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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
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