Museum - City of Humboldt

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 …