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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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