Museum - City of Humboldt

Humboldt & DistrictMuseum & GalleryTemporary Exhibits 2008-2009SaskTel – “Ahead by a Century” – September 9-27The Museum Association of Saskatchewan in partnership withSaskTel is proud to present the SaskTel Centennial Exhibit, incelebration of SaskTel’s 100 th Anniversary in 2008. You are invitedto the Opening Reception for this exhibit on September 11 from1:30 – 4:00 pm.We will also be displaying a myriad of styles, types and coloursof phones. From wood to plastic, large to small – phones havechanged drastically over the years. These unique telephones fromlocal collectors will be on display from September 9 toNovember 15.Author Reading – Robert J. AdamsTuesday, September 9 at 7:30 pmRobert Adams was a member of the Humboldt detachment of the R.C.M.P in the early 1960s. Adam’s book, HorseCop, includes stories of his first posting in Humboldt.Wendy Parson and the Rural Roundel – October 1 -25Wendy Parson’s current body of work focuses on the dichotomy between the realities of contemporary farmingand the nostalgic reminiscences of a rural based population. Through a series of large, high and low reliefpaper clay wall sculptures, she is examining our attachment to farm animals and the land. This exhibit is proudlysponsored by Conexus and the Humboldt Area Visual Arts Committee. The exhibition travels throughout theprovince through the Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Council.Festival of Wreaths – November 13 – December 4The annual fundraiser is sponsored by the Friends of the Museum. View the donated wreaths, swags,centerpieces, trees, quilted items, original works of art and food. All items will be sold at the auction on Thursday,December 4. View all the wonderful items and current information on the Festival of Wreaths page of our websiteat www.humboldtmuseum.ca.A Smurf’s Christmas- November 25 – December 31We are helping to celebrate the 50 th anniversary of those sweet little blue smurfs. Stop by the museum for a funadventure into the land of Smurfs.Artists Showcase – view artwork from talented artisans in our areaSeptember and October - Hayley MuenchNovember and December - Mike MagnussenEducational tours and activities are available for these exhibits – please call us to book your tour!Keep up to date with all the museum news at: www.humboldtmuseum.caOpen Year Round: Tuesday – Saturday 1:00 – 5:00 pmCorner of Main Street & Sixth Avenue • Email: humboldt.museum@sasktel.net • Phone: 682-5226 • Fax: 682-14302 … Community Services … Fall & Winter 2008-2009

C o m m u n i t y s e r v i c e sTable of ContentsHumboldt & District Museum & Gallery.........................CS 2St. Nicholas Day................................................................CS 3Giant Tent Rental..............................................................CS 3Reid-Thompson Public Library ........................................CS 4Carlton Trail Toastmasters................................................CS 4Humboldt Fitness Centre..................................................CS 5St. Peter’s College.............................................................CS 5Sports Clubs listings.......................................................CS 6-7Humboldt & Area Supported Employment.....................CS 7Service Clubs listings........................................................CS 8Big Brothers Big Sisters of Humboldt..............................CS 8Culture listings..................................................................CS 9Education listings..............................................................CS 9TOPS................................................................................CS 10Prairie Patchworkers Quilt Guild...................................CS 10New Horizon Seniors Club.............................................CS 10Quill Plains Regional Recreation Assoc.........................CS 11Humboldt & District SPCA.............................................CS 11Communities in Bloom Program ...................................CS 11Skate Humboldt..............................................................CS 12Humboldt Carlton Trail Heritage Society ......................CS 12Humboldt Therapy Centre.............................................CS 12Curling Club....................................................................CS 13Indoor Walking Program................................................CS 13Co-Ed Recreational Hockey League ..............................CS 13Tae Kwon Do..................................................................CS 14Adult Co-Ed Volleyball ...................................................CS 14Family Fun Day...............................................................CS 14Calico Gymnastics Club..................................................CS 14Junior Chamber International Humboldt.......................CS 15Kinettes Arts & Crafts Sale..............................................CS 16H.E.R.O............................................................................CS 16Speed Skating..................................................................CS 16Natural Luge....................................................................CS 17Scouts Canada.................................................................CS 17Partners for Rural Family Support..................................CS 17German Heritage Society (Oktoberfest)........................CS 17Skateboard Park Development......................................CS 18cover photos courtesy of the humboldt journal.w w w . c i t y o f h u m b o l d t . c aGIANT TENTRENTALThe City of Humboldt has a Giant Tent available for rental toNon-profit Community Organizations within a 100km Radiumof Humboldt.Rental includes the Tent, delivery, pick up and one person forset up and take down. The group renting the tent must provide6 to 10 people to assist with the set up and take down.Tent Rental Rates:40’ by 120’ $1,400.0040’ by 100’ $1,300.0040’ by 80’ $1,250.0040’ by 60’ $1,000.0040’ by 40’ $ 900.00Tent rental includes a full weekend, up to a maxium of 3 days.Mileage will be charged at the rate of $.50 per Km to and fromthe site. When booked all rentals are required to provide a 25%no refundable deposit.For more information or to book the Tent call the Leisure ServiceAdministration Office at 682-2597.St. NicholasDayHumboldt is celebrating theirheritage and the ChristmasSeason with St. Nicholas Day!December 6, 2008Evening ParadeTree LightingVisitSt. NicholasWatch formore details.Fall & Winter 2008-2009 … Community Services …

Reid-ThompsonPublic LibraryWapiti BranchProgram Dates:September 16 – Author Reading with CandaceSavage at 7:30 pm at the LibraryOctober 20–27 – Saskatchewan Library Weektheme Library PowerOctober 21 – Author Reading with Gail Bowen at7:30 pm at the LibraryNovember 6 – Saskatchewan Book Awards RuralReading 2008 at the Bella Vista Inn Poolside at7:00 pmMarch 24 – Pelican Bay Arts Collective: Launch ofThe Society at St. Peter’s CollegeMarch 25 – Pelican Bay Arts Collective: Poetry &Pie at the Reid-Thompson Public LibraryMarch 26 – Pelican Bay Arts Collective: Readingat the MuseumMicrofilms: Humboldt Journal, Watson World & Witness, Bruno Times &Banner, Viscount Sun, Lanigan AdvisorcOllections: Saskatoon Health Region (Books & Videos), Humboldt HorseClub (Books & Videos), Good Neighbour Store, Cemetery/Obituary Index705 Main Street • Phone: 306-682-2034Box 1330, Humboldt, Saskatchewan S0K 2A0Fax: 306-682-2035 E-mail: humcirc@panet.pa.sk.caWebsite: www.panet.pa.sk.ca• CAP Site – Free Public Internet Access • Wheelchair accessible• Storytimes: Tuesdays @ 2:00 p.m. September 23 to April• Adult Book Club: 1st Tuesday each month September to June• Crafts for Kids: 3rd Monday each month October to May• Outreach Program (Home Delivery)• CNIB Book • E-Library Service• Videos/DVDs • Magazines • Books for all agesHours Open: Monday – Wednesday: 11:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.Thursdays and Fridays: 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.Saturdays: 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.Carlton Trail Toastmasters #4713/42Through its member clubs, Toastmasters International helps men and womenlearn the arts of speaking, listening and thinking – vital skills that promote selfactualization,enhanced leadership potential, foster human understanding andcontribute to the betterment of mankind. The local club chartered 20 years ago,in November of 1987.The Toastmaster’s educational program works! After attending just 2 or 3 meetings, new members havemade noticeable improvements. The mission of the club is to provide a mutually supportive and positivelearning environment in which every member has an opportunity to develop and practice communicationand leadership skills, which in turn foster self-confidence and personal growth.The executive for the 2008/09 season are:President - Darlene GuntherV.P. Education - Janice DickV.P. Membership - Jerry AngelstadV.P. Public Relations - Francis WashkowskySecretary - Dee RobertsonTreasurer - Alan WhittakerSgt-At-Arms - Brenda ShraderGuests are always welcome to attend meetings and are never asked to speak – only to listen and observe.The club is currently meeting at 7:30-9 p.m. every 2nd and 4th Tuesday from September to May.For more information, or present meeting place, phone Francis at 365-4796, Jerry at 682-5524, or anymember. … Community Services … Fall & Winter 2008-2009

FALLMEMBERSHIPDRIVE!REGISTER BYOCTOBER 8 THTO RECEIVE THISPROMOTION!1 YEAR MEMBERSHIP – PAY FOR 10 MONTHS AND RECEIVE 2 MONTHS FREE!6-MONTH MEMBERSHIP – PAY FOR 5 MONTHS AND RECEIVE 1 MONTH FREE!938-7TH AVE HUMBOLDTCONTACT DAN OR CHERYL TORWALT AT 682-1521OPEN FROM 6:00 A.M. – 11:00 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEKFULLY EQUIPPED WEIGHT ROOM, RAQUET BALL COURTS, TANNING BED,TREADMILLS, BIKES, SHOWERS, ELIPTICALS AND MORE!PROFESSIONAL FITNESS PROGRAMS AVAILABLE AT ADDITIONAL COST!C O R P O R AT E R AT E S AVA I L A B L EFall & Winter 2008-2009 … Community Services …

S P O R T S C L U B SBallCo-Ed Slo Pitch LeagueHumboldt Jaycees, Curtis Hergott......................231-5095Girls Softball – Trent Ries.................................682-5060Humboldt minor ball – Kevin Rohrke............682-4806SENIOR BASEBALL/MUENSTER RED SOXBASEBALL CLUB – Brent Loehr...............................682-1321www.eteamz.com/muensterredsoxBASKETBALLYOUTH BASKETBALL – Dave Hill..........................682-3897bowling5 PIN BOWLING ASSOCIATION – Jenny Irwin......682-2051GOLDEN AGE SENIOR BOWLINGAngie Lang.........................................................................YOUTH BOWLING – Leigh Anne Beihn ...............682-3809BROOMBALLBROOMBALL – Ray Bender.....................................369-2965CURLINGHUMBOLDT CURLING CLUB & JUNIOR CURLINGLEAGUE – Kevin Kalthoff or Gare Engele..............682-2123dancedk dance visions – Dayna Keller......................682-1512JACQUIE’S DANCE ACADEMYJacquie Huck.......................................................682-5670FITNESS CENTRES AND PROGRAMSCURVES – Danielle Saretsky ....................................682-556230-minute fitness for womenHUMBOLDT FITNESS CENTREDan & Cheryl Torwalt.........................................682-1521A centre that offers privacy through member accessibility only.Includes cardio-vascular equipment, fully equipped weight room,racquetball and walleyball courts.HUMBOLDT THERAPY CENTREDebra Zimroz ......................................................682-6610Fully equipped gym with fitness/physical therapy consultingTOPS – Wendy Yaworski .........................................682-2946GOLFINGHUMBOLDT GOLF CLUB – Mike Angelstad ..........682-2833GYMNASTICSCALICO GYMNASTICS CLUBHeather Johnson..................................................682-4944hockeyhockey canskateConnie Danyluik ..............................682-1622 / 682-6171HUMBOLDT BLACKHAWKS HOCKEY TEAMPete Koski............................................................682-0976HUMBOLDT BRONCOS – Leslie Wilkinson............682-5575HUMBOLDT MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATIONAndre Kruger.......................................................682-3362Jamie Brockman..........................682-4160 / 682-3401 (f)MID SASK HOCKEY TEAM – Brad Leier.................682-3143SLO MOTION HOCKEY TEAMAaron Lukan.....................................682-5443 / 682-2705WOMEN’S REC HOCKEYJodie Hergott .......................................................682-4028YOUTH REC HOCKEY – Leisure Services..............682-2597HORSESHUMBOLDT HORSE CLUB – Brent Hergott............682-4028HUMBOLDT LIGHT HORSE CLUBHeather Crockett .................................................682-2530L & M STABLES.........................................................365-4641Trail riding, wagon rides and winter sleigh rides. Book yourrides for summer or winter. Please leave message.LACROSSELACROSSE (RECREATIONAL)Brian & Sherry Wourmald...................................682-3527pilates & yogaCyndy Penrose.....................................................682-4632Pilates: is mind-body exercise technique that stretches andstrengthens muscles (focus is on abdominals), increases range ofmotion in joints, improves postural alignment, and increasesco-ordination, resulting in effortless and graceful movement.yoga: the mind, body and spirit practice of yoga helps to relax,renew and re-juvenate the body, bringing about a sense of calm. Thisis done through the practice of yoga poses and breathing techniques.RUGBYAndre Kruger............682-3362(h)/682-7247(w)/231-6321(c)skatingCANSKATE – Connie Danyluik.............682-1622 / 682-6171 … Community Services … Fall & Winter 2008-2009

HUMBOLDT SPEED SKATING CLUBSteve Krueger ......................................................682-1715SKATE humboldtConnie Danyluik ..............................682-1622 / 682-6171skiingCARLTON TRAIL SKI CLUBEd Brockmeyer (snow conditions).....................682-3053Janice Dobmeier (club information) ..................682-2764David Martinuk (ski lessons & racing)...............682-5568Club owns and operates trails at Dixon, 8 km NW of Humboldt.Trails are free for all club members, or trails may be used by nonmembersfor a fee of $2 per day per individual skier.SOCCERHUMBOLDT & DISTRICTSOCCER ASSOCIATIONMiles Jorgenson...............682-4089 / 682-6692 (ext. 129)jorgenhaus@sasktel.netSPECIAL OLYMPICSHUMBOLDT SPECIAL OLYMPICSKen Ruthven........................................................682-3015SPORTS HALL OF FAMEAaron Lukan........................................................682-2705SWIMMINGLEGION SPEED SWIMMING CLUBDeb Stumborg......................................................682-3873TAE KWON DOHUMBOLDT TAE KWON DOJason McLaren .....................................................682-5197Ken Neiman.........................................................682-2286VOLLEYBALLCO-ED VOLLEYBALL – Jewel Varga........................682-5393WEIGHTLIFTINGWEIGHTLIFTING CLUBJocelyn Moe.........................................................682-4919yogaMarge Foley-Jacob...............................................383-2677A very gentle yoga. There are no levels needed; everyone canparticipate.ZONE 5 SPORTS COUNCILZONE 5 SPORTS COUNCILStephanie Cuddington.........................................554-2414HASEPHumboldt & AreaSupported Employment Program623 7th Street-CTRC Building • Tel. (306) 682-1455 • Fax (306) 682-3101P.O. Box 2198, Humboldt SK S0K 2A0 • kortej@ctrc.sk.caHumboldt and Area Supported Employment Program (HASEP) is a non-profit organization that promotes the involvement,inclusion, and participation of people with disabilities in all aspects of community life, specifically in the labour force. We areoperated by a voluntary Board of Directors, many of whom have a disability or have a family member with a disability. We hadour humble beginnings in 1998 when a small group of determined parents gathered together with the common belief that lifecould be better for their sons and daughters.HASEP is funded by Canada Saskatchewan Career and Employment Services. We are designed to support individuals with disabilitiesor employment barriers with career and employment decisions and help support them to work in competitive employmentsettings. We are actively involved in other projects that promote the inclusion, involvement, and participation of people withdisabilities in community life. These other projects include Rosthern Employment Program (REP), Special Needs Respite CareProgram, Summer Program for Children and Youth with Special Needs, Enhanced Activity Worker Program, Training for JobsProgram, and Nutritional Cooking. For more information about any of the programs email kortej@ctrc.sk.ca or call 682-1455.Winner of the Human Resource Planning Career Enhancement AwardThrough the Saskatchewan Labour Force Development BoardHASEPJuanine KortePrograms ManagerTracy ReifferscheidCareer DeveloperTel. 682-1455HumboldtREPVera GauthierCareer DeveloperTel. 232-5242RosthernSpecial NeedsRespite Care ProgramCollette LessmeisterCoordinatorTel. 231-4608HumboldtFall & Winter 2008-2009 … Community Services …

s e r v i c e C L U B SBABY/COMMUNITY WELCOME WAGONDoreen Grace......................................................682-3283BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS OF HUMBOLDTStacey Poss ..........................................................682-2829CATHOLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUEMiranne Suer........................................................682-2881FIRST WESTMINSTER SCOUT GROUPDebbi Stumborg ..................................................682-3873GENEALOGICAL DISCUSSION GROUPHeather Canevaro................................................682-4643girl guides, brownies & sparksGail Ortman (District Commissioner).................682-4385HEARTLAND 4-H BEEFDebbie Dust.........................................................682-3466Dorothy Dust.......................................................369-2747H.E.R.O. (HUMBOLDT EMERGENCY RELIEFORGANIZATION)Amanda Zelle ......................................................682-4117Marion Fetter .......................................................682-3929HUMBOLDT & DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCELorrie Bunko........................................................682-4990HUMBOLDT & DISTRICT KINETTESKaren Fleischhacker............................................682-5786Tracy Reifferscheid..............................................682-2994HUMBOLDT & DISTRICT KINSMENMurray Stevens....................................................682-2974HUMBOLDT FOOD BANK – Darla Behiel .............682-4988HUMBOLDT GOOD NEIGHBOUR STORELeona Flasko........................................................682-5502HUMBOLDT JUNIOR CHAMBER INTERNATIONALChris Hergott........................................................231-4396jaycees@jcihumboldt.comKIDS SPORT – Stacey Poss......................................682-5210KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSPaul Revering, Grand Knight..............................682-4200Vince Leonard, Past Grand Knight.....................682-9968LEGION ARMY CADETMatt Schidlowsky.................................................682-4837Sharron Beaurivage.............................................682-5457NEW HORIZONS SENIORS CLUB...........................682-3864Armella Sterner....................................................682-2368PRAIRIE PATCHWORK QUILT GUILDMaxine Nelson.....................................................682-2944Programs:• Traditional Match - Big Brother/Big Sister - 1 to 3 hrs/wk.• Big Bunch - For all children involved in the program - 1/mo.• In School Mentoring - Mentor/Mentee - 1 hr/wk at school.• Go Girls! - Girls age 12 to 14 yrs. - 1/wk for 7/wks.Interested in a Big Brother or Sister or any other program? Wouldyou like to make a difference in a child’s life by volunteering?Give us a call at 682-2829 to set up an appointment!No time... support us by having some fun, join us for Bowl ForKids Sake February 9-13, 2009. Put together a team, pick upsome pledge forms, and schedule a time at Kemway Lanes. Aseasy as 1,2,3!BBBSC Mission – “Every child in Canada that needs a mentor hasa mentor.” We do have children on our waiting list. Let’s makeit happen.September is BBBS Month! Thank you to Humboldt andArea for all your ongoing support!QUILL PLAINS REGIONAL RECREATION ASSOCIATIONCorinne Norman..................................................682-4600ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION – Jack Uliski..............231-9693ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION LADIES AUXILIARYPauline Fahl.........................................................682-5104Eileen Klitch.........................................................682-3840ST. AUGUSTINE YOUTH MINISTRYSt. Augustine Parish.............................................682-2106ST. ELIZABETH’S FOUNDATION INC.Marilyn Breker.....................................................682-4450ST. MARY’S VILLA FOUNDATION INC.Donna Muench....................................................682-6542TOASTMASTERS – Francis Washkowsky ................365-4796WALDSEA LAKE REGIONAL PARKChristine Skulski...............................682-3121 / 682-3528 … Community Services … Fall & Winter 2008-2009

C U L T U R E2B GARDENERS – Heather Canevaro..................... 682-4643BIER TENT GANG – Dennis Korte......................... 682-4242CARLTON TRAIL HERITAGE SOCIETYNorman Duerr .................................................... 682-4367COMMUNITY PLAYERSDenise Germain.................................................. 682-4078EAST CENTRAL REGISTEREDMUSIC TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONChristy Waldner.................................................. 682-2115FOLKART COOP HUMBOLDTRose Rabner........................................................ 682-2886FRIENDS OF THE MUSEUMLouise Mueller.................................................... 682-2801FRIENDS OF THE WATER TOWERNorman Duerr / Dan Steiner............................. 682-4367HUMBOLDT CHILDREN’S CHOIRAnna-Marie Moellenbeck.........................1-866-308-6099moellenbeck@bogend.caHUMBOLDT & DISTRICT GERMAN HERITAGESOCIETY – Lorna Saxinger ..................................... 682-4679HUMBOLDT AREA VINTAGE & ANTIQUE CLUB INC.Shirley Armstrong.............................. 682-4266, 682-5105HUMBOLDT COMMUNITY BANDAnna-Marie Moellenbeck.........................1-866-308-6099moellenbeck@bogend.caLITTLE GERMAN BAND – Dale Avison.................. 682-4692MUSIC FOR YOUNG CHILDREN – Carol Esler ..... 682-5406PRAIRIE PATCHWORKERS QUILT GUILDMaxine Nelson.................................................... 682-2944ST. PETER’S CHAMBER ORCHESTRABeverly Harding ................................................. 682-2931ST. PETER’S CHORUS – Maxine Moore.................. 682-5182THE HORSES MOUTH – Andy McAnally............... 682-5329WALDSEA SINGKREISLoretta Shugmann............................................... 682-2020e d u c a t i o nCARLTON TRAIL REGIONAL COLLEGESheri Ulrich......................................................... 682-2623.......................................................................682-3101 (f)CO-OPERATIVE DAYCARE CENTRELori-Ann Bodnard............................................... 682-4833Non-profit co-op organization for preschoolers, ages 18 mos. - 6 yrs.Mon.-Fri. 7:30a.m. - 6:15p.m.CO-OPERATIVE PLAYSCHOOLLiz Lemmerich .................................................... 682-5525............................................................................ 682-3293Term runs from Oct. to May with an enrolment age of 3-5 yrs.EARTHCARE CONNECTIONSDuane Guina...................................................... 682-2407Non-profit registered charity working in Saskatchewan to educate thepublic on living in balance with God’s creation.GREATER SASKATOONCATHOLIC SCHOOLSInquiries.............................................................. 659-7000HUMBOLDT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE............................................................................ 682-2824.......................................................................682-5785 (f)PUBLIC SCHOOLDave Hill............................................................. 682-2684.......................................................................682-3327 (f)PUBLIC SCHOOL DIVISION OFFICELinda Mattock..................................................... 682-5659ST. AUGUSTINE SCHOOLCarol Ford........................................................... 682-2507.......................................................................682-5956 (f)ST. DOMINIC SCHOOLDennis Spence.................................................... 682-2593.......................................................................682-5738 (f)ST. PETER’S COLLEGERobert Harasymchuk.......................................... 682-1755.......................................................................682-4402 (f)Fall & Winter 2008-2009 … Community Services …

TOPSIS HERE FOR YOU(take off pounds sensibly)The PrairiePatchworkersQuilt Guildof Humboldt and areawelcomes new members and guests.Tops SK#5241, HumboldtWhere:St. John’s Lutheran Curch1205 8th AvenueMeetings are held every Wednesdayat St. Elizabeth’s HospitalClassroomWeigh In – 4:30Meeting – 4:45 pm to 5:30 pmFor further information please contactMarguerite at 306-682-3222When:First Tuesday of every month7:00 p.m.September to JuneMore info: Maxine @ 682-2944Cathy @ 682-5980Mariann @ 682-3148We hold weekend workshops, quilting bees forcharity, and informative meetings. Come andjoin us so we can share our love for quilting.New Horizon Seniors ClubHall RentalsThe hall is available for rent: Birthday Parties, Comeand Go Teas, Anniversaries, Lunches, Weddings andFunerals.CapacitySeats 175 for lunch and 250 theatre styleServicesKitchen included in rental.Theatre style stage with curtain and sound system.Hourly RateNon-members $60.00 for 3 hours and $15.00 for everyhour after.For more information about activities and rentals callArmella at 682-2368 or the hall at 682-3864.Where the Action Is!Monthly lunches • Coffee on tap and ready – 50¢Tea & Bake Sales • Occasional Banquets & DinnersActivities Available:• Bowling (September – April)• Shuffleboard• Pool (three different tables)• Bingo (free lunch)• Fun & Fitness Exercise• Choral Group EntertainersMembershipstarts at50 years of age$20.00/year• Kaiser, Whist, Rummy and Smear Tournaments• Private Card Games (to suit individual)Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdayVariety ofcard games1:30 p.m.Bridge1:00 p.mFun & FitnessExercise10:30 a.m.BowlingBingo inafternoon1:30 p.m.Bowling10:00 a.m.Choral GroupEntertainersBowlingKaiserTournamentin afternoonHall rentby thehour10 … Community Services … Fall & Winter 2008-2009

September 4September 5Phone # 682-4600cori.qprra@sasktel.netwww.qprra.comFall 2008 ProgramsPolicy & ProcedureSeminarRelationshipGovernance SeminarSeptember 22 – 27 Missoula Children’sTheatreOctober 31November 21Halloween KeggerVolunteer RecognitionAwards & DinnerTheatreThe Humboldt & District SPCAHwy 5 E., Box 3942, Humboldt, SK S0K 2A0WantedSPCA Volunteers1. Pick up & delivery of laundry2. Dog walkers - 8 am - Noon - 3 pm - Evening3. Kennel cleaners4. General SPCA dutiesVolunteers needed on the weekend for all of theabove.For more information please contact Bonnie @682-4409, 682-5550 or drop in Monday–Fridaybetween 1:00-5:00 pm.COMMUNITIES IN BLOOMPROGRAMTHANK YOU HUMBOLDTFor your work and efforts to beautify the community for the Judging onTuesday, July 22, 2008.The Judges were impressed with how attractive and clean the community was. They couldsee there was pride with the residents in the City of Humboldt.The Communities In Bloom Committee and The City of Humboldt entered into the 2008Provincial Competition and we are planning to enter the 2009 National Competition.There is an active Communities In Bloom Committee, but they are always looking for newMembers and Volunteers interested in beautifying the community.To get involved or more information, please call Darrell at the City of Humboldt LeisureServices Department at 682-2597!!EVERYONE SHOULD BE PROUD OF OUR COMMUNITY!!!LETS WORK TOGETHER TO SHOW OFF OUR COMMUNITY TO THE COUNTRY IN 2009!!Fall & Winter 2008-2009 … Community Services … 11

HumboldtCarlton TrailHeritageSocietyAnnual MeetingOctober 29Guest speaker:Dr. Linda HaverstockContact 682-4367 or 682-2861for further information/reservations521 7 th StreetBox 2410 Humboldt, SK S0K 2A0Phone: 682-6610FULLY EQUIPPED GYM• Open to the public• Client specific exercise programs• Wide range of exercise equipment• Free weights• Convenient hoursHEALTH CARE PRODUCTSScooters, WalkersCanes/Crutches, ReachersBathroom Accessories, Braces and Wraps,Lift ChairsHealth Care Products and Therapy Treatments covered bymost Insurance Policies – Blue Cross, GMS, DVAPHYSICAL THERAPYACUPUNCTURE / DRY NEEDLING SERVICESTreatments provided by credentialedPhysical Therapist for:• Work Injuries• Motor Vehicle Accidents• Arthritis/Chronic Pain• Neurological Conditions (Stroke, MS, etc.)• Acupuncture and Dry NeedlingMASSAGE THERAPYTreatments provided by RegisteredMassage Therapists.APPOINTMENTS REQUIRED12 … Community Services … Fall & Winter 2008-2009

Curling ClubIce rentals available for…Schools, Businesses, Xmas Socials,Anniversaries, Birthdays, etc.Kids interested in A & W JuniorLearn to Curl:Contact Curling Rink 682-2123Indoor Walking ProgramAre you “in motion”?Don’t let inclement weather stopyour regular walking routine.The Humboldt Elgar PetersenArena upper level is available forthe public’s use during the falland winter months.You can walk anytime at the arena with theexception of special events and Bronco Games.Dates for special events and Bronco Games willbe posed on the board at the arena on a monthlybasis. Starting October 14 the times will be 8:00a.m. to 10:00 p.m., Monday to Sunday with theexception of holidays. Arena schedule on page12 of Leisure Services section. Please watch theboard and the Humboldt Journal Civic Ads forany update to the program.The City accepts no responsibility for injuries incurred by activities happeningin the facility. If you have any questions, concerns or suggestions, please feelfree to contact Leisure Services Office at 682-2597 or stop by the Leisure ServicesAdministration office in the Community Centre of the Uniplex.Leagues available:Men’s Super LeagueLadies’ Super LeagueSenior Super League – 50+ (Fri. afternoon,men &/or women until mid-Jan.)Mixed Super League (Wed., starts mid-Jan.)Men’s LeagueSenior’s LeagueCombo Fun League (includes Ladies,Mixed and Family)A & W Junior LeagueHigh School LeagueAnyone interested in joining a league eitheras a single, couple or team or wanting moreinformation call:Kevin Kalthoff (682-4885 h.)Gare Engele (682-3797 h.)Curling Club ManagersRink 682-2123 (after Thanksgiving)Co-Ed RecreationalHockey Leaguefor Ages 8-17!!Ages 8-12 & 13-17 (separate groups)League runs fromSeptember 9, 2008 – March 24, 2009Play every Saturday morning from7:45-8:45 am (8-12 years)8:45-9:45 am (13-17 years)Cost $110/personThis league will be full equipment andwill be non-contact. If you already play organized hockey atany level, you are not eligible for this league.(Drop-ins are accepted at $5/session. Fees must be paid to supervisor beforeice session begins. Please bring exact change.)To register or for details call the Leisure ServicesOffice at 682-2597.Want more ice time? Don’t forget our two lit and boardedoutdoor rinks at St. Dominic School and Glen Hall Park.Fall & Winter 2008-2009 … Community Services … 13

HumboldtTae Kwon DoClassesheld weeklyall year roundat the HumboldtPublic SchoolGym.Tuesdays andThursdays.Instructor: Jason McLarenSecond Degree Black BeltCall Jason McLaren for more details at682-5197, or email: humtkd@sasktel.netFamily Fun Dayin the ParkSept. 7, 2008 • 12-4pmWateridge ParkFree hot dog and drink for everyonewho attends! Other food available.Free games and activities forfamilies and their children.Learn more about what servicesour community has to offer.Bring a lawn chair.Brought to you by: Sask Energy, Sask Lotteries, City of Humboldtand the many service organizations in and around Humboldt.For more information call BBBS of Humboldt at 682-2829AdultCo-EdVolleyballDrop-in starts in Octoberand runs until AprilWednesday nights 7-9 p.m.For more info callJewel or Darren at 682-5393CalicoGymnasticsClubClasses for boys & girlsof all ages.NCCP trained coaches.Recreational &Competitive classesPhone 682-4944or visit us in the gym at the Humboldt MallGymnastics BirthdayParties & School toursCall now to book your gymnastic adventure!14 … Community Services … Fall & Winter 2008-2009

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Kinette Arts& Craft Salefor Crafters andHome-Based BusinessesSunday, November 210:30 am – 4:30 pmFor more information callKaren at 682-5786AT THE HUMBOLDT UNIPLEXPlan to attend – business andpleasure all wrapped up in one!Humboldt Emergency Relief Organization (H.E.R.O)provides financial assistance to individuals inHumboldt and the surrounding area that needassistance for emergency medical care. The boardof directors has their annual general meetingin March of every year. H.E.R.O was foundedby members of the Humboldt Fire Department,Humboldt Ambulance Service and the localR.C.M.P Detachment. The public is encouraged toparticipate in our organization both as membersand on the board of directors.H.E.R.O can be contacted at the address below:H.E.R.OP.O. Box 3503Humboldt, SK S0K 2A0SPEED SKATINGSpeed Skating will once again be the main feature at the 2010 Winter Olympicsbeing held in British Columbia. Canada will be well represented with someSaskatchewan members.Humboldt’s own club has produced both North American and Canadianchampions. In fact we have had skaters at each of the Canadians for the past11 years. Last year two of our members, William Dutton and Nathan Bernhard,joined the National Development Team in Calgary. Also the club’s skaterscontinue to enjoy many successes in the local, provincial and inter-provincial meets.Over the last three years the club has coached a school program in co-operation with Speed Skate Canada to introducespeed skating to elementary students from St. Dominic and last year to St. Augustine.All speed skate rentals and skins (uniforms) are included in the $190 season fee (same price as lastyear). Ice times are Tuesday at 4:15 pm and Thursday (optional) mornings at the arena. Competitions are always onweekends. You can pick and choose which competition you want to enter throughout the season.Speed skating is both a team (relays) and an individual sport. Skaters can compete indoors and/or outdoors at locallevel, the provincial level and beyond; they can also skate recreationally.Drop in at the registration evening and check us out. We are open to all ages and skill levels. We are even open toadults who want to learn to speed skate and /or want the exercise.Call Shawna Welder, New Member Coordinator, at 682-5931 or Lloyd Bernhard, Sec-Treasurer, at 682-4483 or StevenKrueger, President, at 682-2240.16 … Community Services … Fall & Winter 2008-2009

NATURAL LUGEIN HUMBOLDT AND AREAAt the 2008 Quill Plains Winter Games,Natural Luge was completed as aDemonstration Winter Sport.With the support of the Canadian LugeAssociation, a national coach and sled werebrought out for kids and adults to use.Despite the weather conditions, there was aninterest in starting a Natural Luge in the Area.If you’re interested in this winter sport,please contact Darrell at 682-2597.For more information on Natural Luge, pleasecheck out their website – www.luge.caLet’s get a local club going andenjoy the winter months!!!Drop-In Family Support CenterServing Humboldt & Surrounding DistrictWant help and don’t know what to do?We can help you access a wide variety ofcommunity services.Our Drop-In Family Support Center provides supportive listening anda friendly environment for children, youth, adults and parents.Call for Information on:• Parent and Tot Drop-In Playgroups• Emergency Cell Phone Program• Drop-in support providingsupport and assistance to thoseindividuals living with or wantingto leave an abusive relationship• Calm Down, Cool Off (angermanagement for kids)• Resource LibraryWorkshops and Groups:• Survivors of Domestic Violence• Assertiveness Workshop• Self-Esteem Workshop• Co-Dependency Workshop• Parenting Workshop• Parenting Teens WorkshopFor Schools:• Bullying Presentations• Healthy Relationships• Salvaging SisterhoodOpen Monday 9-12 & 1-5,Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9-5 and Friday 9-12 & 1-3Phone: 682-4135 or1-866-682-4135NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARYLocated at 636 9 th Street(across from the Clinic)German Heritage Society of Humboldt & DistrictPresentsCheck out whatyou’ve been missing!1st Westminster Scout Group(Humboldt) for girls and boys!Beavers (5-7yrs old)Cubs (8-10yrs old)Scouts (11-14yrs old)Join Scouting and Bring on the Adventure!For more info contact: Stacey 682 2518Cathy 682 5959Saturday, October 25 thHumboldt Uniplex6:00 – Supper & Entertainment9:00 – Dance featuringThe Little German BandTickets at Shoppers Drug MartJohn – 682-4679; Lorna – 682-2059and German Heritage Society DirectorFall & Winter 2008-2009 … Community Services … 17