City Lights News
Highlights and Events July 1994
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Prince Albert,
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SUMMER FAIR 1994
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Where Town & Country Meet - JULY 25th to JULY 30th
The Prince Albert Exhibition Association has a new image and what better place to launch the new logo and slogan than at the 111th Summer Fair. The Fair is truly a place "where town and country meet" and the many exhibits and shows invite both urban and rural participants to show off a little, to exchange ideas and make new friends. But when the fair is over, the volunteers and staff of the Association have plenty to do, running the Gold Rush Casino, renting space and equipment all year round. The grounds, grandstand, barns, Exhibition centre and camping facilities are constantly in demand for livestock shows, sporting and cultural events, hobby and craft shows, religious gatherings or travelling entertainment.
PROGRAM
Livestock Shows
4-H Light Horse Show: JULY 25, starting at 9:30am
Light Horse Show: JULY 26 to JULY 30 at 8:00am
Heavy Horse Show: JULY 28, 6:00pm , JULY 29, 8:30am and JULY 30, 3:00pm
Beef Cattle Shows: JULY 25 to JULY 28
Dairy Cattle Shows: JULY 29 to JULY 30
West National Goat Show: JULY 25 and JULY 26
Rabbit Show: JULY 30 starts at 10:00am
Barns open all week for tours and information.
Special Livestock Events every evening.
Grandstand Chariot Races: JULY 26 and JULY 27 starting at 5pm
Chuckwagon Races: JULY 26 and JULY 27 starting at 7pm
Country Music Show: JULY 28 at 7pm
Aboriginal Showcase: JULY 29 at 7pm.
Display Areas
Exhibition Centre: Baking, Needlecraft, art, handicrafts, photography, horticulture, hobbies and 4-H displays - Armoury Building and Outdoor Concession Stands offer information, demonstrations, novelties, food, beverages and confections
Kidsville Tent: entertainment featuring the "Rodeo Riders", daily 1pm to 7pm
Gold Rush Casino: Steuart Arena - Sunday JULY 24 from 2pm to 10 pm; Monday JULY 25 to Saturday JULY 30 from 2pm to 2am
Cash Bingo and Canteen Prince Albert Optimist Club - Daily from Monday JULY 25 starting at 2pm.
Features Grand Opening: JULY 25. Adult $5.00, children $2.50
Kiddies Day: JULY 25 (children 12 & under free gate to 6pm). Dief's chiefs Parade starting at 10am
West Coast Midway: daily, starting at 1:00pm
A Ticket To Ride: JULY 27 - Seniors Day: JULY 28, with card, gate 50% off
Vintage Machinery Display: JULY 28, next to Grandstand
Guys and Gals Night: JULY 28, after 7pm
Disadvantaged Day : JULY 29, treats & free rides for disadvantaged; starts at 11:00am
Family Day: JULY 30, gate admission $7.50 per family. Kiddies prizes and raffles
Petting Zoo: daily - A. Anderson Pavilion, 1:00pm.
Service Clubs and Associations:
CITY LIGHTS PROMOTES: JULY 27 the 1st BICYCLE DAY
"Prince Albert... Bike it, you'll like it!"
Everyone is invited to leave the car at home for a day to experience the summer sounds and smell the flowers while riding your bicycle to work, running errands or out with the family. At 7:00pm meet in front of City Hall (Memorial Square) for a free soft drink and a short, noncompetitive, pleasure tour suitable for all members of the family, including children, with final destination the Summer Fair - Exhibition Grounds (cyclists admitted free).
This event is supported by:
Cyclopaths
City Lights News
P.A. City Police,
Shaw Cable 10
CKBI/CIPA-TV
P.A. Daily Herald
CKBI 900 and Power 99FM
The P.A. Shopper
The Breakfast Edition.
For more information call Stephen Serenelli 922-1831
Summer time is here, so dust off your bike and get ready to join us on BICYCLE DAY, JULY 27.
JULY 1: Canada Day Celebrations & Parade organized by The Royal Canadian Legion. Kinsmen Park. For details call: Betty Carruthers 764-8862.
JULY 1: Canada Day on the Riverbank sponsored by P.A. Multicultural Council. 5:30-10pm. live band, mass round dance, food booths, fireworks and free Canada's birthday cake. You are invited to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Call Marge Nainaar 922-0405.
JULY 4-7: Goldrush Casino, Blackjack, Red Dog, P.A. Poker, Roulette. Exhibition Centre 764-1711.
JULY 4-8: Big Slam Basketball Camp. Boys & girls welcome (age 9-15). Carlton's Gymnasiums. For details and registration call John Kuzbik 922-3115.
JULY 4-29: IMFC Children's Activities (age 5-12). Mon. to Fri. 10am-4:30pm. Swimming, picnics, tours, walking, cultural activities, horseback riding, water slides, bowling, indoor sports, videos and more. During afternoons snacks and refreshments will be served. Contact Brenda Sayese 764-3431.
JULY 7, 14, 21, 28: Summer Film Festival - children's films at the library. 2-3pm. For program contact 763-8496. JULY 8-9: Ukrainian Celebration 1994. Exhibition Centre. Friday at 6pm "Sausage & Beer" social continued on Saturday. Saturday at 6:30pm "Banquet & Dance." Banquet tickets: Westview Iga, Ben's Auto Glass and Max Convenience Store. Call Wilf Savisky 763-6863.
JULY 8-10: Pee Wee A Provincial Boys Softball Championships organized by P.A. Clippers at Crescent Acres. For information call Roy Mason 764-7350.
JULY 14-15: Heart Beat Tour by Heart & Stroke Foundation of Saskatchewan. Everyone is invited to pedal a 30 people bike at Kinsmen Park, 6-9pm. For information contact Kathy Feld 922-2739.
JULY 15-16: Monster Truck Show by International Promotions. Grandstand. Contact the Exhibition Office 764-1711.
JULY 15-17: Division II Youth Boys & Girls Outdoor Soccer Provincials. Kinsmen Park soccer pitch, Prime Ministers soccer pitches. For more information contact Don Radcliffe 763-4242.
JULY 16-17: Vintage Power Machine Threshing Festival. Sat. display, demonstrations agricultural museum artifacts. Sun. 7-9:30am pancake breakfast followed by tractor weigh in, Vintage Tractor Pull. Colin Sheldon 922-4682.
JULY 18-22: Salvation Army Kids Summer Camp at Beaver Creek Camp. Your donations are welcome 763-6078.
JULY 20: Wild & Crazy Adventures with Ara the Clown at the library. Free show for children age 6-12. For more information call the Library 763-8496.
JULY 21: RCMP Musical Ride at the Prince Albert Exhibition. 2 shows: 3pm and 7pm. A Country & Western musical show will introduce the RCMP horse riding exhibition. Tickets available at Musical Ride Kiosk in Gateway Mall. For information call Greg Dionne 922-0656.
JULY 22-24: Batoche Days " Strength Through Family & Culture" at Batoche. Slo pitch tournament, live entertainment, fire works, childrens events and more. Call Sandra Grey Eyes 953-8266.
JULY 23: Family Fair '94 at the Kinsmen Park to celebrate the International year of the Family organized by the P.A. Multicultural Council. Starts with CKBI pancake breakfast (7:30-10am), Ongoing entertainment, food booths, games, craft demonstrations until 10pm. For information: Marge Nainaar 922-0405
JULY 25-29: Montreal Lake Summer Games; JULY 30: Montreal Lake Pow Wow. For more information contact Lorna Arcand 922-1994.
JULY 29 - AUGUST 1: Senior B Mens & Ladies Fastball Western Canadian Championships, Prime Ministers' Park. Champions from Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Yukon, Northwest Territories. For information Wayne Roznowsky 763-3141.
JULY 30- AUGUST 1: The Canadian National Veteran Cycling Championship (age group 30-34). Sat. individual time trials; Sun. road race; Mon. criterium. For more information contact Donna Dalziel 764-5450 or Rod Skopyk 763-4769.
COOKE MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE - 900-22nd St. E.
Weekly events: Tuesdays Ladies Golf -Tee off 8am. Men's Night - Tee off time 3pm. Wednesdays Seniors Golf starts at 8:30am. P.A. Business Ladies - tee off 4:30. Twilight Ladies - tee off 5:30. Contact 763-2502.
JULY 4-6: Pro Shop Jr. Mixed Tournament Open to all Juniors 18 years and under. Contact Bill Blake or Darcy Myers 763-2502.
JULY 9-10: P.A. Men's Club Individual Stableford Points Competition Contact Tom Wormworth 922-5329.
JULY 12-14: Sask Jr. Men's Provincial Golf Tournament - 18 years and under. Shotgun start. Contact 763-2502.
JULY 21: Junior Golf Day starts at noon. Call 763-2502.
JULY 23-24: Business Ladies Club Championship- Call 763-2502.
JULY 30 to AUGUST 1: Men's Northern Amateur Match Play Tournament. Daily tee off time is 8 am. Banquet
JULY 30th 6pm at Clubhouse. Awards presentations will be made after final rounds. For information: 763-8402.
KACHUR'S GOLF COURSE - Shellbrook Hwy
JULY 25: Seniors Open Mixed Golf Tournament & supper. Contact Kachur's 763-3465.
JULY 29-31: P.A. Grand Council 9th Annual Golf Tournament. 10am tee off Fri. 2 Man Scramble, Sat. Mixed Tournament & Bar-B-Q. Sun. fish fry. Contact Irene Louitt or Alphonse Bird 953-7200.
AMY'S ON SECOND 2990-2nd Avenue West
Until AUGUST 13: Carter Watson retrospective.
DIGGER'S ROADHOUSE 2901-2nd Avenue West
Until AUGUST 12: Pines Photo Club presents: photo display by Donna Banks.
GRACE CAMPBELL GALLERY John M. Cuelenaere Library 125-12th Street East
Until AUGUST 2: Photography by Grace Friesen and Tim Arabia.
LITTLE GALLERY 1010 Central Ave. Tel. 763-7080
JULY 1 to JULY 24: Saskatchewan Works 1930 to 1950, from the Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon.
PRAIRIE CHARM 1315A Central Avenue
Until AUGUST: display of oil painting by Monica Daschuk, Saskatchewan Landscapes.
TERRACE CAFE Madison Inn 602-36 St. E.
Until AUGUST: Photo images by Ruth & Grant Gillingham.
CITY SLICKERS 3541-2nd Avenue West
Nightly except Sunday: Taped Music with DJ, latest Hits, Pop & Rock.
NELSON'S 1335 - 2nd Avenue West
Mons to Sats: elegant lounge bar with easy listening background music. 4pm to 2am.
George Tsougrianis - Program Director, Shaw Cable Ten 922-5622, fax 922-7122.
This month don't miss:
"PRINCE ALBERT EXHIBITION", complete coverage of the various grandstand
events and tune in for the Exhibition daily events calendar.
Mondays 7:30pm, Thursdays 5:30pm, Sundays 8pm.
"ISSUES IN HEALTH" this series supported by the Saskatchewan Registered Nurses Association looks at a wide range of topics affecting health care in the province.
Wednesdays 9:00pm and Thursday 7:30pm.
See you on Channel Ten!
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