aided by Provincial Executive Saskatchewan
Council (UCC-SPC).
Aim: To promote Ukrainian culture and Ukrainian language in the
Battlefords by coordinating the work of various Ukrainian organizations
in this region and by representing the Ukrainian community and its
views on local matters.
BUCCC participates in many ethnic projects and activities.
Meetings are held monthly at Slawa Centre (Ukrainian Seniors
Centre) at 792-108th Street in North Battleford. Please feel welcome
to attend this worthwhile organization.
Contact:
President: Paul Kardynal - 446-0848 (offi ce) 446-0283 (home)
Vice-President - Marion Palidwor - 937-7657
Past President - Jennie Penzie - 446-3731
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Secretary - Evelyn Kardynal - 446-0283
Treasurer - Patricia Bohun
Mailing Address:
Battlefords Ukrainian Canadian Cultural Council,
P.O. Box 1252, North Battleford, SK, S9A 2Y7
E-mail: kardynalandassoc@sasktel.net
Battlefords Community Players
The purpose of the club is to promote, maintain and present live
theatre in the Battlefords. The club is one of the oldest community
theatre groups in the province and the fi rst to introduce supper theatre
to Saskatchewan audiences.
The club traditionally presents four productions each year and works
with other groups in joint ventures to present a wide variety of opportunities
to the community. We pride ourselves in the presentation of locally written
work, thus improving another form of art in the community.
Our 2012-2013 season will include four productions, mainly comedies
as part of our regular season. We will also produce A Country Opera
- Musical Theatre as a special presentation as our contribution to help
celebrate the City of North Battlefords’ 100th Birthday. Battlefords
Community Palyers will also host TheatreFest 2013, a week long
community theatre celebration featuring 7 play in 7 nights from 7
communities across the province.
The annual meeting of the club is held in the fall of each year and
regular monthly meetings are held on the third Wednesday of every
month in our new Club House at 102 - 26th Street, Battleford.
Contact:
How can you be involved? Just call 446-3133 or
write Box 1445
North Battleford, SK S9A 3M1
Battlefords Duplicate Bridge Club
The Bridge Club is in its 43rd year of operation. Bridge is a very
intelligent game among card games and possibly the most popular. One
session of Bridge is offered every week - Thursdays, 7:00 p.m. Phone
445-7615 or 937-2952 for more information. At $4.00 per session with
coffee it is a very good bargain and an excellent pastime, especially
during the winter months.
Two charity games are held each year, one local and the other national.
Apart from the above three memorial tournaments are held - sectionals,
regionals. Provincial, national and international bridge tournaments are
regular features.
Lessons are given on Tuesday evenings, starting in the fall for six
weeks, with novice games continuing through the year. All novice
players are welcome to come and play on Tuesday afternoons.
The Battlefords Duplicate Bridge Club is an affi liated club with the
American Contract Bridge Club in Memphis, Tennessee, USA, the HQ
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for all bridge clubs in North America.
Executive is:
President - Gerry Fernandes
Vice-President - Jean Lawes
Secretary - Jean Beattie - 937-2952
Treasurer - Donna Scherman
Club Manager - Margaret Dyck - 445-7615
Contact:
Battlefords Duplicate Bridge Club
792-101 Street
North Battleford
Phone - 441-0653
Battlefords Genealogical Society
The Battlefords Genealogical Society is a branch of the Saskatchewan
Genealogical Society. Members enjoy tracing their individual family
trees and family histories.
Branch activities include gathering and sharing genealogical
information. “Through The Branches”, the once a year publication
provides articles which assist in past and present family
research.
Meetings are held the third Wednesday of each month in the North
Battleford Public Library from 7:00 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. (excluding May,
June, July and August). Everyone is welcome!
Contact:
Janice Walker
R.R. #3
North Battleford, Sask. S9A 2X4
Phone - 306-445-5425
Battlefords
Highland Dancing Association
Any person interested in preserving and extending a knowledge
of Scottish culture, especially through the various forms of Highland
Dance, is invited to join the Highland Dance Association.
The association, consisting of many of the parents of the dancers,
sponsors an annual Robbie Burns Night usually held the 3rd weekend
in January.
The Highland Dancers often dance at local functions and entertain
regularly at seniors’ homes and the Saskatchewan Hospital. They also
take part in provincial competitions and workshops.
The Association meets at Third Avenue United Church, North
Battleford with lessons offered on Thursdays.
Contact:
Janet Custer - 445-0191
Battlefords Horseshoe Club
League play is on Wednesday evenings between 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. You
are on your own. Play as many games as you wish at any time. Take your
holiday. No catch up games necessary. New players are given a handicap
to equalize their games with those who have been playing for years.
Age 65 Men, ladies and juniors pitch a distance of 30 feet. Men under
65 pitch 40 feet.
We hold one sanction tournament a year. We also have one at the
Exhibition grounds (Northwest Territorial Days). We host a wind-up
in the fall for members only, which includes a supper, and award
presentations are made.
Membership fees are $20 for adults, $8 for juniors and under 10 are
free. Anyone interested can be an associate member for a $2 fee.
Contacts:
President - Marg Kemp 445-5646
Vice-President - Vern Bannerman 386-2276
Secretary/Treasurer - Eileen Kozakavich 445-2734
Regional Representatives - Vern Bannerman & Frank Ironstand
We welcome everyone to come down to the pits near the swimming
pool on Wednesday evenings for fun in the sun.
Battlefords Jazz Society Inc.
The goals of the Society are to promote both the performance and
education of Jazz and other musical styles in the Battlefords. We host
at least four events annually where we bring in live musical entertainers
in either a concert or cabaret style. We also assist in the education of
Jazz through workshops and clinics.
Annual membership fees are $10.00 per person and $15.00 for family.
Your membership entitles you to advance ticket sales at a discounted
price as well as receiving our Newsletter, “All That Jazz.”
Contact:
Box 1713
North Battleford, SK
S9A 3W2
Laird Brittin - 446-3210
Battlefords Kiwanis Music
Festival Association
The Battlefords Kiwanis Music Festival Association held its fi rst
festival on May 2, 1932 under the affi liation of the Saskatchewan
Music Festival Association. The festival was held in the Legion Hall
with 80 entries. The president was Ira Lawrence and the secretary was
G. Alex Kevin.
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Toll Free 1-800-667-6248
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Battlefords Community Directory
CONTENTS
Municipal Government and Tourism - Pages 3 - 5
PART I - Community Service Clubs and Lodges - Pages 6 - 14
PART II - Special Interest and Recreation - Pages 15 - 34
PART III - Human Services and Health Organizations - Pages 35 - 52
The 2012 Battlefords Community Directory has been made possible
through the co-operation of many individuals and community
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North Battleford hosted a Northern District Festival in the spring
of 1925 in the Arena Skating Rink. This point of interest gives some
indication as to the extent of early musical interest in The Battlefords
and area.
In 2001 our 70th anniversary was celebrated. Our festival is
one of the few that carries the distinction of conducting continued
festivals for 70 years. The objective of our association is to encourage
musical growth and development. The festival gives young people an
opportunity to perform in public, compete with others their own age
and benefi t from the suggestions given by the adjudicators.
Our committee consists of many dedicated volunteers who help to
co-ordinate the festival. Financial assistance and awards are donated
by service clubs, businesses and individuals as well as by the City of
North Battleford and the Town of Battleford.
Five general meetings are held per year and any interested persons
are welcome to attend.
Contact:
President, BKMF
Box 1301
North Battleford, SK
S9A 3L8
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Battlefords
Lawn Bowling Club
The Battlefords Lawn Bowling Club was formed on May 24, 1978.
In 1979 the club affi liated with the Provincial and Canadian Lawn
Bowling Association.
The purpose of the club is to provide lawn bowling opportunities
for members wishing to participate for recreation, fellowship and to
prepare themselves for competitive lawn bowling.
The club has sponsored coaching and umpiring clinics and have
fi ve qualifi ed coaches. The coaches will be giving lessons in the
spring (late April or May) to any one interested in joining the club
with lessons fi rst. This sport is open to people of all ages - young and
not so young. Any members desiring to improve their game may take
a few lessons also.
Our members compete in tournaments in Saskatoon and exchange
Fun Days with Saskatoon Clubs, Nutana and Mayfair.
Membership is open to anyone and new members are welcome.
Contact:
President - Vernon Iverson
Secretary-Treasurer - Judy Iverson
Esther Chapman, 446-0085
1202-101st Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 0Z7
Phone (306) 445-6404
Fax (306) 445-6414
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Battlefords North Stars Hockey Club
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For over 30 years, the Battlefords North Stars, a local Junior A hockey
team within the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL), has
provided the Battlefords and area with exciting hockey action, along with
extensive community involvement. This local hockey club is a not-forprofi
t organization and community-owned. Thus, their main objective
is to provide the Battlefords and area with entertainment, along with
increasing visitors to our area. In addition, they provide an opportunity
for young male athletes to continue their post-secondary education. As
well, in appreciation, the players assist in numerous community events
that promote education and health, such events with the Canadian Cancer
Society, reading programs and regular school visits.
The Battlefords North Stars hockey club is mainly managed by a
large number of volunteers within our community. Their volunteers assist
with game day activities (program sales, 50/50 draws), fundraisers, and
various events. To ensure proper care of the players, volunteer billets
provide their home to care for the players during the hockey season.
As well, this organization has an annual elected board of directors, who
volunteer their time to assist in many areas. The board of directors is
elected by hockey club members, who can join for a small fee.
Many fundraisers and events are held each hockey season to ensure
their objectives. Volunteers are required to assist within many areas.
Some examples of the Battlefords North Stars’ annual fundraisers
consist of the Stars Ag Project, Jackfi sh Lake Fishing Derby and the
Golf Classic Tournament.
Contact:
North Stars Offi ce - Phone: 445-STAR (7827)
E-mail: offi ce@northstars.ca
Battlefords North West Historical Society
Our Purpose:
To encourage interest and awareness of local history.
To promote the preservation of historic resources, encourage an
interest in history, collect historic material and research and publish
historic information.
To receive research and publish materials related to local history.
Our Meeting Dates and Times:
Third Wednesday of each month except July, August and December
at Lions Club House, Battleford at 1:30 p.m
Contact:
Executive Members:
President - Gil Bellavance
Vice President - Larry Romanow
Secretary - Joyce George - 445-3480
Treasurer - Laura-Ruby Stade
Battlefords Photo Club Inc.
Formed in 1985, the aim of the Club is to promote the art of photography
in the community. The Club is open to anyone with a camera and the desire
to take interesting photos. Through the year, the Club presents guest speakers,
slide shows, workshops, and fi eld trips. Annual shows are presented to the
public to display the members’ work.
The Battlefords Photo Club displays the picture of the month at
Crandleberries.
The Battlefords Photo Club meets from September to June in
Room 103 of the Don Ross, at 7:30 p.m., on the fi rst Tuesday of the month.
Contact:
President - Chris Wolfe - 445-3902
Vice President - Barbara Mitchell - 445-2305
Mailing address: 9011 Mitchell Ave., North Battleford, SK S9A 3J6
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Battlefords Registered Music
Teachers’ Association
Since its founding in 1948, the Battlefords branch of the
Saskatchewan Registered Music Teachers Association has been
actively concerned and involved in the provision of quality music
education. Active members of the association reside in Glenbush, Cut
Knife, Shellbrook, Spiritwood, Unity, Battleford, North Battleford and
surrounding rural areas.
The members frequently serve their communities as church organists,
accompanists, guest soloists, playing for weddings or funerals, as well
as teaching and preparing students for music festivals, examinations
and public recitals. At least one degree from a recognized educational
institution must be obtained before becoming a full member of the
association.
Because of affi liation with the Canadian Federation of Music Teachers
Association students of Registered Music Teachers have special
opportunities to achieve experience in music writing competitions
conducted nationally. Students who perform can take part in auditions
for the Young Artist Series. Winners of this competition will perform
a series of concerts on a tour which is hosted by the Registered Music
Teachers Association.
Canada Music Week Recital is to be held November 18, 2012 in
North Battleford, SK.
Contact:
Offi cers include:
President - Robin Rutherford (Unity), A.R.C.T., RMT
Phone 228-2493
Vice President - Cathy Swerid (Battleford), A.T.C.M. RMT
Phone 937-2305
Past President - Marjorie Klassen (Glenbush), A.RCT, RMT
Phone 342-4946
Secretary - Diane Neil (Unity), A.R.C.T., RMT
Phone 228-3782
Treasurer - Carolyn Voss (Spiritwood) Pre-diploma
Phone 883-2719
Battlefords Sailing Club
www.battlefordssailingclub.ca
This club is one of the fi nest sailing club facilities in the province.
Built in 1985, the facility offers a large lounge area, fully equipped
kitchen, change rooms and indoor showers, offi ce and concession. The
clubhouse is available for rent on a daily basis at reasonable rates. The
clubhouse is located on a sandy beach, just east of Meota Regional Park
on the south shore of Jackfi sh Lake.
The club offers inter club sailing competition and also hosts
sailing lessons with the beginner class and advanced classes,
and offers kayak lessons with its newly acquired recreational
kayaks. This year’s regatta will be held July 28 and 29, sailing school
July 23 - 27 and is the major event sponsored by the club. The club has
an active membership and guests are always welcome.
Contact:
www.battlefordssailingclub.com
Vice Commodore - Shane Fluney
Phone - 441-8813
Battlefords Senior Soccer
Association Inc.
The BSSA organizes outdoor soccer for men and women. They also
organize an indoor league for women and a men’s drop in night.
League play started in 1996.
Contact:
Address: Box 534, North Battleford, SK S9A 2Y7
For information call: Natalie Jesney - 446-0942
Gord Pepple - 398-7452
Battlefords Skating Club
The Battlefords Skating Club is a great place for children of all ages to
come and learn how to skate. The club offers learn to skate for children
age 3 -5 years, CanSkate and StarSkate programs to skaters from the
Battlefords and surrounding areas.
The programs are offered Monday through Saturday at various rinks
in the Battlefords from September- March. Registration is held in late
August as well as throughout the season.
Contact:
President - Debbie Fennig
Vice President - Heather St. Amant
Secretary - Laurie Letrud
Treasurer - Kristen Monchuk
Battlefords Ukrainian Seniors
Society Branch No. 184
The Battlefords Ukrainian Seniors Society Branch No. 184 was fi rst
organized October 1977. The purpose was to get Ukrainian Canadians
together for recreation and socialization. Having no permanent home,
the basements of the two Ukrainian churches were put to use, alternating
every Wednesday for readings, cards, singing and general socializing.
In January 1980, we acquired the former band hall, started dismantling
on January 14, 1980 and in three days time had it moved to our present
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location at 792 - 108 Street.
Through the generosity of our people and the great amount
of volunteer labor by so many we now have a building that is paid
for, which serves many purposes and we are very proud to show
it off.
The seniors gather once a week on Wednesday afternoon for
socializing, enjoy playing cards, dancing and having pot luck suppers.
Every second Wednesday of the month we have a monthly meeting at
the Battlefords Ukrainian Seniors Hall. The last Monday of the month
we celebrate birthdays with a supper. Ladies also do crafts.
We gather for suppers with others for certain celebrations such as
Ukrainian New Year, Ukrainian Heritage Day and any other occasion
that warrants such a supper.
Films, slides and guest speakers also are hosted. Many workshops
are held to keep up our heritage. The hall is also used by the Svoboda
Dancers and The Ukrainian Cultural Society with whom we are closely
associated, and the Ukrainian Studies Group.
We do not receive any grants. All expenses are borne by ladies catering
and selling food such as perogies.
Contact:
President - Dick Semeniuk - 446-2269
Vice-President - John Sendecki - 937-3190
Secretary - Sally Lazarowich - 445-2595
Battlefords Vintage Auto Club Inc.
Meetings are held on the fi rst Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m.
at the Western Development Museum.
The club is organized to develop interest in the restoration and
preservation of vintage and special interest automobiles, to promote
fellowship, and to encourage the working together of members and their
Northwest Territorial Days
125th Annual Parade
of History in the making
August 13th at 7:00 pm
Northwest Territorial Days
Exhibition
August 14th - 17th
Mistletoe Craft & Gift Show
November 3rd & 4th
Call 445-2024 for more information
or visit us at www.agsociety.com
families in their social and automotive interests. You do not have to own
a vintage vehicle. Anyone with any vehicle is welcome to join.
Memberships are for the year January 1 to December 31 and are $30.
They must be paid by March 1 of each year to register for members’ to
be included in the current roster.
The Battlefords Vintage Automobile Club is a member of the
Saskatchewan Association of Antique Automobile Clubs Corporation,
and also of the National Association of Antique Automobile Clubs of
Canada Corporation.
Contact:
President - Clayton Delainey
Secretary-Treasurer - Karl Volk
Activities - Marvin Bates
News Editor - Cliff Carstensen
SAACC Representatives - Fraser Noble and Murray Perrin
WDM Volunteers Representatives - Cliff Carstensen
Club Photographer - Allan Curry
Club Historian - Alec Hoffart
Fund-Raising - All members
Battlefords Wildlife Federation
More than 75 years ago a group of hunters and fi sherman got together
and formed an organization to stop excessive hunting and to slow down
the depletion of habitat for wildlife, and to establish controls on over
fi shing.
This organization eventually became known as The Battlefords
Wildlife Federation. At the present time there are over 400 members.
In 1975 the Battlefords Wildlife Federation in conjunction with The
City of North Battleford, Ducks Unlimited and McMillan Brothers
embarked on one of its most exciting and successful undertakings, “The
Goose Nesting Project”. This is located within the city limits in the North
Saskatchewan River valley. The two basins cover 135 acres. An average
of 50 pairs of Canada Geese nest here each year, with a yearly hatch
of over 200 goslings. This wetland also provides habitat for numerous
other species both migratory and local. It is a paradise for bird watchers
and nature lovers. A viewing tower and platforms have been built to
provide magnifi cent opportunities to see wildlife up close.
In 1999 the Battlefords Wildlife Federation entered into a long
term agreement with the City of North Battleford on use of the vacant
waterslide facility and have developed it into an interpretive centre. The
purpose is to enhancement of wildlife habitat and youth education in
outdoor and conservation fi elds.
Displays exhibited this year are:
• a 42-foot display of taxidermy specimens fi tting into the backdrop
mural of three landscapes — prairie, shoreline and forest;
• a display of how animals are adapted to habitats;
• an egg collection from over 50 types of birds;
• live aquatic tank; interpreting the life of various water insects;
• large forest predators. Interpreting their value in the balance of
nature;
• A Sportsman Den, explaining what role hunters and fi shermen
play;
• a video camera on location on an island in the goose nesting project
monitored inside the interpretive centre, allowing visitors to view
wildlife up close without disturbing it;
• one section has an exhibit of 124 processed plants that grow in the
river valley;
• on the hillsides are walkways where you can observe identifi ed
natural plant life, fl ower gardens and an aquatic pond.
Hours of operation:
May to September — Tuesday to Saturday Noon to 8 p.m.
To arrange for other hours — Call 445-2433
There are plenty of picnic tables. Bring your family. To rent the
building or facility call Jim at 446-0407.
On 9710 Thatcher Avenue is the George Hoey Wildlife exhibit. There
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are 230 taxidermy specimens on display. For a tour call 446-0303 or
441-2312.
This building also houses an indoor shooting range. It is certifi ed and
licensed for target shooting handguns and 22 rim fi re rifl es. Supervised
“handgun shoots” are held Thursday evenings 7 to 10 p.m. For more
information call Jim at 446-0407 or Kevin at 445-5680.
Hunter Education and Firearm Safety courses are held in September
and January. Each course lasts approximately six weeks. Classes are
taught Monday and Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. To register call Galen
Loy 937-7734 or pick up application at Ministry of Environment
offi ce.
Supper meetings are held the second Wednesday of each month at
7:00 p.m., except July and August, at the Battlefords Wildlife Federation
Building. Everybody is welcome.
Contact:
For more information leave a message on the Battlefords Wildlife
telephone 445-4244 or you may write to:
Battlefords Wildlife Federation
Box 35
North Battleford, SK S9A 2X6
Canadian Legion of Riders
Purpose: To attract motorcyclists and supporters within our
community.
To support activities and events within our community.
To provide a safe and enjoyable riding environment.
Executive meetings are every second Sunday of the month,
Annual meeting shall be held in the fi rst quarter of each calendar
year - date and time to be designated by the Executive Board.
Elected offi cials:
Past President - Ken Sigurdson
President - Russell Batt
First Vice President - Sidney Brinsky & District Rep - Spiritwood
Area.
Second Vice President - Riley Amos
Secretary - Brenda Lennie
Treasurer - Stacey Amos.
Directors: Bob Skinner, Bob Lesmeister, Candace Greyeyes (I.T. Web
Designer) & Darwin Atcheynum (Aboriginal rep.).
District Reps: Mary Ellen Stabbler - Wilkie Rep & Heather and Brian
McCaffrey - Edam Reps
Contact:
President - Russell Batt - 446-3995
Visit our website - www.canadianlegionofriders.ca
202 - 21 st St. W, Battleford
email: realtysolutions@sasktel.net
Fax 445-8884
4 4 5 - 8 8 8 5
Canadian Ski Patrol System
Battle Zone, Table Mountain
Canadian Ski Patrol System promotes safety and injury
prevention and to provide the highest possible standards of education,
certifi cation and delivery in fi rst aid and rescue services to the snow
industry.
Contact:
President - Angie Langhlin
Treasurer - Jacky Bauer
Phone - 445-8168
Email - aplaughlin@accesscomm.ca
Visit our website - www.csps.ca
Chautauqua Canine Club
Formed in early 1986, the members of the Chautauqua Canine Club
are dedicated to the promotion and betterment of purebred dogs and
canines in general. Activities of the club include Canadian Kennel Club
sanctioned conformation shows and obedience trials and the sharing of
knowledge about showing and breeding registered dogs.
The club also provides demonstrations and short seminars on dogs
and their care, free of charge to schools and organizations. The annual
championship dog show is held the second weekend of April.
Meetings are held at the call of the chairman.
Contact:
President - Hazel Fitch - 342-4451
Vice-president - Shawn Haas
Secretary - Helen Gormley - 937-2589
Treasurer - Robyn McGonigle - 937-7415
City of North Battleford
Historic Archives
Motto: To Preserve the History of North Battleford and the
History of its Citizens”
In 1989, the Council of the City of North Battleford authorized the
formation of a Committee to develop and oversee the North Battleford
City Archives. The Committee is now referred to as the City of North
Battleford Historic Archives to better refl ect the historic content of its
holdings and its mandate.
The City of North Battleford Historic Archives Committee is appointed
by Council holding regular meetings throughout the year. A maximum
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of nine volunteer members are appointed for two year terms with the
Chair elected by its own members. The Historic Archives collects
catalogues and maintains papers, documents and photographic material
depicting the historical development of the City of North Battleford.
Materials relating to the community, its development, its citizens and
organizations are accessions on an ongoing basis. Computer software
is used to enable easier cataloguing and quick access to information.
The aim is to have all its catalogued holdings on a computer data base
to be accessible to the public on the City website.
The accessions of the Archives are housed in the Don Ross Centre,
Room 111. The Archives is open on a part-time basis with no preset
hours. Contact the Archives at 306-445-1786. Arrangements
to access the Archives holdings can be made by contacting Debbie
Wohlberg in City Hall at 306-445-1719 or by contacting one
of the committee members. The City webpage provides visitors with
a small sampler of historic photos and descriptions. Visit the website
at www.cityofnb.ca.
The Archives Committee encourages requests that support
business conferences, trade shows, classroom history presentations,
provincial or local organizations and Community Celebrations and
Anniversaries.
Archives Committee Members and contact numbers:
Ken Holliday - Chair - 445-4137
Harvey Cashmore - 445-9090
Larry Kulyk - 445-8725
Terry Lumsdon - 445-3067
Leola Macdonald - 445-2962
Lorna McLean - 445-3155
Ken Sanders - 445-3761
Barb Sealy - 445-0486
Diane Aulinger - 445-3314
City of North Battleford
Parks & Recreation Department
www.cityofnb.ca
Visit cityofnb.ca and look for our recreation programs under the
‘Playing’ section. Discover the wide range of year-round programs
available for all ages. Our recreation programs include everything from
fi tness to yoga to meditation and even wine tasting!
The ‘Playing’ section of cityofnb.ca also includes information
on: walking trails, parks, arenas, playgrounds and splash parks,
as well as the Don Ross Community Centre, and the Credit Union
CUPlex.
Contact:
For more information on Parks and Recreation programs please call
445-1755 or 445-1740.
Club DJ
Trinity Baptist Church
Club DJ is our church children’s club program designed for children
from kindergarten to Grade 6. Our motto in Club DJ is “Hearts That
Desire To Please God” and our aim is to encourage children to have
hearts that desire to please the Lord. We truly believe that is we would
raise up a generation with such hearts that we would begin to see things
happen in our nation that would have no explanation, except that God
did it!
Club DJ is based on the covenant relationship between two friends
David and Jonathan. We read about them in the book of I Samuel.
David was a shepherd boy, the youngest in a family of eight boys and
Jonathan was a prince, son of King Saul. Everyone would have thought
that Jonathan would be king but God had other plans. Instead, God
chose David to be the next king of Israel. You might think that Jonathan
would be jealous, but instead, Jonathan made a covenant with David and
promised to do al he could to help David become all that God wanted
him to be. What a friend! Jonathan gave up all he had for David’s sake,
and the Bible says David became a man after God’s own heart and that
the Lord was with him.
We want the children to know they also have a friend who gave up
all He had to see them become all God wants them to be. Jesus, the
Son of God, left His home in Heaven to come to earth as a little baby.
He died and rose again to make a way for each child to have a personal
relationship with Him, so they can become all God wants them to be.
What a Friend!
Club DJ at Trinity Baptist Church runs from September to April
and please call the church at 445-4818 for details as to cost, time and
night.
Each club night consists of Bible stories, scripture memory program.
Bible quizzing, take home Bible lessons, great crafts, fun games, and
an exciting achievement awards program which includes the Club DJ
Catalogue.
We invite you to join us in reaching children for Christ. Our desire
is to see whole families grow in Christ and live their lives for God’s
honor and glory.
More information on Club DJ can be found at www.clubdj.ca.
Contact:
Trinity Baptist Church
1702 - 106th Street
North Battleford, Sask.
Phone: 445-4818
Ducks Unlimited Canada
www.ducks.ca
Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) is a private, non-profi t, charitable
organization that conserves, restores and manages wetlands and
associated habitats. Since 1938, DUC has been restoring drained
wetlands, improving those that have been degraded, and protecting
others from being lost across Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan is part of the pothole region that spans Canada’s
southern prairies and is known throughout North America as a unique
jurisdiction for waterfowl. The many small wetlands that dot this
landscape make it especially attractive to the waterfowl that migrate to
Saskatchewan each spring to breed and rear their young.
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Saskatchewan citizens have long valued the ecologically rich
landscapes that make up their province and have played a key role in
managing habitat for migratory bird species such as waterfowl. DUC’s
work with the people of Saskatchewan has been essential in achieving
waterfowl habitat goals and preserving those landscapes.
Waterfowl aren’t the only benefi ciaries of DUC wetland and habitat
conservation efforts – people benefi t too. Wetlands are nature’s water
fi lters. Beyond improving habitat for waterfowl and other wildlife,
wetlands replenish groundwater sources, purify surface water and offer
fl ood protection and erosion control. All of which contribute to a safe
water supply.
Although wetlands are considered nature’s nursery, the stark reality is
that much of this habitat has been lost and the remainder continues to be
degraded. Up to 70 per cent of Canada’s original wetlands have vanished
in settled parts of the country, and more disappear every day.
Our conservation work is not done. To learn more about how you can
support DUC and wetland conservation, please visit www.ducks.ca.
Contact:
Ducks Unlimited Canada
#202 – 1301 101st Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 0J8
Phone - 306-445-2575
Girl Guides of Canada
- Guides Du Canada
The aim of Girl Guides of Canada is to help girls and women
become responsible citizens, able to give leadership and service to the
community. The girls and leaders meet once a week, where they have
fun learning life skills, making friends, doing crafts, going on tours and
hikes, singing songs, playing games and going camping. Older girls
are eligible to earn high school credits and can apply for university
scholarships.
We welcome registrations any time of the year. The girls are divided
into the following groups:
Sparks 5-6 year olds
Brownies 7-8 year olds
Guides 9-12 year olds
Pathfi nders 12-15 year olds
Rangers 15-18 year olds
Adults 18+
Contact:
Shirley Dyck - 445-3399
Leslie Silver - 445-2253
Cheryl Irvine - 445-5298
Humane Society
of The Battlefords, Inc.
The Humane Society is a registered non-profi t organization that
operates the Battlefords Animal Shelter.
At the Shelter, homeless animals are cared for until adopted. Efforts
are also directed toward education on responsible pet ownership and a
humane attitude towards all animals. Membership is open to all.
Contact:
President - Dr. Shawn Haas D.V.M.
Vice-President - Terry Blanchette
Secretary - Barb Blythe
Treasurer - Shawn Haas
Shelter Manager - Michelle Spark
The shelter - 446-2700
Email battlefordshumanesociety@sasktel.net
Living Faith Chapel
Living Faith Chapel offers various programming for all ages, as well
as study groups throughout the week. We invite you to join us for our
Sunday morning service at 11:00 a.m.
In addition, Living Faith Chapel operates the following programs
which are available to the community:
• Bridges for Children - working with children under the age of 12
who have contact with the RCMP.
• Crystal’s Home - provides a safe, supervised independent living
program for 13 - 17 year old females who are unable to remain at home
due to child welfare issues.
• Grief Share - a seminar and support group for people grieving the
loss of someone close. Grief Share is sponsored by the Battlefords
Ministerial Association.
Contact:
For more information, please contact
Living Faith Chapel at 445-3009 or
visit www.livingfaithchapel.ca.
North Battleford Biathlon Club
Mission: to promote wellness in youth aged 7-18 through competitive
cross country skiing and target shooting. Athletes in our club range from
beginner to Olympic caliber.
We meet at the Holy Family ski trails on Tuesdays and Thursdays,
4 - 5 p.m., and Saturday at Blue Mountain, 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Contact:
Doug Sylvester
Phone - 445-6887
North Battleford
City Kinsmen Band
The North Battleford City Kinsmen Band is a community band whose
mandate is to provide training on woodwind, brass and percussion
instruments. Anyone in the Battlefords and area ages eight to well
over eighty is welcome. The three levels of performing options can
accommodate a wide range of music experience. The beginners’
group is for those learning to play an instrument and they meet on
Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. The intermediate band is for those that are
able to play an instrument and are looking for an opportunity to develop
those skills. They meet on Mondays from 6:30 to 8:0 p.m. The senior
band is for the more experience players. They meet on Mondays from
8:00 to 10:00 a.m. The bands meet for weekly practices on the fi rst
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Monday after Labour Day until the middle of May. All rehearsals are
at the North Battleford City Kinsmen Band Hall, 1801 - 104th Street,
North Battleford.
The North Battleford City Kinsmen Band is currently an amalgamation
of the former NBCK youth program and the adults of the Battlefords’
Concert Bank. This combination of talents allows anyone aged eight and
over to receive top-quality instruction and provides opportunities for
public performances. The caliber of music in the Battlefords has long
been a source of pride and pleasure to the citizens of the area.
If you or your child play, have ever played, or want to play a trumpet,
trombone, clarinet, fl ute, saxophone, oboe, bassoon, French horn,
baritone, tuba or percussion instrument, come be a part of one of the
best community bands in Saskatchewan!
Contact:
If you or your child would like to become a band member or you
would like more information please contact the
NBCK Band Hall - 445-5013
Fax 445-5023
Email - nbkins@sasktel.net
The address is:
1801 - 104th Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 3X4
North Battleford
Golf & Country Club
www.northbattlefordgolf.com
The North Battleford Golf and Country Club is an 18-hole public
golf facility located on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River. The
view that is provided either from the club house or from any location
on the course is truly magnifi cent. Recently, the North Battleford Golf
& Country Club was chosen as 1 of the Top Ten Public Places to Play
from Score Golf Magazine
Besides being scenic the golf course can be challenging for the
advanced golfer or very pleasurable for the beginning golfer. The course
offers a driving range, practice green, equipment and power cart rentals,
a fully stocked pro shop and golf professionals available for group or
private lessons. We have a newly renovated restaurant and lounge with
banquet services also available.
Sign up to our E-Club and receive great monthly golfi ng promotions
at www.northbattlefordgolf.com or follow us on Facebook or Twitter.
Director of Golf Dana Johnson, Food and Beverage Dale and Penny
O’Grady and Grounds Superintendent, Grant Sawchyn.
Contact:
Offi ce - 937-5656
Fax - 937-5650
For Tee Time Reservations - 937-5659
E-mail: contact@northbattlefordgolf.com
North Battleford Grand Squares
Square Dance Club
Our 2012 - 2013 square dance season begins on the 3rd of October
through to the 12th of December, then reconvenes on the 1st of February
and ends on the 29th of March. Dancing is at the mainstream level with
some plus, depending on the ability of the dancers present.
Dancing takes place each Wednesday from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. before
Christmas and 2:00 - 4:30 p.m each Friday (coffee break at 3:00 p.m.)
after Christmas in 2013 in the Slava Center (Ukrainian Senior Hall),
792 – 108th Street, North Battleford. Last hour, all singing calls.
Lessons are available for learning to square dance by phoning one
of the executive.
2012-2013 Dance and Caller Schedule
October 2012: October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 (Halloween Party - pie &
ice cream) - Ray Rosler
November 2012: November 7, 14, 21; Ray Rosler; 28th, Allan
Zwierschke (Food Bank - Special Dance donations appreciated)
December 2012: December 5, 12 (Christmas party); Ray Rosler
January 2013: No dancing
February 2013: February 1, 8, 22, 29 Ray Rosler; 15th Dale Olson
(Valentine’s - cake & ice cream)
March 2013: March 1, 8, 22, 29 Ray Rosler; 15th Sharon Dollansky
(St. Patrick’s - wearing green)
Contact:
Arlene & Maurice - 445-4671
Ray & Misel - 445-3114
Please feel free to come join us in our healthy, joyous exercise,
dancing to our club caller or one of our guest callers. For further
information please contact one of the following:
President Couple - Ray & Misel Rosler - 445-3114
Vice-President Couple - Ed and Laura Robinson - 445-4676
Secretary-Treasurer Couple - Arlene & Maurice Nachtegeale - 445-4671
Representatives to Zone - Ray & Misel Rosler - 445-3114
Lunch Coordinators - Don & Jean McGowan - 937-3369
Club Reporter & PR - Sharon Dollansky - 446-2476
North Battleford Senior Citizens
“Action Now” Club Inc.
Our Leisure Centre was opened in October of 1981 and is located at
1501-101st Street.
Our membership at the end of 2008 was 98 paid members plus 27
honorary life members.
The Centre is open fi ve days a week from 1 - 5 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
We provide sociability and fellowship through card games,
shuffl eboard and yearly Kaiser and Cribbage tournaments. A birthday
party is held every second month and a catered supper at Christmas.
The Centre has a picnic once a year and other social events are held
for special occasions.
The monthly members meeting is held the third Monday of each
month. Coffee and lunch are served every afternoon following the
social activities.
Contact:
President - Marcel Lacoursiere - 445-0075
Vice President - Margaret Fedun
Secretary - Irene Guminy - 445-1422
Treasurer - Mary Dyck - 445-2521
For more information you may contact any of the above or phone the
Leisure Centre at 446-3883.
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General Repair, Oil Changes, Brakes, Front End Repairs,
Tune ups, Electrical, Shocks, Struts
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm
Call
9803 Thatcher Ave
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North Battleford Water Doves
Synchronized Swim Club
The North Battleford Water Doves Synchronized Swim Club
operates from October to April and is open to all swimmers interested
in synchronized swimming. Programming is for ages 6 and up, with
beginner and introduction programs. Recreational or competitive options
are available as students progress.Swimmers are taught “fi gures” and
“routines” and are awarded stars as they advance through the program.
Encouraging a healthy lifestyle with proper nutrition and exercise as
well as the benefi ts of team work, make synchronized swimming a
rewarding and challenging sport.
Contact:
Sheila Parker, Coach
Phone - 446-0001
Melaney Bossaer, President
Phone - 445-1110
North Battleford Water Doves
Box 513
North Battleford, SK
S9A 2Y7
Northlands Power Curling Centre
Curling in the Battlefords has a storied history dating back more
than 100 years. The Battleford Curing Club was formed in 1899 and
the North Battleford Curling Club was formed in 1905. Facilities have
existed in each of the communities since the fi rst outdoor rink was built
around 1900.
In the span of more than a century these two clubs have served
the needs of curlers in the area have been host to numerous events at
regional and provincial levels for men, ladies and juniors. In the past
ten years our clubs have hosted both the Men’s Provincial Tankard and
the Scotties Provincial Women’s Play downs.
Recently the two clubs have amalgamated to form one entity with the
express purpose of meeting the needs of local curlers and promoting the
growth of the game in this region. The new organization is comprised
of members from the previous boards and other community mined
individuals whose interests include curling and the well-being of the
communities of the Battlefords.
The development of the Battlefords multiplex, known as the Credit
Union CUPlex is a major step in the promotion and development of
sport, culture and recreation for the Battlefords and surrounding area.
As part of the larger facility, the curling center, named the Northlands
Power Curling Centre in honor of its title sponsor, will most certainly
take curling to new levels in North West Saskatchewan. When it opens
in 2012 this world-class facility will boast six sheets of ice with many
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additional amenities. An integral part of the CUPlex, the curling center
will feature multi-level viewing, locker rooms, pro shop and full kitchen
facilities capable of meeting the needs not only of curling enthusiasts,
but also other patrons of the CUPlex and the community in general. In
addition to a range of curling events, the facility will be available to the
community for a variety of activities such as traded shows, conferences
and weddings.
Contact:
For more information please visit the website:
www.battlefordscurling.com
Northwest Archaeological Society Inc.
The society is an affi liated chapter of the Saskatchewan Archaeological
Society. It was formed in 2001 with the purposes of providing a forum
for its members to learn about the archaeological resources of our area
and to promote the protection of those resources.
Contact:
President - Jeff Baldwin
Vice-President - Keltie Paul
Treasurer - Wilda O’Brien
Directors - Wayne Lerch and Lloyd How
Northwest Hockey Development
Association
The NWHDA is a non-profi t organization dedicated to promoting
hockey in The Battlefords.
Our main function for raising money to promote hockey is the
operation of the Civic Centre concession. All help in operating the
concession is volunteer and these volunteers in turn receive funds for
their various organizations. The major disbursement is the Jr. A North
Stars with funds also going to the Midget AAA North Stars, Midget AA
Barons, Bantam AA Barons and Pee Wee AA Barons. Also volunteering
and receiving funds are Battlefords Figure Skating Club and Orcas
Swim Club. The NWHDA also helps in sponsoring various hockey
tournaments. The Northwest Hockey Development Association plays
an integral part of the success of hockey in the Battlefords through
their donations.
Contact:
Box 218
North Battleford, Sask. S9A 2Y1
President - Don Hydukowich - 937-3788
Treasurer - Hugh Martin 445-8800
Secretary - Barry McGonigle
306-446-4700
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Northwest Horses and
Harness Club
Purpose of Northwest Horses is for recreational wagon, sleigh,
carriage rides and clinic’s held with special speakers.
We meet 4 times a year at the Pioneer Hall in North Battleford
Contact:
President - Lorne Anderson - Lloydminster - 780-875-8424
Vice-President - Ed Loewen - Battleford - 306-937-7317
Membership Chairperson - Ray Fitzsimonds - Lone Rock
Secretary-Treasurer - Brenda Loewen - Lloydminster
Activity Chairperson - Margaret Uzelman - Unity - 306-228-2225
Contact person:
Brenda Loewen - 306-825-6689
Box 1611
Lloydminster, SK
S9V 1K5
Pensioners and Senior Citizens
Branch No. 126 -
Hillcrest Centre
The Battleford Senior Citizens Organization has been in
operation since 1976. They own their building, Hillcrest Centre
at 122 - 24th Street West in Battleford. It has a main fl oor, compete
basement and attached wood working shop. There are about 90
members.
Each week day there is something going on - crafts and sometimes
carpentry. Social activities include games of all sorts, plus singing, cards,
scrabble, cribbage, pool and shuffl eboard.
Meetings and potluck dinners are held monthly. Each month the
members entertain a bus load of residents from the Battlefords District
Care Centre.
We have a new computer room with 2 computers and a lap top for
the seniors to use and up-grade their skills.
Many local organizations make use of our hall. The horticultural
Society uses it regularly. Family anniversaries, bridal showers and
reunions are often help in our centre. We try to be a useful and helpful
organization in our town. Membership is open to ages 50 years and over.
A membership fee of $10.00 is required.
Contact:
President - Roy Tornberg - 937-7182
Secretary - Irene Degenstien
Treasurer - Janet Mackie
The Pioneer Association
The Pioneer Association began in 1955 and has been active ever
since. It owns a small but very well-equipped hall at 792 - 101st
Street.
Members are 50 years of age or over and the annual fee is $5.00 per
person. Membership at the end of 2010 was 80. Any member of 90 years
of age qualifi es for a lifetime membership.
On the fourth Wednesday of each month a birthday party is held, with
a pot-luck supper and a dance with live local music.
There are suppers and dances held for special occasions throughout
the year. An old time dance is held once a month from October to April
featuring live music.
A jam session is held the fi rst Sunday afternoon of each month from
October to June. Musicians bring your instruments. Everyone welcome
to listen or dance. Admission in silver collection or bring something
for snacks.
The regular general meeting is held in the hall on the second
Wednesday of each month at 9:30 a.m.
The hall is used regularly by the Bridge Club, Royal Purple
and the North West Horse & Harners Club. It is available for rent,
for meetings, reunions, birthday or anniversary parties and other
functions.
Contact:
President - Alvin Friemark
Vice-president - Joan Rice
Secretary - Martha Carleton
Treasurer - Bob Mallett
Rivers’ Edge Quilters -
The Battlefords
The Rivers’ Edge Quilt Guild was formed in September 2000 with 14
members and now has an active membership of nearly 40 quilters.
Activities include: monthly business meetings at the Don Ross Center
craft room on the fi rst Friday of every month September - May - day
long sewing sessions, usually Thursday, Friday and Saturday, also at the
craft room; retreats; biennial quilt shows; classes taught by members at
no charge; and projects for donation within the community.
On sewing days, members work on their own projects, take a
class from another member, or work on a charity project. Nothing is
compulsory, and members can attend as often or as little as they like.
Our skill levels range from beginner to expert, and we are happy to
help new quilters learn.
There is a reasonable annual membership fee and all are welcome.
For further information, contact a member you know or executive
members listed below.
Executive:
President - Irene Greer - 937-3551
Secretary - Esther Johnson - 937-2826
Treasurer - Carol Johnson - 445-4352
Contact:
Esther Johnson
Box 603
Battleford, SK S0M 0E0
Rivers West District for Sport,
Culture & Recreation Inc.
Rivers West District for Sport, Culture & Recreation Inc.
is a volunteer organization dedicated to facilitating and fostering
the development and delivery of sport, culture, recreation and
leadership programs and services which are responsive to and to the
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“Serving
the
Battlefords
since 1906”
Junction of
Hwy 16 and 40 East
P.O. Box 1000
North Battleford,
Saskatchewan
S9A 3E6
Phone:
(306) 445-6226
Fax: (306) 445-6633 or
(306) 446-0188
Email: b.chamber@
sasktel.net
www.battlefordschamber.com
Municipal Government & Tourism
City of North Battleford
www.cityofnb.ca
Contact: 445-1700
Mayor Ian Hamilton;
Councillors: Don Buglas, Ron Crush, Ray Fox,
Trent Houk, Grace Lang, Brad Pattinson
General Inquiries - 445-1700
Animal & Bylaw Control - 445-1775
Aquatic Centre - 445-1745
City Manager - 445-1727
City Clerk - 445-1719
City Assessor/Offi ce Manager - 445-1721
Building & Licensing Inspector - 445-1733
City Planner - 445-1732
Director of Business Development - 445-1718
Director of Finance - 445-1716
Director of Human Resources - 445-1714
Director of Parks & Recreation - 445-1742
The “Voice” of Business in the Battlefords
The Battlefords
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
• Services for Members
• Business Information Centre
• Small Business Loans Programs
• Group Insurance Services
• Visa/Mastercard Merchant Services
• Other Af nity Programs:
Bell Mobility • Esso Fuel Discount
National Car Rental
• Mystery Shopping Program
• Hotline to HR
• Website Business Directory Listings
• Meeting Room Rentals
• Business/Service Excellence
• Networking Events
• N.B. Construction Assoc. - Depot
• Media Services for Members
• Business Development Programs
• Certi cates of Origin - Authorization
• Advocacy - Local, Provincial & National
VISITOR INFORMATION
CENTRE
• Year Round Visitor Centre
Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm
• Open Extended Summer Hours
Monday to Friday, 8 am to 8 pm
and Saturday, Sunday, & Holidays,
9 am to 5 pm
• Local & Saskaskatchewan
Community Mini Maps
• Picnic Area - Rotary Park
• RV Sanitary Dump Site
• Free Internet Service
• Public Washroom Facilities
• Information from across North
America
• Local and Provincial Souvenirs
Convenient Location at the Junction
of Highways 16 and 40 East, on the
Trans-Canada Yellowhead Highway
Director of Public Works & Engineering - 445-1735
Don Ross Centre Offi ce - 445-1755
Executive Assistant - 445-1725
Fire Chief - 445-1779
Fire & Emergency Services - 445-1770
Mayor - 445-1728
Marketing & Communications Co-ordinator - 445-1710
Parks & Recreation – Main Offi ce - 445-1740
Public Works & Engineering – Main Offi ce - 445-1730
Transit Information - 445-7797
Waste Management Facility - 446-4411
BATTLEFORDS
IMMIGRATION RESOURCE
CENTRE
• RResource CCentre t ffor NNewcomers
• Settlement Services
• Employer - Programs Assistance
• Community Handbooks
• Employment Services
• Volunteer Recruitment/Mentorship
• Social/Cultural Events
• Translator/Translation Services
• Interpreter/Interpretation Services
Located:
2nd Floor, 1102 - 101st Street
North Battleford, Sask. S9A 0Z6
Phone: (306) 446-0622
Fax: (306) 446-0623
Toll Free 1-877-494-0622
e-mail: immigration2@accesscomm.ca
Funding for Immigration Services is
provided by the Government of Canada
and Government of Saskatchewan
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enefi t of the people and communities in the District.
Meetings take place the 3rd Wednesday of each month, excluding
July and August. Meetings are held at various locations throughout
the District.
Elected Offi cials if applicable:
The current Board of Directors are:
Chairperson - Ollie Marciniuk - Hafford
Vice Chairperson - Karen Simons - Paradise Hill
Treasurer - Jordan Schechtel - Wilkie
Director - Lori Bartee - St. Walburg
Director - Arlene Southgate - Unity
Director - Terrance Sylvestre - Meadow Lake
Director - Nicole Goldsworthy - Unity
Director - Dione Kardynal - North Battleford
Director - Erin Poitras - Biggar
Contact:
Donna Johnston-Genest - Executive Director
Rivers West DSCR - Rosetown Offi ce
P.O. Box 1480
Rm# 45 - 1005 Main Street (Rosetown & District Civic Centre)
Rosetown, SK
S0L 2V0
Phone - 882-3030
Fax - 882-2744
Email - rwdscr.donna@sasktel.net
Cynthia Tymoruski - Community Development Coordinator
Rivers West DSCR - North Battleford Offi ce
P.O. Box 822
Rm# 95 - 891 - 99th Street
Don Ross Centre
North Battleford, SK
S9A 2Z3
• All Weather Windows & Doors
• Floor Coverings
• All Home Improvement Projects
Home Hardware Building Centre
11301 - 6th Ave., North Battleford
Phone: (306) 445-3350
Phone - 446-6776
Fax - 446-7172
Email - rwdscr.cynthiat@sasktel.net
Bonnie Mills Midgley - Community Development Coordinator
Rivers West DSCR - St. Walburg Offi ce
P.O. Box 717
St. Walburg, SK
S0M 2T0
Phone - 248-3518
Fax - 248-3484
Email - rwdscr.lloyd@sasktel.net
Royal Canadian Air Cadets
No. 43 Squadron
The goal of the Air Cadet movement is to encourage youth to become
better citizens, and to promote an interest in aviation and aerospace
industries.
Weekly training includes citizenship, drill, sports, biathlon,
marksmanship, target shooting and curling, with classroom instruction
on fl ying, navigation, airframes, meteorology, aero engines and air
radio.
Weekend activities include aircrew survival, map and compass
orientation, sports weekends, citizenship tours and the central theme
of Air Cadets: fl ying and gliding.
Cadets are also given the opportunity to attend summer camps at
various locations in Canada which include Junior and Senior Leadership
courses, Technical Training (electronics, airframes, aero engines),
Airport Operations, Flying and Gliding to a license standard, and
International Exchange to the U.S.A. and Europe.
43 Squadron meets every Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m. at 792 - 111th
Street, North Battleford (former Elks Hall) from September - May.
Parade night for the coming year will be Monday. The program is open
to boys and girls between the ages of 12 and 18 inclusive.
Contact:
Lt. Joyce Ptolemy
Box 566
North Battleford, SK S9A 2Y7
E-mail - joyce.ptolemy@cadets.gc.ca
Message - 445-0004
Royal Canadian Army Cadets
No. 2537
The Cadet Program is Canada’s oldest youth movement, fi rst formed
in 1829. The Battleford Corp was formed on November 10, 1954. We
are a non-profi t charity organization that accepts all youth, either male
or female ages 12 to 19.
Our goal is to teach self-discipline, confi dence, pride, responsibility
and a sense of self-worth. The aim is to develop the attributes of good
citizenship and leadership and to promote physical fi tness. The Cadet
honour code states that as a member of the Royal Canadian Army Cadets,
all cadets shall aspire to become citizens of the highest integrity in their
community, they shall strive for success in their studies, they shall be
considerate of all persons and their property, they shall achieve the
highest physical, mental, spiritual and moral standards possible.
Weekly training includes, drill, fundamental training, citizenship,
target shooting, map and compass, sports, physical fi tness and others.
There are occasional weekend exercises that include Bushcraft,
Fieldcraft, Communications, Biathlon (cross-country skiing and range)
and Orienteering with an added focus on Adventure Challenge.
Cadets have the opportunity to attend a variety of summer training
courses across Canada sponsored by the Department of National
Defense Cadets can choose from a number of camps and training
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opportunities ranging from Basis courses in leadership, music, drill and
marksmanship. As well the Cadet program offers a number of adventure
and expeditions to Cadets including international exchanges to other
countries and the opportunity for Cadets to participate in an Expedition
on Mount Everest.
Army Cadets meet weekly on Tuesday nights at 1761 - 99th Street
from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. The local training year takes place from
September to the end of May with summer training opportunities
through June, July and August. There is absolutely no enrolment fee,
or cost to be a member of the Cadet Program. Uniforms are supplied
by the Department of National Defense.
Contact:
Cadet Hall - 445-6224
Facebook - www.facebook.com/BattlefordCadets
Saskatchewan 4-H Council
Northwest Regional 4-H Office
Saskatchewan 4-H is a project-based youth organization, devoted
to strengthening the skills of responsible citizens. Although the 4-H
program has its roots in rural Saskatchewan, the organization serves
all youth, 6-21 years of age.
4-H members develop leadership skills and responsible citizenship
primarily through the completion of a project. In 4-H club work,
members direct their own activities, learn to work effectively through
their association with others and work in partnership with adults.
The 4-H program strives to encourage individual growth in young
people, and their volunteers, by developing self-confi dence, the ability
to make wise decisions and a responsible attitude toward community
service.
Annual registration fees are $70.36 as of 2011/2012 4-H year.
Individual clubs may have fund-raising requirements to assist
with project costs. For more information, or to discuss sharing
your skills as a volunteer, call the North West Regional 4-H Specialist
at 933-6723.
Contact:
If you are interested in joining a 4-H Club, starting a new 4-H Club
or being a 4-H leader, please contact NW 4-H Regional Specialist,
Justin Zhong
Email - justin@4-h.sk.ca
Phone - 933-6723
Fax - 933-7730
For more information, please visit our website www.4-h.sk.ca
Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of
Fame & Museum Assoc.
The Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum Association
collects, preserve, research, house, exhibit and interpret objects
and written materials, that best illustrate the history of Baseball in
Saskatchewan from 1879 to the present.
Our purpose is to honour those responsible for our rich baseball
heritage.
Contact:
Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum Assoc.
Box 1388
Battleford, SK
S0M 0E0
Phone - 306-446-1983
Email - saskbaseballmuseum@sasktel.net
Saskatchewan
Handcraft Festival
The 39th annual Saskatchewan Handcraft Festival returns to
the Alex Dillabough Centre this July 20, 21 and 22. The festival is the
oldest summer craft sale in the province and now includes the work
of visual artists and members of the Saskatchewan Food Processors
Association in the Market.
The Handcraft Festival is proudly presented by the Saskatchewan
Craft Council with the support of the Town of Battleford,
the Saskatchewan Arts Board and Dept. of Tourism, Parks, Culture and
Sport. Media sponsors include The Battlefords News-Optimist, CJNB
and Q98 FM.
Contact:
Amanda Bosiak
Phone - 306-653-3616 ext.24
scc.member services@sasktel.net
Scouting - Battlefords & Area
Beavers, Cubs, Scouts
and Venturers
Scouting in The Battlefords has been available to youth for over a
half century. All genders can register in all groups today.
Three age groups are covered by the program: Beaver Colonies
(age fi ve to seven), Cub Packs (eight to 10) Scouts (11-14) and Venturers
(15+).
Scouting trains youth to become responsible, self-reliant individuals
in the community.
Beavers learn by sharing, Cubs learn to be self-reliant, Scouts learn
to live in their environment, Venturers become responsible citizens and
set their own program with an advisor’s assistance .
The Scouting movement has helped many individuals become useful
and leading people in the world.
Contact:
If you are an adult and would like to help in the Scouting
movement or require assistance registering youth, please call one of
the following:
1st Battleford Chairperson - Floyd Anderson
Phone - 937-3456
2nd North Battleford Chairperson - Randy Abrahamson
Phone: 445-1034
3rd North Battleford Chairperson - Kevin Phillips
Phone - 445-0406
“A commitment to provide the nest in Funeral Services and
understanding care of those we serve - with compassion, dignity,
integrity and professional excellence”
Robert MacKay George Haegebaert
1332-100th Street, North Battleford, SK S9A 0V8
446-4200
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Svoboda Dance Association
and Festival
This organization offers Ukrainian dance instruction for young
people in a variety of age groups. The annual festival, held
each spring, offers dancers from throughout the region an opportunity
to have their performances judged by a professional adjudicator,
and to perform before large, appreciative audiences.
Contact:
Svoboda Dancers - Brenda Korchinski - Phone - 445-3732
Svoboda Dance Festival Association - Kathy Kotyk
Phone - 446-4859
Table Mountain Regional Park
www.tablemountainregionalpark.com
Table Mountain Regional Park Authority was established in 1973
when it purchased the facilities of the Battleford’s Ski Club.
In 1974 Table Mountain hosted Saskatchewan’s fi rst winter games.
Ski events consisted of alpine and cross country races and ski jumping.
Since then, we’ve been host to many alpine and freestyle skiing events,
as well as snowboarding competitions.
We are Saskatchewan’s premier ski area. Our success comes from
re-investing any surplus funds in capital improvements, including:
• Two quad chairlifts and two magic carpets;
• 14,600 square foot chalet with food services and a licensed lounge.
The building also houses a rental shop and a pro shop offering a variety
of skiing & riding accessories;
• 50 acres of well treed terrain which includes 40% easiest, 50%
intermediate and 10% advanced runs;
• A Terrain Park was added in 2000 with many features for skiers
and boarders;
• Computerized, state of the art, pumping equipment, more than
35 snow guns and two snow cats to provide the best snow conditions
possible;
• A tubing park (1998) that includes two runs;
• Our snow school has a large staff of CSIA and CASI certifi ed
instructors, who offer a variety of programs to suit everyone’s needs,
from small children to seniors;
• Skiing safety is provided by the service of a Pro Patrol, supplemented
by volunteer members of the Canadian Ski Patrol System;
• Table Mountain is located 12 miles west of Battleford on Highway
40, then 6 miles northwest on a grid road. An alternative route is
Highway 16 to Delmas, then 9 miles south on a grid.
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Contact:
General Manager – Lawrence Blouin
Box 343, North Battleford, SK S9A 2Y3
Phone - 937-2920
Fax - 937-3688
Email - admin@tablemountainregionalpark.com
Web – www.tablemountainregionalpark.com
Table Mountain Ski & Board Inc.
Table Mountain Ski & Board Inc. was organized in December 1964.
The small membership fi rst used the slopes at McMillan’s gravel pit,
graduating the following year to supporting a new facility with a rope
tow near the hamlet of Prongua in the Eagle Hills.
In the meantime, a group of skiers including Dr. Irwin Zacharias and
David Conroy made an air survey of the region and located the ski hill
now known as Table Mountain, 12 miles west of Battleford and four
miles north and west.
Work began to clear the north facing slope from bush in the fall of
1969. With some $11,000 in capital, guaranteed by 60 North Battleford
businessmen, Table Mountain was opened on January 1, 1970. Hundreds
of volunteer workers made Table Mountain possible. For every dollar
spent, it is estimated that $5 of volunteer labour was donated including
the construction and remodelling of a CN Railway Station moved from
Battleford.
Table Mountain Ski & Board Inc. includes: Alpine Race Team, Snow
Stars (ski and board lessons), Riderz (boarding clinics), Freestyle Skiing
and a Masters Club. The excellent facilities of Table Mountain are a
strong factor in the development of the Battlefords and District’s young
skiers and boarders.
Contact:
Table Mountain Regional Park - Phone - 937-2920
Toastmasters
The Battlefords Toastmasters Club is part of an international organization
promoting Communication and Leadership. In today’s competitive world,
great communication is the hallmark of great leaders.
Toastmasters provides a supportive and positive environment where
members have the opportunity to develop their communication and
leadership skills in a self-paced program, at a nominal cost.
The Battlefords Toastmasters Club meets once a week to learn
and practice our skills. Our members have as much as 35 years of
experience to as little as one week of experience. Toastmasters have
the opportunity to give impromptu talks, develop their listening skills,
practice parliamentary procedure by leading business meetings, and
gain leadership experience as a club offi cer. The Toastmasters program
can be tailored to meet your personal objectives.
Here are some of the benefi ts you’ll fi nd in Toastmasters
• As your improved communication skills become obvious within the
workplace, increased visibility, recognition and promotion may follow.
• Your improved presentation skills will win you the respect and
admiration of your colleagues and employees - and make them wonder
what you did to change!
• Leadership skills acquired through participation in Toastmasters
will increase your management potential.
• As a Toastmaster you will acquire an increased ability to motivate
and persuade, making you more effective as a supervisor or manager.
The Battlefords Toastmasters Club meets Wednesdays from 7:00 -
9:00 p.m. in the Don Ross Centre, room 108, in North Battleford. Guests
and new members are always welcome.
Contact:
Michelle - Phone 306-937-7522
Kathy - Phone 306-937-7110
www.BattlefordToastmasters.com
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Toll Free: 1-877-651-1606
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Page 33 Battlefords Community Directory 2012

Topline
Social Dance Club
Do you like to dance, socialize and listen to good live bands?...not
tapes! If so, please join us at our Topline Dance Club Social dances.
Dances are held the fourth Saturday of the month, unless the hall is
not available. Watch for dance information in the malls, local paper/
radio, Access TV.
Our dances are held downstairs in the Royal Canadian Legion Hall,
1352 - 100th Street, North Battleford, SK. Minimum age is 19. Dancing
is from 8:00 p.m. - midnight, then lunch is served.
Admission is $10 for members and $12 for non-members. Membership
is $10 yearly. Even if dancing is not your thing...come enjoy the music
and the socializing
Remember, when the
going gets tough...the tough go dancing!!!
Contact:
President - Jean - 445-8815
Cell - 441-9440
Vice President - Leela - 445-7240
Cell - 481-6783
Western Development Museum
North Battleford
www.wdm.ca
The Western Development Museum is steeped in the farming tradition.
In the summer, our visitors can experience Heritage Farm & Village,
set amid a 1920s farming community. Stroll our boardwalk to enjoy a
1920s main street that includes a Co-op store, telephone offi ce and a
towering prairie icon - the familiar grain elevator. Visit a farmyard that
boasts an original farm house and livestock barn. Admire the ethereal
beauty of four churches in their original splendor: Ukrainian Orthodox,
Polish, Roman Catholic and Anglican.
Indoors, Museum visitors can enjoy our newest exhibit, Winning
the Prairie Gamble: The Saskatchewan Story. Created to celebrate our
provincial centennial in 2005, the exhibit showcases the achievements
that have made Saskatchewan the province it is today. Don’t miss other
indoor exhibits including The Jolly Life of the Farmer’s Wife, the
Vintage Vehicle gallery and Auction Era.
The WDM needs you. The Western Development Museum has been
a part of the Battlefords area for over 60 years and has been blessed
with continued support form many caring people. Countless people
support the work of the Museum through their time and talents. While
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1492 - 105th Street
North Battleford, SK
Phone (306) 445-8188
Fax (306) 445-9133
Email: director@aolbattlefords.com
Over 20 Programs To
Choose From!
• Accounting & Business Technology Diploma
• Administrative Assistant Diploma
• Business Administration Diploma
• Computer Service Technician Certi Certi cate
• Computer Service Technician Diploma
• Conference & Event Planner Diploma
• Entrepreneurial Business Applications Diploma
• Executive Of Of ce Assistant Diploma
• Help Desk Support Analyst Diploma
• Marketing Coordinator Diploma
• Medical Of Of ce Assistant Diploma
• Microcomputer Business Applications Diploma
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volunteer support is crucial for Museum school programs and public
events, volunteers also work with artifact restorations and fund raising
projects. If you are interested in sharing your skills, call the Western
Development Museum at 1-306-445-8033. Volunteers are the Museum’s
best ambassadors in our local communities and with visitors from
afar.
Museums can always tug at heartstrings, but often not at pursestrings.
Your financial support of the Western Development Museum in
Saskatchewan is another way you can preserve the legacy of our
province’s past.
Join your friends and neighbours at the Western Development
Museum. Donate your time, talents and gifts, make new friends and
enrich our community in the process.
Contact:
Cheryl Stewart
Western Development Museum
Box 183, North Battleford, SK
S9A 2Y1
Junction Of Highways 16 & 40
Phone - 306-445-8033
Fax - 306-445-7211
E-mail - cstewart@wdm.ca
Website - www.wdm.ca
Workbasket
Embroiderer’s Guild
The purpose of Workbasket Embroiderer’s Guild is to practice and
learn various forms of embroidery and needlework and foster interest
for others. The Guild meets once a month in members’ homes.
President - Paulette Huxley
Secretary - Kim Tucker
Contact:
President - Paulette Huxley - 386-2697
Vice President - Arline Bozek - 386-2371
Treasurer - Emily Tucker
Secretary - Erna Day
552 - 100th Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 0T4
Zorya Dancers
This organization offers recreational Ukrainian dance instruction
for adults ranging in age from 19-90. The focus of the group is to get
out once a week for exercise and fun. The Zorya Dancers also do some
performances for various community events.
Contact:
Kathy Lowe - 446-2613
Page 34 Battlefords Community Directory 2012

Part III - Human Services & Health Organizations
AMGITS*
Community Involvement Assoc.
Saskatchewan Hospital Auxiliary
(*help turn STIGMA around)
AMGITS* is a community volunteer organization, formed
in 1986, dedicated to improving the quality of life for long-term
mentally ill patients at the Saskatchewan Hospital
They host family functions, and raise funds to provide equipment,
decorate to individualize and humanize patients’ living areas, provide
tickets for their recreation and help promote their education.
They also act as an advocacy group for individuals suffering from
long term mental illness and participate in public awareness programs
designed to reduce stigma.
Membership is $5 per year. Volunteers are much needed as club
executives, committee members, fund-raisers and to assist with volunteer
service events.
Contact:
President - Sharon Mohagen
Contact Persons:
Linda Shynkaruk
Phone - 446-6844
Brent Hilsendager
Phone - 446-6862
Battleford Housing Authority
Battleford Housing Authority is a community based organization that
exists to ensure, on behalf of Saskatchewan Housing Corporation, that
adequate, affordable and well-maintained housing is accessible to all
residents of Battleford. By delivering housing programs and services that
support the dignity and worth of individuals and families we contribute to the
physical, social, emotional and economic well-being of our clients and our
society.
Units Managed:
• 66 Senior Social Housing units
• 29 Family Social Housing units
Contact
Battleford Housing Authority
9800 Territorial Drive
Co-op Mall
North Battleford
445-0717
Unique Ladies Wear
#102 1191 - 99th Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 3V8
Phone - 306-937-3055
Fax - 306-446-1277
Chairperson - Mel Kozlowski
Manager - Jeremy Reynoldson
Visit our website - www.battlefordhousing.ca
Battlefords Alzheimer
Support Group
Alzheimer Disease is progressive and degenerative. There is no
known cause or cure.
Alzheimer Disease is the leading cause of dementia, a set of
symptoms that includes a loss of memory, judgment and reasoning, and
changes in mood and behaviour. Alzheimer Disease is not a normal
part of aging.
Often those who care for their affl icted loved ones feel isolated and
unsupported. The Battlefords formed a support group for caregivers
in 1982.
Our support group allows participants to learn more about providing
care, to share their feelings, and exchange ideas on how to love and care
for people with Alzheimer Disease.
Contact:
Garth Harrison
Phone 446-6500
Battlefords and Area
Sexual Assault Centre
24-Hour Crisis Line: 446-4444
Toll Free: 1-866-567-0055
We are a non-profi t, charitable organization developed to serve the
needs of individuals, families or anyone who has been affected by Sexual
Assault. We are also devoted to preventing future sexual assaults through
public awareness and prevention education.
Our services are free and confi dential to all who have been affected
by sexual assault, past or present, male or female, adult or child. We
also provide support to the families and signifi cant others of survivors.
This includes: child molesting, incest, sexual harassment, date rape and
all other sexual offences. To provide services that deal with the effects
and the risk of sexual abuse by providing counselling, crisis support,
education and awareness to individuals and the community.
Funding: We obtain funding through private donations, grants,
fundraising and the Ministry of Justice and Attorney General. A member
agency of the United Way.
Contact:
1211 - 98th Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 0L8
Phone - 445-0055
Fax - 445-2727
E-mail - basac@sasktel.net
24-Hour Crisis Line - 446-4444
Toll Free - 1-866-567-0055
Meadow Lake - 306-236-2424
Executive Director - Nicole Whitton
Page 35 Battlefords Community Directory 2012

Battlefords and
Area MADD Chapter
Purpose: To stop impaired driving and support victims of this violent
crime.
Battlefords and Area MADD Chapter meets the second Monday of
the month at 7:00 p.m. at the North Battleford Comprehensive High
School Library.
Contact:
President - Rena Fauchon-Smockum
Phone - 446-2615
Battlefords
Boys and Girls Club Inc.
We are a non-profit, charitable organization providing for the
recreational, cultural, educational and social needs of all children and
youth 6 - 14 years of age in our community. We provide a “Safe Place”
allowing kids to be kids. Youth are always supervised and kept busy,
and we have Zero Tolerance for bullying and abuse.
Every day is an adventure and there is never a dull moment around
the Club. Program hours of operation run six days per week, during
the afternoon, evenings and weekends. All programs focus on offering
activities that refl ect the social, educational, cultural and recreational
goals of our agency and our community.
Hours of operation are Monday through Friday - RBC after-school
program - 2:45 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Evening drop in program - 6:00 p.m.
- 9:00 p.m. Weekends - Saturdays 1:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Living Sky
School Division
No. 202
Growth Without Limits
Learning For All
Living Sky School Division is a public school division that
includes the Battlefords, many communities, villages,
First Nation communities and Hutterite Colonies.
Currently, thirty-one schools are located in nineteen
communities. Our schools include K-12, Elementary, High
School and Alternate Schools with a student population of
5,700. Our diverse school population is re ected in a wide
variety of programs that exist throughout the schools to meet
the guidelines of Saskatchewan Core Curriculum and local
needs of the community.
Guiding Values and Beliefs
Care Commitment Courage Honesty Inclusion
Innovation Integrity Mutual Respect
Transparency Trust
www.lskysd.ca
937-7702
509 Pioneer Ave
North Battleford, S9A 4A5
All programs operate on a drop-in basis and following up to three
introductory visits, a membership is required. Memberships are
$5.00 per year or $10.00 per year for families. For further information
regarding our Club, our programming hours and activities, volunteer
opportunities, or membership information, please feel free to
contact us.
Contact:
1301 - 104th Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 1N9
Executive Director - Sheri Woolridge
Phone - 445-0002
Fax - 446-1313
Email - boysandgirlsclub@accesscomm.ca
Battlefords Chapter of
The Multiple Sclerosis Society
The Battlefords Chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society
was organized in September of 1977. The meetings are now held at
7:00 p.m. the River Heights Lodge in North Battleford on the
third Thursday of each month except May, June, July, August and
December.
The Chapter raises funds for research with sales of Christmas cakes
and other Christmas items, the M.S. Walk, carnation sales at Mother’s
day and raffl es.
The chapter also holds socials at various times of the year.
Anyone is welcome to attend the meetings, and we are always looking
for new members and volunteers.
Contact:
Vice Chair - Tom Schwab - 937-3794
Secretary - Sylvia Kokesch - 445-4750
Treasurer - Barb Dekk
Battlefords Concern for Youth
Battleford’s Concern For Youth is a non-profit community
based organization that began in May, 1989. Outreach workers
work with all youth and their families in the City of North Battleford,
Town of Battleford, and the surrounding area and also work
collaboratively with all agencies in the Battleford’s.
Concern For Youth’s mission is:
• Use a proactive approach to assist youth in making responsible
decisions.
• To identify the needs of youth.
• To act as a liaison between youth and community programming.
• To raise the profi le of youth issues in the community.
The primary objective of outreach workers is to locate, interact,
and connect with youth at risk and their families and make referrals
to social and community agencies that can provide them with
programs and services. Outreach workers also provide the following
services:
• Home visits
• School visits
• Personal and Family support
• Will attend any meetings with youth e.g. Court, doctor,
counselor, etc.
• Assistance with any forms
• Recreational Services e.g. A friend to play basketball with, etc.
• Positive role model for youth
• Act as a liaison and mediator
• Ensure youth are safe
• Empower youth to make safe, positive, healthy, and responsible
decisions
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• Listens to youth express their needs and acts as a spokesperson to
identify gaps in services
• Provide a non-judgmental environment that is respectful to
youth
• Help to locate missing youth
Outreach workers can be found at the following places:
• On the street
• In our outreach van
• At schools
• At organizations such as: The Mix, Boys & Girls Club,
Friendship Center
• Youth Court, Drumming Hill Youth Center
• At the offi ce – in the Phoenix school building
Contact:
Program Coordinator - 441-5823
Evening Outreach - 441-6930 or 481-3019
Email - concernforyouth@sasktel.net
Anywhere youth hang out
e.g. bowling alley, 7-11, etc.
Website - www.concernforyouth.ca
Battlefords Early Childhood
Intervention Program
The Battlefords Early Childhood Intervention Program (BECIP) is
part of a province-wide network of home-based support services for
families with children, birth to school age, who are developmentally
delayed. On a monthly, basis a volunteer Board of Directors meets to
review policy and procedures and ensure an annual budget is complied
with. BECIP fi rst opened its doors in 1982.
BECIP provides services to families in the Battlefords, as well as
outlying areas. Funding for this program is provided through the Ministry
of Education, KidsFirst contracts, community donations and supported
by the Battlefords United Way.
The family home provides the child with a natural and supportive
environment in which to learn. Parents and other family members
are provided with information, training techniques and emotional
support through individual home visits. Bi-monthly home visits are
made to each family and Family Service Plans are developed specifi c
to each child’s need. Various teaching methods are demonstrated by
the Early Interventionist to assist the family in stimulating their child.
The family is responsible for carrying out the suggested activities made
by program staff. BECIP also offers a toy/resource lending library to
families.
BECIP also has supportive staff working with the Pre-Kindergarten
programs and licensed child care facilities. For more information
regarding registering your child in Pre-Kindergarten or Day Care contact
the BECIP offi ce.
Referrals or inquiries can be directed to the BECIP offi ce at 891 - 99th
St., Don Ross, 2nd Floor, Box 1297, North Battleford, Sask., S9A 3L8
or by calling 446-4545. Fax: 446-0575
Contact:
Executive Director - Colleen Sabraw
Phone - 446-4545
Battlefords Empty Stocking Fund
Battlefords District Food and
Resource Centre (Food Bank)
The Empty Stocking Fund is a non-profit registered charity that
exists in partnership with the community to provide emergency food
from our food bank, Christmas hampers to those in need at Christmas,
and other services with the aim of alleviating poverty in the Battlefords.
Other programs include:
Coats for Kids: the collection of winter clothing for children
Milk for Kids: providing fresh milk to families with children
Kids Backpack Program: giving food to elementary students from
food insecure households
Income Tax Preparation: free income tax service for low-income
households
Health Initiatives: working with community partners to improve
the health of clients
Plant a Row Grow a Row: encouraging gardeners in the community
to grow a bit extra for the food bank
We uphold the principles of integrity, justice, charity, compassion,
and the dignity of human life. We realize that everyone will be in need
at some time, and we commit ourselves to be there to serve. We continue
to strive to understand and meet the needs of our donors and clients in
the spirit of competence and compassion.
We are a member of the Food Banks of Saskatchewan and an affi liate
member of Food Banks Canada and are regulated by the ethical codes
of these associations.
Location and offi ce hours:
1171-101st Street
North Battleford, SK
Our administrative offi ce is open from 9:00 a.m to 4:00 p.m. Monday
- Friday.
Our food bank is open from 10:00 a.m. - 12 noon Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
Contact information:
Erin Katerynych - Manager
Bill Hall - Executive Director
Telephone - 937-5505
Fax - 937-7063
E-mail - emptystocking@sasktel.net
Website - batlefordsemptystocking ca
Mailing address:
Empty Stocking Fund
Box 657
North Battleford, SK
S9A 2Y7
Battlefords
Immigration Resource Centre
The Battlefords Immigration Resource Centre is a fi rst-stop welcome
centre connecting newcomers to Canada to the information, resources,
services and people they need to make their move to Saskatchewan a
success. Service area: Battlefords, Cut Knife, Kerrobert, Kindersley,
Luseland, Meadow Lake, Spiritwood, Wilkie and Unity. Proud to
BATTLEFORD DRUG MART
102 - 22nd Street West, Battleford, SK
Phone: (306) 937-3303
Medication Delivery Service Available
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offer: settlement services, specialized employment program, English
language assessments, special events, furniture donation program,
cultural mentors, computer access, interpreters, notary public services,
diverse volunteer opportunities.
We are located at 1102 - 101st Street, 2nd fl oor, North Battleford
(Across from Royal Bank and above Soctia Bank. Hours of operation
are Monday - Wednesday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Thursday - Friday 8:00
a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Central Standard time.
Contact:
Phone - 446-0622
Fax - 446-0623
Toll Free inside Saskatchewan - 1-877-494-0622
Email - immigration2@accesscomm.ca
Battlefords Interval House
Battleford Interval House provides services to women who: are living
in a violent relationship; are living with an alcohol or drug problem
— his or hers; have been hurt by someone they love; have children
who have been hurt by someone they love; have been emotionally
abused by a husband, boyfriend, or live-in partner; wonder
whether to stay in a relationship; are experiencing other personal
crisis.
Services offered:
• 24-hour crisis telephone line
• safe accommodation
• counselling
• referral and advocacy
• transportation to and from appointments and school
• aid in house fi nding
• confi dentiality
Contact:
Battlefords Interval House
2092 - 102nd Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 1H7
Phone - 445-2742
Fax - 446-2520
Contact Person - Staff on duty
Battlefords Residential Services Inc.
Battlefords Residential Services Inc. is a non-profi t corporation which
provides residential and support services in the Battlefords for individuals
with intellectual/physical disabilities. The organization is dedicated to
the operation of homes in the community for persons with disabilities.
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We provide a home environment that recognizes the inherent right to
have physical, social, intellectual and emotional needs met in a manner
which recognizes the dignity of the individual and encourages their
feelings of self worth. Also through our homes, programs and activities
we encourage a life style which is progressive in nature, emphasizes
personal development and facilitating the highest degree of self
suffi ciency.
Currently the services which are being offered include:
Five group homes:
Arlene Perkin Manor - 1751 - 102nd Street
Laurentian House - 1607 St. Laurent Drive
Kildeer Manor - 2421 Kildeer Drive
Johanna’s Home - 2119 - 101st Street
Innovation House - 1001 - 111th Street
Other services include a Supported Living Program and a day
program.
Contact:
Deborah Bartlett
Phone - 446-8830
E-mail - brsiadmin@sasktel.net
Battlefords
Right to Life Corporation
This organization is a non-sectarian, non-profit, educational
organization formed to promote respect for all human life, from
conception to natural death. When the right to life is disregarded, all
human rights are jeopardized.
Meetings are regular and everyone is welcome.
Contact:
For membership or further information contact 446-2808 or any of
the following offi cers:
President - Maureen Hudec - 445-6750
First Vice-President - Maureen McLane - 937-7683
Treasurer - Leo and Bernice Nachtegaele
Battlefords Search and Rescue
Battlefords Search and Rescue is a non-profi t, volunteer organization
trained in search and rescue techniques, serving the Battlefords and
area.
Our community based group of volunteers assist the RCMP in the
search for lost persons and may also provide assistance in times of
disaster.
Our motto is: It’s better to be prepared and not needed than needed
and not prepared.
Members rec2eive training in fi rst aid, CPR and survival and search
• Year-round Service
• Electronic Filing Available
H&R BLOCK
1091 A - 102nd Street
North Battleford, Sask.
Phone 445-2260
1-800-hrblock www.hrblock.ca
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patterns and techniques. We meet the fi rst Tuesday of each month at
7:00 p.m. at the Battlefords Wildlife Building.
New members are always welcome, but must undergo an RCMP
security check.
Contact:
President - Gregg Sheppard - 445-9615
Battlefords
Trade and Education Centre Inc.
Battlefords Trade and Education Centre Inc. is a registered non-profi t
organization providing support services for individuals with disabilities,
assisting them in their pursuit of independence and quality of life.
Contact:
Battlefords Trade and Education Centre Inc.
702-102nd Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 1E3
Phone - 306-445-6141
Fax - 306-445-0686.
Contact Person
Don Amos, Executive Director
Battlefords Union Hospital
Foundation Inc.
www.buhfoundation.com
Battlefords Union Hospital (BUH) Foundation is the fundraising
arm of and operates independently of Prairie North Regional Health
Authority. Through responsible stewardship of community contributions
and volunteer resources, BUH Foundation is dedicated to enriching
patient care by supporting the funding of capital, non-capital equipment
and staff education at BUH and Battlefords Home Care.
This is made possible through the on-going contributions of the
community and by the four major fundraisers held annually. The
Monthly Lottery runs year around with cash prizes totalling $50,000;
Wayne Pruden Memorial Golf Tournament takes place the fi rst Monday
in June and is dedicated to Wayne Pruden, a long-term resident of the
Battlefords and an outstanding member of the community; $100,000
Cash Lottery runs from August to November every year and awards
numerous cash prizes; Festival of Trees, held the end of November,
is a Christmas celebration of beautifully decorated Christmas items as
well as specifi c events related to the Christmas theme. The medical
equipment that BUH Foundation has helped to purchase through on
going community support includes: equipment for the Operating Room,
Medical Imaging, Chemotherapy, Intensive Care Unit and Palliative
Care; monitoring systems for the Emergency Room, Women’s Health
GUY’S
and Birthing Centre and equipment for the Laboratory.
For further information about BUH Foundation, fundraising activities,
or volunteer opportunities, please visit us at our website: www.
buhfoundation.com
Contact:
Jerry Wintonyk - Board of Directors Chair
Claudette McGuire - Executive Director
1092-107 Street
P.O. Box 1358
North Battleford, SK S9A 3L8
Phone - 306-446-6652
E-mail - Claudette.mcguire@pnrha.ca
Battlefords United Way
www.northbattleford.unitedway.ca
Battlefords United Way is a non-profi t organization committed to
community collaboration, partnership and support. Our mission: ‘To
improve lives, build community and initiate action by engaging and
educating individuals and businesses’.
Through our fundraising endeavours, Battlefords United Way provides
fi nancial support to many charitable organizations in our community.
With this help, these agencies are able to focus more on providing
programs, services and supports to so many in The Battlefords.
With your support Battlefords United Way children, youth, seniors, the
homeless, the hungry and those that suffer from mental illness, benefi ts.
Your contribution to our organization is distributed to agencies in your
community - helping everyone right here at home.
Our vision is to create a community where the needs of every
individual are met. We remain committed to working with other
organizations and individuals in The Battlefords in bring about positive,
lasting community change. “Change Starts Here.”
October is our campaign month. Whether it’s through volunteerism,
funding support or helping our families, neighbours, friends or colleagues
- Battlefords United Way believes we all can make a difference!
For more information on how Battlefords United Way helps build a
stronger community, please contact:
Contact:
Executive Director – Mira Laprell-Elliott
Phone - 445-1717 or 441-1004
Battlefords United Way
Box 904
North Battleford, SK
S9A 2Z3
Offi ce located in the
Don Ross Centre
– Parks and Recreation Building, Room #93
E-mail - buw@sasktel.net
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES
1822 - 100th St., North Battleford, Phone 446-0545, Toll Free 1-888-299-4897
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Town of Battleford
Contact: 937-6200
Mayor Odishaw
DEPUTY MAYOR: January & February - Councillor Duncan;
March & April - Councillor Halewich; May & June - Councillor Lavin;
July & August - Councillor Mahon; September & October -
Councillor McLean Tady; November & December - Councillor Walls
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Administrative Services (Includes Union, Management, Budget &
Staff issues): Chairman Councillor Walls, Members Councillors Duncan,
McLean Tady & Halewich
Municipal Services: Chairman - Councillor Mahon, Members
Councillors Duncan, Lavin, & Halewich
SPECIAL COMMITTEES:
Fire Protection Services & EMO: Fire Chief, Deputy Fire Chief
& Mayor Odishaw
Land & Business Development: Council
Communities in Bloom: Carol Dyck, Evelyn McKay, Brenda
Pethick, Elaine Poirier, Shelly Scherman, Lori Spanier,
Cindy Tymouruski, Councillor Lavin, Mayor Odishaw
Government House Interpretative Centre: Councillors Mahon,
Halewich & Walls
Opera House Committee: Council, Menno Fieguth, Jayne Foster,
Grace Lang, Jeff Mannix
Appointments in
North Battleford
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BOARDS:
Assessment Board of
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Gord Krismer Associates Ltd.:
Gord Krismer; Reg Skinner
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Christina Krismer
Development Appeals Board: 3 Years – Tim Pruden; 2 Years – Gary
McArthur; 1 Year - Pat Smith; Secretary
Lakeland Local Library Board: Chairperson – Velda Sandbeck,
Council Rep. – Councillor McLean Tady; RM # 438 Rep. – Jack Opheim;
Librarian – Rita Kuntz; Sub-Librarian – Laurie Borzel; Sub-Librarian –
Esther Johnson; Sub-Librarian – Dianne Trippel. Members – Dorothy
Caldwell, Shirley Glowa, Vivian Graw, Andrea Jackson, Elaine Poirier,
Jan Rutten
Fred Light Museum Board: Chairperson – Malcolm Smith; Vice-
Chairperson – Floyd Andersen; Secretary/Treasurer - Joan Rice; Council
Rep. – Councillor Lavin; Ex-Offi cio - Mayor Chris Odishaw; Manager
- Bernie Leslie. Members – Maxine Burdett, Barry Degenstein, Donna
Light Evans, Lee MacKay, Tim Popp, Judy Ripka, Dan Schweitzer,
Ralph Smart, Joyce Vany (Honorary Joy Glessing)
Parks/Recreation Board: RM #438 Rep. – Stewart Mitchell;
Council Rep. – Councillor Lavin; Ex-Offi cio - Mayor Chris Odishaw;
Superintendent of Parks & Recreation - Randy Redding. Members
– Shelly Boutin-Gervais, Jackie Maloney, Dr. Almereau Prollius, Joe
Mills, Kelly Murphy
TOWN REPRESENTATIVES:
Access Communications - Councillor McLean Tady; Battleford Area
E.M.O Committee - Special Constable & Mayor Odishaw; Battle River
Settlement Foundation Inc. - Councillor Walls; Battlefords Chamber of
Commerce - Mayor Odishaw & Councillor Halewich; Battlefords Handi
Bus/Transit System - Councillor Lavin; Battlefords Justice Committee
- Councillors Duncan & Walls; Battlefords River Valley Committee -
Mayor Odishaw & Councillor Walls; Battlefords Tourism Association
- Councillor McLean Tady; BATC Community Development Corp. -
Councillor Walls; Concern for Youth - Councillor Walls; Fort Battleford
Management Advisory Group - Randy Redding & Glen Leask; Lakeland
Regional Library - Councillor McLean Tady; North Sask. River Water
Resource Committee - Councillor Mahon; North West Community
Futures - Councillor Mahon; Occupational Health - Councillor Walls;
Table Mountain Regional Park - Councillor Lavin & Galen Loy.
SUPPORT STAFF & SERVICES:
Administrator - Sheryl Ballendine; Assessor - Administrator;
Auditors - Holm Clements Kwong Svenkeson Raiche; Building
Inspector - MuniCode Services Ltd.; Chief of Police - R.C.M.P. NCO/
IC; Emergency Planner - Special Constable; Fire Chief - Larry Gabruch;
Deputy Fire Chief - Geoffrey Thompson; First Captain - Owen Kaye;
Second Captain - Neil Good; Pest Control Offi cer - Special Constable;
Returning Officer - Administrator; Solicitor - Cawood Demmans
Baldwin Friedman; Special Constable - Geoffrey Thompson; Treasurer
- Sheryl Ballendine
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Battlefords Victim Services Inc.
“A Voice For Victims”
Battlefords Victim Services Inc. is a non-profi t charitable organization
that provides services to victims of crime and other tragedy, and can
help by:
• assisting with crisis intervention;
• providing court preparation and accompaniment;
• providing referrals for counselling, safe shelter & support groups
• providing information about a client’s fi le
• assisting with completing victim impact statements, victim
compensation and/or restitution forms.
Battlefords Victim Services Inc. is located in the Battlefords RCMP
detachment, and is a partner in the RCMP’s commitment to communitybased
policing. Volunteers are an important component of the service
the offi ce provides. Victims are served by people they can trust and count
on for support, information, and referrals. Volunteers are required to
complete RCMP security clearance. Required training is provided.
Volunteer applications can be picked up at the Battlefords
RCMP detachment.
Contact:
Phone - 446-1550
E-mail - battlefordsvictimservices@rcmp-grc.gc.ca
Big Brothers and Big Sisters of the
Battlefords and District Inc.
Big Brothers and Big Sisters of the Battlefords provide single parent
children with the friendship of a Big Brother/Big Sister or In School
Mentor.
The relationship of a Big Brother/Big Sister with a child can assist
in developing greater emotional security and social awareness. It can
assist in developing responsible behavior patterns.
Big Brothers/Big Sisters are mature individuals 18 to 99 who are
prepared to develop a meaningful relationship with a child. Being a Big
Brother or Big Sister can be a rewarding experience for the volunteer
as well as the child.
Little Brothers and Little Sisters are children 5 to 16 years of age
from single parent homes.
Special group activities are provided for Waiting Littles and for the
Matches “Bigs and Littles”.
We are expanding our services into In School Monitoring to provide
a safe environmentally friendly situation for those unable to do a
traditional one to one match, give us a call and fi nd out how you can
be involved.
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Contact
445-7845
Contact:
Program Co-ordinator - Valerie Montgomery-Bull
Offi ce: 703 - 1101 - 101st Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 0Z5
Phone - 445-7845
Fax - 446-6321
E-mail - bbbs.nb@sasktel.net
BTC Indian Health Services Inc.
/Battlefords Family Health Centre
BTC Indian Health Services (BTCIHS) is a First Nations owned
and operated health services organization governed by a board
comprised of the seven Chiefs representing the following First
Nations: Little Pine, Lucky Man, Mosquito, Moosomin, Poundmaker,
Red Pheasant and Sweetgrass Nation. The total on-reserve population
is just over 5,100. The culture is primarily Cree. BTC Indian Health
Services has been nationally accredited by Accreditation Canada since
1998.
BTC Indian Health Services provides a variety of community-based
health services including Community Health, Home and Community
Care, Health Promotion and Planning, Youth and Adult Addictions,
Mental Health, School-based dental services, Child Day Care Licensing
and Monitoring, Headstart, Maternal Child Health, Indian Residential
School Survivors Support Services and programs for the youth on
suicide prevention. BTC Indian Health Services /Battlefords Family
Health Centre currently employs 125 staff.
Battlefords Family Health Centre, a Saskatchewan Health designated
primary health services site, is a non-profi t corporation owned and
operated by BTC Indian Health Services in partnership with Prairie
North Regional Health Authority. It has been in operation since February
2000. Battlefords Family Health Centre is staffed by a physicians,
nurse practitioners, licensed practical nurses, a Women’s Counsellor,
a Sexual Health Team, a Diabetes Prevention Program, and a Family
Wellness Program which includes the Circle of Learning. Battlefords
Family Health Centre is the host agency for the Kids First Home
Visiting Program. The Battlefords Family Health Centre is located on
the main fl oor of the former Eaton’s building and staff can be reached
at 306-937-6840.
Contact:
The main offi ce of BTC Indian Health Services is located on the
top fl oor of the former Eaton’s building at 1192-101st Street, North
Battleford, Sask.
Janice W. Kennedy, Executive Director
BTC Indian Health Services/Battlefords Family Health Centre
Box 1658
North Battleford, SK
S9A 3W2
Phone - 306-937-6700
Fax - 306-445-8355
E-mail - jwkennedy@btchealth.org
Canada-Saskatchewan Career and
Employment Services
Job postings: www.saskjobs.ca
Career Planning: www.sasknetwork.ca
Canada-Saskatchewan Career and Employment Services helps you
learn where the jobs are and what types of work you want to do. We help
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you improve your skills and employment prospects, and we help link the
abilities of Saskatchewan’s workers with the needs of employers. We also
assist the employer, by advertising your opportunities, promoting you
and your services and connecting you with Saskatchewan workers.
Our programs and services help:
Employers:
• recruiting workers
• posting job vacancies through SaskJobs.ca at no charge
• addressing skill shortages through training support
Job Seekers:
• plan a career
• upgrade their education and learn job-related skills in demand
• fi nd a job
In fact, we can help anyone looking for career, training or employment
information. Please take a look at what we have to offer.
Contact:
15 - 9800 Territorial Drive
North Battleford, SK S9A 3N6
Phone - 306-446-8705
Canadian Blood Services
www.blood.ca
Why should you donate blood?
Because it costs nothing yet means so much. Because you’re the type
to save a life. To donate or volunteer call Canadian Blood Services.
Blood. It’s in you to give.
Contact:
Toll Free Line - 1-888-2 DONATE (1-888-236-6283)
Website address - www.blood.ca
Canadian Cancer Society
- The Battlefords Unit
The Battlefords Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society was
established in 1947. As one of 10 such units in the province,
volunteers carry out the work of the Cancer Society to the public.
The Unit covers an area of approximately 100 miles around the
Battlefords. Programs of the Cancer Society are: Education, adult
and youth; Publicity; service to patients; Mastectomy rehabilitation
programs; Emotional Support, a support program to cancer patients
and their families; “Us Too” prostate cancer support group; Relay for
Life, Daffodil sales, Daffodil pin sales and Daffodil month Residential
Canvass, the raising of funds for the necessary programs of research
and those previously mentioned.
Membership is open to volunteers wishing to promote the programs
1891 - 100th Street, North Battleford
Phone: 306-445-9418 Fax: 306-446-2336
of the Canadian Cancer Society to the public.
A call to Battlefords Unit will answer any questions for you.
Contact:
Phone - 445-3339
Email - nb.ccssk@sk.cancer.ca
President - Dawne Tokaryk
Canadian Diabetes Association,
Battlefords Branch
The Battlefords Branch holds informational and educational events
and offers support to individuals who are diabetic.
Contact:
Laura - 445-2832
The Canadian Mental Health
Association Battlefords Branch
We are a non-profi t, community based organization which supports
and promotes the rights of persons with mental illness to maximize
their full potential through education, advocacy programs and services
and promotes and enhances the mental health and well-being of
members of the community. The Battlefords branch is one of ten
branches in Saskatchewan. Annual memberships are available for
anyone wishing to be involved in the association or for anyone wishing
to show their support. Please call our offi ce if you would like more
information.
The Training for Employment Program (TEP) offers an in-house
therapeutic program and employment training opportunities within
the community. TEP does individual contracts for snow removal, fl yer
delivery, yard maintenance, and odd jobs, as well as providing a hot
lunch program to members on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays.
The Social Recreation Program focuses on community involvement,
education and advocacy services. Social activities and recreational
opportunities are offered to clients at a subsidized cost (e.g. Christmas
supper and monthly dances, special events, art, bingos, seniors program,
daytrips, games nights, bowling, extensive summer programming, and
more). We currently offer 6 - 8 social recreation programs per week,
and even more during summer months.
Based on the Saskatchewan New Start Model for life skills training,
our Life Skills Program aims to assist clients with developing and
maintaining essential skills of daily living that may have been lost
due to loss of independence, institutionalization and so forth. The Life
Skills Program runs Monday and Wednesday morning (except during
summer months).
156 - 22nd Street West
Ph: 937-3066
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CMHA also has an ongoing innovative partnership with Friends for
Life and Compulsive Gambling that provide community development
and awareness workshops.
Our offi ce hours are Monday - Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pamphlets and
information are available.
Contact:
Jane Zielke - Executive Director
Kevin Sabraw - TEP Co-ordinator
Adam Felix - Social/Recreation and Life Skills Co-ordinator
Canadian Mental Health Association Battlefords Branch
1011 - 103rd Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 1K3
Telephone - 446-7177
Fax - 445-7050
E-mail:
jane.cmhanb@sasktel.net
kevin.s.mh@sasktel.net
adam.f.mh@sasktel.net
Canadian Red Cross
The Canadian Red Cross Society is a non-profit humanitarian
organization dedicated to improving the situation of the most
vulnerable in Canada and throughout the world We provide a wide
range of assistance to millions of people in Canada through injury
prevention services (such as water safety and first aid), violence
and abuse prevention education, and by responding to and
preparing for disasters. We also help the world’s most vulnerable
populations, including victims of armed confl ict and communities
destroyed by devastating disasters, through our international
programs.
The Canadian Red Cross provides programs and services to
communities in all provinces and territories across Canada, including
The Battlefords.
To learn more about the programs and services or to become involved
in your area, contact your regional offi ce at 306-821-6683 or visit www.
redcross.ca
Catholic Family Services
of the Battlefords Inc.
Catholic Family Services provides professional counselling, group
programming, short and long term planning for children in need of
protection, in home and school based services. We serve the people
of the Battlefords and district regardless of religious affi liation or
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Our goals are to:
1. Strengthen family life
2. Prevent family breakdown
3. Counsel individuals to wholeness
4. Build a healthy community
Contact:
Karen Richard
Phone - 306-445-6960
Fax - 306-445-0434
Email - battlefords.cfs@sasktel.net
Alternate Contact
Darryl Hnatiw
Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
#101 - 1272 - 101st Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 0Z8
Centre éducatif les petits pingouins
(CEPP)
Mission statement: The Centre éducatif les petits pingouins child care
centre seeks to give every child the feeling of belonging and well-being,
as would be found in a loving home. It strives to offer a rich francophone
environment where children can fl ourish at every level in the French
language and culture.
The CEPP is a licenced child care centre run by a volunteer parent
board. It is located within École Père Mercure at 1881 - 99 Street, North
Battleford. Registration is open to children of 18 months to 5 years of
age. Please call 445-4010 for more information.
Contact:
Director - Lorraine Armstrong
Centre Francophone des Battleford
www.centrefranconb@sasktel.net
The Centre francophone is made up of energetic and proud people
involved in their community whose main objective is to promote and
enhance French language and culture in the Battlefords.
The Centre francophone offers a wide array of activities and services
in French to everyone interested in French language experiences.
There is something different happening each week. Everyone is
welcome. For further information, please contact the above number or
the community calendar at: www.fransaskois.info.
Le Centre francophone des Battleford regroupe des gens énergétiques
et fi ers qui s’impliquent dans leur communauté dont l’objectif principal
est de promouvoir et d’enrichir la langue et la culture française dans
les Battleford,
Le Centre francophone des Battleford offre une variété d’activités
et de services en français pour tous les gens qui veulent vivre des
expériences en français.
Il y a du nouveau chaque semaine et tous sont bienvenus. Pour de plus
amples renseignements, vous pouvez contacter numéro de téléphone
cidessus ou le calendrier communautaire au: www.fransaskois.info.
Contact:
Centre francophone des Battleford
Email - centrefranconb@sasktel.net
Telephone - 445-6436
Fax - 445-6437
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Conseil des écoles fransaskoises
École Père Mercure
www.ecolepm.ca
Live, laugh, learn in French!
This dynamic provincial francophone school board division offers the
only French education in Saskatchewan. Its schools provide students
with an excellent Francopone education and the same English Language
Arts course dispensed by all other school boards. The curriculum is
enriched with cultural, ethical and social values, aimed at developing
proud Francophone youths, motivated to attain personal growth is an
ever changing world, making this school division truly unique. The
Battlefords’ only French school, École Pére Mercure, A Prekindergarten
to Grade 12 school, is open to registration over the summer by reaching
the Main Offi ce of the Conseil des écoles fransaskoises (1-877-273-
6661), École Pére Mercure: a guarantee of bilingualism!
Contact:
1881, 99 e Rue
North Battleford, SKS9A 0R9
Tél - 306-445-2490
Téléc. - 306-445-3116
seperemercure@atrium.ca
www.ecolepm.ca
Edwards Society Inc.
Edwards Society Inc. (ESI) is a community-based association.
The primary function is to enhance the quality of life for persons with mental
illness, so they may live in the community with greater self-reliance.
The programs we offer include the Group Home, Supported
Living Programs, Seniors and Special Events Programs.
Persons enter voluntarily into the ESI programs which are
designed to help individuals realize their goals towards an improved
quality of life. All program participants must be registered with
Battlefords Mental Health Services.
Contact:
Edward’s Society Inc.
11301 Clark Drive
North Battleford, SK S9A 3P4
Executive Director - Wendy Childerhose
Phone - 446-2706
Board Chairman - Kevan Migneault
Grief Share
A community support group, for those dealing with the diffi cult
journey, following the loss of a loved one.
Using a video series and discussion the many reactions to the loss of
a loved one is explored.
This involves an 8 week series from 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. Sponsored by
the Battlefords Ministerial Association
Contact:
Wendy - 445-7315 or Sue - 445-6658
Hands of Friendship Auxiliary
Battlefords District Care Centre
The Auxiliary was formed in October of 1973.
The purpose of the Auxiliary is to lend a hand and be a friend to
residents at the Battlefords District Care Centre. Throughout the
years the auxiliary has provided both moral and fi nancial support to
enhance the programs at the Battlefords District Care Centre. The
auxiliary strives to provide a home-like atmosphere by furnishing and
decorating various rooms and sitting areas in the Care Centre on a
continuing basis.
Auxiliary members assist residents with Bingo each Friday. Each
month members serve ice cream and accompany residents on shopping
tours and suppers.
Each year we continue to buy furniture and fi xtures for the comfort
of the resident. Our fundraising consists of a spring tea and bake sale
and silent auction, a fall supper and bingos at carousel Bingo.
Members meet every fourth Monday of every second month and
welcome men and women to join.
Contact:
President - Valerie Page - 445-0940
Vice-President - Iona O’Donnell - 937-3518
Secretary - Charlotte Gillatt - 389-4903
Treasurer - Joyce Ruzesky - 445-6409
Light of Christ Catholic Schools
Light of Christ RCSSD #16 operates eight schools in four communities in
the Battlefords and area. Our schools offer a full range of Catholic faith-based
Pre-K - Grade 12 programs (including French Immersion in two schools) in an
atmosphere dedicated to educational and spiritual growth of our students.
Contact:
Light of Christ RCSSD #16
9301 - 19th Avenue, North Battleford, SK S9A 3N5
Phone - 445-6158
Fax - 445-3993
www.loccsd.ca
Herb Sutton, Director of Education
Living Sky School Division No. 202
Growth Without Limits, Learning For All
Living Sky School Division is a public school division that includes
the Battlefords, many communities, villages, First Nation communities
and Hutterite Colonies.
Currently, thirty-one schools are located in nineteen communities.
Our schools include K-12, Elementary, High School and Alternate
Schools with a student population of 5,700. Our diverse school
population is refl ected in a wide variety of programs that exist throughout
the schools to meet the guidelines of Saskatchewan Core Curriculum
and local needs of the community.
Guiding Values and Beliefs
• Care
• Commitment
Light of Christ
Catholic School Division
No.16
9301 - 19th Avenue
North Battleford, SK S9A 3N5
Phone: 445-6158
Fax: 445-3993
www.loccsd.ca
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• Courage
• Honesty
• Inclusion
• Innovation
• Integrity
• Mutual Respect
• Transparency
• Trust
Contact:
Living Sky School Division No. 202
509 Pioneer Avenue
North Battleford, SK
S9A 4A5
Phone - 937-7702
Website - www.lskysd.ca
Midwest Food Resources
Working with our community toward
healthy food for all.
Fresh food box Order the fi rst and third Thursday of each month $10
or $15 boxes available with a newsletter about the contents, packing the
second and fourth Thursday of each month.
Collective cooking programs throughout the month phone to get
involved, meet twice a month once to plan and once to cook. Get together
with a small group of people to prepare several meals to take home.
Cost $2.00 per family member you are cooking for.
Healthy Eating Challenge in the fall annually
Youth Market Garden pilot project this summer
Kids in the Kitchen after school cooking program
Baby Food Workshops once a year
Community Development
Training new Collective Kitchen leaders
Our offi ce is moving to 1003B - 12th Avenue in North Battleford.
We also have a number in Turtleford 845-3903.
Contact:
Battlefords - 446-2684
Lloydminster - 825-2606
Meadow Lake - 236-3966
Ministry of Social Services
This Provincial Government Ministry provides fi nancial help in
situations of need. Reports of child abuse and neglect are investigated and
services are extended to families to help alleviate the problems. Foster
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Contact:
Social Services - Child & Family Services
205-1146-102nd Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 1E9
Phone - 446-7535
Toll Free - 1-877-993-9911
Social Services - Income Assistance
1192 - 102nd Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 1E9
Phone - 446-7705
Toll Free - 1-877-993-9911
Social Services - Community Living Division
#122, 1146 - 102 Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 1E9
Phone - 446-7929
Toll Free - 1-877-993-9911
North Battleford Daycare Centre
North Battleford Daycare is a licensed subsidized child care facility.
The center is licensed for children 18 months to six years of age. There
is daily programming to help children learn and grow developmentally.
Two nutrious snacks and a nutrious lunch are provided daily.
Contact:
Haley Dubrule
North Battleford Daycare
1312 - 99th Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 0P8
Phone - 445-4312
Fax - 445-4350
E-mail - nbdaycare@sasktel.net
North Battleford Housing Authority
North Battleford Housing Authority is a community based
organization that exists to ensure, on behalf of Saskatchewan
Housing Corporation, adequate, affordable and well-maintained
housing is accessible to all residents of North Battleford. By
delivering housing programs and services that support the dignity and
worth of individuals and families we contribute to the physical, social,
emotional and economic well-being of our clients and our society.
Housing Units Managed:
• 287 Senior Social Housing units
• 104 Family Social Housing units
• 128 Affordable Housing units
Contact:
North Battleford Housing Authority
#102 1191 - 99th Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 3V8
Phone - 306-445-4393
Fax - 306-446-1277
E-mail - nbha@sasktel.net
Chairperson - Murray Greenwood
Manager - Jeremy Reynoldson
Visit our website - www.nbhousing.ca
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North West Regional College
www.nwrc.sk.ca.
Serving a large geographic area, North West Regional College
provides a wide variety of training and services. Its two main
campuses are located in North Battleford and Meadow Lake,
with other offi ces in Spiritwood, St. Walburg, and Unity. Programs
are offered at other communities throughout the region where
needed.
University classes range from first year classes to a Masters
degree program in Education. Students can complete all four years of
their Bachelor degree in Education at the Meadow Lake Campus.
Health and community service programs are available, in addition to the
many training opportunities in the trades and in business. An increasing
amount of industry training has developed recently, including many
of the safety training courses required by the oil and gas sector.
Academic upgrading enables students to improve their educational and
employment prospects.General interest classes and computer training
provide professional development opportunities in a wide range of
courses.
In addition to programming, the College also provides career
counseling services to the public and to business and industry. A
comprehensive resource centre is available.
Contact:
For more information about the College, visit www.nwrc.sk.ca.
Northwest Community Futures
Development Corporation
Growing communities one idea at a time.
Community Futures provides a range of support services to help
entrepreneurs build successful businesses that will have positive impact
on rural communities.
Financial Assistance
Advisory services and Mentorship
Community development assistance
Contact:
761c - 106th Street
North Battleford, SK
Phone - 446-3200
Toll free - 1-877-446-2332
E-mail - info@northwestcf.com
Website: www.northwestcf.com
Playtime Co-operative Childcare
This non-profi t parent co-operative is licensed to provide childcare
services for 73 children aged six weeks to 12 years. The centre is open
7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Playtime Childcare
provides full-time, part-time and drop-in childcare services.
Arrangements can be made for school age children up to 12 years of
age to come for noon lunch as well as before and after school.
Daily, pre-kindergarten skills are learned. All activities are designed
with each individual child’s needs in mind. We do this by combining a
learn through play and informal instruction philosophy. Programming
is developed and implemented by staff trained in Early Childhood
Education.
Children with special needs are integrated within the center and
individual programs designed specifi cally for each child allow them to
participate in all areas.
A hot lunch and two snacks are provided each day.
Families with low incomes, single parents or students can apply for
childcare subsidies.
Contact:
Judy Schaffer - Director
251- 21st Street West
Battleford, SK
Phone - 937-3184
Prairie Employment Program Inc.
Prairie Employment Program Inc. (1977) (PEP) is a non-profi t
community-based organization which is governed by a local board of
directors. PEP is funded by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced
Education, Employment and Immigration (AEEI) and the
Government of Canada through Service Canada (SC).
PEP’s mandate is to assist clients by establishing realistic employment
goals, designing programs focused on solid outcomes and providing
follow-up services and supports to ensure long-term success in the
workforce.
PEP works with unemployed individuals sixteen and over who offer
a variety of skills and are seeking employment. Through the dynamics
of one-to-one counselling and the Skills Training Employability
Plan (STEP) employment continuum, the agency provides services
to facilitate career decision making, skills enhancement, employment
preparation, work experience and work assessments. Along the
STEP stairway, the agency offers an array of employment supports
through the CAPACITIES Project which assist persons with disabilities
and barriers to participate as fully as possible in the labour market. The
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ultimate goal is that persons with disabilities enjoy increased economic
independence with enhanced well-being in the Battlefords and region.
In view of this all-important societal goal, Prairie Employment Program
is strongly committed to assist people who are experiencing serious
diffi culty obtaining and maintaining employment.
PEP also offers a fee-for-service program which is available to the
general public. These services include resumé preparation, resumé
typing, cover letters, document typing, faxing and photocopying.
In the interests of individuals securing and maintaining long
term employment and enjoying full citizenship, employers will be
interested to know employment supports including job coaching and
wage subsidies among others, are available to them. Since 1977, close
to 13,000 clients from the Battlefords and rural area have been served
and supported.
In June 2007, Prairie Employment Program was awarded the
Provincial People with Disabilities Award for the Community
Based Organization Spirit Award. Recently, at the May 2011 BBEX
Awards Banquet, Prairie Employment Program was a “Finalist in the
Customer Service category.”
Contact:
Maurice MacGregor - Executive Director
Phone - 306-445-6404
Fax - 306-446-6414
Prairie North Health Region
Prairie North Health Region is one of Saskatchewan’s 12 regional
health authorities responsible for the planning, organization, delivery and
evaluation of health services for its residents. Prairie North encompasses
a geographic area of nearly 30,000 square kilometers in the northwest
part of the province.
The Region serves a population of over 78,235 Saskatchewan
residents, and over 18,000 people who live on the Alberta side of
Lloydminster and area.
Prairie North includes three cities, seven towns, 17 villages, fi ve resort
villages, 17 rural municipalities plus a portion of three other RMs, and
14 First Nation communities.
The Region employs over 3,100 staff in full-time, part-time, or casual
positions, and is served by about 100 family physicians and specialists,
and an additional number of visiting specialists.
The Region provides a comprehensive array of health services:
• providing emergency, diagnostic, and ongoing medical care when
patients/clients are in need;
• helping individuals return to improved health through rehabilitation,
care management and ongoing support;
• providing long-term care to individuals who can no longer care
for themselves;
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101-22nd St., Battleford, SK
Phone 445-7243
• Mobility Aids • Lift Chairs • Bathroom Supports
• Exercise Aid
• Health Care Supplies
Sales
Rentals
Consignments
• educating, treating, supporting and providing care to individuals
facing illness relating to addictions and mental health; and
• working to safeguard the health of our population and
communities.
Prairie North is home to:
Two Regional Hospitals:
• Battlefords Union Hospital, North Battleford
• Lloydminster Hospital, Lloydminster
One District Hospital:
• Northwest Health Centre/Meadow Lake Hospital, Meadow Lake
Three Community Hospitals with Attached Special Care Homes:
• Loon Lake Hospital & Special Care Home, Loon Lake
• Maidstone Health Complex, Maidstone
• Riverside Health Complex, Turtleford
One Provincial Psychiatric Rehabilitation Hospital:
• Saskatchewan Hospital, North Battleford
Two Health Centres:
• Manitou Health Centre, Neilburg
• Paradise Hill Health Centre, Paradise Hill
Four Health Centres with Attached Special Care Homes:
• Cut Knife Health Complex, Cut Knife
• Lady Minto Health Care Center, Edam
• L. Gervais Memorial Health Centre, Goodsoil
• St. Walburg Health Complex, St. Walburg
Six Special Care Homes:
• Battlefords District Care Centre, Battleford
• Jubilee Home, Lloydminster
• Northland Pioneers Lodge, Meadow Lake
• Dr. Cooke Extended Care Centre, Lloydminster, AB
• River Heights Lodge, North Battleford
• Villa Pascal, North Battleford (Affi liate)
Seven Primary Health Care sites:
• Battlefords Family Health Centre, North Battleford (partnering
organization)
• Goodsoil Primary Health Clinic, Goodsoil
• Loon Lake Primary Health Clinic, Loon Lake
• Maidstone/Cut Knife/Neilburg Primary Health Services
• Meadow Lake Primary Health Services
• Primary Health Centre, North Battleford
• Turtleford/Edam/St. Walburg Primary Health Clinics
Prairie North Health Region functions with administrative offi ces
in its three major communities.
Offi ces are located at:
Box 1808, 2492 - 98 Street North Battleford, Sask. S9A 3W8
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Battlefords Union Hospital
Main Floor, 1092 - 107 Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 1Z1
Phone (306) 446-6606
Fax (306) 446-4114
Lloydminster Hospital
Main Floor, 3820 - 43 Avenue
Lloydminster, SK S9V 1Y5
Phone (306) 820-6181
Fax (306) 825-9880
Lloydminster Satellite Offi ce
Co-op Plaza, 4910 - 50 Street
Lloydminster, SK S9V 0Y5
Phone (306) 820-6060
Fax (306) 820-6141
Northwest Health Facility
Second Floor, 711 Centre Street
Meadow Lake, SK S9X 1E6
Phone (306) 236-1550
Fax (306) 236-5801
Prairie North Regional Health Authority Board is composed of
representatives from across the Region:
Chairperson - Bonnie O’Grady, Neilburg
Vice-Chairperson – Leanne Saucer, Lloydminster
Ben Christensen, North Battleford
Wayne Hoffman, North Battleford
Gillian Churn, Maidstone
Trevor Reid, Meadow Lake
Anil Sharma, Lloydminster
Helen Lundquist, Lloydminster
Jane Pike, Meadow Lake
Glenn Wouters, Meota
Chief Executive Offi cer is David Fan
Programs and Service Sites in The Battlefords and immediate area
of the Region are:
ACUTE CARE
Battlefords Union Hospital
An 91-bed acute care facility including 24-hour emergency service;
intensive care; medical (adult & pediatric), surgical, and obstetrical/
gynaecological care; women’s health and birthing services; laboratory,
diagnostic imaging (x-ray, ultrasound, mammography, and CT scanning),
pharmacy, and dietary services; palliative care; renal dialysis service;
inpatient acute psychiatric care; physiotherapy, occupational therapy and
respiratory therapy services; cardiac stress testing; specialist outpatient
clinics; discharge planning services; chemotherapy outreach Program
and First Nation liaison services.
Contact:
Shelly Horsman
Director of Acute Care Services
Battlefords Union Hospital
1092 – 107 Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 1Z1
Phone 446-6600
AMBULANCE / PRE- HOSPITAL EMERGENCY CARE
WPD Ambulance
Contracted by the Health Region, WPD Ambulance provides advanced
and basic pre-hospital emergency care to those who require medical
assistance. WPD is staffed by a team of highly trained paramedics and
emergency medical technicians, and is further enhanced by a network
of approximately 43 trained First Responders
Contact:
Walter P. Dutchak, General Manager
1072 - 103 Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 1K4
Phone 446-7309 (for information)
COMMUNITY (PUBLIC) HEALTH SERVICES
(see POPULATION HEALTH SERVICES)
CONTINUING (LONG-TERM) CARE
Battlefords District Care Centre
A 117-bed long-term care facility including fi ve short-term non-acute
care beds for respite, assessment, rehabilitation, and convalescent care;
and a 28-bed specialized dementia care unit. BDCC also offers an
extensive recreation program for its residents, along with physiotherapy
and social work services.
Contact:
Sandy Grant, Facility Manager
Battlefords District Care Centre
Box 69
Battleford, SK S0M 0E0
Phone 446-6900
Lady Minto Health Care Center, Edam
A 20-bed integrated care facility with a community day program and
Meals-On-Wheels service, visiting physiotherapy services and visiting
public health nursing services. A physician clinic operates at LMHCC,
along with lab and x-ray services.
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Contact:
Marie Wagar, Facility Manager
Lady Minto Health Care Center
Box 330
Edam, SK S0M 0V0
Phone 397-2222
River Heights Lodge
A 97-bed long-term care facility providing specialized geriatric
care to the elderly. One respite bed is available to provide relief for
caregivers. Services include medical and nursing care; along with
recreation therapy, physiotherapy, occupational, speech and language,
and respiratory therapies. A 10-unit enriched housing wing provides
supportive living for clients in need. An adult day program is offered
at RHL.
Contact:
Ms. Kelly Day, Facility Manager
River Heights Lodge
2001 - 99 Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 0S3
Phone 446-6950
Villa Pascal (Affi liate)
A 38-bed long-term care facility providing nursing care and a
variety of recreational services for residents. Therapy assessment
services are provided through Prairie North Health Region. Villa
Pascal is owned and operated by Societe Joseph Breton and its board
of directors. Villa also operates through an affi liation agreement with
the Health Region.
Contact:
Terri Michaud, Facility Manager
Villa Pascal
1301 - 113 Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 3K1
Phone 445-8465
SUPPORTIVE (HOME) CARE
Battlefords Home Care
Home-based health care services are provided to maintain
client independence. Services include assessment and care coordination,
nursing, personal care, meal preparation, home management,
caregiver respite, home maintenance, Meals-On-Wheels, and Wellness
Clinics.
Contact:
Battlefords Home Care
4th Floor
Battlefords Union Hospital
1092 - 107 Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 1Z1
Phone 446-6445
MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION SERVICES
Battlefords Mental Health Centre
Located at Battlefords Union Hospital, BMHC offers inpatient and
outpatient services for persons experiencing mental health problems.
Services include psychiatry, adult community services, and psychiatric
rehabilitation services. The 22-bed inpatient unit provides acute mental
health care services.
Contact:
Battlefords Mental Health Centre,
1092 - 107 Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 1Z1
Phone 446-6500.
Battlefords Addictions Services
Outpatient and community services including assessment, counselling,
consultation, case management, referrals, education and awareness are
provided through the Breton Clinic, located adjacent to Battlefords
Mental Health Centre at Battlefords Union Hospital. Problem Gambling
programs and Safe Driving programs are also offered. Inpatient treatment
is provided through Hopeview Residence, 1891 - 96 Street.
Contact:
1092 - 107 Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 1Z1
Phone 446-6440
Child and Youth Services
Located at the Don Ross Centre in North Battleford, Child and
Youth Services offers assessment, diagnosis, individual psychotherapy,
family and group therapy, consultation, case management, community
and resource development, and health promotion and prevention
activities.
Contact:
891 - 99 Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 0N8
Phone 446-6555
POPULATION HEALTH SERVICES
Population Health Services (also known as Community/Public Health
Services) emphasizes early intervention, health education, and health
promotion/disease prevention. Services include those of the Region’s
Medical Health Offi cer, communicable disease and infection control,
public health inspection and environmental health, public health nursing,
public health nutrition, dental health education, podiatry, early childhood
GOLD EAGLE GAS BAR
EVERYONE WELCOME
• Urban Reserve R • Smoke S k Shop Sh • Gas Bar ar
OPEN — 8:00 a.m. - 11:30 p.m.
Behind the Gold Eagle Casino
520 Heritage Way, North Battleford, SK Phone 937-6770
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psychology, speech and language pathology, parent mentoring,
community physiotherapy and occupational therapy, audiology, podiatry,
public health promotion, and public health education.
Contact:
Ernie How, Director of Population Health Services
Primary Health Centre
11427 Railway Avenue
North Battleford, SK S9A 3G5
Phone 446-6400 ext. 6428
PRIMARY HEALTH SERVICES
Primary Health Care is a holistic approach that focuses on the many
factors affecting people’s health. It emphasizes teamwork and the
provision of health services to individuals, families, communities and
populations, with the goal of healthy people in healthy communities. In
the Battlefords, the whole community has access to two primary health
sites for comprehensive care.
Battlefords Family Health Centre
Prairie North Health Region (PNHR) contracts with Battlefords
Tribal Council (BTC) Indian Health Services for the provision of
Primary Health Care services from Battlefords Family Health Centre
in downtown North Battleford. Services at Battlefords Family Health
Centre are available to the whole community. Services include those
of two Physicians and a Nurse Practitioner; Diabetes Prevention and
Education, Mental Health, Lactation Consulting, Immunizations,
KidsFirst, Circle of Learning, and Sexual Health Clinic.
Contact:
Battlefords Family Health Centre
Room 103, 1192-101st Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 0Z6
Phone 937-6840
Primary Health Centre
The Primary Health Centre is located at Frontier Mall on North
Battleford’s east side. The Centre is home to three key services:
• Population Health Services (see previous section);
• Primary Health Services – North Battleford Medical Clinic; and
• Laboratory Service Centre
The PHC North Battleford Medical Clinic offers the services of seven
physicians and two registered nurse-nurse practitioners, all of whom
practice medicine under the primary care model. Services are available
by appointment: the service is not a walk-in clinic. The service has ready
access to the variety of health services available through Population
Health which is located at the same site. The emphasis is on appropriate
health care from appropriate health care providers.
The Laboratory Service Centre is another element located at the
Primary Health Centre. The PHC Lab is the main collection site in
The Battlefords for blood and other specimens ordered by physicians
from patients in the community. Electrocardiograph (ECG) service is
also located at the site.
Contact:
Primary Health Centre
11427 Railway Avenue, Frontier Mall
North Battleford, SK
S9A 3G8
Phone: 446-6400
PHC North Battleford Medical Clinic
Phone 446-4415
SASKATCHEWAN HOSPITAL
A 156-bed psychiatric rehabilitation facility serving the entire
province. Comprehensive multidisciplinary programs are provided
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Battleford Communities in Bloom
Communities in Bloom is a Canadian beautifi cation program that
provides information and education, and awards bloom ratings for
Achievement in Floral Displays, Landscapes, Turf, Urban Forestry,
Community Involvement, Heritage Conservation, Environmental
Awareness and Tidiness. This volunteer-based, non-profi t organization
is committed to fostering civic pride, environmental responsibility and
beautifi cation through community participation and the challenge of
national competition.
Show your pride in our community all year long. Spread the word. Get
the entire community involved. Posters are displayed in local businesses
advertising coming events.
How can I get involved? Pick up litter along the front of your business or
home each day - mow lawns and boulevards regularly - cut or pull weeds
on a regular basis - pick up after your pet - plant fl owers, shrubs or trees
- adopt a park - tidy up an unsightly area - clean up school grounds - try
some landscaping in your yard - adopt a ditch - tidy up a vacant lot - trade
fl owers and plants with friends - conserve a heritage area - anything that
brightens up or tidies up our community and celebrates our heritage - paint
what needs painting - sweep your sidewalks - sponsor a Communities in
Bloom activity - volunteer for Communities in Bloom activities.
The Memorial Rose Garden continues to develop nicely. New roses
will be planted again this spring. Plans are in place to recognize our
major sponsors with nameplates on the arbour. Drop in at any time; it’s
a lovely place to visit on 15th Street. We welcome volunteers for the
upkeep. Contact Elaine Poirier (445-1032).
Contact:
Committee Members: Randy Redding, Elaine Poirier, Chris Odishaw,
Lori Spanier, Evelyn McKay, Brenda Pethick and Carol Dyck.
Battlefords
Chamber of Commerce
www.battlefordschamber.com
This business organization was incorporated as the North Battleford
Board of Trade in 1906 with H.W. Detwiller as the Charter President
and R.R. Earle, the Commissioner. In 1956-57, the Board of Trade
changed its designation to the North Battleford Chamber of Commerce.
In 1978, Battleford joined with the City and the Chamber became known
as the Battlefords Chamber of Commerce and has grown with the
communities, supporting a membership of more than 350 business fi rms.
The President is supported by a 20-member elected Board of Directors,
the Executive Director and an Operations Staff to deal with the many,
varied requests for business assistance from the local community and
potential newcomers to the Battlefords.
Chambers of Commerce are catalysts in their community, and the
Battlefords Chamber is no different. The local organization has several
key priorities to serve the needs of its member businesses. Some of the
priorities include: Workforce, Economic and Community Development,
Business Promotion and Education, and more. The Battlefords Chamber
of Commerce is the “Voice” of business in the Battlefords.
Regular meetings of the Board of Directors are held the third Tuesday
of each month (excluding July and August) at 7:00 p.m. in the Balych
Mural Meeting Room at the Chamber building. Members and interested
people are welcome to attend.
Contact:
Phone - 445-6226
Email - b.chamber@sasktel.net
www.battlefordschamber.com
Executive Director - Linda Machniak
Battlefords Tourism and
Convention Association Inc.
www.battlefordstourism.com
This Association was incorporated as a non-profi t corporation in October 1994
as Battlefords Tourism and Convention Association Inc. Battlefords Tourism
is an innovative corporation committed to tourism industry training, tourism
policy and research, tourism marketing and promotion, and public awareness
of tourism. Battlefords Tourism is directed by a Board made up of volunteers
dedicated to the improvement of tourism services in the Battlefords and area.
The necessary support staff consists of a Tourism Development Manager and a
full-time Admin/Marketing person. The Board of Directors meet once a month
to discuss issues pertaining to tourism activities in the Battlefords and area.
Battlefords Tourism is located at 502-1101-101st Street, North Battleford. For
more information: call 445-2000; write to Battlefords Tourism, Box 1715, North
Battleford, SK S9A 3W2; e-mail us at admin.battlefordstourism@sasktel.net;
or visit our website at www.battlefordstourism.com.
Contact:
Tourism Development Manager - Ryan Bater
Admin/Marketing - Karen Martel
Chair - Donna Challis
Secretary Treasurer - Laura Ruby Stade
Vice Chair - Scott Whiting
Karen Martel
Administrative and Marketing Assistant
Battlefords Tourism and Convention Association
www.battlefordstourism.com
Phone - 306-445-2000
Long distance - 1-800-243-0394
Fax - 306-445-7233
“Make the Right Choice,
the First Time with
CJV Carpet”
CARPET • TILE • VINYL • WOOD • LAMINATE
We pride ourselves on being
North Battleford’s � ooring specialist, and are dedicated
to providing quality products & workmanship to each and
every customer we serve. Your satisfaction is guaranteed!
The Carpet People
2741-99th Street, North Battleford 445-1221
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in four areas: psychiatric rehabilitation, forensic, transitional, and
specialized rehabilitation. The 25-bed forensic unit with referrals
through the justice system is part of Sask Hospital operations.
Contact:
Linda Shynkaruk
Box 39
North Battleford, SK
S9A 2X8
Phone 446-6800
VOLUNTEER & SPIRITUAL SERVICES
Volunteer & Spiritual Services is a Regional program which serves
as a resource for those who work with volunteers throughout Prairie
North facilities and programs. Volunteer & Spiritual Services coordinates
volunteer-based programs at PNHR health services in The Battlefords
and works in partnership to support Faith Communities, Auxiliaries
and Foundations.
Contact:
Darlene Kingwell, Manager of Volunteer & Spiritual Services
1092 – 107 Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 1Z1
Phone 446-6892
Pregnancy Crisis Line
446-4440
The Pregnancy Crisis Line is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a
week. All services offered are strictly confi dential. The line is staffed
by committed trained volunteers who provide immediate support,
compassion, and accurate information about pregnancy, abortion,
adoption, and being a parent. This emergency phone line is prepared to
Get Your Fill
Prescription Delivery Available
Full Line of Giftware
Lottery Kiosk
181A - 22nd Street W., Battleford
Phone: 937-2600
OPEN: Monday - Friday ~ 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Saturday ~ 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday ~ 12:00 noon - 5:00 p.m.
guide those in a crisis situation to make a wise, well-informed decision
which will help maintain self-respect and dignity.
Contact:
Phone - 446-4440
Pregnancy Crisis Line Coordinators:
Maureen Hudec
Maureen McLane
Reclaim Outreach Centre
A Gospel Mission teaching the bible and caring for the hurting.
Sunday night gospel service - 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday nights - 5:00 p.m. - Hands of Mercy Soup Kitchen
Wednesday nights - 7:00 p.m. - Corporate Prayer meeting
Friday nights - 7:00 p.m. - Kids To Go - Bible Learning & Fun
Activities.
Contact:
Pastor Len Beaucage - 446-4815
Pastor Don Toovey - 441-1041
Jan & Lois Cooke - Kids to Go - 445-1352
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Battlefords Detachment
1052 - 101st Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 0Z3
Phone - 446-1720
Fax - 446-1738
St. John Training Centre -
North Battleford
St John Ambulance is a non- profi t, charitable organization that is
over 900 years old.
Mission Statement: To enable Canadians to improve their health,
safety and quality of life by providing training and community
service. We carry out our mission through community service, fi rst
aid and CPR training.
We provide high quality training by knowledgeable and experienced
instructors in First Aid/CPR/AED, Medical First Responder/Emergency
Medical Responder, Wilderness First Aid, Babysitting, Instructor,
WHIMIS and Personal Care Worker courses.
St. John Ambulance carries all your fi rst aid supply needs. Everything
from bandages to Automated External Defi brillators. During courses,
students receive a 10% discount of fi rst aid kits and CPR barrier
devices.
Our volunteer Medical First Responder Unit provides first aid
coverage and support services at public events where our presence
is requested. To apply to be a MFR volunteer, you must have a current
SJA Standard First Aid and CPR Level C certifi cate, as well you
would need to have a criminal record check done. Once approved,
we ask you to commit 60 hours of service and training within our
community. On-going Medical First Responder training would be
provided for you.
Contact:
For information on membership and training, contact:
St. John Training Centre
1225C - 100th Street
North Battleford, SK
Phone - 445 3472
Fax - 445 3796
E-mail - north.battleford@sk.sja.ca
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Saskatchewan Legal Aid
Commission
The Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission provides legal services to
persons and organizations for criminal and family matters where those
persons and organizations are fi nancially unable to secure these services
from their own resources.
Contact:
Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission
The Battlefords Area Offi ce:
#108 1192 - 102nd Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 1E9
Phone - 446-7700
Toll Free - 1-877-441-4418
Fax - 446-7598
Contact Person - Janice Lawrence Q.C., Legal Director
Saskatchewan Voice of People
With Disabilities Inc.
The Voice of People with Disabilities continues to work in all areas to
improve the quality of life for people with Disabilities. During Access
Awareness Week we will be holding activities to make the general
public more aware of disability issues. The United Way are partners in
awareness week activity presentation.
Objectives
Social Objectives
• strive for the full and equal participation of people with disabilities
in all economic and social activities of the community;
• advocate for programs and services to meet the needs of people
with disabilities;
• increase awareness of the unique needs of people with
disabilities;
• create an awareness of the barriers hindering people with disabilities
living independently in the community.
Community Development Objectives
• foster the personal involvement of people with disabilities in the
removal of social and physical barriers to full and equal participation
in the community;
• refl ect and promote the interests of people with disabilities in the
community and all levels of government;
Organizational Objectives
• Cooperate with groups with similar objectives
• Establish local chapters to implement these objectives.
Goals
Social Goals
• increase employment opportunities;
• affordable and accessible housing;
• equitable income support recognizing the extra cost of
disability;
• accessible transportation in communities throughout the
province;
• comprehensive family support services;
• raise awareness of Independent Living Model (quality of life,
dignity and respect).
Community Development Goals
• Liaison with Disabled First Nations People to improve access to
service and quality of life, both on and off reserve;
• conduct sensitivity workshops with employers, government, service
providers, and the public.
Organizational Goals
• hire a part-time executive director
• increase membership particularly in rural communities;
• increase fundraising efforts to exceed $500,000.
Contact:
Ray Corbeil - 445-1953
Cathy Fitch - 892-2080
Clair Cook - 445-6908
Saskatoon Christian Counselling
Service
Saskatoon Christian Counselling Service has a opened a permanent
branch offi ce in North Battleford. Rodney Cox, M.A., a clinical pastoral
counsellor, offers personal counselling in the areas of marriage, family,
depression, anxiety, stress, grief, spiritual issues ad pastoral care.
For an further information in regards to fees or set up an appointment
call our offi ce at 445-5080, mobile phone at 480-6434 or the Saskatoon
offi ce at 306-24-9890.
Rodney Cox many also be contacted by email at rcox.chcounselling@
sasktel.net.
For more information about Saskatoon Christian Counselling Services
visit our website at www.saskatoonccs.com.
Contact:
We are located at the Trinity Baptist Church
1702 - 106th Street
North Battleford, SK
Rodney Cox - 445-5080
Battlefords
and District
Community
Foundation Inc.
Building Your Community
If you take giving seriously, you
should be talking to us.
Call the foundation today to discuss
how your contribution can make a
difference.
Phone: 446-3863
Cell: 441-2961
Email:
sterlingcommunications@littleloon.ca
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Serena -
Natural Family Planning
Serena is a natural family planning information and counselling
service which:
• promotes an understanding of fertility by the sympto-thermal test
for ovulation;
• encourages couple decision-making in a loving dialogue;
• values human life from conception;
• provides information on marriage and human sexuality.
Well trained volunteer couples are available to meet with individual
couples and groups in many different centres.
Contact:
Jim and Maureen McLane
Phone - 937-7683
Teen-Aid Northwest
“Caring about Teens”
This organization is a non-profi t, charitable educational organization
that brings the Teen-Aid program to schools and youth groups which
request it in the Northwest region of Saskatchewan. The purpose of
Teen-Aid is to create awareness in teens regarding the consequences
of pre-marital sexual activity and to promote chastity (pre-marital
abstinence) as the most healthy and realistic lifestyle possible. Topics
presented are fertility awareness, friendship and dating, consequences
of teen sexual involvement, and a realistic portrayal of the advantages of
abstinence. Teen-Aid also stresses and encourages parental involvement
in these topics.
The Teen-Aid teacher is a qualifi ed graduate from the College of
Education.
Contact:
Teen-Aid Offi ce
1652-102nd Street
North Battleford, SK
Teen-Aid teacher
Phone - 446-2808
Territorial Youth Services
Territorial Youth Services is an organization designed to help
troubled teens (ages 12-18) with situations and problems in their lives
by providing support, direction, etc., to the specifi ed need.
Our day work program provides a means whereby a youth can earn
money to pay off fi nes or restitution through diversifi ed work projects.
Mall space is FREE of charge to NON-PROFIT organizations.
Call the Administration Offi ce at 445-3414 for details or to book space.
We have what you need!
Groceries, Fashions, Medical Services & More!
Railway Avenue, North Battleford, SK
Ph: (306) 445-3414 Fax: (306) 445-7575 Website: www.frontiermall.ca
At the same time youths are learning work skills, behaviour patterns
and discipline which will help him or her in later life. In both programs
there is an emphasis on life skills and recreation.
Contact:
Bill Amundsen
Phone - 445-5158
Welcome Wagon Greeting Service
For more than 80 years, Welcome Wagon has been known as
“Canada’s Neighbourhood Tradition” They operate the largest and
foremost personal public relations service in Canada.
Originally conceived in 1928 in Memphis, Tennessee, the service
expanded two years later into the Canadian market, starting in Vancouver,
BC. In 1979, a group of Canadian managers purchased the Canadian
section of the company from the American offi ce, and Welcome Wagon
Canada LTD became a separate Canadian business.
As a public service, Welcome Wagon distributes literature for:
• Civic, cultural and social organizations
• Recreation services
• The town or city hall
• Community services
• Police and fi re departments
Welcome Wagon also provides personalized promotion and public
relations for local participating businesses. After presenting a Welcoming
gift from each business represented, the Welcome Wagon Representative
describes its location, hours, services and other pertinent information.
She represents printed invitations as well, for the family to visit each
business personally and receive a second gift there.
More than 1,000 representatives in cities and towns throughout
Canada greet approximately 250,000 families a year. They may: have
moved into the area; be expecting or have a new baby; or be planning
a wedding.
Each of these circumstances creates particular needs, and Welcome
Wagon has specialized services tailored to each one. If you know of
someone who has recently become a new resident of the Battlefords
or if you know someone with a new baby, please contact us either
through our website: www.welcomewagon.ca or by calling our toll free
Saskatchewan phone number 1-877-251-8685.
Contact:
Toll free - 1-877-251-8685
www.welcomewagon.ca
ATTENTION HOME OWNERS & CONTRACTORS!
NOW is the time to come in and book your
orders for windows & doors.
FREE ESTIMATES!
GREAT PRODUCT! EXCELLENT SERVICE!
SILVESTER GLASS
& ALUMINUM PRODUCTS LTD.
57 years serving the Battlefords
A Name Na NNa Name me You You o Can CCan
an Rely R Rely y On! O On On! !
1811 - 100th Street, North Battleford
Phone 445-2052 www.silvesterglass.ca
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PRODUCTS PERFORMANCE SERVICES
RIGHT HERE...RIGHT NOW!
- Residential Insulation &
Vapour Barrier Specialist
- Super Sealing &
Energy Consulting
- CSA/CMHC Inspected
445-5801
481-3722
Our reach
just got bigger...
online advertising and
social media management
Dust Bunnies
Cleaning Services
Katasha Clarke
481-6078
k_clarke86@hotmail.com
You dirty it, I'll purty it.
Call or email for a quote!
• QR Codes
add a
clickable link
to your print
advertising
• maintain
and manage
your facebook
& twitter
accounts
• various size
options for
advertising on
newsoptimist.ca
Page 53 Battlefords Community Directory 2012

PRODUCTS PERFORMANCE SERVICES
RIGHT HERE...RIGHT NOW!
Kevin Monsebroten, CFP, R.F.P.
Senior Financial Consultant
kevin.monsebroten@investorsgroup.com
(306) 446-1202
Jim Grif ths
Restoration LTD
Over 30 Years Experience
24 HOUR SERVICE
Phone: 306-441-5259
North Battleford
Email or scan: jmgriff77@yahoo.com
• Renovations •New Construction
• Roo ng • Wood Heat • Gas Heat
• INSURANCE WORK
- Fire, sewer, ood, wind & clean ups
Todd Patterson
Owner/Operator
FREE Estimates &
Senior Discounts
New, re-roo ng
& roof repair
Patterson Roofing
Where we always try to be the
lowest price and best value.
- Guaranteed Workmanship -
Phone: 445-8439
Cell: 441-3690
Dion BelRose - Owner/Operator (on site)
Serving the Battlefords & Area
“Quality that Doesn’t Cost, it Pays”
Only Guaranteed Customer Satisfaction
Fully Insured • WCB
FREE ESTIMATES
937-2083
Morozowski Contracting
Box 121
Glaslyn, Sask S0M 0Y0
Phone:
(306) 342-7675
OWNER/OPERATOR
Kevin Morozowski
WE CAN OFFER YOU:
• Gravel Truck • Backhoe
• Bobcat Services
• Topsoil • Gravel • Clay
• Demolition
• Septic Tank Installation
• Water & Sewer • Basements
• Private Sewage System
Installation & Design Certi ed
RAYMOND OLESHKO
TREE SERVICES
• Tree Removal
• Wood Chipper
Home:
445-7781
Cell: 481-4465
Fully Insured
• 55' Bucket Truck
• Stump Grinder
Page 54 Battlefords Community Directory 2012

PRODUCTS PERFORMANCE SERVICES
RIGHT HERE...RIGHT NOW!
Canada's Local Auto Glass Experts
Stone Chip Repairs
• Complete Mobile Service • Factory Trained Technicians
• Auto Glass Replacement • All Insurance Claims Honoured
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
231 - 30th Street, Battleford, SK
446-0039
First Class Glass
Phone 480-1465
Professional Installation of:
• Windows
• Doors
Ask us also about siding for your home
rkf_10@hotmail.com
Herb Cox MLA
The Battlefords
Constituency
1991 - 100th Street
North Battleford, SK
S9A 0X2
Phone:
445-5195
Fax: 445-5196
herbcox@sasktel.net
We Provide Quality Service and Equipment to The Battlefords & Area
Good Sense
COMPUTER SERVICES LTD.
PETER OLLENBERGER
Sales • Service
Networking • POS
cell offi ce
If we don't have it, we'll get it! 481-4321 937-3424
Located in Downtown Battleford - 161 - 22nd Street p.ollen@sasktel.net
HIGH GRADE
TRUCK DRIVING
Training Division
• Class 1
• Class 3
• Class 5
TEACHING YOU
• Air Endorsement
• 1A Tutoring
Marv & Sancia 441-9650
Phone/Fax 446-2606
Passing you on to Perfection
Page 55 Battlefords Community Directory 2012

®
BATTLEFORDS & DISTRICT CO-OP
Celebrating 80 Years of Excellence
Battlefords and District Co-op roots run deep in the heart of the community.
Our focus is to provide the freshest, best quality products at competitive prices.
Battlefords and District Co-op is the only retailer in the Battlefords that delivers
an annual membership refund in the form of cash and equity to our member owners.
Based on your 2011 purchases, your Co-op allocated
$2.48 million to the member accounts
The Marketplace Food & Pharmacy
C-Store/Touchless Carwash
Home Centre & Lumber
Leisure Time Sports
Territorial Place Mall
FF2 (Fashions)
Marketplace Cafe
Agro Centre/Petroleum
Glaslyn Store
Battlefords Battlefords Co-op Co-op
Battlefords Battlefords Co-op Co-op
“You’re At Home Here”
9800 Territorial Drive, North Battleford, 445-9800
Page 56 Battlefords Community Directory 2012

Part I - Community Service Clubs & Lodges
Aurora Chapter of
The Order of DeMolay
In 1919, Frank Land of Kansas City, Missouri, formed a club for
young men. For a name, they chose that of a French knight, Jacques
deMolay, and based their organization upon the rich history of attitudes,
traditions and values of his order. The seven precepts which the Order of
DeMolay practices are: fi lial love, reverence for sacred things, courtesy,
comradeship, fi delity, cleanliness and patriotism.
We believe young men need a safe environment in which to make
good friends, participate in wholesome activities and be exposed to good
role models. When given good direction and consistent guidance, they
can make good decisions about their actions and become the leaders of
their own organization.
The Order of DeMolay is made up of individual chapters, ours in
the Battlefords being known as Aurora Chapter. No religion or politics
is involved, although a short, non-denominational prayer is said at all
meetings. Leadership, public speaking, some memory work and learning
how to conduct a meeting are emphasized. Educational activities such
as fi rearms safety and boating courses are offered. Finally, though
leaders understand these are maturing young men, high standards of
conduct are expected.
Many meetings include recreation. We have attended at billiard halls,
bowling alleys and laser-tag warehouses and we plan fi shing outings
at the lake. We have held computer game tournaments and typically
travel out of province once per year to attend youth conventions with
other DeMolay clubs.
Some fund raising is involved, such as handling the coat check
at corporate Christmas parties, but care is taken to ensure it plays a
secondary role. Financial support is provided by our sponsoring Masonic
Lodge, Ionic #31 of the Battlefords.
The membership of the Aurora Chapter of DeMolay is growing.
Ours is an active club, where each member is given a position and has
specifi c responsibilities at each meeting. Any boy who is interested in
having fun and learning leadership skills which benefi t him for the rest
of his life should apply. He will be welcome.
Contact:
Keith Bater - 446-2949
BATTLEFORDS ANIMAL HOSPITAL PC LTD.
446-VETS
Dr. Tom Schmidt
Dr. Sylvia Carley
#7A 11204 Railway Ave. East
North Battleford, SK S9A 2R7
Phone: (306) 446-VETS (8387)
Fax: (306) 446-8388
Battlefords Gymnastics Club
Battlefords Gymnastics Club offering classes for boys and girls of all
ages Starting at 2 years old and up. A great place for everyone.
Classes run from Monday to Friday starting at 4:45 - 9:00 p.m.
Wednesday morning 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Pre-school drop in. Thursday
morning 2 to 4 years old classes from 9:15 - 11:30 a.m.
Contact:
Battlefords Gymnastics Club
Suite #1 - 752 - 100th Street
North Battleford, Sask
Phone Lesley Silver and Dawn Morley 445-2298
Battle River Horse Club
Promoting healthy lifestyles through horsemanship. Learn to ride
program and development of horsemanship skills.
New members welcome. Monthly meetings
Contact:
President - Garry Pewapsconias - 398-2386 or 441-4824
Vice President - Rene Nighttraveller - 398-3628 or 441-0739
Treasurer - Celine Pewapsconias - 441-5589
Battleford 2000 Lions Club
The Lions motto is “We Serve”
Our two main money raising events are a Christmas Bazaar held
the second Saturday in December at the Alex Dillabough Centre in
Battleford and the “We’ve Got You Covered” Yard Sale held every May
at the Battleford Area.
We support Health Care and social programs in our community.
We also support the Tot Lot.
We assist worthwhile projects such as: CNIB, Canadian Diabetes
Association, the Breast Health Centre and Ronald McDonald House.
We deliver Meals on Wheels and host a Birthday Party at BDCC.
We support the following Lion sponsored programs: Project Pride
(Grade 1 students are presented Canada fl ags and certifi cates to instill
Canadian Pride), Lions Dog Guides, Program, Lion Quest (training
teaches to assist children to foster self-esteerm, self-discipline,
responsibility, good judgement positive peers and a drug free life
style).
Within 24 hours, Lions send money to victims of natural disasters
around the world.
Come and join us in our worthwhile activities. Meetings are held the
fi rst Wednesday of the month from September to June at 7:00 p.m. at
the Lions Clubhouse at 162 - 22nd Street, Battleford.
Contact:
President – Suzanne Reid
Secretary – Cindy Brown
Treasurer - Rhonda Gosling - 937-2738
Membership – Ethel Zurevell 937-2904
Mailing Address:
Box 1330
Battleford, SK
SOM OEO
Page 6 Battlefords Community Directory 2012

The Battlefords Scuba Community Inc.
Promote Snorkel and Scuba Diving in a safe and wholesome
environment for families.
Pool sessions Sundays 11:00 a.m. through 1:00 p.m. at the Aquatic
Centre from mid October through mid May. Executive meetings are
held the third Thursday of each month.
Contact:
President - Dennis McCullough - 937-7195
Training Director - Noreen Barclay - 446-3860
E-mail - suesan@sasktel.net
Website - www.battlefordsscubacommunity.ca
Battlefords Shrine Club
Contact:
President - Tom Dutton - 892-4200
Secretary - Kevin Monsebroten - 445-2381
Treasure - Glenn Hunter - 445-2087
Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi is a non-academic international women’s friendship
network which provides educational programs to its members and
opportunities for service to others. Known around the world as “The
Friendship Organization”, we are women of all ages, interests,
educational and economic backgrounds, the largest organization of its
kind in the world.
Beta Sigma Phi chapters exist in every Canadian province, every
American state, and in 30 other countries. Members in four chapters
support the arts in and around the Battlefords and District.
In the 81 years since its founding, membership in Beta Sigma Phi
has provided opportunities to contribute to the community, to develop
lifelong friendships, and to polish leadership skills. Now in the 21st
Century, our members fi nd the more we grow, the more valuable we
become to each other and to our communities.
Contact:
Colette Lavallée - 446-3095
Vice-Presidents - Linda Sheppard - 937-2368
- Keltye Hart - 445-5821
The Catholic Women’s
League of Canada
The Catholic Women’s League was organized nationally June 17,
1920. It is the largest national organization of Catholic women in Canada
and our motto is “For God and Canada.”
The goals of the league are:
• To achieve individual and collective spiritual development;
• promote the teachings of the Catholic Church;
• exemplify the Christian ideal in home and family life;
• protect the sanctity of human life;
• enhance the role of women in church and society;
• recognize the human dignity of all people everywhere;
• uphold & defend Christian education & values in the modern world;
• contribute to the understanding and growth of religious freedom,
social justice, peace and harmony.
Meetings are held the fi rst Tuesday of each month from September
to June in St. Joseph, Notre Dame and St. Vital.
Contact:
CWL - St. Josephs Church
1942 - 98th Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 0N4
For further information contact:
St. Joseph Calasanctius
President - Linda Stevens - 445-3413
Notre Dame
President - Betty Znack - 445-3108
St. Vital
Marilyn O’Driscoll - 937-3998
If you wish to belong, get involved with the great organization. It
has a place for you. Come, join us and fi nd out why we have the largest
national organization in Canada.
Citizens on Patrol Program (COPP)
Volunteers work in conjunction with the Battlefords RCMP to serve as “eyes”
and “ears” in the prevention of mischief and crime to make the Battlefords a
secure place in which to live. Volunteers must be 19 years of age, pass an RCMP
security check, have a valid driver’s licence, provide their own vehicle.
Meetings are the fi rst Tuesday of the month at the RCMP Detachment at
19:30 (7:30) p.m. Holiday months are July and August
The C.O.P. Program is run by an elected board and an RCMP Liaison
Offi cer.
Pick up an application at the RCMP Detachment, 1052 - 101st Street,
complete the application, return to the detachment. Upon passing a security
check, you will be contacted by the RCMP or a COP Executive member.
The Historic Battleford Lions Club
Our club was chartered in 1976 and our Motto as Lions is “We Serve”.
We provide an environment for fellowship and work together in
support of local projects and events that help to make our community
and environment a good place to be.
Our fundraising efforts assist with local community activities as well
as provide support for organizations that deal with such things as Sight,
Diabetes, The Elderly, Youth, Culture, Sports and Recreation. We also
participate in projects and events supported by Lions International and
Lions Foundation of Canada.
We hold supper meetings on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month
starting at 6:30 PM with a recess from meetings for the months of July
and August.
Our clubhouse is located at 162 - 22nd Street West in Battleford
Our Mailing address is Box 232 Battleford, Sask. S0M 0E0
Come on in and join us.
Contact a member of the executive listed or any member of our club
for more information.
Contact:
President - George Cowie - 937-7190
Secretary - Doug Zunti - 445-0567
Treasurer - Bill Volk - 937-7732
Membership - Cam Gee - 937-2006
Past President – Ron Sack - 937-3228
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#102 1281 - 100th Street,
North Battleford, SK S9A 0V6
Phone (306) 445-7772 Fax (306) 445-7722
Richard A. Gibbons B.A., LL.B
Barrister & Solicitor
Email: richard@norsasklaw.com
Website: norsasklaw.com
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Ionic Lodge No. 31 A.F. and A.M.
Ionic Lodge No. 31 was instituted in North Battleford in December of
1906. The Philanthropy of the Masonic Order is Youth. Ionic Lodge provides
an award to the Musical Festival in Speech Arts. We also sponsor a young
boy or girl to the provincial leadership youth program, which promotes
to improve leadership skills. The Masonic Youth Trust Fund provides
scholarships to students to further their education. We also sponsor the boys
of Aurora Chapter of De Molay. They meet in the Masonic Hall.
Ionic Lodge No. 31 meets on the second Friday of every month
except July and August.
Contact:
Our principle offi cers change every year. At the present they are:
Worshipful Master - Bro. M.W. Pat Hutchison
Secretary - M.W. Bro. Dan Finan
Treasurer - Bro. Tony Francescone
PH. 445-3300
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The location of the Masonic Hall is 1482 - 92nd Street
The mailing address is Ionic Lodge No. 31
c/o 8921 Gregory Drive, North Battleford, SK S9A 2W6
K-40 Club of North Battleford
Membership in K-40 consists of former Kinsmen Club members.
Wives of K-40 members are K-ettes. The K-40 Club functions mainly as a
social organization to continue the fellowship established in Kinsmen.
The K-40 Bonspiel, held each year in a different location in Canada,
is a major event.
K-40 members also assist Kinsmen and Kinettes when called upon.
Supper meetings are held when required.
Contact:
President - Brian Silvester - 445-7450
Secretary - Wendell McRann - 445-8768
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Kinette Club of North Battleford
An organizational meeting of the Kinette Club was held November 7,
1950. On January 9, 1951 at the Queen’s Hotel in Battleford, the Offi cers
of the newly formed Kinette Club of North Battleford were installed.
Becoming a Kinette is very simple. You have to be a female of
at least 19 years of age, of good character and good standing in the
community, live and work within the club’s territorial limits, and not
hold a membership in any other Kinette club. Most importantly, you
do not have to be a Kinsmen wife to join and there is no longer an age
limit for members to retire at.
Some of the projects we have worked on in the last year are:
• supply food and beverages for the Mental Health Association
Outpatient Socials
• Cystic Fibrosis Christmas Bake Sale
• Kildeer Play Park sponsorship
• Christmas tins for Catholic Family Services
• Telemiracle Projects
• Secret Santa for a local family
We also help our brother Kinsmen Club by working at the Christmas
Tree lot and assisting with their Annual Indoor Rodeo.
Donations have been made to: dance festivals; music festivals; Camp
Tamarack; local nursing homes; city recreational facilities.
The Kinettes hold their meetings on the First Tuesday of every month starting
in September and continuing to June. New members are always welcome!
Contact:
If you want to meet new people, help your community and enjoy yourself
at the same time, please give one of the following people a call.
Laurie Gansauge - 445-1980 (N.B.)
Corrinne Kjargaard - 446-0607 (N.B.)
Our mailing address is:
1212 - 98th Street, North Battleford, SK S9A 0L9
Kinsmen Club of North Battleford
In the early 1920s a group of young men gathered to form an Eclectic Club.
Three other clubs and the Battlefords club joined the Kinsmen Association
in 1927. The Association of Kinsmen Clubs stretches across Canada in large
and small communities from coast to coast. The Association was founded
by Hal Rogers of Hamilton, Ont. He lived to see the Association grow and
become a truly important all-Canadian service club for young men with the
working motto “Serving the Community’s Greatest Needs”.
The purpose of the club has been to be actively involved in
helping their community and to assist in the personal development
of its members. The first large project was the construction of the
North Battleford Swimming Pool in 1930 at a cost of $10,000.
In keeping with its long tradition, the North Battleford Kinsmen Club donated
$60,000 to construction of the indoor City Kinsmen Swimming Pool. The Club
has also made substantial donations to dozens of other community projects
throughout the years, including the purchase of playground equipment for
Kinsmen Park and the purchase of the Kinsmen Van which is utilized by various
non-profi t organizations in the Battlefords for their transportation needs.
In addition, the club has contributed approximately $50,000 to construction
of the Band Hall. The North Battleford City Kinsmen Band has been a very
successful organization in promoting music among the young students in
the Battlefords.
For more than 25 years the club has been actively involved in Telemiracle in
Regina and Saskatoon with all of Saskatchewan participating to the fullest.
The club meets at the Wildlife Federation Building on the second and
fourth Monday of the month for a supper meeting at 7:00 p.m. Membership
requires a male to be between the ages of 19 and 45 and to be introduced
to the club by an active Kinsmen. New individuals interested in joining the
club should contact any Kinsmen member or the executive.
Contact:
Box 1735, North Battleford, SK S9A 3W2
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