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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDE

Bidding to host an event?Or planning a meeting

or convention in Yorkton?Tourism Yorkton has produced a package of

information which can be used by local groups and individuals seeking to attract conventions and events to Yorkton. It will also give event

planners organizing events in Yorkton a comprehensive overview of available

facilities and services.

Check out the event planner guide and we will help you do the rest.

Yorkton Fast FactsYorkton TransportationYorkton Convention FacilitiesYorkton ServicesYorkton CampgroundsYorkton Bed & Breakfast’sYorkton Restaurants

Yorkton AccommodationsYorkton RecreationYorkton CultureEntertainersAttractionsYorkton ShoppingYorkton Night Life

For more information contact: Tourism yorkton, 306.783.8707

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QUALIFIED AND CARING DANCE EDUCATORS LEADING YOUR CHILD THROUGH THE JOURNEY OF DANCE

See our website for a complete list of classes and opportunities for your child and REGISTER TODAY

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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDE2834 64TH FIELD BATTERY ROYAL CANADIAN ARMY CADET CORPS

Contact: Lieut. Colin McInnes, [email protected]

A national program that provides training in leadership, drill, map and compass, marksmanship, citizenship, physical fitness, bushcraft and history of all elements of Canadian Forces.

Army Cadet Training Parade NightsClassroom instruction.Mondays, Sept. 1 - June 30 each year

Marksmanship Program - Air RifleTraining in shooting and firearm handling. Opportunity to compete in Regional/Provincial/National and mail in events.Sept. - June6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Air Rifle RangeMust be a member of 2834 RCACC12 - 19 yrs. of age

Optional TrainingOpportunity to join other Corps/Squadrons for training in adventure training and sporting events.Sept. - JuneVarious weekends during training yearVarious locations in SaskatchewanMust be active members of 2834 RCACC

Army Cadet Summer TrainingAdvanced training at 5 levels - General Training, Basic, Intermediate/Instructor, Music.Advanced courses/exchanges to other countries1st week of July to mid-AugustCourses are 2, 3, 6 weeks in lengthVernon, Whitehorse, Cold Lake and Rocky MountainMembers of 2834 RCACC

4-H SASKATCHEWANContact: Provincial Office, 306-933-7727

[email protected]

4-H has something for everyone! From archery to animals, cooking to exploring the outdoors, 4-H is about challenging your comfort zone, learning more about things you are interested in, meeting people that share those interests, and having fun! 4-H is a project-based organization, which means members choose a project to focus on. Our concept of Learn to Do by Doing has expanded from our rural roots to include more than 50 project options available today.4-H is one of Canada’s largest and longest-running youth organizations. Beyond their club, 4-H’ers have opportunities to earn scholarships and attend activities, events, conferences, and competitions across Saskatchewan, Canada and beyond.

Become a MemberYouth, ages 6 - 21, can make new friends through club involvement, develop life skills through hands-on projects, and open doors to new opportunities through 4-H.

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37 Broadway E., Yorkton, SK - 306-783-031337 Broadway E., Yorkton, SK - 306-783-0313Beautiful things for you & your homeBeautiful things for you & your home

Ukrainian Catholic Cultural CentreBox 1669

240 Wellington AvenueYorkton, Saskatchewan S3N 3L2

Phone: 306-782-1010 Fax: 306-782-0424Email: [email protected] Website: smcultural.com

St. Mary’s Parish

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Become a 4-H LeaderYou don’t need to be an expert; any adult willing to share their time and enthusiasm can volunteer. Leaders provide guidance, support, expertise and feedback to 4-H members, as they accomplish their goals. Leaders have access to many resources to help them in their role. 4-H Leaders must complete volunteer screening.There are approximately 200 4-H clubs all across Saskatchewan with several in the Yorkton area. Contact the 4-H Office to find a 4-H club near you.If there is not a club in your area offering the project(s) you are interested in, start your own 4-H club. Anyone can start a 4-H club for any project(s) that they choose with only one adult leader and four youth members. We have many helpful resources to help you as you start your club.

4-H Saskatchewan turns 100 years old in 20174-H alumni are encouraged to reconnect with the Provincial 4-H Office to get more information on centennial activities.

ACCENT ON KIDSContact: Rhonda Oystrick, 306-786-5437

ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY PROGRAMContact: Janet Lemaire, 306-786-0183

ALL THAT JAZZ BIG BANDContact: Larry Pearen, Director, 306-782-4182 or

Dean Petersen, 306-782-5155website: yccb.org

If you like 40’s big band music, then All That Jazz may be the band for you. This 20 piece big band with two vocalists performs throughout the community with a variety of music from rock to show tunes and everything in between. The big band rehearses Tuesday evenings at the Yorkton

Regional High School, 8:30 p.m. - 9:45 p.m. and welcomes performance invitations. Previous experience is required. Everyone is welcome.

BARA’ ACADEMY OF THE ARTS BORN TO CREATEContact: 306-786-ARTS (2787)

www.bara-academy.ca

Fall Spanish Course for all agesLearn Spanish! Register now for one of our twelve week fall courses.

Spanish - Beginners 1If you get frustrated on your trip to Spanish speaking countries, or just want to challenge yourself with a new language, Espanol-Principiantes I (Spanish Beginners I) is for you. With lots of speaking, practice, repetition and fun, you will soon be able to take an active part in the richness of the Spanish language and culture.

BETA SIGMA PHI ECCContact: Gail Jensen, 306-783-7391

Meetings are held twice a month. Beta Sigma Phi is an international women’s friendship network. The membership is made up of women of all ages, from all walks of life, who are enjoying and building friendships that last a lifetime.

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF YORKTON & AREA INC.

Contact: Irma Van De Bon-Nicol, [email protected]: bigbrothersbigsisters.ca/yorkton

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Yorkton and Area impacts the lives of children and youth through mentoring, the friendly interaction of positive role models and quality volunteer-based mentoring programs that make a difference in a child’s life. We offer one-to-one mentoring such as Big Brothers Big Sisters, and In-School mentoring, Group mentoring, Go Girls and Game On programs, after school programming, a summer camp, and a Kids N Kops mini-police academy. Each time we pair a child with a mentor or introduce a group of students to an in-school program, we start something incredible — a life-changing relationship built on friendship, trust and empowerment. Unlocking a child’s true potential creates a future where anything is possible. Start Something today.

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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEBig Brothers Big Sisters of Yorkton Continued from Page 5

Big Brothers Big Sisters Traditional Mentoring ProgramMatches between Big Brothers/Little Brother and Big Sisters/Little Sisters.Minimum one year commitmentOngoingCommunity basedBig Brothers Big Sisters, 18 yrs. plusLittle Brothers Little Sisters, 6 - 18 yrs.

In School MentoringOne to one match between a teen or adult volunteer and a child in elementary school.One hour each week for the school yearThe mentoring meeting is at the school, on school propertyMentors age 16 yrs. plusChildren ages 6 - 14 yrs.

Share It Forward Parent MentoringVolunteer parent mentor matched with a family.One to three hours a week, for six months

Big Bunch Activity ProgramGroup activities encouraging healthy lifestyles and positive interactions for the Littles and Bigs.

Other Upcoming Events:BBBS Hockey ClassicWith the Montreal Canadien Alumni TeamThursday, November 6, 2015Farrell Agencies/Gallagher Centre

Bowl For Kids Sakes 2016April 9, 2016, MelvilleApril 10, 2016, EsterhazyApril 15, 16, 17, 2016, Yorkton Bowl ArenaEveryone welcome

Canadian Tire Jump StartFunding for a child ages 4 to 18 if needed for sports and recreation.As funds permit.

BODY POETRY FITNESS STUDIOContact: Wendy Nesseth,

[email protected]

Body poetry is a delightful oasis in your day. We offer a full range of Yoga, Pilates, Belly Fit®, Belly Fit, and Ballroom Dance Classes. We are committed to the spiritual, emotional, and physical health, happiness and peace of mind of our clients. Our mission is to provide quality instruction and guidance to open our hearts and minds to the infinite that exists inside each of us. Our schedule and offerings are available on our website, www.bodypoetrystudio.com.

YogaMany classes ranging from Gentle to Hot Bikram Yoga. The focus is building strength, stamina and energy. Get the true stress busting of the benefits of the ancient practice by attending classes.September - December, 2015Early morning, noon and evening classes availableBody Poetry Fitness Studio, #7 Broadway St. W.Teen to adult

Introduction MediationDiscover the powerful stress reduction benefits of connecting to your own deep inner stillness through guided group meditations.October 20 - November 24, 2015Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

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Belly Fit Bellyfit is a fun, dynamic, and effective fitness program designed specifically for women. It incorporates elements of cultural dance like Belly dancing with principles drawn from pilates and yoga. A background in dance is not needed, just come with openness and enthusiasm for an enjoyable workout experience. Bellyfit is suitable for women of all ages and fitness levels, who desire a fun, safe workout.September - December, 2015Mondays, 6:45 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.Body Poetry Fitness Studio, #7 Broadway St. W.Teen to adult

Ballroom Dance Beginner to IntermediateBeginner — Learn the basics of ballroom dance in a studio setting. Dances taught include fox trot, waltz, rumba, cha cha, two step, swing and jive.Intermediate — Already love to dance? Develop more poise and grace on the dance floor while enjoying your favorite dances or polishing moves in new ones.10 weeks of lessons from September 24 - November 26, 2015Thursday evenings7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Beginner8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. IntermediateBody Poetry Fitness Studio, #7 Broadway St. W.Teen to adult

Art of Wholesome Eating WorkshopDates TBAThe Art of Wholesome Eating is an empowering course bursting with knowledge from the lively Ayurvedic tradition. It offers specific tools for your own constitution and kindles the fun of effortlessly cooking with energizing ingredients from around the globe. In this course the basic concepts of Ayurveda are taught in a dynamic, interactive way to give you a better understanding of your own personal needs.

BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF YORKTONContact: Erin, 306-783-2582

[email protected]: 306-783-2502

We are a non-profit organization dedicated to providing quality programs and services to youth ages 0-18, and their families, in the community.

EARLY LEARNING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

Tot SpotWe operate a drop-in play centre for children ages 0 to 5 to interact and play in a positive environment with their parents/guardians or caregivers. The Centre is free to attend.Fall and Winter 2015-2016 program times TBA

Get MovingWe offer a gym based recreational program for children ages 0 to 5 and their parents/guardians. Children can get moving, have fun and be physically active at our great big play date!Wednesdays and FridaysGloria Hayden Community Centre10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

Family Resource CentreWe partner with the Family Resource Centre to be on site for our Learn, Explore, Discover Program where families can bring their early learners to experience an engaging, stimulating, age-appropriate atmosphere. The centre is free to attend. For more info on program times and dates, please contact the Family Resource Centre.

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A Professional Theatre Studio offering classes and productions for all ages in Yorkton & Melville

Play Production (Ages 7 and Up)“The Gingerbread Man” to be performed in Yorkton on

December 12th. “Cinderella” to be performed in Melville on March 20th. Students must have taken or be taking a technique class.

Acting (Technique Class) A, B, CCreate characters and acting skills in partners and small

groups. Structured environmentYorkton & Melville

Collective Creation (Technique Class) A, B, CCreate character interactions and scenes in large groups.

Free-flowing environmentYorkton & Melville

Character Development (Technique Class) BLearn the process of creating fully developed characters

Free-flowing/structured environment

Improvisation A, B, C/DThe art of “making it up as you go along.”

Studio Drama (All Ages)One on one exploration of theatre and drama with showcase

performance.Yorkton & Melville

Dramatic Acting DStrengthening the ability to play intense, emotional, dark

characters.

Music & Movement B/CExplore characters, improvisation, music, movement &

charactography.

Contact Free My Muse to determine which classes (A, B, C, D, etc.) are best for your actors!

See us at City Wide Registration in Yorkton & Melville!

FREE MY MUSE THEATRE COMPANYFREE MY MUSE THEATRE COMPANYContact: Carrie Pengilly, Artistic Director

782-MUSE (6873)[email protected]

www.freemymusetheatre.com


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MIDDLE YEARS PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

Awesome, Amazing After-SchoolsA great resource for youth, parents and educators, that is free of charge. We offer homework support, nutritious snacks, crafts, games and fun activities in a safe, welcoming environment where children and youth can experience a sense of belonging.Runs throughout the school year in the Yorkton Public Library (Multipurpose Programming Room)September to JuneMonday to Friday3:15 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.Ages 6 - 12

Evening ProgramsWe offer free arts and crafts, educational, recreational, life skills, literacy based and cultural programs on various evenings.Weekday evenings throughout the school year Tuesday through FridaySeptember to June6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.We run out of various locations in the cityAges 6 - 12

TEEN OUTREACH PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

Roger Raising the GradeRRTG is an educational program. In our tech centre we help youth discover their interests, shape career goals and plan for the future. We help with homework support and studying. We support them through their high school career, and even through the application process for post-secondary schooling when they are ready. Please call us or stop by The Outlet to learn more.

The OutletThe Outlet is Yorkton’s Teen Centre! Designed for youth ages 13 to 18. The Outlet has an after-school program Monday through Friday, September to June. We also offer programs focused on cooking, arts, recreation, physical activity, computer literacy and music. The Outlet also has drop-in time to hang out and chill. Our Teen Fitness Centre is housed inside. All programs and services are offered free of charge. Located at 54 C Smith Street West.

Teen SwimThe last Friday of every month we offer a free late night swim for youth ages 13 to 18. Teens can swim from 10 p.m. to Midnight. Pizza and prizes are provided.

From time to time, we offer a variety of other special events and programs for children and youth. Follow us on Facebook at Boys and Girls Club of Yorkton, Inc. and Yorkton Teen Programs and Events to keep up to date.

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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEBROKEN ARROW ARCHERY CLUB

Contact: Dale Hintz, 306-783-6320

CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY - PARKLAND UNIT

Contact: 29 - 2nd Ave. N., Lower Level, Yorkton, SK S3N 1G1Janet Sharpe (Unit Manager) 306-782-2788Fax 306-783-3446Email: [email protected] [email protected]

The Canadian Cancer Society is a national community-based organization whose mission is eradicating cancer and enhancing the quality of life of people living with cancer. Our “Getting to Treatment” program helps patients and caregivers get to and from cancer treatment appointments using volunteer drivers and by providing assistance with the costs of transportation and accommodation. Our “Peer Support Service” connects people living with cancer and caregivers with trained volunteers who offer encouragement and share ideas for coping — all from their unique perspective as someone who’s been there and we can also help you find more cancer-related services in your area through our Community Services Locator — a searchable database of over 4000 cancer-related services and resources nationwide — or at one of our community offices across the country. Learn more about the Canadian Cancer Society by visiting www.cancer.ca/sk and stay up to date on what is happening by following our Facebook pages — Canadian Cancer Society, Parkland Unit and Yorkton Relay For Life.

Daffodil CampaignWe have daffodils for sale the last week of March and a number of businesses will have our daffodil pins available for purchase by donation during the month of April. If you would like to pre-order daffodils or volunteer to help in any way, please call 306-782-2788 or email [email protected].

Brayden Ottenbreit Close Cuts for Cancer2016 will mark the 18th year of this fundraiser created by Greg and Leone Ottenbreit in memory of their son Brayden, to raise money for cancer research and local cancer initiatives. This year’s event will be held on Saturday, May 28. For more information you can visit their website at www.braydencutsforcancer, follow Brayden Ottenbreit Close Cuts for Cancer on Facebook or call our office at 306-782-2788.

Relay for LifeYorkton will be hosting their sixth annual Relay For Life on Friday, June 18, 2016. Relay For Life is a wonderful way to celebrate cancer survivors, remember those whom we have lost to cancer and join in the fight to end cancer. Watch for more information as we get closer to the date. If you would like to help in any way with next year’s Relay For Life, please contact the office at 306-782-2788.

CANADIAN DIABETES ASSOCIATIONContact: Kelly Buhler, Public Programs and

Services Co-ordinator1-800-996-4446, ext. [email protected]

The Canadian Diabetes Association is pleased to offer programs, services and volunteer opportunities throughout Saskatchewan. Call today for more information, and visit www.diabetes.ca• Education sessions for the workplace, school or organization• Risk Assessments for type 2 diabetes• Volunteer opportunities in your community• Team Diabetes walk, run or hike

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Ph: 306-783-0321 Fax: 306-782-9562www.leadingedgeaviation.ca

Email: [email protected] #2 Yorkton Airport

• Flight Instruction• Charter & Survey• Aircraft Rental• Pilot Supplies

• Aircraft Fueling• Hangar Storage

AIRPLANE RIDESAVAILABLE ALL YEAR


CANADIAN FEDERATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMENContact: Vivian Minken, 306-782-0707

CFUW/Yorkton Inc. is a non-profit, non-partisan organization concerned with promoting women’s equality and education. Membership is open to all women who share these ideals.CFUW/Yorkton Inc. is affiliated with the National and International Federation of University Women.The local club, through fund-raisers, awards scholarships to grade 12 girls pursuing post-secondary education, to the Parkland College and to the Yorkton Music Festival.Meetings are held monthly. An active Book Club and a Video Club each meet regularly.The CUFW/Yorkton Inc. website is www.CFUW.orgCall CFUW/Yorkton Inc. Club at 306-782-0707 or 306-782-5037.

CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETYContact: Melanie Horton, Outreach Coordinator,

Yorkton and [email protected]

The mission of the Canadian Red Cross is to improve the lives of vulnerable people by mobilizing the power of humanity in Canada and around the world.

CHRIST THE TEACHER CATHOLIC SCHOOLSContact: Barb MacKesey, 306-783-8787

www.christtheteacher.caCTTCS provides quality, faith-based educational opportunities for students in the communities of Melville, Theodore, and Yorkton. Our caring and committed staff serve the needs of over 1,700 students from pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12. French Immersion programming is offered in both Yorkton and Melville. Believe... Belong... Become

A PROUD TRADITIONOF CATHOLIC EDUCATION

Christ the Teacher Catholic Schools have a proud tradition of providing outstanding Catholic educational programming

in all of our schools, and are also pleased to off er:

•Pre-Kindergarten•Kindergarten for Enhanced Literacy

•French Immersion•Pre-Advanced and Advanced Placement

45A Palliser Way, Yorkton, SK306-783-8787

www.christtheteacher.ca“Believe...Belong...Become.”

Catholic Elementary Schools:St. Alphonsus

“Open Hands, Caring Hearts”81 Henderson St. E., Yorkton - 306-783-4121

St. Mary’s“Together We Grow”

212 Independent St., Yorkton - 306-782-2889St. Michael’s

“Called to Love and Serve”407 Darlington St. E., Yorkton - 306-782-4407

St. Paul’s“Christian Education Th rough Shepherding”

487 Parkview Road, Yorkton - 306-783-9212Dreambuilders Learning Centre“Building the Dream, One Student at a Time”

345 Broadway St. W., Yorkton - 306-782-0901St. Henry’s Jr.

“Building Great Character One Virtue at a Time”840 Main Street, Melville - 306-728-4758

St. Henry’s Sr. School“To Have Knowledge, You Must First Have Reverence for the Lord”

1255 Prince Edward Street, Melville - 306-728-3877St. Theodore

“Where the Knowledge of God is the Foundation of Learning”Th eodore - 306-647-2762

Sacred Heart High School“Faith, Knowledge, Unity”

280 Gladstone Avenue North, Yorkton - 306-783-3128

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LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDE


FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDECITY OF YORKTON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, PARKS & RECREATION

Contact: Office is located at the Gallagher Centre455 Broadway Street WestPhone 306-786-1750Fax [email protected]

Frequently Called NumbersCemetery - 306-786-1750

Deer Park Golf Course - 306-786-1711Gallagher Centre - 306-786-1740

Gloria Hayden Community Centre - 306-786-1776Kinsmen Arena Bookings - 306-786-1780Meeting Room Bookings - 306-786-1780

Park Inquiries & Bookings - 306-786-1780Pest & West Control - 306-786-1780

Playground Concerns - 306-786-1780Program & Special Event Inquiries - 306-786-1750

Sport Fields Bookings - 306-786-1780Tree Concerns - 306-786-1780

Send e-mail inquiries to: [email protected]

City of Yorkton ArchivesA repository of heritage specific documents and photographs pertaining to the history of Yorkton proper and the vicinity. For research, first call for information and appointment.Phone 306-786-1722 or [email protected]

S-CAPEA summer program based on Culture, Arts and Physically Active Experiences. We provide a safe, holistic program that incorporates sport, culture, art, recreation and leadership components for children and youth in Yorkton between the ages of 6 and 12.For more information call Community Development, Parks & Recreation at 306-786-1750.

City Wide Registration NightCity Wide Registration is a great opportunity for the community to check out the different sport, culture and recreational opportunities available in the Yorkton area.Wednesday, September 2, 20155:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.Gallagher Centre Nexera Flexihall

Yorkton Active Transportation CollaborativeThe Yorkton Active Transportation Collaborative uses a shared approach to increase the opportunities to use human powered transportation. The Collaborative plans and co-ordinates community led initiatives that allow the people of Yorkton to choose Active Transportation to create a safe, healthy and connected community where we live, work and play.

Birthday PartiesDon’t forget to book your child’s birthday party at the Gloria Hayden Community Centre or the Gallagher Centre Water Park. Rain or shine the kids will have fun.

Yorkton KidSportKidSport is a children’s charity. It is designed to assist children of families facing financial obstacles to participate in community sport programs. The KidSport goal is to provide these children with the opportunity to achieve physical, social, intellectual and moral development through participation in sport. Forms can be picked up at Gallagher Centre, The Gloria Hayden Community Centre or the Boys & Girls Club of Yorkton.

Yorkton Sports BankThe Yorkton Sports Bank collects and distributes all used sports equipment year round. The Sports Bank can be accessed by calling the Community Development, Parks & Recreation Department at 306-786-1750. Collection bins are located in the lobbies of City Hall and the Kinsmen Arena. Find out what the Sports Bank has to offer you.

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Meeting RoomsMeeting Rooms are available to rent at the Kinsmen Arena (Blue Room), Godfrey Dean Cultural Centre and the Yorkton Public Library. To book these rooms call 306-786-1780.

Gloria Hayden Community CentreThis centre features a 140m rubberized indoor track, two racquet courts which can be converted for racquetball, squash, handball, wallyball and aerobics. The gymnasium at the centre is home to several leisure programs and community user groups. For more information or to book call 306-786-1776.

Kinsmen ArenaThe Kinsmen Arena is available for rent during both the summer and winter seasons. Ice time is available from September to April of each year, with the meeting room (Blue Room) available for rent year-round. For more information or to book call 306-786-1780.

Gallagher CentreThe Gallagher Centre is owned and operated by the City of Yorkton, and houses the Farrell Agencies Arena; the Nexera Flexihall, a sports fieldhouse and the home of major trade shows and banquets for up to 1,200; the curling rink, National Bank Convention Place, water park including wave pool, waterslide, lane pool and more; and several related businesses.The surrounding grounds include agricultural exhibition facilities, grandstand and racetrack.

Gallagher Centre Water ParkThe Water Park programs and services are administered by the City of Yorkton Community Development, Parks and Recreation Department. The instructional pool is used by Yorkton swim clubs, and for public swimming programs and special events. We offer leisure swim times seven days a week and our Family Swim on Sundays from 1:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. and requires an adult to be in the water with children 17 years of age and under. Children 6 years of age and under must be within arms reach of an adult (18+) at all times.Lifesaving Society Swim for Life programs are offered year round. For course schedule and fees contact the Gallagher Centre at 306-786-1740 or visit our web-site at www.gallaghercentre.com.

Deer Park Municipal Golf CourseSituated on the west side of Yorkton on Highway #52 and on rolling, heavily wooded terrain is a beautiful setting any golfer can enjoy. Deer Park is one of Saskatchewan’s top-ranked 18 hole championship golf courses with water, sand and multiple tee areas that compliment the already challenging terrain.Available to help you enjoy your golf experience are a full service driving range, rental equipment, electric power carts, fully stocked pro shop, CPGA Professionals, lounge, restaurant, concession and beverage cart services.Check out our web-site for group events, tournaments and specialswww.golfdeerpark.com http://www.golfdeerpark.comCall toll free 1-877-786-1711


Open Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

YORKTON CO-OPFOOD STORE

30 ARGYLE ST. •YORKTON • 306-783-3601 • www.yorktoncoop.com

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City of Yorkton Continued from Page 13ParksPassive Parks - the City of Yorkton has a number of passive parks throughout the community. These park spaces do not have any playground or sport equipment and are designed to enhance the community through the beauty of green space.Active Parks - the City of Yorkton has a number of active parks located throughout the city. The parks contain amenities such as play structures, basketball and tennis courts which can be used by families of all ages and visitors alike. Take your family to one of our two spray parks located at Weinmaster Park and Silver Heights Park or come out and enjoy a round of disc golf at Patrick Park.Check our web-site for location and park amenities.

Ball DiamondsJaycee Beach Diamonds - Four regulation size softball diamonds each with a shale infield are located between Jaycee Beach Park and Gladstone Avenue North.Jubilee Park - The city’s main baseball park located on Foster Street. Jubilee Ball Park is home to 4 diamonds including 2 senior (one with grass infield), 1 bantam and 1 pee wee diamond.Lions Ball Park - Located west of the Kinsmen Arena on Prystai Way, this is a competition level softball/fastball diamond with shale infield and lights.

Tennis CourtsIf tennis is your game, there are four competition level tennis courts located east of the Western Development Museum, two competition level courts located at Heritage Heights Parks and two courts at Knights of Columbus Park.

Garden PlotsLocated at Logan Green, Jubilee Park and Dominion Avenue, the plots are available for rent each year. Plots are rototilled by the City each spring and fall. Water is not available at the site.

Outdoor RinksThere are lights at Knights of Columbus Park, Heritage Heights Park and Weinmaster Park that are on from dusk to 11:00 p.m. each evening.• Heritage Heights Park, McBurney Drive• Knights of Columbus Park, Circlebrooke Drive• Silver Heights Park, Sunset Drive North• Weinmaster Park, Morrison Drive

Toboggan HillsThere are toboggan hills located in the City at the following locations:• Deer Park Municipal Golf Course, Highway 52 West• Knights of Columbus Park, Circlebrooke Drive• Rodney Ridge (formerly known as Roslyn Hill), Roslyn

Avenue•Weinmaster Park, Morrison Drive


WHY DO I NEED A MONITORED HOME SECURITY SYSTEM?

In today’s world, it’s absolutely vital to take positive steps to ensure the safety of your family and property. An alarm system monitored by Gardon Securities can provide you with the protection and peace of mind you deserve.

Did You Know…• 1 out of 250 homes will experience damage or loss due to fire.• 1 in every 4 homes will be targeted for a property crime.• 1 burglary occurs in North American homes every 13 seconds.• Carbon monoxide poisoning kills nearly 500 people each year.Statistics show that a home with a monitored security system is three times less likely to be burglarized. A monitored residential alarm system provides the maximum protection for you and your family.

How an Alarm System WorksA residential alarm system has four parts - window/door sensors, a motion detector, the alarm unit, and a control panel with display and keypad. Gardon Securities works with you to select a secure place to install the alarm unit, as well as a convenient location near an entryway for the keypad. Whether your alarm self-activates or you initiate the call for help, your alarm system will seize your phone line and dial the Gardon Securities monitoring centre. Following strict procedures, our professional dispatchers act quickly to contact you and verify your alarm signal and situation. Within seconds after your signal, the appropriate police, fire, medical, or other authorities are on their way to your home.

What You Need in an Alarm SystemGardon Securities has a solid reputation for a fast, efficient response to every alarm. That’s why people say, “When seconds count, you can count on Gardon.” In a true emergency, response time is critical. Our professional operators are trained to act quickly with precision and confidence whenever our Monitoring Center receives an alarm signal.

Information AccuracyTo ensure an accurate response, our advanced monitoring equipment interprets and records each signal received, while our operators rapidly access account information to relay vital facts to the authorities.

System ReliabilityGardon Securities quality and performance meets or exceeds Canadian Standards Association strict requirements for all electronic safety and security equipment. We maintain the latest monitoring technology with triple-redundant systems.

Insurance DiscountsMany insurance companies will offer you a discount of up to 25 percent when you have a home or business security system that protects you against intrusion and fire. Check with your insurer for details on how your insurance rates will be discounted.

Peace of Mind While TravelingA monitored security system will help protect you whether you are at home or away. If you travel often and the house is empty, Our monitored systems can help prevent intrusion, fires, floods, and damage due to low temperatures. If you travel and leave loved ones or pets at home, using the stay mode feature on our security system allows you to be protected from home invasions while roaming freely inside your home.

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City of Yorkton Continued from Page 14Cross Country Ski TrailsThe Yorkton Cross Country Ski Trails are located on the west side of the City, just off Highway #52 at the Deer Park Municipal Golf Course. Trails are operational from December to March each season, depending on snow conditions. The trails begin on the west side of the club-house and take advantage of the natural beauty of the area. Separate trails of various lengths are groomed on a weekly basis or as needed. Trail conditions are posted on a regular basis or as needed. Trail conditions are posted on a regular basis on www.yorkton.caFees are set by the Yorkton Cross Country Ski Club. For more information call Yorkton Cross Country Ski Club, Anne Stupak at 306-783-6617 or check out their blog at www.yorktoncrosscountryski.blogspot.

DANCE INNOVATIONSContact: Tammy Sullivan Kostersky,

306-786-6814info@[email protected]

Create, Imagine, Explore. Dance Innovations is proud to be in its 21st Season of helping children achieve their dreams. Our certified and professional staff has your child’s

best interest at heart and strives to challenge each and every student. Whether it is for the competitive student or recreational student, the 2 year old toddler, 17 year old teen and all in between, Dance Innovations has a program to suit your needs. Jump n’ Jam, Creative Dance, Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Acrocheer, Contemporary and Boys Only - Dance Innovations has it covered. Check out our website and register now to avoid disappointment. Come and join the TEAM!

EAST CENTRAL SENIORS INC.Contact: Ivy Stout, 306-783-3989

John Semchuk, 306-783-0832A volunteer group interested in promoting the Threshermen’s Show and Seniors’ Festival.

FOREVER FITContact: 306-782-7770

www.myforeverfit.caYorkton’s premium full service fitness facility. Variety of membership options. Variety of fitness classes available.

FREE MY MUSE THEATRE COMPANYContact: 306-782-6873(MUSE)

[email protected]

A Professional Theatre Studio offering classes and productions for all ages in Yorkton and Melville.

The Gingerbread ManA Youth Play Production Adaptation. Saturday, December 12, 2015Sacred Heart Theatre, Yorkton2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.Tickets at Sherring Gold Jewellers and Sherring Optical.

Showcase of MonologuesSunday, December 20, 2015Gallagher Centre Convention Room2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. (different shows)Tickets only at the door

Mainstage Production in January, 2016


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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEGODFREY DEAN ART GALLERY

Contact: Don Stein, 306-786-2992Email: [email protected]: www.deangallery.ca

The Godfrey Dean Art Gallery provides people in the Yorkton region, and their visitors, a meaningful engagement with visual arts. Exhibitions featuring local, regional and national artists change every 6 to 8 weeks. Admission to the exhibitions is always free. We are open Monday to Friday, 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and Saturdays, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Fall and Winter ClassesMonday Night Painting offers a warm and friendly environment for both beginners and for more advanced painters. The courses covers a variety of approaches, working primarily with acrylics, but also sketching and drawing. From the basics of composition to the free use of art materials to express your own ideas, this class will enhance your creativity and your confidence.8 Monday eveningsBegins September 287:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Godfrey Dean Cultural CentreAdult and youth$80 plus materials

Drop In On Art! Our after school program has expanded and is now on Mondays and Wednesdays. It continues to delight both the instructors and the young artists who take the class. With a focus on enjoyment and learning about art and creativity, Drop In On Art is an ideal way to foster the talents of young artists. The $1 weekly drop in fee includes all materials and a healthy snack. Advance registration is required as places are limited.

8 Mondays after school3:45 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Begins September 28Godfrey Dean Cultural CentreAges 6 - 12$1 weekly fee

8 Wednesdays after school3:45 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.Begins September 30Godfrey Dean Cultural CentreAges 6 - 12$1 weekly fee

GOLDEN AGERS SENIORS CENTERContact: Verna Moroz, 306-783-6293

Socializing on a weekly basis.

Birthday, Anniversary and BingoWe hold birthdays and anniversaries the last Thursday of the month and bingos every Thursday at 1:00 p.m.Golden Agers Center, St. Mary’s Church (use North entrance)Ages 50+

GOOD SPIRIT CROSS COUNTRY SKIContact: Darryl Stevenson, 306-563-8760

Good Spirit Cross Country Ski Trails are located in the Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park with trails running from the Park Recreation Hall along the south end of the lake. The trails are also accessible from the Park’s east gate located at Sandy Beach Resort. The twenty kms of trails are groomed regularly in partnership with the Good Spirit Park staff and volunteers. The ski trails wind through the gentle rolling hills of the lake’s famous sand dunes, along the south east portion of the lake. The Good spirit Cross Country Ski Club hosts its annual Lamplighter Loppet, which occurs in February and is the only night skiing loppet held in the province. Come out and enjoy the cross country skiing and an excellent warm up shelter, situated conveniently in the middle of the trails. Make this wonderful skiing experience one of your winter destinations.

Offering Acupuncture, Cupping and

Medical Qigong sessions to help you live your best life.

To book an appointment contact:Michelle Shabatoski

306-620-9357www.livingwellness.info

[email protected] - Third Avenue North

LIVING WELLNESS LIVING WELLNESS ACUPUNCTUREACUPUNCTUREAchieving Health and Wellbeing Naturally


www.kees.caThe KEES Advantage:Acclaimed instructors

dedicated to your success.A positive attitude that will benefit you

or your child the rest of your lives!

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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEGOOD SPIRIT SCHOOL DIVISION #204“Students come first”

Contact: Rhae-Ann Holoien, Director of Education306-786-5500, [email protected]: @gssd204Facebook: Good Spirit School Division 204

With over 850 dedicated teachers, support staff and administrators, GSSD operates 29 schools in 19 communities throughout East Central Saskatchewan. The division works hard to provide safe, caring, welcoming schools for students. Our primary objective is to foster a respectful learning environment to improve achievement levels of all students.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY YORKTONContact: Vern or Kathy Novak, 306-782-2312

[email protected]: http://www.habitatyorkton.ca

Habitat for humanity Yorkton is dedicated to eliminating sub-standard housing by building homes in partnership with the community, for working families in need. Habitat for Humanity is an independent, charitable, faith-based organization. We build simple, decent and affordable houses and provide interest-free mortgages to families who would not otherwise be able to purchase their own home. We believe that home-ownership provides a long-term solution to breaking the cycle of poverty.

JOEY CHILDREN’S APPARELContact: Phone

306-782-1332This little village made just for your favorite little people is the perfect stop for something new to do daily. Classes run throughout the year at various start times. We do many different kinds of birthday parties. Theme birthday parties (we do all the work) or rent a character or princess for your own birthday party at home.

Music ClassThis class gets each kid wiggling and giggling to the music. Variety of musical instruments provided for the kids to use. Ages 6 Months to 5 Years

Parent and Tot Dance ClassThis class is designed to be the first step in learning to dance. Our dance instructor will be getting you moving to the music in no time.

Infant Massage Class - For Mom and BabyThis class helps mom and baby bond, while making baby feel relaxed. This 4 week course goes through each part of your baby and helps you understand how your touch can help them feel great.

There are also many 1 day workshops offered through out the year. Please call the store for more information.

St. Gerard’s Parish Complex

125 Third Ave. North—Yorkton, Sask.Call Jeff 306-783-4255

Cell 306-641-6844email: [email protected] www.hall.stgerard.ca

St. Gerard’s Parish Complex is a multi-purpose venue that will accommodate

• Weddings • Galas• Dances • Anniversaries • Birthdays • Meetings • Conventions • Reunions

• and any Social EventWe offer a full catering service and are able to provide a

sound system as well accommodate your presentation with a multi-media system. We can

accommodate groups from 25 to 250Full Catering Service


FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEKEES TAEKWONDO

Contact: Wayne Mitchell, 306-783-0650Respect, discipline, confidence, fitness and self defense are aspects learned in the exciting world of Taekwondo. In Yorkton only Kees is recognized by Sask Sport and Sport Canada as a qualified participant for this Olympic style sport. World certified black belt and National Coaching Certification Program instructors teach the Korean martial art of Taekwondo.

Tae Kwon Do for LifePhysical and mental training that creates a positive and confident attitude that fosters success in life. Our course challenges you at your own ability and pace. Free private introductory evaluation classes arranged by appointment during August 17 - September 12.

Tae Kwon Do for YouthWe will help your children achieve new confidence, better grades, self-respect, self-discipline and a winning attitude. Develops leadership skills in your children to help succeed in life. Free private introductory evaluation classes arranged by appointment during August 11 - September 12.Deadline September 12, 2015Monday thru Saturday, various times to fit your scheduleKees Taekwondo, 9 Broadway Street WestAges 7 - 17

Little Dragons and Mighty MitesStresses concentration, co-ordination, focus and fun. This is a specially designed course for 3 - 7 year olds. Improves your child’s concentration skills for better attention and learning at school. The Kees Little Dragon Program is designed to move your young child through a series of graduated techniques when their skill level allows them to be challenged by the next level. Give your child a head start. Free private introductory evaluation classes arranged by appointment during August 17 - September 12.Deadline September 12, 2015Monday thru Friday5:00 p.m. or 5:30 p.m.

Kees Taekwondo, 9 Broadway Street WestAges 3 - 7

After School Martial Arts ProgramWe transport! Designed for the working parents or single parent family, this program develops leadership qualities in a structured environment. An alternative to extended, after school daycare or babysitting until 6:00 p.m. Snack, homework and game time intertwined with martial arts lessons and values all for around the same cost as after school daycare. Respect, discipline, confidence, fitness and self defense are aspects learned in our structured environment. This program is tax deductible.Registration starting in JulyCall for an appointmentKees Taekwondo, 9 Broadway Street WestSchool age.

KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADAContact: Website: www.kidney.ca/saskatchewan

Email: [email protected]

Fundraising Events & Programs and Patient ServicesFor information on fundraising events throughout Saskatchewan and On Programs and Patient Services:Erin Gray, B.A., Manager, Community Development306-664-8588, ext. 226; 1-888-664-2588, ext. 226Email: [email protected] Pomrenki, Co-ordinator, Community Development306-664-8588, ext. 223; 1-888-664-8588, ext. 223Email: [email protected]

All Other InquiriesAmanda Onishenko, Co-ordinator of Administration and Donor Services,306-664-8588 ext. 222; 1-888-664-8588 ext. 222Email: [email protected]

Kidney Care ProgramFor information on fundraising events throughout 1-877-227-7845

306-783-6666www.remax-bluechip-yorkton.sk.ca

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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEKIDS HELP PHONE

Contact: Phone 1-800-668-6868

KIDSPORTContact: www.kidsportcanada.ca/sk

KidSportTM is a children’s charity dedicated to assisting children of families facing financial obstacles to participate in community sport programs. The obvious need for KidSportTM

in Yorkton continues to grow. Social and economic obstacles prevent these young people from participating in sport and receiving its significant benefits. In 2012, Yorkton KidSportTM helped reduce barriers for families by allocating nearly $30,000 to local sport organizations to assist with children’s registration fees. Applications can be found online at www.kidsportcanada.ca/sk or they can be picked up at the Gloria Hayden Community Centre, Gallagher Centre or the Boys & Girls Club of Yorkton.

KINETTE CLUB OF YORKTONContact: Melissa Kirwan,

306-730-7733A service club for women who care about their “community’s greatest need” by being active community volunteers. Kin Canada promotes national pride, positive values, personal development and lasting friendships. Kinettes meet on the second Wednesday of the month at the Kinsmen Blue Room.

KING GEORGE CHAPTER #14 ROYAL ARCH MASONSContact: Don Low, 306-783-3895

Visitors welcome.

KINSMEN CLUB OF YORKTONContact: David Johnson, Past

President, 306-961-3039

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #2031Contact: Ted Osicki, 306-783-2506

LADIES FLOOR HOCKEYContact: Shirley Antony, 306-783-4983

Come out for some great exercise and meet new people. Starting first Wednesday in October and running until the end of March at Gloria Hayden Centre, 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Drop in fee.

LEADING EDGE AVIATIONContact: Phone 306-783-0321Owned and operated by Don Ingham, Leading Edge Aviation is located at the Yorkton airport. Established in 1994, the company continues the Ingham tradition of excellence in aviation reaching back nearly 70 years. We welcome you to discover the freedom of flight and learn to fly or simply come and see the Parkland area from a birds perspective and go for a scenic flight. Whether a quick trip up over town or a customized route of your choice we can cater to you at any time, all year. Contact us to arrange this new and exciting experience.

MELODY WOOD RECORDER ENSEMBLEContact: Melody Wood, 306-783-0700

[email protected] interested in learning to play or plays the recorder for enjoyment is invited to join. All ages welcome. Meet once a week, usually Sunday afternoons, 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Location TBA. First meeting TBA. For more information or to register, please call 306-783-0700 or email to [email protected].

KAHKEWISTAHAWGAS & CONVENIENCE

24 HOURS FULL SERVICELocated directly beside the Painted Hand Casino

500 Broadway St. W. Yorkton, Sask. Ph: 306-786-8830

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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDENEW HORIZONS SENIOR CITIZENS

Contact: Peter Legebokoff, 306-783-6109Vi Stefanuk, 306-782-721878 First Ave. North, Yorkton

Membership is open to all persons 50 years and over. Regular and seasonal entertainments are provided along with educational and informative sessions such as driver refresher and estate planning together with health and safety issues which face seniors today.

Public DancesFeaturing live music and evening lunch, a dance is held every Friday starting at 8:00 p.m. at a cost of only $8.00. This is a great entertainment value while at the same time promoting light exercise and physical fitness of the guests.The New Horizons Hall itself is an affordable, accessible venue which can be rented for family gatherings, company socials, small conventions and educational seminars, featuring a newly renovated kitchen, it is one of the last remaining locations permitting self-catering.Watch for new programs emerging at the New Horizons Senior Centre which may offer hobby instruction and physical fitness activities during the upcoming season.

PAPER BAG PLAYERSContact: Pam Milani, President

[email protected]

Yorkton’s only Community Theatre for more than 25 years. We present two or three main stage productions each year, including our popular Christmas Dinner Theatre and mainstage spring production. We also perform for community functions and fundraisers as well as take part in provincial festivals throughout the year. We are always looking for new members to help out onstage and/or backstage. We’re hosting Theatre Saskatchewan’s annual community theatre provincial one act festival November 5, 6, 7, 2015.

PARK SWINGERS SQUARE AND ROUND DANCE CLUBContact: Ray Thies, 306-782-9790

George Plews, 306-783-2302Square dancing is a form of activity that challenges physically, mentally and socially. The group dances once a week on Mondays from October to April.

Group DancingMonday nights, 7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.At the Legion.October to March

PARKLAND COLLEGEContact: Natasha Katchuk, 306-728-6586

[email protected] you’re from around the corner or around the globe, we offer training to suit your needs. From agriculture to welding, Parkland College offers a broad range of programs including bachelor’s degrees, diplomas, certificates and adult basic education. We offer a variety of university and skills training programs close to home so you don’t have to worry about transfer credits. And with a growing list of full degrees and diploma programs available right here in your backyard, Parkland College can be a smart financial investment, too. Visit our website www.parklandcollege.sk.ca for more information.

Career Explorations 2015Join us for the largest education and career fair encompassing East-Central Saskatchewan. The event is brought to you by Parkland College, Good Spirit School Division and Christ the Teacher School Division. Discover post-secondary options and meet potential employers all under one roof on Friday, November 20, 2015 at the Gallagher Centre in Yorkton, SK. Last year’s event showcased over 85 exhibitors including U of R, U of S and Sask Poly Tech. Admission is free for all.Contact: Natasha Katchuk, 306-728-6587

[email protected] orLynel Martinuk, [email protected]

www.wagnersflooring.com

464 Broadway Street East, Yorkton306.783.8392


FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEPARKLAND RACING ASSOCIATION

Contact: Terry Heddon, res. 306-782-5626Box 902, Yorkton, SK S3N [email protected]: yellowheadspeedway.net

Non-profit organization promoting dirt track stock racing in a safe and controlled environment.

PARKLAND SAM’S R.V. CHAPTERContact: Elaine Berard, 306-783-5141

[email protected]. owners socialize, travel together and do community volunteer work.

PARKLAND SHRINE CLUBContact: Murray Williams, 306-782-9887

[email protected] organization, supporter of community events and treatment and care of burned and crippled children care and treatment.

PARKLAND SINGLES SOCIAL CLUBContact: Frank Woloschuk, 306-782-4412

[email protected] is open to people 19 years of age and older, and to single people by reason of death of spouse, divorced or separated. All of our dances are Open Dances and married couples are welcome. Admission is $10.00 for members and $12.00 for guests. Lunch is included. All dances are held in the Saltcoats Town Hall from 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.• Sept. 12, 2015 Music by Len Gadica• Oct. 3, 2015 Music by Ed Hickie (Western Night)•Nov. 7, 2015 Music by Memory Lane• Dec. 5, 2015 Music by Ron & Sandra Rudoski

PARKLAND WRITERS ALLIANCEContact: Dan Badowich, 306-783-2578

[email protected] region’s public writing group meets each month at the Yorkton Public Library, 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Everyone interested in writing is welcome. Annual membership fee is $10.

PATRICK PARK DISC GOLF COURSEContact: www.facebook.com/PatrickParkDiscGolf

Headed to Yorkton... make sure to pack your golf discs.Yorkton is home to a well-treed, 18 - par 60.And close by Springside has an 18 tonal target course that is a par 54.The pair of courses is not surprising given that disc golf is one of the fastest growing sports in North America.Patrick Park Disc Golf Course itself was opened in June 2011. The nine basket course has proved a challenge for experienced disc golfers with trees to manoeuvre through from almost every tee box, and yet forgiving for beginners since the course does not have hazards where discs can be lost.The original course at Patrick Park cover 2379 feet.This spring, spear-headed by local players, and supported by the City, a set of nine alternate tee boxes were installed, which afford players an opportunity to play a ‘back-nine’ with new approaches to the existing baskets. The alternate configuration is longer at 3037 feet, and

provides more technical elements than the original course, including mandatories (designated spots the disc must pass in a predetermined way, two established drop zones, and additional out-of-bounds areas).There will also be a disc golf gathering Tuesday evenings from May through until September with players of all skills encouraged to come out for a round. The first tournament, a Trilogy Challenge event was held Aug. 29 and there are plans in the works for an event early in December as a Christmas season fundraiser.


COUNTRY HEARTH & COMFORT

633 Broadway St. West, Yorkton, SK(Across from Deer Park Golf Course) Ph. 306-786-1919

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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEPatrick Park Disc Golf Course Continued from Page 22

For those unfamiliar with the sport disc golf it “is a flying disc game, as well as a precision and accuracy sport, in which individual players throw a flying disc at a target. According to the Professional Disc Golf Association, “The object of the game is to traverse a course from beginning to end in the fewest number of throws of the disc. The number of disc golf courses doubled in the eight years from 2000 to 2008. The game is played in about 40 countries around the world.”Interestingly, according to one source, “the first known instance of anyone playing golf with a flying disc occurred in Bladworth, Saskatchewan, Canada in 1926. Ronald Gibson and a group of his Bladworth Elementary School buddies played a game throwing tin plates at targets such as trees and fence posts. They called the game Tin Lid Golf and played on a fairly regular basis on a disc golf course they laid out on their school grounds.”The golf discs used today are much smaller and heavier than traditionally flying disc, typically about eight or 9 inches (20 or 23 cm) in diameter and weighing between 90 and 180 grams. Discs used for the disc golf are designed and shaped for control, speed and accuracy. There is a wide variety of discs used in disc golf and they are generally divided into three categories: putters, all-purpose mid-range discs, and drivers.The course is open for play basically year-round, with local disc golfers out through December 2014, with a final round New Year’s day.For those wanting to try the game, discs can be picked

up at the City’s Parks Shop at 263 Myrtle Avenue during regular business hours.To stay connected with disc golf head to facebook, search Disc Golf Courses of the Parkland and join other enthusiasts.

QIGONG FOR VITALITYContact: Michelle Shabatoski,

Certified Medical Qigong Practioner, 306-620-9357or [email protected]

Qigong is an ancient Chinese science which forms the basis of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is a method of working with the energy of the body for healing and wellness, having a positive influence on the body, mind and spirit. The exercises involve simple mindful movements, incorporating breathwork, visualization and meditative techniques. The practice of Qigong allows us to connect with the energy of the earth, nature and the universe, creating vitality, wellness and longevity.Qigong classes are currently held on Thursdays at 6:30 p.m.

ROLLING THUNDER CRUISERSContact: Lorie Antony, 306-783-1687 (h),

306-621-7515 (c)[email protected] OR Sandra McConnell, 306-898-4681rollingthundercruisers.com

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Contact: Kristin Weber-Karcha

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16. Kinsmen Century Field, Catherine Street17. Anne Portnuff Theatre, 150 Gladstone Avenue N.18. Waterloo Park, Collacott Street East19. Public Library, 93 Broadway St. W.20. Patrick Park, King Street21. Tupper Park, Tupper Avenue22. Rodney Ridge, Roslyn Avenue23. Ukrainian Pioneer Park/Drake Field, between 1st and 3rd

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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEROTARY CLUB OF YORKTON

Contact: www.clubrunner.ca/yorktonwww.rotary.org

“Service Above Self”. Rotary’s main objective is service — in the community, in the workplace, and around the globe. Our club meets Mondays at noon at the Ramada Yorkton. Join us! For more information, view our website.

ROYAL CANADIAN AIR CADETS #17 SQUADRONContact: Terry Eritz, 306-782-3556

Sylvia Henheffer, 306-621-8443www.cadets.ca

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGIONContact: Office, 306-783-9798

Lounge, [email protected]

The Legion is a Club formed and organized for veterans, by veterans. There are three levels of membership which include Ordinary, Associate and Affiliate. Family members as well as any outside parties who are interested in joining the Legion are encouraged to take out memberships as well. The club works to preserve the memory of our veterans and services the community by raising monies for youth related projects and other various causes. Our facilities include one large hall suitable for weddings, parties or other functions and is capable of handling up to 200 people. We also have two smaller halls, suitable for smaller functions or meetings. The Legion runs a fully equipped kitchen for

catering to all functions, large or small. We also have a very active lounge for after hours socializing and sports related activities.

FridaysBeef-on-a-bun plus and dessert5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.Meat raffles, 50/50 drawFree pool from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Children welcome


Yorkton Business Improvement DistrictBox 20030Yorkton, SK S3N 4A9Telephone: 306-783-9243E-mail: [email protected]: www.yorktonbid.com

The Yorkton Business Improvement District congratulates all of our small business members who have taken the financial and personal risk to be in business in our community.

If it’s business related we can help.

The YBID Board of Directors continues to work for all of you by bringing forward programs to grow your business as well as retain and develop new business.

We continue to seek out and partner in various district promotions and to champion the further development of the Downtown and West Broadway Corridor Redevelopment Plan.

We cannot accomplish these tasks without the support of our small business members, our various partners, Mayor and the Council.

Together the Yorkton Business Improvement District and our community will continue to be a “Place Where Good Things Happen.”


Health Services Guide

www.sunrisehealthregion.sk.ca

HOME CARE SERVICES

Home Care services provide personal care and meal preparation.

Canora 306-563-1250 Esterhazy 306-745-6700 Foam Lake 306-272-3338 Ituna 306-795-2911 Kamsack 306-542-2212 Langenburg 306-743-5005 Melville 306-728-7300 Norquay 306-594-2277 Preeceville 306-547-4441 Theodore 306-647-2667 Yorkton 306-786-0711

Do you have a question or concern about care services you have received?

Call the Quality of Care Coordinator:

1-800-505-9220 or 306-786-0735 Email: [email protected]

AMBULANCE SERVICES

EMERGENCIES DIAL 9-1-1

HOSPITALS

Canora 306-563-5621 Esterhazy 306-745-3973 Kamsack 306-542-2635 Melville 306-728-5407 Preeceville 306-547-2102 Yorkton 306-782-2401

ADMINISTRATION The vision of the Sunrise Health Region is

“Working together...for healthy people in healthy communities.”

Park Unit - 270 Bradbrooke Drive Phone: 306-786-0100 Fax: 306-786-0122

CENTRAL NUMBERS for commonly called services

Public Health 306-786-0600 Mental Health & Addiction Services 306-786-0558

Toll Free 1-888-989-8444 Therapies 306-786-0178 Home Care, Long-Term Care assessment, Palliative Care

306-786-0711

Yorkton Regional Health Centre 306-782-2401

Lifeline 1-877-728-3670 Volunteer Resources 306-786-0468 Twitter: @SunriseRegion


HOSPITALS

Emergency room services are available in hospitals throughout the region.

Canora Hospital 306-563-5621 Kamsack Hospital 306-542-2635 Preeceville Health Centre 306-547-2102 St. Anthony’s Hospital (Esterhazy) 306-745-3973 St. Peter’s Hospital (Melville) 306-728-5407 Yorkton Regional Health Centre Switchboard 306-782-2401 Admitting 306-786-0410 Business Office 306-786-0414 Emergency/Outpatients 306-786-0470 Gift Shoppe 306-786-0230 Health Records 306-786-0435 Hemodialysis Unit 306-786-0788 Laboratory 306-786-0440 Lactation Consultant 306-786-0886 Nursing Units Day Surgery 306-786-0484 Intensive Care 306-786-0473 Surgery 306-786-0483 Medicine East 306-786-0476 Medicine West 306-786-0477 Obstetrics 306-786-0479 Pediatrics 306-786-0478 Pre-Admission Clinic 306-786-0486 Operating Room Booking 306-786-0412 Respiratory Therapy 306-786-0462 Social Work 306-786-0463 X-ray/Diagnostic Imaging 306-786-0423

LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES

Request for assessment can be made through your local Home Care services.

Canora Gateway Lodge 306-563-5685 Centennial Special Care Home (Esterhazy)

306-745-6444

Foam Lake Jubilee Home 306-272-3235 Invermay Health Centre 306-593-2133 Ituna Pioneer Health Care Centre 306-795-2665 Kamsack District Nursing Home 306-542-2635 Lakeside Manor Care Home 306-744-2353 Langenburg Health Care Complex 306-743-2232 Norquay Health Centre 306-594-2133 Preeceville & District Health Centre 306-547-3112 St. Paul Lutheran Home (Melville) 306-728-7340 Theodore Health Centre 306-647-2115 Yorkton & District Nursing Home 306-786-0800

LABORATORY SERVICES

In some locations, advance appointments are encouraged

Canora Hospital 306-563-1253 Foam Lake Health Centre 306-272-3326 Invermay Health Centre 306-593-2133 Ituna Pioneer Health Care Centre 306-795-2588 Kamsack Hospital 306-542-3665 Langenburg Health Care Complex 306-743-5444 Norquay Health Centre 306-594-2133 Preeceville & District Health Centre 306-547-4459 St. Anthony’s Hospital (Esterhazy) 306-745-3973 St. Peter’s Hospital (Melville) 306-728-9228 Theodore Health Centre 306-647-2115 Yorkton Regional Health Centre 306-786-0440

Access the Sunrise Health Region website, scan this QR code with your smartphone!

MENTAL HEALTH

Mental Health & Addictions Services 306-786-0558 Toll Free 1-888-989-8444

Addictions (Melville) 306-728-7320


PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING

Canora 306-563-1259 Esterhazy 306-745-3200 Foam Lake 306-272-3375 Kamsack 306-542-4295 Langenburg 306-743-2801 Melville 306-728-7310 Norquay 306-594-2262 Preeceville 306-547-2815 Yorkton 306-786-0600

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES

Community Health Education 306-786-0600

Dental Health Education 306-786-0600 Hearing Aid Plan 306-786-0647 Podiatry Services (Foot Care) 306-786-0623 Public Health Inspection Yorkton 306-786-0600 Foam Lake 306-272-3376 Public Health Nutrition 306-786-0600 Travel Immunization Clinic 306-786-0600

Emergency Contact Numbers In an emergency: call 9-1-1

Sunrise InfoLine: 1-866-800-5510 HealthLine: 8-1-1

PATIENT SAFETY & IMPROVEMENT

Do you have questions, concerns or compliments about healthcare services in the Sunrise Health Region?

Yorkton 306-786-0735 Toll Free 1-800-505-9220

PRIMARY HEALTH CARE

Please call for current hours of operations and to schedule appointments.

Chronic Disease Management 306-786-0768 Diabetes Education Program 306-786-0648

CLINICS

Canora - Nurse Practitioner & 306-563-5557 Physicians

Foam Lake - Nurse Practitioner 306-272-3325 - Physician 306-272-3533

Langenburg - Nurse Practitioner 306-743-2446 - Physician 306-743-6681

Norquay - Nurse Practitioner 306-594-2903 Preeceville - Nurse Practitioner & 306-547-3098

Physician Yorkton

Nurse Practitioner - YRHC 306-786-0470 Sunrise Health and Wellness Centre 306-786-6363

THERAPIES

Physical Therapy Cornerstone 306-786-0178 Inpatient - Yorkton 306-786-0454 Occupational Therapy Cornerstone 306-786-0178 Inpatient - Yorkton 306-786-0454 Speech Language Pathology 306-786-0178 Stroke Rehabilitation Clinic 306-786-0890 Children’s Therapy 306-786-0178 Acquired Brain Injury Program 306-786-0178

(Primary Health Care & Women’s Wellness)


FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDERoyal Canadian Legion Continued from Page 26

SaturdaysLounge opens at 12:00 noon. Darts, cribbage, pool, big screen TV. Meat draws at 4:30 p.m. Ticket sales begin at 3:00 p.m.Mystery and special occasion raffles.Children welcome

Hours of OperationLounge: Monday - Thursday, open at 3:00 p.m.Saturday, open at 12:00 noonOffice: Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

SASKATCHEWAN ABILITIES COUNCIL YORKTON BRANCH

Contact: [email protected] 306-782-2463Cell 306-621-7840Fax 306-782-7844

Like us on Facebook: https.//www.facebook.com/saskatchewanabilitiescouncilyorktonregion “Working together to enrich futures through abilities.” The Yorkton Branch offers a diverse range of services to meet the needs of individuals with varying abilities.

Tillman Qualify of Life Day ProgramProvides leisure, social and recreational services for adults with varying abilities. Individuals have opportunities to participate in the development and maintenance of daily living, leisure and work skills, supported volunteerism, personal growth, and community integration through a person centered approach.

FunAbilities and SLYP-OutPrograms for children and youth with varying abilities are offered weekly between 3:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.

Yorkton Mental Health Drop In CentreProvides social and recreational day and evening programming for adults who experience mental health symptoms.

Partners in EmploymentProvides free employment services for people with employment barriers. We offer a range of professional employment services for individuals and employers. Our individual services are specially designed to assist

individuals find and maintain employment. We work with employers to match qualified candidates to job vacancies.

Partners in Settlement and Integration(Newcomer Welcome Centre) provides free settlement services to newcomers for their smooth transition into their new community. Our objective is to retain newcomers and foster a sense of community by working with employers, community and government in order to provide settlement and integration services across the East Central region of Saskatchewan.

RecyclAbility EnterprisesMakes it easy for you to recycle your household paper products, tin and glass. There are five collection locations: SARCAN, Yorkton Co-op Food Store, Parkland Mall, Gallagher Centre and the Prairie Harvest Christian Life Centre, as well as curb-side pick up.

Crisis Support and PreventionIs a program that is available for individuals and service providers. Crisis prevention, education, outreach and residential services can be accessed by individuals with varying abilities and the service providers that support them. Crisis Prevention & Support may be accessed to prevent potential crisis such as loss of one’s home, loss of vocational support, injury to self and others, and/or unnecessary extensions of hospitalization. The Crisis Prevention & Support is associated with the Provincial Crisis Support Network and funded by Community Living Service Delivery and the Ministry of Social Services.


YORKTON CO-OP YORKTON CO-OP GAS BARSGAS BARS

CONVENIENCE STORE & CAR WASH110 Palliser Way,

Yorkton 305 Broadway West,

YorktonOpen 7 days a week

7 am to 11 pm


FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDESaskatchewan Abilities Continued from Page 30

Transit ServicesThis service is contracted by the City of Yorkton for the Paratransit (Access Transit) and the Public Transit Bus (Dial-A-Bus). Access Transit passengers must be registered to use this service. The cost is $3.00 per trip, book by calling 306-782-9292. Charter trips are available on request. Dial-A-Bus is for public use at $3.00 per trip. Call 306-782-9292 to request the bus to stop number you wish to be picked up at.

Community RelationsDelivers a variety of marketing and fundraising initiatives. As a not for profit organization, it is essential that opportunities are provided to individuals and corporations to support the Saskatchewan Abilities Council. Recognition, community development and fundraising events such as the Festival of Cultures and Easter Seals Snowarama are hosted throughout the year.

The Saskatchewan Abilities Council offers volunteer opportunities in many capacities. Please contact the Yorkton Branch for more information.

ST. JOHN AMBULANCEContact: Judy Purdue, 306-783-4544

[email protected] mission is to enable Canadians to improve their health, safety and quality of life by providing training and community service.

Standard First AidModular course for those who want more than basic first aid skills. Meets OHS regulations.

CPR Level A, B, C, HCP and AEDCardiopulmonary resuscitation courses designed for individuals or for the workplace.

Other Courses: Lifesaver, Emergency First Aid, Personal Care Worker, Babysitting, Etc.Community Services DivisionVolunteers providing First Aid Services at public functions.

Recruitment VolunteersIf you have some spare time, and an interest in health, safety and quality of life, please give us a call.

Therapy Dog TeamsTrained dog/master teams that visit Senior Homes, Hospitals, etc.

SHELWIN HOUSEContact: 306-783-7233 or

Crisis calls [email protected]

Shelwin House is a shelter for abused women and their children. We offer 24 hour shelter, supportive counselling, assistance and referrals. There is no cost to the women and children for their stay at the shelter.

SHELWIN HOUSE OUTREACH PROGRAMContact: Outreach Worker, 306-782-5181

[email protected] program is designed to enhance knowledge of personal and family violence. We offer information and workshops to schools and community groups within a 150 km radius of Yorkton at no charge. This includes information regarding domestic violence, dating violence, bullying, healthy relationships and child abuse.

S.I.G.N. (SOCIETY FOR THE INVOLVEMENT OF GOOD NEIGHBORS)

Contact: Administration, [email protected] Mobility Dispatch, [email protected]

SIGN is a non-profit human service corporation and a member of Family Services Saskatchewan. SIGN is an umbrella agency that consists of many programs and is home for other independent programs.


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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDESIGN Continued from Page 31

Senior Mobility - 306-782-4151Low cost transportation provided on weekdays to seniors who are not wheelchair dependent.Monday to Friday (no stat holidays)Between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.(no noon hour service)Based at SIGN, 83 North St.55 years and older

Additional SIGN Programs:• Independent Living Program/Vocational Employment

Program - 306-783-9420• Adolescent Group Home - 306-782-9325• Sexual Assault & Counselling Services - 306-783-9428• Family Support Program - 306-782-1205• Parent Mentoring Program - 306-782-1205• Employee Assistance Plan & Fee-For-Service

Counselling - 306-783-9428• Acquired Brain Injury/Independent Living Program -

306-783-9422• MC Knoll Before/After School Program - 306-786-5540• Yorkdale Before/After School Program - 306-783-5412• St. Paul’s Before/After School Program - 306-783-9212• Trustee Service - 306-783-9409• Family Violence Program - 306-782-0673• Elton Davidge Scholarship Fund - 306-783-9409• Aboriginal Family Violence Program - 306-782-0673• Life Skills Program - 306-782-4711• Intensive Integrated Services Program - 306-782-1441• Triple P - Positive Parenting Program - 306-783-9080• SIGN Early Learning Centre - 306-782-8808

SIGN provides a home for:• Kids First Program - 306-783-0383• Parkland Early Childhood Intervention Program (PECIP)

- 306-786-6988• The Sunshine Club - Yorkton Mental Health Drop-In

Centre - 306-783-8135• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Yorkton, Inc. - 306-782-3471• Christ the Teacher School Division - Alternative School

Program - 306-782-0901• Southeast Regional Intersect Oral Committee -

306-786-1556• Boys and Girls Club of Yorkton - Tot Spot -

306-783-2582• Yorkton Transitional Homes - 306-783-2340• 601 East Aids Saskatoon - 306-783-1722

SKATE YORKTONContact: Club Number: 306-782-5885

Club Email: [email protected] Yorkton is a member club of Skate Canada. We provide professional coaching within the guidelines of the Skate Canada Programs.

CanskateAll levels from beginners to more advanced.

Recreational ProgramNon-competitive program for advanced skaters wanting to improve their skills.

StarskateAdvanced skating for those wishing to compete and participate in Skate Canada Testing.

Full Competitive ProgramsFor year-round skaters taking part in Skate Canada.

STROKE SERVICESContact: 306-786-0891

18A Broadway St. E.306-782-4114Yorkton, SK

Yorkton’s best shoe selectionfrom high heels to ats

WE’VE GOT IT ALL!True Love Is Shoe Love!


FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDETHE HEALTH FOUNDATION OF EAST CENTRAL SK. INC.

Contact: Ross Fisher, [email protected]

The Health Foundation is a non-profit organization led by a volunteer board of directors that raises money to purchase medical equipment for the Sunrise Health Region. The Health Foundation puts on several events each year including the Charity Road Race in August, the Airwaves for Health Radiothon in April, the Charity Golf Classic in June, and the Gala Evening in Yorkton in October.

Charity Road RaceThere are six events: a half marathon; a 10 km relay, 10 km, 5 km and 2 km races and a 5 km Family Walk. The event is organized for both serious runners and those who just want to take part for the exercise and will walk or run. Participants raise pledges with all proceeds being used to purchase medical equipment for the regional hospital. Breakfast and a race t-shirt are provided to all participants. Prizes are awarded to runners who win their race as well as the team that wins the relay. Prizes are awarded for fundraising and there are many door prizes. Sunday, August 21, 2016Half Marathon starts 7:30 a.m.All other events start at 8:30 a.m.Yorkton Regional High School Learn to Run clinics are held starting in May

Airwaves for Health RadiothonIn 2016 the annual Airwaves for Health Radiothon will be held:Monday and Tuesday, April 18 & 19, 2016Yorkton Regional Health Centre6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. each day

Charity Golf ClassicThe 2016 Charity Golf Classic will be held:June 9, 2016Deer Park Golf Course, YorktonThe golfers raise pledges and all proceeds are used to purchase medical equipment for facilities throughout the Sunrise Health Region.

Gala Evening in YorktonThe Gala will be held:October 24, 2015St. Mary’s Cultural Centre

Tickets are $125 eachThe Gala features a 5-course meal, a live band and dancing, a silent auction, stunning decorations, and a jewellery raffle. Proceeds are used to buy medical equipment.

TOPS #1039 (Take Off Pounds Sensibly)Contact: Matilda Dickie, 306-782-4433

TOURISM YORKTONContact: Randy Goulden, 306-783-8707

[email protected] Yorkton provides visitor information, event planning and promotion.

Calendar of EventsGroups and organizations can enter event information, on line, for event promotion.Ongoingwww.tourismyorkton.comhttp://www.tourismyorkton.com

Welcome PackagesFor events and conferences - information packages for delegates and participants.OngoingTourism Yorkton Information Centre

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TRAIL STOP RESTAURANTBREAKFAST SPECIAL

WEEKDAYS 6-11 A.M.

DAILY SMORGHomemade fresh food, 2 kinds of soup, over 16 hot items, full salad bar (different items daily).

Daily fresh pies & desserts.

ONLY $1095

Plus Seniors Discount

11 A.M. TO 1:30 P.M.

ONLY

$7452 large fresh eggs,

toast & hash brownsChoice of ham, bacon or sausage,

coffee included.

SUNDAY BRUNCHONLY

$109516 hot items, fresh fruit,

coffee included. We use only fresh eggs.

Seniors Discounts

FRIDAY AND SUNDAY EVENING CHINESE SMORG

16 hot items, fresh fruit. ONLY

$1195

BREAKFASTBREAKFASTAVAILABLEAVAILABLE

ALL DAYALL DAY

Home Made Western Food and Chinese Food35 - 1ST AVE. N., YORKTON — PH. 306-783-7905

Hours: Monday & Saturday open until 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday open until 8:00 p.m.


FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDETourism Yorkton Continued from Page 33

Yorkton Relocation PackagesInformation on moving to Yorkton, including recreation, schools, banking, services, etc.OngoingTourism Yorkton Information Centre

GeocachingA great physical activity for everyone and can be done year-round! It provides a wonderful opportunity to explore the city. If you don’t have a GPS unit, you can borrow one from Tourism Yorkton by coming to the office during regular business hours. Please call ahead to make sure a unit is available.

TREASURE CHEST TOASTMASTERSContact: 1245.toastmastersclubs.org

facebook.com/yorktontoastmastersDelores Moskal, VP [email protected]

Looking to develop speaking and leadership skills? Ace a job interview? Ignite your career? More than 4 million people have discovered the benefits of Toastmasters’ proven learning formula. In weekly meetings, members improve their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure, learn-by-doing workshop. Members give speeches and give constructive feedback on one another’s presentations. Meeting participants also give impromptu talks on assigned topics, conduct the meetings, and develop skills related to timekeeping, grammar and parliamentary procedure. Benefits include increased self-confidence and more effective communication.Meetings are held every Wednesday evening from September to June, from 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m., at SIGN on Broadway, 345 Broadway St. W., Yorkton. What are you waiting for? Joining is easy. Start by being a guest at one of our meetings.

TROYANDA UKRAINIAN DANCE ENSEMBLEContact: Kara Fyck, 306-782-1756

[email protected] Ukrainian Dance Ensemble exists to provide an opportunity for the youth and adult of the community to express themselves through Ukrainian dance and to develop an appreciation for one of the most beautiful of Ukrainian traditions. Under the instruction of Jason Sliva, dancers with Troyanda will:• Be trained in the proper techniques of Ukrainian dance• Enhance their physical fitness levels• Develop skills in teamwork as they work together to

deliver a performance• Enhance levels of self-confidence by performing for

audiences• Develop friendships with fellow dancers• Gain an appreciation for the diversity of Ukrainian cultureTroyanda Ukrainian Dance Ensemble was registered in 1981, but has been active as a dance troupe since the 1960s. Troyanda is a self-governing, non-profit organization under the umbrella of the Holy Transfiguration Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Yorkton.

Troyanda Spring ShowcaseA concert featuring all the dancers performing dances from a variety of regions of Ukraine. Date to be announced.

WELCOME WAGONContact: Carol Strocen, 306-783-4253

Email: [email protected]

VALUE TIRE470 Broadway St. East

Yorkton, Sask.

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JOURNEYMAN TECHNICIAN

ON DUTYWeekdays: 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.Saturdays: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.


FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEWESTERN DEVELOPMENT MUSEUM - YORKTON

Contact: Susan Mandziuk, 306-783-8361Highway 16A WestWebsite: www.wdm.caEmail: [email protected]

The Western Development Museum (WDM) in Yorkton is one of four locations which exhibit the social and economic history for the Province of Saskatchewan. The “Story of People” celebrates the cultural roots of western Canadian settlers and the spirit with which they built a foundation for future generations. A glimpse of life over the past century is displayed within the “Winning the Prairie Gamble: the Saskatchewan Story” exhibit that highlights the province’s history, innovation, achievement and diversity. Featured outdoors is an extensive agricultural lineup of steam and gas engines, plows and harvesting equipment.

Museum OpeningOpening dates and hours subject to change; call ahead for the most recent opening schedule.September - AprilMonday to Friday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Saturday and Sunday: 12:00 noon - 5:00 p.m.Closed statutory holidays October through AprilClosed Mondays January through March

Grandparents DayFamily activities to celebrate and acknowledge the importance of grandparents in our lives.September 13, 201512:00 noon - 5:00 p.m.

Celebrate Christmas PastPioneer Christmas program open to preschool and elementary school groups. Advance booking required.November 23 to December 4, 2015

Big Bert Travelling Exhibition OpeningOpening reception for the Royal Saskatchewan Museum’s travelling exhibit of Big Bert, the world’s most complete Terminonaris robusta crocodile skeleton. Exhibit on display from mid-December 2015 through April 2016.December 2015 (date TBA)

Heritage DayCelebration of Heritage Day and its theme as proclaimed by Heritage Canada The National Trust.February 14, 20162:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.Western Development Museum

YAIL HARBOR INC.Contact: Sonya Reviczky, 306-783-1522

[email protected] services to enable adults with intellectual disabilities (mild to moderate) achieve independent or semi-independent lifestyles, thus enhancing their quality of life. At present Yail has three group homes, a supportive living program and literacy program. Yail Harbor also has a Pathway Homes project. Currently we have two triplexes and working to raise funds to build more triplexes.

The Good Spirit School Division strives to providesafe, caring, welcoming schools for children.We work hard to foster a respec ul learning

environment to improve achievement levels of allstudents in each of our 28 public schools.

Join us in life’s greatest adventure...educa on!

Fairview Education Centre, 63 King Street East, Yorkton, SK S3N 0T7 Phone: 306.786.5500 Toll Free: 866.390.0773 Fax: 306.783.0355

www.gssd.ca [email protected]

Learning Without Limits...Achievement For All


FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEYELLOWHEAD FLYWAY BIRDING TRAIL ASSOCIATION INC.

Contact: Lauretta Ritchie-McInnes306-782-0057

Activities include Christmas Bird Count, member organized bird watching and sight seeing outings, annual Symposium and sponsorship of a summer outdoor education program for youth in the area.

YORK COLONY QUILTERS GUILDA creative group of individuals who wish to preserve and enhance the art of quilting. Members participate in hands-on group and individual projects, plus technique workshops are regularly held throughout the year. Through the work of its members the Guild contributes to a variety of charities by the donation of charity quilts, placemats for Meals on Wheels, and raffle proceeds.

Regular MeetingsRegular meetings held each Wednesday from September through mid-May.Beginning at 10:00 a.m.Western Development Museum

YORK LAKE GOLF CLUBContact: Pro Shop for details, 306-783-8424

YORKTON & DISTRICT BAND BOOSTERSContact: Crystal Riffel, 306-621-6178 (c)

[email protected] Yorkton and District Band Boosters is a group to help promote and assist school band programs in the Yorkton district, Good Spirit School Division and Christ the Teacher Catholic School Division. We try to help make these programs affordable to all students in the Yorkton district.

YORKTON & DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETYContact: Elizabeth Jones, 306-782-2830

We strive to promote all aspects of horticulture, for everyone from the novice green thumb to the seasoned gardener. Even people who don’t have a garden but are interested in plants are most welcome. New members are always welcome. All meetings are in the Sunshine Room, SIGN, North Street, Yorkton, unless otherwise stated.

MeetingWednesday, September 16, 2015Guest speaker will be Jim Turnier of Prairie Seeds Limited, Humboldt, SK, “How to Save Heritage Seeds”.

Fall Plant and Bulb SaleWednesday, October 21, 2015Member participation, sharing ideas from the garden and five helpful hints.SIGN, Sunshine Room, North St.

Annual General MeetingWednesday, November 25, 2015St. Mary’s Parish HallMembers only

YORKTON B.I.D.Contact: Phil DeVos, 306-783-9243

www.yorktonbid.comEmail: [email protected]

Promoting and assisting small business in Yorkton B.I.D. District.

YORKTON AQUABATIXContact: Tannys, 306-647-2889

Heidi, 306-782-2365 (H), 306-621-9760 (C)[email protected]

Learning acrobatics in the water has never been this much fun. Synchro is the sport that defines strength, flexibility, agility, and grace. Join us this year for a fantastic year of fun, fitness, friendship and teamwork.We offer:• Aqua Squirts Program, ages 5 - 7• Recreational Programs, 8 & under, 10 & under• Pre-Competitive Programs• Competitive Programs, 10 & under• Competitive Programs, 18 & under• Master Program• All programs starting week of October 2, 2015.


FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEYORKTON ARTS COUNCIL

Contact: Office, 306-783-8722 email: [email protected]: www.yorktonarts.ca 49 Smith St. E., Yorkton S3N 0H4

The Yorkton Arts Council, established in 1966, is a non-profit organization that provides opportunities to engage in the arts through inspiration, education and entertainment. Our vision is to connect our community to the arts thereby enhancing the lives of citizens in our community. The following programs are offered to all ages.

Performing ArtsThe ‘Stars for Saskatchewan’ concert series offers an incredible range of performances, rich in variety from classic rock to folk, to classical music. Each performance holds promise of an inspiring evening at the Anne Portnuff Theatre located in the Yorkton Regional High School where you will be entertained, educated and enriched. Concerts for children and youth are offered in conjunction with area schools.

Sunflower Fine Art Craft MarketSunflower is a popular showcase for more than 150 artists, artisans and craftspeople from western Canada. Crowds of Sunflower devotees flock to Yorkton’s Gallagher Centre each year, the weekend after Labour Day, for this ultimate shopping experience. Friday, September 11, 2015, 5:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.Saturday, September 12, 2015, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Daily admission is $5.00 per adult, $3.00 for students, preschoolers are free. Volunteers are encouraged and always welcome.Visit us at www.yorktonarts.ca, follow us on Facebook or call the Yorkton Arts Council at 306-783-8722.

community pARTners galleryThe Yorkton Arts Council, in partnership with the Yorkton Public Library, presents a series of visual exhibitions at the Community pARTners Gallery. Located in the Yorkton Public Library, a venue dedicated to sharing artwork by local, area, and provincial artists. Works reflecting a variety of themes and techniques are offered for show and sale. Displays are changed on a regular basis, with a public reception to celebrate the artists. Other special events are offered throughout the year. Exhibits are on view during regular library hours.Artists interested in exhibiting work are asked to please leave contact information at the library, 306-783-3523, or the arts council office, 306-783-8722. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome.

YORKTON CANOE AND KAYAK CLUBContact: Jessica Riley, Head Coach

306-786-7155, (May - October)306-782-0581 (November - April)[email protected] www.yorktoncanoekayakclub.com

The Yorkton Canoe and Kayak Club (YCKC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to introducing the sport of Flatwater/Spring Canoe and Kayaking to Yorkton and District. YCKC is located at beautiful York Lake Regional Park near Yorkton, Sask. For over 30 years, YCKC has offered programs for all ages. YCKC is known for hosting its annual Yorkton Developmental Regatta, which draws in athletes from around the province to compete in a

challenging yet fun filled environment. YCKC athletes have made Yorkton proud by representing their club at local, provincial, and national regattas always competing with sportsmanship, dedication and excellence. Though mainly a Sprint Club, YCKC also offers Learn-to-Paddle, Recreational, Dragon Boat, and Rental programs. These programs are focused on Paddling safety, being/staying active throughout one’s life, and having fun. Follow YCKC’s website and on Facebook for upcoming Fall/Spring events.

YORKTON CARDINALS BASEBALLContact: Bill Sobkow, President, 306-742-4663The Yorkton Cardinals baseball team completed a successful season in 2015 and is looking forward to its fifteenth season in the Western Major Baseball League (WMBL) in 2016. The WMBL is a premier wood bat collegiate league, providing entertaining summer baseball of a high calibre to baseball fans in Yorkton and area. The League is comprised of eleven teams: Edmonton, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, Okotoks, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Melville, Weyburn, Saskatoon, Regina and Yorkton.

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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEYORKTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Contact: Juanita Polegi or Sherry MacDonald306-783-4368info@yorktonchamber.comwww.yorktonchamber.com

A non-profit organization that “promotes and protects the interests of members and businesses in Yorkton and district”.

Chamber Business DinnerWednesday, September 30, 2015At St. Mary’s Cultural Centre5:30 p.m. Cocktails6:30 p.m. Supper

YORKTON CHESS CLUBContact: Eugene Fedorowich, 306-783-0528

YORKTON COMMUNITY CHOIRContact: Laurene Jemieff, 306-782-0460If you enjoy singing come out to rehearsals Monday evenings at 7:30 p.m. Yorkton Regional High School choir room D1. Choir runs from mid Sept. to first part of May. Choir is under the direction of Laurene Jemieff and accompanied by Shani Apland.

YORKTON COMMUNITY CONCERT BANDContact: Larry Pearen, Director, 306-782-4182 or

Dean Petersen, 306-782-5155website: yccb.org

The Community Concert Band, comprised of musicians who have a love of music making, rehearses on Tuesday evenings, 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m., Yorkton Regional High Band Room mid September to early May. The concert band performs for community events as well as in several concerts each season. Previous experience is required. Everyone is welcome.

YORKTON CREATORS 4-H CLUBContact: Vi M. Protz, 306-782-4721

4-H is young people, parents, screened adult volunteers working together to benefit all. Offers effective team work, leadership training, curling, parliamentary procedure and public speaking. Open to youth 6-21 years.

Clover Bud and Exploring 4-HMembers learn different fun related aspects of 4-H depending on project requirements.Fall and winter months7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.Location variesClover Bud, 6 - 8 yrs.Exploring, 9 - 11 yrs.

Cooking or CraftsCooking members learn art of baking and cooking. Craft members learn to create articles.Fall and winter monthsTime and location vary11 - 21 yrs.

Photography, Sewing, WoodworkingMembers learn proper picture taking. The art of sewing. Working with different wood and finishes.Fall and winter monthsTime and location vary 12 yrs. and older

Babysitting or 4-U ProjectsMembers learn babysitting hands-on and receive certificate when complete. 4-U anything and everything.Fall and winter monthsTime and location vary12 - 14 yrs. and older, all youth

Fit for Life, Junior Leader, WeldingFit for life, learning exercises. Jr. L. helps leader with younger members. Members learn to weld.Fall and winter monthsTime and location varyAll youth, 13 yrs. and older

Achievement DayMembers write exam, have program, exhibit record books and articles created. They receive certificate or seal, pin or gift and trophy.Date: TBA7:00 p.m.Yorkton Exhibition GroundsAll agesLight meal to followFree admission, bring a friend

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Books, Giftsand Consignment

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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEYORKTON CRICKET ASSOCIATION

Contact: Thom Barker, [email protected]

YORKTON CROSS COUNTRY SKI CLUBContact: Bob Purton, 306-782-0701

Anne Stupak, 306-783-6617Email: [email protected]: http://yorktoncrosscountryski.blogspot.ca/

The Yorkton Cross Country Ski Trails are located on the west side of the City, just off Highway #52 at the Deer Park Municipal Golf Course. Trails are operational from December to March each season, depending on snow conditions. The trail begins on the west side of the clubhouse and takes advantage of the natural beauty of the area. Separate trails of various lengths both classic and skate ski technique, are groomed on a weekly basis or as needed. The trails are maintained and groomed by volunteers from the Yorkton Cross Country Ski Club. The Club hosts various family events and ski clinics during the season. Weekly night skis on Wednesday evenings. New ski equipment is available to members ranging from youth to adults. Come see us at the City Wide Registration evening in September of 2015.

YORKTON CURLING CLUBContact: Neil Weinmaster, 306-641-4037

[email protected] in the Gallagher Centre, the Yorkton Curling Club features eight sheets of quality artificial ice. Curling for all ages and skill levels is available. Feel free to contact the Club for more information from October 1 - March 31 at 306-783-4127.We are also excited to advise you that the Grand Slam of Curling is bringing the 2015 Canadian Open to Yorkton. Sportsnet, the City of Yorkton and the Yorkton Curling Club are working on details to host the top world’s mens and ladies teams (16 teams of each) between Dec. 8-13, 2015 as they compete for $100,000 in prize money and points. For more details, please phone either Gerry Adam at 306-621-6672 or Cindy Kozachenko at 306-782-5321.

YORKTON DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUBContact: Rudolph, 306-783-4220 (H)

306-641-5567 (cell)Public Library every Thursday at 1:00 p.m. Sept. - June, except holidays and summer.

YORKTON ELKS LODGE #392Contact: Jim Wold, 306-782-7138

Earl Greiner, 306-782-1307

YORKTON EXHIBITION ASSOCIATIONContact: Office, 306-783-4800

Grain Miller’s Harvest Showdown, November 4 - November 7, 2015.

YORKTON FARMERS’ MARKETContact: Lorraine Sully, 306-782-7374

Fresh vegetables, crafts, baking, cabbage rolls, perogies, honey, meat and more.

YORKTON FILM FESTIVALContact: Randy Goulden, 306-782-7077

[email protected]

Honouring Canadian short film for 69 years! Join us May 26-29 for the 2016 festival. The YFF is the longest running film festival in North America. Over the years the festival has garnered an esteemed reputation as the best in the country. The Festival includes films and activities for all ages. The YFF provides programming and screenings year round.


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GSA DVD TourGolden Sheaf Award Tour Package, free of charge, DVD of selected winners. Six themes: Aboriginal, Children, Coffee House, General, Seniors and Youth.Year roundAll ages

Film Library TourFestival maintains extensive catalogue and access, free, to over 5000 films that have entered.OngoingAll ages

ScreeningsOpportunity for groups and organizations to host free screenings, of selected films.

VolunteersDo you love watching films and meeting filmmakers? Just give us a call, we can provide the opportunity!

YORKTON FRIENDSHIP CENTREContact: Darlene Langan, 306-782-2822

YORKTON GAMER GUILDContact: [email protected]

www.yorktongamerguild.comThe Yorkton Gamer Guild promotes tabletop board games, card games and role playing games in Yorkton running free monthly events at the Yorkton Public Library. We believe games should be enjoyed as a way of social interaction, competition and most importantly for fun.

YORKTON GENEALOGICAL SOCIETYContact: Glenn Wiseman, 306-782-7969

[email protected] Petersen, [email protected]

Monthly MeetingsThe second Tuesday of each month7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Yorkton Public LibraryAll are welcome

YORKTON GUN CLUBContact: Eugene Duchnitski, 306-783-6025

YORKTON HOUSING AUTHORITYContact: 306-782-7733

YORKTON KALYNA DANCE SCHOOLContact: Garth Kowalchuk, 306-782-5363

Celebrating Ukrainian Family Culture through the Art of Dance. Providing Ukrainian dance instruction of six regions: Poltavski, Transcarpathian, Bukovina, Hutzul, Volyn and Polissia.

Valentine’s Social 2016St. Mary’s Cultural Centre

Spring ConcertFinal concert featuring all dancers.April, 2016

Kalyna Dance Competition and FestivalA weekend of Ukrainian dancing featuring clubs from SK, MB and AB. May, 2016Anne Portnuff Theatre, Yorkton

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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEYORKTON LIONS CLUB

Contact: Lion Todd All (President), 306-620-9056Lion Danny Vachon (Secretary), 306-750-4120Lion Brian Kruger (Treasurer) 306-621-7255Lion Don Reed (Membership) [email protected]

YORKTON MARTIAL ARTS TRAINING CENTER

Contact: Phone 306-621-1555email: [email protected] visit us at 50B Broadway St. W. (1 block east of McDonalds)

Committed to the continuing evolution of dynamic martial arts, students train in a friendly, professional environment where SAFETY is stressed all the way down to the floor we train on. New students can enroll anytime. We are not babysitters. We offer safe, affordable, effective martial arts programs that produce results. We are members of Unified TaeKwon-Do International, Canada Haidong Gumdo Association, Full Contact Alliance, Regina Infight Jiu-Jitsu and the Saskatchewan Martial Arts Association - recognized by SaskSport. The best value and most diversified martial arts club in Yorkton and area. Visit us online today at www.ymatc.com, http://www.ymatc.com and join the evolution of dynamic martial arts. Many discounts available. Call for more details.

Introductory ClassesOne week of trial classes are offered to all new students with no obligation. Wear a T-Shirt and sweats to participate and decide which martial art is best for you. Students advance at their own pace. Our curriculums can be tailored to anyone’s abilities. Ask us about all of our discounts including the Beginner and Black Belt Packages. Put a huge punch behind your exercise with Yorkton Martial Arts.Call for class schedules, 306-621-1555 or visit us at 50 Broadway St. W. (1 block east of McDonalds)Enroll anytime. Registration is year round.Visit our website: www.ymatc.comhttp://www.ymatc.com

Adult TaeKwon-Do (Grade 9 to Adult)Learn street oriented self-defense with realistic attacks. You do not have to be an athlete to train. People of all ages and walks of life benefit from our unique curriculum; through study we develop: respect, discipline, character, co-ordination, flexibility, strength, agility,

speed, sportsmanship, leadership, peace of mind, self-confidence, winning spirit and release of stress. Come visit us now to begin your path to mental and physical harmony through martial arts. Post Secondary Students receive an additional 25% off.Enroll anytime. Registration is year round.Visit our website: www.ymatc.comPhone 306-621-1555 or visit us at 50 Broadway St. W. (1 block east of McDonalds)

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (Youth - Grade 5-8)(Adult - Grade 9 to Adult)Whether you’re interested in self defense, competition or just trying to get in shape, we have the solution. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is the most effective grappling art in the world and a terrific way to build strength and cardio fitness. Combining this with full contact striking, students learn the ultimate in self defense in a professional, friendly and non threatening environment and can also train for full contact competition if desired. We are the only club in Yorkton offering certified Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and MMA.Monday and Wednesday nightsEnroll anytime. Registration is year round.Visit our website: www.ymatc.comhttp://www.ymatc.comPhone 306-621-1555 or visit us at 50 Broadway S.W. (1 block east of McDonalds)

Korean Sword - Haedong Kumdo (Grade 5 - Adult)All students start with a blunt wooden sword maximizing safety for everyone. Students are taught to respect the sword and all weapons, using them only in properly supervised classes. Haedong Kumdo is a Korean sword art, which promotes physical and mental development through the process of mastering the blade. The curriculum builds toward cutting prowess through a gradual evolution of patterns, step drills, and powerful forms of breathing. Color belts practice control and accuracy with newspaper slicing and candle snuffing. Black belt cutting practice includes hard and soft targets such as bamboo, local woods, and straw bundles. Come visit us today to start your experience with the traditional Art of Korean Swordsmanship. We are the only club around offering certified Haedong Kumdo Sword training.Enroll anytime. Registration is year round.Visit our website: www.ymatc.comhttp://www.ymatc.comPhone 306-621-1555 or visit us at 50 Broadway St. W. (1 block east of McDonalds)


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Little Ninjas (Preschool ages 3-5)Your preschooler needs fun, games and adventure to develop their learning skills, personality and character. Please accept our invitation to you and your child to experience our trial week of the beginner’s course for preschoolers. Classes run in 8 week sessions and teach kids 8 skill sets: Focus, Teamwork, Control, Balance, Memory, Discipline, Fitness, Coordination. Comes with a 30 day money back guarantee.Monday and/or Wednesday nights6:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.Classes run in 8 week sessions. Call to reserve a spot in our next session.Visit our website: http://www.ymatc.comPhone 306-621-1555 or visit us at 50 Broadway St. W. (1 block east of McDonalds)

Junior TaeKwon-Do (Kindergarten - Grade 3)Have your child improve their balance, co-ordination, concentration, self control, respect and have a whole lot of fun at the same time. This specially designed curriculum lets children learn at their own rate and advance from white belt to black belt with a unique “junior” belt system. Watch their school grades climb as their mental discipline and self-confidence improves. Bully-proof your child with Yeti TaeKwon-Do.Enroll anytime. Registration is year round.Visit our website: www.ymatc.comhttp://www.ymatc.comPhone 306-621-1555 or visit us at 50 Broadway St. W. (1 block east of McDonalds)

Youth TaeKwon-Do (Grade 4 - Grade 8)Build strength, flexibility, co-ordination, balance, self-confidence and discipline with classes tailored to students between Grade 4 and 8. Curriculum is a gradual climb towards Black Belt with students advancing at their own pace. Martial Arts training promotes a positive attitude and teaches students how to achieve any goals they desire. Add some kick to life with Yeti TaeKwon-Do.Enroll anytime. Registration is year round.Visit our website: http://www.ymatc.comPhone 306-621-1555 or visit us at 50 Broadway St. W. (1 block east of McDonalds)

Women’s Self Defense (Grade 8 to Adult)We have an exclusive “Women’s Only” Self Defense program. Here we teach the straight forward self defense techniques that can save your life... or even the life of a loved one. Each class consists of a challenging warm up and stretch then effective striking, grappling and escapes are all used to empower the individual. Self defense is like insurance: it’s better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it. No contracts, no memberships, no uniforms.Single Day Seminars -

call to book a spot in the next seminar.Visit our website: www.ymatc.comhttp://www.ymatc.comPhone 306-621-1555 or visit us at 50 Broadway St. W. (1 block east of McDonalds)

Bully Proof for Youth (Ages 6 - 18) and ParentsFREE PROGRAM!Ignoring a bully doesn’t make them give up or go away. You can’t be with your child 24 hours a day to help them and neither can their teacher. Give your child the confidence they need to stand up for themselves for free. Yorkton Martial Arts holds free sessions for youth and parents to learn more about the causes and solutions to bullying. We give both student and parents the proper tools, words and exact step by step directions to make bullying stop forever! Students will also receive a discount on further martial arts training.Call today to book your spot in our next bully proof session.Parents presence is mandatory. Absolutely no cost.Enroll anytime. Registration is year round.Visit our website: www.ymatc.comhttp://www.ymatc.comPhone 306-621-1555 or visit us at 50 Broadway St. W. (1 block east of McDonalds)

Kickboxing (Grade 4 to Adult)Superior striking and footwork are only the beginning! Everyone will be given the tools to challenge their goals with extreme conditioning, drills and sparring. Students have the option to train for self defense and fitness or step it up a notch to train for competition.Visit our website: www.ymatc.comhttp://www.ymatc.comPhone 306-621-1555 or visit us at 50 Broadway St. W. (1 block east of McDonalds) Kung Fu (ages 8 to Adult)Returning this fall! Come and learn this ancient Chinese martial art of self defense and self improvement. Classes are split by age to allow for more personalized instruction.Visit our website: www.silfookungfu.comhttp://www.silfookungfu.comPhone 306-621-1555 or visit us at 50 Broadway St. W. (1 block east of McDonalds)


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Yorkton Wrestling Club (Ages 10 and up)Wrestling is a combat sport involving grappling type techniques such as clinch fighting, throws and takedowns, pins and other grappling holds. A wrestling bout is a physical competition, between two competitors or sparring partners, who attempt to gain and maintain a superior position. Wrestling represents one of the oldest forms of combat. The techniques learned in our programs are taken from Greco Roman, scholastic and modern freestyle wrestling. Students can train for the physical fitness benefits and/or competition.Phone 306-641-9774 or 306-621-1555 or visit us at 50 Broadway St. W. (1 block east of McDonalds)

YORKTON MASONIC LODGEContact: Earl Greiner, 306-782-1307

[email protected] first Wednesday of each month at Masonic Hall, 111 Haultain Ave. at 7:30 p.m. Visiting members welcome. Fraternal organization.

YORKTON MINOR HOCKEYContact: Gina Flett, 306-783-5070

[email protected]

Hockey registration, tournament information, hockey camp, power skating, conditioning camp, ref clinics, coaching clinics and much more.

YORKTON MUSIC FESTIVAL ASSOC.Contact: yorktonmusicfestival.ca

Mailing Address:76 Redwood Drive, Yorkton, SK S3N 2X7Tonia Vermette (president) 306-782-6522

The Yorkton Music Festival Association is a classical music festival affiliated with the Saskatchewan Music Festival Association. We are committed to providing opportunities for performance, competition and adjudication to young musicians in the Yorkton area. The Yorkton Music Festival encompasses a variety of disciplines including piano, band, instrumental ensembles, vocal, musical theatre, choral, speech arts and strings.

Dates for 2016: April 7 - 24April 7: ChoralApril 7-10: VocalApril 11-16: Piano

April 18-21: BandApril 24: Competition Hi-Lites Concert

YORKTON NURSERY SCHOOL CO-OPERATIVE (YNSC)

Contact: Phone 783-3533 [email protected] Argyle St., Yorkton, SK(beside Yorkton Co-op Marketplace)

Applications are being accepted for the fall registration. The YNSC has been offering preschool children (ages 3 & 4) a high quality “learning through play” education program for over 25 years.

Pre-SchoolChildren ages 3 & 41 or 2 days a week sessions availableSeptember - June9:15 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. (3 year olds)9:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. (4 year olds)and 12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. (3 year olds)12:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. (4 year olds)

YORKTON PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT GROUPContact: Vic, 306-782-2398

Meetings every Thursday at 7:00 p.m. at the Board Room in the Hospital starting in October.

YORKTON PUBLIC LIBRARYContact: Meagan Richards, Chief Librarian

Yorkton Public [email protected] 306-783-3523Fax 306-782-5524

Fall & Winter Activities at YPL for 2015-2016:• Fall Storytime: Monday & Thursday, October 5 -

November 26, 2015• Christmas Craft: December 14, 2015• Christmas Storytime: December 17, 2015• Winter Storytime: Monday & Thursday, January 18 -

March 10, 2016• Movie Day: February 17, 2016• Toddler Time: Thursday, October 5 - November 26, 2015Check out our Facebook page or website for updates.

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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEYORKTON RAWTEC MAULERS

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Yorkton Midget AAA Rawtec Maulers 2015/2016 Schedule

EXHIBITION GAMESDate Away Home Time

Wed., Sept. 2 Yorkton Rawtec Dauphin 7:00 Maulers

Sat., Sept. 12 Regina Pat Yorkton Rawtec 2:00 Canadians Maulers

Sun., Sept. 13 Yorkton Rawtec Regina Pat 2:30 Maulers Canadians

Wed., Sept. 16 Dauphin Yorkton Rawtec 7:00 MaulersHOME GAMES

Sun., Sept. 22 Tisdale Yorkton Rawtec 2:00 Trojans Maulers

Fri., Oct. 2 Yorkton Rawtec Tisdale 7:30 Maulers Trojans

Tues., Oct. 6 Yorkton Rawtec Notre Dame 8:00 Maulers Hounds

Sat., Oct. 10 Yorkton Rawtec Battleford 2:00 Maulers Stars

Sun., Oct. 11 Yorkton Rawtec Battleford 2:00 Maulers Stars

Tues., Oct. 13 Tisdale Yorkton Rawtec 8:00 Trojans Maulers

Sat., Oct. 17 Swift Current Yorkton Rawtec 8:00 Legionnaires Maulers

Sun., Oct. 18 Swift Current Yorkton Rawtec 2:00 Legionnaires Maulers

Wed., Oct. 21 Yorkton Rawtec Notre Dame 8:00 Maulers Hounds

Sat., Oct. 24 Saskatoon Yorkton Rawtec 2:00 Contacts Maulers

Sun., Oct. 25 Saskatoon Yorkton Rawtec 2:00 Contacts Maulers

Wed., Oct. 28 Notre Dame Yorkton Rawtec 8:00 Argos Maulers

Sat., Nov. 7 Yorkton Rawtec Beardy’s 7:30 Maulers Blackhawks

Sun., Nov. 8 Yorkton Rawtec Saskatoon 2:45 Maulers Blazers

Thurs., Nov. 12 Yorkton Rawtec Moose Jaw 7:00 Maulers Generals

Sat., Nov. 14 Battleford Yorkton Rawtec 8:00 Stars Maulers

Sun., Nov. 15 Battleford Yorkton Rawtec 2:00 Stars Maulers

Sat., Nov. 21 Saskatoon Yorkton Rawtec 8:00 Blazers Maulers

Date Away Home Time

Sun., Nov. 22 Saskatoon Yorkton Rawtec 2:00 Blazers Maulers

Sat., Nov. 28 Moose Jaw Yorkton Rawtec 2:00 Generals MaulersSun., Nov. 29 Moose Jaw Yorkton Rawtec 2:00 Generals Maulers

Thurs., Dec. 3 Yorkton Rawtec Regina Pat 7:45 Maulers Canadians

Sun., Dec. 6 Yorkton Rawtec Notre Dame 4:30 Maulers Hounds

Tues., Dec. 8 Yorkton Rawtec Tisdale 7:30 Maulers Trojans

Sat., Dec. 12 Yorkton Rawtec Saskatoon 6:45 Maulers Contacts

Sun., Dec. 13 Yorkton Rawtec Prince Albert 1:30 Maulers Mintos

Sat., Dec. 19 Beardy’s Yorkton Rawtec 8:00 Blackhawks Maulers

Sun., Dec. 20 Beardy’s Yorkton Rawtec 2:00 Blackhawks Maulers

Thurs., Jan. 7 Yorkton Rawtec Regina Pat 7.45 Maulers Canadians

Sat., Jan. 9 Yorkton Rawtec Beardy’s 7:30 Maulers Blackhawks

Sun., Jan. 10 Yorkton Rawtec Prince Albert 1:30 Maulers Mintos

Wed., Jan. 13 Notre Dame Yorkton Rawtec 8:00 Hounds Maulers

Sat., Jan. 16 Yorkton Rawtec Saskatoon 6:45 Maulers Contacts

Sun., Jan. 17 Yorkton Rawtec Saskatoon 2:45 Maulers Blazers

Wed., Jan. 20 Regina Pat Yorkton Rawtec 8:00 Canadians Maulers

Thurs., Jan. 28 Yorkton Rawtec Moose Jaw 7:00 Maulers Generals

Sat., Jan. 30 Prince Albert Yorkton Rawtec 2:00 Mintos Maulers

Sun., Jan. 31 Prince Albert Yorkton Rawtec 2:00 Mintos Maulers

Tues., Feb. 2 Yorkton Rawtec Notre Dame 8:00 Maulers Argos

Thurs., Feb. 4 Notre Dame Yorkton Rawtec 8:00 Argos Maulers

Sat., Feb. 6 Yorkton Rawtec Swift Current 7:45 Maulers Legionnaires

Sun., Feb. 7 Yorkton Rawtec Swift Current 1:45 Maulers Legionnaires

Wed., Feb. 10 Notre Dame Yorkton Rawtec 8:00 Argos Maulers

Wed., Feb. 17 Regina Pat Yorkton Rawtec 8:00 Canadians Maulers


FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEYORKTON RETIRED SENIOR CITIZENS

Contact: Joan Cartwright (President), 306-783-6042Helen Dingwall, 306-783-0802

The Yorkton Retired Senior Citizen Incorporated Group invites interested Cribbage and Pool players to come out to St. Gerard’s (lower level) on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1:15 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. $1 for an afternoon of cribbage and $1.25 for an afternoon of pool. Prices includes a light lunch. Call Joan 306-783-6042 or Helen 306-783-0802.

YORKTON ROYAL PURPLE ELKS #199

Contact: Marilyn Lenuik, [email protected]

Non-profit organization, helping children.

Yorkton Royal Purple Elks #199Third Tuesday of each month7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.Masonic Temple, 111 Haultain Ave.16 yrs. and older can join

YORKTON SCOTTISH SOCIETYContact: Dave Gillard, President, 306-783-6741

Organization formed to promote the appreciation of Scottish culture. All interested persons are welcome to join.

Yorkton Scottish Country DancingTo teach and enjoy Scottish country dancing, the social dancing of Scotland, jigs, reels and strathspeys.October to MaySaturdays7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

Anglican Parish HallOpen to all ages, you don’t have to be ScottishContact Ferne Katzberg, 306-783-5710

Yorkton & District Pipe Band Inc.Instruction available in piping for all ages.Available for performances.Columbia School GymSundays and WednesdaysContact Dave Gillard, 306-783-6741Open to all ages

YORKTON SNO RIDERSContact: Jason Popowich, President, 306-621-1923

www.yorktonsnoriders.comFormed in 1990 by a handful of local snowmobile enthusiasts, the Yorkton Sno-Riders Club has grown to become a group of which any city can be proud. These founding members all shared a desire to create a strong family-oriented club which would work for the betterment of snowmobiling. The club meets the second Wednesday of the month from October to April at their clubhouse just outside of Yorkton. Family memberships are $25.00 and can be purchased at your favorite local snowmobile dealer.The Sno-Riders maintain 400 kilometers of groomed snowmobile trails and has increased its membership base to over 120 families this past year. The solid commitment of the club members is clearly displayed by our trail groomer fleet consisting of three groomers valued at over $300,000.00 and several part-time operators. The nine warm-up shelters we maintain throughout our trail system ensure you are never far from a place to warm up or enjoy a trail lunch.

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FALL & WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITY GUIDEYORKTON SPORTS HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM

Contact: Jerry Kobylka, 306-783-2531Janice Zwirsky, 306-621-4095

The Hall collects, preserves, records, and displays sports artifacts and memorabilia. Local athletes, builders, and promoters are honored for their accomplishments at an induction dinner and other events. The Hall is available for tours or visits by appointment only by contacting one of the Directors listed above.

YORKTON TENNIS CLUBContact: Blaine Stoll, 306-783-5887

See us on Facebook under Yorkton Pirates Tennis Club.

YORKTON TERRIER HOCKEY CLUBContact: Phone 306-783-4077

Fax 306-782-4633www.yorktonterriers.comTwitter: @terriers_sjhl

YORKTON TRIBAL COUNCILContact: 306-782-3644

YORKTON THRESHERMEN’S CLUB INC.Contact: Harvey Drotar, 306-782-3559

or Western Development Museum,[email protected]

The Yorkton Threshermen’s Club welcomes individuals interested in all aspects of steam, horse-powered and internal combustion equipment and machinery. The 61st Threshermen’s Show & Seniors’ Festival to be presented on July 30 and 31, 2016 will continue to celebrate Saskatchewan’s heritage through the operation of vintage equipment and the re-enactment of methods and techniques from the past.

Regular MeetingsRegular meetings held the second Saturday of each monthJanuary - April, July, 1:30 p.m.May and June, 7:00 p.m.Western Development Museum

YORKTON UNITED F.C.Contact: Technical Director, Michael Jakubiec

[email protected], Andy WyattTreasurer, Colton GriffinSecretary, Jackie Kidd

YUFC offers soccer for ages 4 to adult with both community (recreational) and stars (competitive) programs. Our soccer program is growing every year as is soccer nationally, so come out and join the fun. If you enjoyed cheering on the Canadian Women’s soccer team at the Olympics and would like to make soccer part of your child’s or your life you can register for soccer at www.yorktonunitedfc.com or come by to city wide registration.

YORKTON WILDLIFE FEDERATIONContact: Heath Dreger, 306-783-7837

Barry Signarowski, 306-783-4316Clubhouse rentals. Trapshooting is held every Wednesday night at 5:00 p.m.

YORKTON YOUTH BOWLINGContact: Colleen Haider, 306-783-8164

[email protected] in a league setting for children 5 - 18. Children bowl in leagues according to their age.

Youth BowlingTeach young people how to bowl. They compete at house, zone, provincial and national levels.Tuesday, September 8 andSaturday, September 12 (start up)Each league takes approximately 1 - 1-1/2 hours

Club 55+Bowling for people 55 years and over.Starts in SeptemberEach league takes 2 hoursYorkton Bowl Arena55+Contact the Bowl Arena at 306-783-5183 or Colleen Haider at 306-783-8164.See us at City Wide Registration or call.


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